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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
HOUSE AND LOT AT 1924 GROVE
street. InuIr" on premises HiF-thiW
WORCESTER BUCKEYE MOWERS,

r,kcs and trdd"rS made by richardson
Mfr. o.. w. r Mace. East Rcadticld.
Me. Agent for Rcadli"ld and Manch"5trr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
PRICES

HOUSES IN AUGUSTA. PRICES
from 900 to 15.O0c dollars. A small farm,
two miles from the city. Other farms IN
Augusta and elsewhere. Mrs C. S. Fogg.
& Summer s. Aur,Ista m4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26

5000 MONEY MAKING FARMS FOR
sale. "strout's List No H." illustrated,
describing hundreds of bargains in New
England. New York, New JERSEY and the
South. mailed Free by +. A. STROIII !:
IS Broad St, Boston. Mass. mart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26

FLOATING WHARF. 80 FEET LONG,
r. w. Soulc, THE Hustler Augusta:
Me. ml'utl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
FOR SALE
,MITo. SOAP OFFER-A KIND

of soap YOU haven't seen. Net 4 CAKE ~,
- hook Df soap. Purely VcGctabt'. rom
Mexican Plant. IIygi"nlc, fic II. II
makes uuick Erth"r. No cnntIGlCn ~ uS.
inc San-ltc-Scap. Conveniently carried III
,,st nnckrt or purse. Send Zoe: IN stamps
S,r sample book to Cole MFG Co. Gus | NJ :
i witty St''I l;idg., svr;l,use, y. Y. We vii!
IN You how tn obtain ana. clcG"nt ~
MUM fire" by Introducing TIM" t'Hi.t r ii,t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
EGGS! EGGS! S. c. r. l. EGGS so

cents a setting from good utility stock
SlN0 for II from choicest matings. Wnte
Wyandottcs 30 and ~ cents 2 setting.
Geo. w. Williams, Augusta, Me. Iei:
1853. mlfdtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
NEW MICH 7-YEAR- OLD HOL-
DOVER STEEL BOAT FOR SALE

,t ,,. ~ ~ Iittlclcld Augusta.
~, ,,,' o"G ma y23ltf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
1 AXE

HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESSES,
wood. gravel, loan, dressing and filling;
Frank +. Ice Co. fnl3dti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26

rnay25,d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
WANTED
SUMMER eoARDERs A NEW LINE

of public camps on Belgrade Lakes just
started. Everything new. Send for book
let. Apply to J. H. Littlcficld, Mercer.
Me. may2id1ta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
IET us BE YOUR FACTORY.

Hardware sp,cialti"s m!nuilct"rtG uM-
der contract. model dcv"l"rrd Nc I'M
,,,nci,li,;t; in patent articles Prompt
srrvicr. first class workmanship. reason reason
MI. nrjccs. American Company. NO
,nnurr Illinois i1-'hit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
HORSES, COLTS AND HElFERS II

Meadow Hill pasture, Manchester. Good
feed and unfaiing supply of good water.
No barbcd wire fencing. For terms adj
dress r. Wadsworth, Hallowell. Maine.
r. +. u. s. m2idlot'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
FOR SALE
A CORRLER SHOP.
,RINDlE BOSTON BULL
PATENTED DUST-COL-

five horse power engine. complete with
cushions. cover, etc: speedy; used one
season, firSt-clasS condition. II. H. Bon
nemort, Bath Iron Works, Bath, Me.
m3JdSt$
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Stast Baltimore.
s.@egueiier.

,MuHh. aiaSemis." - 9tefs sao6e: ~Gbe
Yrince Of Snoin".
.Sors's cperHbaus." Sieie sSote
0enioaDnrakeu . Sheater." - Siefe 2Sohe:
p9sortbern Siebis".
,,Sluucp'S Sbcatcr." - Sieie gSudbe: "Ibe
Itebi before 9briiimas".
.Ytarnlnnb.s beater". = Sieie Nsote: 8ettb's
8auSepii lie Gtiraitioneu. 1d9lih Matince.
,,AuottDrium . 5heater." Steie Aodc:
Abe 9rr1no Bob.
,,@aNctp' Sbtuter." Siefe gSofe: tdgli6
5lpei 8nuSepiues9 'nrfteuIracn.
,,2tIbnugbe Sbeater." Sieie gSode; Sri.
9ercD onsmell In etrein nnr1enloien pbarinltts
fheH Shnuipiel.
,QpcuFt. Voint. I urupsrttn." Mionina, ben
23. apriI. arobes Shanturnen nno Naa in
,Siierhein's Sale," @de 6uLs uno NeafOnsSir.
,,6armpuic." - Miuntaa, Den %. Ipril. 40
ll6r Nbenos, Gfai. lurnier.
,qabor 4neeum 5nrniettion." Wiitiuot.
ben 20. Npril. SdDdlinrileIt nno BdI in Der
.PabUrs Qbceutn+ Sale.
Saieban i'm pr~rinle.Tart". 9onneriiag,
ben 2O. lpriI, Nahmiitags 4 tbr. Baltimore
aelen Buffalo.
,,Eratorien.9ereiu ppu Baltimore" - 9on.
nerfiaa, ben 26. glpril. s.l5 lbeubs. gis5tS
i3. 1idIm. 3oratiO 4arier'S "@ora Eobiiiima"
r5npsriaiRser sdami. unS autpdrtsr.ger.
Gin" - Sonneritag. ben 26. IpriI. ~3lpeiieS
Gtifmngieii In Der 3lrleb'Yarfspd lIe.
,C3rrmania' Gouelnue Er. POP, I. 6. g." -
9oHnerting. ben 20. gpriI, l5'iibrigeS Stifs
f~ulgstett in Der .Rbiianibrup0H0aIe." 9r. 1917.
Gfs8altiHlores StrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Sarmonie Sfat -Snrnirr MOntag,
20. Npril, Ynnft h0 llbr MbenbS.
GrIter Yrcis $1,000. Q12-3)

8initi9e Nohrih
Sr. Gbporb Hoine bot ans Sun
SronciSco Die Madriht erbolten. oab
iid) leine Gnfel IN Siderbeit mo in
gutter Bilegc beiinoen. Gieie tur5e
NodJribt mar fir Die beiorete Mutter
mo Die IN Nneit beiinbliten 0rob.
eltern cine Wobltbuenoe @erilbi9unI.
Sr. W. q. Sorrimai unb Sran
BON bier, meld)e ,uabrenb oes Grbbe.
bens lid i'm ~. Stodmcrfe oes nun.
mebr 5erltorten st. SrnnciS. SotelS"
iporen, limo auf Der &eiie nod Dem
Often IN Ienper a%ngefommen. &err
Sarrimon iogte, Dob iid nod, DEM
Grobeben Die Sbiiren I'M Soiel MIR
nit 8eiualt oifnen lieBen uno bic
eleoatoren nift mebr lauien molls
ten. Gie idrederiiiaten 2eite mr,b.
ten Die Sreppen berobaeben uno
itiir5ten iibereinanber. Gr begab lid)
ioiort nod Der Sabre mo iilbr nod
Saflono nit ieiner Srou. Sn ibrer
8eieaidoit nuf Dem SGbrboote mar
elm 9erlincr, Nomens Otto &oilfi.
MANI Der ebenialls nah Dem Sltelt
%rei1te.
Sobu Youl SonessGere.
monie'n - Sir Die Seierlihteiten
in Ierbinoung nit Der 9eiiebuna scr
lleberreite bon Iomiral Sobn Eoul
SSones. Die morgen IN annapolis IN.
fer Inipeicnbeit bes HrGlioenteu unb
ionitiger bober Hegierungsbeomtcn
uno @ertretern Der iran5Oiiid)en uno
a%meritaniiden GriesSilotie itattiiu.
Den perben bat Die .GolheIter'Go m.
pagnie" ben 3ampier .2ouiie" in
Den 0ienlt eeitett. Terielbe iGbrt
Q llbr Worgens BON Den 2igbtitraBen.
Weriten ab. lie Hunoreiie foltet
30 9entS.
= Die .penniplpnnia.9ab lGbt
fir oieielbe. @~eIegenbeit suei 3iige
bonn llnionsgabnbof unb 5ipar mn
sos Born. uno 1913 Nahm. ab.
geben. Der Hreis fir Die Hunoreiie
lit auf 81 ielteeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
IaS Wettcr.

Sir Worplanb uuh ben Giitrift
Columbia itones @etter uno moro.
lucltlihe @inoe.
Ger bo6itc SbermometerItano mar
GO 8rao I'M Wittcrnod)t.
mar 80 @roo Wittags.
Ger nicbrigite SbermometcrItono
Ger nieoriglte SbcrmOmeteritono
Der lebtcn "a Stunoen IN nodiolgcn.
Den StGoten mar mie iolgt: Goitport
80, Yortlanb 40, Bolton 80. glbanp
Al. Nen-Dorf As, Ebilooelpbia 80,
gtIanticsGitp so, @aibineton 80,
Norfolf 81, Saiteras 81, Gborleiton
66, Sapomnob 66, Sadionpille GA,
Supitcr 10, aep-@eit "A, gtlonta SO,
Wont9omerp 60, Neu.S Orleans Ga,
@nlpelton SO, Corpus Gbrilti ga,
WempbiS GO, Cincinnati 4G, Yitts.
burg 36. SApego 36, Buffalo 36,
Glepclano "a, Ietroit SO, NIpcna 80,
Waronette 30, Green 0op 36, Obi.
cogo SO, GuIutb 26. ct. SAUL "a, ct.
2ouis "a, aoniassGitp 90, Omaha
42. Suron 81, Vismard 30, Williiton
40, Soure ~ Sclcno As, Salt 2ofe
81, 9enper 80, Nortb Eloite ~,
9ob9e IS unb Imorillo 90 @rao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Gin unnilI t 0 III nj ener
q q Il Wenfn ei1ipS nnnphIirhrn

Gin unmitlfom nj ene
Is It. - @eeen zines angeblid)en
tb1tlifen angriffs ouf Solepb z.
Sones bon Ger. 207, Siib.Yaca. Ctr.
murbe geitern Der "a Sabre olte Sob.
Wildp bon Nr. 1858, Meit.9alti.
more-S trabe, bonn Midter 2oben IN
Der meitlid}en Holi5eiitation nit $25
unO Soften beitroft uno mubte in Gr.
mangelung ocs notbigen 8leingelocS
ms @eiGngniB manoern. Wulhp
periuhte aneeblib am Samftaa
abenb in Die Wobnung oes Sones
an Siio.Yaca.S trabe ein3uoringen.
uno ais linn 2ebterer oen Gintritt
ucrnei9erte, iol err auf oenielben los
geidlogen baben. Wulhp eab gu
iciner Gntihuloiaung on, er babe &C.
bort, mie in Dem Sauie Semano
~Norber" gerufen babe, urlb babe
oesbolb 81 SiiIfe ellen ipolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
2ofalberidte ans @aibinston.
Gurd einen Stur5 &C.
t00tct.

to0tct.
Ger Gontruttor Soiepb Beurioa
%itiir3te an Somitog in Dem NeubaH
on Der g, nabe 81. StroBe, N..@,
BON eincm Stodnerfe in Elm anberes
unb erIiit babel iolfe 8crlesnngen,
haB er ouf Dem @ege noh bern
8eorgetoipn Soipital iturb. Sr.
Ecorion iuobnte in Nr. 3340, NaStr.,
rno mar GO Sabre oft.
Valtimorer gebeirntbet.
Solgenoe 9aItimorer bolton lid i'm
Hutbbouie cine Seirotbs. 2icen3: Sr.
| Soiuf, %, uno Marp Snbooa, "a.
StppopotamuS toot.
SIN Sagenbed' iben Cirrus, welhcr
an Samitag bier mar, ltarb oos o!s
n9abp Sippopptamus befannte
Sbier. Ser aaooper muroe benz
~Smitbionion Snititut" iiherlpieien.
Gos Sbier wo9 iiber 1909 Efuno.
Iuf Der StroBe erfranft.
Sr. Benjamin artb BON Ger. 1928,
FsStr., H.-W., %erfronfte am Gam.
itag ganj ploblid uui Der Strabe
niht meit BON ieiner Wobnung uno
itarb, ebe er 1r5tlihe Siilie erlanaen
fonnte. Coroner @la5ebropf conIta,
tlrtc, ooB Gin Ser3leioen Dem SO
Sabre alien Wanne ouS 2cben per-
~fiir5te. Sr. Artb itnmmte aus
Geutlblono uno mar Il Sabre alt,
oils er nof amerita fam. Gr mattt
Den arieg in Der Unions .Yrmee nit
unb binterl6Bt cine Srou uno pier
&inber.
GcntiheS 0aienbauS.
Gie regelmdBige monatlihe Der.
iammlung Der Gireftoren uno Sele.
9oten oes. 9eutiden 0oiienbauieS
iano in Der @obnung bes Sru. Gbri'
titan Seurih eineS Gbrenmitglieoes
bes SereinS, ltott. Soit olle Mitglie'
DER maren onpeieno, mo YrGiioent
Srieorib Smboi fiibrte ben Goriip.
GoS bon Dem SefretGr ". s. WteperS
perlelene Yrotofoq DER porbergeben.
Den @eriommlung unO Der monot.
libe Sinon5beritt oeS S6nbmeiiterS
Charles g. &oeier murben a%neenonl.
men. 8eillde iiir Die guinabme o
5ebn ainoern la9en Dor, %oaruntcr
ied)s bon @iaiam Seinemanu, ocrcn
Wtlltter al bemicl6en Gage begrabcn
morpen mar. Ga in Dem Sole oieier
iefs mitterlos gemoroenen aipber
I'M alter bon 3 bis 12 Sabren Gring.
libfeit por5uIieeen ifien, 10 beibIob
Der gorltano Die g%ufnabme oerielbcn.
Haf Shlub Der Seriummlung, oie
I'M 9ibliotbef5immer itattgefunOen
Bate. folgten Die Serren, iomie 5ran
u. 2oifler, Die Yr1iioentin beS go
men HGbrpereinS," mo Srou Vi.
9oiid. Die Yraiioeniin oes ~5roucn.
Siilis gereins," Der ginlooung uon
Srn. uno 6rau 'Seurid uno beaabeu
lid nadJ Dem Spciiejimmcr, no elm
olsgeSeihncteS Wabl unb Elm eoler
Sropien Hebeniait ibrer marteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

8abcn fir bic NOtbleioenocn in
San SraueiSeo uno Californian iucrs
Den I'M Nircam oes yTeutidlen GOrrc.
ipOnoentcn," Nr.413, Cit.SaltimOrc'
Strahc, rntgegen gcnOmmen nnb 10
fort an bic suitGuoigcn 8eamten Der
yHotbcu Greus . 8eiclidaft" abae'
licfcrt ,ucrocn:
0eltern gingen Elm pon:
6. Hs. $500.
3. Ms. 5000.
1ptal ...........$7.0O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
BE. IN, ch.WaItimstt.e tral

wv I"F
Yafiage . Wotariats 8elbwediel.
9iireau. Shiffsfartcn fir ale Gom.
pier 2inien. MeiIepaiie, @ediel,
8e!owefiel uno @eloienounaen.
lstprili0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

Gin idSnes mno miitlides 8eidenf
fir NnaebGriae 1T inner cine lebens-
aroRe photographic Ober cine Tint
Ieriid) pullcnSete Gopie eimes alten
Hiloes in Grason, @aKerfarbe, Del
ober Yaitell. Die idSniten 9abinet.
biloer MUIR 81 pro 1atenb.
Snlims 8ebbel, oeutider Ebotograpb,
321 WorS.O SAP traGe.
Qt1-) pta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
YaIth. Riaer.

8ir b~erfaufen aIe Sorten bon Slut.
Iten. @unabouts nit Gmmmi.8ao.
reifen, 9ugsies, Daptons uno Wagen.
2adir- mo Yoliterarbeiten. .2ette.
ring" uuo Meparaturen. 8eIteIlunaen
fir ale Mrten BON Vferoegeidirr an.
senommer. Nr. 2, Gaitern.Nb e. nab
Gait.Apeaae. Mpr4. tY2tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Nbmiral Sobn Yaal Somes Gere.
munien.
0icnitag, "a. @priI

Yenniplpania 9abn miro YiQete
fir Ole Rultoreiie bon Baltimore
nah annapolis fir 500 ~perfauien.
3iige fnbren BON Unions abnbof ab
nm 9.05 Worgens unb 12.48 Nah.
mittngs. Q12,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

lenfte elmer Der Geoner oie auimerfs
i%alnfeit aui Die Notbwcnbigfeit, oob
iiH Die SGnger bobit 5obIreib u1
oieier Sabe betbeiligen ioutenL oenn
ras glnieben unb Die Gbrc Der Cent
iden Ser Stobt benz 8emeinneien
gcgcniibcr itebe ouf Dem Spicle. 2ic
ndtitc Geriommlung Ser beioen 60
mite'n ioa nn1 nGhiten Sonntoo
Nadnlittag o~6geboltcn merOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
S6iffsfarten bon nnb na@ 0eati@.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: ga.
iiite $45 unb $47.50; Bremen-8a!.
timore $3.50. Ranoreiie au binise.
rem Hreiie. Sbeo. s. 9ieaer e s.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Sine ~uiQfommcue NadJridt.

Collar fiir 2oIor miro bon Der ~SIrea
mans Suno" uno Der DSome
Sire & Worinc Sniurance 60"
bon Californian be3oblt. - Gin
beneioenslpertber Hecoro.
Sr. Sorrp 8. 3iol Der bielige 81.
id)dftsiiibrer Der y6iremon's 8uno
Snilrance so. Of California" nno Der
Some Sire & Marine Sniuruncc
SO. Of California" erbielt geitern bon
Srn. s. vs.. &eaogg IN Bottom fol-
genoe Iepeit)e 5ilgeianot: San
Sraneisco, 81. Npril 1906. s. W.
aeaogg, @cib6itSiiibrer 0itIibes De-
portement, Bottom, Wali. Sober
mann iider uno mobl. - Sronb ieBt
gcl0i6t. @ir meroen ole 8erluite in
8oa, Collar fir Collar, be5ablen.
Gie Sloggen Oea o6iremon's 6,tnb"
unb Der nSome Sire & Murine"
meben nod unb iino an Den Wait &C.
nogelt. @. :. Gutton, Erdiioent."
Gle oSiremun'3 6rno Snluronce
60" uno Die .Some Sire & Warine
Sniuronce &c." bon Californian &C.
boron 81 ben gr0Bten in Ser @elt. SIN
pergongenen Sabre beliefen iid Die
Observation-Disclosures altf bier Wil-
lionen Collars. Iltr6 ooS Gintrcf-
fen Der obigen Tcpelhe limo ir9enb=
luelde 8eiorgniiie bon Bolicen-Snbo-
bern in Baltimore 5crItrcut por0cr.
Nod) niemals ,boben es oieie @eieQ.
idaiten unterIoiien, ibre i6brlidcn
Iipioenoeu bon $4,000 81 be5oD.
len, unb boben itetS 100000 bis
100000 iGbrlih 81 ibrem lleberiduB
bin5ugeiiigt. 9ie gftien iinb i'm DC
liBc Der woblbaben0lten 9emobner
Gnliiornien's, uno nad Den @eieten
ieneS Staotes lit Die Suitborfeit Der
gftionGre unbegren5t. Sir iraeno
Semon0en, Der nit Den Ingelegen.
beiten bieier @eieQldoit III Dem cins
beimiiben 9iireall pertrout lit, lag
nift Der aeringite 3ueiiel Dor, Dob
bieie 8eieQihaiten be5ablen piiroen.
Srgeno melhe @eielihaften, meld)e
ltarf genug iino, UNI cine lolde 81.
tuotion in Der eigenen Stoot olIs5u.
balten, peroienen oaS unbeareln5tt
Gertroucn oes periihernoen Eubli.
fumS. Set Der organization iinb
iene 8eieliboiten an ollen groBeren
9ronoen in Den Ser. Stoaten bethel.
ligt gepelen unb iie geb0rten au oen
erIten @eieQidaften, melbe bel Dem
groBen 9oltimorer 9ranoe ibre Ser.
lutte IN Soil ~be3abltcn. Die 9enm.
ten oieier @eIeaid)oit limo 2eute, Die
ibr gauges Heben im Seriid)erun9Se
geltaite 5ugebradt baben uno cine
erfobrnng jqmmelteL lauf @runb
oeren iie Der iebigen Situetion in 81.
irieoenitsaenoer 8eiie enteeacntreten
tonnen. Ser Hiaa lit Der 9oltimo.
rer @eihaitSiiibrer oieier @eieuiboi.
ten uno bot iein 9iireou in Nr. ia,
Gbambcr OF Commerce. ebGuoe, az
Der Gnitom-Soul =Mpemle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

Ger nSociol 2 crpi c c
Club" pclt)cr fiir5lid) organiiirt
mtroe, I'M alle 9ieienigcu, melde al
i~o5ialer uuo pbilontbropiiher Arbeit
intereilirt iinb, 3uiommen 81 bringen,
bGlt morgen Nbeno in Dem 9onopan.
Soul Der nSobns Soptins' llniuer.
Iitat" cine 8eriommlung ob, in mel.
der SRI. Wabel :. 9ooroman Don
ser DNmerifaniiden @eieaifoit bonn
rotben &rel5" einen Tortrag iibcr
oas @irfen Der @eieuihnit mil be.
lonocrcr 9eriidiiftigung oereu SbG.
ti9teit bel Scr 8otaItropbe i'll San
Srancisco baltcn miro.
Bier Euore Sic
5luci bobmiid)en Yoltoren bon Sit.
Baltimore. Die SS. Gatlop Saucf
uno i. Gbaoo, nabmen geltern Die
Srauun9 bon bier Yaaren Dor. mo
cine nennensmertbe Sbatiod)e lit eS,
bob cine ieoe ser 8rGute crit Dor
&ur5em bon 9obmen nnf Imerifo
fam. ober bereits in Der alten Sci.
motb nit Dem reip. 3ufiinfti9en be-
fannt mar. Eaitor 8anef traute IN
Nr. 1919, Norb.W aibington.S trobr.
Srn. Serome Neummn mo Sri.
Waria Wra5ef, mobei ole SS. Gmil
uno Charles Meumunn ais Srnu.
5clgen imngirten.
Sn Der b0bmiih . mGbriihe,l
Stride on Alblaub-M penue uno Woih.
ington.S trobe troute oerielbe Yoltor
am gbeno Srn, q. Suraf bon Curtis
Ban uno Srl. Barbara 3ogtbaml.
2ebtere fam crit Dor 8 @od]en nod,
Baltimore. Nranf Gcrmat uno Sol.
Mareid funairten ais Srau5cueen.
Eaitor gbaoa traute gcitern
8ormittaa nm TO llbr 5ipei Sriioer
nit Sen Gerlobten, ole erit Dor Sur.
gent bon 9obmen nady Baltimore
famen.. gs maren Dies Soiepb ari5
u1o NINA Slapida mo Miduel &ri5
unb SRI. Map Maiinoa. Die 5rau.
unesfeier ianb in Nr. 1901, Waoiion.
Strabe, Itatt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
PHILLIPS TO GO SOUTH.
Connie Mack Frames Up Five Game.
 in Spring fin New Orleans.

Philadelphia. Nov 14.-Nanager Mack of the Philadelphia Americans returned home yesterday after a trip through California and the south in search of players.
 On the way home he stopped off at New Orleans and arranged for a series there next spring between his Athletics and the New York Nation als. Connie has always been eager to get another chance at the Giants in order 10 retrieve the defeats Me Graw's team administered 10 the Athletics last fall.
 He said yesterday that all the de- tails. barring the exact dates. had been arranged for the Giants-Athletic series. Five contests will take place during the latter part of March, and 1t is hoped to begin and close the series with Sunday games.
 Each team will he in the south about three weeks before that. So that the players will have the oppor- tunity of getting into good condition. The Athletics may also play the Chi cago Nationals at Marlin Springs. Texas. early in March.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
WATERFOWL JOTTlNCs

The farmers are endeavoring tc get the wholesale price of milk raised from 3A to cents per quart They claim that grain is higher and 1t costs more for labor than 1t did g few years ago.s
 Henry F. Davis and wife of Du- luth. Minn, who have been visiting at F. B. Noble's, left yesterday for a visit with friends in Virginia. Daniel Davis has moved into the house he recently purchased of the heirs of the late Henry c. Scott.
 A horse belonging to Russell Hurd. the expressman, was taken sick yes- terday morning and Mir Hurd did not make his customary trip to Water bury. e
 c. R. Mattoon is having the fence from in front of his tenement re- moved.
 The young child of MT and Mrs William Bishop is seriously i'll with spinal trouble.
 A special town meeting Is called for this evening at o'clock for the purpose of giving power to the se- lectmen to borrow $6,000 to pay the running expenses of the town until taxes are due.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
CARL PONs ARRIVES.
Big Frenchman is Ready for Lundin
 Tomorrow Night.

Hartford. Nov 14.-Carl Pons. the French Canadian grappler. arrived in this city yesterday from Montreal. He is In fine shape for his match with Hjalmar Lundin tomorrow night and will go on the mat at about 1ss pounds. Lundin will peel at a little over 200. Pons has never been here before. although he has wreetled in Bridgeport and several cities in New York state. He is tall. broad shoul- dered and rugged looking and is un- doubtedly a dangerous man. He said he was averse to a local referee. as suggested by Manager Anderson. but spoke as if he was wiling to accept Honest John Willis of New Britain. Some French-Canadisns here told Pons that Willis was on the level Pons did not think that Anderson or Lundin would frame up anything against him. but he vas of the opin- ion that a local man would be pre- tudiced in Anderson's favor. Olsen, the young giant from Perkvilie. wiii make his local debut on the mat and there is a good deal of interest about this husky young pro.ese of Alfred Anderson He undertakes to throw q New Britain Frenchman in fifteen minutes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
GOLD CUP SCANDAL.
F.. F.. Smathers Applies for Order to
 Examine Sanders's Affidavit.

New York. Nov 14.-Elmer E. Smathers, through his counsel, John J. Adams, applied Monday to Jus tice Bowling in the supreme court for an order permitting him to ex- anime an affidavit alleged to have been made by Edward Sanders, a driver of trotting horses, in connec- ton with the Lou Dillon-Major Del mar scandal. It is said that Sanders made an affidavit in St Louis year ago in which he swore that Lou Dill lon was drugged before the famous race for the Memphis Trotting Asso- ciation's gold cup. and Mir Smathers says that an examination of this afii- davit is necessary to enable him to prepare for the trial of the associa- tion's suit against Smathers to re- cover the cup on the charge that it was won by fraud.
 The whole scandal is to be aired and investigated. 1t is said. at the coming meeting.of the National Trot- ting association at the Murray Hill hotel. Lawyer Cloonan. represent ing the Memphis association. told Justice Bowling that a similar appli- action to examine the Sanders afi- davit had been denied some time ago. Justice Bowling reserved decision.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
Miss Lewi.ohn a. Gan Angel.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14:-Masked un- der the name "Eleanora Leigh" so com pletely she hoped that not even her most intimate friends would suspect her identity. Miss Alice Lewisohn, sis ter of Jesse Lewisohn and daughter of the late Leonard Lewisohn. multimil- lionaire copper king, is playing con spicuous role in Robert Brownlng's "Pippa Passes' at the Majestic the ster. Miss Lewisohn is not only play ing in the piece, but it Is her property. and Mrs. Sarah Cowell I4e Moyne, the star, who is supposed to be the sponsor for the drama, Is in reality sponsor in name only.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
OAKvILLE HAPPENINGS

Mrs LaFage. of Keisel avenue left this morning for several days visit with relatives and friends in Torring- ton and Litchfield.
 A large delegation from here will witness the production of ''Ten Nights In Barroom," to be given in GOod- will hall. Waterville the latter port of this month. The chart for the play will be at the local postoffice from next Saturday to Tuesday in order to give local parties an opportunity to select seats.
 Most of the local shop workers living in Waterbury and accustomed to talk ing the trolley were compelled to take the steam cars last night as the troll leys were out of business about quitting time on account of another break at Bulls bridge.
 George NJ. Beach Is entertaining his parents. Mir and Mrs George Beach of Plymouth, at his home on Newton Heights.
 Chicken thieves are beginning to operate ill Oakyille, F. R. Ball claims ten of his chickens were stolen on Saturday night.
 Mrs A. H. Mattoon, of Falls avenue entertained the Ladies' Aid society this afternoon,
 Irving Andrews. has returned from a hunting trip to Middlebury.
 Edward Champaign, ST. accompan- jed by his son Edward and Irving Nelson, have returned from several days hunt in Colebrook. They report great luck and carried we'll filled bags of game home with them.