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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
VIII Use Naval Vessel.

Washington, Sept 15.-None of tho secretaries who participated in the conference in Oyster Bay yesterday was in Washington early. in the day, but Secretary Taft and Acting Sec retary Bacon were expected to arrive later in the day or evening. Secre- tary Bonaparte will not be in Wash- ington until Monday and the affair of the navy department. are In charge of Rear Admiral Converse who Is acting secretary. No definite arrangements have been made regarding the ship which will take Secretary Taft and Mir Bacon to Havana from Key West. but naval vessel will be used. A cable dispatch was received from Cienfuegos by the navy department to-lay announcing the arrival of the Marietta at that place yesterday. No mention was made of the landing of bluejackets or marines.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
Drop of Forty Degrees.

Ballston, N. Y.. Sept 15.-The mercury dropped forty degrees dur ing last night and was followed by the first heavy frost of the season here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15

Portsmouth, \. H., Sept 15.-A de tachment of 66 marines. under-com- mand of Captain Charles F. Hatch left the Portsmouth navy yard under hurry orders, to-day, on their way to Norfalk. Va. With good train connec- tions the men will arrive in that city in time to embark on one of the cruis- CTS which Is under orders to sail next Monday night. It was the opinion among the officers at the local yard that the marines were being hurried south in order that they might be available for service In Cuba.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
VESSEL 4 TOTAL LOSS
Steamer SIuek Rocks in the Darkness of the Night While Trying to
 Make Landing
PASSENGERS WERE SAVED

Seattle. Wash. Sept 15.-A dis patch to the Post Intelligencer from Valdez says: The steamer Oregon hit the rocks on the beach of Hinch- inbrook Island at the entrance to Prince William sound at II o'clock last night. She was trying to find the entrance in the darkness when the headland loomed up and all though she reversed the engines the vessel struck hard enough to tear the bottom off. The Oregon struck at low tide and water soon filled the en- zine room to the second grating. A crew of five men left immediately for Valdez to get assistance. The revenue cutters Rush and Mccullough left to take off the passengers. There was no sea running at the time of the wreck, but the position of the steamer is exposed to the full force of the swell and If the wind rises she Is in precarious position. The wreck occurred seventy miles from Valdez and thirty-five miles from Nuchek.
 
 sel will be total loss.
 San Francisco, Sept 15.-Special dispatches received here of the wreck of the steamship Oregon off Cape HinchenbrOOk at the entrance of Prince William sound at II o'clock on Thursday night. say that the steamer lies in very dangerous pO- sitiOn and should a severe storm set in the passengers and crew would stand but little chance of surviving.
 The Oregon, commanded by Captain H. E. Soule, sailed from Seattle for Valdez and Seward September 8. She had fifty odd passengers and about 900 tons of freight.
 The vessel in making the voyage takes the outside or open ocean and makes no stop between Seattle and Valdez. Though nothing definite Is known at this time the Oregon evi- dently encountered heavy fog put ting into Prince William sound, or possibly broke down and was driven on the rocks by the gales.
 When the news of the wreck was brought to Valdez by Chief Mate Ken edy and four sailors after long row of fifty or sixty miles. the revenue cutters Rush and McCulloch were i'm medlately despatched to the scene Of the diseaster to rescue the passengers The steamers should have arrived alongside the Oregon at 2 o'clock this morning having left Seattle at 5 o'clock last night. If the cutters reach the Oregon before she breaks up they will doubtless, have little diff ficulty in taking of those on board. Should the vessel go to pieces. how ever, before the relief steamers arrive. the passengers win have extreme diff ficulty in making the shore under the most favorable conditions.
 Cape HinchenbroOk Is narrow neck of land extending far out into the sea forming one side of the en- trance to Prince William sound.
 It has even been regarded as men, ace to navigation and 1t was but few months ago that the government made m appropriation of $l2o,OCO for the erection of light at the ex- treme end of the point. This work Is now progressing.
 The Oregon Is owned by the North ern Commercial company of Seattle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
Roosevrk ss Q.csada

Havana sept 15-Ihe letter of PFteidcnf RooecveIf to sencr ID. 0enzaIa Queeada- the Cuisan minister . tse tppfc of the day among Cubans anG foeelg1eu ,alIke- American h. Rv1ufbea C ReneraIly reknrfd e 9o uo4 deefF1h3e cunfoFmafIon DC oo sf e trouseA. B1vard cnHs .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
Rcnub,,can Clubs vii, Receive.

New Orleans. Sept 15.-The Lousia- na republican, club will take part in the reception to William ]. Bryan, which Is to be held here on Sept 24.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
AT THE HAMpsox.sELLEw sToRE
 (means ''ssakes
 cooking easy." < Exhibition
 Week.

We particularly invite you to osA the splendid lineof Glenwood Rangon now displayed in our show windoWA and on our first floor.
 Two signs in our show windoVn read as follows:- S1
 This splendid Glenwood nango will be given away free in exchsnGo for the Oldest Glenwood Ramp novs in use in Waterbury. Send in you3 name with full particulars of vhem and where your range was purchaoo1i together with the number and stylm of the Range. The announcement o( the result will be made on Saturday. September 10. at ?. n. Send ia your name to-day. If you havU c Glenwood you may get this ranss.~
 "1o create additional interest iu the Glenwood Exhibit we win send shnD Modern Glenwood Home ofnn1 Range (the grandest of all ransool to the highest bidder. Some one viu get 1t at their own price. Mako q bid from one cent upwards. just vlnos you want to give for 1t. The psrDun offering the most will get this ranoa Write your bid to-day on one of tho cards provided inside. Put in youf bid now. Bids will be opened on Bas- urday at p. m.. right in this shou window"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15
Another Cruiser Ready <

Havana Sept l5,-The Aiperlcau cruiser -Des Molnes arrived here this morning. 'ss-,n, sss .s.s
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19
Mr.. Strobhar's Novel Plea.

News comes from Montreal that Mr..
James y. Strobhur has waived extra
dition papers, that he Will make no
further resistance TO the United States
government officials and will at once
proceed To Atlanta for trial
II is noised on the streets that the
accused will put in plea that the
money he misappropriatad and con-
verified to his own use was rebate
money" that he had been an official
for the company for SO long a time
and had too much consideration and
love for it TO become party 10
company TO do an unlawful act. He
puts his conduct upon the same
grounds, as if. for instance, he were
standing by and saw a murder about
To be committed and did not pre-
vent 1t if it were in his power TO do
SO, he would be a party to the crime;
SO in paying over rebate money, when
it was unlawful for him TO do So
that he would become clearly an ac-
cessory after the fact; that his love
for the old corporation complete
ly overpowered him and he fed with
the goods on his person rather than
involve the road i'm a squabble with
the railroad commission and bring the
odium of public sentiment against it.
Mr.. Strobhar shows that nicely of
distinction and love of consideration
that is sometimes pictured with vivid.
colorings in heroic novels. but is rare
~ Illustrated in real life
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What Judicious and Persistent Adver
Using Does.

4 Wester nbrewing company had
just placed an order for 2500O0,O0
beer bottle labels. says the Philadel-
phia Record. It's product is not sold
principally i'm the city where it is
made. but in every city and large
town in the United States where beer
is consumer ana even in some foreign
countries. Despite the handicap of
heavy transportation charges this
brewery completes successfully with
other breWeries a thousand miles dis
tant in their own market. simply be-
cause it advertises extensively
Through newspaper publicity its name
has been made familiar to millions Of
people who never heard the names of
other brands of beer brewed within
a mile or 50 of their homes. No
brewer who doesn't advertise would
think of ordering labels by the quar-
ter billion.
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FLORIDA FOR 1906.

Without any resolution, but keeping
up with the march of improvements
already begun Florida will do better in
the coming year of 1906 than ever be-
fore and march along close to the
front in the way of advancement in
the year that is now at hand.
Many decisions have been removed
in the past year regarding our beau
tiful state, and those who have come
here and seen for themselves are sat
isfied that the half has never been
told, or if it has, the story has been
garbled. as Florida is the place where
not only the afflicted may come to
regain their health, but where the
hustler for business may come to ac-
quire wealth, says the Gainesville
Sun.
People who have come here from the
North expecting to find prices eXorbi-
tant in the line of household necessi-
ties. have soon discovered that they
can live as cheaply as in the old set
tied sections of that portion of the
country. In the line of fuel there is a
big saving, and the man who owns his
own home here is as vel loft as those
in the North and is not frozen nearly
to death six months in the year.
And in regard to building a home.
the opportunities are equal here to any
section. You can build on the INSTALL
ment plan with interest as low as in
the most favored section of the coun-
try.
Every city in Florida is growing,
new enterprises are springing up. and
we have enough products of the soil
to feed twice as many people as we
now have. Florida for 1906 promises
well.-Palatka Herald.
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Hot Under the Collar.

Tell us not in mournful numbers
says the Live Oak Daily Democrat,
that graft has the nation by the throat
and there is no prospect of release.
The moral sense of the American peo-
pie is aroused and the grafters are
being torn loose from their pray at a
rate which indicates that old fashion
ed honesty is about TO come into its
own again. Look at what they have
done and are doing for those insur-
ance grafters in New York See what
happened to old Senator Mitchell of
| Oregon. Contemplate the shame and
| disgrace that has overtaken Senator
Burton of Kansas. An devon old man
Rockefeller himself has been made
to writhe under the sting of public
sentiment and to seek TO propitiate it
by indirectly making restitution in the
shape Of great charitable and philan-
thropic gifts. The indications are all
! good that both in public and private
life the reaction is setting in and the
country is swinging back II the old
standard of honesty, morality and de-
| cency"
The Buchanan Law was enacted too
late. The days of graft and legal OPP
preston are numbered
| Robbery by law viii no longer be
| tolerated.
The taxation of the masses for the
benefit of the classes vii not longer
! be permitted.
Taxation without representation is
a thing of the past in Florida.
Ten thousand supreme courts may
declare the Buckman Law constitu-
tional. but it doesn't alter the facts
in the case-and one of the facts is
that it is robbery and oppression of
the poor for the benefit of the rich.
The ballot box is the supreme pow
er in this land. To it supreme courts
must bow, by it political jugglers are
squelched and triczsters occupying
high positions Of trust are relegated to
the shades of oblivion.
The best laugher in the world is
! the man who has the last turn at it.
The peoples turn will come in due
| time-Jasper News
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Banquet for Lamar.

The 3rd Congressional District is
represented in Washington by a man
who has the courage To back his con-
victions of right OF wrong. Gen. w.
B. Lamar, lately, on the floor of the
House called down the self-appointed
leader of the democratic minority.
Hon. Sharp Williams, who, sharp
as he proposed TO be in his treatment
of brother democrat, found that he
had bit off more than he could chew"
when he tackled our brave and pa
triotic representative. Hurrah for La
mar!-Westville Advertiser.
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told agonies for four years, and tried
different physicians and all kinds of ONT.
ments. Icould walk only with crutches.
1t Is sixteen months ago since | began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
my limb and foot. The first two
months the Cuticura Remedies did not
seem to work, but kept on using them
both. In two weeks afterwards | saw a
change IN my limb. Then | began using
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment often dur
ing the day and kept it up for seven
months, when my limb was healed nm
Just the same as if | never had trouble
1t is eight months now since I
stopped using Cuticura Remedies. the
best on Gods earth. l am working
at the present day, after five wears
Of suffering. The cost of Cuticura
Ointment and Soap was ONLY AZ.
but the doctors bills were more Iike
$500. You can publish my name and
refer any one to write to me about
Cutlcura Remedies. | will answer ali
letters If postage is enclosed. John NJ
Lloyd, us S. Arch Ave-, Alliance. Ohio
June 81, 1906" -O'
Complete External and Internal Trea.rr.,. a.. -.
hunOI nom Finpes to Serofula frOm Infanrv - ~
vent, Soc Gin form Of Chocolate Co.ted pm. - nese.
10 nay De haa OF Al druggists. single set ofte r,
Potter Drug Chem Corp. Sole Props Res,oc NSuIes.
"a tee' do" to Cure Skin and Blood Humorss
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Negro VS.. ItaIion Labor.

Hon Alfred Holt Stone, of Miss
issippi. recently read paper before
the American Economic Association Of
Baltimore entitled the Negro and
Italion Labor for the South" and in
the course of his address cited the
Sunny Side plantation in the state of
Arkansas, part of which has been
operated by negro labor and part by
ItaliOn labor.
Mr.. Stone says: when the pres
ent operators of the plantation took
hold in 1898 they merely accepted such
labor as they found on hand, SO fam
lilies of Italians with 200 working hands
and 2O3 negro families with 600 work.
ing hands. The Italians were cult
waiting 1900 acres of cotton and the
negroes 2600 acres. At the end of
1905, according to Mr.. Stone. the Ital-
ians numbered 107 squads with 500
working hands. while the negroes
numbered only IS squads with 175
working hands, and the acreage cul-
tivated by the Italians had increased
TO 5000, while that cultivated by the
negroes had decreased to goo acres.
Moreover. the Italians were raising an
average of 4o3 pounds Of lint per acre
and of 1854 pounds per hand. while
the negroes We're averaging 235 pounds
per acre and 1l74 pounds per hand"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Thousands of Floridians. personal
friends Of Hon. r. Fenwick Taylor
justice of the supreme court. and
Hon. VIM. II. Ellis. Florida's talented
attorney general. are uniting i'm con-
ordinations at the recent announce
ment OF the approaching marriage 81
the latter with the brilliant and
charming daughter OF the former.
Miss Ena, the ceremony To occur some
time IN April next.-St Augustine
Record.
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Born Wrong.

The DeLand News doesn't look with
favor on Mr.. Clark's "antibIind tiger"
bills. The editor Of that paper has
always claimed to be a consistent
prohIbitionist-has out Heroded Her
Cd in his devotion 10 The dry side
Certainly no one expected him to sec
good in any act of our congressman.
although Rev. w. J. Carpenter, in last
weeks Christian Advocate, endorses
the bills and wants them passed Bro.
Codrington just has 10 find fault
Lake City Index.
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Frank Clark Solid.

BY a time-honored precedent con-
gresham Frank Clark will have no
opposition before the primary this
summer for his nomination for "a sec
ond term i'm congress. He could not
be defeated before the people if DEE
should have opposition. He IS espec-
tally strong among the masses OF the
people and while his first term service
only recently begun. he is proving a
most valuable and efficient servant Of
the people in the halls OF congress-
Nolusia County Record.
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Why Do It?

The Pensacola Journal attributes
1.-THE downfall of Depew 10 the vigor-
GUS fight made against him by VIII
lam r. Hearst" The Journal is a
rabid "HearStite" and may be expected
L. claim for The ambitious New Yorker
everything in sight, but this contention
is rather more far-fetched than plaus-
ible Mr.. Depew doubtless credits his
downfall chiefly TO the legislative
insurance investigation.-St Angus
tine Record.
The Lawsonites claim that Tom
Lawson did it-that at least he started
the fight.
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JUSTICE + OR THE JEW.

paper recently printed Con-
gresham sulzer, Of York. euIOsizing the Jew.
Mr.. ,~ea agree
his fellow for enlightenment for liberty for
freedom progress he
circumstances Civilization much
the Jew and Christianity him
Destroy says Congressman
human race you which
be bridged
the religious prosecutions of the past with
prosecutions still being inflicted the
simply his
world, equenb sue
only justice entitled
copy of printed Ohio Isl
before and speaking of the iuotoe that denied the Jew of
its contributors, Mr. Jacob VOOrsanser,
1--WE, Jews, Christianity
mtted We Christianity powerful
any people asrany
coqueng with the Church Russia because
will the break off
relations hierarchy, though
really has
politely the chief Rabi From Rome not word has
Christian conduct and the classes of Ger
many, have Opened their mouths
From the political
diplomacy fobds the
try suit ITSELF that the courteous rule of
affairs of other nations President
Roosevelt great friend finds it impossible
behalf the American nation When the Turks
armed interview
international When the Russian murders the
synpahze contributes
eve survivors, the Christian pulpit hund the Christian foru"
thousand ships of England do not change their
placid
Williams soldiers do leave their and the Austrian
armies asleep losing
republic with the autOcracy So
Armenian the Jew the Ma
The Jew nobodys
the rushing blood reaches nobods nostrs
to expand hem w anger madden them with rage"
VoOsanser argues condition
without temporal He organize temporal
power
and resistance.
Godpeed the he has foot
anything, having for their object
Justice for
the Jews Russia crime
civilization religion
to the stand he has taken
cnaress looking
should be without delay.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Holle Smith and Clark Howell met
in joint debate the other day at Co
lumbus. The Atlanta Journal says
that Hoke Smith simply tore Howell
into tatters. The crowd couldn't even
gather up the pieces-there was noth-
ing of him left. The Atlanta Cons.i-
tuition says that Clark Howell tore the
mask from Smith and showed that
he was great big bundle of sham, and
has Joined forces with Tom Watson to
destroy the democratic party.
Georgians had better turn TO Estil
who is a first class type of the real
man.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Governor Vardeman's estimate of
the negro. as given in his message to
the Mississippi legislature. is grossly
overdrawn in the matter of the black
mans criminal tendencies and prac-
tees. The governor is biased on
the subject to a degree that seems
dafty.-Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

who had charge of me
was trying to sew up
the side of my foot,
but with no success.
When he found out.
that wouldn't work,
he began trying to
heal the wound with
all kinds of ointment,
. until at last my whole
foot and way up
above my calf was
nothing but proud
flesh. / suffered nm
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Colonel J. H. Estin, the old and hon
ored editor of the Savannah Morning
News. states that he will announce for
governor of Georgia on January u.
He says that his announcement viii
cotain only twenty five lines. This at
least viii be a pleasant relief 10 the
voters of Georgia who have been sur
feited with clap trap utterances.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Fighting Bob Evans. We see this
item 80 frequently in the newspapers.
Why are everybody and everything,
the newspapers included always fight
ing Bob Evans"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

A New York woman says the the
DRY of gravltation is wrong, that
thoughts have shape and that death is
a mistake. Otherwise there doesn't
appear to be anything the matter with
her.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

W. f. Coachmau has retired as
president Of the Florida Bank and
Trust Company Of Jacksonville and
has been succeeded by Capt. c. E.
Garner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

J. Hall Brumsey. recently appoint
ed county solicitor in Volusia coUn-
~. and shortl yafterwards charged
with having given a check on a bank
in which he had no funds has been
discharged on preliminary examina-
ton before County judge McCrory.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Nine boilers have been put up at
Dowling's new min at the Park. and
fourteen more are To be erected, When
the mill is completed it Will have
capacity of 10000 feet per day-Liye
Oak Democrat
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DEPEW DEEP IN MILLIONS.

Wall street sees much OF Sen
ator Depew. The mystery OF how
he can find time in which 10 at
tend the sessions Of congress.
He is a director and officer of
no less than seventy three cor
porations.
Among other enterprises, De-
pew is included in the director
ates of as railroad companies. 8
banks. trust and security COM
panies. mining concerns, 3
bridge building firms. the wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company
and a cemetery association.
He has recently announced
his resignation from the Equita-
bile Life Assurance Society direc-
torate. The capital OF the %
concerns he is still serving ag-
gregate many millions.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Everybody works but father is
having its-effect: A Missouri woman
has had her husband arrested and
fined a hundred dollars on account of
his 'cussed laziness.' She says her
husband is good to her, but he just
won't work. Wonder who paid that
fine.-AIiltOn Index.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Tom Lawson threatened to take TO
his pen if he lost his fortune. Former
Governor Odell never thought of writ
ing books till he lost his political pow
err At this rate literature will son be
a little more than a refuge for fail
ures-Pensacola News,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

II Things in Russia continue o. go
from bad to worse. will the Czar
cnahge the exclamation OF King Rich
ara and cry:"My Kingdom for an Au-
tOmobile?"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Cardinal Gibbons, the head Of the
Catholic church in America, occupied
seat on the platform of the Eutaw
Street Methodist church in Baltimore
Wednesday night ut public meeting
in the interest OF prohibition.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-01-19

Ii is a good time just now 10 start
a home life insurance company and
this is what some Of the business men
of Jacksonville have done. If it is
prudenuy diligently and honestly con
Quoted. il ought 10 succeed.