davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Ob, meldbe &mf, eim 6muo a.
ietn!
Sin ansenebmer Sob ION benieIben Jest Be-
reitet rper6en.

Gum biuieen preiie bon 5 @ents
bas Sttd merbsn bon isbt ab ole Der.
rsnlos auf Der Strabe angetroffsnsn
Sunbs In ein beReres Senfsits btniiber.
5ef6rbsrt. Der groBs, aus giisnbls&
9earbeitete 9unospertiIge. .apparat, In
tpeI&em bic Waumaus isbt auf humane
Art mittels 2eu&tgas erfidt usrben,
Ian9te eeffern bier an.
Gin frsunbli3sr tleiner Dumb. Der
neu9ierig benz In bic poIi5eifation
einfabrenbsn @agen fOl9te, uno Der
bann i2tusifwsoelnb fi1 aud beim Nuf.
fsnen bes idmsren Npparatss ieben
Iisb, follte als grifer. als 8eriudsob.
iett bienen, bod uar Ct peridmunoen,
als man isins Dienfie tn Iniprud neb.
men polIte.
Den gsi&reibunssn nod 3u urtbei'
len, melhe 9umnnitdtsbeamter vi
Smith gefsrn madte. msroen bon isbt
ab bic 6unoe fi& UNI oie gbre ifrsiten.
auf foI& angsnshme Wsiie bonn bisf.
gen Dtrfunsstreiie abi&eioen au otir.
fen. unb mebrsre Der poli3iHen foQen
i&on angefra9t baben, uie He fi9 oas
su ermartenoe fdmeifwsbslnbe @efolge
bonn 9alie au balten baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
6ir sin Mationalss 6efauo=
belts. Sspartemeut
8rint 9rofefor Nprton cine 9anse.

profehor s. psais Norion bon Der
Gale llnibsrfitdt bsftirmoriet bic @ta'
blirung zines Nntionalen 8sIuno1.its.
Sspartements Der Ser. Staatsu unb
wiro bon nislsn Nutoritdtsn marin
unterftibt.
profeROr Noripn fiitrt ous, bab
our1 Sdpinoiu6t uno 2unesnirnni.
bsitsn idbrliG sins sr6bere ansahl Der.
fouen umtdmen. als burd bie blutis-
fen arisee ie gsidshsn isi, uno msint
sr. bob. wie Oas asrieulturs sGsparte.
msnt bis ginfubr bon psrisu4tsm 0tsb
uno f9dolider pfan3en 3u nsrbiabern
iu9e. ss paidt oss Naiional. .@sIunos
belts Nmts isin maroe, sssen Gin
i4leppung bon Ssu6sn su idmpfsn,
tuslde benz msni6li&sn Organismus
gefdhrli& perosn i6nntsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

5n ber 8aptiRsn WliiRonsiir&s
an Der %. 18. 6tr.. nsrfisI sefisrn
Absnb Soa priee, 1910 aiblanb Mps..
tn reltgi6Ie @Ttaie unb bur9 lautss
&ufen uno l1mberiprinaen aab Re
tbren gntbuiiasn:us funb. sic fiel
aulebt auf ben 5uBtoben nieber unb
oa mon innerli&e 0erlebunasn BE-
fhr&tete, uurbe fie mitteIs Ambulanj
In ibre Wobnung bsf6rosrt.
g am Ienfon, Der 6rau 5ranets
Woob, 422 Ranfas Str. aefern Tlit.
tas tbdtIta ansriff, iuurbe bur9 bie
@abIsr Wilion unb @olnii9 unter I'm.
tlaee Der $runten6eit unb bes tbdt.
li&eu Angriffs berbafsst unb untsr
$500 Barsi4aft seifellt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Sabrsans 80.
Stastraib Hosie ans,flast.
SOU inbirsft in DifeutIibe Sontratte interei'
iirt seipeien iein.

Sarrp g. RopIs, Staotratb Der 10.
@aro, puros am Wcntag Worgsn
our9 bic SrObsei9woreusn In antlage'
sufano osrisst uno bsi4uloigt. als
Wiiteliso oss Gtaotratbs inoirett IN
6Hsnili9s 2ontrafts intersifrt geweier.
3u isiu Der parnsrap6, aIf Sruno
osfsn Die Nntlase erbO6en uuroe, BE-
ia9t, boB i'm Sole Der S&ulbig'
iprs9ung cine Strafs bon ni4t weniger
tuis Sabr 8sfdugniB. uno tli8t iiber
$1,000 nsr6dnst ueroen ioa. &opf.
fol als publitationsassnt Der &epublic
grsoiOtIng 60. tbdiis gewsfen isiu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Harfimpertmtenoemt Z. glbSe
Yomer
Iia feline MntbeiIe am gersniisunsssllnter'
nebnter nerfaufen.

6err 3. @lpbe pomer, Der bieRge
partiupsrtntenoent, iagt, er utiroe fei.
men Antbeil an benz Isrenheungs.
unternebmen I'm Riperfbe part inner.
balb 8 bts 10 &aeen berdubern. ba er
oieferbalb Hart iritiRrt morben fet unb
btefe An8eIe9enbeit ibm BON Seiten Der
partbeb0roe foipIe bon Ssiten bes
Stabsratbes piele rlnannsbmli&feit
bereitet babe, iuorunter eine Rebuetion
feines ealdrs bon $4,000 auf $500,
oa man Der AnR&t geueien let, Ct be.
tiimmere fi& faf nur um ben &iper.
fibs part, wd6reno er bie anberen
parts berna&ldiRee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Maneie bat ietmen Srnbel
limb @ouperneur SanIp ion beIfen.

Die Witglisbsr Der Wuneier poli3ei'
gsb6rbe braGtsn ibrsn nsusn Supsrin.
tenoenten, 0an gsnbotr. nod Snoias
napOIis gum goupernsur 6anlp uno
battsn sins lanss 8sipre9uns NIT benz.
ielbsn, tiber oeren ffdotii9e Angelessn.
beitsn. Ob bie 5erren aus eisenem
antriebe Ober tn 5Olge b6beren gefebIs
bierbergefommen maren, mihen tpir
nidt 3u fagen, ba aus oisisn iOpObl
mie aus 6errn 6anlp ni&ts beraussu.
bstommen NOR. Die 0srbdltnifs iolen
in Wuneis ni4t bie Bsffen isin uno
finb oie gefsbliebenben Bar9er uno au4
Der Bhraermeiifer Der Stabt fiir frif.
tere Eur&fabrung Der @sisBs, oamit
Rube uno Oronun9 before N4tuna
p.tiaafft wsrosn.
Gin anberer 6an, tpel9en unier
@Oubernerr 3u eniideibsn babsn tpirb,
iit Der. oab benz neugewdbltsn republic
tanii9en @sridtss Anmalt feline Sns
faaationspapiere bisber niHt tiber.
aeben uuroen, ba iein btmofratii&e,
@egentanoioat q. q. Spsnee ben
@ouberneur barauf aufmertiam maHte,
oab Der rspublitanii9s Ranbioat, &o.
bert W. Wonros, ni&t au Der Stslls
bers4tigt let, ba berielbe benz @ountr
nod $500 i&ulos. tpel4e er niemals an
oas @ounips sS4abamt be3a6lts. als el
nod Auoitor bon Dslama,e @ounir
lpar. 9err Spence iagt, ss isi ssgsu
oie Staatsfonffitution 6errn Wonrot
oie ets0e 3u tberantmortsn. ba bisis
bcrf&reibt, bob ein Yeruntreuer bor
6taats. oOsr @ountp. .@elbern 3u einem
@ertrauensamte ni&t 3ussIaRsn rpsrbsr
tann. tpenisasns 10 lanse sr bcs @slt
ni&t 3uraderifattet bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

6enrpbtIls. Auf antrag oes
2ouis Stefenba9 fslIte Die Rinosrpor.
nunof4aftsbshbro. bon @lart @Ountp
our4 Samss g. &aggart uno Capt.
R. 6. glsgs Dor &I4t.r 6arrp 6
Nontgom.rp Den Nntras. Die orei
SarrisTtsn Stisftinoer aus Der mo
raltIa uureinen atmoIpbdrs beg Srant
Sarris'ia.n 6luiss su entfsrnen. esb'
terer febt 6etanntli9 untsr Der Auflaae.
an 3ueien isiusr Stisftinoer.. osren
@roBpater 2ouis Disfenba& III. f&wers
Sittlidteitsb,rbrs9sn bsgaraen 3u b.
ben. Die Riuoer gf6er. gt6el uno
6iloa Rnb nsun bssis6ungswsiie fsbsn
Sabre aft, erfsrs bsiosn fus 3utatnse
unb, uie oie @roBssidmorensn bs6aup'
ten, Opfsr oss paris. gs wuros bonn
Ri9tsr anasorqnst. oie bret Wdo4sn
bsm S9ubs iatss @tobuaters ausuosr.
trau.n. 6arris. Der Inn gountpse.
fdnaniB In untsrIuaungs6aft ist.
bari bic gsiuas isinsr gasfrau ni&t
me6r smpfanssn, ba 8ranoe oaftir bor'
banbsn fiao, Dab er Il. gu bsstnfuiisn
bsriu4t bat. Der 3wtsfa9 ausstlaate
Reat Hntsr $500 Sarai9aft. bis su
I.iffsn oS,r su bsi9afsn G auBsr
6tanos III. Ssin 5aa otrfte bisis
Wo4e CUR Yeraanoluns fommsu.
Sefferfonpille. 6isr fauo
5rau q. Dnilep In elmer alten Bibsl
einen 1risf bon Jaeob Worrii&
aus benz Sabre 1885. Worrti9,
hsr elm @rosoutsl Der 5rau Oailsp
NOR, wuros am IA. De3ember 1885
auf 8sf.hl Der msrifanifasn Rs.
gisruns In SampIeo eri4ofsn, neil CT
f4, ansroinss wiosr Wiaen uno Don
Napbair's Jreii4drlern ge3wunseu,
an .insm Iufffano utoer bic inertia.
nii4e Rssisruns bst6:tliat bate. I'm
2aae Dor Der @rseution i9rieb Norrii9
an feinen Batter sinen rtibrenoeu Hb.
f4ieosbrief. mslber 3sigt. oa6 Der gum
: Sooe gsrurtheilte bis 3ur lebten9sbsns.
Humble fanobaft uno fef sebliebsn if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

Srau Bertbolb Ban
BRO d, 1909 Union Ctr melosts &C.
fern bas mpRsri6is Acknowledgement
ibrss Banibu6es. ibrer golosnen 16r
uno elmer Baariumms bon $l4. iouie
bab ibr Sobn Ssnrp Banbrrd, Der aus
ct. 2ouis felt einigen $agen bier gum
gsiu6s tpsilt. ni6t heimfsbrts. epd.
ter isoo4 msloste bie 5rau Der poli3ei,
bnB Der bsrmiBte Sobn. in3uii&sn
nieoer mad baufe fam, 10 bob mad
bisIsm alio ni3t tpeiter geIu9t psroen
brautt.
elmer S9Idaeret tn
sinem SaloOn an Der Norb Senate
Hoe. puros Sreb gaHsI. osRen aoreHe
ole 1923 Noro Werioian Ctr. anas.
qsben III. bur9 WsfsrfiGe am Ropf,
on Der S&ultsr unb In Der seits bsr-
lsst. ga6sI wuroe in's 6oipital &C.
brn6t. Den CUR STEELE geiauoten &ao-
Ter Msforo unb garris. wuroe Soc
6ammouo, 407 Ranfin Str, OILS be,
Angrsifsr gaHsl's 9smeloet. bod tonnts
6ammonb bisbsr NOD ni3t qsfrnben
treroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Der So3talifiide samssrbnnS
SieIt seitern feline reseImdbise geriamn'
lung ab.

Die rssslmdbipe 8sriammIung bee
8ereins fanb in oeHen neusn Rdumen.
ben 3immern go. 10 unb IL In Der
Dole, go. 29 Sho Eslaware Strabs,
HIATT, wsl6s bssossn murbsn. ba ois
alten Rdumli&tsitsn ni&t mebr genhs'
ten, unb muroe bei&loRen. biefelbsn
burd cine absnbuntsrbaltung am nd9.
ifen Sonnias, ben 9. Se3ember ein3u.
ueiben.
Mdbreno Der Weriammlung wurbs
ein neues Witelteb aufaenommen uno
bret Ranoioatsn In Yori9lag ssbra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

Srbing Gornett, No. 523
patterion. .Strabe. ein Weger. Der bor
MonatsfriR elmer Grau on Der Sn.
biana. .Abenus sinen GauRi&Iag in's
@ef&t beristte. purbe bur& oie Beam.
ten 6enrp unb Brabp berbaftet. er
uirb obne 9ulafung bon 8irsI&aft
gebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
ysrional= Nott3em.

6rau Bernard 8Onnegut uno
5rau Clements Wonneaut. tperoen am
Sonnsrifag, ben 27. DECEMBER. TN
Sauis ben Jrau elements gOnuegut
ben Ssuti9sn 2itsrarif1sn Club iu
elmer grtra. 8sriammlung empfaugsn. /.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

= Ser ttette 19O7i2abrer
Gtnfenoe Sete soipte 0as
rtett : Qalenoer, betoe bon
Demti@lano tinporttrt, Rmo
tm untertr Office, 81 eAo
9eIatuart ets. ~ babet,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

gbas Baasfe's SiSfeite &neipe,
1891 Slb Gaff Ctr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
MAssAcHusErrs CANNED MEATs
Report of Board of Health Shows
 Much AAyltsration.

Report of Board of Health Shows
 Much AdyitSration.
 BOSTON, July 12.-In order that the people of Massachusetts might know the truth with regard to the nature of the canned meat products which arc sold in this state the state board of health has made public the result of an investigation which 1t haS been con ducting into the matter. The board examined nearly 15O different kinds of canned meat from every possible source as well d the canned meat establish ments.
 The examinations included tests not only as to the presence of chemical preservativss, but also as to the actual materials used in ''potted" and "dsvil. led" meats and meat loaf" In gsn- eral way the results of the investiga- tion are favorable to the manufactur- ers, both in the east and in the west, but 1t was found that many of the preparations contained large amount of foreign matter. Of one brand of potted ham prepared by q western firm the report states:
 This was found to consist of small amount of normal muscle, considerable epidermis in large pieces, numerous blood vessels and nerves and salivary gland, ground to paste. Quality poor, the material being largely scrap"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
FIVE DEAD IN TROLLEY WRECK.

Loaded Passenger Car Completely
 Demolished Near Martinsville. BUFFALO, July 12.-A train of two trolley cars westbound from Lockport on the lines of the International Rail- way company last night ran into an open switch at siding east of Mar tinsville and crashed into . trolley freight motor and . train of seven freight cars which was lying on the siding waiting for the passenger train to go by.
 Five passengers were killed outright and a score injured, some of whom may die.
 The passenger cars were going at a high rate of speed when the accident occurred, and the foremost car was utterly demolished. The wedge shaped end of the freight motor split the for ward end of the front car and the rear car completed the work of destruction.
 Members of the relief parties hur- riedly dispatched on news of the wreck did not at first realize that two passenger cars were involved, so com plete had been the demolition of one of them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
LOOK FOR WAR NOW.
Salvador and Guatemala Open Hei
 tilities on Frontier.

Salvador and Guatemala Open Hes-
 tilities on Frontier.
 WASHINGTON, July Probabilities between Salvador and Guatemala have broken out anew on the border be- tween these countries where peace was supposed to have been esta blished pending a settlement of the trouble between the two countries.
 Leslie M. Combs, the American min ister to Guatemala, who was on his way to the United States to assist in settling the difflculties between salva- dor and Guatemala has been ordered back to Guatemala City from Champer- leo, Guatemuia, wheref ne was feAcned by cable.
 Salvador's alleged assistance of revo- lutionists in Guatemala who were at- tempting to overthrow President Ca brera caused Guatemala to protest bit tely to the United States and Mexico and resulted In representations to Sal vador by those two republics which in. dicated that they resented foreign In. reference in the internal affairs of Guatemala.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Hi. re. Plant Prsas.bie.

KANSAS CITY. July 12.-In the in- vestieation here into the workings of the Kansas City Ice companies charged
 with being in an Illegal combination. W. P. Lyons. president of the Central Ice company. testified that he went in to the ice business in 1900. investing $500. Tn the following summer. which was very hot he hsd raised the price twice when the demand increased and had made . profit of s4s.0oo thst year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Move row.ra Imp.riai rea.rat,o..

LONDON, July 12.-A resolution in favor of preferential treatment on a re- ciprocal basis. introduced in behalf of the Montreal board of trade at the sixth congress of the chambers of com merce of the empire. was carried amid . remarkable scene of enthusiasm. East Indian representatives approved it. The Canadians rose In a body. and the hall re-echocd with their cheers. while some of them tried to sing God Save the King"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Fear Ri.... of rr.n:y.ai sst'vsrY

Fear Rising of Transyaal gStiverN
 JOHANNESBURG, Tfansvaal, July 12.-The disquieting rumors that the blacks sf the Rand contemplated an uprising on July II are borne out by the fact that native servants have warned their mistresses to retire to places of safety. Similar rumors have been circulated in the Reef, but the police ridicule them. However, much anxiety is expressed. A paper read at a conference of the Ethiopian church, embodying reports from the various districts. says an uprising has been openly advised.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Taft forward to the political firinGv line and, to that extent. may be an inn
 dication of the presidents desi4ei
 that Taft should succeed him aS pres-s lident
Mu,i.ou. Cavalry Surrender.

TAMBOv, July 12.-Both sQuadrons of the Seventh cavalry which mutinied here and held the barracks have suss rendered their arms and expressed contrition for their conduct. The mu- tiny was regarded by the Russian au- thorities as probably the most serious affair of the kind since the Sevastopcl mutiny. as much from the fact that it was the first outbreak of insubordina- ton in the eyxaitt arm of tEe ssrvics as because of the bold defiance of ah- thority on the part of the soIdisrs. After killing an infantry o6icer and . dragoon who were among the loyal troops that had opposed them the mu- tinous cavalrymen barricaded them selves in their barracks where, until their surrender. they dened the author ities.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Mob of . Hundred Ly,cAed Negro.

SWAINSBORO, Ga. July 12.-About a hundred heavily armed men took Ed Pearson. q negro. from Deputy Sheriff Fields about three miles from this place shortly after 2 o'clock in the morning, carried him to the Canoochen swamp and fynched him. Monday night last Pearson was found by Misses Maud and Ida Durnen hiding under their bed. Screams attracted their father. an aged man, who entered the room with gun, but was knocked senseless @ the negro, who escaped. The negro was later captured by the deputy and identified.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Lest Her Eys saoesss. .ss.

LAKE PLACID. N. Y.. July 12.- While playing golf on the links of the Lake Placid club Ms. Samuel Green. baum. wife of Supreme Court Justice Greenbaun of New York, who has . summer cottage here, was struck in the left eye by golf ball. receiving an injury which win undoubtedly result in the permanent loss of the sight of the injured eye. The ball was driven from the tee by Walter Wolf, the young son of s. Wolf. when the accident hap pened.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
s..se.s. . rrs..s.Iar Trip.

HONOLULU. July 12. = Governor Carter has written to President Rocse- welt inviting him to visit the Hawaiian Islands in connection with the express cd intention of the president to go to Panama. Governor Carter suggests that the president return by means of . triangular trip from the isthmus to Honolulu and thence to San Francisco.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
PARKER CALLS TAFT
x-Presidential Candidate at Issue With War Secretary.
IlIYERRORSISC
9ecsnt Prsseeution of Trusts Not Re- suit of New Laws-Old SsAtutes Amply suncient if Tney
 Had Been Enforced.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Former Judge Alton B. Parker in a statement made public takes issue with some of the utterauces of Secretary of War Taft in the speech delivered at Greensboro, N. C., by MT. Taft last Monday.
 Judge Parker declares that the secre- tary in his speech sought to have the public draw the inference that the re- cent prosecution of alleged illegal com binations are due to new statutes. To this Judge Parker takes exception, and to support his contention he quotes from his letter of acceptance and a speech subsequently, delivered during the last presidential campaign. In both the speech and the letter Judge Parker is quoted as saying that the laws then on the statute book were entirely ade- quate if enforced.
 Judge Parker in his statement says:
 'Ths inference that Secretary Taft would have the public draw from his utterances Is that these things are due b new statutes, that the vindication which the law is now receiving Is due to congressional action since 1904. But that is not so
 Mot one of the successful prosecu- tons for which the existing adminis- tration is now entitled to credit Is based on any new statute. Every sin gle one of them down to this date rests solely upon the law as it stood in 1904, and 1t should not be lost sight of by a discriminating public that the law could have been enforced in 1904 and in 1908 and in 1902 just as well as to- day. Had 1t been the wrongs from which the people have suffered would not have % multiplied.
 Secretary Taft's speech" says Judge Parker's statement, was interesting throughout, but it cannot be said that 1t was accurate throughout shall only refer to the statement in which he alluded to the position taken by me in the campaign of 1904. in substance and effect that we have law enough to stop every corporate abuse. that all that is lacking is an administration disposed to enforce tie law"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Rawisns. Get. . Third Respise.

ATLANTA, Ga. July Ex-Governor Terrill granted third respite to J. G. Rawlings, whose execution for the mur- der of the two Carter children in Lowndes county was set for tomorrow. Alfred Moore. negro. who Is under sentence of death for the same crime. was respited. also. The extension of time for both was until Aug. 3. The respite was granted on the statement that both are important witnesses for the defense in the motion before the supreme court fora new trial for Raw lings' sons. Jesse. Milton and Leonard, charged with complicity in the crime.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Steamed Tn with Wooden FuHasl.

NEW YORK. July 12.-Struck In midocean by q giant wave which raked the British steamship Sir Richard Grenville and carried away her smoke stack the freighter appeared steaming in at Sandy Hook with the oldest sub stitute for . funnel the marine observ- CTS had ever turned their glasses on. Where the funnel should have been was a fantastic contrivance that look cd like q huge dry goods box, which had been rigged up by the crew out of wood lined with sheet iron.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
COMING EVENTS.

July 14-shop league baseball at Driving park. Athletic neld and Rye lots.
 July i5-Fourth annual outing of the "Dats club"
 Aug 11-Feld day and carnival of sports. given by the United Courts. state of Connecticut. Ancient Order of Foresfers. at Waterbury Driving park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
w,sor y.,I.1 sy s.rro..s. ce.rt.

HACKENSACK, N. T.. July 12.-Mrs. English James, seventy-nine years old. living on her little farm at Arcola. N. J., was committed to jail here by Judge D. D. Zabriskie at the instance of Surrogate D. A. Pell because sha re- fuses to probate her husbands will or tell where 1t 10 hidden. James died four years ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Taft .t Put.in-Bay.

PUT-IN-BAY, O., July 12.-Secretary of War Taft in his speech before the State Bar association after expressing his pleasure in again appearing before an Ohio audience and apologiging for not having selected legal subject be- gan his address upon the Panama canal by giving reasons for the selection by the government of the Panama route and explaining the apparent delay In the actual work of excavation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
woman saved sy Power of M..ic.

woman saved by Power Of Music.
 CUSTER, s. D., July 12.-Pinned to the earth by a mountain lion. Mrs. John Underwood of New York, who is visiting near here with her husband, spent a night of terror. Her life was saved by her presence of mind In put ting in effect the old theory of charm ing savage beasts with harmony. The prostrate woman began to sing. first feebly, but with gathering strength. and the lion made no move to injure her. At daybreak Mir. Underwood, at- tracted to the spot by his wife's sing ing, shot the beast.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Resigned se Fisht BieedIess Duei.

LIMA. Peru. July i2.-senor Zapata. recently minister of the interior. and Senor villoa, a journalist, fought q duel. exchanging shots without result. They left the dueling ground without being reconciled. senor zapata had ac- cused sensr villoa of insulting him in . newspaper article and resigned from the ministry of the interior in order to be free to fight the writer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
Big Fine. For Resaters.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Judge Landis in the United States district court has sem tenced the Chicago and Alton road. which was recently convicted of grant ing illegal rebates at Kansas City, to pay fine of $200Oo on each of two counts, or a total of $40,000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
a,,.. x.eNsni.s. were E.perts

WASHINGTON. July I2.-secretary Metcalf rendered q decision in favor of the three alien machinists who were imported from St. John. \. B.. by the Hoopston Horse Nail company of Hoop ston. TIL. holding that they come under the exception where mechanics of like kind unemployed cannot be found In the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
rhree Fa.ertses at Cincinnstf.

CINCINNATI. July 12.-Three favor ties. Red Gauntlet. Elastic and Huzzah. two second choices and two outsiders captured the card at TAtonia. In the fifth event Firalto. with E. Robinson up. ran Into the fence near the half mile pole. Robinson and the horse were only slightly injured. Nicol rode three winners
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
petr.ueun For Plague.

BOMBAY. India. July i2-Dr. Tur- rer. health oficer of Bombay. success fully demonstrated the extraordinary efncsency of crude petroleum as . plaene dlsinfectant. It Is believed that bis experiments have materially ad- Haced the prospects of the extirpatiou x the plague.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12
x.rrant For Ic. Tr..s chies.

PHILADELPHIA. July i2. = Upon petition of Richard ]. Beamish and Barclay H. warburton. representing two Philadelphia papers. Judge Rai- ston authorized the issuance of q fugi- tive warrant for the arrest of Henry W. Bahrenberg. president of the Noun tain Ice company here