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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

YOUNG MEN-Want to learn auto mobile business? Takes only a week of practical road work 't to make a first-class man. Come and see different parts we have. Demon strations next week. Dudley Auto School and Garage Co, room 4, 109 Bank St. 4-24-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

thousand iron work CTS and casters to buy our leather gloves; extra heavy, special value. The filling Rubber Co, 139 Bank st. 4-24-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24
Barn Dance ofthe Season

Thursday Evening. April 2o. by B. 4. C. zt Club Rooms on Bank St Prizes for best country make ups Admissioa zsc ezch person. <Dt<
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24
LATE WANTS

AGENTS WANTED-To sell jewelry
 on credit. Address Crown Jewelry Go. Hartford, Conn. 4-24-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-Up to date barber shop, doing good business. Address Box 556, Bristol, Conn. 4-1S-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

FOR SALE-A restaurant in good locality Address Restaurant" this office. 4-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24
Miscellaneous.

LOST-Bunch of keys, between post office and Brooklyn. Finder please leave at Democrat office and receive reward. M 4-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24
Hsa. Lif. worn

During the lifetime of healthy ben she VII lay from 30 to SO eggs. Her best laying capacity Is daring her sec o1d year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24
WANTED

keeping. Apply at once, 963 Bank
 st. 4-21-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Good hen house and several hundred feet of wire. Call at 49 Washington st. 4-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

WANTED-All those who want to enjoy the best dinner for 200 in the city to call and see me at my new
 quarters. Quick lunch at all hours.
 Avery's. 445 West Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

WANTED-Geese feather beds, im- mediately. Highest cash prices. Ad- dress c. F. Dickinson, General De- livery, Waterbury. 4-7-1m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

REIss, the Opticisn. 70 South 2sin ct Cup stairsl. fits more glasses than any other specialist in Waterbury. The reason shy is that his work ls accurate and charges reasonzbls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

TO RENT-Four nice rooms on North st. Inquire of M. Olanoff, 9-11 Grand st. 4-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-24

WANTED-The people to know if they have not $7 for a ton of coal,
 they can get a big bag of Otto Coke
 from their grocer for a dime. 12-1-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
WILL ESTABLISH LECA |
 RIGHT ID USE 0F THE WATER
Important Priority Right Suit in Salt River Valley Ap-s
 breaches Trial,

In a very short time Salt River Val Icy is going to nave one 0. the most remarka bleF Ftawsrrits-eFef- 6led in -Ari- Zona. The remarkable feature of this suit is that there will be little more than 4S00 defendants. This will be the much talked of priority of right suit, which some contend, is the Snly means of establishing the legal rights of all of the users of irrigating water in Salt River Valley. The title of tho suit is Hurley vs. Abbott ct al.
 When the government decided t. build the Tonto dam, the secretary 0 the interior said that it would be nee essary that all of the legal rights oi the farmers to the use of the water should be carried out Some of the directors of the Water Users Associa ton urged this plan on the advice Governor Kibbey. On account of tn unlimited number of chances by whic- the litigation might be drawn out fo years, this plan was opposed by many Of the prominent land owners of tn valley on the advice of W. B. Cleary now of this city. In ss:is suit Hurley will be suing every user of water ir
 Salt River Valley, in order to estab fish his right to the use Of water ac cording to the year in which the lant which he owns was settled upon.
 Arthur P Davis, one of the official of the Reclamation Service, arrived ir Phoenix several days ago, and O Tuesday he had meeting for the pur pose of hearing the question discrs 1, ed. After hearing the arguments ad- vanced by Ralph Murphy and Judg' Jamison in opposition to the. suit, and arguments in favor of 1t by Governor Kibbey and others, Mir. Davis went O. record as fayoring the suit.
 Mir. Morris eBin, counsel for thf Reclamation Se-v:ce, after hearing tho matter spoken of in general way expressed himself as being in favo of the suit, but did not express a lo gal opinion on it.
 It is reported from Phoenix that a number of the prominent landowners
 are still unalterably opposed to tn suit, and that when the time comes for trial it will be vigorously opposed
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
COCH|SE LEADS EDUCATIONAL
 ARIZONA
Largest Increase in Schoo Census Shows in Report
 of This County.

Territorial School Superintendent R. l.. Long has just given out the results obtained from the school census at Phoenix, taken throughout the terri tory.
 The figures show that the popula- ton of the territory is rapidly increas- ing. as the increased enrolment over last year is 9i0. There are some dis appointments, however, and unexpect- ed results. There was an increase of school population in eight counties and a decrease in five counties, showing a shifting about of the population. The most surprising result is in Pima county, which lost 4S2 children of school age during the year, if the census was properly taken. The largest increase was SSS, in Cochise county; Maricopa county, however, still has the largest total of school population, with Cochise second. Gra- ham county is among the losers, and it is supposed that many Graham county people have moved to Gila cc uuty since the boom started. Fol lowing are the figures by counties:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
WOLVERINE & ARIZONA SUPERINTENDENT
 ID GOLD MI.

Superintendent W. H. Roberts, of the Wolverine & Arizona mine at Don Luis, has accepted the position tender ed him several days ago to take the active management of the Gold Noun tain property, situated about nine miles west of the city. The Gold Mountain is owned by Bisbee capital ists. It has been until recently un- der the management of George Der nard.
 Recent difficulties arose between Bernard and the directors of the com pauy, terminating in an offer to Rob erts to take hold of the development work there. t-l
 w. H Roberts is -re:: known to Bis bee mining men, He came to Bis bee about four years ago from Woiy- eripe. Michigan, acting in the capacity of chief clerk for the Calumet & Bis lee and Wolverine & Arizona compa- nies. Upon the resignation of Man ager Beetler he was promoted to the management of the Wolverine. the Calumet 6 Bisbee having before that time suspended operations.
 Mr. Roberts, while admitting that he had received the offer from the Gold Mountain company to handle its property, would give out no statement further for publication. The rumor was fully confirmed by member of the company. Roberts spent yester- day looking over the ground at the Gold Mountain, and it is understood that he has already formulated his plans for procedure when he steps into the new position.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
THREE MEN KILLED IN MINES IN MORENCI
 DISTRICT
Unfortunate Men Are Caught By Falling Ground and
 Entombed,

shortly after going to press last Sat ulday the neys came Of a cave-in at the Coronado mine of the Arizona Cop pc Company in which three men, one American and two Mexicans, lost their lives. I.
 The men were working on the third level of the mine when the earth above them slipped away and caught them beneath il. Inview of the fact that they signaled to their companions by tapping on the timbers with rocks, they were known to be alive and men hurried 10 the spot to unearth them be- fore it was too late. Before they could be reached they had suffocated, owing to the limited supply of air. It took some little time to uncover them and they were found to be badly crushed, though they might have lived if they could have been reached sooner.
 The cave-in was entirely unexpected as the mine timbers were thought to be in good condition and had the ac- cident happened few moments soon- CT the loss of life would have been much greater. ......
 John A. Chisholm, the American who was killed, was well and favorably known in the camp where he had pre- yiously worked. He came here from Nova Scotia, near the home of many of the Morenci miners, and he leaves wife there to mourn his loss. The re- mains were embaimed and taken to his home, Mir. D. Grant of Metca;f, accompanying the remains The Mex jeans who were killed were named Jose Alarcon and Leandro Vasquez, both of whom have at other times worked in Morenci.
 Simon TorreZ was badly injured during the week at the MeIcalf mine of the same company by jarring off a missed shot. He was drilling a hole near where he knew there was load, : and it Is supposed that the jar from the drilling caused the blast to ex' 1 pIode, shooting out one of his eyes and | breaking his wrist.
 1 Things always go in threes so to prove the truth of this saying, Mex jean by the name of Felix employed at one of the mines near Metcalf, tried
 to warm up his coffee with stick oi dynamite but the thing exploded and i he suffered very serious injuries, the
 extent of which we are unable to as ] certain.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
WH|TESIDES SAYS ANTI jOINTURE FEELING
 IS UNANIMOUS

Bo J. Whitesides. member of the Twenty-Second Legislature from San ta Cruz county, passed through the city on his way to Douglas last even ing. MT. Whiteside is at the present time representing an Arizona cigar firm, and the nature of his business is such that he has to visit all parts of the Territory. and this affords him a good means of learning the political sentiment.
 He is just returning from trip to the northern part of the territory. and when asked about politics in that sec ton, said:
 The main subject of discussion nowadays in the north is how to over whelmingly defeat the joint statehood measure Everyone agrees that the measure will be defeated by a large majority, but they are not satisfied with that. They want to show the people of the United States that the people of Arizona are now. and for ever will be opposed to this unholy measure. Democrats and Republicans are joining hands and devising ways and means to see that every Arizonan will go to the polls. All political feel ing has been forgotten, and jointists will feel an awful chill after the cleo ton is over, for it will he shown that only few angels of discord can be found in the whole Territory when it cones to the proposition of linking us oufo New Mexico"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
GAS COMPANY MAXI N { PHENOMENAL RECORD
 IN B|SBEE

The International Gas and Light Co., which concern actively started its operations in Bisbee, July 12,, has just closed its first month of business with the phenomenal record of having in stalled its service in 800 homes and business houses of the city. In GGdi- ton to this, six gangs of workmen are daily rushed with orders for instai!a- tien.
 At the planC of the company. near Johnson Addition, in its offices in the Allen Block and on outside work. tbe company has on it's pay roll a total of forty men. ..-..
 Perhaps more real interest ceuterS il the plant of the company, it being the first of its kind 10 be installed in this section of the territory. The gas generating set, which is built in dupli- cate, has an hourly capacity of 50,000 cubic feet. The relief tank which tskes the output of the generators holds 10000 feet.
 Recently the company let contract for the construction of a gas holder trat will have a capacity of 100000 feet. New compressors also will be III ~uS Oulldy ny the company at present, it is esti- mated, win cost approximately $50, 900
 A separate line for Lowell and the suburbs hss already been put in. Thus the pressure in the Bisbee pipe lines will not be affected by any change in the amount of gas which may be used in Lowell.
 Manager Gressler has instructed his men to explain fully the use of the gas meters. so that users Of gas may know to a cent just what their gas is costing them daily. MT. Gressler is firmly Of the opinion that he will be able to show the users of his product 1 that they will be saving a material margin in the use of gas as against other fuel.
 The officers of the Internat1onni gre for the greater part men who have been and are HOW engaged in a similar
 line in California and are experts iu i their business.
 The popularity of the new fuel and ! lighting product of this company seems to have struck Bisbee as tidal
 wave according t6 the figures given out Of work done by Manager Gresslel yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
pRILLERs TaklN,nc.

Every single jack artist in the camp who thinks he ought to be ebl' to get a slice of the purse that IS te- ing nut up by Lowell merchants TOT next Sundays drilling, is out with : little hammer. Every OacE yari from the divide to Don Laii. 'o's
 boasts of a .huak of native gESnlte
 the scene of operations with the ner essary tools. Even the younss:e-s in inner Tombstone canyon are sts;'' ing the old mans claw hammer anf are perforating :he rocks in th, n'>.gh borhood, so great is the interest in the home talent contest of next Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
CAPITALISTS PLAN
 BIG FERRY SCHEME.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Aug I.-Premier Bonds declaration Saturday at the of- ficiaI luncheon to Earl Gray that he expected the consummation Of fast transatlantic ferry scheme within a year, refers to a project supported by British, Canadian and American capi- talists for a weekly service of eigh- teen-knot steamers between England and Newfoundland, the passengers go- in gand coming from Canada and America across Newfoundland by rail.
 The project will be presented to the legislature for. approval at the next session.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02

DOUGLAS Aug. -(Special.)-
 4 hurried order came 0 Juarez yesterday to have the two companies of troops which were sent to the post across the river to be held in Teadi- ness to be sent to Cansnea after the riots at that place, immediately sent back to Chihuahua, says the Fl Paso Herald.
 The troops arrived in Juarez about the 8th of June and remained there under command of general de Vega, who is iD commend of the regiment. In pursuance to the order, the troops packed and left for Chihuahua on the Mexican Central this morning.
 The movement of the troops back to Chihuahua has no connection, it is said. with the strike Of the Mexican Central shop employees which is now in progress there.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
CHIcAGoANs ARE
 USING BATH TUBS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The public baths of Chicago did 24 per cent moro business in the first half of 1906 than the corresponding period of last year, according to the health department bulletin issued yesterday.
 They show that in six months of 1905, 291 ,905 baths were taken and in 1906, 362,I1S, or 70,213 more. Men and boys took 292,962 baths and wom- en and girls took 69,156.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
IN JUDGE HoeAN's COURT.

Yesterday the case of the TeTritoT!t vs. Hattie Lee, for forcibly entry an1 detainer, came up in Judge Hogan's court for a trial by jury. After the evidence was submitted the jury re tired, and after a short time rcturnei a verdict of not guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
WITNESS AGAINST SIMPLE.

Miss Florence Clark. ali enploye in the local postoffice, will leave today for Reno, Nevada where removal pIo- ceedings are under way in the case cf the government against D. w. Sem. pie. Miss Clark was in the service of the postoffice when Semple is al legged to have mailed obscene issues of the Evening Miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02

William Shilliarn, Benson nahoo and Republican wheel horse, loft fcr his home last evening after spending twr days with the harmonizei wing of his Earty in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02

VIBORG, Aug. Tt is reported here that the Russian flotilla stationed at Hangow, Finland, has mutinied, imprisoned its officers and sailed to the assistance of the mutineers at Sveaborg.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
FIRES BULLET THROUGH HEART.

OROVILLE, Aug. 1.-SheTman Wid- mer committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself through the heart. lie had been deserted by his wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02

The presidential guard who was fined si0 for striking photographer will probably not develop such a de- c,=ed negative rext time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
HELsINGFORs, Aug. 2, 12:4O a. m

HELSINGFORS, Aug. 2, 12:40 a. nj. A rumor of the surrender of the en- tire mutinous force at Sveaborg was brought over to Helsingfors by the postmaster at Sveaborg. It is impos- sible to confirm this Tumor here. The fire from the cruisers has seriously damaged the Notifications. There has been no firing for the last two hours. The mutineers have failed in their ef- forts to secure provisions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02
FIGHTING IS STILL ON
 AT sVEABoRG
Continued from Page 1.

OUHIIHUtU HUH d5o T.
 and is at present engaged in lombard ing the mutinous battery on Sveaborg Island. It is rumoTed that revolution ists on one of the islands nave raised the white flag. It is impossible to communicate with the islands. Some excitement has been caused by the ar rival of several members of the Red Guard" and other Teyolutionists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02

Germany also seems to have a Jungle"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-02

Total ...29.29O 3o,23O 1908 s6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-12
Outbreak In Shanghai.

The latest mail brings Hles of Shanghai
newspapers which contain interesting ac-
counts OF the recent outbreak In that city
and throw much light upon the telegraph
reports. To understand the significance of
what has occurred. the reader must know
that Shanghai consists of two parts. known
as the foreign and native cities and they
are divided by a river. The foreign part
Is made up of several "concessions'-tracts
of land granted years ago to the English,
French Germans, Americans. Japanese and
other governments, and chiefly settled by
their subjects, although q great many ma
cessions'' are governed by the consuls of
the countries to which they belong but
for convenience and uniformity. the author
ity has been merged In a municipal council
and The law is administered by a mixed
court composed of representatives of the
spective consuls. Order is preserved by q
police force composed of Sikhs, mem bers
of tribe or sect from India. who make
soldering business and have always
been noted for their courage. GOODNESS, 10y
atty and good Judgment The Sikh tribe
furnishes police for the foreign settlements
throughout the entire east, and they are q
splendid looking, reliable, soldierly. fignI-
fed class of men. In Shanghai they are
under chief of police, who is appointed
by the consuls of the several powers. As
has been said. there Is large Chinese
population In the foreign concessions, and
as the steamship docks are there as well
as the principal merchantfle and manu-
featuring institutions, the Sikh police fire.
quentiy have all thay can attend to IN
settling the troubles between the natives
and foreigners. Under the doctrine known
as extra-territoriality, which applies in
Cassna. every person accused OF . violation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-12

Matthias E. ManIey. Newbern. N G.
Ruben l.. Walker, Richmond. Va
george E. Lake, Evanston. Ill
aoland I. Grady. East Boston, Mass
arthur A Garcelon, jr. Auburn Me
aarold Jones Greensboro, Ala.
hichard Ray Mann, Washington d. q
Hollis A. Cooley, Ann Arbor Mich
WiiIofo Il. Clarke, Elizabethtown Tenn
lorenzo l. Carstein, Cambridge, Mass
EDWARD d. Washburn, Romney w. Va,
aubrey w. Fitch. ST. Is.Iace, Mich.
Donald Z. Morrison, Missouri Cat Iarge),
Fred F. Rogers, Clinton, ILL.,
alexander Sharp. jr. (at large).
Lynn b. Bernheim. Louisville.
Siaude B. Mayo, Columbus, Miss.
ROBERT V. Lowe, Brooklyn.
Edward A. Wolleson, BelIeville, Ill.
Slande A. Bonvillafn. Houma, La
Raleigh Z. Hughes, Portland, Ore.
Carrot X. Davis. Georgetown, KY
Herndon b. Kelly, Herndon, Ky
william F. Newton. Georgia Cat Target.
Jefferson d. Goldman. Goldman Ia
Victor N. Metcah Of Oakland. Cal ana
Albert g. Rees OF Fayetteville Tenn. have
not been given their marks, because they
were III at examination. This win change
the standing, probably, below the No. %
man.
An unusually large number OF midship-
men expect to be dropped or dismissed.
The first term refers TO the practice Of put
ting man back a year because he Is de-
fcient In studies. There is a squad of first
class men who VIII go to the Illinois because
they Were slightly below the standard
These will get their diplomas during June.
What VIII be done with the men on low
conduct grades remains TO be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-12
FALLS CHURCH.
spondencs of The Star.

Special Correspondents OF Inc SUIT
FALLS CHURCH. Va. February IL. 1896.
Miss Belle C. Merrifleld has sold her
house and lot on Maple street to Mr.. Nc
Nair Of Washington, D. c., who VIII oc-
cupy It the first of April.
The funeral of Job Hawxhursf. who cleo
Wednesday. took place at Fairfax Court
House Friday. The services were conduct
ed by Rev D. L. Biackmore of Washing on,
a former pastor of the church. The pail
bearers were Messrs ]. AZ. fhorne. r. w.
Moore. F. w. Richardson, George w Man
kin, Robert Wiley and s. r. Donohoe IN
terment was made In Fairfax cemetery
The quarterly session OF District Locge.
No. ID, Good Templars, vii be held at
Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday. Representatives
from each lodge In this section OF the state
will be In attendance.
Mr.. r. W. Birch has been appointed by
the state Agricultural Society as special
agent for Fairfax and Alexanhria eoun-
ties to inspect all orchards and fruit trees
for scale and other disease.
Rev. Ira Brashears has resigned from
the pension Office to go into private bust
ness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-12
WRECK SIGHTED AT SEA.
Hulk of Vessel From Which Crew
Was Lost January a.

The wreck of the old schooner Samuel l..
Russell was sighted last week by Capt.
John Wheeler of the tug Leader of Balti-
more out st sea about ten miles east of
Cape Henry, and it Is stated revenue cut
ter will be sent out to locate and destroy
the wreck, its presence on the coast being
g. menace to navigation. The Russell was
eapsized In Chesapeake bay the night of
January 8. while on her way from Norfolk
to Baltimore with a cargo of lumber, and
all her crew were lost For several days
she drifted about in the bay. in the path of
vessels. and one or two struck her but
were not injured. although the stern was
carried off the Russell in one OF these col
isions.
The revenue cutter Onondaga was sent to
blow the wreck to pieces and the bay was
hunted over. but the derelict was not found
and this Is the first time 1t has been sight
ed since that time. The Russell was we'll
known at this city. where she frequently
came with lumber and ether cargoes.