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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
MEAT BILL DEADLOCK
Bailey Speaks on "the Trea-
 son of the Senate"
SCORES HEARST AND COSMOPOLITAN
Cost of Beef Inspection Bars Agree ment-Free Pass and Pipe Line Clauses Have Blocked the
 Freight Rate Measure.

WASHINGTON, June 2s. In the senate an absolute deadlock on the meat inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill was re ported by Senator Proctor after three sessions of the conferees had been held The Vermont senator said that the house conferees had declined to consider any compromise fon the sub ject of the payment of the cost of in spection by the packers.
 The conference on the railroad rate bill has resulted in no agreement on that measure. The discussion made it clear that the pass provision, which is to be perfected for the action of the committee, will follow closely the lines of the original senate amendment on that subject It will name certain classes of persons who may receive passes and exclude all others. There is also ground for the prediction that the pipe line amendment will be re- ported exactly as it was in the last conference report-that is, the phrase common carriers" will give place to the word railroads" \
 The effect of this will be to permit pipe lines to transport the product owned by the owners of the pipe line. Senator Bailey. replying to the recent attack on him in the Cosmopolitan Magazine in an article entitled "The Treason of the Senate.' denied all the allegations of the Cosmopolitan arti- cle attacking himself and holding w. R. Hearst responsible for the attack and said that in all the six political campaigns made by himself he had not spent as much money as Mir. Hearst had spent in one ward in his recent race for mayor in New York.
 The committee had, he said, made report unanimously exonerating him and the state officers from every shad- ow of offense.
 MT. Bailey spoke in praise of the generality of newspapers and maga- zines and compared the Cosmopolitan to the outcasts of society.
 ''Such publications as this" he said, ''should be scourged from the company of we'll behaved men and women; they should be outlawed by the united con tempt of honest men,
 He then referred to another article which, he said, had appeared in the New York Evening Journal. a paper bearing MT. Hearst's name, the day after the article in the Cosmopolitan had made it's appearance.
 There it is." he exclaimed. holding the excerpt from the Journal out at full arms length-''there it is, a double column of mendacity and malice, and yet the only direct reference to me is that I have voted to give away the public lands to the corporations in the face of a record to the contrary"
 He then cited the fact that the arti- cle in the newspaper had advised Its readers to buy the magazine. This he characterized the commercial side of the publication and attributed 1t to the fact that MT. Hearst had guaranteed $5OO,OOO worth of the bonds of the magazine company.
 "Hearst's magazine prints islander" he said, and then Hearst's newspaper advises it's readers to buy the maga- zine."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
You cannot induce lower animal to

You cannot induce lower animal to eat heartily when not feeling we'll. A sick dog starves himself and gets we'll. The stomach, once overworked, must have rest the same as your feet or eyes. You don't have to starve to rest your stomach. KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA takes up the work for your stomach, digests what you eat and gives 1t rest. Puts 1t back in condition again. You can't feel good with disordered stomach. Try Ko- dol. Sold by H. w. Lake Drug Co and Jos A. Smith, s26 Bank street, Brook lyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
EMERY IS NOMINATED
Pennsylvania Democrats In Convention at Harrisburg.
PLATFORM CONNENDS W. J. BRYAN
Delegates Who Chose Emery Favor Fusion With Lincoln Party on . State Ticket Jere g. Black
 For Lieutenant (sOyernOr.


 State Ticket Jere g. Black
 For Lieutenant Governor.
 HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2s.-The Democratic state convention nominat- cd the following ticket: Governor, Lewis Emery, IT,. of Bradford, the Lincoln party nominee; lieutenant gov ernor, Jere s. Black of York; auditor general, William T. Greasy, the Prohi- bition nominee; secretary of internal affairs, John !. Green of Philadelphia. The platform deals entirely with state issues. except on the plank which comments William J. Bryan. The con vention did not go on record in favor of Bryan's nomination for president. This was the smallest Democratic state convention that has assembled in re- cent years. the 32I delegates not filling the lower floor of the opera house. The gathering was nevertheless enthusias- tic, and the delegates rarely missed an opportunity to applaud a telling point in speech or resolution.
 Emery was the choice of the dele gates, who favor fusion with the Lin coin party on state ticket He was nominated on the first ballot by a vote of 261 to 60 for Arthur c. Dewalt of Lehigh county. the choice of National Committeeman James NJ. Guffey of Pittsburg and others. who favored a straight Democratic governor. Two votes were cast for David T. Watson, the Pittsburg lawyer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
MAINE STILL GOES DRY.
Republicans at Portland Nominate
 W. T. Cobb For Governor.

Republicans at Portland Nominate
 W. T. Cobb For Governor.
 PORTLAND. Me. June 2S.-The Re publicans of Maine in convention hero nominated Governor William T. Cobb of Rockland for a second term as chief executive of the state.
 The platform adopted contained reafiirmation in the principle of prohi. bition with faithful and impartial en- forcement, declared . belief in reel procity governing interchange with for eign countries of articles not the prod uct of American labor and opposition to such reciprocity with Canada as would embarrass the industries of the state with the articles of lumber and farm products and recommended te the next legislature the consideration of statutes under which all nomina- tons for elective ofYices shall be by d. rect vote of the people.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Canadian Turfmsn Dead.

HAMILTON. Ont. June 2s.-wIlliam Hendrie Is dead here after a lingering illness. MT. Hendrie was president of the Ontario Jockey club and known all over the United States and Canada. Among the many race horses which he owned was Martlmas. winner of the Futurity several years ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Dies of Cancer of the Face.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, June 2s.-Thom- as F.. waggamann of Washington. for mer treasurer of the Catholic unlver- sity, who failed for moro than s4.0O0.- GOO about a year ago. is dead on a farm near here. where he had been for months. The cause of death wns can cer of the face. He was sixty-nine years old
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Named Sheriff A. T. Deming.

PLATTSBURG, \. l.. June 2S.-At the Clinton county Republican conven- ton held here former sheriff A. T. Doming of Beekmantown was named for member of assembly and Jesse W. H. Holcomb of Rouse Point renomi- mated for third term as county clerk. Resolutions were unanimously adopted heartily indorslng the administrations of President Roosevelt and Governor Higgins and practically pledging the Clinton delegation to Higgins for gov ernor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
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CLINTON. \. r. June 2s-At the annual meeting ef the alumni of Ham, iIton college sz0.0oo vas raised for the completion of New South college. which is to cost ss1.0oo. Secretary of State Elihu Root. Chsuncey A. Truax of New York and Henry Harper Bene- dict of New York each contributed ts.- ooo. The remaining sum vas raised fn half an hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
fREEDMAN'S Bargain Millinery

and compare our styles. prices and quality before you go elsewhere. We assure you that you cannot Ind such tastily trimmed up hats at the price all over the city. We manufacture all our own hats personally and we are making up every day new hats. no two alike. It will be to your own ad- vantage if you buy direct from the manufacturer. Make no mistake. Mark the name and number. Look for the original
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
J.,.,..e send Fr,.co sss. .ooo.

WASHINGTON. June 2s-Throush the Japanese embassy the Red Cross has received another contribution of s36.OOo for the relief of the San Fran cisco earthquake and fire sufferers. making the total subscription by the Jsnauese people si46nQo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Three Girl. Drowned Tn star Lake.

wATERTowN. x. Y.. June 2s.- Three young women-Alice M. and Jennie Burgess. sisters. of this city. aged eighteen and seventeen respec- lively. and Mabel Love of Gouverneur were drowned in Star lake. The girls were bathing and went beyond their depth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Getting stick Ready For Standard.

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-Attorney General Moody had conferences with Frank R. Kellogg and Charles B. Nor rison, who have been engaged as spe- clal counsel in the investigation which 's being made into the affairs of the Standard oil company, with view to ascertaining if there have been any violations of the antitrust law. With reference to this it was stated that fur ther investigation is to be made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Closing Out Sale
 Going on Vacation :?

!
 Call and see us before leaving. Flat top Trunks from .... $2.50 up Linen lined Trunks, double trays.
 heavy brass bound, from $500 up Steamer Trunks. worth $5 for $:.98 Steamer Trunks, brass bound, Yale
 lock, from .... ..... $3.50 up Suit Cases, rubber cloth, from 65c Up Suit Cases, caratol, from $1.25 up Suit Cases. imitation alligator.
 from ....... ....... $l.26 mp Suit Cases, leather. from i. $2.25 up Gloria silk Umbrellas, German sil-
 yer handles, from ...... 75c up
 Large assortment of Walking Canes.
 N. B.-We repair and cover um- brellas while you wait, or call and de. liver.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Tsft to Succeed Dspew.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. June 2a-Pres- ident Hadley of Yale university an Aounced at the alumni dinner that Sec retary of War Taft had been elected . member of the corporation to succeed Chauncey M. Depew. whose term sx- pired this year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28

Fertune Awaits TAen h Ireland.
 NEW YORK. June 2s.-Mrs. Thom- ss Keefe and Mrs. Ellen Lane. sisters, nearly seventy years old. who live in Ansonia, have sailed for Ireland to claim . fortune of sscoooo left by their grandfather.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
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EIN1RA- V. T. June z--It is sn- nounced that the proposition of the Morris Run Coal Mining company made ts the soft cosI nfne-s ln Morris Run and BIcesbHR has b>en accepted ss1 thsf the nen ~suld resurn ts vork nfnnknr-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
ysne~nse Be.a.ss FIssted.

NEW YORK. June 2s-Tuzs sue ceeded in floating the Italian steamer vincenzo Bonnsno. ashore of Fire is- land. at asl0 last night
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
clo.,nx stock auot.tion..

Money on call firmer at 3A per cent; prime mercantile paper. 5d5it per cent; exchanges, ssss. .3ss. .ss5: balances. SIS. .2o5. 900 Closing prtces.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
New York Markets.

FLoUR-Firm, but quiet: Minnesota patents. tSsp4-S: winter straights. 19 Nt.I0: winter extras. 6-Sasf9: winter WHEAT - Ther. vas steadiness in wheat as a result of rains in the north west. lighter outside markets. the corn advance and covering: July. sssmsessc.; CoRN-option market was firm and isc. higher on covering. light country oner- inss and higher cables: July. s11c-' sep BrTfER~creamery. extra. per pound. lsisc-; eastern dairy; choice. istaSe iiAs.: factory, frsts. isaisiic.; packing cHEEsELNer. state. full cream. large and sIa s; Sss' ns fsr to sG9d sins sI best Afes<c.: part skins. prime. re EcosEr..h gathered; ss extra; es. % so., z TaI.iow-Ssiei: city. se.: country. ss GAI-oa.s,; shipping. ss7ee.; sood to sTRtw.st.say: long rys, co.
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 BEAxs-F,ra: msrrc-. 2; neaiurn. wo5f1ss.ssS: son.stie s1 ae.se. Gase.
 HOPSLQnie'. state. common te chc-ce- i1f. s1i5r.s 1N4 ard olcs. nominal. Pa ci1c coast. 1sx. 1ed1sc. 1s4. n11zc-s eds. LIVE PouITRY-Unchanxet fowls. s f1a1c-. cd roosters, fc., sprfng chscke-s isgye-: s1eks. eld: ssisse-; -Dr'ns. Co n
 bFEssE5 PorIrRI rm: f.v. ehcire- isc: eo. fair to geet- issSc.. cd roosfers. s roasting cnSkens. e1elce. Ec-: toI fair te goc1 nGt Isners. 
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Grand Closing Reception

by the dancing classes of Miss Nellye T. Reed at Eagles Hall. Friday even. ing, June 22, 1906. Concert begins at 8 o'clock Music for dancing by Lal- Hers Orchestra. Electric fans and beautiful decorations.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28

There's little room in this great world of ours for the "Fat Woman. " She's a hindrance to her. self in street cars, flats. elevators; but what can she do, poor thing-take HoIIister's Rocky rloun. tain Tea. 5 cents, Tea or Tablets.
 Apothecaries Hall Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
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 Stamps.
 40 Stamps Free

With soc worth of TEAS, COFFEES.
 and PURE EXTRACTS. GOOD TEAS ............ 35c, 40c A SPECIAL, our 50c Teas Gall kinds) FANCY CHOP TEAS, 60c, FOG, all
 kinds.
 GOOD COFFEES. ... 1Sc, 20c. 25c VERY BEST COFFEES ...30c, 35c
 Specials for this Week. lOr Uneeda Biscuits, 3 pkgs for.. M <n stamps with larg, can of OU A. & P. Baking Powder ... 50c 0E stamps with large bottle A. ZO & P. Extracts s.. ....... 26c 1n stamps with large bottle At ~ lantic Furniture Polish .. 25c ln xtra Stamps with any of iV the following:
 pkge A. & P. Corn Starch CLOG
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 eye Salmon loc Fresh Eggs. 20c a dozen. N. Y.
 State Cream Cheese ........ 15c We sell only one kind of butter.
 Highest Grade of Elgin Fancy 0hn
 Creamery Butter. lb. ..... LOu Get the Best A. & P. Flour, bag.
 1s bbl ................ .65c We sell it-ICE CREAM SALT, :
 large bag .1Oc When a HOT SPELL COMES, try
 the only proper Tea for Icing. THEA NECTAR TEA in Sealed
 Packages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
10 THE LADIES l!

If you are looking for a stylish and becoming hat at surprising prices. come down to lower Bank street to the old established
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28

SlIs Nicihs Waterbury, Conn. William H. Sandland, City Clerk.
 6-27-2
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-15
BEEF BAR0NS HAVE MADE GREAT
IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR PLANTS
SINCE THE HORRIBLE EXPOSURE
Committee of National Association of Manufac-
turers Agree that Reports on Conditions
Had Been Greatly Exaggerated
FAULTY SANITARY CONDITIONS

passed out Of jurisdiction of the fac
tory employees, was placed under loct
and key until ii entered the rendering
tank.
The committee learned from the
government inspectors that ninety
three per cent of the business of the
stock yards was In fresh meats
against which yery little complaint
had been entered, the principal
charge being against he curing and
canning departments. The committee
did find much to criticize in the way OF
sanitary conditions and asked for a
conference Of the principals of all the
large pack ng houses whicl was cheer
fully grant ID. To the e the represen.
tatiVes OF he committee presented
every point in which in the opinion
Of member imp ovement might be
made. and the packer unanimously
agreed that these suggestions should
he acted upon Immediately as far as
practicable.
"The committee, IN summing up, de-
utu lH5 EtpOflS winch Hdu gone pHi
regarding the packing estaolis hments
mad been gros ly exaggerated and a
great injustice had been done as we'll
a. 'irreparable damage to the greatest
industry Of the country Also, that
while many detail, OF a trivial nature
might be improved upon, general con
dtions, involving sanitat on, general
cleanliness and production Of whole.
some food were far better than the
average hotel kitchen or even kitchens
Of large percentage of private resi-
dences, and largely superior TO the
conditions found in large per cent
Of small markets in the city and
country
The sanitary conditions of work
men in the summer time while not
perfect were all that could be expected
whore so many are cong egared in
dose proximity.
None OF the factorics are conducted
az a show plant but as plain every day
business whore everything possible is
turned 70 account, like all other we'll
conducted business cnterpri es'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-15
N CAULEY HONEST
BUT IS VERY
|kCAP ABLE
COMMITTEE OF ILLINOIS STATE
BOARD OF CHARITIES MAKES
A REPORT.
NOT GUILTY OF GRIMES
Superintendent McCauey of the Sol.
diers Orphans Home Has Been
Guilty of Lax Of Discipline
Recommendations

Springfield. June Ill r McAnaI
~, Edward A. nelly and Emil G.
HIrsch, the commlttee Of the Illinois
state board Of charit es appointed
some time ago 10 Investigate alleged
laxne S Of discipline, Incompetence
had moral influence and lack of proper
foods at the Illiaois Soldiers Orphans
home a Normal, ILL.,, where II was
also charged Superintendent McCauley
had accepted commissions on mater
ials purchased for the home have sub
mitted their findings to the board.
The board today unanimously APP
proved the report or the committee,
and ordered il sent to Goyornor De
uecn.
Captain. N h Thittlewood, Benson
wood and A. 8 Wright trustees Of
the home had 8 conference with Gov
error Deaeen and were instructed to
consider The report Of the hoard of
charities, and 10 in turn report their
findings 20 the governor The trustees
win report after June 2S
The mmi tee of The BOARD or cnar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-15
EXTENDED FAVORS
TO BERW|ND
COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA PAID FOR HAUL
ING COAL TO AMOUNT OF
$3.50 A MONTH.
BAR OTHER SHIPPERS
From Any Share in Monopoly Of Coal
Trade in New York Harbor Be
cause of Favors from the
Penn Road.

Philadelphia June Intimate
closeness Cf the Berwind White Coal
Company and the Pennsylvania Rail
road despite President A. J. Cassatt s
copious explanations and denials was
brought out strongly when the Inter
state Commerce Commission began
work on the "Cassatt" concern today.
Frederick McOwen, treasurer of the
Berwind-White Coal Company was the
witness who aided in throwing light
on the case.
That Charles Berwind, the founder
Ct the company, went to New York
harbor and by his energy in getting
coal orders for his mines from sieamf
ships then buying from other compan
les. built Gp bus ness that gave The
Pennsylvania Railroad the bulk of its
bitammous coal traffic to Harsimus
pier ami in fact gave the railroad its
fir hauling a This fuel % New York;
was the cGntenlion which Mr. Iicehncr
with The aid Of mods Of the head from
Treasurer McOwen established. Also
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-15
OENEEN QUESTIONS
GREAT HORRORS
OF ASYLUM
REV. w. A. EVANS CHARGED BY
GOVERNOR WITH BEING A
DANGEROUS LUNATlC.
FRUSTRATED BY ILLNESS


spr ngGcld Ill, June a. Aroused
by reported attacks on state chart
able in timtions ana r.#eniing the q Z
Of wines E he cons dcrs ire ponsibla
and mentally unbalanced against the
management cf these institutions,
Governor Deneen tonight gave ont a
letter addressed to the cole OF Plain,
field, H.. who had adop ID resolutions
Of condemnation Of the Kankakee
YUM management on the word of
the Rev M. Evans.
In part he wrote:
4 as umc that representative eli,
zen wcud NOT attach thair names 10
such resolution as those adopted by
your meeting without having specific
Information ANA therefor to the end
thar we may he able 10 acquire this
FIST hand information requasi that
your committee furnish nae with The
names and addres os Of III erson
from whom they have heard the sto.
les cfewed t1 III your re olul ems.
together with specific daail as 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-15

taken iile ll0cr had to; ne honorable
@fnilomon, The deieaale from ArIzona.
tsnithl made tlle remark THAT there
4as a high peaaltg Tor tile h werner III
| hat territory ID attempt d inanance
Legislation, or for one legislative boly
or les membership o a emp; Is traf-
| tic in legislation VIVA saa other n Or
Ter TO secure leg slati II, III ii corrents
~ state him
THAT remark could mol have hal
but one motive and one meaning. and
that meaning Is thal some one In the
house has sought 70 aIect Legislation
in the houJe as matter of traffic III
order 70 secure actin upon this mat
fer in the senate ae lmpnlaison Ini-
piled 50 far as Il reaees unon The
speaker Of his hnpae. ara 50 FAR as
| know or belitye no any other
member Of This house - unworthy the
gentleman wh1 uttered 4 aad without
foundation III fac
II II was noce saf~ Fl furnish prao7
81 this sta emcHt liok ahant Mn
here on my own side 81 ha house.
members with whom disagreed
touching the progress Of this bill front
time to time, and upa taat side Of the
house, and panse ED i7vne any
member present who has the least inf.-
nation, knowledge o. even belief tFat
the statement implied n the insinua
zion of the gentleman S true 10 say
So
When the 'peaier bad finished The
house was IN an Hn-oaf AMI II canil
nor be controlled nor Jii the presi
ing officer make any eTott toward
controlling it Members who haI sat iii
silence during the deilraty OF The
speech, Democrats and Republicans
alike crowded around the psakef q
shake him by the hand and tell him
how glad they we the long drawn
ont fight for stR hood hal been hap
PLY ended in compromise and tlat
his speech voiced the sentiment OF the
members.
Washington .. G.. June 1.-THE
senate today decided 10 vote next
Thursday on the Panama sea level
canal bill accepted the conference
report on he diplomatic and naval ap
preparation bill, the former completa
and the latter partial passed the bill
limiting the liability that may be az
sumed by individuals 70 national
banks adopted Morgans resolut on
relative to The control Of Panama rail.
rial. admitted A. vs. Benson TO the
enate as the successor q Barton OF
Kansas; received credentials OF seaa-
torelect Dupont of Delaware: listen
ed 10 speech by Dryden in sppor, Of
q lock canal across tse Isthmus Of
Panama passed reyeral bills Of
semtprovate character
In connection with the agreement q,
vote on The canal BIN Foraker rake
the point thar the sena Is not suns
ciently informed on the question II
The type OF canal 10 vote this session
aud sharp debate ensued but in ne
end no one raj ed oliec ion md
the date was determined on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-15

times ana places Of alleged IN treat
mcut the names Of persons allegat
TO have injected 81 and the institr
tior- anil wards in which 81 occurre1
"The Officials at Kankaken rep-c
ont thar Ma Evans would not have
bcca d.chargo1 from Kanbakca Co.
CT uuon he offer and promise mad.
by bis wife and On 10 take him
Cuba and keep him 'hore
"ThCv state also tibet e. wa. report
ID 70 them that ho became violent
while I'm Cuba and mat the Cuban an
fhori'its depostcf him
"The officials 20 charge Of him aI
Nanhakee info med me op April %
1876. that Mr Evans IS a daneeror.
luuati. and his condition is recognize
by the entire stan and by an WIN
know him az GA no pal