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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-11

PHELAN'S IT STORE 42 EAST MAIN ST. TELEPHONE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-11
NO PAPER FRIDAY.

The Democrat will not be printed Fast Day, Friday, April IS, 1t being a legal holiday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
MOROCCAN SITUATION
GROWS MORE TENSE
Spanish 8attIeship to Join in the
French and British demonstration
Before Tangier.

Madrid. Nov. 2O-As a consequences
Of the receipt by the cabinet of dis
patches setting forth that the situation
of Europeans in Morocco is growing
worse. Minister of Marine Alvarado
decided after consultation with the
premier To order the battleship Pelayc
TO the Moroccan coast. The Pelayo
will proceed either tonight or tomor-
row for Tangier where she will join
the French warships. She will take
500 marines. II is reported mere.
though the rumor lacks confirmation,
that the British squadron now on tho
coast of Spain has also been ordered
10 Morocco
In official circles the opinion is held
that the Moroccan situation is imme-
diately perilous. The present precau-
tons are intended to forestaH the Sc
rious developments rendered possible
by the giving of increased powers to
the bandit Rausuli. The attitude of all
the powers concerned is declared to be
perfectly harmonious and the first act
Of hostility on the part of the Moors |
VIII be the signal for the disembarka- |
lion of landing parties from all foreign |
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS
UNfARTHfD IN CHICAGO
Arrest of Underwriting Concerns which
Had Made a Million Dollars by a
Misuse of the Mails.

Chicago, Nov 2G-Several under
writing companies. which are alleged
TO be the largest fraudulent concerns
Of the kind that ever operated in Chi
cago. were raided here today by United
States marshals. assisted by the postal
promoting fraudulent enterprises. were
I arrested. According to the federal
authorities, the men accused of oper-
ating swindles had many victims and
obtained nearly a million dollars by
the scheme.
The name OF the men arrested and
/ the companies with which the federal
authorities say they are connected are
as follows: w. ]. Root. president: w
III. WEIGH, president and w. ID.
Hurlbut. secretary, of the Central
States Underwriters and ,Guarantee
company: Chas. Endicott Brown. pres
ident of the Prudential Securities Cor
poration brokers'; Frank 5. Winslow,
president of the American Corporation
and Security company; Ezra C. Bar
mum, president National Stock and
Guaranty company and the Bankers
Credit and mercantile company; Da-
vid c. owings National Stock and
Guaranty company.
The alleged fraudulent operations of
the men, as explained by the postal
authorities, ist that the underwriting
companies We're in league with certain |
of the BROKERS with whom they di- !
vided the fee taken for supposed I'M
derwriting which was never done by |
the alleged underwriters.
The plan by which the swindles were |
carried on, it is elleged by the federal |
involved representations |
through the United States mails that
the underwriting and guaranty COM
panies had given trust companies GER
tain assets and collateral security to |
indemnify bonds given the investors L
until the time the bonds matured The l
corporations We're given bonds at ma II
turing periods all the way from twenty
years to forty years.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
CONGESTION RELIEVED.
Great Northern Trains Move Fer IL.
First Time Since Late Flood.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 2O-sevea
trains stalled on the Great Northern
east OF the Cascade tunnel ueY1
brought into Seattle this afternooa
Ihese are the first trains to reach
seattle since November 14h. Aztec
borrowing equipment from the North-
ern Pacific. the Great Northern wa.
aoie to send out an overland train has
'he Great Northern officials believs
'hey cannot maintain regular service
on the main line and branches.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
A CLUTCH SLIPPED.
Two Men Were Killed and Third is
Dying.

Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. 2O-Two men
were killed, a third is dying. another
is seriously injured and a fifth man
cut and bruised. as the result late to-
day of the slipping of a clutch on the
side of a staging on which thirty men
were working on the new railroad
bridge over the Hoosatonic river be-
tween Stratford and Milford. fitting the
staging and throwing the men to the
deck Of the bridge, twenty-five feet be-
low
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
MEXICAN AGiTATORS.
They Are to Be Tried in Texas for In
citing a Revolution.

San Antonio. Tex. Noy. 2O-MexicG
viii bring witnesses to San Antonio to
show that a number of the alleged rev.
olutionists arrested in this state did at
tempt to incite a state Of revolution
in the republic. These witnesses will
appear before United States Commits
sioner Nell. who is To try a number
% the MeXicans arrested in Texas.
Further than this. it is understood
the federal authorities will make a
number of additional arrests Of mall
contents now residing in Texas and
who it is suggested. were attempting
TO incite a revolution in Mexico. No
Information was given out but il is I'M
derstood the matter viii be pursued in
the hope of learning if more ,evolu-
tionists are involved.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
KILLS OFF RATS.

Stearns' Electric Paste is Sure Death
to All Vermin.
Do not let rats and mice die in the
house.
Use Stearns, Electric Rat and Roach
Paste and they will rush out of the
house in search Of water and soon die.
Stearns' Paste is the most reliable
rat and cOckroach destroyer that was
ever known. Sold under an absolute
guarantee of perfect satisfaction.
Stearns' Electric Paste is sold every
where or sent prepaid on receipt OF
price o. box 25c.. 1G OF. box 500.
Stearns' Electric Paste Co. Buffalo, y.
Y. formerly Chicago. I'D
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
MONEY TOO HIGH
FOR SPECULATION
Operations Would Have Been Brouaht
to a Standstll But for Movements in
Certain Lines of Stock.

New York. Nov. 2O.-The restraint of
me stiff rates for call money was man
itest in the days stock market. Its ac.
ton suggested that operations would
have halted more completely had i
not been for the bracing effect of sud
oen and violent advances which occur
red at different times during the dav
in different stocks.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 1I3H; sugar.
1855; Anaconda, 2SO: Atchison. 1O1s
Atchison preferred. 1913; New Jersey
central, 22O; G. & o.. SAY; st. Paul
1861; Big Four. 93Is: c. & S. 3sIa :
big -Four. first preferred. $50: second
preferred. 56%; Erie. Az; Inter Met
~ inter Met preferred. 76A: NJ. p.
'41s' New York Central. 1915: Penn
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21

The Ladies' Aid society First VI. F.
church hold a fair in the church par
Tors, Monroe st. and end Ave. Tuesday
November 9th, afternoon and evening.
Aprons, kimonos. holders. fancy goods
and home cooked food such as cake.
pie, salad. baked beans. etc. for sale.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21

When you talk have you noticed a
disposition on the part Of others to
either get away or talk themselves
The next time YOU tell a long exper-
fence of your own. notice the faces or
those you are talking to. The faces
will certainly indicate that you are not
very entertaining-Atc Globe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21

The Cynical Bachelor rises to remak
that a man never realizes how little he
knows about women till he marries
Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21

But few people remain in the self
satisfied class after they once get ac-
quainted with themselves. - Chicago
News.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21
BONDS.

L. 3 ref IS. reg and coupaon. 1O4,
Z. 5. IS reg. and coupon. 1O3: L. s.
old As reg, 101&; coupon 1OIzs: L. :
new reg. and coupon 1907.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-21

syivania. 1893; st. L. & S. F. second
preferred, as: $. p, 947s; L. p. g2L
I. S Steel. IS; L. s. Steel preferred
1851: W. L., $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
Fair Monday aud Tuesday, Cooler In
West Portion.
NO CHANCE FOR REVOLUTION
Agitators Under Arrest In AriEOna
without Money or
influence.

Ell PASO, Tex, Sept. "a special to
the Herald from stan correspondent sent
TO Douglas Ariz., to meet General Louis
Torres commander of the Mexican military
zone, embracing the states of Sonora, Sin
aloa and lower California. declares the
general calls all the sensational revolu-
tionary talk nonsense" and says:
"The men under arrest have no money.
have no influence and are simply wretched
rascals who have fled from Mexico to
escape their crimes.
"In all the letters captured there arc
pleas for money showing that they have
no finances and that they are class Of
men who can never do anything serious.
There is a feeling Of unrest, l admit
in northwestern Mexico, just as there Is a
feeling similar in the southwestern United
States, and nobody knows the cause. Per-
haps there is some big corporation behind
1t all. but thus far the so-called revolu-
tionists have no money and the Mexican
government Is giving itself no concern ex-
cept to take such precautions as the United
States or any other country would"
There will be no serious trouble. General
Torres believes and the arrest of these
men in Arizona will end the matter en-
tirely. He speaks warmly of his gratitude
as well as that of all Mexico for the
prompt steps taken by the United States
officials. II is believed, wires the Herald
correspondent. that the trial of the alleged
revolutionists at Douglas was postponed,
pending the arrest of other members OF the
junta at st. Louis The trial has been put
Off until September is.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
IOWA MILITlAMAN KILLED
Found Beside Track After Train Had
Passed with No Mark of
Identification.

BEATRICE, Nebs Sept. 9.-(Special
Telegram.)-An unidentified young man
about 20 years 81 age. member
of one OF the militia companies which
passed through Beatrice this morning.
at an early hour, over the. Union
Pacific. from Fort Riley, Kan, was found
lying along the tracks in an unconscious
condition, four miles north of Barneston.
today. He was frightfully cut and bruised
about the head and body when picked up
by the Parker Amusement company's train,
enroute to Marysville. Kan, to which place
he was taken for treatment. He died soon
after reaching that place. without regaining
consciousness. Nothing was found on his
person by which he could be identified ex-
cept a card showing that he was from
Iowa. The body will be held awaiting
Identification.
BARNESToN, Neb.. Sept s.-(special
Telegram.)-A Union Pacific special.
carrying a carnival company, picked
up an injured soldier at a dry creek
bridge. six miles north OF here, this
morning. The soldier had a bad wound
on the back of the head and the skull was
badly crushed. He was unconscious and
must have lain in the dry creek bed since
II O'Clock last night, as he undoubtedly
fell from the train which passed through
here last night. carrying the soldiers from
Fort Riley, Kan. t-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
GATHERING OF HoMEoPATHs
Men distinguished In Profession All
over the world 90 ne in
Attendance.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 9.--Dis-
tinguished medical men, physicians, sur
Reons, educators and specialists Of this
and many other countries viii attend the
seventh quinquenniel international homeo-
pathic congress, which meets here tomor-
row i'm conjunction with the American
Institute of Homeopathy. d. w. E. Green
Of Little Rock, president of the American
institute, will preside. Daily sectional
meetings will ALSO be held until the con-
vention adjourns next Saturday.
Among the notabIes who will present
papers are ID. ]. Knox Shaw, renowned
as surgeon Of the London Homeopathic
hospital; Dr. John X. Clark. author Of a
dictionary Of materia medica; DR.. Dyce
Brown. Dr. j. Galley Blockley, Or. Robert
son Day and DIR. George Burford. also Of
London; DR.. Bernard S. Arnulphy of
Nice, France and tDr. W. X Bonton of
Australia. Others who will be heard on
the floor Of the congress are DR.. George
Royal. DIR. Eugene J.. Mann and DR.. w. B.
Hunsdale. deans, respectively. of the home
opathc departments of the Iowa, Mime
sofa and Michigan State universities: DR..
Royal 8. Copeland and Dr. w. A. Dewey,
professors in the University of Michigan;
DR.. James c. Wood, gynccologist, of Cleve-
land DR.. william Harvey King. dean Of
the New York Homeopathic Medical school
and an acknowledged authority on electro
therapeutics; DR. James w. Ward, sur
geon in the Hahnemann hospital Of San
Francisco. and DR.. Charles f. Walton,
dean of the Pute Medical college of Gin
cinnati
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
WOMEN KILLED, MEN ESCAPE
Automobile Driven at High Speed
Overturns While Rounding
Curve.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept 9.-As the result
of the overturning of an automobile while
rounding a sharp curve near Milpitas, nine
miles north Of this city, Mrs. Camille b.
Millner of Oakland is dead and Miss Marian
Van Horne of Berkeley, a student of the
State university, is in a critical condition.
The women were accompanied by two stu
dents, John d. Isaacs, jr., whose father Is
consulting engineer for the Hartman sys-
TEN, and Walter NJ. Clark, son Of ]. r
Clark, vice president of the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake railroad. and nephew
of United States Senator Clark of Montana.
The young men escaped without serious
injury The party started from Oakland
Saturday night for a pleasure jaunt to
this city. When the accident occurred
Isaacs was handling the car. which was
running at top speed AS 1t struck the
curve one of the wheels gave way and the
machine plunged into a ditch by the road
side. Mrs Millner was instantly killed.
Miss Van Horne sustained what is believed
to be a fractured skull.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
eYwNAsTs CALL ON THE POPE
! Significant Remark of His Holiness
I'm Addressing His
Visitors.

ROME, Sept. s.-Pope Plus this morning
received 600 French gymnasts. who are here
to give an exhibition. Their president read
an address of loyalty to the pope who. in
replying, encouraged the gymnasts TO con-
tinue in athletics, which he said strength
ened the body.
strength and courage" said his holiness
''are necessary 10 maintain faith when
many are losing It; to remain attached TO
the church when many abandon IL: to
practice the word OF God when many bsnish
it."
He urged them to follow the words OF the
heroic Matatia. who said: Even IL all the
cowardly submit TO error. !. my brothers.
will obey the religion OF our fathers" This
passage was commented on as probably
emphasizing the attitude OF the pope toward
the French government.
On leaving the vatican the gymnasts met
and greeted Father Wernz. the new general
OF the Society OF Jesus.
This afternoon the gymnasts gave an ex-
hibition In the court of st. Damasco in the
presence of Pope Plus and the papal court
and many guests. including Rev. Henry
Moeller, Rev Joseph Grinnellsman and
Rev Henry Rogers Of Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
FISHERMEN ASK PROTECTION
AlIeGe They Have Been Interfered
with on the High Sea by
Mexicans.

WASHINGTON Sept. 9.-The state de-
partment has received a dispatch from the
manager OF the Gulf Fisheries company re-
questing that action be taken for the pro-
lection of American vessels fishing in the
Gulf of Mexico. This request was made
in consequence of the Hatteras incident.
The Hatteras is fishing smack, belonging
to the Gulf Fisheries company, and upon
its arrival at Galveston yesterday from
Mexican waters its commander stated that
he was held up by a Mexican gunboat.
August %, while seven miles on the tri-
angular reef in the middle OF the gulf of
Campeche. and that armed Mexican ma
rines boarded his vessel and required him
to show his papers and to display a part OF
his cargo of FISH which he said had been
caught in the open sea.
II was said at the State department to-
night that the case would be referred to
the solicitor for an investigation and re-
port
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
GERMAN ARMY MANEUvERs ON
Emperor william Takes Personal
Supervision over Move
ments.

LODI, Prussia, Sept s--Two armies,
each Of about 10000 began tonight the
task OF working out theoretical problem
OF war under the personal supervision Of
Emperor William.
The location of the various commands
and their general objectives have been
communicated in confidence to the news
paper correspondents as a key TO the oper-
ations, but are not for publication until
Wednesday.
A strong effort IL being made to simu-
late actual conditions sof war. All the
battalions and regiments have been brought
to a war footing and the operation will be
continuous. night and day, until the UNI
pires signal their cessation, which prob
ably will be Thursday.
A state OF war began this evening and
over this historic region associated with
the glory of Frederick the Great and the
disasters of the Napoleonlc period. troops
are detraining.
The blue army under General Won Linde-
aulst is coming from the north to engage
the red forces commanded by General Won
woyrich, which are lying somewhere be-
tween here and the Austrian frontier.
The emperor with his numerous foreign
guests Is spending the night at Breslau
and will start for the field Of the maneu-
vers at 4 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The American officers who are to wit
ness the maneuvers. with Emperor Will
,.ism and Empress Augusta Victoria, took
>,rt in the field religious service held In
~.H,public square at Breslsu this morning
q. >sfterward witnessed the unveiling OF
<|:lment to Karl Won Clausewitz, the
81 >rman master of theoretical war
fare whom Moltke drew his prin-
ciples strategy.
A large English delegation also was pres
ent at the ceremonies including the duke
OF Connaught. Lord Lonsdale. General lar
Hamilton. General Laurence Oliphant and
Winston Spencer Churchill The duke of
Connaught put wreath at the foot OF the
monument on behalf of the British army
Two bronze wreaths inscribed "In memory
Of Ciausewitz from the japanese army
have been added as permanent parts Of
the monument at the special request oi
Iapan
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
HIGGINS ISSUES STATEMENT
Warns New York Republicans Against
the Danger of Boss
Rule.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. s.-Still with
holding an intimation as to his own atti-
tude on the subject of a denomination,
Governor Higgins tonight through his secre-
tary Frank f. Perley, issued a statement
In which he warns republicans OF the state
OF the danger OF "a return 10 the old sys-
tenn" of boss control. He makes references
to alleged bosses whom he does not name
without whose assistance" he says, the
governor and legislature last winter ad-
ministered public affairs. He declares that
the party in this state. has an abundance
OF capable, loyal. honest men, any one OF
whom will IL nominated, carry the state by
upward of 10000 plurality, against frothy
demonstrations of superior virtue and in
sincere promises OF impossible reforms"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
BRITISH CONSUL ATTACKED
Belief the AFFAIR IL Part of the
Russian Revolutionary
Program.

BAKJT, Sept 9.-Lesle Urquhart, the
British vice consul here. who was decorated
by King Edward for heroism in rescuing
\English Isolated at Balakhna from Tartar
insurgents during the massacres of 1875
and who Is one of the most prominent men
in the oil region, was the victim of serl-
Gus attack last night in the center OF the
city and miraculously escaped death.
Though he was fred at eight times at
short range his only injuries were six slight
flesh wounds. The motive for the crime
has not been established, but II Is believed
TO be a revolutionary act patterned after
the attack on Germans at Warsaw pre-
ceding the attempt on the life of Governor
General Skallon.
Nr Urcuhart, who was unarmed. was
driving in his carriage at o'clock Saturday
evening wheb, a shot was fired from the
pavement the bullet passing through the
back of his carriage. Immediately second
assailant leaped from the crowd to the step
of the carriage and fired a bullet which
penetrated the feshy part of his hand.
Mr.. Urquhart. who is tall and strongly
built. Jumped up to grapple with his as
sailant but the horse bolted. throwing him
violently to the pavement, where he lay
half stunned. His assailant was the first
TO rise. and emptled the other six shots
from his automatic revolver at the pros
trate body. four Of them going through
the vice consul's waistcoat and two through
his trousers. Mr.. Urquhart was able 10
rise and pursue the man who had attacked
him. but he escaped In the crowd. When
Mr.. tTrquhart was undressed and examined
IT was found that he had been grazed five
times on the abdomen and wounded on the
hand
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
GAS MAeNATE KILLS HIMSELF
Result of Heat Prostra-
ton.

CHICAGO. Sept. s.--Clarence X. Wooster.
vice president Of the Peoples Gaslight
and Coke company and prominent in club
and social circles, committed suicide this
morning at him home, $500 Ellis avenue, by
cutting his throat with razor.
Mr.. Wooster is supposed to have been IN
sane when he killed himself. About three
weeks ago he suffered from heat prostra-
ton and the last few days had been under
the special care of physicians This morn
ing he entered the bathroom and a moment
later his valet, who had been instructed to
keep watch over him. heard him fall.
When the valet opened the bathroom door
he found Mr.. Wooster lying on the floor
with the blood streaming from d deep cash
in the throat and the razor which Mr..
Wooster had used lying at his side. Mr..
Wooster died before a physician could be
summoned. Mr. Wooster was 4s years old
and unmarried.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
MEXICAN TRADE STATISTICS
Both Exports and Imports Increase
During the Past Fiscal
Year.

MEXICO CITY, Sept. s.-During the fiscal
year ended June % the total expectations
of the country amounted to &n,lSs.s 500,
against seoe. $50. .i51 in the preceding fiscal
year. a gain of ss2,els.S57. Imports amounted
TO sg3O e51 s74 against SIS sOi.s62, an increase
OF S2.446.il2.
Nearly $780, 900 in silver coin was ex-
ported and some sSS17s,oOo new gold was
Imported In the readiustment OF the cur
rency.
Exports OF merchandise in the fiscal year
increased by s27u,sis The foreign trade
of the country is on a sound basis and
the customs collections large.
During the fiscal year the United States
took of Mexican exports sls6,0io.o52; Great
Britain, s47272.s7S; Germany, s2O,b2s 1856;
France. ss.OlO.s7s.
Mexico imported from the United States
20 the amount OF s146 eOo,sls; from Germany,
s2c.s1i657; from Great Britain. s2o,S44,e4s;
from France. s1s.sSs.2S6.
2 All sums are in Mexican standard cur
Sency, the unit being one-half American
dollar gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-10
FATHER WERNz CALLS ON POPE
His holiness Receives New Head of
society of Jesus with Much
Favor.

ROME. Sept s-Father wernz. the newly
elected general OF the Society OF Jesus. ac-
c0mpsnied by Father Freddi viscar OF the
order. and Father Alfred Maarens went 10
the Vatican today. for an audience with
Pope Plus. The members Of the party were
received by n. Bisleti. major of the vati-
can. who conducted them TO the papal
apartments. His holiness met them at the
door. Father wernz and the preates knelt,
but Pope Plus would not allow Father
Wernx to kiss his foot. Instead he raised
the new general up, embraced and kissed
him and kept him for long time In con-
versatIon. during which he congratulated
him.
Father wernz was greatly touched by the
reception accorded him and thanked the
pope for his benevolence. Going to and
leaving the apartments Of his holiness
Swiss guards rendered military honors &c
Father wernE and his party.