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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
WORSHIP IN SHIRT SLEEVES.
Pastor Invites Men to Remove Coats
 and Sets Example in Pulpit.

Berwick, Pa, Aug 7.-Before com mencing the services in the Methodist Episcopal church here last night the Rev Thomas Hooper announced that the men were at liberty to remove their coats to obtain relief from the intolerable heat. There was some hesitancy until the Rev Mir Thomas himself peeled" to the shirt-sleeves in full view of the congregation. A general shedding of coats followed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
Army of the Potomac.

Washington. Aug 7.-The thirty seventh annual reunion of the Soci- ety of the Army of the Potomac will be held in this city on October IS and Ie. The Mcclellan statue will be unveiled on the first day with ad- dresses by President Roosevelt. Gen. erals D. E. Sickles. O. O. Howard and CrenvilIe NJ. Dodge. The orator for the reunion exercises is Martin w. LittIeton, former borough president of Brooklyn, N. Y. h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
InaCrucal Condition.

New Haven, Aug 7-Louis C. Charter of Hartford. who with Miss Stella Brooks of Meriden vas in jured in a motor cycle accident In In dian Neck yesterday, was reported In a critical condition at Grace hospital to-day, where he was removed soon after the accident Charter has [ fractured skull and last night an op- eration vas performed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
"PToMAINEs: NO woNDER." Woman Pays Dearly for Huckleberry
 Cake and Buttermilk.

New York. Aug 7.-When Nellie Oliver reached home at No 14S Eighth avenue. last night. after her days work in a restaurant at No 41 West Forty-second street. she was taken suddenly with pains in the stomach. They became so bad that an ambulance was summoned from the Flower hospital and Dr Nevin ex- amined the young woman.
 "Ptomaine poisoning" he nut tered. Then he said: Nellie, what did you have for supper?"
 "Huckleberry cake and butter milk" she replied.
 And no wonder" said the sur geon. as he climbed on the back of the ambulance with Nellie lying in- side.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
Crisis Is Passing.

Hanover. Mass. Aug 7.-The phy- sicIan's statement to-day regarding the condition of James A. Garland. the New York elubman Ill here. was that the crisis of pneumonia had been passed. but that the patients heart vas affected by the pneumonia pol son. There was no hope of recovery. it was stated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
The City Is Quiet.

Moscow. Aug 7.sSeveraI red flag demonstrations were broken up last night by dragons. but the city gen erslly is quiet The central commit tee of the railroad mems unions has refused to cooperate in the strike. and the strike movement as whole is eoilspsfng. The social revelation ists favor a strike in the autumn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
Indians q. Recruits.

Washington. Aug 7.-Among the recent recruits for the navy have been . number of young Indians. who -efe oducated at the Carlisle lEe..1 school h Pennsylvania. Edward M- Ellis. q efnndson of Red Cloud. the famous GIoax ehisf. is one of these- He is .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
Renort |. prnird.

Hamburg. Germany. Aug The Hamburg-Auericsn line o6scials to- day denied the report current fn Bel fast. Ireland. yesterday. that it had ordered . cleaner of Hariand c woIR excsedIng In sire the L1nitznis of ths Cunarl ltua.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
Was Hos Again To-day.

Boston. Aug 1.-The heat of yes teraay prevailed again to-day. though moderately. A gentle breeze from the north and the fact that the hu- rlidity vss only e5 per cent below normal, made the day more endura- ble
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
Only One Fired.

Paris. Aug T.-Geuerais Andre and Neerfer fought duel with pistols to- eay. General Andre fired without hitting his opponen. and General Neerier declined 10 fire. The prfnei- pais left the field uareconeiled-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
SAVE YorR ErEsIGHI.

Very few eyes are just as they should he. There may be various un- suspected troubles with your sight. Correctly fitted glasses vfIl remedy the ills already begun Let us cram inc your eyes and correct the trouble before it Is too late. Our optical de partment offers every necessary faeiI- ify. The Lake q Strobel Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
LIMITED WRECKED; TWO DEAD, Bremen Only Ones Harmed, and
 They Because They Jumped.

Pittsburg. Aug 1.-Two firemen were killed by jumping from wreck of the cast-bound Cincinnati and New York Limited on the Panhandle road two miles outside this city at II o'clock last night The dead are O. n. Cunningham and James W. Au- sfalt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
$48.75

Tn the north show window, next t0 Davis & Nye's, is a lot of elegant, substantially made Mission Rockers, Arm Chairs and Morris Chairs. We've made some extra low prices on them extra inducements to attract youq attention to the August sale. A heavily constructed Missio1 Rocker with genuine Spanish leather cushion seat. Great value at t1os To-day you can buy 1t at the August sale price,
 $6.75 A weathered Oak Morris chais with cushions. complete. good vaiuo at s13.5o, August sale price
 $9.5O
 A solid Oak Rocker. every stick ol it of the best white oak. great valuo at s5. August sale price $3.50 ss7.5O Chartered Oak Chamber Suit. look for 1t on the fourth floor. tOT " utt 0 IN1 "a 5 Bu AA " AtlA It4<MI1 15 per cent discount on it, Augu11 sale price
 $42.38 N A solid Mahogany Davenport vi11 high back. elegantly upholstered 11 green Verona Velour of high QuaIlox value $50; buy it at the Augusf nr.1 price of
 $32.5O
 Red Tag placed on scorcs q p1rcm of furniture aIl f,fvuxh fhe o1u mesas 25 per ceet discount fw q Angust 6a1e. rke Hanpsss-Se1sv Fu.nuo wst9tzzy Aee.ev fR sae ou1dou | uu1 ts 1Gf c xnd1m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
MINE ELEVATOR DROPPED. Nine Occupants of the Car Were In.
 stantly Killed.

Charleroi. Belgium. Aug 7.-An el- evator in which nine miners were go- ing down into the coal mines here to-day dropped 800 yards. smashing the car to pieces and killing all the occupants.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07

rvery subscriber Co the Evening Demo1ra can secure c copy of one of the best masaxir0 puhiishet. free C eAargs on ths following coall- tiuas- Pay your su1ocxiD<1pa eo tnn nqneerak O aAya2eA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
WEATHER foaEcAQ.

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair to- night Wednesday partly cloudy. light vin6a generally westerly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07
c.s,,rrs,erv Kfuc<f

Pyatirorsk. Csucasis. Aug 1-The commander of the fortress here vas killed to-day sy a o1cer of the sar-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07

A solid Mahogany Davenport v111 high back. elegantly upholstered M green Verona Velour of high QuaI1>x value $50: buy it at the Augusf n11 price of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-07

Red TagS placed on -corcs q p1pum of furniture an ffzfvsxh the soG1 ucsas 25 pT ceat di>count fw Angust Sale.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
A German baseball Convention.

II Is reported In baseball circles that
Emperor William OF Germany has sent
the following cablegram Ia Manager
Chance OF the Chicago team in the Ma
tional league: Get zwei more Germans
on the team. fire Moran and Noonan,
aud | will send you the order OF the
Black Eagle already" Not since the
days of the old Cincinnati team have
such Il notable collection OF Teutons
graced the diamond as are now gath
cred under Chance This is how tine
German roster reads: Johann Killing.
Walter Mueller, Edward Reulbach.
Robert Wicker Johann Pfeister Nor.
decai Brown tBraunl Frank Chance,
Joe Tinker, Henry Steinfeldt, Arthur
Hoffman, James Sheckard Husky
Rothgcb. Oscar Knobs. James Slasle.
Frank Schultz and Louis Smith
(Schmidu The remaining members OF
the team Mccormick. Noonan and
Moran have quiet corner in every
hotel where the nine stops, In which no
German Is allowed 10 lntrudc In the
sacred corner. known as "Taras hall, "
they chant the songs of Erin and vow
that Ireland shall yet be- free.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

This Is n first rate outdoor game:
Arrange two lines OF boy and girl play
ers. each beaded by n captain.
At the right OF each captain place "A
clothes basket or hamper full Of all
sorts OF odds and ends books. balls,
clothesplns. pencils, tim cups tin pans,
cushions. spools, brushes thmbles,
button hooks. etc. At the other end
OF each line place an empty clothes
basket or hamper
Behind each line place guard
AZ signal from the hostess the two
lines get furlously busy. Each captSin
snatches anything az all from his full
basket passes IL 20 the player stand.
ing next 20 him. and that one passes u
along 10 the next. etc. The end player
throws II into his empty basket
Meanwhile the guard watches close
ly. and II any player, through nervous
ness or carelessncss. drops the article
that has been handed him 90 pass
along the guard pOunces down upon
IL and takes Il back 10 the fuH basket
20 be- passed over again
The side which first transfers every
thing from It's full basket 20 It's empty
basket wins The more ''rooters" there
are 10 encourage the rival sides the
iolrer the contest
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

one of the subjects most commented
OH IN baseball circles has been the re-
markable showing made 10y little Carl
Druhot since he joined the ST Louis
Cardinals. Druhot made a pronounced
hlt while with the Cincinnati Reds, and
the fans were sorry Ia see him go
That he has made good with the st
Louis team il evidenced by the quail.
~ OF ball tat he has been producing
lie has beaten both the New York
Giants and the Chicago Nationals. IL
Is significant fact that the majority
OF men released hy Cincinnati either
this season or last season have made
good la other company Joe Kelley
AMI Foxy Ned IIanlon both seem 10
have lost their batting eyes Just now
Ned Is looking for pitchers When he
let little Druhot and overall 90. Ned
must have been asleep
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

II Is always pity to destroy pretty
phrase, particularly when 80 la,hable
a sentiment as patriotism Is involved
You have all heard Millions for de
Tense. but not one cent for tribute"
for the phrase has been famous for a
century. II II attributed 20 Charles
Cotesworth pinckney who represented
the United States in France In 1916
John Jay had made a treaty with Eng
land that threatened 10 Involve Wa IN
war with France. and the directory
then governing France refused to re-.
ceive MFR Pisckney, Initiating that
the payment OF a certain sum might
settle the dispute
Then II was, according 60 a popular
story, that Mr. Plnckney said Mi
lions FOR defense. hut not one cent FOR
tribute" II Is said however. that
when he was asked about II atterwnrl
he answered. My answer was not a
flourish like that. but simply, Not a
penny, not a penny
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

10 you know that the bees get bread
az well az honey from the tiowersi
Watch closely some time and you
viii see the whole performance. You
must keep your eyes very wide open,
though. or II will be- over before you
know H.
First. Miss Bee sucks up the precious
drop Of honey which the flower has
stored away for her. She always
knows just where 90 find II, too, though
each blossom has It's own particular
kind OF pantry Then she gathers her
Hour This Is generally packed in tiny
boxes. with Sits In the side. aud Miss
Bee has only TO put in her funny little
feet and scrape out the precious flour.
Ne call IL pollen. but the name does
not matter. To Miss Bee II Il -four,
and she packs II away carefully IN the
wee baskets OH her hind legs, FIRST
Hoistenisg IL with drop of honey.
When she has as much as she can
carry she flies back 10 the hive and
stores away her load for future use
The bread made from this -four re
qulres neither raising nor baking.
The pollen grains are crushed. soaked
and kneaded with honey. and the bread
Is ready for the baby bees, who are
the only ones that eat II.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

There IL no way In which a shote can
be made 20 gain no fast az by feeding
corn or other grain In connection with
grass. A little soaked corn fed daily
while the shotes nre on clover puts ON
quickly puts the animal In marketable
condition Feeders should remember
that no one kind of feed Is as good fed
alone as when combined with one or
two other kinds or feed Both grass
and corn are natural and excellent hog
feeds, hut neither one is as good alone
IN when combined with the other. Corn
makes fat very fast when the system
NJ In healthy. thrifty condition, and
nothing equals grass as conditioner
Wisconsin Agriculturist
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
UPTON SINCLAIR.

by Mr. Sinclair, is the founding az a co
operative colony, where children will
bee reared on community plan Ina n
building especially constructed for the
purpose and free from all the dangers
aud discomfort which the little folk
encounter In the homes OF their elders. -
At IA preliminary meeting held in
New York MIR. Sinclair outlined a plan
OF organization which. however II sub
ject 10 change. What charactex the
colony is 20 take in all details IL 20 be
determined dcmocratically 10y majority
vote Fifty thousand dollars Is the
estimated sum needed 10 put the colony
plan In operation. An entrance Zee OF
$40 viii be paid 10y each family Joining
the colony, In which women will be- al
lowed equal rights with men.
Cooperation viii govern all the af-
fairs OF the colony. such as cooking
and serving of meals. homework the
purchase OF supplies and the housing
OF the members
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
FOR THE CHILDREN
m. Enchanted handkerchief


This handkerchief is just the thing
for young magicians 10 possess.
II has the power 20 make things dis
appear. You use IL 10 cover some Dor
rowed article-a coin, say, or card
pull the handkerchief quickly away,
and. lo, the borrowed article has com
pletely disappeared.
The handkerchief Is prepared rs fol
lows:
Get two pretty good sized mems
handkerchiefs. both exactly alike. In
the middle OF one OF these cut slit
about four inches long, which get your
sister 10 hem round the edges 20 pre-
vent It's becoming larger.
Now ask her 10 lay one handkerchief
upon tie other and sew together the
edges III the work Is done neatly the
whole will appear 90 be nothing more
than n single handkerchief, especially
as. when you draw II from your pocket,
you shake II out, with the unprepared
side toward those who are watching
You.
Next, taking the card in the left
hand, you cover IL with the handker-
chief, al the same time slipping IL into
the pocket.like arrangement between
the two.
So. you see, when you ask some one
in the audience 10 hold the card Gov
cred by the handkerchief, please" and
then jerk the whole from his hand, the
effect will be that the card has disap-
peared.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

Again his knees shook. IL looked as
II he must go down, hut lac was game,
and he dived forward into clinch.
Berger punched him in the side as he
came. oBren caught him about the
shoulders. smothered his blows. wres-
tied and held on. and then the last bell
changed
IL was hot light There will be an.
other claimant for the heavyweight
honors now. Berger while he does not
class with Champion Jeffries. showed
that he will be a factor In any sitting
down OF championship material that
does not include our friend James j..
the daddy or them all.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

The pig by nature is one Of the clean
eat OF animals and In internal construc.
ton resembles the human being more
closely than any other animal What
wonder then II is that we hear OF so
much disease when they are kept under
such filthy conditions as we 40 often
sea Give them clean, healthy sur
roundings and we shall hear very little
OF disease and they will be TO us the
money making machines they have
proved themselves r. r. Archer I'm
American Cultivntor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
FOR THE 80. !iTE
washing Fluid.

One-half ounce 81 muriate of am.
monia, one half ounce Of salts OF tar
tar. one can OF patent lye and six
quarts OF cold water.
Dissolve and mix and pour into bot
ties, glass Jars or stone crooks and
keep tightly corked.
Cut half "A cake OF soap into boiler
three-quarters full OF cold water and
add half "A cupful OF the mixture; soak
the clothes overnight or twenty min
utes In cold water. wiring out, place in
a boiler and lei IL come 10 a boil and
simmer for about twenty minutes,
rinse thoroughly, blue. and they will
be beautifully white The suds may
be used for fiannels and colored pieces.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
HINTS FOR FARMERS
F,.,.h.a sh@.p p.y B~.,.

One OF our oldest and most success
full breeders and importers of high
class stock told me some time ago
that. after many years experience In
handling horses. cattle. sheep and pigs,
he found his best profits, greatest
pleasure and satisfaction In the sheep
division OF his business. And well
may | lndorse his statement, as for
many years my comparatively small
fiock has produced for me more profit
than all else on the farm. A mistake
OF many In our country II the selling
OF butchers lambs In the fall at a
small price while by feeding on well
fer some four 10 six months longer the
value can be easily doubled and the
former profit quadrupled.-John Camp
bell, Ontario, in American Agricul-
turist
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
ArrAcHEp TO ,rtrr nrn.

metal rods the ends OF the rods ter
minating In loops. Clamps are used
TO hold the cabinet 10 the bed. one eud
of the clamp also terminating In d
loop. Connecting the loops OH the cab
met and those on the clamps Is Il YER
teal rod. which serves as n hinge. Tn,
cabinet can thus be swung around
within convenient reach of the person
upon the bed or when not In use car
be swung 10 one side. The arms OF
the clamp. which pass about the bed
post, being resilient, the entire appa
ratus can be readily attached to any
bed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
Bedstead Cabinet.

one OF the most useful articles re.
Gently patented Is Il bedstead attach.
ment The complete apparatus can be
easily attached to bedstead for the
purpose OF holding articles OF various
kinds, 40 that any article desired will
be In easy reach of an invalid or other
person occupying the bed The arti.
Giles are placed In a cabinet. which is
divided into n number OF compart.
ments 10y partitions. AT one side OF
the cabinet Is pair Of braces. made Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
Orchard Culture.

The fruit experiment station az Noun
tain Grove. No, has long tested the
advantages OF orchard culture and the
condition OF crops In recent years and
will continue this work II has been
found that crop which will cover the
soil during August and September will
be a great advantage. II is not ndvisa-
bic TO pillow this crop under until spring,
for II allowed TO remain on the ground
during the winter IL will serve as Il
protection
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

There Ia such thing as feeding toe
much
While the horse does the hardest
work he should have the best care.
Don't think that you can raise the
best horses by feeding on corn as a
grain ration. They need grain that
will produce bone and muscle.
Horses which are fed Improperly
are subject 60 collie. Overlooking the
stomach on coarse feed and work Is
1ust what causes II. Remember that
the horse has small stomach and
feed accordingly.
On idle days lessen the amount OF
grain. The System cannot utilize a.
much food when idle.-E. J. Waller.
stripe In National Stockman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
blackburn OF hrn,ncL,.

II Is said to be not at all unlikely
that Senator joe G $. Blackburn Will be
the next governor OF Kentucky. one
OF the most popular men the state has
ever known. he il the hope or the Dem
ocrats OF the state. who are opposed
TO the 80 called machine administration
OF Governor Beckham. who is trimming
his sails FOR the United States senate
10 succeed J. Is. McCreary.
For some nme there has been grow
ing a DETECTION In the Democratic party
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

Manufacturers are making higher
powered motor machines as the demand
increases Where "A man was satisfied
with eighteen 10 twenty ave horscpow-
er three or four years ago he must now
have his machine equipped with thirty.
Ave or forty horsepower
The rural trade in motor ears, while
not rs visible as the city trade, should
not be overlooked. Some " the most
successful dealers are making special
EFFORTS 10 cater TO and develop H.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
RInsinH Hog.

Breeding stock hogs that are kept
from year 10 year must be ringed II
kept on pasture, and they will do no
good without pasture, says J. A. Doble
In National stockman. Pigs that are
fsrrowed in fall, grown IN winter and
nnished in spring, when the ground Is
soft, should also be hinged But those
that come In spring are not large
enough TO do any great damage until
midsummer. BY this time the pasture
10 80 dry and solid that they will do
bot little mischief from that time on
unless heavy rains should come
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
Mustard sauce.

An excellent sharp sauce 10 serve
with fish or boiled beef is this OF mus
tard: Add 10 one cup Of grated horse
radish one cup OF mustard. dry, a small
bunch OF any sweet herb. basll. thyme,
savory or parsley chopped fine. large
onion grated, tablespoonful Of salt
and enough cold vinegar TO make the
right consistency. This II best freshly
made, but II II Is 10 he kept for some
time II should he cooked thoroughly,
then bottled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

TO remove stains from marble mix
together one-haf pound OF soda. one
half pound of soft soap and one pound
or whiting. Boil until they become az
thick as paste and then let cool. BE.
fore IL Is quite cold spread II over a
surface OF the marble and leave II al
least a whole day. Use soft water 10
wash II of and rub well with soft
cloths. For black marble nothing Is
better than spirits OF turpentine
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
The SPORTING WORLD


Sam Berger, the California heavy
weight fighter. has won wide fame 10y
defeating philadelphia Jack o'Brien.
The recent bout IN Quakertown was n
RATHER from start 10 finish. and Berger
led all the way. OBrlen never bad "A
look In.
In the last round, the sixth, Berger
swung his right fist against O'Brien's
jaw. Jacks knees bent and quivered.
Another smash followed quickly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04

A great many farmers cut all their
straw last year and fed II with "blac,
strap" about one cupful OF molasses
mixed with water 20 tive head or eat.
tle-just enough to nicely dampen the
feed This Is considered very satisfae'
tory. as ~ Induces the cattle 10 eat the
food up we'll Ontario Cor American
Cultivatnr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-04
IIc, niddIe.dr-nIddIc.

Hey diddic dc -diddlc.
Climb up a treoi
over tho landscape
Far. FAR 10 see.
Into the town
on tho distant bin.
over the river.
Where stands thc mill.
Then hook. look. look.
Till YOU look your nm.
Hey diidlc de -diddlc.
Climb nj q tree.
And n you don't like II.
why. don't pcoid mo.
Plttsburg Press.