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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
M. pE REyLAN A WOMAN.
Invalid of Phsnix Had Wife and
 Posed For Years as Man.

Invalid of Phsnix Had Wife and
 Posed For Years as Man.
 PHENIX, Ariz., Dec. 2O.-The death of NJ. dc Reylan, who came here two months ago suffering from consump- tion, has revealed the astonishing fact that the victim was a woman. She had masqueraded as a man for years, had served in the army, and has left wife in Chicago.
 On his arrival in this city De Reylan. who was accompanied by pr. Rowe, stated that he was Russian noble. man and had served with the Amer jeans in the war with Spain.
 Slight of figure and wiry, De Reylan was evidently very much weakened by the disease that ended his career. He dressed neatly. but without ostenta- ton, and was quiet and gentlemanly in his demeanOr
 He was very proud of large collec- tion of medals, which he said had been presented to him for bravery in battle and for meritorious achievements in various branches of endeavor. He also exhibited some letters of commenda- tion from President Mckinley and seemed to be very proud of his record.
 When the body was examined at the undertaking establishment, the secret of De Reylan's sex was revealed. Dr. Rowe declares he had no suspicion on this point and was quite innocent of any intent to deceive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
CONTRACTOR DROPPED DEAD.

Dr. Dumesnil Summoned to Explain
 Documents In Dead Mans Pockets.
 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-Warren F. Nc Chesney, aged sixty-nine years. re tired contractor, who was interested in politics, dropped dead in tailoring store here. In his pocket were docu- ments purporting to be receipts, dated in November, 1905. one acknowledging receipt of $1,00O and the other $500 McChesney for preliminary expenses incurred in connection with the bill authorizing the construction of the St. Louis Elevated Electric railway, to be introduced in the municipal assembly at the earliest possible moment"
 They were signed "A. H. Ohmann. Dumesnil."
 Dr. A. H. Ohmann- Dumesnil is a well known physician in South St. Louis. Within an hour after McChes. ney's death Circuit Attorney Sager sent Detective Labarge to subpoena Dr. Dumesnil to appear before the grand jury. The detective took the doctor into custody and hurried him to the four courts to go before the grand jury.
 Beyond the remark that these re- ceipts don't represent anything" Dr. Dumesnil declined to make any state ment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Accuses General Pershing,

MANILA, Dec. 20. = The Manila American publishes sensational asser- tions regarding Brigadier General John J. Pershing, who was recently jumped over the heads of eos officers of supe- rior rank and made a brigadier gener- al. Prior to his nomination by the president Pershing had been a captain in the Fifteenth cavalry. The Manila American asserts that Pershing lived with a Philippine woman, Joaquina Bondoy Ignacio, and that one of their children died in the cholera epidemic in 1902. The other, who Is named Pe- tronilla and is four and one-half years old, lives with her mother in Zambo- anga. The mother is now the legal wife of William Shinn. clerk in the Moro government headquarters. Joa- quina is one of four attractive sisters who conducted a canteen that was ire quented by army officers in 1900 and 1902
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20

People have spoken as if this dis charge from the service was punish ment. I deny emphatically that such is the case, because as punishment 1t Is utterly inadequate. The punishment met for mutineers and murderers such as those guilty of the Brownsville as sault Is death, and punishment only less severe ought to be meted out to those who have aided and abetted mu- tiny and murder and treason by refus- ing to help in their detection. I would that 1t were possible for me to have punished the guilty men. regret most keenly that I have not been able to do so."
 In conclusion the president said:
 'I challenge as a right the support of every citizen of this country. whatever his Color. provided only he has in him the spirit of genuine and farsighted patriotism"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Murder Near sparta, m.

SPARTA, H., Dec. 20.-After bid ding good night to his sweetheart. Miss Francis East, Harold Holworth of St. Louis started to drive to Sparta from her home in the country and met his death mysteriously on the way. The horse came Into the livery stable in the night. drawing the buggy contain ing Holworth's dead body. Under a heavy lap robe in the buggy the young mans empty pocketbook, his broken watch chain. watch and collar and a collar button were found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
New York Markets.

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 WHEAT-Foilowins a steady opening wheat eased on triie under poor Liver pool cables and realizing. but recovered on light offerinGs and with outside mar
 BUTTER-Creamery. extras. per pound. 32isu33c. Mercantile Exchange oficiai quotation. extras. s2cD: hrsts. Sd3lhc seconds. 8nsc.: thirds. 993c.: held. ex- :ss Iii sslSSs as sss' ase ssiGg ssfGpd' iass' s fresh, fancy, sedSc.: hrsts, Sdxc,: sec. onds, z3q zsc. thirds. zazzc.
 CHEESE-state. full cream. large and sest isise' ep inse made i.nsisc inferior inferior. linisc.: light skins. He: half skins, best s&aloc-, part skins. prime. Susi4c.: fair to good. sispIisc.; common. +9sc.; full
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 DRESSED PoULTRT-Firm and &C., tive; fovis, choice. 1sc.. do. fair Co good fi11sc cd roosters. szc nearby chick ens. it1lsc. western. do- iiditc-, tur- keys nearby. choice to fancy. Ie1elc.; do. western. do. ls0isc-. fair to good. do. ls 0f1c-. eprfrg fucka. nearby. lf61sc. vest ern. do-s 1tG1sc-s cd ducks. is11ic-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
President to Hun. With Cody.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O-President Roosevelt may go on another hunting trip after big game in the Rocky mountains as the guest of Buffalo Bill Colonel William F. Cody at Cody, wyo. Several days ago Colonel Cody called at the White House ito pay his respects to the president" It was learned later that Colonel Cody had in- vited the president to hunt and that the president said he would be de- lighted to accept
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
SAYSMETCALFERRED
Secretary of Frisco Board
 Claims Report Unfair.
ONLYWAN1ED1O EyFORCESTA1ELAW
Lemngwell Indignant at What He Claims as False Statement In the Message Sent to Roosevelt
 on Jap Question,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Secre tary B. c. Leflngwell of the San Fran cisco board of education stated in au interview here regarding the report that Secretary Metcalf made to tho president on the Japanese situation in San Franclsco:
 "The report made by Secretary Met. calf as exploited before congress con. tains many assertions and differences which are surprising, to say the least, since they are in error and are there fore unfair. as they are applied to the members of the board of education.
 When Secretary Metcalf reached this city on his mission for President Roosevelt and the object of his visit was made known the board of educa. tion did all in its power to equip him with the facts surrounding the new order made in regard to the schooling of Japanese pupils.
 When Secretary Metcalf asserts that the Japanese and Korean exclu- sion league directed the board of edu- cation to enter the ruling concerning the Japanese pupils he utters that which we say is an error.
 The members of the board of educa- ton were specially careful to explain the origin of the matter to Secretary Metcalf. The board acted upon it's own Initiative and merely proceeded to enforce state law.''
 It is surprising. but it is true. that Secretary Metcalf's report has aroused far more anger in San Francisco than did the presidents message to con gress fortnight ago. The board of education has so far exhibited not the slightest symptom of desire to pro vide more schools for the orientals, and 1t Is not question of hardship" for the Japanese to attend the oriental school-it is impossible for those living in remote sections of the city to do so. Officials here declared that Metcalf drew up his report to please the presi- dent and that he threw over the Cali fornians to do it, and it is asserted that he had no right to mix up" the school question with the activities of the Jap- anese and Korean Exclusion league and the boycott of Japanese restau- rants.
 The city officials are quoted as say ing that they are amazed" and ''as- founded" by Secretary Metcalf's state ments. The school question is relative ly unimportant. It is in the growing agitation against the Japanese in Cali fornia and not in California alone, but all over the Pacific slope, that the peril lies.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20

Entombed Miner Asked For Tobacco,
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Dec. 20. = Such good progress is being made by the force of men working to reach Miner Hicks, who is entombed alive in the Edison company's mine here. that 1t Is said by those in charge of the delivers the buried man will bs reach- ed in few hours. He told the physi- elan at the surface end of the tube that he crayed chew of tobacco. T would about as soon have chew of tobacco as to get out" said Hicks jOkingly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Took senator D,ck,. Last poll.r.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. . Senator Dick was wheedled out of his last dol lar by a panhandler in the capitol, and ten minutes later the beggar and a companion who had been working the graft with him were on their way to jail. The two were H. B. Irwin and c. B. Walker. an ex-police reporter. The senator told Irwin it was the last dol lar he had in his pocket when he begged if.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Railroad Men Threaten strike.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-All the rail road terminals in New York and Jer sey City. with the exception of the New York Central and New Haven roads, will be tied up Saturday by a strike if by that time the five grca; roads coming to New York as we'll as the Long Island and Staten Island companies do not grant the increase in wages demanded. Three thousand yard conductors. brakemen and others will stop work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Black Hand In Hauelton Mystery.

HAZELTON, Pa. Dec. 20-County Detective Jones discovered clew that may solve the mystery surrounding the death of the woman whose charred remains were found in the woods near here few days ago. He believes the victim was an Italian woman who eloped with a man from New York two months ago and came to Hazelton. The murder, he believes, was commit ted Friday or Saturday night in the Italian quarters of this city either by the Black Hand or friends of the hus- band, who is still in New York. The remains were identified here as those of the eloping woman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Had Bie Counterfeit scheme.

<, NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-By the arrest of simon Boehm and Samuel Otero, a Cuban, in this city United States se- cret service agents nipped in the bud. they say, scheme to buy nearly all the cattle in Colombia with $1O00O,- 900 in counterfeit money and ship them from time to time to this coun- try and Europe. The plot, if success full, would have broken the price of beef and hides and dealt a severe blow to the beef and leather trusts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
H.,r, xrcr.y p,-. .,ss.,,,.

BRADDOCR. Ia. Dec. cD.-Henry McCrey. brother-In-iaw of William Fl. lls Corey. president of the steel trust. died suddenly here. He was stricken with pneumonia. and heart affection hastened death. Mercy was widely known among steel makers in this country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Shaw to Head Mutu.I Life.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-If the official count of the votes cast in the Mutual Life Insurance company election re. elects the present board of trustees il is said Secretary of the Treasury Shaw will succeed Charles A. Peabody as president Mir. Shaw Is to leave the cabinet on March 4, 1907.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
s.rser sess uilssrs. Del.

DOVER. Del Dec 2o = Msry A. Betts v,s fouud murdered tn the Mur- derki1 r1ver. rear Milford he TO man he'd besn Esssine froz her hone for Eve ve>ks An exsu:1suos ss the bcdy sho~ed that tbe vozac-s peck bed bee1 br,<e,- cae Ieg frscrured aDd hg han.ts fied aousB her h<eust witA piecs s< a ssd n6wv,ru0t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
wen Known c.pis.ii., Dead.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Dec. 20-Profes. sor W. W. Borden. widely known capitalist. is dead at his home at Bor- den, Ind. He was eighty-three years old. His last trip of any length was to Providence, R. l.. where he spent Thanksgiving with the Borden family in its annual reunion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Man to Blame.

Women are more prone to deceit than men. says Good Words. From the time when Scheherazade told her lord 1,001 lies to keep the peace 1t has been the accepted way. And the men. not the women. are the most to blame. It is what they like and they get it,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
shot Him After the wedsi.r,

CULPEPER. Va. Dec. 2G. . With out a tremor and seemingly without a single regret. young Mrs. Viola By waters. told coroner's jury here how her two brothers, Jim and Philip Strothers. made William F. Bywaters marry her and then shot him to death before her eyes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Feminine cYnIeIsnn.

The strenuous army of faddists. agitators and apostles of all things extraordinary are either resting on their laurels or preparing for great winter coup. It is now more than nine days since anything was pro. nounced deleterious to our health.-- Lady's Pictorial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Hotel Ma. Held For Ar.ou.

MIDDLETOwN. O.. Dec. 20.-C. \. Powers. proprietor of the Rommell House. which was destroyed by fire here. was arrested at his other hotel in Franklin on charge of arson. The affidavit was signed by State Fire Marshal John Ambrose. who has been making an investigation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
He Not Discouraued

There is no reason to be discour. aged, no matter what or where you are. You can make something out of your life, find somthing worth while in yourself. Each one of us has in. finite possibilities. and by faith and work untiring they are realized.-Mar. garet Hubbard Aver.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Three Death. In Bus.uo Fire.

BUFFALO. Dec. 20.-Three persons were burned to death and two were fatally burned in a fire at the Zenobia apartment house at Prospect avenue and Huron street last night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
The Greatest
 Holiday
 Offer

was ever made. Dolls. Go-Carts, 2sc; Carriages, Boys Wagons. from 10c up to $5; Boys and Girls Sleds, 23c up to S6.sS; Flexible Flyers. Nos. l., ?. 8. 1. 5 and 6. We are selling Ma bel Blue Dolls for sSc. Sold every where at $1.50 Magic Lanterns, 3sc up. Iron Banks, Trains with Sta tions and Signals, 25c up. Mechani- cal Toys of all kinds. Boys Skates 45c up; Girls 65c up. Carving Sets, 49c up. Rocking Horses for the babies, 45c up to 31.0O. Watches for |6sc. Rogers Knives. Forks and Spoons at one-half off.
 CALL AND SEE US AND GET
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
ster.r. Go to Ad,rond.ck..

CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 20.-Bellamy Storer, ex-ambassador to Austria-Hun- gary. and his wife have gone to Sara nae Lake. in the 'Adirondacks. to spend the Christmas holidays with Joseph Nicholas. Mrs. Storer's son by for. mer marriage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
PoIice Made . Hundred Prisoner..

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 20.-The police discovered the headquarters of a militant section of the Social Demo cratic party and arrested over hun dred members of the organization.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Former oen.ur e...r.r p..s.

FORT BAYARD. <. M. Dec. 2o.- William Haywood. formerly consul general at Seoul. Korea. died Et the government sanitarinm of pulmonary tuberculosis. He came here one month ago. Mrs. Haywood arrived in time to be present at his death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
R,~ Fire .s u.vbt,.

KAREN. Manchuria. Dec. 20.-Fire destroyed the hugc building situated in the center of the town occupiei by the general stan of the Russian army. The fire slso consumed the museum. library and e number If shops snd large warehouses
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Peary snip Roo.evelt .t New Y

Peary Ship Roosevelt at New York.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 20-The Peary arctic steamer Roosevelt, from Sydney, c. B., has arrived here. There is little about her appearance to indicate that she had experienced any buffeting by heavy seas or of being crushed be- tween ice foes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
In the world,, Labor union..

In New York one out of every 19 persons is member of labor or. ganization. In England the proper tion is one in every P. in Germany one in 31, in France one in 50. fin Italy one in 125, and in Spain one in every 325,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
o.rs>.s>s s~S..,s...S.r-. u,rs.,

BEDFORD. Ind. Dec 2o-GeorEe ". Harris has confessed that he nur- dered Miss s.rsh schsfer. . schooi- teseher. three yesrs gro
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Proof of strono Soul.

The tendency to persevere. to per. sist in spite of hindrances, discour. agements and impossibilities. 1t is this that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak Thomas Carlyle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Elephant Can Travel East.

The elephant. commonly supposed to be slow and clumsy. can. when ex- cited or frightened. attain speed of 20 miles an hour. and. what is more, it can keep this rate of progress up for half day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Find, No s.Im In soIitvd..

Finoe NO Balm in Soiftuoe.
 The heart which loved once and which abandonment struck. does not become easily accustomed to solitude. As if 1t were avid for new sufferings. it repulses calmness and indifference. Madame Romieu.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
rre.ch-r.. So. . uor.. .,..Ie,.

LTTLETON. Colo. Dec. oo-Nsri- on John Davis. said to be a son of sn Iowa preacher. was sentenced by Judge Cunningham to five years in the penItentiary for horse stealing. Davis pleaded guilty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Hot Shot.

The following notice is inscribed on ,he wall of . house in the Rue de strasbourg. Saint Denis. France: Tn case of fire. ask for help st the ceme. tery."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Nexro Chauaenr HeId.

MOUNT VERNON. \. r.. Dec. aO.- Joseph Page. negro chauffeur. charg- ed with attempting to blackmail Mrs. Thomas c. de Martinto, was held in S5. O0O hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20

LOWELL Mass. Dec. 2o.-Georee A. Msrden. for several yesrs assistant treasurer of the United States In charge of the subreasury at Boston. is dead at his hone h this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
Hs.sst.r. cs.sI st Is...s.-, r.ir

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o-Psnsma's erhibit at the Jamestown exposition viii be a miniature canal q hundred feet long sni fifty feet wide. with aII typographical aDd similar dzts. locks snd other acressories.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
4 Feet Noss.

Have the soles of your new shoes vanished They Will wear much longer and be inpervious 10 weather.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
T. wips o.s sa.ssr nass.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-Pol,cs Con- missioner Bingham has aznsunced that be win laFgs;y iscrsass the Inl- Ian detective bzrsau hers Ia order to vire cut fbe Blsck Han6-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
T-. rtr-... xm-s .s s.,....,

SAVANNAH. Gs- De- 2n Two freneu were Killed sDd Assistant Chief Nunru of the fire department and sn- Ssber fireman injured by an explosion st . fire here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
More women,s RIohss,

Women are as much entitled to amuse themselves over the affairs of Mme. la Mode as men are over horse racing or other sports.-world of Dress.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
u.., s-ss,s~v nevvs., vee.v~,.

LONDON. Dec 0-Niss HevDssns echs1Iey. daushfex Of B " H ecAen- Iey of P-ffSb1rE vns narYsod hGs fo I<-d EiIeuborvusA . vss9an e0cer sf ths CrtDean s8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20

Receiver r.r xssssssI wsre cs.pssy
 NEW HAVEN. Ce-n- Der- 0-O. the sI,exrtSon that t fs Is d&s norr tksa szmoou the ysfisssI wTre csr- p1rzfio, wss rlsc>i !, tke sas1s of FscefverA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
WIsa Axlam-

A man who cannot mind his own business is not fit to be trusted with mothers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
live sssek Msrkets.

CATTLE = eupply fair. narhes siow; esoios. s5es' prime. &Sfss: veal HoosNRsce,yss nsht: markef steady; aI rrsfss. e 49xN. roughs. Goe N
 SHEEP AND LAMB4 = Supply fair: s1lis ard coEnon- co1: lanhs G01A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closinr stock ovotation..

prime mercantile paper. 6d6h per cent exchanges. 3399 990. .s4s: balances. si5532, ,l3s
 ClosinR pricea.