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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26
MUST, PAY s75 MORE
James A. Alcott Lost Case to
 Attorney Church.

Judge Curtis of the superior court handed down two judgments to-day. In the suit of James A. Alcott against Attorney U. G. Church for damages of $1,000 for not winning a case TOT him, judgment was given the defend ant to recover his cost. This means that besides all the expense for law Alcott has been put to during the past few years, and 1t must have been quite a penny, he must now pay about SIS more> The original suit was over right of way he claimed to have through Seraphine Bodier's land on the Wolcott road. The court decided against him every step ne took.
 The plaintiffs demurrer in the suit of the Colonial Trust company against the estate of Frank c. Plume was sus- tained. Some years ago Frank C. Plume gave his note to J. s. Eastwood for $4,500. David s. Plume, his fath- CT, endorsed the note and was obliged to pay interest amounting to $5,0oo on it. Upon the death of the father his executor, the Colonial Trust Co sued on the note, and the son set up in his demurrer that there was an im- piled understanding between father and son that the note should not be collected. There was nothing in the will of the father to intimate that he desired the note should be paid by his son and the fact that he left nm an annuity of $1,200 a year showed that the note was not to be paid. The courts ruling, sustaining the demur- Ter oyerthroWs this defense.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26
CITY NEWS.

MD. Berman and Arthur B. Holmes of this city have been granted licenses to practice dentistry.
 John Lang of this city and Miss Mary McGrath of Southington will be married on Thanksgiving day.
 Miss Mary Colwell of Monroe's night school has accepted a position as boOkkeeper with the Trolley Ex- press Co.
 Don't get cold and miss your Thanksgiving dinner. Good over coats, s1O to SIS, at Upson, Single ton 6 Co.'S.
 Miss Anna T. Sheehan and Thomas J. Keegan will be married at St Fran cis' Xavier's church tomorrow morn ing at o'clock
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at the immaculate Conception church Friday morning at s o'clock for the late John Collins of Martin street.
 The funeral of Michael Lynch will be held from the family residence on Lafayette street at S:3O o'clock to morrow morning to St Patrick church.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at s o'clock at the immaculate Coacep- ton church for the late William J. Duncan
 The presence of some surveyors al the lower end of the Baldwin stTeei trolley line yesterday prompted nznI to suspect that the company will complete the road without waitf1e for City Attorney Kellogg to get ouf the mandamuss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26
THE POLICE COURT.
Horace Wooster Warned By Judge
 This Morning.


 Horace Wooster. 22, a canvasser for the Metropolitan Insurance com pany, having failed to support his wife. Mrs Kittie Wooster. nee Shan nahan, aged 20. found himself in the city court to-day. It was a great joke to him. Mrs Wooster stated that she and her husband had been living with her mother for some time and that since last October her husband has not supported her. She has been married two years. Her husband went to work for the Metropolitan Insur- anee company in Bristol yesterday. She saw him Cf at the depot and to her astonishment she found he re- turned last evening and was told it was his intention to go to his brother in Rome, N Y She then had him ar- rested. Wooster. smiling. eoToborat- ei the main part of this statement and his excuse for such a state of af- fairs was that he has been unable to secure employment He had 10 fn- tention of going to Rome, N- T.. he said. but he just came aoEn from Bristol to have supper with his moth CT. Judge BuTpee advised him 10 get to work as soon as possible and take care Of his wife or he would find him. self in jail With this warning the case was continued a week
 Richard Sheehzn was fined S and costs for irtoxtczti0n and Jossph No Gfnn vas given thirty dsys q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26
SLID DOWN CHUTE.
Thomas Mcfarland Was Taking
 "Short Cut" Home.


 Thomas Mcfarland of Liberty street while on the way home from work last evening decided to take a short cut and as a result he is up for repairs to-day. MT Mcfarland is employed as bookkeeper for the Wa terbury Scrap Iron Co and in an ef- fort to save time crossed through one of the coal yards which he passes on the way to his domicile. While jump ing from one flat car to another as he thought, to escape the mud which was inches deep, he landed in a coal chute. Although he took a drop of about nine feet he picked himself up and was able to hobble along. But so painful were the bruises received that it took him about an hour to traverse the distance which he usually does in fifteen minutes. Upon his arrival at home Mcfarland found that his wrist was sprained, but otherwise he was not injured to any extent, al- though he was considerably shaken nm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26
Great Piano Opportunity.

M. Steinert & Sons, the piano dealers on Center street, are soon to vacate their present quarters and will move to West Main street. Be- fore moving, however, they will dis pose of their entire stock and will close out their pianos at very low prices. Some good pianos that are real bargains are to be found here, and those who are thinking of buy ing should call and look over some of the bargains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

Births we're registered today a.
follows
Llttie-At so5s Twentysecond ay,
weat. April 50. to wife Of Frank W.
Little. y son.
Jones AT 1905 Seventh av.. April
50, 20 wife Of Lewis A. Jones. a
daughter.
RoEcrs-At us Spring st. May
:. TO wife Of G. Rogers. a daughter.
BurgiehAus-At Hlilmaa. April
IS, to wife Of Fred GurglahAns. a
daughter.
cundy-At 1908 Minor Av4 May 1,
60 wife OF L. 4. q. Cundy. = sou.
Ienscn--At ts2i walllnEford st.
April 80. 10 wife OF Isun Jensen. a
daughter.
ThomAH-At tsbs East Green
Lake. May 1. to wifs OF Joseph n.
ThomAs. . aon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
ON THE FRONT

he Canadian Pacific stsamshlp
Go . GEEK ebd excursions 70 Vic
toria commence today.
The international Steamship Co
bsxtns It's suFnfaar week end s1cur
ziena 20 Victoria iomoFraH.
Tho steamer Dolphin arrived Last
nlKhs from Alaska vita passengers
and freight,
Tns steamer nxlhi arrived i1s'
night from Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
is
REFUSED

The longshoremen'u union has
refused 60 consider the acale OF
wages submitted by the PUGET
Sound shipping association, ana
this morning sent the following
communication to the association
The amended scale of wages pre-
sented by the Puget Sound shipping
association has been rejected bf an
overwhelming majority At largely
attended meeting"
Tho lonEahoremen insist tina,
what the shippers call gu increase
OF from II To Is per cent. Il no IN
crease AZ all. but an actual decrease
In many branches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
osArs RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today a.
fellows
Olson Olaf Olson. rs. May .. at
rruvtdsncs hospital.
Selby- MarY Bell SslhY. II. April
90. AZ at0s walIinsfoFd av
eyphsss- 9eork. W. sYphers. So,
April 30. Al Pacific hospital.
Mckny-~Arfhur MckaY. e. April
20, AZ interbaY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
HEA RS SALOON
CASES

The youngstown saloon eases ara
hslng heard today By Judge Albert
snn. In department 4 Of the superior
court. Tha saloon men se1A an IN
Junction 20 prevent the rcvotihs o.
their licenses. which l. threatened
because the saloons arc within one
mile Of West Seattle The saloon
interests are represented BY eks
Judge W. r. bell. the county com
mlsslonera By Deputy Pros"cnilnE
Attorney II W. Prsgmore. assisted
By city Attorney T. d MaeMAhon
Of West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
MENINGITIS PATIENTS Better

Mrs. II. EehsibeF. another spinal
meningitis patient 10 At the seaitls
General hospital She IL reported
doing veil
G. q Crombie. Of the Seattle Car
MANUFACTURING Co. continues 70
Improve and wili soon BE- cut u The
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
VANS SANDSTONE useo

nrs.s Ossadsrk pesitianst the
|-.-ssr a. Commerce today 10 nee
= l-fscos n causing ne prop.
- sxusFs Of Qufsa Anne ain
: 4. sandstone tnr paving instead
y ,wka a. proposed On the
rru,h tAaf the grades nern 80
Co. "a K uuula ~ cruelty u
-, ksrses 20 climb then on
ss.4f Esxizx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
AGED MAN ASK DIVORCE
FROM YOUNG WIFE

Nathan Odds. age So. today sued
Eilra nadda. axe IS. for divorce
The couple vere married ten years
asn and have enc chlld. AGED seven.
T-ha plaintiff alleges that MrA
n,dda pulled hia beard. SOLD hia
propertv. abused hifn generally and
a. tho same time had another han'
band. much younger than the plain
tiff The other husband. be says,
IA JAuasa Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

Milan. May 4 Rnssl. the tenor.
attempted suicide here Yesterday
dufinx a az % dsspondsncy - cut
ting as threat lie has never ben
n his right mind since the san
FFaneiseo firs where 10 was 81 the
timn. singing with rnnrisd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
SEWER DISTRICT APPROVED,

In spite Of protests from Council
men xblnden and Sawyer. the sewer
committee OF the council last night
approved the assessment district for
tho north trunk cover, Inc district
will come before the eouacil Mon
day night for approval The tan.
payers who object 90 being placed
Ia the district viii have recourse 90
tho courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
lDYE SET FREE

/ ...v,see nyc. charged tosasher
= rssa, Rrovntcld with having
- rksfiss HsndFlekson a saii-
I'd lo.say released hy order OF
rvssxallng attorney = etfics
4. Asrxs against nyc viii Be dis
- he Il said % have tur'
80 sssasncs against hrowntieldi
'~.es uruFsnk his release
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
LICENSED TO WE'D

Ciennck II. Mayor. ss. and
Irene ~ atoxer. "a. both OF seat
tie. Que Peterson. 26, and Matilda
Tiedsman. 10. both OF Arlington,
Andrew Williams, 60, and Matilda
Bold, 81, both OF eeattlsi Albert
Rindson. Is. and Anne Peterson.
both OF Colby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
Cur President

Believes IN The simple life. Awas
from business cares 10 the of0as re.
Eion 81 Puget sound you will finf
40 prettier spot than fN0i.EakA
piEa- BURTON iNNEsfhks
co. American Hank BIDS. will Tel
yuu about a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

Charged With leaving four horses
staked out IN a lot At Fremont
without food for four days. II. Tn
hoff 81 the Union Express company
unn today arrested by Humane OF.
fieer Naupeli George Hansen. a
driver under imhoff. was also Ar.
rssafsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
MONITOR BuiLote prAo.

PORTLAND. MAY Capt WI
liam ". patterson. Who butt ths
trouelaa Monltor and Owned her a.
me time Of tbs hAttin with The MeF'
rtmao. did herv today Axrd ~
AZ the lGeElicsl hauF that CAPT
Patisrsoa passed hwaT. bic sister
M fAnxuorthy. did in Dubuque
fuwa. . message 20 that effect Be.
ING received tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
|sr HEARD or FROM
A SEATTLE HOSPITAL

~ eeiisa are m receipt 81 an
.,,s~slr al letter frcm Augustus
- ..ralr.as for bis son Ernest
- - Il. Who isft Sussex. Eng
q tre yssFs ago % CONS 20 Seat
ks,sr wAA written b the
q -. Aeserber iu which ho stat.
,An II was suffering with
- selsaelnE and Was In one %
4. - hsseliAis HIS father and
go, ~ seE4 eaxlons about rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

WASHINGTON. n C., May a.
Announcement IL made OF the re-
dlstrictiug Of national forests
throughout the vest Headquar-
tiers division No viii be located
At Tacoma Ia charge az 4. T. Al.
len. district Inspector Forest IN.
speetnrs afe w II u Kent Ard +.
r Amea. stationed At Tacoma. aud
". l. Eficksoa a. taksyirw. Ore
goa. The district covers Washing.
tea. Oregon aud Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
ALLEY 4 BANKRUPT.


NEW YORK. May With Ia.
bliltiss ti9t gao ard 20 assets. VII.
liam : Alley. sspskhroker nled \
petitina In bankruptcy today One
~ the principal creditors IL VII
liam orthrout - Pasadena. Cal
Who Iosas sz3aTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
AMERICANS
ARRESTED

GUATEMALA CITY. May s.
Two Americans. Que named wlkin-
son. = railroad contractor. aud the
other named Cooke. have beer ar
rested in connection with throwing
the bomb az President Cabrera.
Dynamite and an electrical firing
apparatus was found In Wilkinson .
house near the sceaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

The northeam, corner Of 9Th ave.
south ana Weller At. was aold 10.
day By Eugene Levy 90 = local In
vsator for ss1. 900. The property "a
fa0 b. 100 feet. improved with a
two.atory wooden building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

-. Fslesraph serstssA
! ,sHiNeToN. May : ofders
,ss,,ga today transferring
.,.sr,. Weed from the com'
p = ne Philippines To the de-
~ AZ the esst With head
- New York CITY Tho
$50. $50. a. this order Is deferred
v 80 -. seeresary cf War farte
: tAs Philippines where be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
xAL sEEr mAcnInIsTa

III Fsfsrsan. superintendent ~
N Hrn sompanys sh0ps. saia
ar II y uoss meet the afFis'
~ nxsfzts ~ hls eva shop ~
Nasrns
rs Kremsns vas male uron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
Is OFF

e,ase. Telegraph servisel
/ .vcri Is. Cal, May S.
! ppriea tudAy positively re-
4 axa articles toF a ngAt
- sensfeS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
rLAon ma can oapmn.


tscriep. Teisuraph servtee.l
CHICAGO. May s-Aa a result Of
the municipal election and the de.
feat OF the municipal ownership.
contracts were today signed BY the
traction companies for new equip.
ment worth $500. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

isvstpFs Telearaph sesetee.l
CHICAGO. May a-fhe Standard
on attorneys argued for new trial
IN the Chicago A Alton railroad
Relating case today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

tseFssR. reiegraeh s~rvies.l
HAMBURG. May s~The ware.
houses about the harhar were de.
slroyed today. the Ices being 81.
ooo, 900 mostly in cotton and raw
sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
EEN. WOOD IS


wishes Co confer with Gen, Wood.
MAiortaeneral Weston IA trans
ferred rum the department Of the
tuEon 20 the Philippines.
MaIorGcncrai A. W Greeley.
nov relieving Lieutenant General
Macarthur az san Francisco has
been transferred to the department
81 the Columbia with headquarters
at Vancouver. Wash
receiving information that Mayof
Moore had been asked BY the local
maehlnlAta' union TO use bis influ.
eaeo 70 bring about conferences
between the union'a executive Gem.
mittae and the officials % the No.
ran company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
LORRAINE'S
French Perfumes

Is per cent eft special
violet Waite Rose. Heliotropes regular
$50 Per o. Npsrfal .tsl.s. .sfs.sFt bDe
Roger 4 ahti1fa French Perfumes. Is
per cent saving Eaau 4 FnpnNHus Ntp-
LEI atparm. indian Hay. chYpre and
i.ftas uiane. ger os In any quantity Ooc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
SomeTOOth Powders
AZ q Saving

Or. Lyons $50 boxes .s.s.....ss.s.,1 3e
CoiUate's zta boxes stsettsststtssstsl be
De. Listers Aniissptie. ata bottle Use
LAstsrins Taoth Powder. zte boxes loe
caiverts Imported, zoe boKes ....s s5o
soaodont Teeth Powder. ste boHrs lie
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
PLACE FOR BUSINESS MEN.

In England, in Germany and In
France there Is a substantial leisure
class; In America 1t is only now In
formation. And, with the spread OF
the movement In America, every year
will strengthen the bond OF sympathy
between those who arrange TO devote
themselves to true living In England
there are some men who live on their
income and give al! their time to
hunting, fishing and other sports; but
a comparatively large number enter
public life actively, throwing their
effort and their influence In the direct
ion of municipal and national better
ment
In Germany, while there are some
men OF the leisure class who spend
their time at the coffee.houses and
beer. gardens, there are many who head
most useful lives, always ready to lend
a helping hand wherever needed, In
private or public affairs. In France,
though gambling and other dissipa.
tions attract many who have ACHE we'd
leisure, others In large numbers inter.
est themselves In the field OF art, in
and in public matters
Here, then, is the opportunity, the
OF our successful business men.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09

On November 81 and %, at Nephi,
the State League OF Municipalities OF
Utah will meet In convention to dis
cuss matters OF Importance to every
city and town in the State OF Utah.
The League Is an organization of may
ors and councilmen and has for its
purpose the lettering Of civic conditi-
ons throughout the. state. At the
coming two days meeting addresses
will be made by Mayors Pettigrew,
Robinson, Anderson, Mayor Of Park
City, DIR. Cleft Of Provo, and Engineer
Parker Of Ogden. Such questions as
the following will be discussed: "In
fluence OF Taxation on the Prosperity
OF Cities" prohibition VS.. High
License, ""Prime Requisite OF Success
full Municipal Adm inistration" "Th'
Influence Of Sanitation on Mortality
Municipal Engineering" All OF thes.
questions are vital to Logan, so tina
II the ouncilmen.elect and the hold
overs desire to accomplish something
good for this city, they can hardly d,
better than to attend the convention
The citizens of Nephi are making pre-
parations to entertain the visitor
royalty, and 1t is quite certain tina
a good time will be provided.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
high Priests Meeting.

The gegular monthly meeting Of the
High Priests Quorum OF the Cache
Stake will convene 10 the Tabernacle
on Sunday, Novem Der 10, 1907, at 10
a. m. A full attendance OF the men,
bers Of said Quorum residing In the
Logan wards is greatly desired. In.
vitation extended to officers and mem.
bers OF other Quorums.
EDWARD W. SMITH.
SAMUEL Holt,
BENJAMIN NJ. LEWIS,
Presidency.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09

Already has democracy. as repre-
sented by the party organ, begun to
hedge. Despite the fact that during
the campain that party asked for office
on the strength OF an alleged disposi.
ton and ability to relieve'this city OF
the burden OF taxation, it now says
that nothing OF this kind need be ex-
pected of them during the next two
years. Before election Democracy
would have had the public believe
that the triumph OF the rooster could
mean nothing more nor less than the
solution of the light problem and the
removal of taxes within one month
after its officials should assume the
reins OF government. In fact, many
cast democratic votes on the assumpt.
lon that even on the morrow would all
their burdens, financial and otherwise,
be removed. Now comes the Journal
and says that mot In two years" can
the democrats be expected to make
any kind of a showing. The Journal Il
absolutely right in its latest assertion
but it's rather cruel to so quickly dis
abuse the minds of those Who made II
possible for that little old.bespavined
knock. kneed, pigeon-toed male chicken
to once again lift its voice In raucou!
tones.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
ROOSEVELT 0. K

Golfers Weekly:.Good for It. RI
His procedure during the mar
ket excitement has been an hon.
or to his sincerity and his
nerve. A steady and long planned
effort has been made to attribute to
his policies the present decentralization;
which is as ifa patient should attri.
Date to a doctors diagnosis what
ought to be attributed to his own
recklessness in living. With metropol.
itan methods finding the light, with
frenzied banking receiving its perfect.
ly deserved reward, behold the men
whose gamblers disregard Of law and
caution has caused the trouble shout
ing Justify: 1.-THE President is to
blame" Happily the Wall Street cry
will not prevail. New York and New.
port, and fragments OF other gilded
centres, will warm In sympathy, but
among the people, West and South
and even east, responsibility for the
present penalties will be placed, no,
upon the President, but upon the
gentlemen who have the almost diver
ting assurance to exc,aim: "See tina,
man? He made this panic, because HI
helped to show US up. Let US have al
end OF this. Give US q man like Cannon
or Fairbanks for President-a SAT-
man. Don't let Roosevelt dictate"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
Fashion In Depression.

Society, which sets the fashion in
everything, has set fashion this year
in depression. The tightness Of money
and the abominable weather have af-
fected the spirits Of the smart set.
They are getting tired Of ostentation
and luxuries which have nothing but
expensiveness to recommend them. In
a word, they are bored, and their bore
dom is felt all down the social scale
Ladies' Field.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09

Astronomers report another mon
ster comet In sight IL is said to be
coming our way at the rate Of about
100000 miles day and unless IL is
stopped by the Americans or DETECTED
by democracy 1t Is liable to hit Cache
valley few minutes before IL O'Clock,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
True Meaning Of Fame.

A man should look about him or
within him for some higher motive as
to what he does than the appreciation
of his fellows. which is fame-namely,
duty-and he should be constantly and
quietly at work in his sphere, regard.
less Of effects, and leaving his fame
to take care Of ITSELF Fame comes
only when deserved, and then IL as In
,evitable as destiny, for 1t is destiny
Martineau
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-09
Danger of Ice Water.

The central Opaque portion OF ice
contains all the impurities which were
in the water before 1t froze. Bacteria
do not escape this law, Moral Don't
drink water with ice in 1t. Make your
drinking water cold by putting or.
binary water ir bottles. placing the
bottles Of water on ice, or fill bucket
with cracked Ice and stick the bottles
OF water In the bucket.