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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
IS AT STANDSTILL.
While Negotiations are Pend
 Telegraphers Strike is Held Uu'

San Francisco, July 16.-It announced last night that pend! further negotiations by Presidl Small of the telegraphers organi tion and United States Labor Cd missioner Neill to effect an adjr| ment of the differences existing tween the Western Union and PosU companies and their employees, no ' tion will be taken in the matter calling out the operators in otlf cities. The conference will be coI tinued.
 Commissioner Neill yesterday c0| ferred with l.. w. Storer. general sul erintendent of the Postal compau The latter said that he gave the | bor commissioner copy of theTpz' roll of the San Francisco main Post offices as that company's best arxI ment that the strike is unjustifiable
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
WOMEN MARCHING.
One Thousand l.. C.. B. A. Delegates
 Attend Convention.

Attend Convention.
 Springfield, Mass, July 16.-Ai- most 1000 women delegates to the third national triennial convention of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent association marched through Spring fields streets to-day to St Michaeps cathedral, where they attended a pontifical high mass, celebrated by Bishop B. J. McQuaid of Rochester. N. Y. The delegates. after the mass. proceeded to the Springfield high school, where they assembled in the hall for the opening session of the convention. After the reading of the roll call Bishop McQuaid offered the opening prayer. Mayor William E. Sanderson welcofned the dele gates to the city.
 The report of Mrs E. B. McGowaE. supreme president of the order, opened the business of the conven- tion. Other reports disposed of were the triennial accounts of the re- corder, treasurer, board of trustees and board of auditors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
HELD UP TRAIN
Robbers Attacked Men Who Were Beating Their Way to Kan
 sas-One is Dead.

Cherryvale, Kans., July 1.-Two robbers held up St Louis and San Francisco freight train five miles east of here to-day and shot and killed o. J. Brown, and seriously wounded Otis Taylor, harvest hands.
 Brown and Taylor were beating their way to western Kansas after having worked in the wheat fields and resisted the efforts of the road men to rob them of their earnings.
 The robbers escaped. A posse has started in pursuit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16

Fifty-three men and three officers under command of Captain Eugene Ashton left willimantic yesterday morning in a special car attached to the $50 train for New London. where they took government steamer for Napatree Point. which is near Watch Hill, R. l., and at which Is Fort Mansfield. The command was Company l. of the First Infantry. C. N. G. and they left for twelve days encampment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
BOMB AT GOLDEN HORN.
Four Girls Hurt by Explosion Near
 ConstantinopIe.


 WASHINGTON. July 16.-A bomb was exploded in front of the summer residence of the American ambassador to Turkey at Yenikoi, on the Bospo- rus. Four girls were slightly wounded, but otherwise no damage of conse. quence was done.
 The state department has received a cable dispatch from Ambassador Leischman at Constantinople saying that bomb explosion occurred at the summer headquarters Of the United States embassy at Yenikoi. not far from Constantinople. The bomb ex- ploded just outside the building, in- turing several persons who were upon the street and breaking all the win dows in the house.
 The cause of the outrage Is un- known, and the perpetrators escaped No Americans were injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
LabOrers' Pay Reduced.

Madrid, July 16.-Complaints have been received by the authori- ties here from Panama that the pay of the laborers who were sent there from Spain has been reduced from one peso, sixty centavos in gold to four pesetas in the money of that country. which is insufficient for ek istence under the prevailing conGl- tions there.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
WHY DREYFus RESIGNED.
Former Devils Island Prisoner Diff
 fers With General Picquart.

Former Devils Island Prisoner Diff
 fers With General Picqunrt.
 PARIS, July 16.-The Patrie says the real reason for the recent resignation from the army of Major Alfred Drey- fus, the former captain of artillery who was sentenced, on a charge of treason, to imprisonment on Devils is- land, was because General Picquart, the minister of war, refused to give him the rank of lieutenant colonel.
 According to this newspaper, Dreyfus thought that in addition to receiving back pay for the years he spent on Devils island and the decoration of an officer of the Legion of Honor he should be promoted to the rank he would have held had he continued to serve in the army.
 General Picquart thought 1t would be impoltic to, reopen the entire affair by making this promotion, and therefore Dreyfus resigned.
 Dreyfus has not yet issued any state ment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
DEAD IN VI
Body of Dead M Mt KiScO Son q
 cd Threatening

New York, July 1d William D. Wines, al kired merchant of t06nd in the woods 4 Y., to-day, after his s| . Black Hand lette1 ransom of $3,000 for| Wines, who was so sI peared on June 2S
 his son-in-law, c Hh Mt Kisco, where
 Last Saturday his sd received a letter VT Hand" fashion and
 skull and crOsS-DonesI MT Wines was safe sent home if $3,000 pillar of the elevate point indicated in B coy letter was place} pne came for it. A found MT Wines's b Is believed by MT w the writer of the let Ing about his father but made use of his to extort money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
HEARST WINS AGAIN.
Way for a Recount of Votes Seems
 at Hand Now.

New York, July l6.-Efforts of city officials. acting for Mayor Me Clellan, to prevent recount of the votes cast for mayor in the last city election, suffered severe check to- day when the appellate division of the supreme court denied their appli- cation for writ of prohibition. Un- less counsel for Mayor Mcclellan makes further appeal. this decision seems to leave the way clear to be- gin the recount for which w. R. Hearst contends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
Conductor fin Row.

Bridgeport. July 16.-Conductor Dargan, on the Shelton and Derby trolley line. last night. put of one of a party of five men who refused to ray his fare. when the whole party attacked him. After freeing himself from the crowd he ran to his car and was just getting on when one of the party fired five shots at him. None of them struck him, but one bullet hit the motorman on the arm, inflicting a slight injury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
Report . spy Ia th. C.np.

NEW YORK. July 16-The head quarters of local 16 of the Commercial TeIegraphers' union were thrown into . state of white hot excitement by the statement hy the officers of the union that W. E. Demarest. who had acted as a clerk for s !. Small national presi dent. while the latter was at the Astor House. had been found to be a PInker- ton detective
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
neven Hurt Nesr Jam..,oun. '. c.

neven Hurt Near Jamestown. '. C. \ WASHINGTON. JuIy 16.-As the re idlt of the derailment If three cars Of
 northbound passenger train on the 'outhern railway at Iamestown. \. C.. ear Greensboro. elerea persons. most employees of the railroad. were in ured- According td official state sent issued by the iroad here. 1t Is aid the deraiIment due to tracks uckling under the q hg car" Among he Injured are Fran H BIewett. a assenger. Brooklyn nd E Torrey. superintendent of graph. Mobile nd Ohio railroad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
Strike in Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, July l6.-About 200 men employed by the American Tube and Stamping Co went out on strike to-day as a result, it is alleged. of a. order affecting the night shift. which the men object to. They also ask an increase of pay from IS to % cents day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
MAY RE INSANE.
Court Orders Examination of
 Who Shot at Fallieres.

Paris. July T6.-The court has Q dered that Leon Maille. the nay reservist, who fired two shots President Fallieres the day befo yesterday, on the streets of Paris. examined as to his sanity The rar bling statements made by Maille cb firm the impression that he is sane. He continues to insist th he mad no intention of killing q French president. A bullet from h revolver has been found imbedd| fin the branch of a tree. and fh proves that Maille fired at least o| shot into the air.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
American Robbed Near Bremen.

BERLIN. July 16. = Dr. Marcus Franklin of Philadelphia. who was a passenger on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm IT.. whhch left New York on July Q. reports that he was robbed of $2.OOo in cash and checks while asleep on the train between Bremen and Berl lin. This stolen property was in two pocketbooks. both of which were talk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
BREWER CAUGHT AGAIN.
Made His Will But Officials Wouldn't
 Allow Him to Sign It.

Toronto. Ont. July 16.-Herman Bartels. the millionaire brewer who escaped from custody on July 4 at Welland, while he was appearing in an appeal against an order for his ex- tradition to Auburn, N. Y., was re captured by the Toronto police las, night.
 When Bartels was locked in the cell he made his will and asked per mission of the police to sign 1t. Fear ing suicide this request was refused.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
Five Injured by Explosion.

Cambridge. July 16.-Five men employed at the Boston Woven House and Rubber Co.'S factory were seriously burned by an explosion of naptha in the factory to-day. The fire was extinguished before much damage was done to the plant.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
cnunt ToI.toi Not nead.

St Petersburg. July 1s.-There is no truth in the report which has reached Great Britain and the United States that Count Leo Tol- stos is dead The count is in ercel- lent health
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16

sf yoa read a daily paper why not have The Democrat It prints all tIse uews fhzt is ft to print The prscr is Ss a rear. 42c a month. s4so if you pay Id advance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut. Partly cloudy. slightly warmer tonight. "Wednesday partly cloudy. light southwest to west winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
c1nrk r-rtnn

BRYAN. O.. July 6.-Thomas ]. lark the Chicago Hidden tourist kko was thought to ve received f.. 'n Injuries when car turned a omersault near he last ThurS.iay, ss rallied. and his ndition is great improved DissoIr oa was momen- Erily expected. and last sscrainen, 1s somi1i<tsred to ark
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16

You're losing money every u| that your tenement is vacant. T the Democrat find a tenant. 3 days k 25c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
WRITES SCH
Roosevelt on Teachii : How to Sl
ung Idea

' OYSTER bAl, .. l6.-Pres- ident Roosevelt has D earty ap- proval on public schs practice. In a letter of congrs to Am { brose Scharfenberg lyn, win Ae<r of the shooting tr the Pub lie School Athletic lea takes oc- casion to encourage Il m of rife practice inaugurated b ral George B. Wyngate, retirod.
 That the letter to Scharfen- berg may have as fla hing infiu- ence as possible 1t ' Ede public at the presidents diI It is as follows:
 "I heartily congrn you upon being declared by tl lie School Athletic league to st rst in rife shooting among all boys of the high schools of New Irk city who have tried during thu last year. am glad to see how well Eou have done in Rll the competitions tn which you shot during the year, alite in the Whitney trophy competition, the individual match shoot at CreedmoOr and the , lnterscholastic match. Many grown gan who regards himself as crack Rfie shot would be proud of such score.
 Your skill is credit to you and also to your principal. your teachers and to all connected with the manual training school which you attend. and con- Ngratulate them all. Practice in rife bhooting is of value in developing not pnly muscles. but nerves. steadiness md judgment under excitement. It s therefore of value to every man Throughout the ordinary duties of life.
 "The Public School Athletic league has done fine work for the city and Tor the country in introducing and pro- noting athletics and love for manly ports in the public schools of New York, especially as the league most wisely allows no one tO compete who s not up to the passing mark both in Itndies and department.
 T am especially glad of what 1t has lone in establish.lg instruction in rife nootlng. The United states has a rery small standing army. Tn time of var 1t must depend for defense upon nasty levies of volunteers. and 1t is prime necessity that the volunteer Iheuld already know how to shoot if ie is to be of value as a soldier.
 Tn no modern war would 1t be pos Iible effectively to train men to shoot turing the brief period of preparation , ffore the army takes the field. Tn consequence the training must come in idvance, and the graduates of our ehools and colleges should he thus rained so as to be good shots with the military rife.
 When so trained they constitute a reat addition to our national strength md great assurance for the peace of mr country"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
WILLIlM HENRY HARRISON.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
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