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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-19
go pochwycono zwiazanego po-
tenn w kajucie strzezono.
Springfield, ILL.,, 10 marca. -

Springfield, Ill, 1o marca. -
Senat zebral sic tn o godz. $3.50
tylko dla formy, gdyz wedle kon-
stytucyi moze sic odraczaG tylko
dnia ma dzien. Me byio quorum
jedynym wnioskiem, jaki po-
stawiono, bylo odroczenie. Izba
krotkie mia1a posiedzenie i waz-
nych spraw ME zaiatwiano.
Hamburg, 19 marca. = Po-
miedzy importowanymi angiel-
skimi ladowaczami frachtu na pa
rowcu Anchoria przyszlo wczorai
do bojki, po kt6rej zakohczeniu
II pokaleczonych umieszczono
w szpitalu. Inni, w liczbie I67
wzbraniali sic dalej pracowat i
domagali sic odeslania do An
gill.
Jest tn teri 1900 angielskich
robotnikow okretowych. Niez-
zmierne mimi sa klopoty. Usta-
wicznie po kilkudziesieciu wzbra
MIA sic isc do piracy trzeba ich
odsyiac do Anglii, W wyprawia-
niu okretow zachodza ciagle ME-
mile zwloki.
Monachium, 70 marca. - Ka-
syer Mueller banku przemyslo'
wego W Speicher uciek}, zdefra-
udowawszy pol miliona marek.
Bank musia} wytrzymac szturm
ze strony depozytaryuszy, ale
wyszedi zwyciezko. Zdaje sig, re
Mueller uciekl do Ameryki. (Te-
legram Przekrecony tel samej
sprawie podalisnly wczoraj W
notatkach).
Wieden, 10 marca. - Cd vie
lu lat rad austryacki nakladal
podatki ma certyfikaty depozy-
tow, ktore oplacac musiaia New
York Life Ins. Co." chcac pro-
wadzic interesa w Austryi. Ma
prosbe kompanii wreszcie wdaia
sic w to ambasada amerykahska.
Najwyzszy TRIBUNAL pahstwa o.
rzekl, re opodatkowanie bylo ME
prawne, rad odda kompanll
$4,000 zaplaconych dotychczas
protestem, a nadto kompania
ME potrzebuje zaplacic dalszych
5000 cd niej przedtem wyma-
ganych. Rozstrzygniecie to tyczy
sic wszystkich podobnych kom-
panij zagranicznych.
Londyn, 10 marca. - Parowiec
Suevic, kt6ry osiadl ma skaiach
ME da Sic prawdopodobnie ura-
towac. Podr6znych w liczbie 600
przywieziono ma lad umiesz-
czono ich tymczaSowo w cha
tach rybackich. Kapitan Selby,
ktory dowodzil ma okrecie, ma 80
lat s1uzby "a soba ia podroz
miala bye jego ostatnia.
w poblizu tego okretu osiadi
ma skalach takze parowiec Jebba
przybywajacy zachodniei Airy
XII i r6wniez bedzie straconyn.
Uratowano zaloge podroznych.
Washington, 70 marca.
Wedle depesz nadeszlych do de-
partamentu wojny, Parowce nj
karaguahskie ostrzeliwaiy mia
sto Tuifillo ma wybrzezu Hondu-
ras. Wedle pozniejszych wiado-
mosci, Nikuraguahczycy zdobyh
miasao. Ze Salvador donosza, re
ia rzeczpospolita zlaczyla sic z
Honduras przeciw Nikaraguy. 10
marca $500 salvadorskich zoinie-
rzy wyladowaio pod Amapala i
pomaszerowa1o ku Cholustra.
Prezydent rzeczypospolitej Hon
duras i rewolucyonisci nikara-
guahscy 1acza sic do niego.
Louisville, KY, 19 marca. ~
godz. 2:3o popoludniu zostafa o.
twarta wystawa Greater Louis
Vile Exposition" ma sygnal dany
dzwonkiem przez dotkniecie gu
zika elektrycznego, ktory nacis-'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-19


gramu brzmi: "Wszyscy wojow-
nicy o wolnosc sa bracmi. My
przeto miody parliament Persyi,
przesylahy pozdrowienia star
szej naszej siostrze zyczymy
jej powodzenia. Mech zyje VOL
nose narodow! Mech zyje spra-
wiedliwosciw
Petersburg, I9 marca. - Cd
chwili otwarcia parlamentu d.
5 marca, donosza z roznych pro-
wincyj o licznych rozruchach
chlopskich wyniklych ze zorgani-
zowanej agitacyi. Premier Stoiy-
pin rozeslal do gubernatorow
polecenia aresztowania agitato-
row bez wzgledu ma osoby, thu
mienia rozruchow i bronienia zy-
cia i mienia mieszkahcow.
Teheran (Persya), I9 marca.
- Szach perski przyjal rezygna-
eye wielkiego wezyra. UlegaJac
zadaniom narodu popartego
przez parliament, szach zlozyl z
urzedu wlasnego stryja, ksiecia
Zilla es Sultan, dotychczasowe-
go gubernatora gen. Ispahanu
zamianowal gubernatorem Mia
ma es Sultan. Nizam byl asysten-
tenn obecnego szacha, gdy ten byi
gubernatorem prowincyi Aver
baizan. Znaczenie parlamentu
niezmiernie wzroslo w skutek
zlozenia urzedu gubernatora,
ktory cd kilku dziesiatkow lat
byl autokrata owego miasta. -
Teheran zasypany jest proklana-
cyami domagajacemi sic, ably ME
dopuszczono do powrocenia do
Persyi Mirze Ali Asghara Cha
ma, ktory w +. 1902 byi wielkim
wezyrem a obecnie przez szacha
zostal powolanym. RewolucyJnl
kaplani obawiaja sic wplywoW
Mirzy.
Paryz, 1o marca. - M. Berthe
lot, byiy minister spraw zagranl-
cznych w gabinecie Bourgeois
w r. 1So5-I896, umarl wczoraJ
nagle poSrod tragicznych okoli-
cznoSci. iona, jego, chora cd dluz
szego czasu, wieczorem bardzo
oslabla po godz, 6 nagle umar-
la. Berthelot pracowal w sasied-
MIN pokoju. Kiedy mu doniesio-
no O naglej Smierci zony, upadi
zemdlony umarl, MIN nadbiegli
lekarze.
New York, 1o marca. = Pro-
ces Thaw'a zbliza sic ku konco-
wi. Prokurator Jerome przed1o
zyl fotograficzna odbitke zezna
MIA zaprzysiezonego zony Thaw'a
w obec Hummela, w ktorem ia
opisuje, lie razy w jaki sposob
Thaw bill ia pretami, trzcrla lub
rozga. Ma tenn zakonczyio sig
przedkIadanie dowodow zeZnania
prokuratora, obrohca Delmas
przedstawi, kilku swiadkow,
ktorych zeznania mialy dowo.
dzic, re Thaw czesto zachowy-
wal sic jak czlowiek oblakany.
New York, Io marca. = Wiel-
kie robia przygotowania do kra-
iowego kongresu sadow polubo-
wnych, kt6ry odbedzie sic W
Carnegie Hall" Cd IA do II
kwietnia. Zaproszeni So wszyscy
redaktorzy gazet, ktorych cyrku-
lacya wynosi przeszlo 5000. Zor-
eanizowano komitet sedziow, ma
kt6rych czele stoi sedzia zwiaz-
kowy New Yorku, George I.
Holt. Dotychczas oSmiu guberna-
tor6w przyrzeklo przybyc. Pre-
wodniczacym jest posei do kon-
gresu Missouri, Richard Bart
holdt.
New York, 10 marca. - James
Henning Chicago, ktory jake
podr6zujacy pierwsza klasa znajv
dowal sic ma parowcu Cedric
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-19

mont ave., II zbiegu ulic Belmont
Lincoln. Wypadek nastapH sku-
tkiem niezrozumienia sygnalu
przejazdu ma krzyzowce - re
strony motorowego tramwaju
Belmont ave. Jakkolwiek siia zde-
rzenia ME byla zbyt wielka, gdyz
tramwaje szly dose wolno, to je-
dnak oba wozy zostaly uszko-
dzone pogniecione, szyby W
mich pobite, pokaleczy}y sporo o.
sob. Ambluans pogotowie poll
cyjne ze stacyi Scheffield av. zja-
willy sic ma miejscu, tymczasem
jednak wiekszosc pasazerow obu
wagonow, niektorzy nawet z LEX
kiemi skaleczeniami, rozeszia sic
do domow; ma miejscu wypadkl
pozstalo tylko szesc osob ranio-
nych ciezej, miedzy temi ks. M.
]. Nc Guire, wikary katolickiego
koscioia sw. Andrzeja, ktory od-
niosi dose slime okaleczenia ma
twarzy rekach; odstawiono go
do szpitala Braci Aleksyanow.
Dwie panic dose znacznemi ra-
mani ma gfowie ma ciele opatrzo-
no ma miejscu, trzech jeszcze
mezczyzn, z ktoryoh jeden ma
ziamana noge, inni zas powazne
rany, odwieziono takze do szpita-
la. Motorowego konduktora
tramwaju Belmont ave. areszto-
wano zrazu, pozniej wypuszczo-
no ich ma wolna stope "a pore
czeniem.
Wypadek czarriej ospy.
Wfadze sanitarne i policyjne
miasta naszego zostaly wczoraj
zaalarmowane wypadkiem czar-
nej ospy, ktory sprawl, re ma bu-
dynek personal stacyi policyj-
nej przy ul. Harrison, ma tamtej-
sly ambulans rattnkowy, woz
patrolowy wozownie, gdzie oba
wozy stoja, naiozono kwarantan-
ne obserwacyjna. Staio sic to
mianowicie tax, re ma stacye wy
mieniona okolo 5-tej wieczorem
przyszedi cz1owiek, ktory podai
nazwisko J. w. Sheet i s}aniajac
sic, wsparf sic ma biurko, oswald
czajac, re czuje sic bardzo chory
proszac o opieke. Lekarz ambu-
lansu policyjnego DR.. Craven
zbadai chorego i oswiadczyi, re
ma on czarna ospe, wiesc ia
wywolaia Iatwe do zrozumienia
przerazenie. Chorego zabrano do
szpitala izolacyjnego ambulan-
sem, caia stacye zamknieto. O.
becnych w niej urzednikow i fun
kcyonaryuszy, ME wylaczajac
pelniacych sluzbe policyantow,
paddano szczepieniu, 1okale sta
cyjnego budynku wozowni skar-
bolowano acknowledgements
a ambrlans zostawiono ma pare
dni bez uzytdrl. Mieszkanie Shee-
ia, p. n. sos State str, rowniez
zdezynfekcyonowano jak najsci-
slej.
Wilk W owczej sk6rze.
Wczoraj stawal pred sedzia
miejskim Himesern przy stacyi
policyjnej Chicago ave. niejaki
K. Woolington, rzekomy pastor
"misyonarz" organizacyi reli-
gijnej american Sunday School
Mission, aresztowany przez poll
cyanta Nc Keona pod zarzutem
niewfasciwego zachowania sic
Woolington zaczepiai ma ulicy
male dziewczynki i zapraszal je
do siebie, oraz ofiarowywai i'm
cukierki proponowai, by sic z
MIN razem wybraiy do teatru.
Policyant obserwowa go bacznie
widzial, jak ow ma przestrzeni
4 I1sa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
ITS YOUR KIDNEYS.
nnes vour back d,

Does your back ache? Do you get up lame in the morning? Do you feel dull and tired? Does it hurt you to bend over. to lift anything. to get up from a chair? Do you have sud- de.l catches" or stitches of pain in the back?- Does a dull, throbbing ache settle in the small of your back and bother you day and night? Do you sometimes feel that you simply cannot straighten up?
 If you do have backache. be care full not to make the very common mistake of treating 1t as a muscular trouble. Do not rub the sore place with nniment, nor put on plasters, for the seat of the trouble is inside In the kidneys. which lie just be- heath the small of the back. on either tide of the spine.
 A cold, . chill, a fever. overwork, ,ver-eating or over-drinking may tart a slight congestion or innam- nation in the kidneys that will at seoe interrupt the kidneys' work of iltEiny the blood. It Is this condi- Ion Gst, sets up the aching. and makes yuur back SO bad.
 You cannot make any mistake by treating the kidneys at once, for 1t s these small troubles that lead to Iropsy, diabetes and Bright's dis- ass. there is any doubt in your
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
SAW NATOUS SHOT
Mexican Editor Eyewitness to
 Brownsville Murder.
SAYS NEGRO TROOPS DID SHOOTING
Preciado Pictures Dramatic Scenes During "shooting Up,' of Texas Town - Bullet Hit His Hand
 and Another Broke Glasses.

'. WASHINGTON, May %. - Pauline S. Preciado. editor of Mexican news paper in Brownsville, Tex, and an eyewitness to the shooting of Frank Natous, the only man killed in the shooting up" affray there. was on the stand before the senate committee on military affairs.
 Dramatically telling his story in Spanish and having it interpreted for the committee, the testimony easily proved to be the most important yet heard.
 When the shooting began Preciado was sitting in the court in the rear of Tillman's saloon. With him were two companions. According to his story, Mir Crixell, who conducts a saloon across the street from Tillman's place, rushed in excitedly and reported that the negroes were out"
 The doors to Tillman's saloon were immediately closed and barred. and Natous. the bartender. started across the court to bar the gate which con- nected the court with the alley. Pre- ciado followed, but before he had emerged from the saloon into the court he saw 6 group of five or six negro soldiers in uniform enter the gate.
 They fired several shots. and Natous threw up his arms and. exclaiming in spanish "Oh. God"' fell on his hack. He was killed instantly. A bullet graz cd Preciado's hand. and it bled pro fusely. Another bullet passed through PrCciado's coat and vest near the left breast pocket and broke his glasses, which were in a case in the pocket.
 The men immediately proceeded down the alley, shOotingsas they went. Pre- eIado said they were within three yards of the light at the gate and that the courtyard also was lighted with several lamps. He swore positively that the men were negro soldiers. Continuing his story. he eorrOborated testimony given by other witnesseJ who were at the saloon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
onered Drug supply For Life.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 22.-De- spite the husbands amazing admission that he had sought to bribe his wife to let him get decree by offering to sup ply her with drugs for the remainder of Ter life, Judge Robinson granted Dr. John M. Shepard divorce from Bessie Shepard, formerly Miss Mitchell of Brooklyn. The judgment was based wholly on the ground of cruelty, though Shepard set up habltual in- temperance on the woman's part as an other cause of action. It was alleged by the doctor that his wife horsewhip- ped him and that she hurled knives, scissors and billets of woods at him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
ORCHARD STAR WITNESS.
steunenberE Murder Trial at Boise
 to Be Long Drawn Out.

steunenberg Murder Trial at Boise
 to Be Long Drawn Out.
 BOISE, Ida, May 22.-It Is predict ed that the first witness In the trial of William D. Haywood for alleged com p!icity in the Steunenberg murder will take the stand one week hence. An additional vacancy has been created by the excusing for illness of Juror OTic Cole.
 Harry Orchard, the principal witness for the state, will probably be on the stand for full week.
 The great battle of the trial will come with the introduction of Orchard. It is expected that there will be fight against admission at every important stage of his testimony and that he will be submitted to the strongest ex- animation that the combined ingenuity and cleverness of the defense can de wise. Attorney E. F. Richardson will cross examine Orchard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

F. SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS. Three yards long, 50 inches wide.
 regular price $1.50 pair, benefit
 sale price .... 00c pair RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. 2N yards long, regular price 39c
 pair. benefit sale price 25c pair BENEFIT SALE or WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS AND SHIRT WAISTS.
 Every garment here Is of this sea sons best manufacture and is up to our standard of excellence in style, fit, finish and material. Some of them we offer in this sale at almost half their regular price. WOMEN'S ETON SUITS. Only six suits in this lot in small
 sizes, made of gray and brown E, and white mixtures, trimmed
 with fiber trimming and sou
 tach braid, regular price .$13.50
 the suit, benefit sale price :.
 .... .... ...... $7.5O suit WOMEN'S PONY SUITS. Stylish gray novelty material and invisible plaid effects. plaited
 skirts, sizes 34, 36 and 3S, reg
 ular price SIS a suit, benefit
 sale price .... ..... $1O.OO suit WONIEN'S BOX COATS. Only four in the lot, of light stripe
 worsteds, with blue broadcloth
 collars, regular price $3.9S, ben
 eft sale price .... .... ..$1.98 WOMEN'S COATS. In popular gray mixtures, box back
 or semi-fitting styles, regular
 price $50, benefit sale price WOMEN'S RAIN COATS Box back, turnover collar and
 cuffs, sizes 30, 32 and 34, in
 fancy mixtures. regular price
 $5.9S each, benefit sale price .... ... ...... X. $3.70 each MOMENTS LAWN SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
 In neat Dresden patterns or in
 white with black polka dots.
 regular price $1.50, benefit sale
 price .... ...... $1 suit WONIEN's SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Of linen colored Batiste, waist
 tucked and trimmed with three
 rows of insertion, skirt tucked
 on seams. lace down front of
 skirt, regular price $19S the
 suit, benefit sale price $1.5O suit WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
 Tucked waist. button front, trimmed
 with lace and embroidery. front
 of skirt also trimmed, regular
 price $1.9S, benefit sale price,. .... .... $1.5O suit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

WOMEN'S ELBOW LENGTH BLACK LESLIE GLOVES. Regular price 75c pair, benefit
 sale price ~. ...... ;. 55c pair BENEFIT SALE OF
 NOTIONS, TOILET ARTICLES AND ART GOODS.
 Little things on which there are de-
 cided reductions. Fancy Top Back Combs, regular
 price 50c, sale price '. 29c each Talcum Powder, regular price 10c,
 sale price .... ..... .. Sc box Tooth Brushes, regular price 12Ac
 and 15c, sale price .... -. Sc Requa Manicure Sets. regular price
 25c, sale price ......... 10c set Initial and Emblem Watch Fobs,
 regular price 25c, sale price T.
 .... ...... ... :. 15c each Sachet Powder. regular price 10c,
 sale price. ... ...... :. 7c pkg Beaded Hand Bags, regular price
 $1, sale price :. ....... 50c each Antiseptic Hose Supporters, regu-
 lar price 121sc and 15c. sale
 price .... 0c pair Novelty Automobile Purses, regu-
 lar price s1 and $1.25, sale price
 ...... ... Soc and 65c each Fish Eye Pearl Buttons, regular
 price 12hc to 39c dozen, sale
 price .... ...... ..... l0c dog LINEN FINISH DRAWN WORK SQUARES.
 Regular price 2sc, benefit sale price ..... ...... .... 21c each 25 DOZEN FANCY LITHOGRAPH PILLOW TOPS. Several designs, regular price 21c,
 benefit sale price ...... 1Oc each BENEFIT SALE OF MEMS 1, FURNISHINGS.
 There is no man who can afford to pass up offerings like the following, unless he is over anxious to be rid of his money.
 MEMS soc NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Over 50 styles to pick from and
 made better and of. better ma
 terial than shirts you'd pay 59c
 to 69c for, benefit sale price s..
 .... ...... ........ 41c each MEMS SUMMER UNION SUITS. About 10 dozen of suits that were
 classed as seconds through some
 slight imperfection, regular
 price $1 suit, benefit sale price
 .... ...... ....... .. 60c suit MEMS FINE ALL LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
 Extra fine quality, regular price
 soc each, benefit sale price ..
 .... ...... ......... 25c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

60 INCH CREAM DANIASK. All pure linen, regular price 69c
 yd. benefit sale price ... 47c a yd HENIMED NAPKINS.
 5-S size, all pure linen, hemmed
 ready for use, regular price $1.59 a dog, benefit sale price | ....s. Soc uoA IS INCH PURE BLEACHED CRASH TOWELING. All linen, regular price 121ac a yd | benefit sale price ..... 9Ac yd BLEACHED SHEETS.
 Size 72x90, regular price 59c each. benefit sale price ...... Ale each 4S INCH WHITE PERSIAN LAWN. Nice fine quality, regular price 25c yd, benefit sale price '. 16c a yd HOMEsPUN LINEN FRICTION TOWELS.
 Size 1Sx40, is a good kitchen or factory towel, regular price
 12hc, benefit sale price 10Ac each FULL SIZE FRINGED CROCHET BED SPREADS.
 i Attractive designs, regular price $1.25, benefit sale price 93c each 36 INCH BUTCHERS LINEN FINISH SUITING. ! Suitable for waists or suits, regu- l lar price 15c a yd, benefit sale price :. ............. 1O1sc a yd BENEFIT SALE OF SILKS
 AND DRESS GOODS.
 BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA. Pure dye and fully guaranteed to wear, regular price s1.25 yard, benefit sale price .... =.. SIC yd FANCY CHECK SILKS. Large, small and medium checks,
 regular price 75c yard, bene- fit sale price ....... .... 59c yd ALL SILK PEAU DE MESSALINE. In black, white and a full line of
 colors, regular price 75c yard. benefit sale price .... .... 52c yd ALL OUR soc NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. s4. rr- In checks, plaids. stripes and fig
 ures, benefit sale price 371sc yd ALL WOOL BLACK - MELROSE CLOTH. 45 inches wide, regular price $1
 yard, benefit sale price .. 67c yd ALL PURE WORSTED ?. e. GRANITE CLOTH.
 50 inches wide, good line of col
 ors, regular price 9Sc a yard,
 benefit sale price .... =. 71c yd BLACK FRENCH CHIFFON VOILE. A beautiful cloth in rich, deep
 shade of black, regular price
 $1.19 yard, benefit sale price
 .... ...... ....... S6c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
May Irwin to Wed Eis.eIt.

NEW YORK, May 22.-It is said that, following the example of Leslie Carter and Ellen Terry. eoch of whom lately selected a young second hus- band, America's most popular comedi- enne and coon shouter par excellence. May Irwin. has consented to take the name of Mrs. Kurt Eisselt next Sun day. She is estimated to be worth about ST5O.0OO, her vast earnings on the stage being carefully invested. NIT. Eisselt is her press agent and business manager. When Miss Irwin's son liar " was asked about it he said, You better ask mother about that"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
Get. n Holiday at Last

NEW YORK, May 22.-Charles W Osborne. one of the executors of Rus sell Sage. has gone on an extended va cation trip which will take in the Jamestown exposition. This is the first time in twenty nine years that NIT. os- borne has taken a vacation. Before Mir. Sage's death he was the latter's cashier and confidential secretary. MT. Sage did not believe in vacations and even worked on holidays.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

mind that the kidneys are affects4s notice the urine for a few dayA If passages are irregular, painful. or too scanty, discolored, or full of sedi- ment, the kidneys need help right away, and there is no other medicine more helpful than Doan's Kidney Pills, a simple remedy for the kid- neys, yet SO powerful that it quickly cures the cause and % ends all the painful and annoying symptoms. Home testimony proves the unfailing merit of Doan's Kidney Pills.
 WATERBURY TESTIMONY.
 Mrs James Devs of 32 Hospital avenue. Waterbury. Conn. says: "My husband made a statement for publ+ cation in August, 1901. in which hs said that he had suffered considered bly, from pain in the loins and kid- nsys. especially during changeabls weather or after taking cold. and that although he would often be co lame and sore that he could not do justice to his work. Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at the H. Y. Lake Drug Co. relieved him entirely of the trouble. It gives me pleasure tol confirm his testimony and fo say that the cure has been. permanent. He has never complained of his bach since Doan's Kidney Pills ezrst him"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
c.ru.,r Ha. Cold Too.

BERLIN. May 22.-Frost. rain and nail have done considerable damage to the fruit and field crops in southwest ern Germany during the last three days. A haiIstorm has devastated the region around MuIhausen. Alsace. The ground was covered foot deep. Frost has ruined many of the Moselle vine yards. and the mountainous districts of the north and middle Rhine have also suffered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
BENEFIT SALE OF
 WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S TTNnERNEAR ANn unCTERy


 UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
 Reasonable goods at unreasonable prices. You'd buy them readily at the regular price. Might as we'll come during the sale ard reap the benefit of cut prices. WONEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE. Fast Color, ribbed top, regular
 price 121sc, benefit sale 1Oc pair WOMEN'S BLACK LISLE HOSE. Full fashioned, fast color, regular
 price 49c a pair, benefit sale
 price,. ..... ..... 3oc pair CHILDREN'S RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE.
 Good strong Stocking. regular
 price 10c a pair, benefit sale price
 .... ...... 1c pair INFANTS BLACK CASHMERE WOOL HOSE.
 Silk heel and toe, regular price 25c
 pair, benefit sale price 15c pair WOMEN'S RIBBED VESTS. Low neck, sleeveless, regular price 121sc each, benefit sale price !. .... ...... ...... .. Sc each WOMEN's WHITE RIBBED VESTS. With lace yoke or fancy lace
 trimmed, regular price 25c each,
 benefit sale price ...... 19c each WOMEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT SHAPED VESTS.
 High neck, long sleeves, pants to match in ankle length, regular price 25c each, benefit sale price
 ... ... ...... .. 200 each MISSES MERCERIzED RIBBED VESTS. Low neck, sleeveless, regular price :.
 15c each, benefit sale price :. BENEFIT SALE OF RIBBONS, LACES,
 HANDKERCHIEFS AND GLOVES. No so ALL SILK TAFFETA RIBBONS.
 In black. white and colors, extra
 heavy quality, regular price 25c .
 a yard, benefit sale price 17c yd WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN JUMPER GUNiPES. Tucked and embroidered, regular
 price $1 each, benefit sale price {.
 .... ...... ...... 75c each wOMEN's PLAIN H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS. Benefit sale price ....... 3 for 5c VAL LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. Regular rice 7c and Sc yard, ben
 eft sale price 5. .... '. .:.s 5c yd VAL LACE EDGINGS. 2h to inches wide,. regular price
 35c, 39c and soc yard, bene-
 fit sale price .... ....... 25c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
Thre. Connecticut Tragedies.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 22.-Dan- tel McGivens of Rochester, N. Y., fell from a construction train while wiring overhead frames at Stamford and was instantly killed. At Union City. John Bockwill was found dead after he had drunk ten glasses of whisky on wa ger. At Ansonia a mans body was found in the Housatonic river, this being the twelfth body taken from Connecticut streams within few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22

kindly. Now some of our latest nature writers seem disposed to follow in his footsteps. and 1t Is high time his Mun- chausen yarns about our wild animals were exposed by an authoritative voice. The president is as competent in natural history as he is in politics. He knows our wild life like book. and whatever he says on the subject Ssu can take without discount"