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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-27

KELSEY 8: GILLESPIE SUBMIT But
lew OF their attractive investments
from a large and varied list of Real Es-
tate We know the best and have the
S25oO-Nobby brick cottage, rooms, lot
1lAlSo IT, blocks from City and
COUNTY building. on sth So, st
sS76o-Another first-class cottage, rms
bath, toilet q. l., beautiful shrub.
6sry large barn. 9th East st, near
1oo-Per foot, splendid fiat elite. Brig
ham street. "a blocks from Eagle
S 2o-to $40 per foot for high-cl and
best residence sites in city, blks
from biz, Capitol Hill Walk vi
Main at, tomorrow and see this
handsome avenue
9oooo-nod. pr: brk house. s rms, bet
. X and on 1st street, 2tx7 rods
s6ooo-Mod. brll., rms. handsome cor
ner, lot ooN1%o; so. and east fronts
C., ST; close in; the lot worth
s25oo-Brk. cottage, 8 rms, lot s2xs2 IT.
east front; 4th East, near Eth So.
s425o-Two- story brk., rms. cor lot,
4lX23 IT., 30. and e. fronts; III
s75oo-to $4,000. You can selec, some
beautiful homes east side.
$500 per foot, big frontage, West Tenn
pie. bet, lst and I'd So. SITS, no other
frontage in this location for $500 per
foot. Try Il.
:. SlIo per foot, near o, S. l.. depot, lst
So. st.
$3.50 per foot, Bird So. between 1st and
End West SITS.
$loo per foot buys the best fat site In
this city, 115x100 IT., cor. "a" and Brig
ham sts.; south and east fronts.
$500 for person moderate means; very
Sheap building lot. 33X1S0 to alley; Sth
So. bet 3rd and 4th East SITS.
Slf0 per foot. biz cor 5nx165 N 9Th
So: and State SITS. very cheap; want
quick deal.
SIS to $50 per foot for those elegant
corners 9th, 10th and 1lth avenues
8North benchl: they are going fast. 20
houses to build next ninety days; get in
at present prices.
To the investors and spectators. we
vestments. Come and talk with us.
KELSEY &c GILLESPIE,
% F. 1st So st
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Railroad Mans Special.
s2900-5-r. n. brick. bath, e. j. lot 5SA
xl9s IT., and r, or ".
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s75oo-s-room. elegant, modern 2-story
red press brick, on 9TH East
faces cast. a beautiful lot, etc.
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s2soo-45 acres on State at, near 18th
South.
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TT Pays 70 Own q Home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co,
II W, 2nd So, St
$3.50.
WEST SIDE BARGAINS.
5x20-r. S-room modern p. b.. good Tor
! week only.
A tidy frame cottage. Kirhan ave
Easy terms.
A 6-rrn. frame On Post St; good lot and
EAST SIDE BARGAINS.
$3.50.
3x6-r.. modern 7-rm. house, 2 blocks
from c. and c. bldg.
$4,000.
3x10 r on 7th East. 3 houses rent
for s35 per mo-; a bargain indeed make
an offer.
$1,000.
3Xl0 =. on 1lth East. Splendid view
and good 5-rm. brick. Easy terms. quick
possession.
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S32Nn

On 1st Ave, A nice S-room. mod. frame,
lot 2x1Q with right OF way,
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21s SOUTH MAIN STREET,

21s SOUTH MAIN STREET,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE.
4-RooM FRAME. CLOSETS. BATH
AND PANTRY, NEAR THE UNlvER-
sITY: WILL RENT FOR $3.50 PER
MONTH; $500.
ON PRINCETON AVENUE. A NEAT
4-RooM BRICK COTTAGE. SHADE
TREES, CEMENT WALKS, ETC; $3.50
CLOSE IN. ON FIFTH SOUTH ST,
4-RooM FRAME. LOT 4laxs2a FEET
$500 CASH, BALANCE SIS MONTHLY;
$1,000.
4-RooM BRICK COTTAGE, SMALL
BARN, LOT 4axl15 FEET; 5000 CASH,
BALANCE s25 PER MONTH: $4,000
7-ROOM FRAME, NEAR SEVENTH
EAST AND THIRD SOUTH SITS. EX-
IRA WE'LL BUILT; FINEST PLUMB.
ING, LOT Aax145 FEET; $500 CASH.
BALANCE MONTHLY: 1920.
AN EXTRA wELL-BU1LT 4-RooM
BRICK COTTAGE ON d STREET, BE-
TWEEN 4TH AND 5TH; LOT lsxls5
FEET; TERMS; $4,000.
NEAT FoUR-RooM BRICK COT.
TAGE. FACING SOUTH ON NINTH
AVENUE: ROOMS EXTRA LARGE
BEST OF PLUMBING: LOT 4ix11;
FEET TO R. OF W; TERMS. $4,000.
AN ELEGANT X-RooM FRAME
COTTAGE. s. E.; EVERYTHING MOD.
ERN, LOT s5x165, WITH r. OF W:
TERMS; $4,000.
AN ELEGANT EIGHT ROOM BRICI
CoTrAGE; ROOMS ALL ON oNI
FLOOR; LARGE BATH ROOM, Lawns
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES; BARN
$3.50.
A NEW S.RooM CEMENT PREBLE
| DASH MODERN COTTAGE: FURNACE
CEMENT WALKS. SEWER coNNEC
TIoN; C STREET. BETWEEN sRI
AND 4TH; TERMS; $4,000
THIS is JUST A FEW. CALL AM
| WE WILL TELL YOU ABOUT THI
REST.
SEE OUR AID. ON FACE "a.
! THE EQUITY INVESTMENT COM
PANY, INCORPORATED
2l9 SOUTH MAIN STREET
BOTH PHONES 44lo.
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HOMES.
Elegant 7-room mod, pressed brick,
very artistic. cast side, $4,000.
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BY THE OWNER, 7-ROOM. STRICTLY Y
modern house; gas. electric light. ce-
ment walks; corner lot, 60X90. IA ~
9Th South, m2463
BY OWNER, "a ACRES. FINE SOIL.
small house, chicken houses. etc. near
Calders park, For particulars inq 4os
6th East m24oo
4-ROOM BRICK, STRICTLY MODERN;
Inquire GIL East 9th South. m2ies
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23xl50 to alley, 1st South, between
State and 2nd East. Per foot-36oo'
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7-room mod. home with lot 8xs. fne
sewer, etc, 9th East near 3rd So, $4l00.
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s-roorn mod. pressed brick bungalow
on n. z. bench, $4500,
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TRACkAGE
ssX1a rods. with TWO fronts on &th W.,
blocks from new r. g. W. depot. Street
graveled $4,000.
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A cheap home. 4-room frame cottage.
No. 521 North 6th West lot 2x10 rods
can sell you for $500 on easy terms OF $500
cash
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FOR sAIE-REAI, ESTATE


EYES ON SALT LAKE
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MEENS 6 LYNCH,
Sio and 9is Atlas Blk.
Bell Phone 1922.
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SPRING is HERBl
And summer is at hand. It's time now to
buy home, and settle down. We have
the best list of homes. Here are just
few random selections:
$50 down for a 4-room brick cottage
within two blocks OF Rio Grande depot.
sl5oo-5-room brick, s7sx1s4 feet of
ground southwest
s1s5o-Neat 4-room frame, near Liberty
Park.
s2ooo-5-room, one and half story. white
pressed brick Waterloo.
s25oo-Down payment $500. balance s26
month. Broom modern white
pressed brick, near Rio Grande
depot.
saooo-Very attractive 5-room frame.
modern. Ninth East.
S5750-I-room handsome home. hardwood
floors, north bench. close in.
brick SroGm 6ooe 2sfo5y ba 5es
from Main: high grade place.
THE REALTY MEN.
Re7 5 " Esass q Sc St Both Phones 0tpI sdi4
You can't keep a good town down.
CASH FOR LAND. ANY KIND, ANY
where, Write for our free booklet.
How for 81 We find cash buyers for
lumbus. Ohio
12-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH. HALF
mile from town situated on sunny hill
side, with one OF the finest apple orchards
In the country, full bearing also other
fruits, sickness and alone the cause for
selling; place not neglected; good value
at S36O0, will sell for $4,000; come and see
orchard while In bearing. For further
particulars inquire at Sc Hooper build
Ing. m762
DON'T WAIT FOR BARGAINS, WE
have them every day in the week. 3x6
cor, w. Third South. r. b, cottage.
frame kitchen, only $3.50: 7. b. cottage
10th W. bet. 90 and 4th North. good
bern. for less than you can build the
rooms each. on lot 50Ss rds.. on sth
West. for $500 the pair. 5000 cash. bal.
like rent; T. b, cottage. W. side. $500;
in asonly $500 r, mod. p, b. cottage.
s. E.. beauty. sas00; r. p b. mod, lot
5ox165. nice lawn and shade. f. End So,
$3.50 pair Of Of nice lots sth "ss var near S9 9b
So. $500 will build house to suit on
easy terms; 6x5 rds.s ". on 3rd So, $3.50.
Come in and meet the new member OF
han Inv. Co.. % Eagle blk m2342
$40 - '" '' " -A0 s0nsai masss
DO YOU WANT 4 BARGAIN?
rooms. good cellar, barn. etc; lot 55xI57
to alley; flagstone walks. elegant shade,
lawn. No 93f Lake ST. $4,000
It's a great bargain
Also
5-room mod. brick. and double frame
house in rear. partly mod. only blks.
from +. O., monthly rent $50; price,
s3S00,
LITTLE LITTLE.
Under National Bank OF the Republic
m2153
OUR MOTTO: QUICK SALES IN REAL.
estate w, l.. WINNER. successor to
Anderson r. K. Co.. c00-3o New Herald
building. Fones 474. a144
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EX-
change. A. H Outright, room IL. Eagle
block. c30ga
FOR BUILDING LOTS-SEE FRITSCH.
No. II e. End So. st. k1194
"IF IT'S REAL. ESTATE. ASK HAL
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A GREAT INVESTMENT

A GREAT INVESTMENT.
Stone and brick terrace OF 9 houses Of
Z rooms each, built at cost OF over $40,
900, and could not be built today for less
than S45, 900 Tho lot is a corner on Ord
So. and 5th East, 11o feet square, easily
worth $40, 900; price for a short time, $50
ooo; good terms. This is a great buy and
interest payer.
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Elegant S-room mod. pressed brick, 2
years old, % blocks from P. o., $3.50.
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S2sxle5. 1st South bet. End and 3rd
| West, $3.50 per foot.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

A. RICHTER,
Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurance.
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Srd South near West Temple, 5000 Pc
foot.
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| Lots on 18TH East, near 2nd South are
! selling for $500 10 $500 each. y Mon
tana owner is very anxious 10 dispose
of one and offers 1t for Sl275.
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s675o--7 room elegant modern homo on
* ct; faces east.
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BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY.
NEW BRfGK CoT!iTAGEs' MODERN;
5-ROOM AND GROOM, RENTED AT
$500 EACH PER MO. Will, SELL,
THE ON BASIS OF s PER CENT
NET, OR WILL SELL SlNGLY.
VACANT LOTS.
S2500-l10 II. east side, Liberty Park,
s1275-60 #. west side, Liberty Park.
s45o-50 II. on 11th South.
s6o0-50 ft, on 11th East
$3.50 II. on Lake ST.
s450-31a IT. on 10th East,
S450-50 II. on Kimball ave
Drop in and talk 1T over
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sioooo-e-roon7 home and s2iN26i feet, on
4th East; faces east; near lst
South
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BUILDING LOTS.
East Bench Lots on Easy IeE1!s
s.OrI,-Iast lot on 9th Sc. near 18th F.,
4oXl20 10 alley. ,,
s4oo-56Xi2O to alley, near 18TH East
and 9Th South -.,
s72o-.eoyl20. last lot on eth Sop near
18th East.
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7-room frame, o. l.. etc. lot. 5ox16o.
near Main and 10th South. $3.50. A great
bargain.
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aaoaaao feet trackage. northwest $4,000
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sloo-Per. foor ard all ,Paylns paid 3
blocks south OF Newhouse ho'el
on Main ST.; worth double,
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1900 lots near Ferkins'F addition; /;
easy terms.
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so5no-A sure money-maker: bx2o rods
'-'' on 1ith East bet, srd and tth So
worth $500 Let us show you.
ssoo-4ox120 on 18th East near sra CO.
So00-Cash buys 2Xlo corner sra No
saloo-5x2o. Sth So. near 18th Fast;
s3Soo-East front. 12oxl5o. corner lltn
E. and 4th South
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Are you a gardener?
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3aox25o feet trackage on paved stree
$50. 900.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

THp EQUITY INVESTMENT COM.
PANY, INCORPORATED,
SUCCESSOR TO HOMER AND ROB-
ERTSON,
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s17su-5xlo on sSh East; vacant.
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s115-Per foot, 67x165, OH East End
South.
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sllc-Pcr foot 4iixl66. Oh 3rd East
uear md South.
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Broom mod, pressed brick, nearly new
11th E. near Brigham, $3.50.
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1oxao rods, cor. on 4th West for s42oe
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tl4oo-2s17a: I. OF way; south front; Ord
South.
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CAPITOL HILL.
conn Er,-s lots 50sl4O ft. 20 alley, We
N-V"- had a few at $50; they ara all
sold. You will he too late TO get
500 lots II you don't move QUICK
ly. EASY terms II you desire.
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Elegant 9-rm. pressed br.. entire,v rnod
efn, all oak floors downstairs lot 3yIO
and extra barn space. located on 5tb
East Si50O. A good bargain
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Groom, two story brick, bath toilet
j.. gas, iron fence, fine shrubbery and
shade. beautiful corner. facing s. E. on
4th St, $3.50 - 0ii
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slsso--New At. brick on sth South East.
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10-room mod. home, steam heat. large
lot worth alone S1o50o; very best section
and close in; price $4,000
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S-room mod. frame. adobe lined. fine
conGition, on 6th East near Brigham
paving paid. $4,000.
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12-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH. HALF
mile from town; situated on sunny hill
side, with one Of the finest apple orchards
In the country, full hearing, also other
fruits, sickness and alone the cause for
selling; place not neglected; good value
at S3600, will sell for $4,000; come and see
orchard while in bearing. For further
particulars inquire at Sc Hooper build
Ing m762
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$40 oooo--4stylS5, and 2 houses; Sth So.'
near Main, 1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
MIKADO MUSIC
British Government Forbids Navy Bands From Playing Il
 During Fashimi's Visit
ACTION IS ENDORSED

Chicago, April 24.-Consul Seizabu- TO Shimizu, the Chicago representa- tive of the Alikado of Japan, endorses the action of the British government in its order forbidding that any navy band play selections from the "Mika- do" during the coming visit to Eng land of Prince Sandueru Fashimi, a cousin of the emperor of Japan.
 "The title of the emperor is one of dignity" said the consul, "the comic opera 'Mikado' is anything but digni- fled, and naturally we. as nation, feel regret that the Japanese execu- tive should be put in q light of frivol- ity. Of course it is not serious mat ter, but the British government show ed kind consideration in ordering that anything that might create any reflection upon the dignity of the en- peror's title be omitted
 You see, the English speaking peo- pie are little advanced in their ideas of humor. In Japan much might he taken as serious that the Americans would call 'humor.' The Japanese do not favor the idea of continually be- ing set forward in the light of acro- bats and Nan Ki-Poo actors. We would prefer showing that we are advancing Intellectually in business and as government"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
CITY NEWS.

The Waterbury baseball team play ed the Bremen in Naugatuck this af- | ternoon.
 Dr Patrick F. O'Brien, coroner of Baltimore, Md, is the guest of Leo J. Curley. principal of the Walsh school.
 Mrs Mary O'Neill died this morn ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs Patrick Keough, 27 Lafayette street. Besides her daughter she leaves one son, Thomas O'Neill. The time of the funeral will be announced later.
 Samuel Muscovitz, an employe of the Scovill Manufacturing company.
 while at work this morning got his left arm caught in some machinery and it was mangled so badly that in all probability, 1t will be necessary to amputate 1t.
 Prosecuting Attorney c. E. Meigs of the city court and Prosecuting At torney U. G. Church of the district court, left to-day for the Jamestown exposition with Governor Rollin s. Woodruff's party. They calculate being away three or four days.
 Policeman Thomas Cronin arrived in New York yesterday from Ireland where he has been the last three months. He came to town last eve ming and was very busy meeting friends and telling them all how things are in the old sod. In his opinion everything bodes we'll for the country.
 Charles E. Tellerday of this city and Miss Minnie Ward of 3S4 South Main street, were married this morn- ing at s:30 o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev Father Frederick performed the ceremony and celebrated a nuptial mass which followed. Miss Mae A. Hurley attended the bride and John Boylan was groomsman. The bride was gowned in a handsome costume of white net over pale blue taffeta silk. She wore bridal veil and car ried white prayer book The maid was attired in a pale blue silk null and wore a picture hat and carried a shower bouquet of white carna- tions. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides sister. Mrs James 0'Brien. to the in- timate friends of the family. Mir and Mrs Tellerday left on the l:15 train for an extended trip to Niagara Falls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
FIRE IN HARBOR
Bremen Had Hard Time Trying to Save Pier and Adjoin'
 ing Properly
ONE STEAMER BURNED

New York. April 24.-The harbor firemen had hard fight to-day with a fire which destroyed the freight steamer Pioneer causing a loss Of S75,000. The Pioneer was owned by the Stephens & Condit Transport tation & Forwarding company She arrived here last night from Newark, N. J., with a miscellaneous cargo Of cotton. jute, red lead, cylinders of oil, carboys of acid and cylinders of carbonic acid gas for trans-ship- ment. The fire started while the steamer was lying at her pier in North river and swept through her so quickly that when the flrebosts ar rived she was almost entirely en- veloped in flames. The noxions fumes and dense black smoke which rolled up from the burning steamer made 1t extremely diflcult for the f1remen to approach the blaze. They worked in relays but even then sev- eral of them were overcome. The flames were prevented from spreading to the pier and other adjoining pro- perty, but the Pioneer and her cargo were destroyed.
 The Pioneer was built in Brooklyn in 1865; she was of 492 gross and 269 net tonnage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
Ten Per Cent Increase.

Providence. R. l.. April 24.-An- nouncement of 10 per cent increase in wages on basis of ten hour day. to go into eeffct on Sunday next, was made to-day by the management of the Rhode Island company, the ccr- poration that operates practically all of the street railway lines in the state. This increase will be shared by 815 motorman and 59S conductors. In explaining the increase. General Manager A. E. Potter said: The raise is granted the men without any request having been made by them and would indicate that the railway management is able to deal more lib- erally with It's employees where no union exists, for the reason that it is not obliged to hold back something at all times as matter of trade"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
ROBBERS
 GET CASH Post Office Safe at Stonington Was Blown Open This
 Morning GOT $11O IN STAMPS Also Secured By the Thieves Who Escaped-PeOple Heard Explosion But Did Not Investigate
 Soon Enough.
GOT $110 IN STAMPS

Stonington, April 24.-The safe in the postoflce was broken open with a high explosive just before daylight to-day and $110 in stamps and $500 in cash were taken. The office is on the street floor of three-story dwelling house, the apartments in which have been vacant for some months. The burglars entered by a rear door of the building, forced a door into the postomce and worked unmolested. The explosion was only faintly heard by the nearest neigh bors who did not hasten to investi- gate, so the burglars got away easily without leaving any trace of the di- rection or means of departure. No money orders or mail matter were touched. It is many years since there was safe breaking incident here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
DONOVAN MAD
Norwalk Senator Denouaces Legislators Who Take HoIl-
 day al States Expense
GONE TO JAMESTOWN

f q q
 Hartford, April 24.-The senate and house voted to adjourn until next Tuesday in order to give the members a few holidays, as was taken by the leaders who are taking trip to Jamestown.
 Senator Donovan sharply de- nounced the action taken by some of the leaders and said: Ut was to be regretted that so many members of the general assembly had gone on pleasure and neglected their duties. There is nothing in the statutes which gives them the right to leave the state or to encounter expense as will be incurred by this party.''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
RACE WITH WIND.
Engineer Put on Steam Trying to
 Avoid Collision With Barn.

Chicago, April 24.-A dispatch to the Record-Herald from Lexington, Ky. says: Engineer Scannon of a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train was the hero yesterday of a thrilling race between train and a barn. with several lives at stake. Scannon's train was passing Tebbs station, near here, at good rate, when the high wind lifted big tobacco barn from its foundation and started it rolling down hill toward the railroad, half mile away. Scannon saw the dan ger and threw the throttle wide open in an effort to outrun the barn. The heavy train was on the down grade and soon attained great speed, but just as 1t looked as though the peril would be outrun the big barn crashed into the caboose, smashing 1t. The impact also shattered the barn, which collapsed on the track. Train men on the caboose saw their peril in time to escape by Jumping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-24
POSTAL CARDS RECEIVED.
Men Who Took in Fenian Uprising
 Got Surprise To-day.

Waterbury parties who figured in the Fenian raid on Canada in 1870 are receiving postal cards containing cut of monument erected on Ec- cles hill to commemorate the defeat of the Fenians at that point by the Home guards. At the base of the pie ture the words, Do you recognize the spot where you got walloped?" .ap- pear in bold, legible hand. There are not many Waterbury men alive to-day who took part in that little skirmish, but there are few and these say that they have no recollec- ton of fight at Eccles hill. They are very indignant over the receipt of the cards and want to know why the authors of this scheme didn't build monument at Mission ridge, where few Fenians made the Queens own take to their heels in double quick time. The thing was gotten up by some historical society in Canada, whose member must have had a lot of trouble getting hold of the names and addresses of those who were there on that occasion.