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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
SHADOWS ON THE HEARTH"

Shadows on the Hearth,' which Arthur c. Aiston's company will pre- sent at the Poli theater on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6 and z, matinee Saturday, is said to be superb, despite the fact that a woman's sin domin- ates, or rather, creates the plot. But the real central idea of the play is aside from this cerative element, and that central idea is claimed to be strong and so original as to give Shadows on the Hearth" an unmis- takable dramatic value. Popular prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
1hau,. Nephsw 2 Missionary.

Pittsburg. Sept. 3.-Stephen B. Thaw. 6 son of Benjamin Thaw. the head of the Thaw family and nephew of Harry Kendall Thaw. now in the Tombs in New York awaiting his second trial for numbering Stanford White. has just arrived in Syria. where he has gone as a missionary for the Presbyterian church
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
R. cohn Dies In Omaha.

Omaha. Neb-, Sept 3.-E- R. Cofin- vice president of the Electric Securi- tics corporation Of New York and a f1sneier. died at the Omaha General hospital. where he was taken a week ago while traVeling from San Fran cfsco to New York MT. ConnTs father Ss presidenf of the General Electric eonpzny and is ia Europe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
WAY DOWN EAST"

Way Dowu East is evidently pop ular yet, as it was greeted with d packed house at Polls esterday af- ternoon. In the evening the attend ance was not large. but the theater held a fair siztd audience. It is the same old production but just as pleas ing as ever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
ssaooo manumen, to Horse.

Chicago. Sent. 3--A sJO.OOO monu- ment for his horse is the feature that has been incorporated in the will of Henry Graves. the oldest settler of Chicago. who now lies near deaths door ct his home
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
p,,L. wbiDs Tommy Sullivan.

Lawrence. Mass. Sept. 3.-Bill Papke of Spring Valley Falls. III, knocked out Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence in the first round of a contest that was scheduled to gO fifteen rounds. The fight lasted only two and a half min utpS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
strik. Tirs Uu tiarana RuiIdina.

Havana, Cuba, Sept 3.-Four thou sand buildings under construction CT about to be constructed were abandon cd when the masons struck. demanding the payment of their wages in Ameri- can money The police are guarding the buildings. with orders to stop all meetings near them CT Interference hy the strikers win mAs0ns wiling to work-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Two Killed In Fast Auto Race.

Denver. Colo. Sept 3.-w. B-FeEker, wealthy Denver man. and E. V. Darcy were killed in a fifty mile an. tomobIle race at OverIand park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03

ss5O NERCERIZED PORTIERES REDUCED TO
 $6.95. %~ Some are fringed top and bottom extra heavy weight, 50 inches wide, 8 yards long, in solid colors oniy red, green and olive. Others finished with silk corded edge, in duplex col- ors such red on one side and green on the reverse. These are patterns we will not carry this fall, hence the reduction. A pair $e95
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03

Dewftt-s CarbcIized Witch HszsI SaIVe is good for b0iis, cuts. sczids and skin diseases It Is especialiy' good for pies. Sod hy Ths Back ES&za R@SrDacT. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
Drapery Department. Third Floor Take Elevator.

RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS REDUCED. There about 90 pairs all told, made of sheer muslin, with hemstitched rufles, some have figured bodies, others are plain muslin bodies with tucks, some styles have only two pairs, others have three or more. That's the story, they're odd lots and at regular prices are worth from 95c to SIPS paif Now all re- duced to, pair .69
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03
LABOR RIOT IN FRISCO.
Several Are Wounded In Clash
 With Street Car Men.
CONDUCTOR FIRES AT CROWD

Police Reserves From Harbor and Cen.
 traI Stations and Part of Fire De-.
 partn,ent Are Called to Restore Order. Numerous Arrests Are Made. J.s@
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28
THAT MEN,
PHIS CASE
BY Shameful Trading.

The unanimous decision of the Su
preme Court declaring the Memphis
rape bill passed by the Legislature at
it's recent session, unconstitutional for
various and sundry reasons, is perhaps
the most important decision rendered
by the highest court since the State
debt settlement decision rendered
away back in the SOS. This act,
which is termed political job" by
the court, was gotten through the
Legislature by narrow majority only
after the most shameful trading
and trafficing in. official positions
which was disgrace to the State, the
Administration and the Legislature
Marshall Gazette.
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indicates carmack.

Senator Carmack led the fight
against the Memphis ripper bill, be.
cause he knew 1t was an unjust meas.
ure, and that the pretensions of its
supporters were false ON their face,
The decision vindicates him but 1t
adds nothing materially to his
strength. Had the Supreme Court up.
held the law Senator Carmack would
have been just as strong with the peo-
pie as he is now. In word, Senator
Carmack does not rely on a court de-
cislon for strength. His character
and splendid attachments have already
fixed his place in the minds and hearts
of his people. Senator Carmack can
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noon, ana II he does we can propose
it to him together and go over things
a little"
Judge Pike recovered his voice.
He'll get warm welcome" he prom
ised huskily. IF he sets foot on my
premises.'
You mean you prefer | shouldn't
receive him hereY She nodded pleas
antly. Then certainly | shall not.
Such things are much better for offices;
you are quite right" She swept light
ly and quickly to the door, where she
paused, gathering her skirts. Il shall
not detain you another instant! And
If Mr.. Louden comes this afternoon I'll
remember. I'll not let him come in,
Of course. 1t will be perhaps pleas
anter to talk over my proposition as
we walk
There was very faint, spicy odor,
like wild roses and cinnamon, left in
the room where Martin Pike stood
alone, staring whitley at the open door
way.
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Martin Pike spoke no word, but he
looked at her strangely, and she watch
ed him with sudden keenness, leaning
forward In her chair, her gaze alert
but quiet, liked Oh the dilatlng pupils
of his eyes. lie seemed to become
dizzy. and the choleric scarlet which
had overspread his broad face and big
neck faded splotchily.
still keeping her eyes upon him, she
went on; Il haven't asked him vet,
and 80 l don't know whether or not
hen consent, but tank It possible
that he may como b sse ne. this altar
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28

be Governor of the State by sayin
the word, no matter what may CON
to pass in Memphis. The decisiu
of the Supreme Court on the Memph
ripper bill is but an incident in hl
case. He moves in a different atmG
phere from that inhabited by ID
friends of this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
News.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28
Justice And Rlaht Prevail

The decision serves notice ina
there is one branch of the state gov
eminent, the supreme court, that can
not be influenced by methods such
have prevailed in Memphis polite
and which will see that justice AM
right prevail whenever the matte
comes before them for adjustment
Jackson Wing.
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VIII a OngnC negligent smile. ~Oh.
quite shr answered. turning again to
Joe as she entered the gate. Then /
shall expect yOuE-
Ell try" said Joe. IN try"
He stumbled away. Responsibility
and lc togethe- interfering alarmlngly
with the comfort Of Mr.. Fliteroft. who
had stopped ia the middle Of the pave
Lient 10 stare CLASSIFY at Ariel. Eu-
gene accompanied the latter into the
house. and Joe. looking back. under
stood. Mamie had sent his stepbrother
TO bring Ariel Inland TO keep him
from following
This afternoon" The thought took
away his breath. and he became paler.
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VIII Make Political Changes.

The decision will make man!
changes in next years political line
up. 1t will make none, however, bd
will be a benefit to the public serrc
and an advancement of the cause q
moral reform and civic Righteousness
-News-Scimitar.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28
May secede,

A few more joits from East an
Middle Tennessee politicians an
Memphis will step over into MississlM
for protection Memphis Commerce
Appeal.
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A Pertinent Inquiry.

If extra sessions of the legislatureI
are not to be called for the conveI|
fence of Memphis, what would thel
be called for Nashville TennesSean|
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(To be continued.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
ARLINGTON

Chas Hard has been In Albany a
few days.
s. +. BomIny was In Albany one
day recently.
John Kane OF New York Is yisitIr q
relatives In town.
DIR g. w. Phillips and wife we're In
Troy one day last week.
Miss Margaret Higgins OF Middle
bury Is visiting friends here.
q. a. Adams aud daughter OF Ad-
ans are visiting NJ .. Adams.
Clarence Gilchrist Of Petersburg,
W. Va. is nj DIR ". :. Phillips.
Miss Margaret Reed 81 North I'D.
ans Is spending a week at her home
here.
A party attended Quincy Adams
Sawyer" In Bennington Friday eve.
Ming.
DennIs Conroy and family are now
living with Mrs Conroy's mother on
Depot street
Tho townSpcople fegre, Mr. June's
resignation n station agent which IL
10 take effect soon.
Mr. Baichelder and Miss Pauline
Baichelder returned Saturday after a
several weeks absence.
Miss Nellie Cole Of the North Ad-
ams Normal school IL visiting her
parents, Sir aud Mrs Geo. Cole.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Knapp Of Hoos-
lex Fails spent Sunday 10 iowp, called
here by the serious Illness OF Mrs
knapp's brother, George Hayes.
Misses Eva aud May Bronson OF the
North Adams Normal school are
spending the Easter vacation with
their mother, Mrs Ida Bronson.
Mrs p W Cullen has becn entertain.
ing Mr. and Mrs John Healy, Miss
Agnes Healey, Mrs Thatcher ADD son
Of Amsterdam the past week az The
Arlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25

BATHURST. y. D.. March 23.-Four
lives were lost In a severe blizzard
which swept over the eastern provinces
late az night. During the height Of the
gale Mrs. John Comcau AMI three ~
her children were frozen 90 death In a
snowdrift NJ ~. Simon. a small inland
village. The wind which reached y
velocity Of slxiy.hve miles IN hour.
carried off the roof and upper portion
OF the Comeau dwelling. Comenu took
one child 10 the nearest house. a quar-
ter of mile distant. but In attempting
60 return for the others lost his way In
the thick sfowsioun. When comcau
reached home be- found his wife aud
three children frozen 10 death In a
drift.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25

HoOsicK FALLS. n. Y. March "a
A curious dream revelation here result
ed In the finding Of the body of Thomas
Nolan. n Borton and Maine bridge In.
spcctor. who fell on the bridge NJ North
Iioo-ick last Friday aud was drowned.
A vain search was made. George Stomp
% iiooslck Falls taking an active part
Mr.. Stomp "Wednesday night went 10
sleep. thinking Of all the possible places
where the body might be found. Then
he dreamed. and In his dream be
thought he saw the body lying In n hole
OF Hathaway point. about n mile be
low the bridge. where Nolan was
drowned. He went TO the spot and
after graphing about for awhile found
the body.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
FIGHTING AT MOROCCO CITY.
mr.. Mssrhsmp aardered. Fereigser'
HAD 90 Defend Their uomes.

uad Co DEFEND Their uomes.
PARIS. March - Special. dispatch.
- received from Morocco city. Mo
rocco. say that Dr. Mauchamp. who
was connect.d with the Frcnch geo
dcilc mission. has hcen assasslnaie,l
therr aud that the murder was follow
al 10y a general attack upon the Euro
peans. who. bcslcgcd IN their houses
have had 10 defend themselves and
that the British consular agent was
forced 10 are on the assallants. killing
two persons.
The pasta sent troops. who drove
OF the mob. The troops are still
guarding the houses. although com
parniiyc calm has been restored.
Premier Clcmcnccnu. Minister OF
Foreign Affairs Picbon and Minister Of
War Picquart conferred concerning tho
Moroccan situation and have summon
ed nm extraordinary meeting OF the
cabinet for this afternoon.
The armorcd cruiser Jeanne d'Ar1
and the third class cruiser Iaiands
have been ordered 10 Tangicr.
Public opinion i greatly exercised
over the news OF the assassination Of
DR. Mauchamp. who was connected
with the French gcodctlc mission. aud
II IL regarded as the signal for n total
change In the French policy In north
Africa. The nrmps urges the aban
donment OF the "fabby policy" In Mo
rocco.
Tho paper rchcarscs n long list OF
outrnges on frcnchmcn. rcparatIon fof
which. u says was never exacted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25

We desire 70 call the attention Of our
readers 10 tho fac, that few drug.
gl.ts In this locality, on accoun, Of cut
prices on drugs, have adopted the prao
tIcc OF trying 10 sell something else
when q we'll known preparation Of GO.
tablIshed reputation is called for.
For example when you ask for DR.
Rilmer's swamp Root, the great kid.
ney, liver and bladder remedy, don't
ALLOW any druggist or drug clerk TO
persuade you Into buying something
else In Its place. Every time he sue
cccds in selling you q worthless substi
tute ne makes moro profit but you are
humbugged At the expense Of your
health.
Swamp Root IL prepared only by
DR. Kilmer a Co., Laboratories, Bling.
hanton, N. Y.-Don't experimental
you need . medicine you should have
the best
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town an village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers

Easter sule ut Rosters.
Bert lockwood is In Arlington to-
day on business.
Charles w. Ayres is In New York on
two days business trip.
One Of G. P. Endress' buff leghorns
Matched six lively chicks Sunday.
Harry Madison is confined to his
room In Rutland by rheumatic fever.
Dewitt L. Lewis the eye specialist
has . telephone In his optical office.
Call 87.12.
Mr. and Mrs James Wright Jr., OF
the Lyons district passed Sunday In
Woodf,rd,
Mr. and Mrs Lucius Kearn OF South
Adams have engaged TO work year
for Jared Howard.
Miss Mary Mallory OF Woodford
passed Sunday with Mrs Annette Har'
bour OF Gage street.
Lynn Hay mes has finished work for
w. ID. Newton and contemplates going
10 the state OF Washington where he
has brother In the plumbing bust
ness.
Albert Leslie, infant son OF MIR and
Mrs George Mallory, died Sunday.
The funeral will be held In Manchester
and the burial In Woodford City Gene
terry.
Arthur Jollvette who has been 10 the
employ OF r. II. Merrill has taken a
position as fireman at Holden * Leon.
ards. Ector Gokay takes the place
Of Mr. Jolivette at MIR Merrill's.
Misses Janet Shurtleff and Georgl-
anna Cutler returned from their visi,
with Mrs A. w. Hagar OF the eastern
part OF Woodford City Sunday after
noon, walking the distance OF nine
miles In the snow storm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
DEFENSE WILL Be INSANITY.
Mohawk Girl on Trial rer Murder e'
tnfsnf.

CARMEL. y. Y. March ga muir.
der trial presenting features Of unusual
interest opened here this morning when
Jennie Burch. n fourteenyear-cid girl.
was called on 10 answer the charge OF
poisoning Wilbur winshlp. n two-ycar.
old child. whose nurse she was.
The girl has Indian blood In her
veins. her grandfather. Philo Burch,
being a half breed Mohawk. She wa.
employed by Herbert wlnship Of Pat
tcrson. y. y. NJ nurse for his Infant
and seemed very fond 81 the child.
Last September she hrSi set fire O.
her employers barn and then gave the
infant n peach sprinkled with strych
nine. AFTER doing this she tried e.
commit suicide. The defense will be
Insanity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
Foraker Halt. mn,,ar, Movement

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 2J--
Preparations relative TO the movement
OF the Twentynfth Infantry 10 the
Philippines have been suspended. Chief
Quartcrmaster Stevens has been notl.
'ded TO cancel all contracts for the
movement, which was TO have begun
ut the end Of this month. The de.
parture Is delayed through the infu'
ence Of Senator Foraker who contend
ed that II would not be for the good
Of the service TO send the regiment
short OF officers. Many OF the officers
have TO remain here TO complete testi'
mony before the senate committee and
court martial.
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A ns,,I. over r-slIr ser,ic. mn.

ALBANY. n. Y. March 25.-Thc bat
tie In the open over the Page. Merritt
bill TO substitute two public service
commissions for the state railroad com.
missIon. the state commission of gas
and electricity. the state Inspector Of
gas meters and the New York city
board Of rapid transit commissioners
will begin this week. On Wednesday
the judiciary committee Of the senate
and the assembly committee on rail.
roads will give Joint hearing on the
bill
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers.

News Of the Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers.
New coats at Rosters Easter sale.
New shirt waists at Rosters Easter
sale.
Vim Galpin left Saturday night for
a few days visit In Schenectady.
The Guideboard gypsies netted $40
at their Friday night encampment.
Mr. Burgess OF Carpenter hill has
moved onto Mrs Ellen Tous lees farm
In Pownal.
John Denley is In North Adams be-
ing called there by the sudden illness
OF his brother.
A. j. Bosom OF Syracuse was In the
village Saturday and conteu plates
locating here.
The first and second degrees were
worked by the X OF G In their rooms
Sunday afternoon.
There will DO an election OF officers
and initiation at the regular meeting
OF the Elks tomorrow evening.
An adjourned quarterly conference
will be held at the NJ Il church tonight
ut 1880. A full attend ance desired.
Mrs I. A. Davenport and daughter
Ethel returned Saturday from their
visit to Perth Amboy, n. j. aud New
York city.
II. G. Roster, who has been confined
TO the house several weeks by illness,
Is again able 10 attend TO his business
! al the store.
Miss Hazel Woodward OF the Bur.
CESS district Is spending q few days In
Ferndale with her grandmother, Mrs
Fred Bowles.
Narcissus Longtin's COW gave birth
To a calf which has one nostril In the
roof OF It's mouth. Surely queer
freak OF nature.
Mr. and Mrs }. Elmer Ayres and
son OF Oneida are the guests OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs G. yelling
Thatcher 10 spend Easter.
Despite the storm there was a good
attendance at the Baptist church. MI
Hafer's sermons we're listened To with
deep interest. His services will con
tinue every night this week Including
Saturday. Come aud hear him.
Ensign Bailey aud Captain Long o.
the Salvation army, and formerly
stationed here, are In the-village for .
few weeks. They are on three months
furlough, on account OF illness, ant
being we'll pleased with the treatmen
they received bereiconcluded to COM
here 10 spend the time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
Nine Hundred a.. Tainted Hash.

LEAyENwORTH. Kan. March 25.-
One death has resulted here among the
900 old soldiers nc the National Sol
dIers' home here. who were poisoned
by eating tainted hash. The victim
was william J. Cook. aged sixty.four
years. n member Of the Fourteenth
Missouri cavalry. About seventy.hye
of the veterans are still In a serious
condition. but II Is not thought any OF
these will die. The majority OF the
others made III win recover.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
Sis Kn,.a m. s..,. y. c,..s.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March ga
special train on the Santa re railway.
carrying n score Of students home from
m intercollegiate Geld meet nj Glare.
mont. collIded hcad-on with the out.
bound limited train while both trains
were moving NJ a rapid rnte within the
city limits Six persons were killed
and sesentcep injured, several Of them
probably fatally.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
Son. Of vatican orsa.i,..

PTTTsBuRG. March - - With q
membership Of nearly loo members
the new organization of puddlers
known rs the Sons Of Vulcan was
made n fact at a meeting held In this
city. The new organization comprises
seven tcnths Of the puddlcrs' lodges In
western Pennsylvania. Six states were
represented At the meeting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
r,,,,, Oct. Thre. rrs,Iae-..

BANGKOK. Siam. March 25.-The
Franco slamese treaty was signed here
Under the treaty France obtains three
rich provinces. Battanokoug. Hangkor
aud slsophon. covering about 1890
square miles Of territory. In return for
Port KRAFT Advantageous settlement
10 both countries l. made Of all out.
standing questions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
n.nle, rer Zoo pie. a, seq.

NEW YORK. March 25.-The British
ship I.awhlll arrived here from Della
goa bay. ON Feb. 10 Mitchell Campbell
of Pictou y. s.. carpenter. died OF
maiarial fever aud was buried NJ sea.
A monkey also died nj sea. This was
Mozambique grass monkey which
was sent TO Curator Hornaday Of the
Bronx park roo. The monkey was
very intelligent and was called Paddy
Murphy by the United States consul.
who sent him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
Forest rire In vir.ist..

DANvILLE. Va. March -. - The
forest hre which broke out near Stuart.
the county seat Of Patrick county. aud
which spread southeast through that
county 10 CriiK l. stlll raging. The firc
has resulted In heavy loss Of property
including The burning o. valuable tim
Der land aud farm houses
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25

PUTNAM. Conn. March 22.-Ezrn
Hammond IL dead NJ his home In West
Woodstock. aged i0i years. He was
the second oldest man In the state and
claimed his age was due 10 always
looking on the bright side Of life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
s.. Claim. Inn saui.

BOSTON. March 23.--An appalling TO.
tai Of 100 lives and 81 ships have been
sacrificed 10 the storms and PREACHER.
Gus coasts Of New England and the
maritime provinces for the winter Just
ended.