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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
A Losina Came.

What makes you so grouchy2- T won $50 at poker last night" Well, does that make you sore7- Sure it does. had to spend t1n for drinks, three dollars for cigars. s4s for a new dress. to square myself with my wife. and burned a hole in my new trous- CTS with a cigar And they paid me my winnings ia L O. Ussi"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
strans.. I,ecture.

Honolulu. Aug. s.-Secretary of Commerce and Labor straus n yesterday said that Pearl Harbor speaking to the business community would be sufficiently improved to ac- commodate the entire Americnavy eommodate the entire American navy. He said thastRe new need or the Hawaiian islands was better communication with the mainland. a great obstacle to which was the eoastwise navigation laws
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
LOUISIANA SPEEDIEST
Private Built Boat Faster Than the Connecticut Built By
 Government.

Boston, August 9.-After a year of speculation and conflicting claims, the relative speed of the big battleships, the Connecticut and Louisiana has been formally established. On the face of the returns the private built boat the Louisiana has a slightly better record.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
situation in New York.

New York, Aug 9.-The strike Of the telegraph operators in Chicago to-day is regarded by the company as not likely to precipitate a strike here. The walkout, however, has hampered the transmission of busi- ness both to and from Chicago. It was said at the local headquarters of the telegraphers' union also to-day that a strike of operators in New York was unlikely.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
Fire fin Garage.

New York. Aug 9.--Fire broke out in Macy Bros big automobile garage and repair shop in Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn early to-day and caused a loss of s110ODo. Among the 26 au- t0mobiles burned was an imported machine owned by City Comptroller Herman Metz and valued at s1Soc0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
His Own Experienee.

Have you What Can Be Done with a Chafng DishT asked the customer in the book shop No. ms'am.- re- piled the hagsardlooking clerk. zho had attended 6 welsh rabbit party the night before. but can tell you vhst should De done with q chsans dishL-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
Trial Postponed.

South Norwalk. Aug s.-The case of Frank Smith. eolored. charged with indecent assault. which was to have been tried this morning. was postponed until tomorrow on ac- count of the absence of one of the wftnc<res
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09

Now is the time to pay your sub- scription to the Democrat if you want the August number of the wo- mans Hone Companion free. All that Is necessary Is to pay your sub scription al the Democrat ocscs in advance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
K. ofc. Convention.

Norfolk. Va. Aug s.-The Knights of Columbus vilf elo e their annual convention at the Jamestown exposi- ton to-day. There is contest over the next place of meeting. Boston snd Chicago being in the race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
Tro,I.y wreck on Long island.

HAMPSTEAD. \. T.. Aug. 9.-J. A. R. vanderzwelf. a motorman. was kill ed and several seriously injured as the result of head-on collision on the New York and Long Island Traction company's line half mile east of the trestle at Valley Stream.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
mr. snr~ cIr-. e5o .ooo.

NEW YORK. aug. e.-Mrs. Russell Sage has given s50.oo0 for a new building for the Long Island railroad employees branch of the Young Mems Christian association at Long Island City.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
All Are Out.

Kansas City, Aug. 9.-The entire force of the Western Union, about one hundred and fifty in number went out on strike to-day. The op- orators at the stock exchange also went out on strike.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
s,eamer Wrecked.

Rockland. Me. Aug s.-The tramp steamship Freysell was wrecked on the Malcolm ledges. about twenty miles from this place, during the night. The steamer is total loss. No lives were lost.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
Dea,h of P..sffeian.

Chicago. Aug s-Miehasl D. Me- Donald. for many years leading politician and gambler. died here at the hospital today. Te leaves an estate valued at sseversi million dol- lars
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
General strike seem. Sure,

CHICAGO. Aug. O. All Western Union operators on overland wires Ih the main ofice here went home last night following the refusal of one man after another to work with nonunlon men at Los Angeles. A general strike seems sure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
SHEA IS DEFEATED.
Daniel J. Tobin of Boston Elected by
 the Team Drivers.

Boston. Aug s.-The contest for the presidency of the Team Drivers and Helpers International union was settled to-day by the election of Dan- iel J. Tobin of Boston. Cornelius P. Shea of Chicago, president for the past four years. was defeated. The vote was: Tobin. 104: Shea, s4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
Baronet and Lady Ia Trunk Mystery.


 MONTREAL. Aug. 9.-Sir We're and Lady Goold, who were arrested at Marseilles for the alleged murder of a woman whose body was found in a trunk, formerly lived in Montreal. They arrived in Montreal from Eng land some ten years ago. The man. who was known as We're Thomas St, Leger Goold. was in the millinery busf- ness, and his wife conducted fash ionable dressmaking business in which she made considerable money. They returned to Europe about three years ago. Goold claimed to have succeeded to. title by the death of his brother, Sir James Goold. but 1t is stated that the latter is still alive in Australia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
Men Out at Helena.

Helena, Mont, Aug 9.-A flash bulletin to the Associated Press says that all the Western Union operators have gone out on strike.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09

Grsenville. Ken. Aug s.-Hsrrison Alexander. a negro. vho assaulted q half-Fittsd white woman here. xas hanged in the iaii here today
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
FIND BARNEY's BONES.
Grave of Miner Pointed Out by Steve
 Adams.

TELLURIDE, Colo, Aug. 9.-What is said to be the skeleton of w. J. Bar ney, timber man employed in the Smuggler- Union mine and who dis appeared in the month of June. 1901, Shas been exhumed near the Alta mill, nSer Gold King basin, twelve miles from Telluride. by General Bulkeley Wells, the manager of the Smuggley- Union Mining company, and others.
 According to Mir. Wells account, the remains were found in an improvised grave and its location was pointed out by Steve Adams, now in jail in Idaho awaitingl second trial on the charge of murder. when he was here in June, 1906, n the custody of Wells.
 After Adams made the alleged con- fession. which he afterward repudi- ated, and in which he is supposed to have acknowledged being the assassin of Arthur Collins. formerly general manager of the Smuggler-U Union mine, and to be familiar with the places where the bodies. of W.'J Barney and Wesley Smith. shift boss of the Liberty Bell mine were buried. he was brought down here by General Wells to point out the graves of the missing men.
 He showed General Wells the place according to the best of his recollec. ton. Adams evidently gave an accu. rate description of the place, for 1t is understood little difficulty was exper- fenced iI uncovering the grave. [.
 4 part of the skeleton. including the teeth. was brought to town by General Wells for Identification.
 Barney incurred the i'll will of the union here by working at the Snug gler-Union mine after the strike in April, 1901. It was this strike that caused the riots in July of that year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Partly sloudy tonight and Saturday light fsstsrly winds. becoming variable
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
Hanged for Asssult.

New Orleans, Aug s.-Lazsr Mrhojevich was hanged here to-day for sssaultinz a small girl. He pro- tested his innocence to the last
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
SHOPS PILLAGED
Fresh Outbreaks Against the Jews at Tangier Are Just
 Reported.

Tangier, Aug 9.-Horrible details of the slaughter of Jews, the mal- treatment of women and the pillage and burning of shops ar Casablanca are told by passengers who arrived here last night by steamer from that port. They say that after the bomb ardment of the place began both the Moorish soldiers and the Arabs re- venged themselves on the inhabitants. plundering, killing and burning on all sides. They sacked the custom house and burned a large part of the city, where streets are so filled with de- composing bodies that an epidemic is thereatened Among the Jews killed was a man under the protection of the British consulate His sisters were assaulted and carried off by Moors
 Many feats of. heroism both by French and Spanish sailors are re- counted
 Tangier, Aug 9.-Tranquility has been restored at Casablanca, on the west coast of Morocco, and fanatics and hostile tribesmen who invaded the city have been driven out when the French cruiser Forbin, which ar rived here this morning left that port. All the Europeans and others who sought refuge on the steamers in the bay have relanded and returned to their homes
 Much of the city of Casablanca is practically in ruins as result of the bombardment, even the European quarter being extensively damaged, the warships having directed the fire of their guns on that part of Casa blanca with the object of ending the extensive footing in which the Moors were reveling. The bodies of those who were killed in the recent fight ing have since been piled up in the streets and are being buried as quickly as possible.
 !, Four battalions of Spanish infan- try, with rapid fire gnns. which nave been stationed at Algeciras, near Gibraltar, have been ordered to pro- ceed to Morocco.
 In response to the urgent request of the British consul at Hazagan, . short distance southwest of Casa blanca, steamer was to-day dis patched from here to that port.
 The Spanish cruiser Rio de Lapata from Cadiz arrived at Casablanca to re-inforcek the international fleet.
 Casablanca is now in complete pos session of the French and Spanish men are ashore nd.others are ready forces. Of the former about 2.OUo to land at short notice should 1t be necessary to send achievements.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
At The
 Hampson-Se||eW Store The August Furniture Sale Has Commenced,

In keeping with our policy of for- mer years and with the policy of the largest and most successful furni- ture stores in the big cities. we again offer all the odd pieces of fine furni- ture that has run over a season at great sacrifice prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09

would you bs rtrhout vnss you want shsa ise Ad night set itf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
There are thous- ands of dollars luorth of fine fur niture in this
 August Sale.

No matter whether you have q whole house to fit out or an odd piece or so to buy. the August sale will prove a money saving event to you to patronIze.
 Never less than 25 per cent discount on all pieces with Red Tags on. WE FURNISH THE PRETTEsT
 HOMES" The Hsmpson-SeIlev Furniture Co Waterbury Agency for the celsbrste5
 Glenvood Range. Next to Reid ( Hueheh
 iis-lao Bank n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
THAW IS IN
HIGH SPIRITS
Affidavit of His Mother
PIeases Defendant
COURTS DECISION THIS; WEEK
HARRY THAW is ANxIousA &;
CHANCE TO PROVE THAT H @
SANE AND SAYS He WILL SUBJ
NIT TO ALL PHASES or REAs-
oNA5LE EXAMINATION.

New York, March 25.--Time between
nesday morning, when the Thaw trial
is scheduled to be resumed, will be
spent by Justice Fitzgerald in exam
lining the affidavits and other papers
in the insanity proceedings filed by
opposing counsel so that with the re-
sumption of the trial Wednesday the
justice will be ready with his decision
as to whether a lunacy commission
shall be appointed 1t is stated today
that if the commission is appointed
Thaw will not take advantage of the
legal devices to thwart the thorough
examination. He is said to be eager
for a. chance to prove that he is sane
Thaw is credited with saying;
IT -Wffl'- Submit t0 all phases of an
examination that is rational and reas
enable"
Tilaw is not convinced that Justice
Fitzgerald will it necessary to ap-
point commission in lunacy but he
resents the possibility of the general
public inferring from the fact that his
counsel opposes District Attorney Jer-
ome's move for the appointment of a
commission. that he shrinks from the
ordeal of facing such a body. Thaw
is in high spirits over the affidavits
drawn in his behalf and delivered to
Justice Fitzgerald He is especially
pleased with the affidavit prepared by
his mother.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
ROumanian Government
Temporarily PowerIess
SEVERAL SERIOUS CONFLICTS
AND lNcENDlARIsM
is TAKING PLACE, LED BY THE
REVOLVING PEASANTS, WHO
HAVE CAUSED GOVERNMENT
TROOPS TO RETREAT.

Bucharest, March 25.-That the re-
voting peasants Of Roumania are at
least temporarily beyond the control of
the government forces in the field is
amply evidenced by the stories of pill
Laying and incendiarism coming in
from all parts of Moldavia and WAL
laehia, There have been several ser
ious conflicts between the peasants and
the troops, notably at Bacess and the
district of Vaslui, where 1000 peasants.
armed with rifles and reyolvers. at
tackled a company of soldiers. The
troops fired several volleys, killing
forty peasants and woundinr "A -Iarge
number, but the soldiers were so great
ly outnumbered that they finally were
Obliged to retreat
AT the village OF Teleorman, in the
Alexandria district, the WallachIa
peasants sacked the synagogue ana
burned forty houses. The rioters also
demolished and completely pillaged
Zimnicea another village in the Alex
andria district. The army reserve
men are fraternizing with the maraud-
ers and participating in the work OF
plunder. Thousands of the peasants
surround the little town of Rosiori de
Vede in the Alexandria district with
the intention of looting 1t il favorable
opportunity arises. The troops al
RJsiori de Vede are not numerous
enough to hold out indefinitely. The
total number of troops now In Mold
avia is $3.50 but large endorsements
are still required. At today's session
of the chamber of deputies the mem
bers suggested to the government that
energetic repression was the only
course suited to the conditions in the
disturbed regions of the country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
Train Carrying Scores
Of Students in Wreck
Six Persons Killed and Seventeen Injured When Fast
Santa Fe Train Collides With Another Pas
senger Train in Los Angeles

We're convinced there were at least two
additional bodies under the wreckage
of the smoker.
Among the injured are the following !:
Engineer Fred Walker, Overland
train.
Fireman Fl. HI. Beal, Overland train.
A. .Grossman, Philadelphia.
G. Stuart, Claremont, Cal.
Clarence Jones, Los Angeles.
j. Smith, Los Angeles.
II. F. Smith, Los Angeles.
Eugene Esteppey, winner Of the two
mile race, Los Angeles.
F. H Cutting, conductor of the spe-
cial train Pomona.
l.. Worley, Claremont.
Lloyd Worrell, Los Angeles.
r. W. Wilson, Los Angeles.
l.. N. Morrell, Los Angeles.
Miss Eta Lane, Los Angeles.
Charles Parsons, Los Angeles.
Guy Goodwin, Los Angeles.
Edward Mcclellan, Pomona.
The collision occurred in that part
Of the Los Angeles river bed occupied
by the Santa Fe tracks and directly
beneath the Buent Vista street bridge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
Taken From the River at
Grand Forks
BODY IN BAD CONDITION
GRAND FORKS MAN WHO DIsAP-
PEARED JAN. 23 LAST, WAS
FOUND TODAY BETWEEN TWO
5ARGEs IN THE RED RIVER,
NEAR GRAND FORKS.

Grand Forks. March 25.--The body of
Thomas ]. Ford. the man who disap-
peared from TINS clty Jan. 23, last, was
taken from the river at noon today.
The body had been in the water ever
since the night of Jan. 23, when it was
discovered that the man had disap-
peared.
This morning Captain of Police
Hayes started out to drag the river for
the body when he found Ford's cap a
short distance from where the body
was later taken out. The cap was taxi
en- to Mrs. Ford, the mans wife, VINO
identified 1t and this caused the police
to make systematic search for the
body near where the cap was found.
1t was not long after the men re-
turned to the point that the body was
caught on the hooks and brought to
the surface.
In a badly decomposed condition by
reason of the long burial in the water
and mud, the remains were taken on
shore and Identified as those of Ford.
In the vest pocket was found the mans
watch. The watch had stopped at
6:18, which it is believed was the time
that Ford fell into the river
The body was between two barges
that We're tied up to the bank 1t is
believed that Ford attempted to cross
the river on the evening of jan 23 and
had fallen into hole where the barges
We're standing and being unable to get
out he drowned and his body became
fastened under the barges.
Where Ford's body was found the
snow had drifted and this prevented
the water from freezing.
A reward of 5000 was offered by the
wife for the recovery Of her husbands
body, but Captain Hayes refused to
accept the reward from the widow.
The remains will be shipped to Port
age, Wis, for .nterment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25

Los Angeles, Cal, March 25.--A spe-
cial train on the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railway. carrying scores OF
students home from an intercollegiate
field meet at Claremont, collided head
on with the outbound limited No. on
the same road while both trains were
moving at a rapid rate, within the city
limits Saturday night, Six persons
We're killed and seventeen injured sew
erai of them fatally.
Both engines, one of the baggage
cars on the Overland limited. and thS
smoker on the special, were demolish-
ed. The crash was terrific and was
heard many blocks away from the
scene
The known dead:
G. G. FRANKLIN, student at ITni-
versity of California.
A. H. EDWARDS.
MAI. c. GALL.
FRED HODGSON, the three iattes
students at Occidental college.
Workers at the wreck stated they
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
Three Murders and Two Suicides of
Murderers Is the Record OF Sunday

San Francisco. March 25.--The body
OF Mrs. Martha Sederberg aged ga, was
found hidden in a closet of her home.
46S B street. Erland III. Sederberg, her
SON has been arrested on suspicion of
being the murderer. 1t is known that
last night he came home intoxicated
and quarreled with his mother. Mrs.
sederberg's body, partly clad. was
found in an upright position and wrap
ped in blanket. Her throat was cut,
her face gashed and one leg almost
severed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
France to Send Troops to
Morocco
THE POLICY OF REPRIsALS
1T MAY BE REsoRTED TO BY
FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO Sc
CURE SATISFACTION FROM THE
MOORISH GOVERNMENT FOR AS
sAsslNATIoN OF MAUcHAMP.

Paris, March 25.--As a result of the
cabinet meeting today it was decided
to send French troops to occupy the
oudja frontier town in Morocco until
the Moorish government gives fulf sat
isfaction for the nssasslnation of DIR.
Mauchamp The French demands for
reparation will be forwarded to Fez
Immediately. Foreign Minister Pin
chon recommended a policy of repris-
ais If necessary to secure satisfaction
from the Moroccan government.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
CREATE SIX
CARDINALS
consistOry Is to Be Held
April Is
APPOINT FOREIGN CARDINALS
THEY WILL BE- CREATED AT AN
OTHER coNslsToRY TO BE
Y GID AT END OF THE YEAR.
=. % ANcEs ARE MADE FOR TWO
X ses. CARDINALS IN THE U. S.

Rome, March 25.--In addition to the
consistory 10 be held April 10 at which
six cardinals will be created. the pope
will hold another consistory at the
end of the year for the purpose of APP
pointing foreign cardinals. England
having been without representative
in the sacred college, since the death
of Cardinal Vaughan, will have one
cardinal. Strong advances are being
made ofr~benalf for the United States
for two more cardinals, one in the east
and the other in the west, but it has
not been decided on this subject.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
PENROSE WAS
EXONERATED
SENATE COMMITTEE GETS oFFlc.
IAL NOTICE OF TRIAL.
Court Martial That Tried the Officer
Found That the Shooting up" Of
Brownsville Was Done by Cavalry
men of the Twenty fifth Regiment.

Washington, March 25.-The senate
committee on military affairs today re-
ceived from the acting secretary Of
war copy of the telegram from Brig.
Gen. McGauskey, commanding the de-
partment of Texas, concerning Major
Penrose court martial The telegram
says that Penrose was exonerated, but
that the court found that the shoot
ing up" of Brownsville was done by the
men of the Twenty y-fifth cavalry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
man MISSING
5 YEARS FOUND
WILLIAM L. CHURCH LOCATED IN
INSANE HOSPITAL.
Kansas City, Mo-, Contractor Disap-
peared Eight Years Ago and After a
Search by Relatives He Is Found in
Chicago Institution.

Chicago, March 25.--After a search
of eight years, William L. Church, con-
tractor of Kansas City, Mo-. was found
today in a hospital for the insane at
Dunning, Ills. He was sent to the in
stitution nearly year ago from this
city. After his disappearance from
home, eight years ago, photographs OF
Church were sent to the police Of sew
eral cities. including Chicago. but up
to today no word as to his whereabouts
had been received.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
TRAlNMEN VOTE.
! Last Votes Cast. on Strike Question
Reach Cleveland.

Cleveland, o.. March rs. The last
votes Of the membership Of the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen west Of
Denver will reach this city today, 1t
Is expected Forty seven thousand
men have been voting on the question
of striking to enforce demands for an
increased scale of wages. The poIl is
the most extensive move towards a
general strike since the American
Railway union tie-up in 1894. The
ballots viii be counted at the national
headquarters In this city,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
BONILLA and
men RETREAT
Allied Armies of Salvador
Routed Everywhere
VICTORY FOR NICARAGUA
LEGATION AT PARIS GET WORD
CONFIRMING vlcToRY-U. s.
GUNBoAT MARIETTA is AT
HONDURAS NO ENCOUNTERS
ARE REPORTED.

Paris, March 25--The Niearaguan
legation today received the following
dispatch from Senor Gomez, Nicara-
guam minister of foreign affairs, con-
firming previous reports of the Mic
aragua's victory at Choluteca. The
tCholuteca, (Honduras) taken, allied
armies of Salvador and Honduras
routed everywhere. President Bon
lila has sought refuge at San Lorenzo
with 200 men. Our ships have sail
ed to capture them" "Tegucigalpa will
fall tomorrow
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-25
UNIQUE DOUBLE WEDDING.
Father Weds the Girl ard His Son
Marries the Mother.

Snoma, s. d., March 25.-A double
wedding, at which a man aged so mar
ried a girl aged 90. and his son, aged
%, married her mother aged Al. was
celebrated at the Barrett ranch, north
Of Snoma.
Richard Ellsworth, a widower, and
son, Keene Ellsworth, lived on a ranch
adjoining that on which Mrs. Emma
r. Barrett, widow. and her daughter,
Jennie Barrett. made their home. Rich
ard Ellsworth courted the daughter
and Keene Ellsworth, the mother. The
father and son and mother and daugh-
ter started south Immediately after the
wedding.
Young Ellsworth will take charge Of
the Barrett ranch, while his father will
live with his young bride on the Ellis
worth ranch.