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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
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ntgten Insbait ber big iebt ausaeIeas
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binocrt iuerben. oab Ghiffe einsclz
fpciie anf 8rlno Der grfa6runaem
dnoerer Staaten geba,t fpiirSen.
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Slotte. Soano in Sanb nriifie notepens
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folgen.,
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erforoerlicb. Die anlaBlid Der cbtpaIg
tenoen llmitdnoe befpiIlist perben
miibte. slllerbings, bemerfte er.
babe Die Sinan5reform oes Sabres
1906 Den III iie 9eiebten Grtparhina
gen nidt entiproden uno cine neue
Steuerporlase lei unbernieiblid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

glinbe, Saubitumme, 9eoiirfti9e unb
Gntmutbigte. Oieielben reprdiens
teiren einen idbrlihen Geinperlllt fllr
Die Nation, ipelder bem HeiHtbum
aller 1lniperiitdten. GoIlegien mnb
te6niiden Shulen oes gan5en Sans
bes glei6fonnt.
Cine 6auptliriade oieler ubnors
malen Sabl bon 6ilfsbeoiirftisen lit
in ben pielen. burh Nnd)ldiiigfeit bers
uriadten llnglildsfduen 6ll finben.
Weniee fonnen lih eiren 8egriff bon
Oeni idbrIihen Nationals sWerluit irs
folse bieier llnfdlle MAIDEN. Sn ben
Der. Staaten fperocn idbrlif), elmer
conIerpatipen glblhdbiing 5ufolge,
cine Wlillion slrbeiter infolge bon linz
gliidsfdllen getobtet pber berlest.
gs lit burd) Die grfabriingen in
europa betpieien iporben, baB Die uns
gliidsfdlle nit etipns Ioriibt fat
ldmmtlih bdtten perbiitet tperben fonz
men. 9ieielben foiten nad elmer
niebrigen Shdbung Dem 9anD idbre
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@eiammts 9obne aller 8rilbenz nno
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fpmnIt.
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llnoronung bdlt Die 8unabme an
Ierbreden uno 2nltern nlIer Mrt
gleiden S6ritt. Sn ben Sabren
1885 bis 1908 bat Die 3nbl Der
Selbitmoroe flint Wial, inb Die 3abl
Der Morbe unb 5ootihldse in ben 20
sSabren. bon 1885 bis 1904. mebr
nls brei Wial ifneIler Susenontmen,
als Die ginpobner5abl bes 2anbes.
~Soiiab Strpns bebanptet. DAB gum
Rinoeiten $4,000 Meni6en idbrli6
in nnieren Snouitrien burh llnfdlle
getobtet ODER perlebt iperben.
,Nimmt man beiicn ,3ablen ais Saiis
an, 70 lit eriidtlih, baf In mnierem
Nirtbihaftsfrics jdbrlidl mebr Men=
fdJen setjbtct mnn pcrleBt merben, ais
bic sciammten idbrlihcn |erlmite mn..
ieres giirserfrieses, nnieres Ebilip=
pinena &rieses mnb beS rmiiiif =japa=
niidcn Srieses betrnsen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
SIR $25 i'm S,uiidenoed mad, europa.
u c ~ Iprf. 81. 9lun.

yl ~ Jp I I, II. Nliq.
.Oas @eIddft lit pen,oralilirtl" !"
Sieie Grtldrllng CAB 9eitern Der Sers
treter elmer 5u Der transatlantiihen
GonierenS gebori9en Sampfer s2inie,
ais Der 9err iiber Die 9eltern DEN
glsenten mitgctbeilte 9iebu5iruna Der
3piibenoedss9tate bon bier nadb
europa befrast purbe. 3ipei Der
sroBen Sampfers2inien baben ben
Isentllren burh Girfnlare frmb unb
5u iuiHen 9etban. bab Die 3pilhcns
bedss9fate bon bier nath europa auf
$50 rebu5irt iporoen lei. bingegel
bleibe Die 3ate bon europa nah Imez
rita unperdnoert. 3uerit fiinoiate
Die 8amburg slmerifa 2inic Die Hes
bl5irung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an.
Iuf allen Sampfern oieler 2inie. nit
slmsnabme Der .Seutl6lano". lit Die
3lpil6enoedss Gate bon $33 aui $25
reou5irt ipDrben, Die State fir Die
"Seuti4lano" betrdgt $33 uno Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
9rabtOie gerbinnnms nit sllasfa.

gS bington, 8. g., 21. Slua.
slae arrangements iinb iebt ses
trottcn iporocn. iupnab b6S &rieass
nno pas Northumberland aemeins
Jam cine brabtloie Werbinonng sipiz
id)en giomc uno ct. Nihacls, Ilasta.
nno Seattle uno San Srancisco un<
terbalten iperoen. SaS Si9nalforps
Der slrmee bat brabtloic Stationen in
ben Stdotcn in sllasfa. uno i'm nod
item Sabre miro es cine Station in
Sort 8ibbon einridten. bon 100 ans
Die @erbinonn9 NIT elmer Statiou
bereeltellt iperben ioll, Die Die Slotte
IN Saloe6 erridDten tpirh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Jiieienfeucr brinst Smnberte auiscr
Mrbeit.
% { 10 q prf. 90. 9(uo.

ytcip Yorf, 90. Mug.
Snfolse zines Seuers, ipelhes eiu
pierltodiges ySaarenbaus ilno ssabrifs
gebdlloe an Surman Strabe in
Srooflpn Sanlstae 5erItortc, ipnrbcn
mebrere bunbert slnseiteIltc broblos.
Der Serlult belduft lib auf minbes
items 100000. 9as Seuer bradl
i'm britten Stodiperf bes @ebGubes
aus, iuelhes fat elm san5es Stra>
Bengeoiert einnabm imo elm 6lams
menmeer biloete, ais Die Sencrfpebr
eintraf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Serbingnifppllc 2nitfabrt.

2iber o II. 81. s., "a. slua.
Gin @aiolinz zgebdlter in einem
Iotorboote ailf Dem Spacpttee SluYle
erplooierte eeitern slbeub unb berrrs
iahte ben SOB bon 5ipei i,nb Die @ers
lesung bon flint Terloncn.
Sier5ebn iiin9e 2eute. Die cine
Sabrt nad gieipport an Sau 9iiper
aentabt batten unb aui i6rer 9aids
fabrt in 9iperton anbielten, befanoen
iih in oem goote. George 9lntlipa
2pbia @fercier ipurben set6otet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Mieiiser Walobranb.
@ o + dl e ter. Nao55. "a. M,,

8or6 It er. MaiI., "a. Mng.
Ser sroBe 8alobrano. ipelher Dor
orei Sagen in Gait Sbompion, Co.,.
begnnn, eritredte iid bilrd Die .0one
slas Boobs", cine balmumitaubene
WiloniB an Der @ren5e bon Ma1Ias
huietts. Gbobe Sslanb lnb Gonnectiz
cut. Sie Slammen ipdl5ten lid) iiber
Die Stabt Douglas ilnb umfingen gee
itern Ibenb Die Srte Sutton, Orforb
uno ltgbriose. Neall. Sas abaez
brannte slreal betrdgt 5tpiIden 5000
uno 5000 ELDER. gabe5u 1000 Idns
ner befdmpien Die Slammen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

State fir Die 8. aaiiite alii ben Sans
pfern .&diierin Iu9nite Wictoria~
iino .Imerifa" lit MIR $50 Sic
9ollanos Imerifn mar Die 5fpeite 2is
ME, iuelde Die Infiinbigune Der Ges
on5irilng Der 9fate auf $25 mahte,
nno man ertpartet bab Die anoeren
5nr trdrlsatlantiiben gonferen5 gebo>
ri9en Sinicn iebr balb ra6foloen
iperDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Sdlinime Sampffeiiel. Ggploiion.
g c 10 gorf, 25. glua.

t 10 y I, 20. NIIY
Ser aeliel bes apblenl6iffes .Yaz
terIon", pelcbes geiuobnli6 Sabrten
madt 5lpiiden bier unb Bolton. err
plopirte bellte bel Gangs Sod III Sos
b5fell. Scr Nai6iniit Ni. Sopfins
aus Bolton ino feds anbere Nidnner
erIitien babel Den SOB.
Sas Sd,iff bate felt mebreren Sas
gen am God gelesen, uno beute iuurs
zen Gprbereitlnsen fiir Die slbiabrt
aetroifen. Ser gtaibinilt Sopfins
mahte Seuer inter Dem aellel. nm
SannpT ber5llltellen. unb Die @rplos
inn erfolste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
siemer Serrider BON Nsarpffo.

Gan Sebaitian. Spaitien,
%. Iusllit.
Ser ipaniIde Goniul in Mlogaoor,
@aroffo. beitdtigt Die telegrapbiI6e
WeIonng bon Der Yroflamation
@ulai Soafig's. bes Sultan's grus
Der. gum 9errid)er Iarotfo's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

Siille nnS 6iille in ibren eisenen @rus
ben baben. 9e5ipungen iporben iino,
9obleu IN Inltralien 5u beitellem. sic
baben aud Dor 5ipei Wohen Gpntrafte
III Sainois CUR 2ieferung bon 1000
Sonnen aoblen ab9eiebloilen mnb be-
5ablen einen Dollar fir Die Sonne
nno iieben SoIarS Sra9t fir bielelbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Wsansel an grbeiter.

Omaha. Nebr., 23. Mus.
Ser 0eanael an slrbeitern I'M
gSelten bat ein afuteS Stabilm err
rei6t. Gr b.t ba5u 9efiibrt. Die &obs
lengrdberei iolSu perrin9ern, bab Die
&arrimansSinien. bic Seuer,ln9 IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
SaS yerbre6en, 0ettlpigfeit nno
VanperlSmuS Nnfd san fDttt

en- mere nnfnnl6n Statter brnsen an s
fA nnen nnb beie Sabn reben biseen Sprac
patriohl6n Inertaner Naoenen muB Sroiefor
U s. Suneu gSabgton g. g.
ehen Snn nadfehloe Sabeaen. pele
DAB @ nbt be5ablt" bab u m flehes
Gdten ut penn elm Tof Die Sanen Gbrentbs perlbt
pann rt eS 1l pte Siga
&alpcrisns Die s nid aaubt bab men sbaer nnb
at mbepin9 osenbe Sabeue enmu sa bebersen
genen Sas en
un9en @roiefo gui9nus stati" ln 5i Scrrn Yro,
fIors
Sabeae a. = Ccwune Gntbaben Srppcritat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
NO UiSUnIiieN LAW.
Judge Says There Is Q Proper Reme-
 dy In Courts For Such Wrongs.

Judge Says There Is . Proper Reme-
 dy In Courts For Such Wrongs.
 PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 26. =. Judge Martin in the criminal court here dur ing the trial of a negro on the charge of attempting to kill another negro re fused to permit evidence offered by the defendants counsel to go to the jury which tended to prove that the prison CTS action was prompted because he claimed that the other negro had stolen the affections of his wife. Judge Mar tin said:
 ''It sometimes happen that man may catch his wife in compromising position with another man, and there have been occasions when a shooting at such time has been exonerated on the ground that the husband was tenn porarily insane. When the period of excitement has passed, however. and the husband has had chance to de- liberate. upon the matter such de fense could not be raised. There Is no unwritten law. Nor is jealousy any excuse for murder There is proper remedy in the courts for any wrongs that man may suffer in his home.' ! The defendant was convicted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
WATERFOWL JOTTINCs
FAYETTEVILLE WATERTOWN

Joseph Atwood is ill with the grip.
 Henry Fitch, veteran of the civil war, is seriously i'll.
 George Cook of Winsted visited with friends in town Sunday,
 Miss Mary Fitch, who has been i'll for the past few weeks. Is gradually gaining.
 The Rev w.. H. Garth of Nauga- tuck will preach in Christ church on "Wednesday evening at 7::45 o'clock.
 James B. Woolson has sold the property known as the old pipe shop to James Grifln.
 About four inches of snow fell on Sunday which was badly drifted ow- ing to the high winds which started to blow on Monday, and travelling on some of our highways in the out skirts of the town is decidedly slow.
 The suit of R. T. Lewis against the town for damages to his property by change of grade on highway in front of his place, was finished in the dis trict court of Waterbury yesterday, and the decision is awaited with in- terest as there was quite difference of opinion in the testimony of the witnesses. @
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Amb...ador Bryce Presented.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Ambassa- dor Bryce was presented to the presi- dent at the White House. Mir. Bryce said: "Mr. President I have the honor by command of the king. my august sovereign, to deliver to you letter ac- crediting me as his ambassador to the United States of America. His majes- ty has directed me to assure you of bis earnest wish that the cordial rela- tions which happily exist between Great Britain and the United States should be maintained and strengthened and has impressed upon me the duty of doing whatever may be in my pow CT for the attainment of this end"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
0AKVILlE HAPPENINGS

c. A. smith. of Main street is con fined to his home by illness.
 Miss Phoebe Mcdonald. teacher at tho Davis street school. is on the sick list. and the school is closed as a re- suit.
 The Young Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will go on a sleigh ride to Thomaston, this ev- ening. The party will be in charge of Miss Mabel Matthews, of Newton Heights.
 Kenneth Warner. of Bridgeport was a recent visitor with relatives here
 Much complaint is being hearl of the poor condition of the roadway un- der the new railroad bridge on Main street. The trolley rails are laid m such a manner that a team has to cross them near the bridge in order to get by and as the roadway is not in the best of condition the place is a dangerous one for drivers.
 The stations of the cross for St Mary Magdalene's church have ar rived and will be placed as soon as possible.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
New York Markets.

FLOUR = Steady, but quiet; Minnesota patents, A1od40: winter straights. c.400 55s: winter extras. H.soas; winter pat
 WHEAf@After opening steady on the higher Liverpool cables and smaller worlds shipments wheat turned easy un- der heavier northwest receipts; large ,,s in, outside markets; May. eGss 1-isc' July.
 cSSRNsM.rket was lower under heavy .rs selds rse.ps sSiHnfmas, mas fasS weather ana '
 TALLoM-steady; city. ssc.: country.
 KxS.eui.t: shipping yasc.
 STRAw-Quiet; Syps.isc.
 BEANS -Quiet; marrow, q ac9z 2r3: medium. u.EsaiS: pea. si-so: red kid
 wooi~steady: domestic fleece. ssassc.
 BrTTER-Ffrm. creamery. common 10 extra. 7zd 3c.: held. common to extra lQ Sli1c; state dairy. common to fancy, O8 tc.; renovated. common to extra. lsl lztc
 fsstoTy ,yy,,s,ion eemo9 sr..mery .o er 1slz1c. frsts. i3d24c.
 cHEEsE-Firm: state, full cream. large and small. September. fancy. l4tc.: osto, her best aiI;ss al ss. sSeT.ss sSen ss Sese iie inferior. iis1iz<c-: skins full to light
 EGSs Easy: state. Pennsy!ysnia and choice. sd3pc.; brown and mixed extra. 1e6 sec: frsts to extra frsts. 3ozs1c-: {: western. frsts. Sc tofhcia price. fscD; seconds. IdEi1c.
 HOPSLouiet. state. common te ehoice. 1ss. Isaz5c.: fes. sd11c.: Pacific coast. fs(S i1Sisc-; fss. 1odfsc-
 EgTATOEs - Irish steady. Bermuda Der barrel. E6T: Maine. d-7sflS: Long island. g-s62. state western and Jersey.
 LINE POULTRY Quiet, but steady: fowls. Ilc.. old roosters. sd1oc-. chickens. isaitc.: ducks. lsf1s.zc gesse ia6lss
 DRESSED POULTRY Quiet and u1- eh.neei. fowIs' choice. 1s,xc. co. fair to rocd rzf,Gf5c. old roozters. loc-. nearby chfcken.. 1sdisc-. do-- western lealnzc . nearby turkeys choice te fancy. isa4c So u.sreru choice to fancy. 1ec-s do. fair ro rood. it91sc; nearby ducks. 140 lsc: do-. western. iselE: nearby seese.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Duehe.. con.uelo con,ns Home.

NEWPORT. R. l., Feb. 26.-Wearied of courts and kings and fleeing from the nOtoriety of, her wrecked home life, the Duchess of Marlborough, who was Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. Is com ing to America again. With the two children for whose sake she has shun- ned the divorce courts. which other- wise she would have invoked to free her from her titled husband. the duch- ess will arrive in Newport early in the season and there will visit her brother and sister-in-law. the W. K. Wander bilts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
BIC APPROPRIATIONS.
Senate Passes Measures Car
 rying $3e5, ,oOO. .ooO.
SASIO DOMINGO TREATY RATIFIED.
Postal Service, Pensions and Agricul- tural Bureau Are Costly-Fight to Make Packers Label Meat
 Cans-Aid Army Nurses.

Make Packers Label Meat
 Cans-Aid Army Nurses. K WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The sen ate has now passed the agricultural appropriation bill. carrying nearly $lO,- 100000; the postoffice appropriation bill, carrying $210.OOO, 900; the pension appropriation bill. carrying $145,0O0,- 900, and the bill authorizing the estab- lishment of an agricultural bank in the Philippine Islands.
 By q vote of 43 to 19 the senate has ratified the Santo Domingo treaty. This was one more vote in the affirmative than was required.
 The principal fight over the agricul- tural bill took place on the Beveridge amendment requiring the, packers to pay the cost of administering the meat inspection law. This amendment was defeated OH point of order. Mir Beveridge secured the addition of an amendment which requires the date of canning and inspection to appear on the label of the can containing meat products.
 The postoffice bill was passed in an hour and fifteen minutes. Amend ments adding $1,3SS, ,759 for the exten- sion of the pneumatic mail service and requiring postal cars to be lighted with electricity were adopted.
 Mir. Lodge secured the passage of the Philippine agricultural bank bill. An amendment to this bill offered by Sen ator Culberson declaring the intention of the United States to be to abandon the. islands as soon as stable inde' pendent government should be estab' lished was defeated.
 The senate also passed bill granting . service pension to army nurses Those who are disqualified to earn a livelihood and have reached the age of sixty-two years are to receive SIP a month, at seventy years $15 and al seventy-fve years $20.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Acker Proce.. PIant De,troyed.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Feb. 26.- The plant of the Acker Process com pany was destroyed by fire here. and Henry s. Fairchlld, an electrician, was caught under falling wall and killed. The loss is $sOO.0OO. The company manufactured bleaching powder. caus- tic soda, tin oxide and other products.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Ch.rred Win Lootinx Pullm.n..

JOHNSTOWN, Pa., Feb. 26.-C. E. Hoover, the flagman who gave the first news of the wreck of the Pennsylvania special at Mineral Point. is under ar rest charged with larceny. Detective Robinson alleges that Hoover had in his possession woman's watch with diamond settings worth $1,500 and more than dozen small articles of value. He said he intended to turn the articles over to the officials, and the police are inclined to believe him. The other railroad men, Vincent Sherlock and Michael Burke, were also arrested for footing the Pullmans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
,ap Marco. q. coroa Captured.

San Marcos de Colon. a we'll fortified Honduran town. which was defended by Solomon Ordonez. the Honduran minister of war. at the head of a strong army. was captured by Nicara- guam forces at { o'clock yesterday aft ernoau
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Will Not Allow Wife. Burial.

ASHEyILLE. x. C.. Feb. 26.-Refus. ing to be separated even for an hour from the earthly remains of his wife who died two weeks ago last Friday
 William C. Gray. a wealthy resident of Edgertown, Mass, will not allow fu- neral or burial services. The old gen tleman has shut himself up with tho dead and refuses admittance to callers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
FasaIiy Injured ns.seis.

PITTsBURG. Feb 2s.-Durine . vio- lent nt of coughing Ray Bowden. a eierk of wilson. Pa -bit his tongue and as . result will probably lose his fife He is in the Allegheny general hospital Phys;cians reEsni his case e one of the most reuarkabIe in ued- ical history. His tongne hss swollen 0 thnf n eannse suau6u. -<z-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
ro Probe Pa.tor Burr.s Death.

wESTBORO. Mass. Feb. 26.-It was decided that an inquest should be held into the circumstances connected with the death of Rev. Everett D. Burr, D. D., of Newton, whose body was found beside the railroad tracks here. Judge William E. Fowler will conduct the inquiry.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Claim City Size worth Sso. 1000. 900.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Feb. 26.-Assert- ing themselves to be descendants of Baron Springer of Sweden and heirs to an $sO.OO0, 900 estate in Delaware. the site of the city of Will mington. Mrs. Belle Jones and Mrs. W. c. Moore announced that they would at once send attorneys to Will mington. Del, to investigate the case with a view to obtaining their share Of the estate
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Nor..n Get. seven Va. p,ck..

GENOA, Feb. 26. A report here says that the family of the Mar quis of Cattaneo. which was in the possession of fourteen paintings by Van Dyck. opened negotiations for the sale of seven of them to the Berlin museum. whereupon !. Pierpont Mor- gan purchased the seven pictures fo. <5OO OoO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
General Grant Writes President.

wASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-In addi- ton to a verbal statement to Secretary Taft regarding his Washington birth day speech at Philadelphia General Fred Grant wrote a personal letter to President Roosevelt, explaining the matter from his own point of view.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
rera. Senate Exonerate. Bailey.

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 26-The senate adopted a resolution dismissins the Bailey investigating committee before the committee could prepare a report. The resolution adopted e1onerates Sen ator Bailey in every particular. The vote was 15 ayes to II nays.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
New Possmnsters.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-The presi- dent has nominated the following post masters: New York-S. D. Replogle, Roslyn. Peunsylvania-w. R. Fad. Freeland: R. N. Tubbs, Schicksinny; F. ]. Hoffman, Somerset.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26

British Subject Hanged at warsaw.
 WARSAW. Russian Poland. Feb. 26. -Adolph Tingle. British subject, was court martialed and hanged at the cit adel here yesterday for having robbed a street car conductor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
HamiIton Fish Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-The sem ate in executive session has confirmed the nomination of Hamilton Fish to be assistant treasurer of the United States af New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
T..-.. Bailey AIdrieh very m

BOSTON. Feb. 26.-Thomas Bailey AIdrich. the poet. is seriously i'll at the Homeopathic hospital. this city. follow ing an operation. Mir. Aldrich is seven fy years old.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
D. H..s swallowed H,. Bla.kes.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Do Hong. the ourang outsng of the Bronx zoo. is dead from the effects of sn operation made necessary by his swallowing bic blanket
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
Hive ss.<r usrness-

CATTLE-Recefpss fair. market steady; i; cr1ire. E1fs: prime. Ess6sS. veal calves SIS a
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Clo.ing stock Quotations.

Money on call firm at 5A per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 5A96 per cent. Exchanges, slsO.sao.sl3; balances. slo,7ss.- 766.
 Closing prices:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
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The article which sells best is the one having the best features. Such is the new policy issued by THE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE co of NEW YORK. (Inc. 1860). No estimated dividends: every figure 2 guarantee. Send for rates. Liberal compensation to men of character as agents.
 Walter s. Vaudeville, Manager for Conn. Hartford, conn 2-1-1m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26

The Evening Democrat 10 the peoples paper. The price is zc copy. 12c a week. i2c a month. es . wear, by mail or carrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
THE STAR CLOAK
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 LS3 SOUTH MAIN ST.

Piles of people have Piles. Why suffer from piles when you can use Dewitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel SaIye and get relief. Nothing else So good. Beware of limitations. See that the name is stamped on each box Sold by H. W. Lake Drug Co. Joseph A. smith. S26 Bank street. Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26

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