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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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gutter Sest alld] nod bas a%nliegenoe
glumeu : Sreib6aus. Damn t%rollten
lid bic .sebiloeten" 3peifiiblcr bon
Damien. PIN Sa1tnaEts Sieustag
nernnitalteten Die Hafteulen cine
5ipeite .oerbeiierte" Iufiage. Sds
alolter mllBte lpieoer berbalten. Cine
Itdotiite 3eitung beriftet nortlfh:
HITTER Gerlangen Der Srennllua bon
Staat nnb Stride, iiGertrnfeu lie oiess
mai Die gcmeinen, ba5 Sageslift
Ideuenben Snbibibnen bel ipeitem binz
iihtlid ibrer NATURALIZATION. 8a5
in beiben Sduen, Defenders oiu Sicnss
tag, on Gotten Der nieorigiteu Art .ecs
l%eitet" nairse. ldBt iid nidjt ipieoerz
geben. Den 4enonrnten lit es ges
liin9en, Die 5ebnfopfise 8anoc 5i err
mitteln lino 5u protpfoaieren. @s
befnnben lid bdrunter S06ne qnoe<.
isbeuer glrad. gs ifebt 81 bofien,
Dab bieielben obne Mafiiht Die tpobls
peroiente CITRATE ibrer ,Seibenieiitms
gen" einbeimien." go bas Iurems
bllrgiide 8latt. Sas mar abcr llpd)
utflt Iues.
suf jene S5eneu lit tdum cine
Wode perfloilen uno busielbe LADDER
lid onmme 0ebabren bat iid i'll nod
trauriger WeiIe nieberbolt. Is mar
oies an einem Samstae, ba trolltcn
einige ipabriheinlit, bon elmer nSois
rec" beimfebrenoe jun9e .9errheu"
iiber Den Sdraoeplae. 8eim Sauie
Miiib s8effort. ode SarapeplaB mo
Gbimap : Strabe ~angefommen, flets
terte elmer berielben auf einen Brief
fulten, I'm Die IN eiler Gii6e ltebenbe
Wuttergpttes Statne beruuter .5us
bolen". Gr ipnrDe aber SurCh ben
mittleripeile berbeieefonmencn 8dd,s
ter 8elfring bes v9oloIeums" an ieiz
mem 8orbaben (unb on ipeitereu 9fies
bertrGhtiefeiten b%erart) perbinbert.
Tunmebr iudte riner ieiner @eeleiter,
Der in ben ~5ipan5iger Sdbren itebenoe
aanfmann 49,, fem OHitbd)en am
Wdfter 81 fii6len. gu Den beiben
Seiten CABS blutise aDpie II. /. 10. -
Shone Suitdnoe bas. .Sdabe, baB
Die lurem6urser 3eituneen 10 iebr i'm
Miditanoe iino inn YerDffentliGeu bon
Namen. Gs niiroe ia bDdit interei>
|jdnt iein, iene ~(2iimmeln) SproBlinse
hlis Der Sauptitabt 9urem6urg DEM
Uamen mad fennen 5u lernen. 8ir
ipiirben ia bann ba5 ebrenpertbe Sc
Siiht .tennen". tpenn Dem ginen oner
Dem Gnoern iiber fur5 ooer lang Der
beimatblide 0oben St beiB piiroe,
unb CT iein Slid bier al perIilhen
rsebaHte". gtodmalS jammerIhace,
Dag uus Die giameu ieuer gbeIinse
niht sur 8%eriiisung iteben. Ius
obisen &or9dnsen last lid aber leitt
ihlieBen, ipie ipeit man in gelpiiien
,beIieren" areiieu ser SouptltoSt in
Eunftu 8elieiou gefommeu lit. Sir
iene alaIe it's bis 81 DEM ontis (tas
tholiihen) hriitIiobeu 8eihmad zines
Cola mn elm S6ritt tpeiter. Selto
mebr lit es 0flift uno Iuf9a6e beS
rfatboliifen @olfspereins" an idulen
unS 3i prsaniiicren, bamit man 5ur
3eit Der Notb fampfgeriiitet Dem
Eein0e aeaeniiber ltebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Aus sem iibrisem Tbeilrm.

Stefird d., %. Se6r. am Sonnz
tag berlGieb ploslih oa6ier, an Den
Solaen zines S1lagarfaues, Der ipeit
lino brett betannte @altpirtb nno Ga
nienbdnoler Sr. Seter Nidelss Seiuen.
Sifferbinscn, 2. Wdr5. Ils
Der @aihinenmeiiter Tusuit ainee
bente Nadmittag nif Dem bieligen
5%iitteniperte odniit beIhditist ipar,
cine Srebideibe auf5uitelen, fiel ploss
LID elm lps9eihrmbtes Stiid ser
Sdeibe berab unp trai 8insc. ct
lpnroe 10 idiper an Der 9rliit uerlest.
paB er baib barauf perI6ieb. @r mar
perbeiratbet, 45 Sabre alt.
wills, IS. Sebr. Sn SriiIel
ltnrb bofbeta9t Sram lambert Wiiller.
Surh hieien COB fdut unicrm 8ilser
Solpital Elm SermdftniB bon 100000
Sr. gu. peldes Der @atte DER Jest
REINFORCEMENT ibm permnbt bate.
Shittrinsen, 27. Sebr. Sic
V~eroingsabe nnierer 8aiicrleitung lit
feItaeiebt auf 9onncrstag, Den -.
Mtdr5. Der aoitenanidlds betrdet
10000 Sr.
Mcrid d., "a. Sebr. @eitern reilte
Serr 5. .. @ibgen BON bier ila6 bent
bel9ifhen Congo. &ibgeu III Der pierte
aus unierer Gemeiube; spei bappn.
Die $40. 8ilfpers uno Sdils iinb sits
riidgefpntmen, meil lie Das &limn nidt
pertrngen %fonnten, ipdbreno Sr. Serro
Sum 5~lpeiten Wealc bort lit itnp es linn
gut ergebt. Die iebr Ioben @ebdlter
imp fiir Iandc 5u ~berlodeno.
@psbprt, ,. @Grs. @5enern
elbeuo itdrb bier Der aleemein ges
id)dete Serr Sob. 9apt. Sentges.
2auotpirtb. .lddl elmer fur6eu Granfs
belt. ipoblperleben nit Den bl. Cara
menten. Serlslbe NC Iauge 3eit
Yrdiibent bes airNenratbcs bon
00sDorf.
Netphauiem, rs. Sebr. 2cst
bin lpllte Elm Sdreiner aus Soline
gen feline Nrbeit besinuen in einent
n%cuerbnnten 6auie zines Iderers bon
bier. 9r bate eben Ieine Spbelbanf
I'M &alls nufaelteilt. Gel es nm. DaB
utl .gtuUl ltll ptl ApUtluultl 0I
i6iper. pber bas Weipolbe beS Sellers
nidt ioli0e lpar, duf einnial gab Der
8oben inter Den Sil6eu bes SGreiners
nad) llno Mann unO Spbelbanf perz
iunfen IN ole Tiefe. @iuer bon oencn,
tpelhe auf oas Wepolter her6eieilten,
ppllte ben bnl6 0etdubten Durdb cinel
elmer @anerS hcieSer 6u lid brinsen.
.&alt", riei Oh amer Sdreiuer, .nur
tein @niIer bel pieier adlte. ein Sfllid
aus Der Sldid,e thlt'S bclici." Mad
bem Der Manu iid) burh einen frGitis
gen 3ug bic SebeuSgciiter erfrii1t
bate. tonnte ieitgeirellt iperben. baB
er anger einem nidt seiinber Shreden
uno lcitter aopflpunoen teineu Shas
Den genommer hattie.
&edimgea (@erih), 8. @ars.
- 8eitern itnrb na6 elmer iebr ihreds
lidben aranfbeit I'M Sduie Der Gliiaz
betbcrinneu su Nrlon Die ebrtp. Sbipe :
ter Marie Sel;cie. ge6. @arie au9es
mex ans Mcdiu9eu. pou Ser Gougregoe
lion oes bb, @er5ens &,ariG. I'M Sitter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

On sleepp Gpe, @Sttn., ipnree fur6s
Iidl in Der ct. Mdriens& Stride ebelid
aetrauf: SRI. Yaulind Srerler, jiingIfc
So6ter bon Srn. Sobann Srerlcr nno
Serr 2epnaro Bertrand, Sfpeiter Sobn
bon Srn. NIB Srau 6. g. Bertrand
ppn Odlelbit. Gem jun9en Taare
Wliid gum 9uiIoe!
3u 1sersutae, Soma, perIfieo ant
Sreitdg, Den 10. Ndrs, Serr Sobann
Sreincr, Sr., elmer Der d~Itelten iinp
beifbefannteiten ginppbner bon Sn@
remburs, Soma, I'M SauIe leti1er 2nd)9
ter, Erau Client. aeuter, mad ntebreret
Wpder tranfleiu. Die Seife fpuroe
nm Samstas nad 2uremburs eebradt
nnb bas SesrdbniB farb ant Sonnfdg
bon Der 81. Sreifaltiafeits &ird)e nuI
benz fdt6oliiden 8ottesdder 81 Si1
remburs unter GROCER S~belltab,ne
ltatt. Ser Weritcrbene mar IN Der
NGbe Don Srier I'M Sabre 1881 9es
boren nub fam I'M Mlter bon 26 Sa9s
rem nadl ben Ser. Stdaten, ipo CT ltd)
suerit in Gpergpiue nieoerlicb. Vim
12. Gept.mber 1857 iplroe er NIT
SRI. Naargaretba Clement ebel'dD 9es
trout. Gfssan sos bns Gbepaar nat
2~lremhura, Soma. ipo lie beltanoig
ac!ebt. Ole Satin Der Seritorbenen
gtng linn i'm Sabre 1891 i'm Sooe por@
aug, ebenio bier ainoer. Us iioer1
ieben Inn Die folsenoen Sohi1e littp
S0hter: Sobaun, unb Wargdrefba,
Bittpe bon Sos. Ieiies gu Suyert@
bura; Inna, gbefrait bon Slioore
@oerpcmann 81 Scotia. 8eter 81 Nio@
brara, Rebr.; gliie, gbeeattin bon Mt.
Smitb gu BLOOMFIELD, Nebr.. rno aa@
tbarina, @beirml>pon Clemens 8euter
su SpersbiIlc. Sa., mo Der Sabtn9es
idiebene in Den lesten Wofen auf
8eiud ipeilte uno einem Infaue bon
Yneumonia nnterlag. Gr rlibe III
Srieben! Sen tranernben Siuters
bliebenen infer ber5lihes geileio!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Die n9nrembnreer 8aSctte" mad
Gnrppa,

@iele Suremburser : Imeritoner
boben ben sepiB lebr lobliben &c.
braud), ibren aneeborigen in ser
alten Seimatb cine 3eituns s,toir.
ifiden bnmit Die ienieits 6sS S5eans
Suriidgebliebenen ieben ft7nen, mie
e5 Den Musaetpanberten in, nelien
@aterlanSe ergebe, melhe Sort
ihritte ,iniere fl. &elision i'll bieiem
ipeiten oanbe gemadDt fat rno tpie es
arld) in materieller @esiebung bier
ansiiebt.
Die ,Ba5ette" miro bereits bon
iebr @ielen nad europa eeianbt, uno
lit bort elm gcru 9eiebenes 9latt.
Rortofrei nod europa aeianot foftet
oieielbe idbrlih MIR $500 in @or.
ous6e5abliura.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

let1S @odlen. on iere ipnit pielleidt
ld)iuer einiuur6eln. Yflnn3eu nit Ieis
llen, 3nrtcn &llr3eln liebcn cine lcifs
tere, Ipdcre 9rpe unp Sppie bon bes
'6cipenem llmfang, pdbreuo @elpddle
nit frdftigcn, flelidiscn 1ur3elu
lhiperercs Grbreid) pertrogen. III
boiler 8liltbe itcbenpe Sopfblumer
onrfen ourh Yerpflau8en uiht ges
tort lreroen. Sriihiabrsblilher. q. s.:
I5aleen, aamelien, N%lpenrpien. Seioez
frduter Ii. i. 10, periest man crit nad
Der 9liitbe. Sei YfInn5cn, Die nad1
Seenoiguns beS Slnrs in Die Nubes
parie treten, I'M oieie 3cit bnnptidd,s
LID oas Ilpenpeilfen. ipurtet man nit
Dem Terieeen bis 3u geeinn ser ltelteit
5riebpertpbc int S0odlipmmcr. NQe
hdrten. I'M Seller iiberlpintcrten Sppf=
p~fldn5cn fommen nm all on3 2idt.
u~orluufi9 in cine fiible Sttl6c, ipdter.
lueun ernitliderc Sroite utd,t nlebr SO
befilrbten iino, ms 6reie.
Snl 3iergartcn enticrnt mar
leet Die gchedunseu bon uidt luilter=
hartcn 0elpdhieu, init Illsnnbulc ser
Holen. Sic i'm Serbit nit @lumens
5iuiebeln %bepflnn5teu Seete 5ciaen Jest
ldoll Die 5arten Sriebe oes Safran.
Shllee9lOdd,en. Sdneeltol8. Sttla.
Damn 5ulpen, Hdr3iicn mo 3rliest
SDa5intben, Die i'll lpeuieeu ionnis
gen Sageu 5lm gliiben fcrfig iiub.
Die nibt nit 9lumenSroiebeln be-
leBten 8eete bepflan5t man nit
nth bliibenOen Staubeu: Stiefs
miitterdDen, 8eais, observation-disclosures.
fanaoiiher Slammenblllmc, iibiriz
Ihcm WobH; crit I'M Mai, penn oieie
EflanSen erbliibt linb, iii Die enos
giiltige Somnerbepflan5ung nls5rls
fibren.
Die 8aieuflGden erbalten
ieet cine GompoitzS iingurg. $50
oieier feblt, sebe man GbtliIalpeter.
Sieier Stifitoffs Siingung lit Der
8nien iebr banfbar. @an 8~crtleincrc
baS SaI5 iebr iorsfdltig, "a ihoiI
aorner o 8aielnubsrobe qliaprats
fuBgroRe NoieuleQeu d%usbrennen.
Aud irreue man bno Sal5 nilr BET
Heeenipetter nnb lebr biim. @biliz
Siinslng %5eritGrt aud bas idmaroee@
ride Moos.
Sn ben iiiSli1er gelesenen Srten
erfol9t Jest I'M q c III ii egarten
Die erite 8epflan6ung nit iiberlpiuters
ten Yfldn5lin9en bon @lJmsns. Wirs
iings. @eibs. Ionic Nptbfobl unD
8interialat, III @saliiieadrtuereien
fdufIiG. sir Die ibdiere 8epflans
sung mdtt man Jest IusIldten IN EN-
louipnrm angelegtes 0iils5cer. bns bnlb
nnh Iuflauf Der Sont 1si miloerer
&ittermns rei6li6 6u liifteu 1T. ba ot.
GGmItnge i1nit geil enlrnr ipad)ien
ui6 Damn uift me1r 6u Iuspffan5mn@
gen 9eeisnet iino. &c Nusiaat bon
Gelerie uno 9reitiuut Die ldngere
3eit gum 8eimen beoiirfeu. fam nift
5c,tts genlg porgenonuheu perben.
Mud ms ireie Snro fam man bnlD
Salat uno aoblseruddJie 8ltr @cipiila
nung bon Seblinsen du5iden. Tom
Gildengeipdd,ien. Die fem Gerpflan3en
eriorocrn. dllo sleid babiu geldt lpera
Den. 100 tic Die perbraudsfdbiae Gntz
fuidelung erlansen Iollen. madt man
nun N~usiaaten; opinat, 3luiebeln.
Yfliidlalnt. MaoiesGen, Nairettidleu
uno peri6ieDenen aiiheutrdutern.
Sreibgurfen uno Tomateu faru mait
5um ipdteren Iuspflnn5en int 9aufe
bes Wonats am 3immerienlter ause
faer. Die e~rireren aber NM Da. no man
wpdterbin elm Miitbeet 3urn Nuspflnns
gem sur @erfu9uus bat. @urten, feis
men porSiiglib in Sdgemebl oper
Sorinma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
ainSers Grsiebnng.

,Sas liebc ,Sd." Ser retrt9as
beriife Sinn zines &inoe5 miB frfib
IN itrense 3uft scnommcn meroem.
loQ iih paraus nitt clue Giseuliebc
unb lleberhebune entipidcln, Die iH
ipdteren Snhren. ipenn crit bas 9eben
feline Eeoinsmngen itelt, Dem eripaobie>
men WenIdcn piel linannebmlibfeitem
uno innerc Sample foitet. SenI
5%roeiopfden. oas ieine ySiinihe NIT
einem enereiiden Id ipia aber@ be-
gleitet, miiSte nit Aube. aber NIT
letter Strsnse gerape bieie @eipdbruig
periaat lperben. Sein Ieritano max
einiebeu lernen. luas elm mG6tigcrcy
@ile, eine u%ubeoiu9te @eiua(t bebelis
ten. Wiro Dem Ainbc erir einmal ocr
Segriif pes Si6s iil9en@miiiens flor
aemadlt, Damn besiebt Der fleinc
Wenid lid ihon sdn3 aus eisener CTR
fenntniB mau9eu @pllens uno ideioet
In 0eoaufeu oaS Grreihbare bonn
Mlsiiftslpien. Suise Wiitter. Die
ibren 9ieblin9en ieben @uui1 erfiillen.
oenfen pft gar nidt oil Die Solaeu
pieier folidi anaebraften Site.
VtuWeH pte peluHytIpuuneHcH NtllpeL
Oam inter irempen @ilen treten. 70
erbebt Der @eilt Der Iuilebnuua fem
&nipt. uns tbGridter @iaeniiuu bers
bittcrt ole strbcit llnp pen Tertebr nit
unpereu @ewihen. Sit ser juii9c
@ianu ober nas iInge Maodcn piels
leid)t ifou friib ge5lmin9en, pbnc
Silie unb Stiise nlf eiaenen SiiBen 5u
lrcben. 10 fam e5 robl %fonnleu. baS
lie plosIih Der Moth experimentation,
MIR neil lie in i6rer gigcnmdhtisteit
es in Der &inAbeit uitt aelerut babe,I,
Sas ei9cnc Sd benz 8ilen 9erer
nmicrSlproncn, Die ais %pr9eleetc ii6sr
ibncn ltcbea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Seitsemafes fir bic S,ansfram,

3lpiifen oen Noppeiieni1en bliihen
oilf panersefiilltcu Wlaieru iest de-
triebene 8pa5intben I'M 3immer. ielblt
Srlblin9sbliibe perihieoen>
lter Nrt. Sicielbcu bauern am lGnas
item. ie tiihler ibr tie bnltet uub bel
SonuenShein nm Die Iittags5eit linen
leihte 8cihattrna 9ebt. inbem ibr Die
Gpuleaur berablaBt. Sei ben meiiten
anbern 8lltmen beginnt Jest crit Der
5rieb. Nieielben miiiien ieet perleet
iperNen. Del iebr %empfinSlihen DC
ipdblem ipdrie mon iehod nod bier bis
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
OAKVlLl.E HAPPENINGS

Thomas Geohegan of Newton heights is on hunting trip in the vicinity of Bantam. Orastus Hubbell left yesterday for the Danbury fair grounds where he will remain until the big fair is over.
 Mrs Charles Hubbell has returned from Boston where she has been in attendance at the funeral of her father.
 Mir and Mrs Benjamin Boden of Main street left yesterday for a visit of two weeks with relatives at their former home in Oneida, N. Y.
 Mrs George H. Woods has moved from her home on Newton heights to Waterbury. The Woods place will probably be occupied by Mrs Kelly and son, Edmund, who now reside on Knob hill.
 W. c. Hungerford has sold a valu- able strip of land located near his residence on Knob hill. The land was purchased by a Waterbury resi- dent who intends building a home in the near future on his newly acquir- ed property
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
MACHINES ORDERED UP
So That Voters Nay FsmIIIsrIzs Themselves With Workings.

The following is copy of an or der addressed to the town clerk and registrars of voters relative to the use of voting machines:
 October 9, 1908. Frank P. Brett, Town Clerk. Henry w. O'Connor, George M. Chapman, Registrars of Voters, City.
 Gentlemen: In accordance with the vote of the board of aldermen, passed August 19, 1907, which reads as follows:
 "Voted:-That the United States Standard Voting machines be and they hereby are adopted for use in all elections hereafter held in the city of Waterbury, as authorized by law" The election to be held in the city of Waterbury on November 8, 1903, will require the use of the voting ma chimes now owned by the city.
 Please prepare them and have them in readiness, and, as was the case last year, during the week before election, have machines, properly labeled and grouped, In charge of competent man, placed in at least six locations in the city so that voters may fa- miliarize themselves with their opera tion. Very truly yours,
 w. E. Thoms, Mayor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
CITY NEWS.

Concert at s, dancing at g, Full tons band, Buckingham hall Sat urday evening.
 The bureau of assessment held an outing this afternoon and looked over different matters referred to them by the aldermen.
 Miss Marjorie Fitzgerald of South Main street, accompanied by heI mother, Mrs Edward Fitzgerald, will leave Tuesday for Foxcroft, Me where they will spend the winter.
 There will be an exhibition of the Gamewell Auxiliary fire alarm sys- tenn at the high school this afternoon about o'clock. The test will be made in the office of Clerk J. J. Fftz- gerald.
 Luzerne NJ. Camp of this city and Miss Martha A. Watkins were mar ried at Stamford yesterday at noon by the Rev w. J. Richardson, for merly pastor of the local First Bap- tist church. MT and Mrs George Watkins of this city and MT and Mrs Irving L. Camp of New York city were the witnesses. MT and Mrs Camp will reside at S9 Chestnut ave- nue.
 At meeting of Court McGivney, Daughters of Isabella, held last evening. 1t was decided to produce the opera ''The Toreador," during the latter part of January. The cast will be chosen within the next week and rehearsals will begin im- mediately thereafter. It is the in- tention to have a chorus of about 60 voices. The opera will be given at Polls theater two nights. AL though it is big undertaking the members of Court McGivney expect to make it big success. It will be produced under the supervision of Director Nelson of New Haven.
 Thursday evening about twenty members of local N. D. o. P, repre- senting all five lodges, accompanied Grand Warden F. H. Tolles of Wind sor to Thomaston. Among those present were Deputies Joseph s. Hull. William Dinneen, Mrs Alice Rogers. as we'll as Grand Guide T. Miles Payne. The object of the visit was to encourage social visits between the two towns. as opportunities are thus given to instill new enthusiasm and develop the different lines of work which are at times suggested by the supreme or grand lodge off, eers. As result of last nights meeting class initiation was planned for the first meeting night in De- cember. which will be attended by the Waterbury visitors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

The funeral of the late William Webb will not be held until after the arrival of his son from Nebraska. He is expected here tomorrow after noon.
 Simon Peter, aged 2 years, son of Mir and Mrs Simon O'Donnell of Syl- van avenue, died last night of pneu- monia. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock with interment fn St Joseph's cemetery
 Daniel Powers, aged 73 years, died yesterday afternoon at his home, Clifton avenue, Ansonia. Besides his wife he leaves one son, Daniel H.. Powers of Naugatuck. The deceased was an uncle of Senator William Ken nedy and was we'll and favorably known in this city and Naugatuck. He resided in Naugatuck until about forty years ago when he removed to Ansonia and remained there continu- ously since. The funeral will be held from the house at o'clock to-mor- row morning and at the church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary at 9.30.
 Mrs Anna Loughlin Kelly died at her residence. 275 Sixth street. Brooklyn, New York. at o'clock this morning, after a two weeks illness with pneumonia. She leaves two sisters in this city, Mrs Mary Kane and Mrs Peter Kenny. and an- other sister, Mrs A. E. Lynch of New TT h- olc tr h.. brothers, John Loughlin, the janitor of City hall, and James Loughlin. The remains will be brought here to- morrow morning and taken to the residence of Mrs Kane on Walnut street. The funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02

Find . tenant for thAs vacant ten. smeus by placing . 95-eent adv ID shs psDecsue
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
TAFT WAS ON THE ENGINE.
And the Announcement Drew Crowd
 But It Wasn't William H..

Richmond, Ind, Oct 2.-The Pan- handle station master yesterday morning yelled to the train dispatch CT upstairs asking him who was on the engine of No 19, fast eastbound passenger train. The dispatcher look ed over his sheet and thrusting his head out of the window yelled back Taft"
 ldlers around the station heard the question and answer and in few moments word was going around the city that Judge Taft was coming on the engine of the fast train.
 All roads in Richmond led to the railroad station then, and within a few minutes thousand men and women were waiting for the coming of the presidential candidate.
 When the train drew up they gath cred around the engine and yelled for Taft. The engineer was examining a valve, but turned. poked his head out of the window and said. Here I am, what do you want?"
 Then the crowd saw the mistake and quick dispersion followed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
STORY OF CAsTAWAYs.
Baby Born on Barren Island Fed on
 Goats Milk.

Melbourne, Oct 2-The cable has brought further details of the rescue of the castaways from the British steamer Aeon, who spent nearly two months on Christmas Island, an al- most barren coral formation in the Pacific ocean, whence they were taken several days ago by the steam CT Manuka and conveyed to Suva, Fiji Island. Mrs Patrick and her lit- tie baby girl who was born under such novel surrounding on desert island, were the first of the casta- ways to be taken aboard the Manuka. Mrs Patrick is the wife of Chaplain B. R. Patrick, U. s. N.
 The infant was fed on the milk of the Aeon's goat which was saved from the wreck of the steamer. The castaways had plenty of provisions and found good water on the island.
 The Chinese crew of the Aeon mutinied and footed the wreck. While on Christmas Island they TO fused to work and it was necessary for the white members of the party always to keep armed guard over them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
nIsrRIc1, OF WATERBURY. ss PR

nIsTRICT OF WATERBURY, SS. PRO- ~ bate Court. Sept 90th, 1908
 Estate of Luella M.McFaden late of Waterbury tn said district deceased
 Upon the application of wlnifrcd & McFad en, of Worcester, Mass. praying that letters of administration may he granted to her on saii estate as per application on file moro fully ap- pears. it is
 Oriered that said application be heard and de- termlned al the Probate Office in Water. bury I said district on the 5th day O. Oct. A D. ieF at o'clnck fin the forenoon. and that notice b given nf the pendencs nf said appiics- ton and the time and plaee of hearing thereon by publishing the same one time in some news- paper having circulation in said district.
 by order Of Coars
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
Bankers Elect Officers.

Denver. Col. Oct 2.-The executive council of the American Bankers as- sociation met last night and elected the following: Chairman, F. c. Watts. Nashville, Tenn; secretary, Fred E. Farnsworth, New York; as- sistant secretary. William c. Fitz- wilson, New York; treasurer. P. c. Kau6mann, Tacoma, Wash.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
Haskell to Roosevelt.

Enid, Okla, Oct 2.-Governor c. N. Haskell spoke to large audience in Enid last night, defending him. self against the charges which pre- ceded his resignation as treasurer of the democratic national committee "I am not through with President Roosevelt" said the governor. He wants to quit but will not"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
WITH HIS OWN GUN.
Washington Man Was Found Dead In
 the Woods To-Day.

Washington, Conn. Oct 2.-The body of Solomon Rygine. Jr, was found in the woods to-day by his brother. Solomon has been missing since last Tuesday. A portion of his head was blown off and 1t is be- lieved that his gun exploded acei- dentally while he was walking through the woods. He Is s5 years of age.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-02
The Monitor Wyoming.

Mare Island, Navy Yard, Califor- mia, Oct 2.---It was announced yes- terday that the Monitor Wyoming will not be placed in commission at once as was intended, Delay has been caused by the non-arrival of a sufficient number of officers.