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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17
a. . m.rdsznsn and Eat Garlic.

Lowell. Mass. March 1.-THE MAJ
daznan cult. which has taken a firm
hold Of society women Of this city. has
now. through its high pTiestess. Mrs.
Marie Elizabeth Ruth Hilton. adopted
garlic and tea ss fitting refreshmeni
70 Be served in fashionable homes al
afternoon functions.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17
Union General Joins Majority.

Bellefontaine. o.. March 1T.-General
A. Saunders Piatt died here. aged
eighty-six years. He was a brother Of
the late Dom Piatt He served
throughout the civil war. organizing
the first company Of zouayes from
Ohio. He was a writer OF magazine
articles
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17
VAUDEVILLE.

Flanagan and Cameron in their
original act ION and Off" are said
to be the best headline feature at
the Jacques this week, although
Paradise Alley" was booked as
the" act of the week. Flanagan
and Cameron are eccentric dancers
and comedians. They show team
of vaudeville artists who have de-
cided to part; they are in their
dressing room cleaning up when they
receive an unexpected offer.
TRY nomocrat want al
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17
MYSTERY OF A DUKE
Is Italian Kings Cousin Engaged
to Miss EIkins or Not?
AMERICA SAYS YES, ROME NO
Washington and St. Augustine Have
II That Senator's Daughter 10 to En-
ter Royal Ranks Soon-Prinoe Luigi
an Explorer of Note.

ter Royal Ranks soon-Prinoe Luigi
an Explorer of Note.
Washington, March II. - While no
confirmation of the engagement Of the
Duke Of the Abruzzl and Miss Kath-
crime Elkins can be obtained, it is cur
rently reported in society circles that
it Is to be announced as soon as the
duke, Miss Elkins and her mother
reach here from st. Augustine. Sena-
tor Elkins himself could not be reach
ed, and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Miss Elkins'
aunt, protested to have no information
on the subject.
Rumors of Miss Elkins' engagement
to the Duke of the Abruzzi have been
afloat for the last six months. AS long
ago as last summer, when she was
travelling abroad, the duke was all de-
votion. Prince Luigi Amadeo Of Sa-
voy-Aosta, duke of the Abruzzi, is a
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17

DUKE OF THE ABRUZZ1.
picturesque figure in the world Of
science He is known as an arctic eX-
plorer and penetrated In 1900 to a
point farther north than the most
northerly point reached by DR.. Nansen.
The duke was born in, 1873 and is a
first cousin of King Victor Emmanuel
Of Italy.
Miss Elkins is Washington favorite
and heiress to her fathers millions.
She Is a granddaughter of former Sen
ator Henry G.. Davis of West Virginia,
the Democratic candidate for vice pres
ident in 1904.
Reports from st. Augustine say that
the Duke of the Abruzzi, accompanied
by Miss Elkins and the latter's mother,
left there for Washington.
St. Augustine Reports.
1t was asserted at st. Augustine that
the duke and Miss Elkins would an
nounce their engagement as soon as
they reached the capital. Mrs. Elkins
and her daughter were in st. Angus
tine only since Saturday night, and
their brief stay, coupled with the fact
that the duke is returning with them
to Washington, has led to the as
sumption that the long expected an
nouncement is about to be made.
Rome reports say denial was made
at the italian court Of marriage en-
nN.ly4 nf H..
Abruzzi, a cousin Of King Victor EN-
manuel, and Miss Katherine Elkins,
daughter of Senator Elkins Of West
Virginia The Duke Of the Abruzzi, II
was stated, is expected to be in Rome
on March % to be present at lecture
by the Prince Of Monaco on oceanog-
raphy. He is now commanding the
battleship Regina Elena and soon will
be promoted to rear admiral.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17

IS the
.SureSt
for
Coughs and
Colds.

Possessing curative elements
that warm and enrich the blood
it effects cures through the
hood. Inflamed membranes
are sOOthed and swollen tissues
are reduced to normal by Limo
nine. 1t goes deep to the
seat of the trouble and the
cures it affects are permanent
and up-building in character.
Taken in time Lin0nine will
cure any cough or cold-and
prevent pneumonia.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17
Daniel O'Connell'

The powerful Irish drama in four
acts, under the auspices Of Ladies'
Auxiliary, Division B, A. o. H. So
clable and dance to follow produce
ton. General admission 35 cents.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04

of these teachings are God. the Creator of all things: God. one in three and three in che; God. for the love He has toward man, became man and stood in the place of man that He might
 justify man: Gods plan of salvation:
 the teachings of Christ to love those who nate us. to avenge not ourselves all these are manifestly not nf man; they are beyond the power of mans mind Ia conceive
 That Christianity. is of God is shown by the method of it's propaga- ton. And l. if be lifted up from the earth will draw all men unto me Those words present the method of propagating the gospel of Christ. T. is method that other institutions. re- Ggions. do not uSe-thc strong power Of a new affection, the power of a per sonal love. The purpose of Chris. tianity shows that it is of God and not Of men. In a word is purpose is to seek and to save that which is lost not tO be ministered unto but to nm ister. unselfish action in behalf of the uplift and the salvation of men. Da- vid Livingston. William Wilberforce. John Rusllin. George Gordon ana Nost of others show forth the purpose of Christianity. g purpose not of man. but of and from God. Another proof
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Orville Coats yesterda,. morn ing took cor bis tevt:
 And when he drew nigh. he saw the city and wept over it."-Lul<e ls:4r MT Coats said: One of New Eng lands most popular Baptist preachers had favorite sermon on "The Peril or the City. the opening sentence Of which was The first city Was built by the first murderer" If you will refer to the fourth chapter of Genesis. 16th and 11th verses. you will read that Cain went out from the presence of Jehovah and dwelt in the land of Nod. on the east of Eden. and he builded il cltf after the name Of his son. Enpch." From the day to this the city Eas been the gathering center not only of the wealth and power and intellectual cul- ture ot the -acc b,t also of the most corrupt and vicious element of society. Ancient cities of the east became nor al cessDoOls and if there is any term more realistically descriptive of mu- nicipal degredation it would need to be used in portraying the real life of some Q: our modern cities
 Extremes meet, in the city-the best and the worst dye there. Darknes, and light strangely intermingle in tlt city streets The home and the brothel, the church and the saloon. the school and the place of corrupting amusement. are found close together here. Sc it is today in the beautiful city in which we live
 Frankly I must sa! that Phoenix is the best and the worst city I have ever
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04

that Christianity is of God is that it Satisfies the need of man It does as
 well in the palace of a Caesar as among the barbarians on the banks of the Rhine: as well in the haunts Of vice and crime and sin and shame as in the homes and lives of those who are purest. and truest and best
 The Christian religion is going to stand. If this work CT this counsel be Of men. il will come to nought: but 1T it be of God. ve cannot overthrow it. \ man once gave in two words an irrefutable proof of the inspiration of the word of God; those words were
 The Jews and SO ncre in two words IS tn" greatest proof that Christianity is going to stand; those words are
 Christianity IS" That is proof enough Tor any reasonable man. The other religions. so-called. oc the world have faded away. and the only one Of any considerable age that still exists is that of India. but it iS Eo religion in reality Nineteen hundred years have passed and todaN the religion of the Lord Jesus Christ is blessing more lives than at any time since the sacri- flee on Calvary. If that be true. We can only believe and feel certain that il vii stand
 God doesn't change; Jesus Christ IS the sam" yesterday, tcGay and for eyer; sin never changes. mans nature never changes: the plan of salvation has not been changed. The religion of the Lord Jesus Christ is going to en- dure until He who sits upon the throne shall see of the travail of His soul and shall be satisfied
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04
THE CHURCHES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Following is an abstract from the sermon of the Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell. delivered Sunday morning. May 3rd. on the theme. Christianity Not of Men" from the text If this counsel ar this work be of men. il will come to nought: but if it be of God. ye cannot overthrow il: lest haply ye be found even to fight against God. Rom 5:2S-39.
 Around these wise words of Gaml- liel let us gather thc thoughts of the morning under three different proposi- tions. First. Christianity is not Of men; second. it is of God: third. it is going to stand until it shall accomplish its work. which is the regeneration of th- world
 What is the proof that Christianity is not of men There are manE.Avhith might be given. lt is supernatural in the character Of it's teachings. Some
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04

known and my lot has been cast sue lcessively in five(farge cities. There i an undertoW of viciousness and i'm
 morality here of which the genera public knows little Phoenix is inaee, Improving but she certainly has no reached the high plain of sinlessi per
 lection yet. As l have meditated upol
 the revelations of the late local optiol
 campaign my thoughts have turne,
 toward the problem of the cit.- as
 makes it's appeal to the follower O | Christ
 l. Three possible attitudes towar,
 the citV
 | (a) That of complacent and selfisl indifference. This is largely respon
 sible for the continuance of it's evils Absorbed in business, in society and il | the numerous personal interests O | life, the city is left to take care of it
 self without any recognition of per sonal responsibility
 tb) Bitter condemnation. If one i: inclined to criticize. his opportunity i, ready.in the actual evils of the munic- 1 ipality. It is easy to'hoId up to SCOTT and condemnation the life of the un- derworld. But there is serious danger that the Pharisaic spirit will get tn, upperhand if we take this attitude too strongly. Jesus could do many things which are not safe for us to attempt Yet we cannot cOndone the evils around -s.
 tc) The compassionate attitude Jesus wept over Jerusalem. It.; wick edness was to Him prophetic of mis- cry and punishment to follow. The same spirit which said to Saul of Tar sus. Tt is hard for thee to kick against the tricks" is seen in his tears over Jerusalem. He was genuinely sorry for the city. The attitude of condem- nation would kill, the spirit of compass 'sion would cure.
 ,. The Cure of the City
 There can be no question that the redemption of the city is the most pressing problem of the day.
 (a) The cleansing of the city in wolves the removal of corrupt office holders, and corrupting influences.
 tb) It involves the development of higher moral ideals. Until men are educated to think on higher levels than that of self-indulgence, financial gain and personal pleasure and ease. the problem will remain unsolved.
 tc) The cure of the city can come only through the incarnation of the spirit and principles of Jesus in the life of the people.
 That spirit is one of tenderest com passion. Jesus wept over the city but notice. what immediately follows. He enters the temple with cheeks still moist and stopping he makes a whip of small cords and drives the robbers from the temple courts. The cloud which sheds the rain may also give forth the lightning. We may pity but when occasion demands we must not forbear to smile. Jesus followed the scourge with d campaign of education.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04

Merchants lunch al the Hotel Adams Cafe from fl a. m. to p. m. Price 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04
VIOLIN LESSONS.

Wm. P. Crump Hay and Grain Co. sells Arizona Oranges, $2.50.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-04
/N1EHEN0EWZ  TOURS

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 A new and novel way of seeing SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA which saves you time. trouble and money. Everything planned out for you. but you go and come independent of any other tourist.
 Write for our booklet describing routes. places of interest, curious sights, seashore and mountain resorts. Los Angeles attractions, etc State time and place of starting. and we will quote prices for the different trips.
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Arizona republican., 1908-05-04

If you want everyone to greet you With smile upon his face. Carry CrystalIized Cactus Candy, From Donofrio's place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
RICE TO
 RESIGN
COUNCILMAN DECLINES THE HONOR OF SERVING TIE
 MUNICIPALITY.

Councilman Rice stated t"ady tHat he is about To tender his resignation as d member of the common council I tho city of Nome
 H. declines to giva lis raa-ou- fa icsienine and when asked tp st9sr whether or not he is yacatiag his seat as mark of sympathy with nr. Mus tard be said that Ee had u"thne fa eiee out for publications
 II is generally accepted a- < fact thl' his move k being made 8- # protest against thc refusal ta make Mustard Mayor. as he supported tho daetai during the caucuses that preceded tho meeting al which Breeding v3~ rIaee# in thc chair
 A rumor was also current tn the ef- feet that Councilman Craig also n- tended to resign. bat he deniez harbor- ing such an intention. He said.
 "AH I eyer said about resignine i- that will do sn fl the people uisu it."
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
LEGISLATORS PREDICT
 WAR WITH JAPAN

ward in stating their beliefs that trouble may arise at any time.
 Sutherland is arguing this after noon in favor of retaining the fleet in the Pacific. and Stone of Missouri. said this morning that the removal of thr fieet from tbe Pacific at the pres rnt time would be an act of criminal carelessness. Scores of legislators are predicting war, and the cloud seems to be lowering as dark as eyer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
NEWS OF
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

t quirt, ef million doI.sa st.a.
 ~ meeting af fh. NHTfEll...t .t#rf= SEsau-HHs G@uIIEN VN.U Has IaE hseu hold aa- decide. aa s.=.I..sf- parltr guasaHi.E- igf hundred fHm-anH dollars @ dI.dHas a#a HFHrd iata tF. ateaW. .ir aud- .rH HA1 tar indications f43#' aa Gle i.#H= haa8 'hHH =H# ,4 x oI.HHa= lH a.#s steamship f-. .a, aa za EHf
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
NAMES HOLIDAY ID
 ACETATE QUESTIONS

huH af fhe reapHe of the stat. on his side a1 other governors may fall iu tue Ha.h the movement
 Preparations are already under way for the holding of meetings and sey- oral Wlll take place at which promi- m.nt -prahor~ win attend The qucs- t"u promises to develop into na- tinral campaign issue and may he a thum iu tho side of Taft as tHe ideas advocated are almost diametrinally op- posed Co tine Eoascveltiau principles y' the standardization or power
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
COMMITTEES
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
MUS SThRn
 RESIGNS
DOCTOR TAKES 4 aa=-.@- #sHo7 AT HeAoGE ENEzz CON
 TROLLING MAJOR

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 ln order Htef tla rt perfect concord which #au,s #sisf i your houorbla ha#s. I h.eab respect iHlfF tend Ht r. 5s#aaau a men her af the Nome aaHau council Thi rsiguatiou f= ta tJ.e- ear.f aH oefo. Wishing ylu evarz zaae,-- in YOU efforts to promote tine welfare af n | cifX of Nome. I ann, 4,ut1om#u, Very .ruly yaur-
 JOHN II Nt- STARD.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

HHg hN iha .ud at summer fa Elad=
 Fifteen hundred men Nil h. eoa= sfautIy an#ffuyrd uu tI. construction H.Hk duH#a che aaMiHz suum,. anal everything rr--fH= H#U t- done #a hasten th, completion .r in, nad +. t-g desired point
 T. was uu5lle decide. 10 do Hothur with the kualIa bfaneH uaI eou-f adjusts the coal Irud tu- es NH-tt =e= t4aa t.ts eaal deposits l laa .atHs- tHe cam he operated pfnhfaut-
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Nuggets Special Service.

GUTHRIE April Governor Haskell has proclaimed Ma hali- day for the purpose of holding mass meetings uah view to petitioning congress Ia a'leud the constitution so that senators may be ,.'aEtad by fhr dircr' ,o,. .,r the sr,ply
 lt is a'sa g'.c purpose ta st-o that the question of the income tax he placed under state control, as well as ihc li- quor laws and railroad charges.
 The governor apparently has tHe
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 2S
 once more war talk is rife in Wash ington, and the scare promises 70 be as intense as it was during the time of the trouble in San Francisco.
 The most serious part of the dis cussions at the present time is the fact that it is coming up constantly in hoth branches of the legislature. whose members seem not in the least back
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
ANOTHER SPECIAL
 MESSAGE EXCORIATES
 CORPORATIONS

sho aHe1 aH=szse- and whose only ambition ia life aa~ to capture non entities ait. uHsel titles. H. declared tht F Hald aH such men h cpHtrHr. They =zT uHAmerIeau. HumauN and deserved 1uE very Iittle consideration
 .ea Hhat a=H= found ta hr heaH#Hg l.. .H ah4iu.b hN qur tiauabfo w.f.eu=.
 TH= a..-ass also urged the eaU- .uH If 6HaHe#f HrEtshHon that e-HHl r.w4z# fb- ykIfz IHam which fine eaH- trs Hs# seeeHa5s suffered
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
WILL SPEND HALF MILLION
 ON TWO KEW STEAMERS

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
SEVERE
 DOG BITE:

W x AucIrs uls -eref,H btt.. bF dog yesterday afternoon man Snake river lie MS driving n t-aH= and was passing hf another team a#e# the dogs Of tur atrar team 1uur,a him oHe brute -HHa bI- teafa taaa in NucEIrs shuuld,I.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
ROOSEVELT MAY STILL
 BE A CANDIDATE

nomination under -uea circumstances the cuugrcssmau stated that he was moi sura but thjs answer k taken to mean that Mfr Roosevelt k hv no means out ot tho rHnue
 The statement al- naturally caused more or less al q -ru-afion, and the subject is once again live topic.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
NINE TEAMS
 ENTERED
CONTESTANTS DRAW FOR FLAG ES IN THE RACE TO HOT
 SPRINGS AND RETURN.

Nine teams are entered for the race to Hotsprinss and return which will start tomorrow evening at s o'clock from the Dry creek bridge.
 In the drawing for places lhe fol- lowing secured the respective positions in which their names are mentioned.
 Coply. Powell Atkinson Wiel Der ger. Ganney. Boyd. Fink, Adams
 The teams will start ten minutes apart
 Following k the latest betting quo fafianS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
REGULAR MAIL ARRIVES.

The regular mail arrived today from the outside. II consisted Of 200 pounds of first class and 300 pounds of sec ond. Postmaster Kolash stated to- day that he expects three more mails from outside before the breakup.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Nuqset's Special Service.

Nuqget's Special Service.
 SEATTLE. April -s Al The an- nuH meeting af t.e Copper River aud NarthAcstrrn Railroad Company which was hold last night thu following "f- nccrs were elected President S. W Ecclas, secretary Eennct. treasurer D IT. Jarvis. chief engineer r. C Hawkins
 Hawkins reported that the Fails have now been laid tu Copper River and G. could promise that trains wiii he nun
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
BOB ADAMS PLACES
 OUTPUT AT $2, 500, ,0OO

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
GUGGENHEIM RAILROAD
 COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Nuggets Special Service


 SEATTLE. April as The Alaska Steamship Cumpau. Mil immediately s,t about the work of hujId#e tVa big steamships which uill he put un tho rur1ovia run ta meet tbr H7iifa'd which is uuw buiHE constructed
 T#aza two ha3ts MI be of tHe most madarH kind. Nill tr equipped ~ith i.a #tt~i Improvements and Mil rust
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGToN. Il. C. ArrH ->
 The president sent another special message te congress today urging th passage of thr ff8= which were preyf= oHslv recommended tp combat tHs Wrougs HHHictrt uHuH tHr peuple ht certain kHd- aT corporations. The message dguit m fh,. most severe mn- nor with the grrcdz characteristics ef some trusts The president dc-cfibr th" multi-miliiuuaIre as the father a5 sons who wrr,. fupIs and ut daughter
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Nuggets Special Service.

PlTTSBURG. April eS During am interview today Congressman Long
 worth hintod that the national repub- lican convention at Chicago may bc stampcdcd in favor of President Eoosc- welt. When asked directly if he be lieved the president would accept the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
ONLY TWO
 BATTLESHIPS
SENATE DEFEATS THE BILL FOR BUILDING FOUR 6ATTLEsHlPS
 PER ANNUM.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHING"oN. D. C.. April 2S - Tine senate defeated last night Che bill which m been introduced for the con structiou of four hattleships and an uounccd plan for the building of two battleships e3ch year The defeat of the measure i@ direct slap at the president who had made special ef- forts to haee Inc four vessels provided for Most of the senators from the Pacific coast states voted with Pile. but thc majority opposed to them was large.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
DEFENDER
 IS LOST
WELL KNOWN SCHOONER OF NOME CARRIED our BY ICE
 AT KUsKokwfm

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