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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03

The pressure has changed but lit- tie during the past tWenty-f0ur hours. The area of high pressure is producing cool. pleasant weather in lthe lake region and along the coast north of Hztteras
 Frosfs were reported from the northern portions of New England.
 The shower area in the western sections has moved as Tar east as Ohio.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair vezfher wifh slightly higher tsuperaturr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03
Child Drowned.

Stamford. June 3.-Niel Norman. aged 2 years. vas drowned this af- ternoon in Mill river.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03

Paris, June 3.-Ambasasdor White has made energetic representations to Foreign Minister Pichon regarding the case of Charles von Milevich of Philadelphia who is held a prisoner at Lille on an extradition warrant from Belgium
 He protests against the action of the Lille authorities in disregarding the confession made by Mile Noules, von Milevich's s sister-in-law in refus- ing von Milevich to communicate with the American consular repre- sentative and in not permitting the extradition of von Milevich upon the charge of the Tournai authorities.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03
HELD IN JAIL
A Philadelphia Man Is Trsated BarshIy and is Noi Permit.
 ted 10 See His Family
WHITE TAKES A HAND

Lille, France, June 3.-Charles Von Milevich of 127 South Full
 ton street, Philadelphia, has been in jail here for the past fortnight on an extradition warrant from To4r- mai, Belgium, charging him with robbing his father-in-law of $4O0 while visiting him at Frasnes, Bel gium, early in May. The authori- ties of Lille have treated Won Mile vich, who. protests his innocence, with great harshness. They refused to permit him to see his wife and for a time they would not allow him to communicate with the Amer ican consular agent here, C.. J, King. Later they ignored a com munication from MT King trans hitting a confession from Von Mile vichs sister-in-law, Mile Laurence Noules, declaring that she took the money in question to enable her 10 accompany Won Milevich to America Mir King has asked Ambassador White and Consul General Mason at Paris to intervene in the matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut. Fair and someEhat warmer tonight and Thursday. light winds. generally westerly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03
CONVENTION NEWS.
Preliminary Work Under Way al
 Chicago and Denver.

Denver, June 3.-Decoration of the new Denver auditorium for the democratic national convention in July will be the most elaborate ever used at any similar convention in the country.
 Among the adornments will be six United States flags. 30 by 30 feet. Four of these will be behind the speakers platform and between these four flags will be suspended an immense curtain of bunting con- taining 5000 yards of sewed cloth.
 In the center of the curtain will be a shield IT feet long by Ia feet wide. Attached to this shield will be eight E fee: flags and on each side of this central shield will be four similar shields, smaller in size, being 12 feet long, displaying eight flags.
 Behind the platform will he an enormous bank of green roping and artificial palms. On either side of the platform will he used artificial palms standing 10 feet high. Im- mediately over the platform will he suspended four stuffed eagles with wings extended 12 feet.
 The balconies will be draped with red. white and blue bunting with a series of shields of two col ors alternating along the rails. The same scheme of decoration will be carried out with regard to the gal leries. The side walls of the audi torium from the ceiling down will he covered by one large drape of sewed bunting.
 Forty-eight stars 10 feet in diam eter will cover the ceiling and in the center of each star will he placed a repeti ion of each state. These stars will cover the entire ceiling immediately above the place occupied by corresponding delega- tiOns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03

Chicago. June 3.-The pro- gramme for the first day of the re- publican national convention was announced last night by Chairman Harry s. New and Secretary Elmer Dover. Ii follows:
 June 16. 12 o'clock noon. Con vention called 10 order by Chairman Harry s. New.
 Prayer by Bishop P. ]. Muldoon.
 Presentation of gavel to the na- tional chairman. Harry s. New.
 Call of national convention read by Secretary Elmer Dover.
 introduction of temporary chair man.
 Address by temporary chairman.
 Presentation of gayel to tempo rary chairman.
 Election of temporary officers
 Selection of committee on tenn porary organization. rules and order of business. credentials and resolu- tions
 Miscellaneous business.
 The gayel will be made of wood from Port Dearborn. according to the plans of the local committee on arrangements.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03

Ffnd a purchaser for what ron have to sell by placing . 2Jc sdv in the Democrst
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
Government Chief Of Bureau Of
Chemistry Makes Some Start
ling Statements.
Declares That Much Of Disease Preva'
lent Among Americans ls Due to
the Introduction In the System
Of representative" Sub
stances.

Washington II. w. Wiley, chief
OF the bureau of chemistry Of the de-
partment Of agriculture, reported on
Friday to the house committee on
agriculture the results OF. experiments
conducted by the bureau to determine
the poisonous effect on the human sys.
TEN of such drugs as borax, benzoic
acid, benzoate of soda, sulphate Of
copper, sulphur dioxide, formaldehyde
and salicylic acid when contained in
foodstuffs.
Dr. Wiley said that the expulsion Of
those and kindred drugs from the body
is performed almost entirely by the
kidneys, and that he is satisfied the
term of American life would be length
ened If the use of such drugs in foods
were wholly discontinued. He said he
was convinced that kidney disease, SO
prevalent among Americans, is partly
the result of constant introduction in
the system of such preservative sub
stances as benzoate of soda carried in
foods.
Discussing sulphur dioxide and its
injurious effects, DR.. Wiley told the
committee of discovery just made by
him that salt solution is perfect sub
stitute for sulphur in the whitening
and drying Of fruit. He exhibited
samples of apples dried experiment.
ally by the bureau. The sulphured
fruit was not SO white or tender as the
salt cured.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
IT'S UP TO MINE OWNERS.
Nevada Legislators Demand Abolition
of the Card System.

Carson, Nevada--A sensation was
sprung on number of the members OF
the legislature and the Mine Owners
association after the adjournment OF
the house Friday afternoon. A caucus
was held on the floor, in which were
represented number of members
both in favor Of the police bill and
those opposed to the measure. 1t was
decided that all members of the lower
house demand that the Mine Owners
association do away with the card sys.
tenn that has been adopted in Gold
field, and that before the police meas.
ure could be considered the body
would have to be assured that this
would. be done.
The card system compels a man to
foreswear his allegiance to the unions
before he can go to work In the mines,
and in the opinion Of many Of the
members this is feature of the ex-
listing conditions Of the southern camp
that must be done away with before
the lower house acts on the measure.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS
WILL Be HELD IN CHEYENNE
Arid Land Farmers End Successful
Meeting by Choosing Wyoming
Capital as Next Meeting Place.

Salt Lake City.-After sessions ex-
tending over a period OF four days,
the second annual Dry Farming con-
gress came to a close Saturday after.
noon at 4:40 o'clock. The most i'm
portant action was the selection OF
the place for holding the next meet
ing Cheyenne received 60 votes to
90 for Douglas, Ariz,
Among the important resolutions
adopted were:
Resolution amending the constitu.
tion providing for the office of execu.
tive secretary and making minor
changes; approving the teaching OF
agriculture in the public schools; in.
dorsing the work of various branches
Of the agricultural department; ap-
proving the efforts of the Dry Farm
ing congress to disseminate informa-
tion and the establishment of bu-
reau of literature, which shall issue
bulletins from time to time; indorsing
the efforts of the forestry service to
conserve the water through forest
preservation; urging congress to pro-
vide adequate means to establish
stations in arid sections; request
ing that boring experiments be placed
in the hands of experts who have the
work In charge; indorsing work of ir-
rigation congress; urging congress to
pass 320-acre homesteads; for the
survey Of large areas of lands in the
arid region of the west: resolution OF
thanks to the Commercial club and
Fisher Harris, retiring president.
At 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon it
was announced that 55S delegates
had registered. At that time 1914
membership certificates had been is
sued for 1874 yearly and Ia life; at the
close Of the congress 1t was an
nounced at the registration office that
the membership will undoubtedly rise
to total of 500.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
FlehtIns for Immense Estate.

Oakland, Cal.-Another attempt will
be made by the heirs of Luis Perralto.
California rancher under the rule of
Spain and Mexico, and owner of a
principality extending from the ocean
to the Sierra Nevadas, comprising the
present cities Of Oakland, Berkeley
and Alameda, and thousands of acres
of rich land, to recover this territory,
which they declare has been stolen
from them. Many struggles on the
part OF the descendants of Luis Pc
ralta have been made to recover title
to this vast estate
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
LAWMAKERS ARE LAZY.
Members of Third Russian Duma Fail
to Get Down to Work.

st. Petersburg.-The dumas SLOW
ness in discharging it's duties .as an
executive body has created bad i'm
preston throughout the country, prin.
cipally among the adherents of consti-
tutionalism. 1t has taken shape in
an unusual chastisement of his fellow
members of the duma by M. Kho.
myakoff. its president, in an inter.
view In the Novoe Vremya, in which
the president complains almost in de-
spairing tones of his inability to whip
the duma into a semblance OF parlia-
mentary efficiency.
M. Khomyakoff denounces the in
difference shown by large number
Of the members, many Of whom hard
ly ever cross the portals of the Tau
ride palace. Although three months
have elapsed since the opening ses-
sion, he says, the duma has scarcely
begun the consideration of the bud
get, reform of local courts and land
legislation, while eleven minor bills
which have passed have been held up
through the failure of the drafting
committee to get together
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
King Sends Lions to Pontlt

Rome.-It is announced that Rev
Father Maria Bernado of the Capu.
chin order, who was sent by the pope
in July last to Addis-Adeba with a
decoration for King Menelik, is re,
turning here with an autograph letter
from Menelik and two lions as a pres.
ent for the pontiif. Father Bernado
VIII bring with him to Rome an Abys,
sinian Catholic priest, who suffered
persecution and imprisonment at the
hands OF the Coptic priests and whose
liberation was secured through King
Menelik.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
Shot Down by Hlshwaymen.

Tacoma, Wash.-Al w. Thornley,, 60
years of age, who was shot by high
waymen Monday night ON the steps
leading up from the Northern Pacific
wharf, died Friday morning. He was
Mexican vice-consul and had been a
customs broker here. He was an ac-
complished linguist and came here
from La Crosse, Wis, several years
ago. He leaves widow and daugh-
ter. A reward of $1,000 is offered by
the state and county for the apprehen-
sion of the murderer.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
Chicago Bank Closes Doors,

Chicago. The private bank OF A.
c. Tisdelle suspended payments to
depositors on Wednesday, A call was
sent to police headquarters for officers
to quell possible disturbances around
the office, but there was no trouble
of any kind. A notice was posted on
the door of the institution early Wed.
ne ay declaring that the bank had
made an assignment for the benefit
OF Its creditors to Charles A. Post.
The liabilities are given as $73,900,
and the assets as S95.S00. or the
liabilities SCI 900 is due TO depositors.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
Passengers of Wrecked Steamer Reach
Port in Safety.

Hook of Holland.-All the missing
passengers and crew from the steamer
Amsterdam were brought in here safe.
ly at noon on Friday. The steamer
Amsterdam collided Tuesday night
with the steamer Administer and sus.
ained serious damage. Her crew and
passengers left her in small boats, and
all excepting one, which carried twen-
weight people, were quickly picked
up, The latter were taken aboard the
Norwegian steamer Songa, an hour
after they left the Amsterdam.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
Politics In Panama.

Panama.-Dan Jose Domingo de
Obalda, minister of Panama to the
United States, who during the recent
absence of President Amador In Eu.
rope officiated as acting president
has announced his candidacy for the
presidency and published what may
be considered the platform upon
which he will run. It is reported that
Ricardo Aras, ex-secretary OF govern
ment. also will publish the announce
ment OF his candidacy and an abstract
of his platform, as President Amador
mas emphatically made 1t known that
ne will not be a candidate again.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
Attempts Suicide to be with wife.

Washington.--Mrs. Daisy M Wag-
ner. wife of Howard q. Wag-
ner, agent for an automobile house,
was found partly covered with snow
and with bullet hole in her head, ON
roadway near the 500 park. Mr..
Wagner had told a friend that If his
wife should commit suicide he would
follow her in the same way, and when
informed of her death, he attempted
to jump from the fifth story Of the
apartment house in which he was Wis
iting. but was overpowered. Unpleas-
ant relations had existed between the
couple.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
Night Raiders Whip Tobacco Grower

Hopknsville. Ky.-R. Fl, Rodgers OF
this city was visited Sunday night by
party OF about seventy.five night
riders. He was called from his house
and severely whipped with buggy
whips. Mr.. Rodgers is a member of
the association" but is alleged to
have sold his tobacco outside of the
organization. He had received. it is
said. warning not to do so, the warn.
ing being coupled with threat. Sew.
eral shots We're fired into his house
and all telephone wires were cut.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
REVOLUTION is OVER.
Execution Of Leader of Haytan Reb.
els Ends Outbreak.

Port au Prince-The revolution
has been suppressed. Jean juneau,
the leader of the movement, was cap.
tured at Dessalines, a little hamlet
close to Gonalves, and was at once
shot to death by the government
troops that made him prisoner. Go.
nalves has been occupied by gov
eminent force. The revolutionary
movement in Hayti. which has come
to an end with the execution of its
leading spirit, Jean Juneau, was of
short duration. 1t began with the
landing on January Is of an expedi-
ton of adventurers on the Haytien
coast not far from Gonalves.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
RAN MOB DOWN.
Engineer Escapes Lynohing by Run.
ming Engine Through Crowd.

Bakru, Trans-Caucasia.-In conse-
quence Of the accidental killing of
some laborers by a locomotive at a
suburban station Of the railroad here,
a mob of comrades of the victims sur
rounded the engine and attempted to
lynch the engineer. To escape the
fury of the excited workmen the engi-
neer opened the throttle Of the loco
motive and dashed through the crowd,
killing six men and wounding many
others.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
MINES

HIIfthti "
ing for the p1
Virgin river
has acquired
Yerington,
old.tirne form
groups wher
has not been
erations are
The supre
ciSion render
ynsia mining
States laws
x<x<>.lo of loc
nent work.
While all
practically
generally is
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critics are G
good looki
found
A disting'
ton Consol
G4rfeld, Ut
elevator in
thing passe
the works.
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At the B
Idaho, work
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struction.
managers
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Utah show
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The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
HOUSE WARNING.
,4f.. camp and Student FRIENDS En-
t,rtain at New Home.

- artistic new home at the cor
5f Tenth avenue and Twei''h
s- vas the scene OF a jolly mousse
ing Wednesday night The
the property of D. F. Camp
hi. daughter. Miss Myrtle as
Ia by two Normal friends, Fay
and Mary Raynor, were host
As the rugs have not been
--F o. the floor polished. it was pos
10 have unusual effects In dec
---.Eru. such. for instance, as timex
ne, Of autumn leaves Pennants'
~ pillows and big fire IN the
.a made 3 delightful party set
Thirty Young women gathered
v in the evening and were joined
-r--t O'Clock by the masculine
---Irsent. There was fortune tell
the crowd it seems, and ali
evenings festivities bore
-sesriou OF Halloween The rv-
-zshuents consisted OF cider. GIN
bread. apples and hot corn Later
--=-s was the Virginia reel, old
shiored games and much new fash
I'd fun. The guests departed al a
s-s hour, declaring il TO be one OF
ne 2,easan.sst parties they had ever
3 .-s1Gsd
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Pyttiian Sisters Meet

The social afternoon enjoyed Wed
s5av by the Pythian Sisters ana
--z5r friends was one long 10 be re-
zen h.srsi by all those present Each
-=-h-er took with her one guest and
lunch for two At the hall the
e.ss we're set. and the lunches.
eh had been removed from their
-=sr=ctiFe vrsppinss. combined 10
axe : gorgeous spread
rc- amusement all the ladies were
zen sheets OF brown tissue paper,
sso-s and paper plate, such as
s=-s Use. Each one then proceed
Il 10 cat out OF the paper face and
zs:e j, OF the plate II vas unan-
.ously agre-aC. ihz, Mrs A. C Drake
zzs the most successful artist, and
--s a-st prize was given TO her. Mrs.
Sz-zh Spere drew the consolation
--ls5-
/ short program had also been
repaired MIS- J. C Sehryver give
6 German recitation which was en-
---sd. ard ths-e was some good
Sr
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
obstacle. Removed fro. Rn.d.

Litigation over the right o! way
9. the LovelArt-ESses park road has
=-5=a And the commissioners now
AaTa smooth sailing in perfectine
Ms iuportxn, highway which opens
r.s road for tourists TO beautiful
Estes park The las, obstacle vss
removed THURSDAY when Judge Car
rrrex. sitting in the district court
z15e perpetual the Injunction re-
<rainirE James E Neville from in
serserine With the construction os th-
highvay tAruagh Hi lA1A-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
RELATIVES SAY KLoPEMENI.
VIII J. NoAnelly Married Yesterday
in penver

VII :. McA1sliy wAs 2zTi=d
"Wednesday II Dss-vs- 70 Mss Flo--
e1es n Roll=- q Eo-1 Collins II
70. Acl! a. slorsls11- i Is Ger
cxizly s great su.q-sss 10 The rels-
tires and t-saads Of both Young reo-
PIE Wednesday morning Ny No
Aosllr, vho Is deputy county say
vsro-. stated To his h-osks--in-lar.
MI S11zzson- thxf he vAx going 10
Windsor TO survey eome land
About noscz Thursday Mr- Si5nr-
>ozS Sls-S--il-.s% Eeo = Vii Nc
AaeIly's s5Sss-. called Up M S.-p
Soz - lo.s distance FhozF and sols
him 15G. WEI lad e-=sa there AID
tzksa Mss Roller 10 E,5avsr. where
IasF vS-s sCIaE 10 - l2rr9ss3- she
stated Ths1 NJ SoIler =zs zE2. and
snsE nothing o. i e5ths-
MS Sclls- - tbs 6a2Ehss1 q 4
~eIl szGEa contractor q For Col
lIzs- z1G z5e EoCos lz5E : said ID =:
very haatso2@- Il Hs Understood
thar oo1A families caseciA5 TO ,h-
-z-TizEs tx al trends Of II;
Eozns rscTls sly = : II s1csllsa
zatc5 &r Roller : vel know
he-e and has oozStraeTzl al head
Ezfss az6 6azes for 11e Empire Coa
sSractloz ccZpz-T OF 1As a1Zs-or!
65Ic1sS 0Zil- - then
Wzl is c1s a. tsrsslsT's Sss- ro2z!
-s-- q excellent sa6-eo-- II.
sas-e = llt1Ie danger t1z- he Ii
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The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
MOVE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Chief faserson VIII Take Apparatus
TO New Quarters

" r Patterson. chief ot tie FIRE
department, IS ooa-sma plating tie r-
1ovzl Of 1h@ ire eqpz-ztus - liz
rev hone II Tie cs,y hzn II t1@ a.exr
fsr 62ys ny Pz-ssrs7a has sssa
awaiting The construction of -Ae 7ez
s55e~slks Gd d.ivsEzv n t1e Bsw
headquarters Which 2zs zew eo-z-
Y,e.sd- Il their r@x saa-t4-s lbs
ro,uE1es. department VII - more
esclsnI and less tine Esll T. Inst
zs ;hs alarm Is usnzily seu1 % 10
ike headquarters and - men WI
ao- hare 10 run from @sst S,sve-rh
street 10 the esIy eEi,55-z 70 zSe@--
tain where rhs fra * Il : mt Y
r-=c,si that 1hs cogzcI -Sl,l make
zny sE7-o- rissis1 this fal 7o- : "a
department O. horses oG- 1zs lsz
r-0ulcll IN -aa sr-tls -il 10 cort p,
give the people more zzlgs- p-utec-
sson IN this respect, ~h5cn Eill alsC
retlcs tie Ias1-ezcs rates ca-.ss5-
e.as.r-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
KNEW The POET HOLLAND

The following lines are sent the
Tribune by our patronand townsmaA
a Greeley CoioniSt, MI. Maurlcs
Hastings. now in his eighty-eish MA
year. Mr.. Hastings is great ad-
rsirer OF Dr.. Holland, and remembers
tha, in his youth he attended WIN
ing school taught by this famous
poet Although the sue3oinec poem
mus, have been written many years
ago. Mr.. Hastings thinks 1t IS Pc
culiarly appropriate 10 the present
conditions in our country
4 gentleman now living in Gree
lev relates that in 1859 he heard Dr.
Holland tell the following incident
whose ohject was 10 belitle young
Hollands poetic gifts Dr.. Holland
said that when boy be xAs attend
ing Phillips Academy IN Exeter. \.
H. where he vaS expected 10 bring
forth an essay. He submitted his
thoughts n blank verSs- The teach
e.. whose duty il WAS 70 crush aspsr-
ius Young posts. shall We sSy I'd
called ths youth 10 him and said.
holding up the poem III IS rot Gus
romary 10 commence each line 0;
prose with Z capital letter
i a. * .--eN- 49,
The following that the poetic nrs q
Young Holland WAS 10. totally
ousuche6 BY the cruel thrust,
Men Wanted
God give Us men. \ time Ike tins
demands
S.ro-z minds great hearts. true faith
and -eSdy hands,
Men whom the Inst Of otce dos not
XIII:
Ns1 whom rhe sPon OF osoe eaano,
buy;
Men Who have honor Is2 vho Sil
No, lie
Men who eza stand teto-s de1,A-
EosCa
And damn his rrsaehe7oEs Batteries
without viking
Tall mez. Saa crowned, zao live
shore tie FOG
I panlic taty ana il private. ,aiak-
Ing,
-o- while ire -ahhls, ~5-A tAeI-
rhauh-vo-u c-es-5s-
heir large professions zz6 their III
lie deeds Z
.i--le il se,ssh s.-isa- 10, Freedom
E%-s
wrong rules the lad. 2aa waiting
Jus-ics sleeps