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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
MONDAY, JAN %, 1908.
IAN. u In 6fetorY.

1sS1-John James Audubon, American or
nithologist of worldwide eminence.
died at New York; born in New Or
leans 1850.
Is7S-Sir Edward Shepard Greasy, author
of Fifteen Decisive Battles of the
World died; born in Bexley, Eng
land, 1872.
1ssl-Jervis McEntee American painter,
died at Rondout. N. Y; born there
1928.
l9o5-End of the fighting on the Sha; es-
timated losses for the three days bat
tie, 10000 Russians and 10000 Japanese.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

Politics is getting TO be wonderfully
interesting" said the observer.
Yes" answered Senator SOrghum.
1T is mighty interesting: but. between
you and me, 1t isn't near so much Of an
Investment as it used to be"-washing.
ton Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
kins men.Iik Sends Pop. Two Lion.

Rome, Jan. 2I.-Rev. Father Maria
Bernado Of the Capuchin order, who
was sent by the pope TO Adds Abeba
with A decoration for King Menelik.
has returned here with an autograph
letter from Menelik and two lions as
a present for the pOntiff.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

ues M0ines. Ia. Jan 2T-Mrs. J. T.
Watts. a pretty and accomplished Wif-
ew. received S91.0. eft to her By H
e. Hendricks. who committed suicide
a. Chattanooga beeause she rejected
ais Offer of mzrTizge-
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
Rosk.f.II.r Fsvors Idle To~nsm.n.

Yonkers. v. y. Jan. Glowing to
the large number Of unemployed in
TarrytoWn. John p. Rockefeller has
given orders that the Italians working
On his estate Re laid 0f and that their
places 10 given to Iocal men.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
CATCHING the Wayfarer.

COgger-The good parsOn told me ]
should always be trying to lift up my
fellow man.
Motorwood-what did you answer?
Cogger-I told him ! would put
scoop on my automobile at the earliest
opportunity.-Chicago News.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

The star actress in the play was a
discovery By the manager. He found
her working in a laundry"
That accounts for 4"
Accounts for whatT'
The way she mangies her part"
Baltimore American
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

Locks count a lot" remarked SlOpsy.
-About half the good I get from dinner
i the Iook q thIngs-
IAN right Mr.. gopay." replied Mrs-
Bordea- We'll Just give yOa two
looks In future---Ksnszs CITY Tines.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

Hiram Ryetop-sO the checker club
argued here on the Panama canal. hey7
How long did tbey argue. JefT:
The St0rekeeper-Let's see Half a
wedge q cheese. peck Of prunes. pint
Of driei peaches and 4 pound Of crack
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
A, q Watches Own Grave ous.

winsted. Conn. Jan. 2T.-Charies Az
cry. eighty-two years old. who still eu-
Joys good health. is personally superin-
tending the digging and eementing Of
his grave in Manchester: also the cree
ton Of a monument on his burial lot.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
Trains Leave Bank Street Station as
Follows:

FOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORK
-6:35. 500, $40. ii:l2 a. m; 2:4e. AIS;
6:i2 7:51 p. m; Sundays, 7:OS, sos q. m.,
l:0i, 5:l5p. m. ~,
FOR ANS0NIA AND NEW HAVEN
e.ss 500. $40. life ito Ansonia) o. m,
2:49, AIS, 7:50, 6:l2, p. m. Sundays, 1'OS,
sos o m. l:05 5:l5 p m.
FOR WATERTOwN-6:ib, s:S2, n:1s q m.
6:l2. 1903 p. m. -
wINSTED-6:i0. s:25, I0:S6, o. m, $3.50
6:bs s:6i p m; Sundays, s:5s u m
81. d. m
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
HIGHLAND DIVISION.
Trains Leave West Main Street Sta

ton as FOLLOWS:
FOR HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, WILL
IIMANTIC. WORCESTER PROYI-
DENCE, PUTNAM AND BOSTON,
5:i0, s:4s, TO Hartford o. m 12:lh 3:i5
7:S4 p. m. ito Hartford and SprinRneld1
FOR DANBURY-s'S q. M. s'Oo' 'oo p
FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE-s:s q m; 2:os p. m
Sunday Trains.
FOR BRISTOL-(Connectlng with suburban
trsins)-ss:3o. sIo:3o m; 2:sS. '4:Ss,, o:S'
connecting for Springfield, Worcester. an.
Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
Waterbury Trunk { Unl-
brG||a Manufacturer.
D GU "a al
Yes, we repair and recover UNI
brellas, trunks and bags.
Railroad Time Table.
IN EFFECT JANUARY 5, 1908.

NAUGAIUCh UIVIoIO4N'
Trains Leave. West Main Street Sta
ton as Follows:
FOR BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YORK
e:2s. 1854, II :07 o. m; 2:4l, 500 p. m
FOR ANSONIA AND NEW HAVEN,
e:2s, 1854, il:o7 { to Ansonial O. M s:Ai'
FOR wkTERTowN-s:47, s:s4, n:i4 g. m;
6:1I, 7:05 p. m. -
FOR THoMASToN. T0RRINGTON AND
wINSTED -e:42, 6:27. i0:5s q N; 500,
ZOO. $3.50 p m: Sundays, s:5S q m, STA
n
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
Sunday Trains

DUBLIN STREET STATION.
FOR MERIDEN AND MIDDLEToWN-
" b RIERD' &c coLEY.
Cen. Supt Asst Gen. Pass Agt
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

Mother e. Twenty Dies AZ ssSty-ssyer-
sheIhurue Fans. Mass Jan Ii
Mrs. Mari Peters. mother o. twenty
ekHdrsn- = dad At the age q Gxu-
serea
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS:
Tonight and Tomorrow Morning.
Sun sets, sol; rises, 7:lo. Moon rises.
2:14 a. nj. Moons age, "a days.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

10 RENT
fve min
I$1.25 pr
wv. Rowe
floor.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27

co far as laundry work is concerned
is a tale of the past in up-to-date
laundries. Machinery that is exact.
thorough, and yet extremely delicate
in it's handling of the fiimsiest fab
RIGS, has superseded the hand-work
of long ago. We are looking for the
trade of particular people who want
their linen washed right and deliver
ed on time at the right kind OF price
IL you send them to us.
SOFA WEEKS FAMILY WASHING-s0c
New Method Family Laundry,
SO Ward St Waterbury. Conn Tel 136
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
O60e / Danmar6.
&ipbcnbapn pg Sreoerifsberg.

Srf. Mugnita @runtb. &iebmano
Socob @cbol1s @nfe Sine. Malftn=
lneofer Heter &eterlen. Gnfe Signc
2ino. Sans 2arien. Carrier 2unoS
&ujtrl1 &iritine. &ebilager Carl 0l=
len. Gbp. @pgepleierlfe Motbiloe
Mrent5en. Suseier Carl 8rennecfe.
Gbp. @ieitgiper Miels S. Nieliens
Suit ru Mtcoline. Msiiitent Deo Bolp=
tefniif 2ereanitolt, Gano. Mag. Sbo<
mas &opgaaro. S%ournaliit @briition
&anien. @ilbelmine 8lom. @neo=
ferlpenb Mnoers Gbriitenien. @nfe
Mnno &eterien. Selegrafiit .Soban
Eellemonn. &urbemager Sons Sent
len. Mnna 8ent5en. Susboloerife
9ogmar Mielien. gnfe Caroline
Meller. SIP. @rosierer Sbrgen
Gorriloien. Mnna Meller. &om=
mis @inar Mert5. gnfe &riitine
@tobeI. @nfefru &oiine &eterien.
6rpfen Caroline @eit. 6bb. 8rDgge=
riarbei6er S. &aniens &ritrn &aren.
@porpognsfnnftioner @imon Sacob:
len. @rosierer Gbr. 8artbolop.
@ertsbusbolber Saeobiens @nfc
@milie. 6rgfen Magoalene Guncb.
@ongerforman6 b. @tatsbanerne
Mrel Gbrtitenien. Murer Sacobiens
Snitru Mnno. Mnrer Sliens Gnfe
Morie. &ontoriit Ole Heterien. 8og-
bol6er Neteriens &uitru Sine. &om=
tesie @liiabetb 2ercbe. &eoelimeo
$. s. Gereniens Snitru &aroline.
Sernbaneportgr Sergen Sgrgen1e11.
Ganb. pbarm. S. g. Mmmnnoiens
@nitrn Caroline. Sergent peo Lite
Mrtilleribataillon. Carl Niellen
@artner Sens @asling. Gnfe Scotia,
lie &enricbien. Gppograf Strsms
J &uitru Maria. Smeo 2u6big Gge:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

Gn Mpbcrs 8rep. - Mrs. s. g..
6lcming, 24S Mullet st., 9etroit,
Micb., ifriper fslgenoe @rep oll=
goaenoc set meget omtaltc ltrtelnio=
bel, Or. Yeters &urifc. ~0r. Eetcr
Sobrncp & Cons, Chicago, ST..
Mine @errer: Seq toffer Gem ioo
meget for SEN penlige Moooc, bpor=
poo Sc beipore0e nit 8rep. - Seq
n1ootog Meoicinen fra 9eres Mgent
poa @enton ct. Set ct SEN fieroe
Sloife, jeg tager i'll. Sen ipnes ut
bielpe mig cit goo Del, og jeg tror.
set pil0e game enonu mere, bpis ieg
life matte bore ioameget poofooe;
n1en oct fan life u16gaoes, ga jeg
bar 5maabern at paste og pleje. 81
bar oltio &1,rifo / @uiet MI. Tor
mango Star iioen fjebte Mober set
til min lille Sgiter, 1om par ilemt
plaget al EFT @uoipgoom. S 1pp Mar
bab6e FUN peret UNDER 2egebebano=
ling, men til ingen Septic. Mooer
los be16e ga tage 5 6laifer &urifo,
ser fl1rereoe benoe ful6ltenoi9t, 81
bum ol6rig bor bpret ploget beroi
ii6en.
@enIigit unoifplo mini 9til, So jog
bliper ofbruot iaa ofte al 9illebarnet,
Ser er plogiom i6ag.
Me6 Mgtelle, 9%rbe6tgit."
Ser gibes neppe nogen Meoicin,
ser itoor / iaa nert 8orbol6 til
&jemmet,, lom Or. 8eters &urtfo
Sen gaor / slrp fra 5legt til 5legt
iom Sen er1eite paalibelige 6amilie.
Meoici11. Set er fun n%aturltgt, al
8grnene bol6er fig til ben Mebicin
iom itoo oeres 8orel6re Ri / Mpbens
Sine og ol6rig ifuffeoe Dem.
Or. &eters &l,rifo a6lfiller Zig og
ioa fra andre feroiglopeoe Me6ici:
ner be6 at SEN life faces paa Mpo.
tbeferne. Sen forlpnes Mlmenbe6er
oirefte at Gierne giennem ipecielt on
fatte Mgenter. Sfrtp til 9r. 8etel
6abrneD & Sons 60, 112-118S 60
&opne Mpe., Chicago, Su.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

% p0sa | 5. &jebmanb s.
@renbecD / @asle poo 8ornbolm e,
afgooet beo Dgbe,1, So Mdf5eammel.
9an bar &jsbman6 / @asle / 33 Mar,
Ell ogtet og bpgtig 5orretnin9smano,
/ mango Mar @eolem al 8proabet
og Diretter for @asle 8anf.
= 69p. Amtsforpalter / &oloing,
Sllititsraoo Suulsgaaro-Senien, er
ofgaoet pc0 0poen / &ege, II Star
gan1mel.
- &optejn 8. S. @e. Mecblenbure
9. S. 9. g. ct afgaaet peo OGDEN
al eli @iGrtciDgoom. San bar feot
poo 6al1p og bleo Sc Nar g1., bar fra
lin tioligite l1ngoom tiert .. S. 8.
g., iioen lite December 1881 ion1
6erer, pnienligit / EoSlagerruten
@sbjerg-Gorfelton. Sra 6enne
Shilling pil Sen olminoelig afbolotc
6qrer bore fie1ot al mango boobc
cngcllfe og oo1ife Sltriiter og 'Sor=
rctningsrcjienOe.
= Spcrretslogfprer, SuititsraaO
&illiom 2lno / &jp6e11bopn CT az
gooet neb 9poel1, 66 Star goll1nel.
San bprte til @pcns nlolte Sperrets-
logfprerc, i0et fan allerebe / 1872
begpn0te at praftiiere.
- Gn I grlrn0tpigife &re0ie bel
fjenbt Mon6, penlionerct 2erer &orl
Gintber, er ofgooet pe6 Dgben {
Mcltpcb. Sen ofoeoc, Scr blcp %
Slur gommel, bar 6orn1on0 for Sir
feligt Somfltno al 1889 Mfoeling
/ SpODnllonb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
Diam d II t + 1 II p. st

agtperoigt og flittigt 9ggtepar pae
9optrup Marf, Beter Mpller og Su
itru, fan ben .28. Mpril feire 0ere;
0iamantbrpllup. 8egge oe gaml'
CT langt oppe / 5irierne. Mellel
CT e1bnl1 en- itGrf Man6, bporimof
bans Some er li0t lpagelig. S 0ereS
sGgtclfab bar 0e baDt 5 8grn Ct 5gn
og 4 0ptrc), 2 9gtre CT 11bponoreDe
til Nmcrifa, / er og0 og / boliooen=
Sc | @optrltp. Sennen eier ct 2ano.
bolsite6 paa SfopbD Wfarf, bporfrc
Sc gamle npoer en- lille Mftegt. 9il=
lige faar Meller Snbali0e= og Ml6er=
bomsrenter. Mpller ejer oesroen e:
file @us paa @optrl1p Morf, iaa 81
/ pfonomiif @enieen0e er ganjfe bel
ltille0e, % 0a Sc life bar mango
6ornp0enbe0er, fan Sc / iao @enieen=
be np0e eli rplig 2ipsoften. Com ell
Ejnl0enbe0 fon onfpres, at Mpller
far pnret 0pipnsman6 / Sfopen
n@Dtterfpbbel" ira 1868 til 1904,
altioo / 10 Mor.
q runo t nsneoleg :
/ 6lensborg. 0per
ben 11pe ct. Eetersfirfes Mur / Np~
ita6er, ser mi roger ct lille Stpffe
op fra @runoen, bar Ser Genong 5.
8. Marts bIebet ppntet op m1eo Ell
MGngoe Stag. Get bar ollie mulige
6arper; pe6 Si1en AT ct Banner meo
Jlensborgs 8pboaben og set tpife
5log bajeoe ct megtigt Dannebrog
ne0 oper @pggeplaoicn. @runo1tens=
neolGggelien fan6t Ste6 ON Mi66a=
gen mellem &l. 2 og 3 UNDER nregen
&pitioeligbeo. 0et bele parebe Ell 81
me. 9en ferite Saler bar @eneral=
superintendent Or tbeol. Satan.
0erefter talte Brobit Nisie, og op-
leite bet Gofument, ser 1fuloe in6=
mures UNDER @rl1nbitenen. Set bar
en- b%iitoriif 8eifripelie al be tirfelige
Sorbolbs ll6bifling / Npitaoen fra
1897 inbtil Dor &ib. Dofumentet,
ser bar gammeloags / lin @til, be-
gpn6te me6 0plpsningen omL at ner>
parenoe @runoitensneblpggelie fanot
Steo rbe11 s. Morts 1908, / set 20.
Star al Seller @ilbelms &egjerin9",
UNDER Nerperelie al en- &epreien<
tant for &egieringer, Sperfoniiltori=
alraa0 Miiller og Ell &eprpi entant
for &irfen1pn0igbe0en, Or. Satan;
oerneit belfripes &irfeiogens og Me.
nigbcbens lloDifling / Mpitaoen, og
ser flutes meO cit Splps11i1g on1, at
5ognet / 1905 fif 8pggctillaoeli Ell,
og at man ll1ttelig fnn0t en- pos
lenoe Spggeplaos.
9erefter foretoges @runoitensneo~
leggelien. Set 1fete paa fplge11oe
Moooe: S set ip6peltlige @igrne, altz
ioo / set @jgrne al &%irfenu1rc11, 0er
pe11oer ms moo 8pen, bar Ser ct fit
fQl1tet Sui miot / SEN tpffe GeglitenS
Murflo6e. S bette Sui neolagoes
set opennepnte 0ofument, Ser ont
bpggelig bar blepet inolagt / ct Sob
berbpllter. Open ODER Dofun1entet
ne0m1re0es Ell tilbugget @ronitlten,
Ser foreitillebe @runbitenen. Ne6<
leggelien foregif UNDER Me0Dirfning
al 8pgmeiterer, Ser brugte Murifeen.
og ct Bar at bans Meobielpere. 90
tilitebeperen6e firfelige @mbebS=
menb og &irfeforitanoerlfabe gif
"ioa frem og ilog met Ell @ammer
poo Stenen. Nogle al Sc ferlte neo=
boo &ellignelien ODER @uosbuiet, ME-
bens be li6ite u6talte forte religiele
J%Dnooro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

81 0 I b e + 5 r a M a 1t !
$ 5 ten. Sor nogle Maaneoer
iioen ifpb EFT II Mar ganrmel 5nco-
ferlnrIing / Saoiten, Seroina1to
4erf, cit ID Mar gamm1el Gjeneite=
pige, 2aura @briitenien, / llnoerlipet
mco ell &epolper. 5ogen bar pGret
b%ebanolct / l1noerrette11, Scr %frifanot
&erf, i0ct- sen fanot~ at maattte tagc
bans @oaita,1o ONT, at set bar ct
&oaocltl,o, for go0. @an crflGreoc,
at Set banOe pGret bans 9enltgt at
begaa Selpmorb, me11 at ban fgrit
bar gaoet ino til Etgen for at togc
Mf1feb mes benoe, og &epolperen bar
ga .goaet at 1,6e11 bans Gi6en6e og
Billie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

Turfplclie f~1trcrct paa en- 9a9.
Sag 8 nratib 9 rom o
Soblets. Mpotbeferne re,
fun6erer 8engene, bbis set life fire
rer. 6. IS. g robe's l1noer-
ifrift er paa bber 9gIfe. 25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
8ilanoene.

81 Brand poo S 3 :
| 5. Oct &jgbman0 Miclien til
bprcnOc SeboeliesbuS / Sepoisfjpro
ne0bren0te %forleoeu. Sloen opltoo
pe0, at CT Hetrolc1tn1s6ltnf efsplobe=
re6e, ga Sienelteptgen piloe tGnoe op
/ &affelopnen. &igen blep lao frpg=
telt9 %forbrer6t, at be116es 2ip nGp=
pc Tan re66es.
Sc pprtge Beboere / @ulet re6oc=
Sc Jig pcO at ipringe 10 as &in6uer=
tic. sSrl1 Nsielle1 brGffeoe 0erbeo
begge 8en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

Ser finoes altto rnegen lfirlt l1pil>
le> nleget pripat @a0, l1egcn Mislm1+
oelle i>no6 en- betDoelig Man6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

Vier omtrent so danske Settlere i denn
for Pierre, s.. Dak:, 1angs den ny F~orlengelse
af c. N. w. til Black Hills. Her q faaes
decided" Land, Homesteads og Relinquish-
godt Wand, god HOST sidste Aar.
vi er like AgeHter, men vi 0nsker dere
Landsmend herude. Nermere Op1ysninGer
we'd G HAN9HN.
227 Pleasant Drive, PIERRE, 8. OAK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

0 MarS S | e II m.
gn al 5pn6erborgs melt fienote ban=
tie 8orgere, Slaetermeiter Sens
Simm> funbe 5: Is. Marts feire so
Mors SSSubileum, ibet BET ga bar ct
bolpt @un6rebe Mar iibe1, Fan traao=
tie / 9lagterlere. Simm er fgbt /
@enoerborg. Den IA. Marts 1853
blep fan fonfirmeret, og ben paafgl=
gen6e Sag traaote ban / 2ere bos
6%oberenoe @lagtermeiter &eimers.
@logtermeiter Eimm er life alene
belfienot / lin @iembp, ban fjenoer
og CT fien6t al enbper omtrent Ser:
6erborg Mmt. @pem Ser life fom=
mer / 8erering mes BAN iom NG=
rings6ripenoe, fienoer bam fra all;
Sc oanife Msoer, politiife og folfe
lige Soreoragsmeoer, Ser er blepnt
afbolote paa bans @iemegn / Stare.
nes 2eb. Ser er Simm Ell iiffer
Mono = og en- trofait Man6. MaaI
ban tager Sr6et paa iaa6anne Me=
Ser, moa man life bente at bpre Ell
&ofmqn6s fine Sprog meo tiliparen:
Sc iirlige 2a6er. Set ligger fife for
Simm. &pob man 6erimoo finder
til enbber Si6, set er en- BARN oQ
qIorig fgInet 8egeiitring for Dor 90:
|6e Sag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-29
MEDIATION ASKED FOR.
Request of Engineers of Atlantic
Coast Line.

Martin A. Knapp, chairman of the in
terstate commerce commission. and DIR.
Charles p Neill, commissioner of labor,
have been requested by the engineers of
the Atlantic Coast Line to act as medi-
ators in their controversy with the Of
ficials of that system in the matter of the
proposed reduction in their wages. Con-
ferences have been held recently between
the officials and the engineers of the
Atlantic Coast Line at which, it is I'M
derstood, the proposition was made to
reduce wages 10 per cent. No agreement
was reached, and the engineers appealed
to the chairman of the interstate COM
merce commission and the commissioner
of labor. who, under the Erdmann act.
when requested, are required to use their
good offices in effecting an amicahle ad-
justment of the questions at issue be-
tween the parties to the controversy. No
date has been fixed for the conference
between the Coast Line and it's engineers.
Commissioner Neill said today that a
conference probably will be held here
tomorrow to consider the controversy
between officials of the Southern Railway
Company and those of its employees who
have declined to accept the wage re-
duction urged by the management. 1t
was stated that the delay in having hear
ing has been due to the fact that Chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-29
MAY BE NINETY MINERS DEAD.
Report More Than 100 Others Are
Entombed

MONTEREY, Mexico February 29.-An
explosion of gas in one of the coal mines
of the Sabinas Coal Company at La
Rosita. 100 miles northwest of here. took
place Thursday morning. News of the
happening has just reached here.
1t is stated that 225 men were in the
workings of the mine when an explosion
of gas occurred. shaking the country for
some distance around. Rescung parties
set to wo. k soon afterw lrd. According to
advices received here the imprisoned or
dead miners have not yet been rescued.
The explosion wrecked the timbers of
the shaft and compartments and it viii
take some time to clear away the debris
A special train from Ciudad Porfirio
Diaz conveying nurses and physicians
went to the scene shortly after the acct
dent occurred.
LAREDO, Texas February 29.-Infor-
nation reaches this city through federal
telegraph sources to the effect that the
explosion in the Sabinas mine at La
Rosita Mexico. has resulted in large
loss of life. Reports by the federal tela-
graph operators place the loss of life at
from forty to ninety. The mine is owned
by the Monterey Steel Company and or
dinarily employs a force of 300 miners.
mostly Japanese and MeXicans. The fed
erai government has taken charge of the
situation.
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lowed by statute to report in the law
courts of New York city, Mr.. Burr was
assigned to part of the superior court
Upon the defeat of Chief Justice Bos-
worth in 1863. by John III. McCunn, Mr..
Burr resigned i'm disgust. and he and the
chief justice went out together At the
close of the year 1865 he was engaged
by the Congressional Globe as one of the
official corps of House reporters. which
place he retained until 1869, when he VOL
unfairly resigned and sought retirement.
This afforded him opportunity to crafty
his taste for literary research. which he
pursued with ardor,' but without pecu-
MARY profit. He championed the claim
that Thomas Paine wrote the letters of
Junus and the Declaration of lndepend-
ence. He also maintained that Francis
Bacon was the author of Shakespeare S
plays and poems. He claimed to have
discovered that the Shakespeare sonnets
were addressed by Bacon to the young
Earl of Essex and his bride the widow
Sidney, in 1880, that some twenty short
poems signed "Ignoto." AID 13s9-16DO
We're composed by Bacon; and that vii
liam SHAKESPEARE could not write. as
proved by an analysis of his five varied
autographs, the only manuscript of the
reputed poet ever discovered. his name
being spelt without an in the first syl-
liable or an a in the last and twice with
out the terminal e.
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eral Electric Company, the Ledger states,
said he know nothing of the matter at all.
but he called into his Office the manager
of the incandescent light department OF
the company, and this gentleman, who re-
fused to permit his name to be used, gave
a statement of the companyS UNDER
standing of Heany's alleged misconduct.
During the last year, he SAID. the
Tungsten light has been the center OF
observation of all electric companies for
the reason that, with an expenditure OF
only sixteen candlepower, the amount OF
current used in the ordinary incandescent
lamp used for all purposes all over the
country, a tremendously brighter light can
be obtained The virtue lies in the metal,
known as Tungsten. Many patents have
been secured in this country and abroad
The General Electric Company. the west
inghouse and other big electrical con-
Germs have been buying these patents up
right and left A few months ago news
came from Washington that patent hao
been granted to Heany on a tungsten
lamp. This patent swas granted on the
application filed by Heany In 1905. The
patent laws give to an inventor the
right to make changes on applications Tor
patents but surprise was caused all over
the electrical world because this patent
described a lamp which had been placed
on the market two years after Heany S
application had been filed.
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te6. Mr.. Dore Wolfsteiner. He says it
will be one of the most magnificent
buildings in the nations capital. De-
signed in Il handsome modern French
style of architecture. seven stories in
height, completely detached on all sides.
allowing many large exits from the prin-
cipal hall. the temple. which is calcu-
lated to cost a million dollars, will be
sure to add to the attractive and monu-
mental buildings of the city.
1.-The exterior is to be of white marble,
similar to that being used for the mu-
nicipal building. and the roof with its
ornamental work is to be of copper.
For Convention Purposes.
The large hall planned for convention
purposes with an immense seating ca
pacity will be on the ground floor sur
rounded by a gallery on the second floor
and also one on the third floor.
The basement is to be fitted up with all
of the features of club. Turkish bath
swimming pool. bowling alleys. billiard
tables, etc. while on the upper floors. be-
sides the many spacious office rooms Tor
the use of the various labor organizations
there will be several commodious reading
rooms and a library.
1t is still undecided whether the top
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hoard of the -wholesomeness or unwhole-
someness of these substances, their use
will be allowed under the following re-
strictions:
"Benzoate of soda. in quantities not ex-
ceeding one-tenth of ] per cent may De
added to those foods In which generaliy
heretofore it has been so used. inc
addition of benzoate of soda shall De
plainly stated upon the label OF each
package of such food.
NO objection will be made to foods
which contain the ordinary quantities OF
sulphur dioxide If the fact that such
foods have been so prepared is plainly
stated upon the label of each package.
AN abnormal quantity of sulphur diox-
ide placed in food for the purpose OF
marketing an excessive moisture content
will be regarded as fraudulent adultera-
tion. under the food and drug act of
June 80, 1906. and will be proceeded
against accordingly.
Food inspection decision NO. 40. is,
sued July Il, 1907, is hereby amended
accordingly.'