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LOCAL MENTION.
Careful CARPET Cleaning.

Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges Are the
best. c. A. NIuddiman & Co.. GIG 18th n. W
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SOL ITFIERN RAILWAY.

X Eol,owinr schedule figures published
only as fnformntion and IRE not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. Ncw . VI.
leans Asheyille Chattanooga. Memphis. s:l3
I'm. and II 90 pm. daily e.,
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Mem
pills. New Orleans 1n:45 pm daliv. .n
Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida points. 4:l'
pm. daily. -
Local for UarrisnnburC 30 an daiiy 4;lo
pm. week DAYS: for Danville. SID IN daily
and for Chariot esville sis am. and 4:ao p. III.
daily Eranuent trains to aud from Rluelnnnt
s BROWN. General Acen'-
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S25. so Chicago and Returh-C. & o.
KY May Is to June June II to 16-Advt
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Planked Shad Dinner at Chesapeake
Beach Sunday. See ad.. page Z. part q
AGyt.
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Special for Monday and Tuesday

only large cans Pride of Our Nation
Tomatoes for cJc.. at all OF D. -.
Pyles' stores. my.h--4.-'
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE STEAMERS OF THE MARYLAND. della
and Virginia Railway Company. COM
mencing March "a will make three trips week
ly between Washington. river landings and
Baltimore, weather permitting. The passen-
ger accommoda lions unsurpassed by any on
the Chesapeake bay tributaries. Steamers
leave Washington every Sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday at pm. and Baltimore every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday at p.m. Time
of trip about 80 hours.
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents,
Telephone Main 745. 9TH street wharf.
WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
STH STREET WHARF.
Steamer HARRY RANDAL1-Monday and
Wednesday Mt pm. for lower Potomac land
inss Oils to Lower Machodoc creek Saturday
at for landings between Glymont and
Nomini.
Steamer WAKEFIELD Sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday. am for upper river landings to
Colonial Beach and Mattox creek.
Steamer ESTELLE RANDALI~Daily at 130
IN. for Glymont and intermediate points. sun
day Tuesday and Thursday to Grinders In add
ton Return trip same day.
change without notice.
w. F. CARNE. Jr.. Gen'l Passenger Agt
myy-f
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Flowers for Commandments.
The choicest specmens-the cleveres
design work. Guide 1214 F-Advt.
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Don't Bake Pies

f. our own shops at moderate prices.
S1umph & Lyford. 631 to $50 Mass. ave.
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After shaving, when skin is wet. apply
Satin skin cream. Soothes and heals. 2Jc.
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Baltimore and Ohio Shortest Route
To Pittsburg. Trains leave Washington
every morning. noon and night $40 a m
80 noon, $40 and 1890 night.-Adyt
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Flowers for Brides and Graduates.
Choicest varieties. Shaffer, 14th and Eye
-AdVt
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ANCHOR LINE
FRENCH LINE.

FRENGH IlNE,
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN.rIOrE
Direct Line to Havre-Paris tFrance>
Sailing every Thursday 10 m from
i'ier No ~ North River foot Morton ST.. y. Y.
Ella Savoe. May % la Savoie. June IS
Ella Provence June LA Provence. June %
fla Lorraine. June II LA Lorraine July !.
Twin screw steamers
EXTRA DEPARTURE.
Screw saw ae ~' CHICAGO June For 20 H Noge
One Glass I'D Cabin Only
GENERAL AGENCY. 10 state st, y. Y.
fe1g365.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17
WIDOWS
PURSUE PERSIAN
MYSTIC

CHICAGO. oct l. Br. ottoman Zar-
Adusm- nani-h high priest al the sun
wor-hipcfs. Who is now involved in a
lawsuit IA Lowell Mass. in which
Mr. Mabel Dutran is attempting To-
prevent hcr ased aunt rom leaving
ber fortune To tae Persian. is travel
ing toward Los Angeles. pursued by
Two wealthy aud wen-kuown Chicago
widows Each widow is irving to beat
the other Ia tin coast and be- first in
Inc heart Of the mystic
Haaish. nu the other hand. is maxi
Ing every effort 10 avoid them, aud
Viii try to keep his address in the
California city a secret from them.
The TIVE widows, according Ia the
Misses Eileen. Elizabeth ana Minnie
Clements. who. with their mother.
have been followers Of Hanish for
seven years. are only two of dozens
who have been cxerting their wiles in
an effort To win the favor ~ the doc
tor.
Aroused by the criticism aimed at
tn" sun priest. tho girls said Hanish
had been driven almost 10 desperation
by wealthy and pretty widows who
haye sought entrance to his home both
night ana day.
They have b6hcrcd him so much
that ne has had to have the telephone
taken out of his house" said Eileen
today "They called him up at all
hours. interfering with his studies and
his work"
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17

high as 81 to tHs.sa- Cd. Il has been re-
ported that the din, ctor~ uf the come
pany are So pleased that ID may Dc
two ~ tbsa, more dre,lggs viii b.,
ordered soon fur the gro 4Ha. In fact.
&c is understood. steps Haye already
been taken Z" tuat end. .ni ua doubt
ather dfetiers vauit naive been aH tn,
ground lung agu arr, j mot fer an
.utcrual suit among thr holders If the
company.
Some IF The Gusgcuh im dfedecs
are understood To- have rad pay as
gaad as that ar tHe Eear creek conn
pauy. 1t is un t.rstooI that tho
rfrrtlgcs ut 80 brfuu on HenaHza have
taken up as nigh as 81 10 Tire yard
this season. THe twu laree machines
there an. turning over tn gravel from
Basr 10 basc of tho hHt and the old
stream has ramarkahIs unique APP
rearnee With the rpuy-la looking gravel
helprd IN mountainous amdrnWs loo
ward the heavens.
Tine Walkers Frrk dradgcs have
been running satisfactorily tins seal
SON \ former owner al Walkers
Fork ground Who recently arrived
from that locality rrrortri one Of tUc
1rrdgcs therc getting S1s5 To- the yard.
others have declare that the dredrcs
must be getting s. 10 - The exact
returns are known only % tile man
agemcut
Reports have# come fro Taftymue
that the larger Dawson dr. ier Is get
ting something like No auaces Of gold
day. which would mean about $t.sNo
day The return might Seem too
good Ia br true but it is common
EHewlcdgp here mt TN Erar creek
dredpc ran as hieh ~ $1,000 a day
first season. and per 8F7 maintained
m average near that
1t veuld De- ~ SURPRISE If tae pa,i-
san dredee is making taiaa >u .auue,-
e day The upper Dawson dredge is
said to- he getting fully as euad. il
mol hotter LAY in proportion To its
size.
The usilvic drrdrc an Stewart is
making such a success at Nelson point
that TIN company is determined to get
fleet nj fifteen dredges - the ground
as soon as possible and hopes "a have
L
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17
PHENOMENAL RETURNS
FROM YUKON DREDGES

The kiaudike is fatme remark
able season this year i'm dredging
Never III the history II the country
has there been as many dredges at
work ia tais dIst ct as now. and
everyone under operation is reported
making q SUCCESS. Some are getting
returns which arr uothfer short IT
phenomenal in the dredging world
Compared To- the iow .tlurS rrcny-
rrcd bv drcdgcs in California. New
Zealuud and uther "uuirics. the pay
beiug secured ny the k'nndike ma
chimes Is phenomenal
The electrical couvcyors which have
beru Installed this var. and which
Il" q similar work also are meeting
with marked success.
Fifteen large dr,dgcs ere working
IN thu Elnudikr nd cinitv. and
turning ont an aggregate This year Of
millions uf dollars 90 gold
The Yukon Gold Company. SOME
tmss known rs hc duggcuhcims.
las eight drcdges at work ON Bonanza
aud Huuker. They ,Iso have two con-
vey"rs on bonanza ana third being
Installed there.
The Walkers Fork people have two
drcdgoH ON Walker. Fork. tho Davi-
sons have two an he FarvmfIa. the
usilyie reoplc have oue nu the stew
art; the Lewis river people ouc ON
bonanza. thu Bear ers,k ar BOYLE
concession people .,ue ou the Klon-
dikc. and the Bonanza Rasin company
an" at Inc mouth 81 thc Klondikc.
The eldest or pioarrr drcdgc Of the
country. the Eewc, river has been
sfindiHs fer wears near Discovery ON
bonanza. aud is slid In have taken
mi far more than null on And il
has uo end of rich ground before it.
The Bear creel, iredge the second
success IN the country in dredging. is
perhaps The cenri hnider rar the
quantity IF gold taken out in "a given
time. The ground VI has been work
ing has carried phenomenal values.
aud Il is known thtJ on VI. %. at the
mouth af Rear this dredge paid for
itself ia forty "a zixtN day The exact
time is not made . bile This dredgc
was constructed a n cost Of some
thing Ike $20o.nuo TIL same ma
chine has worked qaari r. Of milo
ar tuaF. bpIau VI "a aud * Ia tho
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17

200 Elegant Overcoats
Just Arrived. Your Choice
For A Few DAYS Only. 3
Per Cent of.
GAFFNEY'S.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17
DOUBLE
SUICIDE DUE
To GRIEF
MOTHER AND SON KILL THEM
SELVES OVER DEATH or
YOUNG GIRL.

NEW YORK. a.. 5-Tby bsdl..- af
Eta and Edwin Sud,u and their
mother Mary SUden. were found in
their apartment in gruukivH taday ta~
mother ANA SON evidently having COM
m3tt-j suicide together iu their grief
eyer tH, death from apparently Hat
uraI causes of Miss Ella sadcu. The
hud, Of the latter WAS dressed in
white and apparently atd uut for
burial hut ii lay in pnnl If nlaad
Whfly TIN todfes ri her mother aud
brother Wefr found tn bel
IN Examination showed that TIE
young woman had BLEED rrofu~rly
through Inc mouth apparently from
hemorrhaee Of thr lungs
~ the I'D upou which lay the
bodies Of mother ard son there wer.
thres BOTTLES. which evidently had
contained mixture II chloroforu and
whisky
M sister Ella tn hest aud sweet
est aud most uuzeIHsh. anectiauatc
and luyahta Ut sisters. is dead. The
world without h,r seems unendurabI-
I VII follow her and sa will nv
mnthcr She would De tea exhausted
ta live aIaar Ms mothers brothers
Christopher. John and philip weutzel
Ut Parma. cuyahaga county. ohio. will
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17
No. 1874
Of Tho estate
ff44tstH attf

IN Tho mltIrr ~ IN ,--III." N r4LrII
Whitehead deceased
Notice l. hereby ei>,1 =, an credit
Or nr tin l3tr eabeu Whitehead do
ceased. and fo AN others whom II may
..4t4t.,t. th.t t.. fftl..,.,f..,...t 49,. All.
appofutra Nv the above named 4a,r,
in the above entitled matter. ON the
gab aav If Sr,.feah.r laoN as ia. ada
mfnistrafoI. a. tin. aat,t,. ~ .,fd ,,.t.Il
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17

waE t great surprise. IT. psuus,j at
SEVERAL piarv- Jiurs tine tvrr. getting
F4H~ running rrum e frac t"u "f e cent
To- d cent amt never "a skunk pr
ElIpH and Mr. rftwsuu buth WTr,
highly pleased with tho TaHnine and
ans va~hup which they saw The
values pae ysrd hsas obtained ara mot
publicly known hui &c l. understood
thet run between Il and $ pcr ward
The Bonanza Basin dI,lgr is said
t. hr getting a tine line II pay The
company. It Is understood. was capt.
t3rzcd for a million doIl1t= in the be-
ginning and tire stock is held at ar-
teen times the par value. with good
sHurc of it in the hands IF the Gug-
gerbeims IL, .npauv was origin
atad hy CnI Williams. ~ TEXAS and
was Huated ia ST Louis - MIR Claw
oeilvir company IN" Bonanza Basin
af''E" y s''' !" nave ''ad' S'."'' =
nay '''' liis' Asa'i TOT Hta'" ~ tii'
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17
CLAIM OWN Frs.

Company from Denver wants To get
lease ON all ground between DRY and
Bourbon creeks We have new
method Of prospecting We go over
the ground thoroughly. Address care
of Nugget
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17

Go to the North Pole
Bakery for the best bread and pastry
The only coffee house IN town.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17

THE NEW CITY BATH HOUSE.
Only place in Nome to get i Moon
light Springs water bath.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
ESTATE.

In tho Emitted States Commissioners
count for the eapc Nume Precinct
in tin Second Division IT tn bis
triet # Alaska. sitting as il Pm
bate GHurt
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-17
eoVEY & DAWSON.
Real Estate md Mlning EschanI

Real Estate and Mining Exchange.
FOR SALE Comfortable. fur tshad
log cabin. good location. S25n SEVEN
room, tNo--toIs house. elegant, fur-
uishrd, nvr~tigat. this Good nou~r
furnished ou East Front street. at "a
bargain. $3.50. MANY other good buy
ask US about them We also have "a
number of Prospecting cabins for sale
FOR RENT Houses. =. =, I, s. Il and
rooms, furnished Also cabins FOR
bHching
Mining claims for safe. lease and
option w have several good tsl.--
writer's for sale cheap
If van wish. we viii look after yam
property in your absence
For RENT Eleyen-roam furnished
lodging house. northwest corner of
First and y street Roycy x Day
ison, Steadman avenue
BoVEY & DAWSON.
Phone Black 223. No. g Steadman Az.
Notary Public. Collections, Employ
ment Agency, Auctioneer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
BILL AIMED AT
 FEMALE FINERY.
Georgian Wants Man Protected
 From WOman's WiIes.

Atlanta. Ga. July 13.-There prom ises to be lively time in the Georgia assembly this week when the bill in- troduced by Glenn of Whitfield relat- ing to the wiles and blandishments of women comes up for action.
 The measure, on which a favorable report has been ordered. provides that if any woman. whether maid or wid- ow. shall betray into matrimony any unsuspecting male subjects of this state by scents. paints. powder or per fumes. cosmetics. artificial teeth. false hair. iron stays. corsets. pads or pad ding. hoops or high heeled shoes. low cut waists. lingerie. lace. variegated. drop stitch or rainbow hosiery or by any other deceitful means or artful practices. the marriage. upon convic- ton. shall be null and void.
 Glenn. the author of the bill. has been at a summer resort recently and says the bill is needed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
TAFT WRITES HIS SPEECH.
lt Will ExtoI His Party's Record and
 Attack Opponents.

Hot Springs, Va, July 13.-Mr. Taft began today the dictation of his speech of acceptance. He will spend the en- tire week at it and will have no visit ors. That length of time is not to be deTOted to writing the speech, but, as he said today, ito making it short enough"
 'I found in my experience on the bench" he continued. that it was easier to write a long opinion than to put the same argument in fewer words. The speech should be short, and I ap- proach the task with a feeling that saying what I want to say in com paratively brief space will be hard work
 Mir. Taft has decided. it is believed, upon what he wants to say. He con- pleted the outline of his speech. and on the subject of the principal issues, the injunction plank. railroad yalua- tion and the tariff his ideas are well formulated.
 The speech will begin with a review of the history of the Republican party and the vindicatiOn of its principles. He will express also his ideas as to the integrity of the party as seen in the fulfllment of its promises. He will parallel this with review of the past Democratic platforms, policies and promises. Mir. Brya1i's leadership he will say has been populistic. socialistic, demagogic and revolutionary.
 The difference between the two par ties in their relations to present prob lens will be reviewed not only in the light of history. but in their present platforms. The Republican platform, his speech will say. is the embodi- ment of progressiveness, constructive ness. loyalty to the government and prosperity built upon honesty He will assert that the Democratic platform is full of virus. negation, antagonism and destruction.
 Mir. Taft was shown q statement pub ished in the Inter Ocean concerning the anti-iniunction plank of the Re- publican platform adopted at Chicago. T know nothing of the statement to which you refer" said MT. Taft. My views on the subject of injunctions have been expressed in my judicial opinions and in my political speeches and public address. but have neither made nor authorized on my behalf any expression on the subject since the Chicago convention
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
wiI eis. on w,,.- wsoo,.

Columbus. O.. July i3. - Delegates
 began 10 arrive here for the Prohibit tion national convention. which will be held on Wednesday and Thursday. and for the state Prohibition coaven- tion. which opened today. The two conventions will bring to the city sev- eral thousand persons. including dele gates and visitors Most nf the state delegations to the national conven- ton are expected by tomorrow. and they will bc escorted from the Union station to their hotels hy a brass hand seated on a biz water sprinkler. There will he a parade of aII the con vention hosts oH Wednesday at noon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
THAW AGAIN SEEKS
 A TRIAL BY JURY.
Wants Majority Decision on
 Question of His Sanity.

White Plains. \. r.. July 13-Harry K. Thaw's fight for liberty was re- newed here today before Supreme Court Justice Mills. His new counsel, Charles Morschauser of Poughkeepsie. brother of the supreme court justice of that name who passed on Thaw's sanity in May. submitted affidavits and arguments to Justice Mills in support of his application for a jury trial as to Thaw's mental condition. Mfr. Mor. schauser expects the hearing 10 be brief, since long argument was made by Colonel Franklin Bartlett in behalf of Thaw at the hearing before Justice Mllls two weeks ago. District. Attor- ney Jerome Is present to oppose the application for jury trial.
 Judge Mills Is expected to reserve his decision. remanding Thaw tempo rarily to the custody of the Duchess county sherIff Should he decide that the prisoner is entitled to have a fury pass upon his mental condition. Mr. Morschauser will ask to have the trial put over until September and have Thaw detained in the meantime in the Poughkeepsie jail.
 District Attorney Jerome will. it Is understood. agree to the adjournment. but will insist upon Thaw being re- turned at once to Matteawan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
New President of Panama.

Panama. July 13.-The presidential elections throughout the isthmus of Panama passed off without disturb ance. Senor Don Jose Domingo de Obaldia, formerly minister to the United States and acting president during the absence of Dr. AmadOr. was elected president The supporters of Ricardo Arias. who recently with drew his candidacy. decided not 10 vote. and as a consequence there was no opponent to Senor Obaldia placed fin nomination
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
Sunday School Lessons Author Dead.

Boston. July 13. - General Erastus Blakeslee. soldier. minister. author and editor and prominent in the Sunday school world as the author. editor and publisher of graded Sunday school les sons. died at his home in Brookline after brief illness. He was many times commended for his bravery dur ing the civil war. and his promotion to brevet brigadier general was rapid. Turning 10 the ministry after the war. he won wide notice for his work in i'm proving the study of the Bible in the Sunday schools.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
Nsv.is. osI.e, !. Msn.a.nr.

Fl Paso Tex July I7. seversl hundr-i Navajo indians in northwest sTn New Mrxico are armed heavily and prepsrei 10 leave their reserra- ton and resist efforts to return them. They have ben clIaang fer many months hscause they sre not allowed fo slaughter game rsEzniless of the territorial E.Ene saws and becnuse the forp~t supervisors have he~n enforr- Iaz the re<ulafis7s rrEzrdlnx ths cns. ting of the timber. TheT also ob,rrt to the ordsr rrquiri.E tsez to kavs bat o1e wife each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
Tr;.. to wiue Out Family.

Cleveland. O. July 13. Anthony Hassler. twenty eight years old. of Flint. Mich. shot and wounded his wife. fatally wounded his sister. caused his mother-in-Iaw 10 be injured. shot at his fsther-in-law and two unknown men and then attempted to end his own life. Hassler and his wife were separated. and. the police say in- famed with jealousy over a report that his wife was sbc1t to seek a dirprce he went to the home of her father. George Kfleer. ana. bursting open the front door. fired o1 her. He Is 10t e1- pected to live
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
Set. 4i. s.sy on Fire.

Yonkerx. Y. T.. July 1s. Mundic Dehunoc. thiTty-three. was arrested on suspicion of having tried to burn his two-months-old daughter alive. The child was found asleep in a crib which had heen set ahre. Neither De hunoc nor his wife were at home at ;he time. According to the police. De hunoc at first denied knowledee of the fire. then broke down and saId that the child was sirkly snd that he want. cd to ge; rfd of II. and then said again that he dlda-f know who set the fire Tbe child was hadly burned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
kill.d Ia Iaunch ErnInsinn-

Marion. Mass. July 13.-F0ur prom inent summer residents of this town and Falmouth met death through an explosion on board a fOi5y-five foo launch of here. Two survivors were picked up after having been in the water for twelve hours. The dead are Roland Worthiagton of Boston. John T. TrGII of NOburn. Joseph s. Peal of Milton and Geo-ge Savory of Marblehead. captain of the Iaunch-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13

Lincoln, Neb., July 13.-It is be- lieved that Mir. Bryan has decided upon his campaign manager. He is c.ared to have said so during a coI.- ference with P. L. Hall. Nebraska member of the new national commit tee.
 The two debated the campaign situa- tion, but at the termination of the in terview the Nebraska committeeman would only say that the final selection rested between Daniel J. Campau of Michigan. John E. Lamb of Indiana, Congressman Ollie James of Ken lucky and John H. Atwood of Kansas.
 Mir. Hall also stated that most of the national committee were agreed upon q chairman, but that a formal an- nouncement would not be made until after the conference of the full com mittee with the two candidates tomor- TOW at Fairview.
 Among MT. Bryan's supporters whose activities will be given the widest range possible is Governor Johnson of Minnesota. This word was given to some fifty of the Johnson
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
Els Ga.hsr In naIIa.

Dallas. Tex. JuIr 13.-This city Is overaowing with visitors today. all wearing the eIks' beads and teeth that EarE the memhpTs of the Benevolent and Protective OFiIer of EfsS. The or casioa is the anaGal cn=-entipn of the EIks which hezias today. IL Is ex- pecied ;hst the city win entertain 1oO.- 70 visifcrs this week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
o,I.r e,.eb., achIorotorm Ao...

New York. July i3. T Dr. William Osler. who in an address at Johns Hop kins university in 1g05 was widely quoted as saying that mans best use fitness was past at forty and that most men ought to be chloroformed at sixty. entered upon his sixtieth year. He is in the full tide of health and usefulness and does not look or act as though he believed himself superan- uuatpd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13

Americans Believed to Be Sure of Win ming Some Events and to Have Good Chances In others-Wsisht Throw ing Contests, Jumps, Pole Vault and Dashes' Look Safe For Yankee Team. Do Not Expect to Win the Marathon. Sports to Continue a Fortnight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
srr.n 4. n.u. P..L.-,. AiI

Denver. Inly 13- Isdzn Alton R. Parker annouuced that he wouIi sup port the ticket and platform. althouxa he admitted fhst he h1H fourht the adoption of the antitrust plank. vhsch. he bFiieves. tsrezfsns shs p-fnrfn,s If the supremacy of the stase within fr bcr5e-s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-13
Say. ors,sr nsr Favor, Bryan.

Oyster Ray. Y. Y-. July 13.-Thls towns Democratic leader telegraphed tO ". !. Bryan informing him that he could rely upon President Rooseveit's home town for q majority. The DeH1- Ocratic nominee replied that he was glad to have tho support of i,s town where the Republican president lives.