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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18
cGs mar 10 id1n sepeien. - Gs
bat ntft iullcn iein."

&dtte Die 9oucrfabrt bes 3eppelin'>
lfen SuitI0tffes nidt einen 10 tra9is
lden IbltlnB gefunben, Damn fDnnte
ne INNER nod ais cine crfol9reide be-
5ei6net tperDeu. Stuar bat @raf 3eps
pclin Ben S~eoin9ungcn niDt gcnil9en
fonneu, Die Der Geihstag on feline 8e>
l~piQiguug bon 80 WtiIlipnen Wfart
fir sie @etterfiibrlIng Der Zeppelin :
ldcu Nrbciter gefuiipft bat.
Sie1e Nnforoerlngcn gin9en be-
fanntlih iebr melt. Cine ununterbroz
hene Sauerfabrt bon "a Stunoen
pbne irgcnblpelden Wtaterinl : GrldB,
Die 9anbuna auf fcitem Sooen, Das
4uflteigen bis 6u elmer bcitimmten
6obenIn9e = bieie SeDingun9eu y a
rem nod niemals BON cinem Der biz
jest criittcrenbcn 2uftIfiff : Splteme
erreid,t iporben. Sm @ertrultcn nuf
Die Site hss bon linn pertretenen ltarz
rem SpitenIs bat @rof Zeppelin ntd,t
g~e8ogert, Dielelben nn%5unebmen, OBJ
pobl CT pllBtc. picpicl fir ibn auf
Dem Spiele itnnb. lpie leitt feline
0.liBltdnbe I'M gnu ODER IN Der 5drten
Waihinerie berbprtreten fonnten, Die
ons @rrciden iener oben lfi35terten
Siele heorpbten.
Sic gauge Ieronautit lit ia nod
tarm iibcr bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
binaus. Sic am /. Suli BON Zeppelin
u~nternonun,ene 12>ltiinbi9e Sauer@
fahrt bon ctfpo 800 Weilen burh Die
S6pei5 bate nue ilberbnupt geu1dh>
ten Sabrten nit lcntbaren Suftl6ifs
fen an 3eit unb @e9eitreden melt
iibcrfliegelt unb Bate trpb Der ipiort>
gen @inbperbdltniIie, ipie tic 5piifen
DEN Sergrielen berrifen, Den belten
@erlullf genon1men. Sa onr1ten TO-
nobl Der mutbige 2enfer bes @erfes
mie feline treuen Witarbeiter nit polls
item Wcrtrauen in Die 3utuuft bliden.
Nber Gin MiBerfolg ipar Die Subrt
feines!pegs. Sem penn er oiih por~
herbano niht ale Inforberungen, Die
Der Heihstne ecitcut bate. erfiilt bat.
10 bat er bod buro6 bieie Sabrt betpies
len, baB iein Hieienlufti6iff auh unz
ter nibrioem @inb boaitdnbia fonz
trollierbnr unb lenfbar lit. letft dufz
lnD obipdrts ieselt. ii9er aufbrift
uub lifer lnnbet.
Cine tpeit 16tpieri8ere Iufgnbe, als
Die bel Der lebten Sahrt seitellte bate
3eppelin's 2uftldiff burG Die oben
erpabnte NeiIe bur6 Die S6nei5 9ez
loft, Die poli9 planmdBig perlief trot
Der Sflpierisfeiteu, Die bas Serroin
BOT. 0ns Sftff itie9 lpieber6olt trob
beg nbpdrts flieBenocn Suftitroms ar
ben Sergtpdnben empor uno ebenIo
iifer audi nieber biuab. Oft tpnren
Die SbGler 10 eng. DAB man iiirdteu
muBte, bas Sed bc5 Sdiffcs ipiIroe
BEL Der Srebung Die Sb%nllpano berilbz
rem. I6er IQes 0elan9 portreffli9
8anf Ser tpunberbaren 2~cntfdbi9feit
bes S6ifTes.
Sic groSe Sduerfnbrt nabm ia benn
and Den beiten gerlnuf, biz Die Sdabz
baftiefeit zines Mptors CUR Sanouns
5tpnng. Na6 oeIbebener Heparntur
tpurbe sipar Die Sabrt fortaeiebt. dber
bod MIR, UNI gum 5peiteu Wtale inter-
brofcu 81 tperber. llno "a nabte bas
trn9ii1e gnoe. Gin beftiger @inb
orangte Den Golob bon ieiner Intez
runq. unb has alsbre6eube Selter unb
Die grplolion bes @nies ~5eritorten bas
itol5e Sfiff unb beeruben Die Sofis
nungen, Die MAJ barauf geiett bate.
Sn Der Chat elm trdgii6es 8eidifl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18
3i1ts ser $e6nte.

Iermi It aus Sc n,
Solfe pie Ser Sobn alter.
on serraltiger %erean9cnbeit reiBer
Se1hledter farm bte1e II
Sbron be JIG / 8 n. Snrunl
Die jabrtduIenbzaIte Siebe u,o Gorge
oes Eapittbums fir Das arbeiteuoc
Golf.
Iber nidt bloB elm $apit Der
lo6iaIen Srnge lit Yius Der Se6nte,
er lit ard Elm Enpit bes
8iiiens. Iddttg bruuit Slutb
unb @egenflutb beute climber in Der
@elt bes @eiltes. Sic Stcrne
eipiger @abrhcitcn, Die iibcr'm Sunfel
Der @eIt %pegpeiienb %fIammten, iperz
Den perreint; bas 2idt nennt man
Sunfel, Ons SunfcI 2iht. ga bat
Der Snpit. Der Sicselbenabrer Der urz
nlten @obrbeitcn, eingegriffen ms
Drdngenbe @irridl Der @eiiter.
Gs brebt iih Die 8elt, bas 8rcus
aber itebt - itat crllr bum polpitur
orbi5 -, uno ipie baS 8reu5 unz
perriidbnr i1ebt, 10 and Die
8iiien6aft bonn &reu5e.
Die Gncnclifa riber Den Wtpbcrnis@
mus, Die Der Tupit i'm Spriobre erz
lieb, bat e5 9c5ei8t. Gin Sturm Der
Weinlngen lit binge6rduit iiber bieie
feline @orte; beute lit bieier Sturm
allsgetlungen in Sriebeu. Ser Sapit
bat inns nidt pcripebrt, Die reidcn
neutrality-suspicious. u"uicrer Seit ms
nn5uei9nen; ia CT perlnn9t gerabe5u
bon ms, oaB audi mir 8atholifen
rnieren Slab an Der Come 1uden,
neil aQe ipabrc <ltlrcrrungenihaft
I'M letsteu 8runbe elm S6ritt lit aui
Ser 9roben @anSer,ing Der @elt 81
@ptt. Iber aHes 2icbt pirft feline
Shatten, llnb 10 nuh Die allltur lniez
rer Belt. 9iht Das lit bns pabr=
bait 8roBe. @les un6eieben bin8uz
nebmen, mas iih "a ultu nennt:
bas lit blirber Seroenorang, ionberu
bas fpnbrbuft 8eninle. bns Seifen pes
i9affenpen unb ndgenben Settles iii
es, bns @ergdngli6e, @irre NM
SnliHe an alien Weni1eniperf 81
iheipen bonn @iberihein Der epiger
Geoanfen. Die BARN i6laien, Die nerz
gdnelihe SGale los5ul0ien unb inter
BEN SiiBen 5u 5ertreten mn Den
c 10 / q en &ern gu bebaIte II.
S6on neil ser Stanbpunft Der Stride
in Sragen bes 8iiiens Ser genialere
III, miilIen mir inn foloen, ielblt penr
Die 8endhr etpiger @nbrbeit nidi
ipdre, Die Gbriitls Der air6e ertbcilte.
Sn e%rnIter. in propibertieIler Bet
CAB nns @ott unieren Bapit. linn
fpenn man mub Elm Sturm oes
Sanfes unb Der 2iebe uniere Seele
burhbrnuien.
Sa. mir eriiben Sid, 3npit Der
Irbeit unb BEG @iiiens, 9opit Der
8iite Mnb Deg 8ebetesl Sir pertraueu
mir, fibre un5l Wit benz Sifter
rufen es unIere Sersen: rgh' iont if,
bas Ser5 lrns aus Der gruit ais log
bon 9tom ltns reibenl" limb bon
einem Sol Ser @rbe biz gum anberen
rufen hie 8atbolifen aIer Gambler unb
offer Spra6en gum S6rpne @ottes:
,Grbnlte i'm unb ihiibe i'm unb err
rette i'm aus ben Sdnben ieiner
Seiroel" - Sur. Sort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18
&c ile6ten Sieben.

Son bielen 2euten bort \ 8lagen:
@ie tberer bod bas 2eber lit,
G5 lit bei1abe gum @ersasen
linb 3pa unb Sur nn6 mod mitfribt.
aartpffcln, Butter. Sleiid unb grot,
@iro INNER bober bel Der Notb,
Ser @ohenlobn mill niht mebr rei6en
@eil ipIde tbeure 3eiten i1leiten.
Scs abenos gebt's in bas Sbeater,
llnb gar 81 picl gum Snn5e bin,
Sd aeht e5 llitig Der unb munter
Ser Saal lit formli6 iiberfiilt.
Seim San5e eiebt es lllit'9 &c @eiieu
Sic brehcn li6 gar Limits u1b redlts
&oQ in Die @titt. bon an Den Seitcn
$50 iinb benn ba Die tbeuren Seiteu?
llnb gu Dem @uspertahf. pie geb'n
Sie Sdmen, nit Dem Tortmanee
So miro ~gefauft, mas ntd,t 5u tbeuer
1lnb niht 9ebnft, o ie, ia leioer -
Iun siebt Den lebten Sbaler aus
l11b aebt belaben Damn mad Saus
0tit 2einen. @oQen, Sammt unD
Seibe
$50 bleiben ba Die tbeuren Better?
ltnb i'm Saloon beim a%nrtenipiel
Seim 1ofer nnb beim Colo piel
ga iist Der @onn, mod INNER brritie
limb trinft eff aif ben @eg ct
n1dGt iih
9is bab bas 2idt tpirb uliseebrebt.
Wdrihiert Damn mad Dem Sdrshen
bin
limb itolpern bort man i'm bon
peitem
$50 bleiben ba Die tbeurer Seiten?
Ser Ienih lit Ieiber ME 3ufrieoen
llnb ntnnden 8lmmel maht er nit,
Sa bilft fein Heoen unb fein Bitten
9us @elb bns fliest nur S6ritt fir
Sfrttt.
@enn ieber Wenl6 berniinfti9 mar
llnb fnnppte ii6 Elm tpenia mebr,
llno lieB ii6 tets gum geiten ratben
Gam ga es niemals iolde T6aten.
q. g. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18
Srauen nnf bent &trdcnhDre IN
fatbpliihen &ir@en.

Die Srage, Oh Srnlten unb Wdo6en
BEL Dem litur9ii6cu airdengeldnge
mitpirfen biirfen, III pieDcr nm eluen
S6ritt ndGer geriidt. Am II. Sep>
tember 1897 becr. auth. II. 1864 err
fldrte bic 9iiterzG Congregation, es lei
WtiBbrau6, lrelfer flug ob6ulteQen lei.
bnB Srnuen un0 Wdb6en in elmer
STRIDE inner6alb pber nuBerbal6 oes
G]torrallmeS bel Sphdmtern, beionz
bers on Den b0dlten Seittd9en iingen.
@ieoerum leQte Tiu5 Der 3ebnte in
Ieiner Gn5Dflifa ~gtotl proprio" %.
Nppcmber 1903 II. 13 Onr, ipeil Die
SGnger in Der Stride Elm nirflihes
litlrgii9es lmt bethlehem, 10 ieien
Sraren Gl5 untnuglid) 81 cinem
ioldeu Nmte, sur @bortbeilrabme
Dber 3um Wuiit6ore nidt 5%u5uloIieu.
@erben oieie leBteren 8urte unz
mittelbnr nuf uuIere beuti6en @RnIifs
h0re %anoelpcnoet, 10 liegt Der S6luB
unbc, ale Sdngerinncn ieien pon Dem
Iitur9iIhen @cinn9e IN ciuem Nmte
ODER beim feierlidben Sfficium bipis
mlm 3. g. @clpcrn au55ui6licBen.
1nbeB 9e6en Die Gpbemcrioe5 littrz
gicnc in ibrer neueiteu Summer (ool.
- T.. t4O) eiue milbcrc Nu5lcqun9.
inbcm lie odfiir b0lteu, Elm liturgiider
9tenit Der SGnger lei mn iener. mcls
der i'm G6or pber uu eincm nod beiz
li9eren Srtc Der Nirdc bon Scpiten
ausgeiibt merbc. 0uB au Djtiem
Sicnite 6rnuen5perIonen ni6t 6efGbi8t
iinb, lit ieiblperitduOlid. Sage9cu.
penn lolde $erioneu mlBerbnlb ocs
G]borraumc5 III irgenb cinem Nebcnz
rullme 9etrennt bonl Nltdre uno nu9
M09li6fcit aud bon WtGnncrn Bez
trenut am @eIon9e lid bctbciligcu
MOLTEN, 10 perbiete mebcr onS oWtotu
prpprio" &hl3 bcs 3cbntcn nod eiu
Gnberes @eIeB bieien OeIang.
9ieic milSe &uffoiiuug miro jest
burt1 Die nenelte GrftGrung Der bell.
INSTRUMENTATION c. II, SanInr 1908
amiliG befrditiat. inOcm nuf Die Nns
fragc bes Gr3biI6of9 Sbarrd o ga
Sucbla in Wterifo. ob e3 nidt erlnllbt
lei, baB Sraucn unb Wtdb6eu in eiges
men, bon Den Wdnnern aetrennten
@Gnfen bic Itebenoen @eIonge Der
WeiIe nusfiibren pber lpcriolten5 bel
ni6t itrenge liturgiiden Suuftioren
6rmneu uub 2ieber in Der Iolf5s
ipra@e iin9eu biirften, Die gon9re9as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18
Gin auRersew6bnliheS ,Sitto".

Son jeoem Gngeitelten Der gant
bon Gn9lanb miro %perlan9t. baB er
Ntorgens BEL ieiner anfunft ieinen
Namen in Elm fir bieien 3nef bereit
liegenpes Suh eiuidreibt. unb nenn
er lid pcripdtet bat, mub er Den
@runb buiiir aneeben. Der Saupts
grunb fir geripdtunsen in 9onbon lit
betanntliG Ne6cl, 10 baB Der erite 81
ipat Gnfommenbe biuter ieincn Namen
9emObnli6 Rebel" iHreibt unb Die
linn folaenbcn Ditto. Gine5 Cages
ieooh i6rieb Der critic @cripdtcte als
@runo ~Srm bat Srilin9e befoms
mem, unb obne meitere5 S6reiben
5ipan3ig anoere Ditto" uuter bieieu
acknowledgements.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18

Nln oielcm Sabre tpenoen lidl DIE
&s 9life bon Wilionen fatbolis
Nv lher Gbrii1en nod Gom. Sort
~ fetert am I S. 9 p c nj
b CT bieIes Sabres &npit Yius Der
Scbnte Den ii item Sab
'rcsta9 ietner It e Il
10 e / + {.
Siinf6ig Sabre |rieftertbum an Sen
Nltdrcn @uttesl Sn mdfti9er Niib>
run9 mag BET oieieu1 Subildum Oas
Nuge bes itilen SuIbers I'M Sntifnn
lid feu6ten. Seine &inbbeit
mag 0 inn ullftnunen, Die IT'LL unb
leltg nerrann i'm einiumen Sorfe Der
Sordlpen. no leGne @icae ltanb. Sie
Gage, ba Der unge Erie it e I
auf 'd!idtcn SDrfern, Croft unb Site
perbrettenb, lpirfte, mDgen Dor leiner
Seele poriibergleiten Bis 81 ben Sagen.
10 er ais Satrtnrh in Der 3du>
6erumflprten @uuberitaOt @eneOie
ipirfte.
@ir nber mogen nod peitere &C.
Dartenfetten fleften. Sn Sant uno
Su6el m0geu mir uns e%rinnern. mas
Hi1s Der 3ebnte in ben tpenigen Sab
rem ieines Sontiiifntes loon ii
mar.
@abrlih: in idifIalseerniter in
propibentieQer Scit bat i'm 8ott 81
Dem bDGiten Nn1tc Der Stride bcrufen,
gum SteQpcrtreter ieine5 Sobnes.
Senn lpa5 bic 3eit unO Die Stride
brull6te, er lit es geiporoen: Elm SnpIi
Der Irbeit uub ein YapIt Deg @iiiens.
Gin Sapit Der Irbeit III
Ttus Der 3ebnte. &onnte es unbers
lein? Oils Sinh be5 perftbGti9er
@pIfes tprrbe er gcboren, mttten inter
cinfanem @plfe nu6s CT alf. nit Dem
Solfe bdngt iein 9er5 nod beute uns
trcnrbar 6lllammen, Da er auf Dem
dlteiten ser Chrome guropa's rn9t
Sa5 lit bns @unberbnre unb 8rans
Dipie am 8rielterfoni9tbum Dee
Tupites: bas 8aplttbum fennt feiner
llnterid)ieb Der 8erion. NiGts lit it
berrlih eeeiguet sur @eriDbnun9 Dee
drbeitenoen @olfes als ein 8lid mad
Tom.
Gas Sapittbum mlDdte nift Gbriitt
@ert fem, frenn ba5 arbeitenb
@olf ntft 6ei linn feline 2ufluht
fGnoe. Die Shriten lnb aDnige De,
@elt ruben Del ibrer @ebnrt in eolbes
ner 8icge; mir geodmpft fam baE
grauien Der m%erftbdtigen Irbeit. boz
Soien Der Mlaifinen, Der Huf Be,
Not6 gu ibuen bringen. Der aus Der
Siitten Ser Irmutb fommt. Ibe,
bieier Shirt auf DEM Sbron Tetri
beIier 9ar5er neltliter Seiib cir
Salait lit - Ser Gatifan - unb eine
Stride - Ser Setcrsbom =; bieIel
Shirt, Der ein5ig froft Deg aroben NM
%er6abenen Yrin8ips hcrrift, bns e,
ais 2e5rer Der Gbriitenbeit pertritt: e,
fat feline ainbbeit perlebt in Grmlitb
mitten inter ben &inbern bes ihnffens
ben, leioenoeu &oIfes. Witten in
uniere lpirre 3eit, in Der Die Staatss
iormen, Die Stuats> @rin5ipien 10
beftiqem Initrrm re6elliiher glemente
unterliegen. ragt bag PapIttbum bin
Elm ols aroBe beiliqe Wtonnrdie, oeren
SrGoer lid ipeber itiiBt auf's He6t bes
@ebliits nod auf Wenihentpabl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18

piele Geriiderte Inleiben dlif tire
ToIicen aufnabmen, unb hab fem eiuz
5i9er SAL sur aenntniB Der ~Sniurs
ance 9SreB" fam. in Dem Die @eieas
i6aften Der Sarlcbniuder nicht i6nell
uno orbnungsmabig cntiprofen
bdttcu.
Sus aneritnniide Seriiherunss>
@eien rubt ionit auf geiunber
@runolage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18

fenslpert6e 9riefe Sriebrid urb Soros
thea Sdlegel's an &roi. @alraf in
a0ln nit. Iu6 nStranbgut", oGlsz
gud" unb ~Si9nale" 6ieten leiens>
iperthe @aben.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
CITY NEWS.

A son was born this morning to MT and Mrs Hugh Moriarty of 109 Cole street.
 A dispatch received from New Haven yesterday says that the name of Judge William Hamersley of Hartford is being mentioned in con- nection with the head of the demo. cratic state ticket and that 1t is said the leaders in that party have vir- tually decided to place before him the advisability of his accepting the nomination. Judge Hamersley has not yet returned from his summer home in Keene valley, in the Adiron- dacks, so no expression of opinion from him in the matter is obtain able. However, as he is about to retire from the supreme court bench, the Judicial considerations which might have weighed in the case o: Judge George W. Wheeler. who was mentioned a short time since, would not be an obstacle to his taking the nomination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
ON TO THE BRANCH
PnblIc Works Board VIII Ia. speel Water Supply.

The board of public works has plans perfected to inspect the Branch water system Saturday and from all accounts they had better not defer the trip any longer else there may not be enough water in the basin to enable them to have a good drink. It is IA feet below the spillway now and If this weather continues 1t will drop very rapidly. To be sure i; has been lower but even so the pres ent situation is not encouraging. The water question is something of a puzzle. In case the factories should stop buying from the city and in stall their own plants as the Scovlll Manufacturing Co has done, the present supply would be ample for many years, but If the shops keep on drawing upon 1t another reservoir will have to be built and ready for use in the near future. The Scovill Manufacturing Go used as much city water as would supply a good sized town for domestic purposes, and paid something in the neighborhood of $6,000 for 1t. Now they have their system, and cheap as 1t was when they dealt with the city, they are doing better under their own man agement. In case the city adds to the supply and all the large consum- CTS stop using it, the public will then have water to burn. but this is rather far fetched and perhaps 1t might be the part of wisdom to take time by the forelock and make sure of an abundance of good water and take chances of finding a market for if
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Jewell Seaman of Wolcott street is on a vacation to Vermont, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs Robert Platt returned Monday from Old Orchard where they spent the summer.
 Attorney James D. c. Murray of New York is spending few days at his home on South street. John McGrath of East Main street will leave tomorrow to resume his studies at Niagara college. Miss Margaret Hunter of Simons- vile has accepted a position as teach CT in the public schools at Orange, N. J.
 MT and Mrs M. Foley of 2 Simons avenue, who have been spending the summer at Madison, have returned home.
 George c. Germaine of Cooke street has gone to East Hampton, where he will enter the Williston academy.
 Al T. Darling of this city has joined the Dream Waltz company which will open in Chicago on Sep tember 21.
 MT and Mrs J. F. Seaman and son, Harold of Wolcott street have returned from vacation at Fort Trumbull beach. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mae c. Hayes, clerk in the Curran Dry Goods company, and George T. Hig- gins, the well known druggist. The wedding will take place in the near future.
 Peter Conroy and Miss Sarah Do- Ian of this city were married yester- day morning at St Thomass church, the Rev T, M Crowley officiating. Miss Sadie Flanagan was maid of honor and Michael J. Delaney was best man.
 Finton s. Tehan, son of Police Officer and Mrs Finton Tehan of Burton street will leave here to-mor- row to enter Mt St Mary's college, Emmetsburg, Md. MT Tehan is a graduate of the High school, class of 1908, and very bright young man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
Made Over Prescriptions.

There is one loss sustained by drug gists that very few people know about" said the experienced clerk. "That is in the prescriptions that have to be made over, the same as clerks. stenographers, writers and artists, no matter how painstaking. frequently have to do their work over. The most careful drug clerk in existence Is bound to make mistakes sometimes in meas uring and mixing. He may pour in too much of some kind of liquid or sift in too much of certain powder. In most cases the overdose would not real ly affect the value of the medicine, but the conscientious clerk isn't going to take any chances on murdering any body, so he throws away the whole mixture and makes up another pre- scription. ."-New York Globe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
FLAMES NEAR MINNESOTA CITY
Hubbard In Danger From the Forest
 Fires.

Duluth, Minn., Sept. 9.-Forest fires which have been raging for several days threaten Hibbing the largest and most prosperous town on the Mesaba range. The flames have been getting closer constantly. Every place of busl- ness is closed, and the men are all out fighting the flames. A telegram from HibBing says:
 'The fire is very near the Great Northern spur on this side of Brook lyn, a suburb of Hibbing, and the wind Is blowing in our direction.
 "The city has all available hose out, and every man we can find is fighting the fire. They have established pipe line and installed two, pumps. The sky is clearing of smoke somewhat now, but we are threatened on the north"
 In response to an appeal the Duluth fire department has gone to the scene, while the Mesaba railroad has trains in readiness at HibbiAg to take the people away.
 Smoke from the forest fires which surrounded the town makes Hibblng so dark that the electric lights have been turned on there in the day to en- able the citizens to see their way about. The smoke is stining and the heat very oppressive. Unless the wind changes Coleraine and Bovey will be safe.
 Grand Marais, Minn.. on the north shore. is on the verge of the fire. The women are weeping with fright. and the worst part of the situation Is that there is no avenue of escape open.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
TIMELY TOPICS.

Big ten days reduction sale at Wa terbury Bedding Manufacturers on beds. mattresses, pillows, couches, etc.
 Fine building lots are to be ob- tained at Boughton park. Wood ward Land Co, 21 East Main street
 The Howe Land Go offer lots fol sale on Continental Highlands. See ad tonight.
 1. The Shapiro Furniture Go is locat. ed at 266 South Main street, with all kinds of housefurnishing goods.
 Thursday is bargain day at Cur rams, but the prices will go into ef- feet tonight.
 The Direct Importing Go aim to please everybody with the quality ol their teas and coffees.
 Look up the special list of values made up by Reid & Hughes for Wed, nesday nights patrons.
 September is the month to have Browns quickf1re charcoal or otto coke in the house.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland have a lot of sample blankets that will be put on sale tomorrow.
 J. B. Mullings & Son sell fine Crofut & Knapp derby at $3.
 Special prices for tonight at Mill Ter & Peck's, elbow length lisle gloves, black and colors, 39c.
 Correctly tailored clothing for fall and winter weather at WenzePs. See the suits at $15 and up.
 Langley says there is still plenty of time to give the baby an outins before cold weather. He has the go-carts.l
 A full line of Glenwood ranges and parlor stoves is on display at Hampson-Sellew's.
 Ehrlich, Rockwell & Forester are showing all the new fall styles in ladies' garments, 129 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
Names of Flowers.

It is interesting to know how cer- tain flowers get their names. Many were named after individuals. For instance, fuchsias were so called be- cause they were discovered by Leo- nard Fuchs. Dahlias were named for Andre Dahl, who brought them from Peru. The camellia was so called for missionary named Kamel, who brought some magnificent specimens of the flower to France from Japan. He called it the rose of Japan. but his friends changed it to camellia. Mag nolias were named in honor of Pro lessor Magnol de Montpelier, who first brought the beautiful tree to France from America and Asia. Be- cause 1t trembled with the wind Is the meaning of anemone. The Latin word to wash is lavare, and lavender received it's name because the Romans put the flowers into water when they washed to perfume their hands.-New Orleans Times Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
HELD AT STATION
Two CoIsved Men Were Collect.
 Ing For vIrgIaIa School.

John Cheshire and P. Hampton White, two colored men, were arrest ed this afternoon by Detectives Kee- gan and Colesanto. They are thought to be collecting money under false pretenses. They claim they are so- liciting contributions for a school for servants in Virginia. The police think that White Is really collecting mon- ey from saloon keepers to fight the prohibitionists the coming fall. The men had collected $25 from r. J. Kingsbury and $2 from Thomas E.. Guest before they were brought in.
 White was in very talkative mood while in the detectives office. You just look over our credentials Chief, and you'll see that we are all right" he declared. If you care for information about us call up Charles Murphy of New York or Norman Mack, chairman of the democratic national committee. I am a William Jennings democrat and am trying to get votes for him. Do you know, would rather be Bryan democrat in prison than free republican"
 White went on to tell of the nu- merous celebrities he had met during the past twenty years and what he had done in politics. He did not seem to be bit worried about con vincing the police that he and his partner were not working film fam game. He said he had called upon MT Guest for contribution as he understood he was good democrat. White and Cheshire landed in town last evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-09
WOMAN JUMPS
 INTO NIAGARA. Gallant Attempt at Rescue hy
 Man Fails.

Niagara Falls, N. Y., Sept 9.-A wo- man about twenty-five years old of refined appearance walked into the river about thirty feet above Prospect point and was swept over the falls She left nothing to identify her. Sev enty-five persons saw the suicide.
 Harold Schafer of Hoboken. N. J., who was close by, made gallant at tempt to save the woman Going over the railing at the brink of the falls and supporting himself on flimsy scaffolding which holds water gauge fin place. he leaned out over the rush. ing water.
 Just as the woman foated by Scha. fer reached out his free hand to catch her. As he did so she raised her arm and tried to grasp the outstretched hand, but missed it by few inches. She went over the brink without ut tering a cry. Had she succeeded in reaching Schafer's hand both would have perished. as the gauge could not have sustained their combined weight.