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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-03
Stylish Clothing.

Now is the time to get measured for NoBBY SUIT for SPRING OR SUMMER
 F. BUCK. I;z North Main. Tel. Ca Fashionable Tailor. Ladies or Gents Garments
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-03
BIG BILL PRESENTED
Judge Burpee Says City Owes
 Him Over $i4,OOO.

Mayor Thoms presided at the meeting of the board of finance yes terday afternoon. The principal matter considered was an itemized bill of $14,614.13 from Judge Burpee for legal service in connection with the Platt Mills sewage dispoal fight and other cases in which he has as sisted City Attorney John P. Kellogg in defending suits against the city and so forth. John O'Neill has an other modest bill for similar ser. vice, but he has not been able to find time to make 1t yet. He will get to 1t some day. Colonel Burpees $ bill is approved by the city attorney so that 1t looks like case of settle, The document staggered the board but nobody said much about it. At the suggestion of the mayor it was referred to a committee consisting of Commissioners Scully, Lord and Chase for investigation and report.
 What is there to it that we can investigator" inquired MT Scully
 The city attorney has authority to employ counsel to assist him and in. asmuch as he has approved this bill I see no sense in submitting it to three laymen, none of whom, I pre- sume, is familiar with the price paid for such service"
 The mayor replied that it was an unusual bill and that the committee is competent to get a lot of valuable information about it. The clerk was instructed to send copy of the paper to each member of the committee, and that was the last heard of it.
 The claim of $50 from Otto Stage, who represents that he still holds the office of deputy building inspec- tor, was sent back to MT Stage with a request to state what service he had rendered in exchange for the money he seeks. The bill of Dog Warden Trask of $11O was ordered paid out of the dog tax account.
 Another nice account amounting to $15,055.81, for state tax, was or dered paid.
 The report of Treasurer Edward L. Futile for the month of June showed that a balance of $562,- 4191.55 remained after paying vouchers to the amount of S136,- 755.64.
 The income of the city for tho month of June was as follows:
 Balance on hand June 1. $290,614.52
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-03
MOUNTAIN CHANGES OWNERS.
Famous Rattlesnake Territory
 Fought by 1tchfisId Men.

WInsted. July 3.-ShsriH r. H. Turkington of Morris and Aaron crutch. Charles Barber and E- l.. Phelps Of Litchheld have bought schaEfeoOke mountain Of the Kert Iron and Furnace Co. The mountain contains sss acres of land in and sruund Kent and is thiekIy populated with rstfiesnakeS A rattlesrske knnt is held on the mountain eveEy s1FinE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-03

IotaI .... ....... .sbys,II5.Iy The regular monthly bills were or dered paid.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-03
INSPECTING THE FOOD.

Inspector Keeping His Eye on
 Fruits Placed on Sale.
 In all probability the board of health on the suggestion of MIR and Food Inspector Dr P T. Keeley vill soon pass an ordinance which will compel the owners of fruit stores ta keep all their fruit on the inside os their empOriums- l. seems to he the opinion Of the commissioner as weii as the inspector that peaches. plnms. grapes. strawberries. berries. cher ries and similar fruit should be fn a place where they would not be ex- posed to the dirt and dusf Of the streets A a rerent meeting Of the hoard l. vas decided that melons would not be slIowed to be cut and sxrosed to the dust and within q short time the board will 10 doabt carry their plans furshsr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
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Gnfe Nrc. $@ulnlegooro: Scnlirc
Socubsoottcr. Gillerslep: Ncoer
SofteDobl. SomnncrbD pr. Irgltrnp:
GDr. 0jerncsbus Gar en: 1iuncrlta
pr. @l1rup: Muriu SenlcI. @!or0t=
mool: &iritinc &%riltcnlcn. Noflfpp:
@eofcr,ncite s. 9}is;cn. 9tD:jJbina
S.: Noric >5ur1lcl1. Wnjbplle: DIOR
ten HoSmllS |en. SlrnnbD: Nne &lu1o=
len. @el|ingpr:: 2rrcr 5. s. ;0a1:
len. SiIfehorg: Sprl1rrr Sprc!l
Ibomlcn. Gsbjcr9: @slcnc &spG:,.
Sprel1 Sobioicu. Mclbjerg: Ylo;i=
allc Glilo6etb Scr}en. @pie Sg1c:
@nSn1anb Sans 2arlc1 Sling.
UoorOcjer .. 4. Sorlcn. Suchpllc:
@l15n1ol1O 9ors Hcocrlcn. lpuns
rl1p: Spmrer Sens Nielle11. Soolt
rup: WrOr. Gbriition Gbriitianieu
Morblts: Sogbi>1Ocr Sprgeu 9li1oer:
len. Soorllp: 0unrOejer 9}icls 9l:
bcri en-. &clterpig: Yortifnlirr 90
e. Shorup. Silfcborg: 6bp. Gpii:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

rcr Sorcn G1on1ien. Luxembourg:
%!oftcorejcrmcl ter =. S. &nu0ien.
9ip Np6p: Boornne:io il. Safoblen.
Notborg: Sptprbp>cr Otto 6reberif
@cnrit Sprgcnler. 9toue Mplle:
Mette &otrine Scl1otlcu. Mnnisle:
'Ibp. Soancfogco 'SonS Yeterlen.
;9ufltr1p: Tbu. GoorOejcr 9iiels 81.
renicn. 8%ooebjerg: %uocr Niels
Mo0icl1 % @uitr1t Nnnc &irlttne.
@ornbolm: Mofirfebp: N%ulsbr1ger
Sans 5. @olm. Spoltefc: 9ugc @u6s
III B,1Dn1ur1blpl1. MorsOolc: $. IS.
Munf. Nofcr: Gnte .l:inrtu 6. Mltnf.
Hiterlors: Sobou y. &l1ro. Msnne:
Gina Sl1blin. Tbo. g n%eoemeiter
Sens s. Sobn. 5. Il. So :sa1ers @u.
|ltru Caroline. 6bo. Sfrrooermeiter
Gbliltcl1 2l1no. Stanmeraool / SD:
EcOer s.. &pfpco. @%lenncnsfer: Mn-
oreas Senlens @ultrn ariltine. Gl-
lesgooro / 8ooil5fer: 4Scter Senien.
Snonefe: 2l1opig 91islirli3 @uitrn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

- @aar0eier &relten Soft / &a=
"trip lplgte forle0cn i'm DuarO for
$4,000 Morf til ct @uurObun0ler-
firmo fra Mobcnroa. 9%eietuinger.
5 Seite pg on1fri1g peo 60 Str.
&reoturer, m%cOfplger / @onoelcn
Spcrtagelie /. Npril.
GoorDcjer Meter Sitter / Sela
Sfop bor 1olgt i'm Gooro til Ell 1tl!g
Mono ira Trpslcp for cit 5>rn1 al
$1,000 Morf. 9clnt>1il1gen % 9lpls=
reolfobcr n%1cOfplgcr. @oorOens Sect
tpl1obptte er 1873 prel,slilte 9olcr.
Spertogellc 1. Wfoj.
= s. &cnnet5cn i Guflfop, Ni.
itr,1p, far %bortbpttct i'm 8oorO n1eo
Elf GoorO / &jcltrnp peO Srgerup,
tilbprenOe Gienooms6a110lcr Sbonleli
al &upite0. 1ouroen / &jeitrup bol
ipr tilbprt Yeter @erguur0. 9en>
l1ct5icn giper 1000 Morf / 9pttc og
beboloer lin Seietuing. Spcrtogcllc'
lfcte 1. Mpril.
! Observation-Disclosures Mpgino,
&ocf pg &on1p. bor iolgt CIT oen1 til
Derenoe @ooro / 8jerningrpo, 6rd.
rl1p, til 2onomo,1o Motbios @rl1b:I
fra llitr11p for $4,000 Morf. @oor-
6e>, far en- Stprrellc al so itore Spn.
Scr meo 1000 Morf Nettonobpttc
Opcrtagelie 1. gpril.
- @oorOejer s.. 5pcDlcn / TrpS:
len far lplgt i'm GjcnOon1> bporti
ser Dprcr IS 9cftur 2ano ne0 624
Morf Sfotteprrbi, til 2onomono S
Motbieler1 Scr al 8pcn (for Si0en
@pgelun6 pcs Spnoer). &jg6eiun:
men or GG,5O0 Morf. Sra amber
Sioc blep ser for nplig bu0t ST.
Spcbjcn betpOeligt mere for @oar
be11; men 0en11e forbliper iii paa 0olt
lfe @nnoer. Spcrtagelie 1. Mpri!
ST. Gpcblcl1 ogter meb Set fprite a
bDgge Jig ct @l1s / Srgslep.
@oor0cjer 80. Mpllcr / 6oll
ltrllp bar iolgt i'm @ourO til gri
Yetcricu ira Sillcrlrp. &jpbeilun
men cr e tier Jorlp0en0e goOt 1O,O0'
Marf. Siltreoelicn 1fete ltrafs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
n6oe /
&%jpbcn9apn % Trcberifsbcr9.

Sitter Miels Nielien. 6bp. Sa-
brifont Carl Smitb. Stuff Sons
@eit. @n%eoferipenb Sens Sacoblen.
@nfe Mfonina Senien. @nfe gmilie
Beterlen. 9ameifreooerinbe Mnno
@rinltrup. Srf. emma &remcfe.
.@nfe 8irtbe Senien. 8ertsbusbolz
Der 2uopig 8entbten. &iriten 8on=
90. Deforationsmaler Oscar sMgl-
Ter. @artner Muguit Milsion. Ms-
1iltent pe6 Sppernets MoifinforpS
Sermonn &lingipor. Sneofermeiter
8ertbolos @uitru @briftiane. Mo:
ifinarbeioer @aniens @litrr Maric.
@nfe @milie 2rnb. Sngenier Gbri:
itian @iert5. 8ageripen0 SobonienS
&uitru Mieliine. SIP. &ropit Sanl
meribaimbs &uitrl1 Gliiobetb. Sitter
6. 2ariens &nitru Mnna. 6bp:. Son:
toriit otto 2arien. Stuff Sens Mao
fen. Gigarmoger Sprgen 8alle. So
pelmulifus Mellers @nfe Ml.guito
9etajlbqnoler MielS Senier. Cigar
orbeioer G6uarb Olien. 2ogeril
Sreoerif Sgrenien. Sppograf 6. q
Miners gnfe &aren. Snebfer grn!
2obie. 6ogeobetjent &osmusien
Gnfe Muguita. 2anoinipefter 8irf
Gnfe gmma. Snipeftionsbetjen
Stribolts @nfe Matbil6e. @nfe ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

6 G 3 . 1T 8 on D c /.
@oaroeier Mrncb bor lolgt 2alte.
eaorb / 9%itcrlorsfcr pao 9ornboll:'
til Gpnncn Mnorcas Ml11cb for {
10000 ST.. l1obo % 8eletning n1c0s
fplger. =
= ScglpGrfet 9ogcnpr pc0 2tller
8rlt CT al Mfticlellfobet, Der ejes
9eglpurfet, ppcroraget til &onIul :.
8. Scbmiot, &ploing, for 10000
ST..
-. Erpprictrr Muocrlcn, @pie:-
gooro, far lolgt iin Gjenoom neo q:
uopcnoig @elrtr,ing o9 M%plsreoifobeG
til Yroprietnr u. Sesi Ell, OperfGrfS
bolm pr. &cllerl1p, for 10000 &r.
Spertogelie 1. Ipril.
- vMa9aaro" pes @renao CT i,
Hrpprictrr 2oSle, n1ogelfiftet> mel
&ipbnno11o Gbriltenlens &jpbmonOs.
gooro pcs @opcogooro Citation
rNogoorb" CT a11iot til 10000 ST.
ng &jpbmonosguar0en 47,400 ST..
- @oorocjcr Mortin Nicllen, M!l
lcltrl1p pcs Mlli1goubro, for lolgt ltr
@ooro til gjcnopmsbonolcrne q. Mn
oerlcn og Sfippcr / Ionlil,g iolrl
&roprictnr =. @onien, 9ollcrup
gooro, fpr $4,000 &r. 8clntning oc
slplsrco ifo6er n1c0fplger life.
- Nroprietnr Mlfreo 9qte ia:
iolgt lin @aarb uSoDanuesminoe"
@loslunbe Sogn til 6ubrifo1tt 8. s
Mogcnlcn, Splleltcb. g l9tni11g pl
S11pcntor mcbfslger. &jpbci unlr1e.
er $4,000 &r. Opertogclie /. 9lpri(
- Smeocmeiter 8. Ecterien %
Gogfprcr 8. @anien far iolgt Oere'
@je1oom ~llglebolm" / @oolte0 pa
2ollonb til @ooroejer $. g. Se1lerl
Stoffemarfc. @%jenoontmen bar e
Mreul al c. 100 Sor. 2o. 8eipt
ming, Molfiner og &eoifober mebfel
ger life. &ipbciumrncn uogipr IS,
900 Ser. Opertoeelie i. Moi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

&aitcoe Gtllcrnc bort. - Scr.
Sbeooor 6off, 1896 ellis st., Gan
Jranciscp, Galif., i@friper:: 81. Ye=
ter Tabr1ep & Sons, Gbicoge, Sll.
@pjltnreoe! Seq bar anbefalet De-
res &urifo til mango, ga leg er oper<
bepilt ONT, at Ceres Meoicin er en-
lon0 @jnlp / 9fpoens Slime. - Sior
bar jeg ing / ODER 6 Tiger. Seq blep
1pogcre og ipagere- for bper Dag, og
Oct forefom mig, iom ONT nit SiGr=
tes 5lag piloe itanoie aloeles. 6or=
1oen min 2oge=0oftor foriggtc jeg
ogioa flerc andre 2Gger; men ingen
funoe bielpc mig eHer enbog lige,
bpao ser fejleoe mig. II Do jeg
life ct Ell rig Man6 og oes1oen bor
en 6amilie at foriprge, blep leg fleo
al bette. og beltemte mig til at for
igge Or. Yeters &urifo. Seq opbertc
me0 SG9erne, fa1teoe p9t 0eres Ptl=
Ter og negtcoe at lie mine 8eiegenoe.
Seq tog 4 SLATER &1rifo, og min
@elbreo fom burtigt tilbage -. Seq
nar life iitano til at gaa paa Mr=
bei6e meo engang; met, ieg tog lqnge
, Spooicrtl1re Doer Sag. Nu er ieg
lige ioo frilf og froftig Tom I mine
u,1ge Mar, og Oct aler1e paa @rnno
al Ceres &urifo."
5aalcoes lpber 8ioneSbpr6ene pao
b1,noreoe forifjellige Wfdooer aa,goo=
enoe Bette elogon1le, %pelprppeoe l1r'
temiooel, 6orlong life Or. @eters
aurifo paa Mpotbefet. 9en er inget'
Mpotbefer Meoicin, men fun ct en-.
felt @usrnio0el, iom faces bos 1pe'
cielt anlotte Mgenter. &pis 0e iffi
fjen6er nogen Mgent / Deres Nabo
lag, ga Ifrip til ST.. 8eter 6abrner
& Cons 60, 112-118 go. 9oDn'
Mpe., Chicago, for ngrmere SplDs
Ringer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
mbenfor a%jpbcnbapn.

Maes: Mbelone Heoerien.- @abe<
rup: &arer Mfarta Mnberien. Sfipc:
Camilla @briitianien. 9bis: 9lnna
|@cbgH. @fartpeb: 2ors 8. 2pffc.
@ingse: Seniine Salling. Morbus:
2pngbp: Mrbeiosman6 g. 9. @ar<
t%iniens Gnfe Sobanne Sacobien. 3pe=
rps: Stenbug9er Soban Carl Ser:
man &abenbecfer. &olte: 6bp.
&leinimeo @ans Nielien Sieneite.
breng @m. Senien. @pllergo: Sen
tier Melt5ers @uitru Camilla 5ofie
Welt5er. @jentofte: Dagmar Sbor,
|fiI6sbatter. Mrfiteft Nebelongs 9n=
itru Mnno 2ol,iie. &enriette Mebe:
long. Or6rup: Hartifulier S. 8. 8
&iberbolt. 6orretningSferer S. 6
@etleien. Gnfe Sobanne @enriett'
&oialie 8rubn. Tbp. Operbetien*
2pitnant 2emptgb. SpiooDre: Cart
ner 2u6pig 6abriciuS. &alg pr
@afsfjpbing: Susmano Sens g
&anien. Sre0ericia: 2ofomotipfgre
2uobig Mourit5en. 9olbaffen, Np
'figbinq &C.: 2anbmanb Scbmibt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
Acknowledgements

ger @ani EN-. Eeniionsbcltprerinbe
Stella @anicn. $pllen1oger &eter
@ol1ien. Sons Milt5el. Stiff Yetcr
Sttei e1. &jebmono Sc1ic1s gnfe
Sobal1ne. Morfeter1Ocr Nl1oolpb
|Menisbcl. &o1torilt Gorl 6riberg.
Sap elorcjcr pco beu igl. Norccllru*<
fobrif Ollcns gnfc airitiue. Urf.
Marie Stcenitrup. Gtgoruuger SIR
gen Solt. Cnfeiru Gotbrine @ooe-
rup. Gnfefru NOaminc Stro1u1c.
6bp. Gittl1oliebonolcr slnOers @or-
ien. Yoltor c111cr. Gbriltim Groor.
Wiurer s. 5. >. M%ticlplp5 @ultr':
Altno. Slrltrl1n,cl1tn1agcr 81. @itba
@ultru Silbclminc. Trpfcn Bright,
Srier. 6bp. @usejer Heter 2inO=
bar0t. G11fe 9irtbo Senlen. @m1o=
%ifemager @opar0 Mooells G1fe Gbm-
lotte. SIP. 2Grerin0e / 5frgOOcr
ipning 2e1le Maoien. Stuff S. 4.
Seniens @uitru Jre0eriffe. Sfo:
mayer Sgren 2uno. Waler 5bprpolb
|0llen. @nfe @elene &%rrt5bols. SIP
|@teniliber MnDer5 ScnIcn. e. 0rejer:
me- ter Sans Shorten cn. @tatSrooD
Cons @uitru Ml1guita. SfibStem=
rer &oul Mielien. SIP. 6abrifant
Neter Mnferltjerne. Sproglerer ST.
go 2orlen. Gulbimeo Mnberiens @r1=
fe &iritine. Stuff slrel Yeterlen. SRI
@ertba Sobnien. Tbp. 8rpggerfnag!
@noreos Mortenie11. Operretsiagfg.
rer 6re0erif @artnol111. gnfe Gmnc
@inlcb. 6bu. &jpblnanO &n1o Sci
icben. Moifiriit 9rOpig @i1oSberg
Gnfe Caroline Sprgenlen. Sbp
ObcrltN II Mrtilleriet 2al1rit5 2unn
5onolGge Mr0. 2ol1rit5 Sogt=Yegller
Yoltor er1er. g0p.. Sne6orf &oefoeO
6bp. &on0itor Sans M1uncb=2asien
0omeifrgoOerin0e sllu1a Sobanlen
@fotteopfrnper stlfreo Meper. So
munelprer 9liel5 Mogenlcn. Eaitol
IS. Sergeniens @uitru Morgret6e
Ggmrer Heterien. 2ofomotipfgrer $
49,. Spongenberg5 @uitru @elenc
@nfefru Glilobetb Suulmo11n. .6bp
|@freo6erme tier Gbriitian @ollanQ
@uloime6 Carl Olien. Stuff San;
&asmusl en. &oretmager Ye0er Nicl
fen. @anoelsmono Carl Siel0ip
Gognmano Beter1ens @nfe Sbora
SperoDrlege SarfjGrs @nfe @milie
&ommis Mn6eriens gnfe Mbelin?
Yaraplpmoger Nielien5 @11ltru Mn
ma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Mpoelic al @oqucfort=Olt. St. Start.
mani por fpot 1912 og bar Sen al
&onponiitcn, &rof. S. 8: s. Sort
mann. San nso iom 5a9fsrer itor
Mnleell e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
Tprfplclie tnreret paa en- Dag.

Sag Qorotipe 0 m 0
Sutnine Gublets. Mpotbeferne re-
%iunoerer Yengenc, bni5 set lite fure<
rer. 6. @. 9 rope' s unberi frtft
er poo bpcr s@ffe. 25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Quao en- Mpbpsger tau erbDI6e I Bet
QeftltaeGama>a
100 Acres tsrnap lense Goub felt.
~ ~ 40 0utbelS Quebe pao bper aere.
40ttt 30 9ufbels 6aure paa hper Ntre.
% III 50 Sufbelt Bug paa bser Acre.
5~taueer tpr 8ierber o. Bp9nimaer trtt.
9sSe Gene % Iaue Gfatter.
9ortrtulta. 3ernbauebetjeuins % Iane Brifer.
0stoenlt til SfsIer o. Qirfer.
5ntreSetttu eube Garfeber for aue YroAufter.
Sset &!tuaat 90 raeaet fuubt.
dnteoninser for iubbrinsenbe 8enseanbrtuaeIfer.
entclte Of be NET ubpalete @maaereu=prubuce=
re1 e 3anoftrotuiu9er | Sassathenan oa NIberto
tau nu trboloes ! bisie ierbeles iuube oa fremaauoS=
rl9e DeIe at Hanoet 9iennem be
&eptoereoe @omeitedb &egulationer
ncb boilie 9iltrebelie Tan sisres pe8o @rsrn (paa
s s,sie s > oeb gaeer. Moeer, @ga, Batter,
aiMItreeslits.afeiitsn er ! .bpert Eiifribe 5000.
Jor y inlet get Sibfte, @ebite Beften," OpIpsuiu=
aer on Rriier. S!uter. ben bebitt SID at reiie 'og bpor
a1at opr eo,ette zig. b%enuenber man fig til superiD>
tendsnt OF Immigration, Ottawa, Canada, euer
Scandinavian Dept. Of Canadian 0overnmeut,
SIS Jackson St., St. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

5 8 I. NiS
&iuff / 6eloum bar iolgt fin
@aor6, so @eftor flor me0 c. 1900
Mf NettoubbDtte for 10000 Mf
It'll 0&rr. Dabl og Bllgliig fra gite,
I2in0et. Spertagelie l. Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

g e B b c CD &ro e 8 :
B + Gno t. 6orle0en Mften omfring
pes &loffen 1912 lfrGlntes 8eboern!
/ Sebbelep og Smeg11 op al 8ranb:
lignalcr. Set por 5ebbelep &ro, Scr
brenote. Sl0en bar opltaaet oppt
pao 2oftct og bapoe allereoe goo1
fat, Ga @iererL &eter &anien be
merfeoe SEN. @an giennemiggtt
fprit, leoet al Ell ipe0en 2ugt, allt
Gtl1erne nc0e11l1l1Der n6elt at op0ag(
,1oget. Mfen ga ban aabne0e 9gre1
til 2oftstrappen, ltoo 2oftet / lps
Sue. @cle 6amilienn Ser paa Sen Sii
par gaoct til &o, bans Some, ip>
@prn og cit 5jeneitepige, fom III, Of
cit 6art og maotte ifpnoe Jig no
eli n1eget let Haoflnoning. Sci,
@%initgiperiet meo Seferi og Gorelo
ger iomt &obifeb11s ncobrnnote I'LL
fort Gi6. st @el6 por Set, at &i1i
Sen par ipopltlig, iao oen for faa Ma
iiben ny opfgrte Gognport meo Sag
! bpg1ing blep ifaanet. 8pgningern
bar forlifreoe / 2aa0sbrmofaSier
Mgblcr11e og Garelageret peb Sc
oliiife 8ranoforlifring". ga 9meQ
mems 8eboere for iterite Delen pa
The Washington times., 1908-12-17
Woman Whose Husband Was Slain by Captain Hains Is
Called to Testify Against Brother Of the
Slayer-ScandaI Impending.

FLUSHING, J. T.. Dec I7--M-s-
william & Aunis, wife Of the publisher
5-aia by cent Peter Q TIeirs. fr, r--
tile Bayslde Yacht club on August %
was a witness In the trial OF T. jenkins
Hams today
Called merely to establish the fact
Of her husbands dea-h. she was asked
but three or four questions by the prose
cutiou and no attempt was made 20
cross-examine her ct this time Later
she Will tell her whole story. which the
district attorney considers viii send T.
Jenkins Hams tc the electric chair
An eyewitness story o. the tragedy
was the real feature Of the morning
session. Charles Burchfeld, a clubmate
and sailing companion of Aunis, posi-
rfveIy- swore that while Capt Hams was
shooting Aunis, ne and his fellow
members were driven back and kept
from coming tc Annis' rescue by Thorn
ton Hams
another development today is that
there is impending one Of the nestiest
The Washington times., 1908-12-17
SENATE WILL NOT
PROBE ROOTS ACT
Japanese Agreement viii Be Per-
mitted TO Stand
AS 1t Is.

That there will be no interference by
The Senate with the Japa pa1ese-American
agreement which was negotiated be-
tween Secretary Root and Ambassador
Takahira is now regarded as certain.
It Is expected some Of the Democratic
Senators will discuss the agreement on
the Senate floor and will hold that it
should be submitted to the Senate for
approval But there is no likelihood that
the Senate as a whole viii take this
view of it.
Secretary Root discussed the agree
ment before the Foreign Relations Com
nlittee and defended IT. The case Of the
Monroe Doctrine was cited and there
have been other notable instances. Sec
retary BAY, for instance, did not submit
TO the Senate his declaration of policy
respecting the open door in China
The Foreign Relations Committee VIII
favor confirmation of the commissioners
tc the Toxic exposition, under an ar
ranEement whereby the commissioners
will get nominal salaries. One Com
missioner general, who viii be Francis
=. Loomis, win get S1,000 a year. The
secretary, John Callan O'Laughlin. viii
continue as secretary without salary
and an arrangement viii be made to
continue the chief clerk, William A.
Newcome. Of California also on nom
inal salary
The Washington times., 1908-12-17

After a fire. which caused damage
approximating $50,OC0. had been extin-
guished in the United States Geological
Survey, at 1890 T street, last night,
second blaze was discovered in the sup
ply room Of the typographical depart
ment. on the fifth floor Of the building.
shortly before 4 o'clock this morning,
which caused considerable additional
damage before being extinguished-
The discovery Of the fire was made
by William Thomson and Frank Painter.
attaches OF the Geological Survey. who
had remained at the building as pre-
caution, af .er the firemen had deDartec
earlier in he night. AS the men were
making the rounds Of the fifth floor
they noticed flames shooting from be-
hind a row Of shelves in the topo-
graphical supply room. Securing eStin-
guishers. the two men finally succeeded
in putting the FIRE out without turning
in a second alarm.
The shelves were loaded with charts
and instruments but, as they had al
ready been damaged in the first hre, the
main loss was 10 the woodwork and
shelving
The Washington times., 1908-12-17
VALUABLE RECORDS
THREATENED BY FIRE

That the damage to the instruments
and charts alone. caused by the first
fire last night, viii amount TO probably
$4,000. was ths belief expressed this
morning by e NJ Douglass, custodian
Of the instruments Of the typographical
department, while the damage to the
building, it is estimated. viii reach
$4,000.
Although the hallway on the floor
above was gutted by the fire, the flames
did not penetrate to the chemical labO-
raUory to any extent and the damage
there is slight. A large amount OF
chemicals kept Sn the hallway, however.
together with marked geological sam
pies. were cons derably damaged
.. r. Dennis. the watchman. discover
ed the FIRE at s y O'Clock.
By the time engine companies I, ., Il
and IS; truck companies 2 and 3, and the
water tower arrived on the scene. flames
were shooting from the top OF the build
ing by means Of the elevator shaft and
Il appeared as though the entire struc-
t1re would be demolished. The building
was entered from both the front and
rear add the fremen succeeded in get
ting Two hose lines to the roof and
playing on the fire through the shaft,
and the FIRE was soon under control
The Washington times., 1908-12-17

scandals IN the history OF New York
city,
The whole grows out OF tEs aIl-qe,,
taulDerlnE sith Witnesses Positive dec
lar1Jious thar such things have hap
pened and are happening are being
made by lawyers on both sides and the
scandal win certainly be made a matter
for grand jury investigation. when the
report gets 10 the ears Of Justice Crane,
presiding IN the case
Attorney Mcintyre for the defense is
on record as declaring that John Ton
rirE. a material witness ior the STATE.
was told 10 set out OF the Jurisdiction
Of the court just as soon as Special At
torney White entered the case This IS
fatty resented by both White and Dis
trict Attorney Darrin, hut the state
ment mas increased the bitter feeling
already IN evidence in the case.
Now comes ar intiularion from the de-
ense that 8lr. White had outside aid
Certain IL is that Justice Crane, instead
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