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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22

nitt mebr trauri9, uno werosn mir
nun INNER bier bleiben?"
Die arne iunge Wutter nift nit
bers5erreiBenoem 2Ghelu, inoeB ibr
feu6ter Bid ii6 in bangor 6rage auf
oos @ntlib oes SarOns beftet.
Batter. willt ou lie nebmen, ola
...... a!s mein @eibna6tsasibsnt
......ols mein 9ermd9tniB?.. 80"
Der Baron iu6t ii6 selualtiam sa
faIien.
uSbre Seimatb lit fortan auf oer
Hanoppburg," f~lilIterte er nit erltid.
ter Stimme.
nSant, Batter Dam limb nun
nun. nod ems: aud Seamutb
bat She'll an ibnen .o6ne ibn
tpdren lie leBt elenO unO perlaieu. gr
1T unIer &etter 9emOroen. Oh tanuif
nod niht wInen......er piro - oit
er8oblen ...... fpenn ...... iuenI
.....es DOriiber lit. .....uno.....-
.....n iGt wabr. ibr Seioe tperoet
.....fortan 6reunoe iein? Su oer
Slebe Sl meinen DerUaiIteu Sinoern
peroet iGr euh begeguen uu
...... meinettpillen! Gusre Slife IA.
gen mir. oaB ibr es polIt! 3ommt,
9ebt mir ellere SdnOe, OaB i'd Tie in
einancer fi9e!...... So. @ott lei
Cant! Nun 1T 6rieoe I'M mid
nun tann......i9 idlafen. i'd
bin 10 ...... miioe ...... 2ebt NQa
Ollie wOhl. 800. i'd bin......
9llifllt. i'd iierbe ......in oer
Selnlatb ...... I'M @sibna9tsirie.
Den ......"
Sbre Stimme 1T INNER leiIer uno
Letter QeipOroen; leBt lieat lie gang fill.
Die bre6enoen guaen unperpanot auT
bic allmablig perlOi6enoen Ser;en sea
ridtet.
Die lpeinenoen Siener ringsum mur-
meln leiIe 8ebete. Die &inoer ieben
itia auf i6re Drama. 6slOsrn ialtet
ibnen Die SGnoe.
Sept iApebt Der SooesenQel iiber
benz 8emGhe. Nber nibt luie iDnit, in
erniter, fur4tbarer Majeltdt, nabt er
li6 bier - nein, leiIe uno limb. 9lus
oitten SannenSlpeiaen isntt er Ii1 her-
nieoer auf ein miiOes guaenpaar, o0s
il1 tampflOs idlieBt untsr ieinem Suiie
- bier 1T er in @obrbeit, mas Die Sip-
pen, oeren S6mer3snsjug feline Seritb-
rllng in ieli9es 2dbeln 9ewunoelt, Don
ibm 9ela9t, Elm - @eibnabtsen9sl!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22
6.

@ei6ua9tsabeno! Sn benz arOBen.
a!tertbimlidsn 6eitIdale Der 8anoOw-
burg ra9t bO1 llno ountel Die mdd!i9e
observation-disclosures empor, pel1e al=
idbrli9 81 oieiem 3wede alls ben Sor-
ten oes S9lOies an oieie STEELE pan-
bert.
Der Baum 1T fertig aufgspuBt, gun,
@nsiinoen bereit. Gingsum on ben
9etdielten Wdnoen iteben Slide nit
8ei6enten fir bic Sablreihe Siener-
ihaft oss Sauiss. pelde p~olsGblis pers
iammelt i'm YOriaal oes &ufes gum
@intrsteu barrt, UNI aus Der Sano bes
ShloBberrn ibre SeI9eeruns 81 ems
p~fanSen.
IS lit ni6ts aednoert worosn an oies
Ter patriarbalii6eu Site. ObpObl felt
Sabren i6on auf Der Burg Die 0ei9s
nahtstersen nur eiuen einiamen, tin-
oerloIen Wann beidsinsn, oelIen Sers
unter ibrem Slang aus tauieno @un-
ben blutet. Nber Der alte Goelmann
bdlt nun elm Wtal i'm 8roBen pie i'm
&leinen nit e~iIerner 3Gbiatsit on ben
lleberlieferuuaen ieines Sauies. Die
SOrbereitun9en I'M 9rOBen Saale itno
nod 9enau oielelben pie ;u Der 3eit,
oa nod Die glienfiBdm Der tleinen
Saronefle Nlice ben Baum umtan3tsn,
ibr tinoli6er Subel nod oas Saus nit
@oblaut iiilte. g8ie Die Seele oes
Saters audi lsioen mag unter ben jeoes
Wal baour5 acknowledgements
i6mersliden Grinneruu9sn. 10 ouloet
er bod ni9t bic aerinsite 9lbpsi6ung
bon Der Reael. Sabr I'm Sabr lest er
in %pietdtpoller Stren9e iib ielbit oas
Spfer oieier Geierv aaf.
Seute aber ibeiEt es ibm eans Be-
iOnoers i6mer 81 psroen. oieies Spfer.
Sn ii6 suIammengeinnten iiBt er in
benz tiefen, leoerbeSosenen Nrmitubl
AM looernoen G%aminIeuer uno ldBt ben
srampOllen Bid mie traumperloren
riuasum ilber bic fsltli6en Seraultal-
tunsen ibweifeu. Son 3sit su 3eit
oifnet Elm ihpsrer SeuiSer feline sulam.
m~eneepreBten 2ippen; sr ibeint ss
ni6t gu bsmerfsn. oaB iein alter Sam.
meroiener iaOn LANCE warteno nebeu
benz Weibnabtsbaum itebt uno oes Yes
febls gum InSilnoen BART.
gnolib pedt i'm Elm 2alt, Der pie
unteroriidtes Shlu63en tlinSt, aus
lsiner Ysriunienbsit. gr blidt I'm iib
uno aelpabrt ben alien Mann. Der iib
perseblid bemiibt, isiner Sswesuus
Serr 81 werosu uno bic INNER usu ber-
pOrquellenoen S9rdnsn aus ben Wu9eu
Si wii1en.
Sas antlib bss 9arons psrfinitsrt
ta jdb.
,,Was iOa bas Srisorid?" iaate e.
itrsn9. ,.S6on ben 9anSen Gag iibsr
isb' i6 bid nit Sbr6nsn in ben Nu.
gen! Su tpeiBt, i6 lisbe bsraleibsn
uibt in meiner 8e9enwart. gu snls
pfin9it beute MOr9eu eiuen grisf ourd
| eluen frsmoen 0oten. - ieitosm bili
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22
I~nxrmhnrprr Gnsette.

qualbpa 9efommen m6re.... Ni6t
wabr. i'd weroe bod iterben?" iebte IL
nit plDbliher SraSe binsu.
,,Mlice!"
,,Warum es mir perbeblen. mas i'd
oennoa weiB uno fible? Sieb'"-
lie ldhelte 10 ei9en, oaB Der damn al
ibrer Settle eri6ittert ii9 abwenoete -
,tper 10 selitten, wie id, fir ben bal
Der COB feline S9refen mebr. gr ii
mir pielmebr Elm barmberSi9er grlOier,
Den i6 ldngit iebneno berbei9erufen.
ruenn nidt Die Gorge Inn meme Sim
Der mid gewaltiam ans 2eben setettei
bdtte. Sept, nun i6 weib, oaB lie an
Dir einen Sreuno baben iuerOen, Der IL
ihiiben miro Dor Der entieBli9en Gauf.
babn welder ibre Wutter gum Spfel
fdat, jeBt tann i4 rubi9 ~iterben."
,Sein gertrauen ioQ bid ni6t tdu.
iden, glice; bier meme Sano gum
Sdwur, oaB lie an mir tets einen Sa.
ter baben iOleu."
Sic briift, ebe er es 9inoern lam,
ibre Sippen auf ieine &e9te.
,Sant. SeQmutb, Cant! Sebt
ia9e mir nur oas cine nod: 9lGubit ou.
oab ih ben mOr9i9en Ibeno. -. Den
Weibna9tsabeno nod erleben weroe?"
ST lisbt ie betrofen an.
SD boife es, glice," aibt er 80,
gerno Sarlf.
Sin unrrbi9er Slang tritt in lire
au9eu. lire beioen Sdnoe falien flc'
bend ieinen grm.
80, tpern oeine Gunit es permag,
10 ~perldngere mein Seben nod Inn oie'
len einsn Gag! SD mOhte ni6t i6ei.
ben, obne Die 8erSelbuu9 melnes Sa'
tiers. 8laublt Oh, oaB er ielnem Iter'
benoen Ginoe lie pernei9ern miro, wenr
es bereueno oarum bittet?"
@r 1T erbleibt unter ibren @orter.
Sbne ieine Qntwort abSuwarten, fdbri
lie baitig fort:
.@snn i6 iterben oiirfte unter ben
beimatbli6en 9ade..... rrrhen, III
Dem id nod Elm Mal. nod Elm einsi9eS
Mal bic Observation-Disclosures bremen iabt
an iener Stdtte, mo ib als sliitllde:
&ino 10 oft 81 meinem9ater. i'd Mil
bid ieauen oafiir nit meinem leBter
atbemsu9!"
Ser blei6e Mann tdmpit einen fur;
SEN, i6wsrsn Sampf nit ieinem
Stolse: gr iol Die Shpsle iene:
Wannes betreten, Der i'm emit 10 tiel
beleioigt? Soil gum Sermittler tuer'
ben spiiden i9m uno o~erjenigen, BIZ
er ibm bamals 10 bObnii6 permei8ert.
Seine gauge Seele bdumt ii4 auf &C.
gen oieIen 8eoanten - uno bod: Tam
er, bari er Der Sterbenoen ben leBter
Wuni9 peria9en. ipenu bic GrfiiQunl
in ieiner Madt itebt9 9as S6loB ii
ni9t melt. Die Sabrt oortbin 81 peria'
gen, liegt tein 8runo Dor; oenn nor
Gsttuns unmo9li6, brau6t er mi
goriidt ui6t 81 quIlen. Nein, Ell
lam oieien flebenoen 4u9en niht pi'
oeriteben - nod Elm tieier @tbemsug
oann Ipriat er Nib uno rubi9:
,,Sel getrot, Nlice; mas i9 permag.
oeineu WunI6 81 erfiiaen. bas foil &C.
i6eben, i9 Uerlpre6e Is oir."
Seloern ianote I'm geiifliben gei'
itano fir bic unsliidlide uno ira
oann bic ~n6tbisen SOrbereitunSen fin
Den transport.
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2pbmeuoe
0lrbeit?

Steie 6raSe lit 9ep6bnIi6 riGt
let6t ~ beantuorten, bod peun eiI
Mann etwas @eIb bat rnD riiitig
uno arbettsfdbig lit, piirDe i6 ibn
oarauf al fmertiam MAIDEN, oaB aut
einem 9uten Stit SoI3lano @eIo
81 ueroieneu lit. @erabe bic @ins
termOnate iino Die 3eit oasu. Sn
Der Surtle Safe 9o!onie t0nuen sic
ipl6es Sano finoen. 2esten 6erbit
taufte elm iunger Mauu aus benz
iiDIi3en Minneiota elm Stiif 9ano
bort; I'M 9aufe bss @inters pers
faufte CT fir $500 Gilenbabns
i6lpeuen. - Sieier SAL oiene nun
ais elm Seiipiel, mas 9ema9t per,
Den fam. Sas san;e Settlement
lit i6on 10 portbeilbaft betaumt, OaB
es unniit mare, wetteres bariiber ;I
reoen. auf einem sroBeu SbeIls
oss Sanoes lit SauboIS 9euug, INN
bas 9ano ;u besablen. SD babe
eben elm neueS, bIbi9 iuuitrirtes
Fampblet nit potter Sei6reibung
Der turtle Gate Solcuie uno Der
bortisen SerbdItniiie brufeu ~Iaiieu.
Sieiss Yampblet miro einem Seoen
frei iageianot, Der Name uno
aoreiie einienbet on:
Z. LOhrbauer.
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Dte Tra0e,

Mn Fnoe it fir bic geiutcsMonats
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-30
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
New Haven County, ss.:
RUSSELL w. DICKERMANl
ELIZA GILES.

VS.. W
ELIZA GILES.
New Haven. 2sth of April, 1895.
TPON the petition of Russell w. DECKER :
~ man of New Haven, praying for rea-
sons therein set forth for the foreclosure of
of land, situated I'm the town of Hamden,
county of New Haven, now pending before
the Court of Common Pleas for New Haven
county, to be holden at New Haven within
and for said county, on the fest Monday in
June, 1885, 1t appearing to the court that
Eliza Giles, late of said town of New Haven,
deceased, at the time of her death claimed an
interest in said mortgaged premises and that
said Eliza Giles died intestate, and that no adj
ministrator has been appointed upon her es-
tate, and that there is annexed to said petit
ton au affidavit of said plaintiff that he does
not now know where the heirs of said Eliza
Giles. deceased, other than those named in
said petition are, or where they reside, and it
also appearing to the court that the heirs,
creditors, representatives of said Eliza Giles
deceased, have been made parties respond
ent to said petition; therefore,
representatives of said Eliza Giles, deceased,
be notified Of the tendency of the said petit
tion and summons to appear before this
court on the first Monday of June, 1896, then
and there to show cause, IL any they have,
why the prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted, on publishing this order in a
daily newspaper, printed in said town of
New Haven, twice daily and once weekly,
commencing on or before the Both day of
May. 1896 by order OF the court.
FREDERICK l.. AVERILL,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for New
Haven County. apo 2d&1w
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NEW Brps Called EoR.


The Joint Bridge Committee win Adver-
tise To-day-AH Bids Must be in by
Thursday of Next Week.
At meeting Of the joint bridge COM
mittee appointed build the new draw
bridge over the Quinnipiac river met
last evening. 1t was decided to adver-
tise to-day for new bids for the build
ing Of the substructure of the perma-
nent bridge and for the temporary
structure to be used during the build
ing of the draw bridge.
For the substructure the bids will be
estimated as East Haven stone as gran
lite. The abutments and the center pier
win have for foundation rock bottom.
The remaining four piers will be the
same size as at present, and will be
built upon piles.
There was no different made plans of
the bridge
The bids will be opened next Thurs
day evening.
A delegation from the New Haven
union of stone cutters appeared before
the committee requesting that East
Haven stone be used as by so doing
employment would be given to many
of New Haven's citizens who are now
without work. The speaker assured
the committee that the stone they rec
commended would last as long as any
stone that could be obtained. 1t is not
a sand stone, though commonly styled
that.
The speakers were Michael Sullivan
M. Cavanaugh, G. Davey, Thomas Cor
coran, Thomas Cosier and John LAZY.
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List ofPatents

Issued from the United States pat
emit office Tuesday, April 2S, 1896, for
the state of Connecticut, furnished us
from the office of Earle s. Seymour, So
lioitors of patents, S6S Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn
E. c. Boyd and G. e. Gierding, as
signors to New Haven Car Register
company, New Haven, fare register.
IF. Brown, New London, adjustable
table,
A. N. Clark, Plainville, cumming tool
for mending pneumatic tires,
]. l.. Foster, Waterbury, trolley for
electric cars
J. Nj. Kane and j. II, mclaughlin,
New Haven, speed indicator for We
hicles.
w. A. Lorenz. assignor one half to
w. H, Honiss, Hartford, plating ma
| chine.
w. A. Lorenz and w. H. Honiss, Hart
| ford, paper bag.
Same, compartment machine bag.
J. J. Renehan, New Britain, car fen
| der.
Il. H. Richards, Hartford, Weighing
machines and apparatus therefor, eight
| patents.
Same, supply apparatus,
Il. A. Saunders, New Haven, rubber
| shoe.
A. u. Smith, Seymour. assignor one
half to e. C. Smith, Westport, automat-
! ic computing scale Creissue.)
H. C. Warren, Hartford, machine for
| generating geer teeth.
Same, fastening device.
F. T. Williams, assignor to Edward
| Miller & Co., Meriden, lamp burner.
G. B. Woodruff and 7. w. r. Nc
| Cabe, assignors to William L. Gilbert
| Clock company, Winsted, clock regula-
tor
G. W. Wright, assignor to Sargent g.
| Co., New Haven, liquid door check.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-30

llC lOllOW LIS 10 tAiC PloSs AeeAiA ~ sAiS
musical entertainment to be held at
Warner hall tonight for the benefit of
the Pioneer association of the Y. M.
c. A.:
PART I.
Mr.. w. H. Douglass, presiding.
Banjos and Mandolins. Selected
Yale Talent.
Solo-The Distant Shore. ...........
....... -. :. ARTHUR Sullivan
Mr.. Frank R. Langdale.
SOLO. ..... ............ .......... oeiecteu
Miss Laura H. Graves.
Recitation-Old Ace...... ..... Brooks
Mr. H. III. Larkum.
Solo-She Alone Charmeth My Sad
ness 0rene) .................G ounod
Mr. Ericsson Bushnell.
Solo-With Verdure Clad from the
Creation)... ......... Haydn
Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche.
Recitation-The Funeral. Carleton
Mr. H. H. Larkum
G1ee Club Selection-Alma Mater.
Yale Talent.
PART II.
Banjo and Mandolin. ......... Selected
Yale Talent.
Indian Club Swinging.
Mr.. LOOMS.
Solo-Uncertainty Horatio W. Parker
Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche.
oOlO--)TedIlS..
Nnathema. ......... 80. $3.50.
Resignation. ..... :. ..,.......
...... ..,... Won Fielitz
Mr. Ericsson Bushnell.
Recitation-The Foreigners at the
FAR. ........ ......... BROOKS
Mr.. II. H. Larkum.
Miss Laura III. Graves.
Solo-My Love Will Come To-day.
Mr.. Frank r. Langdale.
election-Arnini.. ...... ..,....
Yale Glee Club.
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Infants Hose.

Infants "a length Silk Hose in
white, tan, black, pink and blue,
at soc. a pair.
Il Infants full and ID length Cash
mere Hose in ribbed, red, tan,
white and black, 42c. pair.
Infants full length silk plated
in tan and black at soc. pair.
Infants Ribbed Cashmere Hose
in tan and black, full length, at
o5c. a pair.
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Mr.. Thomas Collins and Miss Eliza
beth Ginty We're married in St Mary S
church yesterday, The best man was
C. Fl. Philippe and the ushers were
John Ginty and M. A. Reardon. After
the wedding ceremony a reception was
held at the residence of the bride.
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Dresses.

Children's Colored Dresses in
prints and lawns. Sizes, to 4
years, costing from soc. to $500
each.
Odd lot of Chi1dren's White
Cambria Dresses. Sizes, I to 8
4 years. Reduced to soc.
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Infants Shirts.

I Infants double front ribbed Me-
rino Vests, a perfect protection,
soft and non-irritating, at 75c.
each.
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A Little Inspection

n AICtiO 11InEJOCCIU1l
VIII convince you that one of the
most healthful foods ever made is
Streets WHEATINE. 1t is made
from the best wheat, and is recon-
mended by physicians and hygeists.
It's an ideal food for invalids, as well
as healthy people. Its very nutri-
tious, palatable, easily cooked, and
economical. Makes delicious
breakfast,
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Waists.

Odd lot Of White Blouse Waists,
with co1ored trimmings. Sizes, 2
to 5 years. Reduced to CSC. for
choice.
Boys Underwaists that sell on
sight, and a friend of every mother,
\ 8 to 6-year sizes. soc. each.
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WANTED.
III tsle1 la1Ienms.


LOST,
1.-TWO convertible debenture certificates Of
in the name Of the Estate Of ilsoan B. Morris
and numbered 4 1880 and Il 1881. AL per-
sons concerned are hereby required to show
cause why new certificates should not be is
sued in lieu of those 10 st.
CHARLES g. NORRIS. 4
apps ThGt Attorney for the Executrix.
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,l
April 18th, 1896. {
ESsTATE of ROBERT FITZPATRICK, late
IL of New Haven. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
New Haven hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors Of said estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be debarred q recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
JOHN II. SLOAN,
ap30 2ilw Administrator.
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WANTED,
WANTED

A SITUATION by a competent girl in sec
~ ond work or general housework; good
ape 2tt 40 FRANK STREET.
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NEW GOODS.
Just received from Yer
mont fancy New Maple
Syrup in gallon cans, and
New Maple Sugar These
are high grade goods and
strictly pure.
Try our Fancy Porto
Rico Molasses and you
will be pleased with it.
If you wish to make de-
licious Dessert Jelly use
6TOmaNS0lOu OF ITypnO-
sa, thenew powdered Gel
atine. 1t is made instant
ly, and we have it in Or
ange, Lemon, Raspberry
>
and Strawberry favors.
Bromangelou, 13c.
Tryphosa, loo.
Special Prices at our Candy Counter.
Jelly Beans, loo.
Good Mixed, loo.
The finest Chocolates,
sold elsewhere at SOC, our
price 40c.
Many other bargains.
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FOR RENT.
Ef,R RENT

TIME desirable tenement on second floor Of
j. premises 1911 State street; six rooms be-
sides kitchen possession Immediately. For
particulars inquire at This Office mh3l tt
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-30
Aprons.

Children's School Aprons, 25c.
to $1.a5 each.
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WANTET,
WANTED

a SITUATION by respectable girl to do
"A general housework in q private family,
Call at (ap292tsl 1853 FRANK STREET.
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KlNNEY-In this city, April 2sth, Harrison
William Kinney, aged II years, o months
and Il days, beloved son of Francis Q. ana
Josephine Gray Kinney.
Funeral services will be held at the residence
of his father, No. l5l Spring street, on Fri
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. Friends are
invited to attond.
BRAY - In Fair Haven East, April goth,
Charles "A. Bray, az ed II years. ~
Funeral services from his late residence, $50
Prospect street, ON Friday, May l, at two
O'clock, Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
HIrCHCOCK-In West Haven, April 10Th,
Minnie o. Strong, wife OF Samuel Hitch
cock, aged IS years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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At Warner Hall Tonight,

The following is the program for the
musical entertainment to be held at
Warner hall tonight for the benefit of
the Pioneer association of the Y. M.
c. A.:
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-30
Caps.

Good big line of Muslin Caps
and Hats for infants and children,
a5c. to $2.25 each.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
APRIL 30,

APhIII 80,
SUN RISES. 4;49 Moon RISES. HIoE WATER.
SUN SErS, d4S ll;04 1896
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Refers.

Infants White and Tinted Pique
Refer Coats, from .es to IS. 50
each.
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SEVEN BARRELS SOFT WOOD,
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-18
Cumulative s ntences

Judge Speers reference, in sentencing
Charles Jones, to the power of a court
| TO Increase punishment on a second
| conviction, relates to several provisions
of the penal code with which petty lar
ceny thieves and other criminals are
probably not familiar. Section 1899 pro-
vides that where a person is convicted
OF felony the second time and where
the punishment is Imprisonment in the
penitentiary, the penalty for the orig
inal offense may be doubled for the sec
ond or subsequent conviction. Section
1888 says: Every person who, having
been convicted of petit larceny, or at
tempts to commit an offense which, IL
perpetrated, would be punishable by
imprisonment in the state prison, COM
mits any crime after such conviction is
punishable as follows: If the subse-
quent offense is such that, upon a first
conviction, the offender would be pun
ishable by Imprisonment in the state
prison for life, at the discretion of the
court, such person is punishable by inn
prisonment in such prison during life:
If the subsequent offense is such that
upon a first conviction, the offender
would be punishable by imprisonment
in the state prison for any term less
than life. such person is punishable by
imprisonment in such prison for the
longest term prescribed, upon a convic-
ton for such first offense; If the subse-
quent conviction is for petit larceny, or
for an attempt to commit an offense
which, IL perpetrated, would be punish
able by imprisonment in the state pris-
on, then such person is punishable by
imprisonment i'm such prison not ex-
ceeding five years"
The same provisions apply to a per-
son formerly convicted in another state
or foreign country. The new law also
provides that upon conviction for any
crime punishable by Imprisonment in
any Jail or prison, i'm relation to which
no fine is prescribed, the court may inn
pose a fine on the offender not exceed
ing 5000 in addition to the punishment
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