davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-23
TRABKI WOJENNE.
ANGL ICY 7 BOERzY. zBROJA SIE!
Rosya sympatyzJe z Boerami.
N1EUDANIA PR0BA ROZBROJENIA TAGAL0W
N1EzGoDA PATRYoToW W NEW YoRKU.

samo jak Stany Zjednoczone
ME moga uznac obywatelem
ameryka6skim kogos, coby ME
chcia} zobowiazac sic do wy.
rzeczenia sig zamiaru pomaga-
MIA Anglii lub Niemcom DO
zawojowania jego tutejszej,
przybranej ojczyzny.
Me majsc argument6w do
rozumowania z Kruegerem ma
ma tym punkcie, zajsl Cham
berlain inne stanowisko "a
zsdal, azeby rzeczpospolita
transwaalska uzrala mad sobs
zwierzchnictwo Anglii. Ot6z
ME ulega zadnej wstpliwoscl,
ze W obec zawartego przez
Anglie 2 Transvaalem trakta.
tn, zadanie Chamberlaina ME
ma zadnej podstawy, pomimo
to zaproponowai Krueger,
azeby sprawe to rozstrzygnsf
sad polubowny. Got6w jest
przeto uznac zwierzchuictwo
Anglii, jezeli sad TAXI uzna
zadanie Chamberlaina "a s}u'
szne. Tymczasem ten, wiedzsc
dobrze, ze ME znaidzie sic sad
bezstronny, ktoryby Anglii
W tym wypadku przyznai ra'
eye, uznaje prawo jej zwierz'
chnictwa mad Transvaalem "a
ME ulegajace wstpllwosci i
oswiadcza, ze sprawy suwerena
wazalem zaden sad miedzy.
narodowy rozstrzygac ME mo-
ze.
Take rozumowanie znamio-
nowa1o magnatow sredniowle'
cznych W srodkowej i zacho.
dniej Europe, kt6rzy W
Niemczech, we Francyi i W
Anglii uNazsli "a wazal6w
szlachts, kt6ra wzgledem Mich
staia W takim stosunku, jak
chlopi do rycerstwa. Byiy to
czasy ,,Raubrytter6w', rycer-
skich rabusi6w i czasy tie
wznawia dzisiaj Anglia.
Ma take postspowanie obu'
rza sic cafy SWAT cywilizowa'
nv, a nawet we Wielkiej Bry-
tamil Lie brak g1os6w, potspia.
jacych zamierzony gWa1t,
iakiego Rad angielski chce sic
dopusciG ma poiudniowo airy
ka6skiej rzeczypospolitej pra.
cowitych ispokojnych ch1op6w
holenderskich. Giosy takie
ME odniosa prawdopodobnie
pozsdanego skutku. Angielscy
Jingosi zsdaja wojny, a 50
uzbrojeni W tax doskona1a
bro6, il ME wstpia, Re przy
pierwszem spotkaniu sic z
Boerami, rozpsdza ich ma wsze
strony. Lecs uczy historya, re
male slabe narody, walczsce
W obronie zagrozonej wolno.
Sci, stawaly sic wielkimi i Ia
maly potege mocarstw, trzesa-
cyc6 Swiatem. Pamistac nadto
powinna Anglia, ae Rosya ME
omieszka skorzystac re sposo-
bnosci, il jej odwieczna ME.
przyjaci6lka nietylko W Suda.
ME, lecz i W Afryce poludnio'
wei praKGyKulo roWhoczesnle
wojenne rzemioslo, ze wznieci
pozar wojny W Indyach, kt6ry
rozszerzye sic moze ma inne
kolonie angielskie doprowa'
die Wielks Brytanis do
wielkiej ruiny. Sympatye
ludlow cywilizowanych ME
beds W tym wypadku po stro.
ME Anglii tax samo, jak ME
So po stronie stan6w zjedno.
czonych, zagraaajscych wolno'
Sci Filipi1czyk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-23

IZau uo WYmlof1tuld mu Spta
wiedliwosci. Ludzie niewinni
ME potrzebujs korzystac z
laski.
LoNDYN, 20 Wrzesnia. =
Wczoraj godzinie pol do l
odbyla sic zapowiedzlana rada
gabinetowa, ktora trwa1a przez
dwie godziny. Tlumy publi-
cznosci wita}y ministrow, uda-
jacych sic ma ulice Downey i
ztamtsd powracajacych, okrzy.
kami zapalu. Rezultat narad
calkiem niewiadomy. Ponie-
waa pred poiudniem odwie-
dzi1 baron Rothschild lorda
skarbu Balfour'a, nalezy przy-
puszczac, re chcsc prowadzit
wojns, trzeba przedewszyst- t.
kiem zasiliG kase pa1stwa ~
do wskiemi pieniedzmi.
SAN DOMINGO, % Wrzesnia.
z Porto Rico przyby1 okret,
ma kt6rego pokladzie znajdo'
wa}o sic 40 powracajscych do
ojczyzny politycznych wy
chodzc6w. Ich powr6t przyjs1
lud oznakami wielkiego zapa.
lu. 6, lis Pazdziernika odbe.
ds sig prawybory, a kolegium
wyborcze odbsdzie sic W osta.
tnim tygodniu tegoz miesiaca.
Urzednicy zostans wybrani ma
4 lata. Jedynym kandydatem
ma prezydenta jest Jiminez.
WASHINGTON, 23go Wrzes.
- General Otis donosi, 2e
wojsko ameryka6skie obsadzi'
10 dotychczas 16 katolickich
kosciol6w i 8 klasztory. 10 z
tych kosciolow byio przedtem
obsadzonych przez powsta1-
COW. o popeinianiu swieto-
kradztwa W tych koscioiach
ME powinno bye mowy, gdy2
odnosne wiadomosci, szerzone
tendencyjnie W Ameryce, SO z
gruntu faiszywe.
Otis prsgna} zako1czVc woj.
ne, ofarujsc kaademu Fllipi6-
czykowi amnestye i $40 60
t6wka, kt6ry w}adzom amery-
ka6skim zlozy karabin. Ami
jeden powstaniec sic ME zg}o.
sill. Nareszcie przybYi Tagal,
przyni6s} karabin i wzia} pie.
nisdze. Ofcerowie winszowali
sobie wzajemnie. be koniec
wojny blizki. Tymczasem Okla.
zalo sic, il 6w karabin zostaf
przez pewnego Amerykanina
zualeziony W polu, a ten chcsc
zarobic $40, uay} Tagala "a
agenta.
MANILA, % Wrzesnia. -
Pod Angeles spowodowali
powsta1cy wykolejenie sic po.
ciagu, poczem z "a krakow
ostrzeliwali wagony. 2 Ame'
rykan6w zabill, 5 zranili.
Porucznik Lowe ma czele
swych zolnierzy wypsdzi1 pow.
sta1c6w re zajetych stanowisk.
New YORK, % Wrzesnia. -
Poniewaz komitet zajmujacy
sic uroczystosciami ma Geese
Deweya ME uwzglednil asda'
MIA Grand Army of the Repu-
blic, pragnacej p5jsc ma czele
pochodu ulicznego, stowarzy.
szenie to ME wezmie wcale
udziaiu W pochodzie. Gorszscy
zatarg zostal wywolany przez
niewlasciwe zachowanie sic
gubernatora Roosevelt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-23
D Przeglad polityki
- - miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 2sgo WrzeSnia'

wiadomose, co uchwalila juz
lub uchwali angielska rada
gabinetowa W obec odpowie'
dzi, iaks Rad Transwaalu ma
deslal ma ostatnis note Cham
berlaina. Odpowiedz ia, po
odrzuceniu z niej mic ME zna-
czscych frazes6w dyplomaty-
oznych, jest iasna zrozumiala.
Tax zwani Boerowie ME mysls
pozwolie Anglikom wodzie sic
"a nos. Gdy byli gotowi do
ustspstw W jednym punkcle,
staWiano i'm coraz to nowe
warunki, 2 kt6rych doszli wre'
szcie do przekonania, ze An
glia chce ich pozbawie samo'
rzadu woluoSci.
Mais racys, gdyz cd chwili,
gdy plan Rhodesa sic ME po'
wi6d}, postanowl Chamberlain
Ma drodze dyplomatycznej do
pise celu, ktorego dopiaf os1a-
wiony Jameson ma czele swel
handy rabusiow, napadajsc ma
Transvaal. Chamberlain wy.
stspil ma razie W obronie tych
Anglik6w, kt6rzy mieszkajsc
W Transvaalu i pragnsc re
komo zrzec sic angielskiego
podda6stwa, ME mogli misdzy
Boerami wyrobie sobie praw
obywatelskich W swej pray,
branej ojczyznie. 'Stanowisko,
zaiste W tel sprawie przez
Chamberlaina bylo niezwykle,
kazde bowiem pa6stwo dba
tylko o tyle o swych podda.
nych, o lie CT ME wyrzekajs
sis przynaleznosci ze swa OF
czyzna. Stara sic przytem, o
lie moznosci, ME trscit tych
poddanych, gdyz przyczyniais
sis oni do zwiskszenia silly
padstwa. Tymczasem Cham.
berlain upominajsc sic o to,
azeby przyznano angielskim
emigrantom prawa obywatel.
skie W obcym kraju, przyczy'
nia} sic przez to do pozbycia
sic mad mimi w}adzy, i asdal
nadto W interesie tych, kt6rzy
przestawali bye obywatelami
angielskimi takich praw, ia,
kich Boerowie, ma wlasnych
Smieciach, obcym przybyszom
dac ME chcieli.
Pan Chamberlain ME jest
tax naiwnym, aasby ME vie.
dzial o tenn, ae jego postspo-
wanie jest nacechowane bra
kiem logiki. Odgrywa on
W obec Boer6w role wilka z
baiki, kt6remu wode maci3o
jagnis, stojace W dole rzeki.
Jego zamiarem jest wejsG pod
stspami i zdrada W posiadanie
Transvaalu. Kaze on zyjacym
W Transvaalu Anglikom zrze.
kae sic pozornie tylko angiel.
skiego podda6stwa, bsdae pc:
wnym, ze pozostana Wlernl
angielskiemu sztandarowi ma.
wet w6wczas, gdy. stana sic
wsp6lobywatelami Boer6w.
Jako tacy obywatele trans
vaalscy maia osiagnaf prawo
zasiadania W radzie pa1stwa,
SOZle DSQa SLano"lll wig hs1oso
otrzymais moznost przepro-
wadzenia uchwaly, ae rzecz'
pospolita zrzeka sic swej ME.
podleglosci i przechodzi pod
pauowanie Anglii.
Prezydent Kruger zgadzaf
sic ma przyznanie praw oby-
watelskich ADglikom, kt6rzy
zloas przysiegs, ae wyrzekajs
SIG podda1stwa kr6lowej VII
ktoryi, se uznaja konstytucye
rzecsypospolitej i ae gotowi So
jej bronic pred kaadym ze.
wnstrznym nieprsyjacielem.
Wiacei ucsynic ME m6ga, tax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-23
Zuchwafa napase.

Wczoraj wieczorem po godz. s
trzech rabusi6w napadio ma ka-
syera S. B. Drumgolda ma stacyi
g6rnej kolei Metropolitan ma St.
Louis ave. Dwoch mich grozilo
opadnietemu rewolwerami,
trzeci wszedi do budki zabral
Drumgoldowi $40, kt6rych
$15 nalezalo do kolei, $25 do
niego samego. Rabusie uciekli
policya szuka ich dotychczas
nadaremnie.
Uznany niewinnym.
Wczoraj popoludniu odbyly
sic ogledziny koronera mad zwio-
kami Marcina Walgrena, kt6ry
W Niedziele rano W piwiarni
Hermanna Kugla pm. 262 N.
Clark str. zostai pchniety noaem
przez Fred. Fishera. Fisher
zostai uznany niewinnym. Pre-
siuchiwano najprzod Teodora
Walglena, brata zabitego. Ten
twierdzii, ze Fisher sam wywoiai
ki6tnia brata jego zimna
krwia zamordowai. Jednakowoz
Kugel, niejaki Clark, zam. pm.
343 Chestnut str, ktory byl
swiadkiem zajscia, sam Fisher
przekonali jury, ze opadnietym
byi Fisher wyiai n6a tylko W
obronie zycia wiasnego.
Romans 2 zycia.
Policyi udalo sig odkryc 1880
bic awanturnika poszukiwacza
zlota Reginaldo P. Dawsona W
Klondike spadkobierce, ma kt6re-
go W Anglii czeka maiatek W
sumie 100000. Dawson wczoraj
byi W Chicago, iadac ma Wsch6d
odwiedzll naczelnika policyi
Collerana. Opowiadai, il pred
13 laty wyjechal byi Anglii,
azeby popr6bowac szczescia w
Indyach szukac przyg6d. Tam
poznal panne Eleonore Arch
bald, c6rke pulkownika Archi-
balda, bardzo bogatego czfowie-
ka i zakochai sig W niej. Doznaf
tea wzajemnosci, gdy rodzice
sprzeciwiali sic wyisciu swej
corki "a awanturnika, mioda
para uciekia do Anglii tam
Stub wziela. Ojciec Dawsonowe
ME przebaczyi c6rce i wydziedzi-
cyl ia. Mloda para W czasie
wystawy chicagoskiej przybyia
do Chicago, poczem, szukajac
szczescia, udala sic do Tomb
stone, Ari., a nastepnie do Colo
RADIO, gdzie pani Dawson W roku
1897 umaria ma suchoty W Den
yer. Wdowiec udal sig wtedy do
Klondike. Powiodio mu sig o
tyle, ze dokopal sig z}ota warto-
Sci $4,000, ale to mu W wiekszej
czesci ukradziono. Reszte pre-.
hulai tax, ae zostalo mu tylko
$4,000, kt6re jeszcze posiada.
Tymczasem pred dwoma laty,
umarl tesc iego pozostawii ma
jatek 100000, kt6rego jedynym
spadkobierca jest teraz Dawson.
Sprawa oddana pod sad grand
jury.
Pred sedzia Tuthill stawaio
wczoraj pieciu chlopc6w oskarzo-
nych o kradziea, liozacych 9-15
lat. Byli to Wiktor Czoski, Wa
lenty sawicki, brat jego Stefan,
r. Pawlowski i Pawei Jochem;
oskarzeni So o kradziez mosiadzu
i innych kruszc6w u A. G. Good
mana pm. Sc Kinzie str, i o
sprzedaz tych pokradzionych
przedmiot6w handlarzom Igna-
cemu Jetzinger pm. "a Grand
ave. i Samuelowi Bush, pm. 229
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-23
Telegrar11y.

- = "
Du6czycy, Niemcy, Francuzi
Holendrzy i Amerykanie tutaj
zamieszkali uwiadomili ko-
mendanta Joubert, ze W razie
wojny z Anglia, stana W obro'
ME niepodleglosci Transwaalu.
Ten podziekowa} cudzoziem.
com, oswiadczajsc rownocze'
snie, ze bezposrednie niebez'
piecze6stwo wybuchu wojny
dotychczas ME grozi.
Ma tajnem posiedzeniu vol.
nego pa6stwa Oranje odbywa
sic dyskusya mad wnioskiem,
azeby pa6stwo oswiadczylo sic
z gotowoscis staniecia po stro'
ME Transwaalu.
Prezydent Kruger oswald
czyl podobno, ae stan rzeczy
bedzie wkr6tce jeszcze gro.
zniejszy, nia obecnie, lecz ME
trzeba TRAGIC nadziei, ae do
wojny ME przyjdzie.
W sejmie kolonii Przylsdka
oswiadczyl podobno minister
Schreiner, re Anglicy Holen'
dry utworzs tam armie, kt6ra
dzialac bedzie ma w}asna reke,
niezaleznie cd rzsdowych
wojsk angielskich.
LoNDYN, 23go Wrzesnia. =
correspondent ,,Dayly Chroni'
Gle" donosi z Kapsztadu, re
ma tajnem posiedzeniu rady
pa6stwa Oranje postanowiono
jednoglosnie wystapic W obro-
ME niepodlegiosci Transvaalu..
Ameryka1ski ambassador
Choate byl ma konferencyi u
lorda Salisbury i oswiadczyl
uastepnie przdstawicielowi
prasy, re ami Stany Zjednoczo.
ne, ami Niemcy ME wtracaja
sic do spraw zatargu miedzy
Anglia a Transvaalem. Choate
ME przypusacza, azeby zatarg
ten doprowadza do wojny.
PETERSBURG, % Wrzesn.-
Wiekszosc gazet rosyjsklch
sympatyzuje Boerami. mo
wosti" ostrzegajs Anglis, ae
wojna z Transwaalem ME be-
die dla niej pochodem tryum
falnym. nNowoje Wremia"
radzi rzsdowi, aaeby wystspil
wczesnie aadaniem zabezpie-
czenia kana}u Suez pred "a.
mknieciem 60 dla zeglugi mis'
dzynarodowej. Gdy Anglia
rozciagnie swe panowanie cd
Kairu do Przylsdka, w6wczas
bedzie zap6zno rozprawiac sic
MIA o kanal Suezki.
BERLIN, 23go Wrzesnia. -
Niemieckie Towarzystwo Po'
koju powzis}o rezolucys, pro.
testujsca przeciw wojnie An
gill 2 Transvaalem.
Cesarz ME przyjsl ofarowa.
nego mu protektoratu mad
muzeum Bismarcka W Stendal,
W prowincyi saskiej..
Komendant akademii wo-
jennej W Monachium, pu}ko.
wink Langenmantel, zakazai
kadetom wydawac okrzyki ma
czesc cesarza Wilhelma.
Potwierdza sic wiadomosc,
be skradzione we Wuerzburgu
plany mobilizacyi zostaly
sprzedane agentom francuz'
kim.
PARYa, 23go Wrzesnia. -
PAM Dreyfus przybyaa z
dziecmi do Carpentra i pola'
czyla sic z meaem. Ten ME
przyjmuje reporter6w, powia'
dajsc, ze musi przedewszyst'
klein nacieszyc sic swa rodzi.
ns.
Emil Zola napisa2 list do
PAM Dreyfus, W kt6rym zape'
wnia, re sprawa jej meza je.
szcze ME skohczona. Tax samo
jak odzyska1 wolnost, musl
od10oko% czoSf utracana Ma
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20

U. & Engineer Office, New London, Conn, April 1S 1899. Sea.ed proposals in tripl- cate will be received here until F o'clock, noon, May IS, 1899, and then publicly opened fer removal of rock from Mystic River. and dredging i'll Thames and Housa- tonic Rivers. Conn. Information furnished on application. Smith $. Leach, Maj. Engrs. apis 4t--my 16 17 [
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
VARIOUS ITEMS.

The report in one of the papers that Rev. Dr. Watson L. Phillips, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, is ill is an error and probably arose from the fact that Rev. G. w. Phillips, assistant pas- tor of St. Paul's church, is ill. The lat ter is i'll at his residence, No. 679 State street with diphtheria. The house IS ouarantined. His wife and two daugh- ters have been ill with the same mala- dy, but are convalescent and pronounce ed out of danger by Dr. Skinner, who is the attending physician in the cases.
 Srurges M. Judd ol W aterDuly VAsll- ed Bridgeport yesterday on business. Although over ninety years of age, MT. Judd is yet hale and hearty. He IS the oldest member of the Mobiles of the Mys- tic Shrine in this state
 The women of the Mishkan Israel so- ciety have decided to hold strawberry festival and ba2ar on Monday ana Tuesday, May and g. The chairman is Mrs. Adolph Mendel and the festival and bazar is for the benefit of the sink ing fund of the congregation
 Professor Spencer H. Devarrc, for many years instructor in mathematics at Yaie university, is dead at his home in Brooklyn, N. r., aged seventy-six years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
SUIT OF INTERPLEADER.

Judge Hubbard of the court of com mon pleas yesterday overruled the de- murrer of Lawyer Hamilton In the case , of Thomas H. Lord against E. c. Perry. The suit grew out of a dispute over a building contract and the plaintiff went to court on bill of interpleader brought by Lawyer R. H. Tyner.
 City Court GriIni iIial Side.
 Mrs. Katherine Quinn of Alton street was tried in the city court yesterday upon a charge of theft from person The evidence did not prove that Mrs. Quinn was the thief and so she was dis charged.
 Michael Alexander was i'll court, charged with embezzlement of $15O from the Union Publishing company. His case was continued until to-day.
 Michael J. J. Kelly was discharged yesterday on the charge of stealing a lrazor.
 Thomas McGowGn was charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace, re- sistance and injury to private property. On the first count he was fined $5 and costs of $4 on two charges of breach of the peace SS each and costs of $S on the charge of injury to private property $S and costs of $4, and on the charge of re- sistance $3 and costs of $075, making a total of S42.75.
 A nolle was entered in the case against James M. S. Blauvelt, arrested on a charge of showing immoral pie lures.
 The case of breach of the peace against Mary Jefferson was nolled upon payment of costs
 The case of non-support against Will liam Holland was appealed to the com- mon pleas court
 Alfonso Benevento, arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, was in court yesterday The case was continued until to-day.
 George Soley. a carpenter of 22 Olive street was charged with neglectlng to support his wife. He was placed under $150 bonds to provide for her.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
Repai.,nc Lawn Mowers.

J, Barncle, the we'll known saw re- pairer who has been located at 200 St. John street. next to rairoaA bridge, near State street for the past twelve years, Is prepared to repair saws of all sizes and descriptions; also lawn now CTS. By a combination of hand and machine work he never fails to render perfect satisfaction. All who have had work done by him continue to patronize him. Lawn, mowers sent for and re- turned after being repaired in the best possible manner.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
BIRDS, HABITS,
The Absence of the Wild Pigeons From
 cticut-The Swallows, Etc.


 Not all the ways of birds are known, even to the ornthologist. One strik- ing thing is noticed but not explained. Several kinds of birds have way of suddenly disappearing from any given l locality, where for long generations l they had been very abundant. This was the case with the wild pigeons" 7" Sixty years ago these birds flew in enormous flocks over many parts of Connecticut, and settled down by thousands in certain localities, where they were captured in large spring-nets that were set on poles around a level plat of ground duly covered with food that attracted them. Tens of thou the birds were cheap in the Hartford market. Southwick, Mass, was a noted place for netting them for mar ket So far as appears, these inn mense fiocks Of pigeons had visited Connecticut every summer or fall for as long time as anybody could re- member. The readiest explanation of their disappearance is, of course, the alleged failure of the acorns or other food upon which the pigeons subsisted; but if that is the correct explanation for Connecticut, why not for Kentucky or Indiana, where, though their feed is still abundant, the vast and crowd- ed pigeon roosts' in the woods are said to have disappeared. Where the pigeons have gone seems to be unde- termined
 Certain kinds of swallows also disap- pear suddenly from their accustomed haunts and are seen no more in those places. This has happened here in Connecticut to the tree swallow, in some places. and also to that graceful and beautiful bird, the purple martin. That friendly variety of the great swal low family used to abound about Hart ford and eagerly accepted the boxes that were nailed up, on the barn or in the garden for their nesting places. Their pleasant voices made one of the welcome sounds of spring-as distinc- tive as the piping of the frogs in the pond. They seem to have disappeared. But Mir Hiram Bissell, at his home on Wadsworth street, has little colony of these pleasant birds, who are duly cared for, and who return, every spring to the same quarters. It is the only colony of purple martins we know of now in Hartford. It seems to be worth while to encourage the martins to re- sume their old places for nesting and rearing their broods. Their sociable and trustful character would add new attraction to spring, and fresh charm to summer. r.-Hartford Times
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No More Programme Advertising Nor
 Contributions.

Bridgeport, April 19.-The Business Mems association held a meeting in the board of trade rooms last night that was well attended and proved of ma terjal interest to the members. Routine business was broken by the introduction of an invitation from the New Haven association requesting the pleasure or the local body to smoker to be held on April 25. It was voted that the in- yitaton be accepted with thanks; also that the New Haven organization be advised that a delegation would leave Bridgeport for New Haven on the 7:20 train on the night in question:
 A matter of material interest, not only to the local dealers, but to merchants throughout the country, was then brought before the meeting. It per tained to the common practice and common nuisance" of the donation fiend, and a way to remedy rapidly growing evil was discussed. Examples were numerous of the action taken by other organiza tons, but it must be sald for the Bridgeport representatives that
 
 while they felt 1t incumbent upon them to call a halt and cry Help" they did not desire to appear either mercenary or unfair.
 A lengthy and able discussion was followed by a vote on this resolution that had been made and seconded with a view to bringing the matter proml- nently before the meeting:
 Resolved, That each and every member of the Bridgeport Business Mems association discontinue all pro- gramme and kindred advertising, in- cluding programmes of fairs, societies. churches and all other organizations, and that every member of the Bridge port Business Mems association dis continue giving articles of merchant disc to any organization or society or any Kind, except charitable organiza- tionS."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20

and that a quantity of paper was stuif- ed in the hole above the box. The box was covered with ice and frost. He identified box which was on eXhipi- tion as the same one that he had dug from the ground.
 ' All his testimony was objected 10 ny Attorney Chase on the ground that the state did not show that the box was the same one as had been seen on the kltch- en table inside the Anderson house. on cross-examination, which was being conducted when court adjourned, Attor- ney Chase did not succeed in shaking the testimony of the old man, who said that he was eighty-one years of age During the taking of his testimony the progress of the trial was interrupted quite a number of times by the tilts between the attorneys. The case will be resumed at 10 o'clock this morning, when the cross-examination of the fath- CT of the deceased man will be contin- ued.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
List of Patents

Issued from the United States patent office, Tuesday, April IS, 1899, for the state of Connecticut, furnished us from the office of Seymour & Earle, solicitors of patents, S6S Chapel street, New Ha- ven, Conn: J. F. Farrell, assignor one half to R. Le. Roy, Hartford, stopper for bottles.
 c. l.. Foster, assignor one-half to G. A. Foster. Meriden. bee feeder.
 F M. Garland, New Haven, ammunition A, Knnz, assignor one-half to J. Sutter, Hartford, switch.
 J. P IAvigne, New Haven assgnor to Lavigne Automatic Manufacturing con J. F. MoIloy, West Haven, suspender buckle.
 F. E, Norton, Bridgeport, reversing mech w. p. Palmer assignor to Russell X Er- win Manufacturing company, New Britain, cylinder lock.
 E. s. Parks, asslgnor to C.. D. Parks, Danbury, shoddy making machine. " A, J. Shipley, assignor to Scovill Manu- facturing company, Waterbury trousers W. E. Sparks, asslgnor to Sargent & Co.,, New Haven, lock- vice. E l.. Upson, assignor to Pratt Cady Co, Hartford, gate valve.
 H. c. voght, assignor to Russell X Err win Manufacturing company New Britain, lock or latch case.
 B. Wood Danielson, deer for looms.
 DESIGNS.
 IT, Corscaden. New Britain, assignor to American Pulley company, pulley segment. F. c. Parkhurst Hartford, cartridge clip receiver ~
 Same, temporary cartridge clip T.. T. Snow, New Haven, case for food
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
TITO IMPORT1 NIT WITNESSES IN TIT E
 ANDERSON MURDER TRIAL.

Walter AndersOn, n Brother Who Ne- sided With Deceased and His Wife and the Father Hamilton Anderson, Gave Some Rather Damaging Testimony Grand Avenue Bridge Damage Suit City Court News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.

The American Bar association, of which Judge Simeon F.. Baldwin is an ex-presdent, and which has annually assembled in Saratoga, will this year meet in Buffalo, N. Y., August 2S. Jo- seph H. Choate ambassador to Eng land, is now the president. It is under stood that the association will return to Saratoga in 1900.
 Quite number of the leading law yers of this city usually attend these annual meetings, as they are of much importance to the legal fraternity.