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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-01

Wis, Willis NJ Cook, Michael Farrell
George l.. Clark, Charles l.. Stevens
and George Van Slyke.
East Haven.
East Haven republicans held thelr
representative and justice of the peace
caucus in the East Haven town nan
last night, about fifty voters being
present. Edward Il. Thompson was
nominated for representative, he re-
ceiving thrty-seven out of the fifty
votes cast Complimentary votes were
given to several candidates. Dwight
futile presided and heads the justice
of the peace ticket nominated.
Brnnford Nominations.
The Branford republicans have nonll-
mated for representatives H. w. Aver
ill of Branford center, a noted fruit
grower, and David S. Stevens of
Northford to represent the Stony Creek
section of the town. Mr.. Stevens is
retired manufacturer and represented
the town in the last legislature.
The democrats of Branford will hold
their representative caucus tonight
and it is expected that the nominees
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Continued from First Page.)
ing any nominations, and the matter
was referred to the town committee,
There We're no names presented, and
no one was found willing to accept a
nomination
Nearby Republican Caucuses.
The republicans of Hamden last
evening held in the town hall at Cen
terville caucus said to be the big
gest one ever held in the town. The
caucus was held for the purpose of
nominating q candidate for represen-
tatiVe and for the nomination there
were two candidates, Samuel A. Flight
and Harris b. Johnson. Mr.. Flight
won the nominatin, receiving 81 of the
500 votes cast. John M. Hendiger was
chairman of the caucus and Harris b.
Woodruff secretary. John Fl. Davis
Mr.. Flight and w. f.
Downer nominated Mr.. Johnson. The
voting was from the check list The
following candidates for justices of the
peace were nominated; Burton A. Da-
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:. DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Steamer JOHN II. STARIN, Captain Ma.
Ailister, leaves New Haven from Starin's
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays Stesme;:
ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thompson.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Th.s
North River, at 8 p. m. Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; the ERASTUS CORNING
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fars
70 cents; excursion Tickets $1.25. STATE.
Tickets and staterooms for sale at J. a
1udson's, 1857 Chapel street; Peck & Bisb.
t ops, ao2 Chapel street; Free stage leaves
from corner of Chapel and Church stre aas
every half hour. commencing at $40 D. m.
TIhrough freight rates given and bilts NJ
lading to all points West, South, and anuth.
west. C. H. FISHIIR G nUu.n-
Order yonr freight via StarLn Line
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will be Lewis A. Fisk and j. P Gala
han. Mr.. Fisk was formerly a repub-
lican. He is proprietor of the Bran
ford Driving Park. Mr.. Callahan was
formerly employed in the Branford lock
shop.
Guilford Caucus To-nisht.
The Guilford republican representa-
tive caucus will be held tonight and is
expected to be an interesting one
There has been an old time political
combat between two well known resi-
dents of the town which it is expected
to-night's caucus will settle. The two
are Former Representative Edward
GrisWold and Ralph Parker, a farmer
and contractor. These two men have
III previous Years had many contests for
the nomination for representative. Now
it is thought that at to-nights caucus
both will be nominated and thus bring
to an end the long waged contest. The
nominations will, it is thought, be
equivalent to elections.
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FRENCH-CANADIAN REPUBLI-
CANS
Held Rally Last Night--several

Held a Rally Last Night-Several
Speeches.
The French Canadian Republican
club held its rally in the hall of the
Young Mems Republican club last eve
ming. The chairman of the meeting
was Joseph LaVigne, who introduced
the first speaker, Charles A. Baldwin,
who delivered an enthusiastic address.
Mr.. Baldwin was followed by the spyak
er of the evening, Hon. Urban j. Lee
doux, United States consul at Three
Rivers, Quebec. Mr.. Ledoux addressed
his countrymen In their own language.
and in speech incisive as it was bril-
liant, discussed the issues of the cam
paign to an appreciative audience.
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DIED OF HEART DISEASE.
Sudden Death Last Night of Mis-

Sudden Death Last Night of Miss
Amanda Bauman.
Miss Amanda BaEman, a maiden
lady residing at $50 Hamilton street
died suddenly of heart disease at her
home about $50 last evening. She was
first seized with difficulty in breathing
and expired soon after. Acting Medical
Examiner Eliot was notified and after
an examination decided that death was
due to heart disease. Miss Bauman
was sixty-f1ve years of age and resided
with her two sisters.
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Trenton, N. j., Oct. 31.-The Standard
Milling company, capital $11,500,000, was
incorporated here to-day to do general
win II. Corey. Green Pickens of New York
and Richard b. Coleman Of Montclair, n.
]. The Utah Coal and Coke company filed
articles changing its name to the Utah Fuel
company and Increased Its capital from
$4,000 to $10,000,000.
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class one The price will be twenty-five
cents.
Colonel w. A. Crofut of Washington,
D. c.. will address the democrats Mon
day evening.
This is the last day to make out your
tax list.
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New Half Hose.

AT-25CTS A PAIR;
Imported novelties in both Lisle
and Cotton. a score of styles at
least and all most desirable; full
regular made Hose with reinforced
heels and toes, all fast colors war
ranted. I5cts Pair
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crocheted edge and the Pants with
side band, unusual value at 25cts.
FROM HARVARD MILLS.
Beautifully made goods these
from the Harvard mills, superior to
all other gaades at the price in quail
ity, finish and shape.
AT-5OCTS A GARMENT;
Egyptian yarn or all white. long
and short sleeves, jersey vests and
side band pants. all finished with
wide silk crocheted edge and pearl
buttons, every garment stamped
Harvard Mills," and we control
the mills output in New Haven.
Scots Each
AT-25CTS A GARMENT;
Boys very heavy brown Aeeced
Shirts and Drawers, double stitched
throughout, all sizes from "A to "a.
25cts Each
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OPENING OF POLO SEASON
FIRST GAME WITH HARTFORD
MONDAY NIGHT,
Official Rinke Up of the Various Teams
Hobo whiting Wtn Play for Merlden
Changes in the Local Quintette.

The first scheduled game Of polo in
The race for the national pennant of
1901 will take place at the rink on Mon
day night, when those old-time rivals,
Hartford and New Haven, will line up
against one another. Several changes
have taken place in both teams since
they last met, and it will be hard there
fore to predict what the outcome of the
first contest will be.
The veteran Tom Cotter still guides
the helm of the Capital City boys, but
the absence of the Flying Dutchman,"
Frank Wodtke, in the front rank of
the team will be regretted by all lovers
of the sport Everitt will also be alb
sent at half-back. But Cotter thinks
"Burnie' Doherty can hold up the end
Ito perfection. Griffin will rush with
Mooney, and Schofield, a coming star,
will be the extra man.
Caravan will again direct the desti-
mics of the boys in blue. Bone will
have Jason for his partner and Whip
ple will take the place of Hobe Whit
ing, who will play center and manage
the Meriden team Count" Lations
will again cover the local cage, and, as
usual. can be relied upon to stop even
the bonbardment of Cotter if neces-
sary. William Aufort will again man
age the Blues and the other officials
will be the same as last year. The
price of admission will be as formerly,
and reserved seat tickets can be had in
advance at the GroveIand and LAUDER
cigar store on Chapel street.
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Fine EnameIled Beds at Half Price and Less.

EDameled Beds Halt Price and Less
al
on We t entirely ne
Nov in lat has been h nj
sat an
al
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Women's Underwear.

AT-25CTS A GARMENT;
Jersey Ribbed Fleeced Vests and
Pants, Vests made with firm silk
crocheted edge and the Pants with
side band, unusual value at 25cts.
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Hartford, Oct. 31.-Captain Cotter of
The Hartford polo team to-day announc-
ed the makeup of the local team as
follows: Starkie, goal; Doherty, half
back; Cotter, center; Mooney, Schotield
and Griffin, rushers.
The makeup of the other teams or
the league as given out tonight are as
follows:
Meriden-Cusick, goal; Hayes, half
back; Hobe Whiting, center; Russell
and Lewis, rushers.
New Haven-Lations goal; Whipple
haIf-back; Caravan, center; Jason and
Bone, rushers.
Waterbury-Mullin or Burgess, goal;
Riley, half back; Jean, center; Warner
and Parsons, rushers.
Murray's Springfield team is not yet
completed, but Mr. Cotter thinks it will
line I'D like this: Heffernan; goal; w.
whiting. half-back; Menard, center;
Gavit and Lincoln, rushers.
The Victor will be used by the league
this season.
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Big values in
House Furnish
ing DEPT ;espec-
tally gas aud oil
heaters.
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Mems Underwear.

AT-3SCTS A GARMENT;
Heavy Fleeced Underwear, silk
finished, double stitched through
out both Shirts and Drawers and
fastened with pearl buttons. Draw
ers all suspender tapped and ribbed
bottom. 35cts Each
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AT-5OCTS A GARMENT;

AT-5OCTS A GARMENI;
Wool Aeeced and right here we
want to say that in all this town
there's no wool feeced Underwear
to match this in finish, weight and
quality ;silk stitched and silk bound
double stitched throughout and fin
ished altogether Ike high-grade
Underwear.
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Muerte h l0rrib|e.


La ha tenido en- ell barrio del
Coto de Manatf frente a la quinta de
don Francisco Mater, ell anciano va.
letudinario don Donate M artinez
que Tue cojido por el tren descenden
te las cinco de la tarde del dia 4,
destrozando todo su cuerpo, sepa'
rando las piernas del tronco i ha'
ciendo brotar los intestinos- Ell
cuadro causaba horror
Este sef1or estaba en- una angus
tiosfsima situaci6n despues de haber
gozado de una posici6n desahogada;
al extreme de verse precisado a dor
mir en- los zaguanes por no tener te
cho donde guarecerse. Encontrando
Sc ademas en- estado de idiotismo.
81 dia que fue muerto SO dirigfa
para esta capital en- busca de recur'
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Cor rnunicddo
sres- Fritze 2 Luudt i ca.
1 Capital.
Muv sefIOreS amigos miOs.
Mu y senores amigos mios:

Muy senores amigos mios:
En- el concepto de Agentes que
son ustedes de Com pafias de segu.
ros contra 'incendios, me aprespro
a darles las gracias & nombre de mi
hermano don Gorgonio de Bolivar
ausente en Bilbao, por la atenci6n
que han tenido ustedes de satisfacer
me pun tua almente los dos mil pesos
MIC en- que estaba asegurada la ca
sa propiedad del mismo, sta en- San
turce, quemada totalmente en- la
msdrugada del 18 del actual. ..
Con Ia mayor consideration Sc
despide de Uds. su affmo. s. 8.
@. B. s. M.
Pedro BOliv0r.
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N Q oticia as
Gene erales,

La juventud elegante esta 81 EN-
pre- pendiente de las modas ION
frecuencia desecha sombreros i "a
patos para lucir los de Ultima move
dad. N 3 s sucede 10 propio con el dso
de cigarrillos: desde que Sc CONGO en-
las marcas xToros <Internaciona)>
fuma de 'ellos nj un SOLO joven ha
intentado deiarlas n or otras.
Ell alcalde de haLo Grande ha
consultado ell Secretario Civil 81 es
justo que 81 ganado que esta mat ri
culado en- aquel municipio pague JUS
derechos en- Juncos, por ell nero be
cho de pastar en- terrenOs de esta
Jurisdiction.
Sc necesita en- esta impren TIA,
un apren ndiz de encuadernaci6n que
va sepa algo.. s 3-2
Sc halla Egeramente indispu es.
to de grippe, nuestro amigo don Ra'
mon Negr6n Flores, Secretario del
Concejo Municipal.
La Junta local de instruction
Pdblica ha concedido licencia por
40 dias 8 la profesora dof1a Rita To-
rres de Chiqu6, AGO ordando anunciar
en- la <Gaceta, la provision por con:
curse de las escuelas de nueva crea'
ci6n.
La sociedad de Mayaguez <Los
Verdaderos amigos, en- Junta Gene
raj que celebrara, ha nombrado su
Directive. ~
Z Los guardias Saturnino Gal
varfn Juan Florit, detuvieron ano-
che en- la calle de la Luna a los in
dividuos Fernando de la Cruz, Juan
Castro ] Juan Rivera, por herid idas
que le infirieron a Ventura Pache-
co.
Por facilitar la fuga al equi-
sitoriado Manuel Orellana, fu6 de-
tenida aver q disposition del .Ju4ga-
do de Cathedral la vecina de la Nd Mari-
ma Angela Mata. ..
La policfa de Santurce det tuvo
aver por sospechas en- squel ba rrio
al individno Eugenio Medina.
El individuo Jose Escobar id sui.
t6 ayers al guardia Alejan irino Ra-
nos, resisti4ndose luego s ser CON.
ddcido s b prevention. Por fin So
obtuvo detenerlo, quedando q dispo-
sici6n del Juzgado de San Francis
co.
De una herida casual en- Ia
muf1eca de la mano izquierda fue
asistido aver en- Ia sala de soco orros
ell individuo Jose D4vila.
Por hurto de 6 platos, 8 cdpas,
huevos, 3 gallinas un gallo en-
Santurce, fn6 datenido aver el mu-
chacho Andr6s Escut4, quien Be le
han impuesto 20 dlas de arresto en-
Ia cArcel.
Segtn informes que tenemos,
& bordo del vapor escue,a de guerra
<LsncastsI, que estnvo b .cep 90 90
nuestro pnerto han ocurrido varios
casos de fiebre amarillo, kall&ndose
anclado en el puerto de i Habala.
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ECos de- E,sDala,

| DICt9H Q0 DufSOS, que Iu0fOn
robadas las iglesias de Puentedey
Barcenilla de Cereze, levandose los
ladrones objetos de POGO valor.
Tambien intentaron robar las
iglesias de Ahedo, Linares, Quintani-
LA Valdeyodres, Quintanilla del Re-
bollar, no consiguiendo abrir las
puertas a pesar de haber dado va
rios barrenos.
Segdn informesI adquiridos por
la Guardia civil, los autores de es
tos sacrflegos robos son gentes ale
mas al pals, suponien dose que Sc han
internado en- las provincias de Viz
caya q Santander. .s
Sc ha hecho en- Barcelona ell
ensayo de unOs aparatos. descarga-
dores de trigo dem8s cereales, ha-
biendo adquirido las patentes una
empresa particular para instalarlos
en- el muelle, previa authorization d.
ha concedidQ por Real Orden ell Mi
nistro de FomeHto. /.
Con 50 instalaci6n, la carga /
descarga de cereales Sc veriicara
mecanicamente, con grande econo&
mia de tempo de dinero.
I'm coche de viaieros que sb
dirigfa q la estacl6n de las Delicias
de Barcelona, atropello en- ell paseo
del mismo nombre a una sef1ora de
cincuenta af1os de edad, llamada
dof1a Conception Sabola.
Z La infeliz muri6 casi instanta.
neamente. 4b.
\El conductor fue detenido el
.cadaver fue conducido al dep6sito
judicial.
Una empresa extrangera tie.
ne proyectado establecer un cable
aereo para conducir minerales q la
estaci6n de Ja6n.
LO mismO Sc realizara en- breve
en- la estacion de Baeza.
En- Sabadell, Barcelona, Juan
Ros Montana, intent6 suicidarse
arrojandose a un precipicio. Como
quedara aun con vida, cogi6 una
gran piedra Sc infiri6 tres heridas
Ell la frente.
Fue conducido en- gravfsimo es-
tado q su domicilio.
= En- ell felato de consumes de
la carretera de Arag6n Sc prodfjo
un escandalO monumental.
Parece que un sujeto namado
francisco AguSt1n Santana, acOm-
paf1ado de un amigo suyo de una
mujer namada Juana Roas, intenta-
ban pasar, sin satisfacer derechos,
dos kilos de carne unas botellas de
vino. -
Los empleados de consumes hi
cieron entrar.ap la casilla a las tres
personals, i cuando estaban pesando
las mercancfas Francisco dispar6
dos tiros contra uno de los depen-
dientes de consumes, que afortuna-
damente no hicieron blanco.
Como consecuencia de la lucha
que Sc entabl6 dentro de la casilla,
resultaron heridos levemente Fran
cisco Juana.
Otra vez circular por Malaga
muchos duros falsos, casi todos ellos
del cu11o de 1877 1873.
Ell peso es igual al de los legfti-
mos el sonido no deja de ser bue-
no, pero los falsos Sc distinguen en-
10 toscamente que esta grabado ell
busto de D. Alfonso XII.
-Uno de los trenes de la Inca
del Norte atropell6 q un vigilante
de via cerca de Valladolid, dejando-
muerto en- ell acto.
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D. Carlos B Buitrago, Secreta.
de Guayama, ha renuncitdo su car
go, nombrandose para sustituirle q
d. Avelino Hernandez Bracero.
Dfcese que Ia forma de gobierno
que Sc ha de establecer en- esta isla,
pasar& algdn tempo antes de ]levar.
Sc Ia aprobacf6n.
La prensa de los Estados Uni
dos dice que ell Gobierno de Was
hington va 4 crear tres regimientos
de cubanos mandadOs por oficiales
del pals. que presten serviciOS de
guarnici6n en- la Isla, tan pronto
cese en- Cuba la Intervention anne.
ricana.
Rafael Villafafla Nicolasa To-
rres sostuvieron una reyerta, resul.
tando ell primero con varias heridas.
NUEvO .SURTIDO. Recibido-
por vapor ePaulina,: AIfombras pa
ra sofa i CANA, tohallas para lavabo
banjo. Cintas elasticas para ligas &
Is 25 so centavos vara. Piezas de
cintas estrechitas para pasar ador
nos de trajes 8 25 centavos. Peini-
las, peines cepillos para los diem
tes desde 10 centavo. q Is centavos.
Paf1uelos de seda, hiloi algOd6n CO.
loresi i luto. En- perfumerfa France
sa ell mejor surtido Manuel Vicente
IL San Francisco Al. "a
Aver, q las tres de la tarie fu6
curado en- la sala de Socorros Rafael
Vallafaf1a, de tres heridas contusas
dos en- la frente una Gu una pierna
manifestando Sc las habfa hecho su
esposa.
Esta gravements enferma en-
Toa Alta la sef1ora dof1s Aurora Va.
ra de Catala. Deseamos su pronto
restablecimiento.
Ell individuo Jesus Aponte in-
tent6 agredir al guardia O,valdo
Fernandez, siendo prendi 10 pue>to
a disposition del Juzgado de San
Francisco.
Don E luardo Wellenk amp, de
Ponce, apoderado general de la Su-
cesi6n de don Juan Sarralles suptica
a la Secretarfa Civil Or lene a aquel
Ayuntamiento le autori e d,cha
Succession llevar & cabo las repara-
clones que interesa en- una casa de
su propiedad.
Hemos rec, bldo diversas que
jas por las repetidas suspensiones
de las vistas de los asuntos litigio.
SOS, criminales civiles en- los Tri-
bunales del pats.
PUDING AL CHOCOLATE
Sc toma 10 cuarteron de bizco-
chos Sc colocan al rededor del mol.
de por la parte interior Sc derriten
tres onzas de chocolate en- un POGO
do aqua ia meuos posible) aparte Sc
disuelven tres yemas de huevo i
media cucharada de azucar por yema;
las claras Sc botan a la nieve.
Sc mezcla 1olo Sc echa en- el
mOlde
Este pud1ng Sc sirve rodealo de
crema balida de una crema la
vanilla.
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Sc Vende

una finca r1stica situaia en- ell barrio
de Santa Olaya jurisdiction de Ba-
yam6n compuesta de 200 cuerdas de
muy buenos terrenos propios para
tabaco cafe, buenos pastos aguas
potable$, con magnffioo cercado de
cen cuerdas, casa habitaci6n. Pa
ra informes en- la Capital Sres r.
Fabiap & c., en- Ba ;amon Su;,sJ-
res de Rivera, Perez & ca.
S 15-3.
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de Russia en- Italia, So ausentar& pro.
ximamente de Roma para irse San
Petarsburgo
Mr.. de Nelidoff aprovechar& su
estancia en- Ia capital moscovita pa
ra pedir q su soberano las instruc-
clones definitivas relativamente A la
CONSTRUCTION de una iglesia rusa en-
Roma. construction va autoriz ada
por el emperador de Russia.
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Sc necesitan Carpinteros.
Sucesora de Rafael Perez.
(Sap Juan).
Ais e

1
Juan Fernandez, es un nif1o de
doce amos que fu6 hallado anoche a
Ia media tendido en- una acera de
Ia Gale de la Lun a. Interrogadole
por que SO hallaba alf acostado, dijo
que carecfa por com pleto de hospita.
lidad i protection Iuspfrese en- esto
nuestro Ayuntamien1o yea la nece.
siiad iml 9 'iosa que ay de sc secandar
81 proyecto del de Moy.guez, sobre
Ia creacion de un .AslIo para nif1os
huerfanos desamparados.
Sc ha dispuesto al Alcalde del
Dorado satisfaga q la senorita Car
men Machicote 10 que Sc le adeuda
como Profesora que fue de dicho
pueblo.
Para ell jueves prox. mo Sc anun
cia en- la Corte Provisional la cele-'
braci6n del juicio contra ell cabo los
5 guardias que fueron detenidos con
motive del suceso ocurrido ell vier-
mes 1ltimo por la noche. Lleva la
defensa de los policias ell reve1 endo
Mr.. J. A. Erwin.
Ell ex Inspector de escuelas de
Ponce Sr. Riopel, que tanto defen
di6 los maestros de aQuella locali-
dad, Sc halla en- esta Capital. LIE
acompaf1a su Srta. h,ja.
Aver tarde term luo Ia cuarentena
de los pasajeros del vapor <Monse-
rrats Que So hatlaha an el .Lazareto.
-s-s
Ha sido auu..uv All acuerdo del
AyuntamientO de- San German sobre
aumentO de sueldO al Secretario
Official 10 de aquella alcaldfa.
Las Cortes espa1olas perma-
neceran abiertas hasta fines del
presente mes.