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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-26

A Mr.. Mcclure of Thomaston has
leased Edwin S. Smiths cottage at Wal
nut Beach for hotel purposes.
Matthew Flaherty of New Haven has
leased the Harbor View cottage at
Burns Point, and will conduct a hotel
in the same the coming season.
F. NJ. Brown. wh6 recently purchased
the st. Charles hotel in Stratford, will
take possession of the hotel next Mon
day.
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At the Holy Trinity church, Wallil

At the Holy Trinity church, Walling-
ford, Thursday, Cornelius Breen of
Cedar Hill and Mrs. William Ryan of
Wallingford We're married by Rev. Fa-
Their Carroll. William Maher of Fair
Haven was best man and Miss Mary
Ryan was bridesmaid. Following the
wedding a reception was held at Mrs.
Andrew Ryan's, South Colony street.
Mr. and Mrs. Breen will reside at SO
Cedar Hill avenue, this city.
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BERKELEY DIVINITY SCHOOL Or
DJNATATON

The annual ordination at the Berkeley
Divinity school will be held Wednesday
June 6. The ordination sermon Will be
preached by Rev. Richard Fl. Nelson, OIL
Philadelphia, formerly of Norwich oil
the class of 1888. The alumni sermon on
the preceding evening will be preached
by Rev. DR.. Hodger dean Of the Epls-
copal Theological school at Cambridge
of the class Of 1881.
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rru,,rp ALTON OF CHURCHES.

The next regular meeting of the Fede-
ration of Churches will be held in Cen
ter church chapel on Monday morning,
Nav 2S 1900, at 10 o'clock. Rev. Alex
ander Irvine will speak on Free Public
Baths"
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AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT.
Annual Show of Boardman Scholars

Annual Show of Boardman Scholars
Handiwork in June.
The annual exhibit of the handiWcrl1
of the boys of the Boardman Manual
Traing school will take place on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, June
% q and 2S There will be exhibitions
of drawing, woodwork architectural
drawings and the products of the ma
chine shon, as we'll as the sewing and
cooking of the girls departments
The work Of the present year has
been very satisfactory and the boys
have turned out various articles worth
about $1,000.
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TN RRANFORD.

In Branford tomorrow Rev. 7. S. De-
witt will exchange pulpits in the morn
ing with the Rev. Stanley F. Bloomfield
of Stony Creek. In the evening Dr.
Dewitt will occupy his own pulpit and
preach the annual memorial sermon.
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A RECTOR RESIGNS.

Rev. Mr.. Lilienthal has resigned from
Trinity church, Wethersfeld, to accept
work in the Church of the Incarnation,
New York city.
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EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES.

Two Rooms Closed in the Roger Sher-
man School
Yesterday rooms / and of the Roger
sherman school, Elm and Norton
streets, were closed until June as a
precaution against an epidemic Of
measles and whooplng cought. Over a
dozen cases have developed in each Of
the two rooms 1t is not thought that
any of the cases are serious.
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Music AT CHRIST CHURCH.

The musical programme for Christ
church for the Sunday after the Assem-
sion, May 81, will be as follows:
Morning, 1920.
Professional 374-Crown Him With
Many Crowns. e.. ..............E lery
Venite-Parisian Tone. :. ..Gregorian
Psalter-Psal1nS for the ray.
Gloria-Chant.. ............ Monk
TIE D UNI in E fiat. .............. Barrett
Penedictus-Chant 80. ........ Anon
Litany Hymn 139-Father of ALL
-. ........ ............ Grace Church
Litany
Introit-All Hail the Power of Jesus
Nance. -. ...... Coronation
Sermon.
Gluria-Chant.. .............. Ouseley
Offertory-King All Glorious e. -. Barnby
Recessional 126-See the Conqueror
Mounts in Triumph. ........ Henry
Evening 1880.
Professional 130-Look, Ye Saints, the
Sight is Glorious. =. .......... Monk
Psalter-Psalms for the 9th evening
Magnificent in f fiat.... H. w. Parker
Nunc Dimittis in r til. w. Parker
Hymn 12S-Hail the Day That Sees
Him Rise. :. Observation-Disclosures. Monk
Sermon
Gloria-Chant.. 49,. ............ Monk
Ofertory-Unfold We Portals Ever
lasting. ......... .....Gounod
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE MES
SIAH,

AT the Church of the Messiah (F'irst
Universalist) the pastor Rev. W. H.
Dickerman, will discourse Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock on: 1.-The De-
sire for Love" Sunday school and pas
tors Bible class at noon. Young PEG
pies meeting at $50 p. m. No evening
service. The public cordially invited,
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Visited This City This Week.
ANNUAL EPISCOPAL
TION.
CONVEN-

The annual convention of the Episco-
nal church in Connecticut will be held
in Christ church, Bridgeport, Tuesday,
June y. The sermon will be pfeacheu
by Rev. DR. William G.. Andrews.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OFTHE BELIGIOU US SER
VICIS TO-WORROW.

Memorial Day Service at Grace NJ. e.
Church-G. A. *. Posts and $. OF v. 70
Attend Special sermons in Various OF
the City Churchos-Other Religious
Items.
AT ST. Paul's church tomorrow the
morning anthem will be Barnby's king
All Glorious" and in the evening Gou-
mods unfold we Portals" Rev. {. o.
Scoville breaches at the evening ser
vice.
Visited This City This Week.
Rev. Paul H. Birdsell, of Albany, Tor
merly of st. Pauls and the Church Oh
the Ascension in this city, has been IN
New Haven this week.
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PARK CHAPEL.

William Skinner will have charge Of
the services in Park chapel, Morris
Cove, Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
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AT THE FIRST M. f. CHURCH.

Tomorrow at the First M. E. church
DIR. Eldridge will preach both morning
and evening. Morning subject, The
More Excellent Way" evening subject,
ga Great Want"
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


A mans repentance Is always sincere
lat the time.
The pay OF honesty is always sure, but
It's often slow.
Some men are born foolish, and some
achieve foollshness by falling in love.
Forgetsulness is the result Of the
brains giving the mind vacation.
Court woman and she will worship
you, but marry her and she will defy
you.
Men are never satisfied, For every
dollar u man acquires he. wants two
dollars more.
Some hotel clerk probably originated
the remark, 'There is alwayn room at
the top"
In order TO succeed man should have
plenty OF push-but sometimes pull
helps him out.
Adam was TIE only man who ever held
an undlsputed claim to the title OF old
est inhabitant."
Many man refuses to dora thing he
wants to do simply because some other
man tells him TO DO It.
No man or woman can AFFORD to be
without good manners, when tley cost
so little and arc worth so much.
Give the true American a daily news.
paper and a piece OF pie and he VIII
make himself at home anywhere on
earth.
Every man warts wife without q
fault-4but the ttouble arises from the
fact that every woman wants faultless
husband.-ChIcago News.
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A sample Kentucky Pervert

The following item was published in
the Louisville Courier Journal not long
ago. which may account for that brand
OF Kentucky Democracy that blindiy
followed the leadership Of the late Mr..
Goebel: 81 know of man not far from
here (Rlley, Ky.), who has read the
Courier Journal every week since 1851,
and he reads IT instead OF his Bible. 1t
is all the preaching he has ever heard
in all this while"
For such men the Bible contains very
little comfort, for in that good book we
are told that ''he that stiffeneth his
neck shall surely be destroyed" Such
political pervert has no more wisdom
than the inmates of institutions for the
Predetermined. To him no matter how
wrong q thing is, II 1t is Democratic
that is sufficient for his limited intelll-
eence.
Referring to the above quotation the
New York Man and Express suggests
that the dear reader who confines his
reading exclusively to the Courier
Journal could not fail to have noticed
In it the other day copy of letter
which Colonel Watterson wrote last
summer to August Belmont. In this
now notorious epistle the colonel re-
marked:
"The Democratic state ticket justnom-
mated will certainly be elected under
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PoIITIoAL.
Meeting Of the State League Of Re-
publican Gibbs


To the Republicans OF West Virginia
The time has como for aggressive action
on the mart Of all Rdhereuts OF our great
party, which Is now. GS ever, the party
or vital and positive principles. This year,
as heretofore, RepubllcunlAm means patri-
otism. II therefore bChooVeS the friends
Of good governments everywhere TO use all
honorable means to peecptuAte Republican
PRINCIPLES hy bringing about the election
BY overwhelming FnajoF1tles OF the Repub.
Ilcnn national, state and local nominees
In the pending campaign. Such effort
should not cease until victory Is won.
In view nj the great influence for good
welded by club organizations IN distrib-
utlng political literature and lrousllg tn-
thuslnkm upon the live questions Of the
day, meeting Of tho Wcss virginia state
League OF Republican Clubs Is hereby
called for
THURSDAY. MARCH S, 1900,
to be held In the city OF ParkersburE, W,
Va, for the purposes OF reorganization.
consideration Of planR Of work Tor this
years campaign, election Of delegates to
the National League meeting, ana Ter
such other business as may properly come
before II, Each club Is entitled 10 i've dele
gates, and II should also elect Ave alter
mates. Republicans IN every county are
urged TO organize clubs AZ once and send
and delegates, without delay, 10 the Sec
rotary at Charleston.
Speakers Of national reputation Will be
present 10 address, the meeting,
BY order of the Executive Committee.
WM. BURDETTE MATTHEW'S,
First Vice President
D, E. HUGHES. Secretary.
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Those papers which are trying to
make hero out Of ex-consul Macrum
have sorry material to work upon.
What would the German citizens of this
country thought of Minister washburn
II he should have left Paris during the
Frnaco-P russlan war under the pretext
that he wanted to whisper something
in the Presidents carr II a representa-
tive Of the United States to a foreign
country is worth anything his import
ance and value are certainly more pro-
nounced during a period OF war, such as
obtained liz France, and under condl-
tons that now prevail in the Trahsvaal
HIS supreme duty is to stick to his
post, no matter what his private opln-
ions or his sympathIes may be.
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TIE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. FEBRUARY q. lO0O
Trne nnd False Patriotism.

. .
Justice Harlan. Of the United States
supreme court In public address the
other day struck the true keynote Of
patriotism in the nature Of a reply to
the whining, carping criticism Of the
so-cailed antE-Imperlallsts. He point
ed out that we have no right to turn our
backs upon public affairs to become tn-
Inherent to the fate Of our institutions.
SIM less have we a right to enjoy the
blessings and protection OF this glorious
land while continually saying and doing
that which serves to strengthen the
hands Of the enemies OF the republic.
In further reference to this element In
the politics of the present time, Justice
Harlan said;
Some people have a strange way IN
which to manifest their devotion to coun-
Try. They rarely see in the operations o.
The government anything to approve, ana
. they never fall, when the nation Is having
q dispute with other peopl: TO say thet
right. And they do this even while our
BoldlerB are in far-dlstant lands endeaNor
ms TO maintain the rlghtful authority OF
the nation. ~
most public manner that those who from
junRles ambush and shoot down our brave
soldiers are lighting the battles Of liberty
md doing only what they have Q right 70
DO. what their honor requires. These men
are never happier than when attempting
10 persuade their fellow citizens that
America Is entering upon Q dark and peril
Gus future, and that all so taf accom-.
the people will be lost II the nation does
not retrace Its steps. For my own part |
believe that destiny awaits America such
asrhas never been .vouchsated to any peo-
pie, and that In the working out OF that
destiny under the leadlngs Of Providence,
humanity everywhere Will be lifted UP,
and power and tyranny compelled to rec
ognliEe the fact that "God Is no reSpector
Of persons" and that He has made OF one
blood all nations Of men.
The anlmus OF the defamers Of the
government who have been UNFOLDING
the rebel Tagal chief Aguinaldo, is
clearly shown in the rabld attacks they
are making on Senator Hoar, who while
differing with his party in Its policy to-
wards the Philippines, refuses to accept
Bryan as the man to right the imagi-
nary wrongs the antl-imperialIsts prate
about SO much. These assaults on the
p1ASS2CHuaSllS SGAlhLOL WGAG PLONOAG0
by an interview which he gave to a
newspaper the other day. in which he
declared that, while he was opposed to
the policy Of expansion, he saw nothing
to hope for in the eiectiol OF Colonel
Bryan. He said that there had been no
occupant of the presidential chair, with
the possible exception Of Garfield, for
whom he had entertained warmer feel
ings than for President Mckinley. That
was a plain intlmatIon. of course, that
he Intended to vote for the reelection
Of Mr., Mckinley this year.
This opposition to Senator Hdar gives
plain evidence Of the object Of the cabai
that is attempting to smlrch the honor
Of the country 1t Is SO clear that the
most ImbecIle way-farIng man need not
err therein.
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rhe Finaneial AM.


The agreement reached by the house
and senate conferees on the financial
bill is a matter OF great satisfaction to
the country. While we have been oper-
atlng our financial affairs Of late on
the basis Of the gold dollar as the
standard unit OF value, this measure
clInches the fact by Incorporating It
into the statutes. At the same time It
preserves the integrity Of the silver
dollar. It could not be maintained by
any other process. The bill as agreed
to also provides that United States and
treasury notes shall be redeemed in
gold, and the gold reserve is raised to
$lbO0OO,OOO and receives statutory au-
thUrizatlon 1t has never possessed, and
It Is made mandatory upon the secre-
tary to restore the gold reserve to the
amount of Si5O,OOOOOO II It shall be de-
pleted below s1OO,OOO,OOO. All this is an
immense gain for sound money IL the
legal tender notes arc to be perpetu-
ated.
The legal tenders, when redeemed, are
to be used for restoring tho gold reserve
by exchange with gold in the general
fund of the treasury, by issue against
gold deposits. or in the purchase of gold,
and II in spite OF these means the re-
serve falls below Sl5O,OOOOOO the secre-
tary must procure gold by the sale Of
bonds at not over per cent interest,
The legal tender quality of my form of
money now possessing It is preserved.
United States notes when redeemed can
be relssued only after being exchanged
for gold.
The oft-urged proposition for a dlvi-
sion Of issue and redemption in the
treasury is expanded into two divisions,
one Of Issue and one Of redemption, and
II is provided that rs silver dollars arc
coined sherman" notes arc TO BIO re-
tired and replaced with silver ccrtiti.
catea. The coinage of the treasury sill
yer bullion, ordered by the war reve-
nue. act, is not interrupted. Some llml-
IationS are thrown around tho issue Of
EDld certificates, Bullion bought under
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Up in the attic found them. locked in the
Where the lowered gowns lie folded,
which once were brave Us the besti
And, like the queer old jackets and the
wNistcoats gay with stripes, -,
They tell of wOrn-out taShloh-these Ola
dagueFreotypes.
quaint little folding cases fastened with
Seemingly made to tempt one to lift up the
Innings Of purple velvet, odd little frames
clrclifnix the the faded faces brought from the
days OF old.
Grandpa and grandma, taken ever SO long
Grandma's bonnet marvel, grandpa's
Mother q tiny fodder, with rings on her
Paintcd2lest none should notiee-In gilt
tering, gildcd bands
Aunts and uncles and cousins, n starchy
and Etiir array,
Lovers and brides, then blooming. but now.
so wrinkled and gray
Out through the misty glasses they gaze
OPENING the quaint old cases with n smile
that Is half tear.
will smile no more, little pictures. for
hnlrtlcss II was, In truth,
To drag to the cruel daylight these ghosts
OF vanished youth:
Go back to your cedar chamber, your
gowns and your lavender,
And dream, mid their byFone graces, Of
the wonderful days that were.
Saturday Evening Post.
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A Burning" Question.

The fact that the United STATES has
become the worlds greatest producer Ut
coal and at cost for production far be.
low that OF tiny other part of thu wotiI
is attracting great attention in all parts
Of the world ard specially with British
producers and consumers of coal. ':Go
British Board Ct Trada journal, a copy
Of which has Just reached the treasury
bureau of statistics, quotes ths presi'
dent of the Halifax ohamo.r a. com
merce as saylzs. in his annual address
to that body last month. after bewail-
ing the dangers ahead for the commerce
Of the United Kingdom, that another
great danger was the coat question. The
present output of the United States, h.
said, was larger than that OF the United
Kingdom, and coal could be bought in
America at the pit mouth at As sd. per
ton, us against IS. 1Ohd. paid in Great
Britain. The result of this was that
people in Lancashire were talking Of
bringing coal from America to Lam
cashire. What they had to think about
as manufacturers was that they would
have to have cheaper motive power.
Either water or electricity would have
to be employed within short time In n
very different fashion from that in
which it was at present. and at prices,
Of course, that would pay for the using
Of 1t.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in oil
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm
WEST q TRUA$,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucuos surfaces OF the system Price.
75c per bottle. Sold b. all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Mrp.WINTER ExouRsGoNs


To Washington and Baltimore at
Very Low Rates, Via Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
made arrangements for series of pop
ular Mid.Wintcr Excursions to Wash
ington and Baltimore. at One Fare for
the Round Trip. allowing ten day limit
on tickets. including date OF sale. These
excursions will be run on February Ii
and April ~. 1900. Tickets Will be
good going on regular trains OF the
above dates and good to return on reg
lilar trains within ten days, including
date Of sale.
DO not miss these splendid opportu-
mites to visit the National Capital dur
ing the session of Congress. Gail on 7.
c. Burke, Agent Baltimore q Ohio Rail
road. for full information.
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Pensions Granted to veterans.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 2s.-Pen-
slons have been granted to West Vlr-
glnIn applicants as follows:
orlglnnl-willlam Craig. Wheeling,
IS. ana William Coleman. Jaeger. Sc.
Incrense-GrifAn Rayburn. Elmwood,
Sc to IS; John McQuiston, Poppa, $14 to
sic: Nlmrod Austin. Morgantown, $40 to
$l2; Andrew N. Sutton, Big Buffalo. 81
to 81: Andrew J. Goble, Mount oliver,
$40 to st2; Grover c. Rowicy, Ravens
wood. SEA to $50.
wtiow-Emily McCulley, Sand Hill,
IS: Martha j. Carpenter. Forksburg. S12;
and Maria Slvert, Sand Hin. IS.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

-. Are not made by chance. nor can
....., they eyer in any material DO made
,...,. at small expense. A competition
..... for cheapness, and not for excel
,.... lenco Of workmanship, 10 tho most
...... frequent and C0rtHln Cause Of tho
,,... rapid Gecay ana entire deBtrue.
,.... tlon Of arts and manufactures
...... For best (which 10 the cheapeaO
...... work. the lntelligeacer job Print
go" ling once Is the place to EO>
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STATE PRESS e1EANINes.


II the realities Of smallpox continues
to increase in this county, General g.
w. Curtin Will be, by force Of circum-
stances, the only representative from
Baton at the Republican State
League, which meets in Parkersburg,
March s.-Braxton Central.
The Fair1nont liar has broken out In
the Wheeling Register about Marion
county politics. II his ignorance in
general is as dense as It is about Man
nington affairs and people, he is truly
in q pitlable ght.-Mannington Ad-
vocate.
The newly elected United States sem
ator from California. Hon. Thomas B.
Bard, was born in West Virginia That
was a splendid start in politics.-Mar-
tinsbarg Herald.
An old Hampshire county farmer said
to butcher: "I wish you would tell
me the quickest way to kill a sheep"
and in reply the butcher said: Vote
the Democratic ticket" = Romney
Times.
Mrs. A. G. Kiddy, by accident vacci-
mated her own nose, which is likely to
prove very painful. The only way It
can be accounted for was, that she was
dressing the arms of her children who
had been vaccinated. and got some Of
the virus on her fingers and unthought-
eddy rubbed her nose before washing
her hands. -Buckhannon Delta and
Knight ErTant.
The many friends of Fan p. Collett,
late editor Of the News, will be pleased
to Ie1rn that he has been promoted
from first lieutenant to captain in the
Twenty-seventh regiment volunteers,
now at Manila. His promotion was
brought about by general advance Of
the higher ofiIces in the regiment. His
appointment was sent to the senate by
the President last Thursday.-Tygarts
Valley News,
1t will now be in order for the Demo-
cratic papers to make favorable mem
tion Of some man for governor on their
own ticket.-Preston County Journal.
The Review sympathizes with Wheel
ing in the weather setback to the
Dewey Day" celebration. The Nail
city deserved for It's indefatigable eff
forts to make the occasion great sue
cess. the kIndliest mood of the ele.
ments. -sistersVille Oil Review.
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DIR. PIERCE'9
GOLDEN MEDICAL.
DISCOVERY.

HaluayhslBs. Ralmost alwa1I
eares. Sick persons are invited to
consult DR.. Pierce by letter ALSO
lutely without fee or charge. All
correspondence is strictly private.
Write and get a specialists opln-
ion on your case, free. Address
Dr.. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.