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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Local Weather Report. FOR JANrARy o5 lYtl1
Brief Mention,

High water to-day, 6:5S p. m.
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
 Scribners for February at T. H. Pease & Sons.
 The Imperial hotel, the scene of recent raids, was sold yesterday by Henry A. Pallman to D. J Larned.
 Detective Donnelly is receiving con- gratulations over the birth of little daughter Saturday night.
 The third annual state convention of the Daughters of Herman will take place to-day at Turner hall in Meriden, when delegates from nineteen lodges throughout the state will be represent ed.
 J. w. Knott, sales agent for the Unit ed States Rubber company at their warehouse in London, England, was a visitor at the works of the l.. Candee Rubber company yesterday. This was his first visit to the rubber manufactory here.
 Owing to the inclement weather yes  the one-session signal sounded at noon, and the pupils had half holiday, much to their delight, the small boys especial ly manifesting great joy as they skip ped home on the icy sidewalks.
 Rev. I. M Foster, D. D., formerly of New Haven, x-chaplain-in-chief of the G. A, R., will deliver a lecture in the town hall, Milford, Tuesday evening, January 30, on Life on Confederate Prisons" The lecture will be under the auspices of the M E. church.
 Presiding Elder H. c. Burchmore of New Haven is filling the pulpit at the A. M. D. Zion church, Bridgeport, made vacant by the forced resignation of the Rev. S. B. Robinson. The usual ser vices are being held and matters are progressing smoothly. Bishop l. w. Hood arranged to visit Bridgeport March to hold conference with the members of the congregation, relative to obtaining new pastor. In the meantime the presiding elder will re- main in charge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
A New Clip-- for Eyeglasses.

This clip will have the in- terest of every one who finds it necessary to wear eyeglass- es. It has five good points that single it out from all others
 I. It carries the lens Away from the eye lashes.
 2. It equalizes the pressure on the nose, overcoming the redness and discomfort, caused by so many clips.
 5. It is as invisible as it has been possible to make clip.
 4. It is neat and lends good appearance.
 5. It can be adjusted to any eye glass-to yours.
 See the Optician about it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Umbrella Prices.

Children's school umbrellas, congo crook handles. steel rod, paragon frame, at 35c.
 Ladies fast black Gloria umbrellas, paragon frame, at 47c.
 Mems and women's um- brellas, made on paragon frame, steel rod, at 5oc.
 Mems and women's um- brellas. Fine union taffeta silk. Were $I.5o. Now at o8c.
 Mems and women's fine um- brellas, all silk and union taffeta silk. Formerly &. so. Now $I.oS. i.
 Mems and women's $s.oo fine umbrellas at $3.4o.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
TRIED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Young Henry E. James Attempted to
 EiYoca1f

Young Henry E. James Attempted to
 to Asphyxiate Himself.
 Henry E. James, a young man twen- ty-nine years of age, attempted to com init suicide by sasphyxiation at his room at No ASS Chapel street early last even- ing. About 6:30 people in the house detected a powerful odor of escaping gas and began to investigate to find the cause. One of those who live in the house entered young James room and as the door was opened an over- towering odor of gas rushed through James was found lying unconscious on the bed and the gas jet was found turned way on. The jet was at once closed and the windows were thrown open. Dr. Sperry was hastily called After working over the young man for Some time the physician was able to resuscitate him, so that he was out Of danger, The young man was out Of work and despondency due to this is thought to have led him to his des- perate attempt. Persons who knew him last night wrote to his sister, who lives at No. 57 Wooster street, Taunton, MaSa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
CaN fo,, the IVAaH Pyo6leu at Ae Stationary Store A Prom" Picture
 WOmcn'S Tailoring.

picture of the "Prom that stands sharp and clear that will live longest in the memory of this gala occason was the massng of the splendid costumes by the quests To those who understand these things it
 most bewtchng expression of the very poesy of raiment
 And it quiten point explain that the application of this phase of womens apparel nameythe graceful lines the perfect tting-the general beauty efecs the very basis of our success in tailoring for women
 Just now the between time of the talors are comparatively free And they desire say, in the store orders now The special nducemen is the special personal attention they give And they to you tailoring of the very highest order
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
AT THE ARMORY.

There was battalion drill at the ar mory last night, the Bules Light Guard and Sarsfelds taking part.
 Season tickets for the championship indo0f baseball games were issued last night.
 The naval militia team and the Sars- field team will meet Saturday night in the first championship contest This is the second game of the year between the two teams the first one an ex- hibition game, resulted in victory for the Sarsfields by close score. The militia boys have strengthened their team since then and an interesting game is assured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Women s
 Waists.

These are the last of various lots that we want to close out quickly. Probably two hundred and fifty waists in all, that will be lucky pur- chases for the folks they fit, and almost ali sizes are among them.
 At $1 .o8-F French flannel waists, of splendid quality, in blue, white, sage green, lavenda and red; made with French back, dress sleeve with flare cuff and finished with gill buttons; lined throughout. Worth $500 At S2. SO-H Handsome broadcloth waists, iu navy red, pink end green; French back with pointed yoke, tucked yoke effect 1 front; pearl buttons. Worth $4.O0 At $2.o8 Bloadcloth waists, in grey, pink, old rose, green and red; box plaited back dress sleeve with flare cuff gilt buttons.
 Silk Waists. At $2.0S-This is an odd lot of wrists, made of good quality soft taffetas, in plain and Jacquard effects. They're in solid colors and are prettily made with cordings and tuckings, in variety of styles; French Q, plaited back. Forme. prices have been from $500 to $7.00
 At $4 AS These waists are made from hand. some Givernaud tatfetas, in light blue, old rose, hello, cerise and black; French backs dress sleeve with flare cuff and pointed stoc1 collar Both front and back of all-over fin, tuckings. All sizes are here. Regular price $7O0
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY CON-
 MITTEE

The Washington birthday general committee met last night intending to talk over plans for proper observance of the coming anniversary of the natal day of the father of the country. But the chairman, w. c. deF. Dickinson, was unable to be present and the meet ing was postponed without transacting any business. The committee has been informed that the Hyperion thea ter cannot be secured for the celebra- tion as the theater'has been already en- gagged for that date.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
EXAMINATIONS FOR ENGINEERS
Held by the Civil Service Board-Nine
 Candidates Tried

Held by the Civil Service Board-Nine
 Candidates Tried.
 The civil service board last night held examinations for candidates for the po- sition of engineer at Springside home Nine candidates took the examination Including Councilman Maroney of the Sixth ward and Thomas Redmond, an ex-fire commissioner. The eXamina- tion was simple in character, including sums in addition subtraction, multipli- cation and division, questions as to the care of an engine, reading of a para graph, spelling and writing. Questions on local geography were also asked, in- cluding one as to the location of Sacred, Heart church and one as to the route to be taken in going from city hall to the Winchester Arms factory.
 The examination lasted until about 9:3O and the board then remained in session two hours looking over papers, but at adjournment had not completed marking the papers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Friday, January 26. 1900.
,NEW ADVE R1IsEM EN2S

Articles-Tuttle, Morehouse X Taylor Co. Bargains-D. NJ. Welch X Son.
 Bankrupt Stock-Nclntyre X Co. Cigars-S. w. Hurlburt. Cloak Room-The Chas. Monson Co. Cards-The G. H. Ford Co. Cloaks-Howe X Stetson. Dr. Agnew,s Ointment-E. A. Gessner. Fish-A. Foote X Co. Friday and Saturday-Public Market Lost-Bull Terrier-Mrs NJ. A. Sanford. Money to Loan-W. D. Judson. Pianos-A. B. Clinton. Polo--Hartford vs. New Haven. Sewer Assessments E. Norris. Shoe Bargains-N. H. Shoe Co., Women's Tailoring Edw. Malley Co. Wanted Position-290 Portsea Street. Wanted -Stuation-23 Foote Street. Wanted-Teacher-P 0. Box 100 City. Wanted -Situations-52 Court Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
WEA1'REIf RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau Washington, D. C., Jan. %, 1900, 8 p. m. Forecast for Friday
 For New England: Cold wave Friday with snow, followed by clearing weather, high northwesterly winds; Saturday fair and continued cold.
 For Eastern New York: Cold wave Friday with fair weather, preceded by snow fur ries, high northwesterly winds; Saturday fair and cold.
 Storm signals are displayed from Sandy Hook to Eastport.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Some Gloves and some Prices.

The glove selling here is one of the impressive things in this months merchandise ing. It isn't one of those great big events that jam the store. The quantities are small. And for that reason the prices' are just like them. The diff erence is in big sale you are reasonably sure of getting your share. In this you are not unless you take imme- diate advantage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Second Day of the
 Cloak Clearance Sale. Stylish, Seasonable Garments

At a third, a half, and in some cases more than half below regular prices. The season just closing here has been the most remarkable we have ever had in women's wear. There have been more sold, not only because of the prices, but because the garments themselves, in style, ht and finish, were so nearly like the best made-to -order work. Now-just at the height ot your season-we are going to ask you to take all that remains, at prices that mean big savings oyou- for example:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
All our Furs Reduced to Less Than One-Half their Regular Prices.
Photographic
 Goods.
The latest
 in Kodak SupplIiies s iS fhe Rnll

Film put up on spools containing 2 and 6 exposures, Previous to this, one was obliged to take l2 pictures be- fore finishing, or knowing the re>ults, which very often proves annoying. The roll of 6, cost just 1a the regu- lar full roll price, and ? exposures cost only slight advance in pro- portion. For example
 Bulls Eye 3Ax3h rolls of l2 exposures, cost 60c.; 6 exposures soc; for 2 exposures l3c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Etching Matte Paper.

This paper gives platinum effects and is manipulated the same as blue print simple print-and- wash operation. Beautiful black-and white effects to be obtained-no develop CT, no fixing bath necessary. Try it. Price range
 3Hx3H 2oc; to 8xlO,85c dog.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The Danish Brotherhood society, No 32 installed the following officers last night: President, J. M. Dahgeerd; vice president, o. F. c. Hansen; secretary, J. r. Carlson financial secretary, F. L.. Anderson; cashier, A. M. Nelson; in- side guard, s. T. Nelson: outside guard, Char les Price. There was a very good attendance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
BOYS CHARGED WITH THEFT.

DINWtII HVPHUE police precinct last night arrested Charles King and Harry w Brown, two boys who live on Hobart street, on the charge of stealing paint and brushes from F. Brazos, the contractor. It is alleged that the boys stole the stuff from a shop where MT. Brazos' wagons are repaired. The value of the stolen goods is estimated at $25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Two Days More of
 the Silk Sale,

And these handsome silks will be shipped back to the manufacturer-thati is, what is left of them. DON'T let this grand opportunity to buy handsome, elegant silks at these extremely low prices, pass you by-you won't have another assortment such as this to select from, for long time to come. They're in:
 koman eupea laheas Also the following in Black Slks
 
 Changable StpedTa
 Pin CheckT Tfeas
 Pin Tafems,
 Tafeas ~ -
 Corded o"''
 f""s'
 Tafeas 1'nH"
 Paid, -' 0S"
 adereCo Efcts iN" "'
 o9c' oSc' ooc 9oc @Io9 llo, i@' Jacquads 3o, 15o 2.1o $275 Persian
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
Books on Whist.

Handbook of Solo Whist by A. S. Wilks, o8c Whist Tactics, by R. F. Foster,
 o8c Duplicate Whist, oSc Gist of Whist, by Charles Coffin,
 -eB- 5Sc Fosters Whist Manual, oSo Short Suit Whist by V. w. Starner, o8c Bridge on Whist, oSc Modern, Scientific Whist, by C. D. Hamilton, $I. .9S Whist Study Suits, 7sc Hoyle's Book bf'Ganes, osc Fosters American Leads TOT
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-26
THE DANCE.

! The grand march was led by Chief R. D. Pryde and wife, who was follow ed by 15o couples. Fichtrs orchestra supplied excellent music, and the danc-
 ing. was kept up with great glee until the wee short our ayont the twall." The celebration was a great success, and the Caledonian club, it's officers and committee are to be congratu tulated on their achievement.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-11
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Zle sic wybrali.

Richard Rooney, James Smith i
j. Dempsey zaiechali wozem eks-
presowym, ma kt6rym znajdowaio
sic kilka niklowych ,,automat6w",
pred zaklad balwierski pm. 372
State str. izastawszy tam tylko po-
1nocnika wiasciciela, zabrali znaj-
dujacy sic tam kosztowny automat,
pomimo protestu obecnego golarza,
kt6ry napr6zno domagaf sic cd RE
komych konstabl6w legitymacyi.
Golarz narobif halasu ma ulicy,
gdzie przyszio nawet do b6jki z
..konstablami". Publicznosc sta
nela po stronie pokrZzywdzoneso i
zatrzymafa gwaftem W balwierni
trzech rabusiow talk d1ugo, dop6ki
ME nadiechata patrolka oddzia-
lem policyi.s Poniewaz rabuSie "a
czeli W balwierni 1amac sprzety,
rozgniewany tfum postanowif zro-
bic mimi krotki process, wypra-
wiajac ich na tamten SWAT. Po-
licya zapobiegia ,lynchowi", zabie-
rajac rzekomych konstablow ma
stacye policyina.
Process Streetera.
Pred sedzia Smith rozpoczaf sig
wezsraj process kapitana StFestsr,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-11

,,generala" Niles i siedmiu ich to-
warzyszy. James Mccartney pre-
czytaf akt oskarzenia, z ktorego
wynika, re Streeter rosci sobie pre-
tensye do kawala ziemi mad jezio-
rem, kt6ra nazywa district OF
Lake Michigan, kt6ra stanowi
wlasnosc miasta Chicago. Stree
ter porozumiaf sic rgenerafem"
Niles, utworzyl ,,armie" zlozonq
Ii zofnierzy i naszedf zbrojnq reka
grunt mieiski, do posiadania kt6-
rego miat pretensye. Wywolat
zbroiny bunt. podczas ktorego po-
strzelono dwoch policyant6w i IA
letniego chlopca. Pol;cya W sile
kilku batalion6w byfa ZmuszoEa
wystapic, azeby zapobicdz dalsze-
mu rozlewowi krwi i zmusiG uzbro.
ionq bande do poddan;a sic. Wiel-
kio wrazenie wywolaia W sqdzie ia
okolicznosc, re 6smy rycerz armii
Streetera, oskarzony pierwotnie
wraz innynh, wystapif W charak-
terze swiadka prokuratoryi. Wczo-
raj przesfpchiwano killiu swiad-
k6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-11
Telegran1y.

HoSGKoSG, II Pazdziernika -
Tuteisze wladze otrzymafy podob-
no wiadomost', re na Listopad przy-
gotowuje sic ogolnie powstanie W
Chinach poludniowych. Do Hong
kong zawezwano dalszych 10000
wojska Indyj odwofano ma pot
nocy 16 bengalski puik lansyer6w
pufk hongkongski.lEzdaje sic, ze
bedzie to znowu ruch Bokser6w;
gdzie sic gromadza SHY powstah-
COW, niewiadomo, ale panuje mnie-
mamie, re znajduja sic 10 mil na
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

w departamencie wody po-
stanowiono odkryc gl6wne rury
wodociagowe W calym dystrykcie
stockyard6w. Bedzie odtad praco-
waio W tym celu 500 robotnik6w.
= w ratuszu zagryzfy szczury
swinki morskie, kt6rym zaszcze-
piono bakcyle kokluszu. Podobno
teraz szczury tax kaszla po nocach,
re zaki6caja spok6j nocnego stro-
ia.
- Woda jeziora jest obecnie
zdatna do picia.
- Podlug wykazu urzedowego
regestrowafo sic we Wtorek ogo.
lem 2S7,162 wyborc6w. W roku
1896 regestrowafo sic sic W pierw.
Sym dnia 293, ,507 obywateli.
= Pm. 913 n. Robey III. otwart4
zostanie dniem l Listopada no.
wa podstacya pocztowa. zarzqdzcs
zostanie p. Wtadysiaw Sloniiiski.
- Ztodzieie dobrali sic Go hall
masonow ma rogu 63 ul. Yale ave.
Skradli $3.50.
- Murzyn Harthenon wypit "a
wartose bate.ki 2 etykietq, ia kto-
rel bylo napisanc ,kwas karDolo-1
wy". Wystraszony Meyer przy-
wolat lekarza, ten "a pomoca
pompy wypr5anit MA zoladek. Me
byfo w MIN sladu t",cizny.
- Bogaty Chiaczyk Sam Moy
przesladuje Lizzie Shapiro, ktori!
kaae ustawicznic aresztowac. ian
na Lizzie n1usi stawat pred r6&ny-
mi sellziami, lecz Mongoi ME STA
via sic ma tcrmin.
: Trzej mezczyzni udali sic W
-l6dce ma jezioro pokl6cili sic do
tego stopnia, re jeden 2 Mich "a
czal strzelae rewolweru. h6dz o
mafo ME wywrdciia sic,
= Ma wiezy kosciole sw. Fran
ciszka umieszczony zostenie wielkl
bijacy zegar, kt6ry wa&y 5000 fun
tow.
e rabusi6w sciagneio Ernsts
Ammon piatformy.t .tremwaju linil
N. Clark. Zabrano mu gwaitem
SIS got6wka GEEK ma 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-11

domo. w kuzni znaidowaio Ia
trudnienie 90 rzemieslnik6w /
znaczna liczba uczni6w.
Koniec wo.jny Y ,kr6lem nafty".
P,%ez piet lat prowadzili bfacis
Cudahjs wfasciciele tutejszej RE.
zalni zawzieta Wake Rockefelle-
rem Bracia CudaIiy przeprowa-
tlz;h township Nottingham. W sta
ME Indiana do Momenee, Ill. ..gdzie
sic znaiduia wielkie rafnerye nef-
ty, rury zelazne ma Hugosc $50 nil.
Ten interes ME rodobaE sic wcais
.,kr5lowi nafty", lecz poniewaz
Rockefeller doszedS do pTakona-
nia, re przez wojne niczego ME do
kazc, rozpoczqt Z brutmi Cudahy
ukf&dy pokojows. Zakoiiczyiy sie
one kupieniam p7zez Rockefellera
prxewodow naf;owych braci Cuda-
hy, 7 kt6rych ka2dy "a te transak-
eye zgarnqi oArqsiy million dolar6w
do kicszeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-11
SzwyndCl.

20 letnia Anna Knabjohann byla
zatrudniona pisaniem ma maszynie
W zakladzie Chicago Credit Co." i
zeznaje obecnie. re pred egzami-
mani kandydat6w na oficer6w po-
licyjnych przybyf do ofisu jei pra-
codawc6w adwokat B. III. Loveless,
czfonek komisyi egzaminacyjnej.
Loveless konferowai wiasciciela-
mi firmy Chicago Credit Co... po-
czem kazano przepisac pannie
Knabjohann serge pytaii. ma kt6re
kandydaci na o6cer6w policyi mie-
Ii na egzaminie odpowiadac. Parma
Knabjohann zopewnia, re pytania
te sprzedawano policyantom, kto-
rzy piacili "a wyrzadzona i'm przy-
s!uge po sl50.
Adwokat McShane zeznaf, re "a
klad Chicago Credit Co." udziela
policyantom pozyczek ma lichwiar-
ski procent. Przed egzaminami
rozesfano do kandydat6w ma Office
row wezwania, azeby stawili sic W
ofsie zakfadu W swych osobistych
interesach. Gdy przybyli, czynio-
no i'm propozycye wejscia W posia'
DAME wiadomosci, jake pytania
zadawane i'm beda ma egzaminie.
Sierzant policyjny p. j. Refs z
Lake View zeznaf, re otrzymaf TAX
re wezwanie do stawienia sic W
biurze Chicago Credit Co." "a
zadano tam od niego $3.50 "a pyta-
mia, lecz Refs byf pewnym siebie,
re zlozy egzamin, bez potrzeby u
ciekania sic do podstepu. Przy-
stapil do egzaminu, nie zapfaci-
wszy zadanej Cd niego sunny prze-
padf kreteeem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-11
Rome wiadom0scj
telegraficzne.

= Gen. Butler 6 bm. pozegnaf
sic re SVEN wojskiem wyjechat
na poiudnie.
= Ksiaze jerry Radziwilf, maj
starszy syn ksiecia Antoniego Ra-
dziwilfa, LEGACY lat czterdziesci,
zostaf umieszczony W domu obfQ-
kanych.
W Anglii dotychczasowy re-
zultat wyborow oparlamentu dale
357 miejsc ministeryalistom a 2O5
opozycyi.
- Arcybiskup Chapelle W Ma
Mill ,protestuje przeciw rozstrzy-
gnieciu komisyi cywilnej, kt6ra
oddzieliwszy kolegium San Jose od
uniwersytetu sw. Tomasza, oddata
ie pod swiecki zarzqd lekarskiej Or
ganizacyi.
= Rad francuzki zamierza Ia
bronic prezydentowi Kruegcrowi
przejezdzac przez Francya, azeby
Rad angielski ME obrazil sic, gdy
Kruegera spotkaja owacye.
Gubernator Roosevelt wczo-
raj wygtosit trzy mowy W Fort
Wayne, Ind, gdzie tez urzadzono
ma jego czesc try parady, ale zno-
WI tam jacys ulicznicy obrzucili
kamieniami. jego pow6z.
= Ex-gubernator Altgelt pre-
mawiai wczoraj W New Haven,
Connecticut.
= w Georgetown, KY, musiano
odlozyt process Youtseya, oskarzo-
neeo O zamordowanie Goebla, z
powodu, re oskarzony mocno Ia
chorowaf na nerwowa gorqczke.
- Okofo 100000 ludzi wczoraj
ma ulicach miasta Indianapolis,
Ind, przygladaio sic wspaniafeJ
paradzie tax wv. ,,karnawafu je-
siennego.
w Gays Mills, Wis, A. P.
Deer Chicago wzni6siszy sic ba-
lonem ma wysokosd 200 stop, spadf,
gdy powstala " balonie eksplozya,
MIN otworzyf sic spadochron, i "a
/bif sic Ia miejscu.
w West Superior, Wis,
Frank Wood Chicago, pracuiac
ma szczycie nowego spichrza,
stracif r6wnowage i spadlszy z
wysokosci 140 stop, zabif sic ma
miejscu.
= w Roxbury, Mass, W czasie
pozaru swego domku, zginat W
pfomieniach 45letni Edward Taus-
falin i dwai jego synowie LEGACY IA
7 Lat.
- w Habanie wczoraj uroczy-
scie obchodzono 32ga rocznice wy
buchu l0-letniej wojny. Ma psta-
Gu gen. Wooda powiewaia haga lu-
banska.
- Generalny pocztmistrz Chas.
Emory wyjechal do Lincoln. Neb.,
gdzie rozpocznie wystepowacz mo-
wami politycznemi.