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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-28
A. o. U. w.

Grand Master Leigh Issues Circular
Grand Master Workman Walter
Leigh of the New England jurisdiction
A. o. U. W., has issued a circular urg-
ing the officers and members of the
order to unite in an effort to increase
the membership to at least $4,000 by
tine first of next September.
The following assistant supervisors
have been appointed in this state:
Central district, Supervisor Sloane of
Silver City lodge. Meriden; eastern
district, Supervisor Avery of Sprague
lodge, New London; northern district,
Supervisor Buckley of Nathan Hale
lodge, Hartford; western district, SUI
pervisor Garde of American lodge, Wa
terbury; northwestern district, Super
visor Fahy Of Rockville lodge, Rock
vile; southwestern district, Supervisor
Demarest of Farren lodge, Bridge
port.
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Govern ment Bonds.
Guosation of Active Bonds.

oiu ASkeu,
AT, Top. 4 5. &c gen g 4s..... .102 102h
At, Top. a. s. Fe adj. gen As. S44 S415
Brooklyn Ell. list Tr. Co. cts is. .105 10Y
Central Ry of N. ]. g mtg IS. .1231a 1924
c., II. L. IL Pacific ext. ls..... 1867 1919
Chesa. e. Ohio gen g 412s. .... 97A 97i5
Erie LIST con. prior lien As. 81 911a
Manhattan Ry con- mtg As. .103 1887
Mo-, X. Il Il. LIST mtg is. $50. 90 92L
Mo-, X. ~ T. I'd mtg is. 81 67A
Mobile q Ohio gen mtg 4s...... So SO
\. Y, Ont, W. gen mtg 5s. .104 1041a
n. Y, 5. u W. gen mtg 5s...... 94h 81
Nor. Pacific prior gen mtg As. 1854 1857
Nor. Pacific gen lien 3s.. 66 6712
oregon snort Line con- os.. .113A 113H
phila. y tending gen mtg As. So SS%
Rio Grande 4 West list mtg As. 9S 30
southern Railway LIST con. g IS, 112la 112%
st. Louis 4 southw list mtg IS. 81 9115
Texas 4 Pacific LIST mtg IS. So. ia 115
Union Paclhc 4s...... LOG 106th
Wabash Ky co. LIST mtg 4s....117 ll71b
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg & IS. -. 99% 100
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-28

Stanley Pratt Of this city is making
two weeks stay at B. S. Pratt's in
Essex
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-28

The difference between ell" and
Sick was illustrated the other day by
a Somerville man: When L found that
L was ill.," he said, II sent for the doe
tor. When I got the doctors bill it
made me sick. "-Somerville (Iass)
Journal
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Ss,rso"szREhs

Doctors recommend them for Bilious
ness, Sick Headache, Constipation, all
Liver and Bowel Complaints. They
cleanse tho blood of all impurities.
Mild in their action. or great benefit
TO delicate women. One pill is dose.
Thirty pills in a bottle enclosed in
woods cents; six bottles, Sl.00 Sold
everywhere or sent postpaid.
/. S. JOHNSON q COMPANY, Boston. Mass.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-28

Ifthe Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
f fe MIS- Minhsiows scouting syrup
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
dill NEW & W 1y
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-28

Miss Josie Duyer of Thomaston, who
came tosthe New Haven hospital about
a week ago. has had an operation for
appendicitis and is doing as well as can
be expected.
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Reported over private wire by II. c. Fried.
man & Co., bankers and brokers, 10 Wall
street, New York. New Haven Office 763
Chapel Street, Norman A. Tanner, Mana
ger.
Open. High. Low. Close,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-07-05
CHlNA'S UPRISING.

A state OF war seems to be on in
China. The United States has choice
of methods, and have chosen the wiser
part in deciding to hold aloof from en-
tanglements. Ships and troops have
been ordered to proceed from Manila,
and Admiral Kempf has been instruct
ed to cooperate with the other Powers
in all essential matters; but the Adj
lniral is also instructed to adhere to the
policy of combining the operations of the
United States forces to the safeguard
ing OF American interests 1t is wise
policy. Circumstances may involve us
in war with China; but if war is forced
upon us we can honestlv
say that we had no part in
precipitating it with the Interior mo-.
tive OF gain. Other nations may see ia
the crisis an opportunity for territorial
aggradizement; but the United States
has no present interest in the partition
of China, or in protectorate establish
ed with a view of ultimate partition.
But whilst our policy is wise at this
juncture, the situation may change and
circumstances arise which will lay upon
US the duty of safeguarding our COM
mercial interests by gaining foothold
in China in order to checkmate the
scheme of competing Powers, That
time has not arrived.
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Dignity is good thing; but if you
are in the rear of crowd and wish to
see the procession, don't stand on it,.
Get barrel.
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4 POWDER MILL EXPLOSION

although a hen doesn't dance
she is frequently engaged for a set.
When woman is in love it is
very apt to increase her signs.
The young man who is learning
to waltz must expect to meet with
reverses.
Many a girl who tells man be-
fore they are married that she
couldn't live without him, finds
that it's practically easy after
they have been welded few
years.
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A
Apple corers, Sc.
Agate buttons, &c and 10c gross.
Alarm clocks, S5c
B
Banjo strings, &c.
Barber combs, and 1Oc.
Bay rum, 10 to Csc. Belt rings, SC pair,
Book straps 3, 5 and 10c.
Brace bits, 10 to %. Braces 25 to 95.
Call bells, 10c. Can openers, 2 to SC.
Carpet tacks, 1c.
Checker boards, 10 and 15c.
Clothes brushes, 10c to 40c.
Coat binding, &c to 10c yd
Coat and hat hooks, 10c doz.
Coffee mills 20 to 45c.
Collar buttons, and sc doz.
Cologne, 5 to SOC Combs, 3, 5, TO- 15c.
Cork screws, and sc
Corset clasps, 5 and 10c. Corset laces, 1c.
Corsets, 25 TO 75c.
Crepe tissue paper 10 ana 25c.
Crochet silk, sc. Cuff buttons, sc to 81
Curry combs, 5, 10 and 15c.
Darning cotton, 1c.
Darning needles, Sc package
D
Doilies, So to $1.00 doz.
Dress shields and 10c.
Dress stays, sc doz.
E
Embroideries, to 25c yard.
Envelopes, 2, 8, and SC.
Eyeglasses 10 to 25c. Face Powder, Sc
Fans, /, 5, 10 and 15c.
Feather stitch braid, sc.
Fish-hooks, &c doz. Fish lines, 1c each.
Feather busters, Is, 20 and 25c.
Files, mill, 5 to zoe. Files, saw, 4 to Sc.
Files, cross-cut, 15c.
Ct
Gimlets Sc. Gimlet bits, sc.
Guages, marking, SC. Glass cutters, SC.
Glue, sc bottle Gold paint, s and 1Oo.
Carriers. to SOC. Gum labels, sc box.
Graters, and sc. Guitars, $500.
II
Hair curriers' kid, sc.
Hairpins, wire, lie package.
Hairpins, aluminium, and 10c doz.
Hairpins, rubber, 5 and 10c.
Hammers, tack, sc.
Hammers, nail, 10 to Soc.
Handkerchiefs, SC to soc.
Harmonious, to 25c.
Hasps and staples, 3 and sc.
Hatchets, 10 to 45c.
Hat pins, 1c to 10c each.
Hats, mems, sc to $500.
Hooks and eyes, 1c TO &c card.
Hinges strap, SC to zoe.
Hose ladies', to 25c.
Hose, childs, to 1Sc.
Hose, mems half, to 25c
Hose supporters, and 10c.
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Ink, &c. Insertions, to lie yard.
K
Key rings, 1c. Key chains, &c.
Knives and forks, 40c to So. AZ set.
Knives, butcher, 10c to Csc.
Knives, mencing, SC.
/ Knives shoe, and Sc.
Laces, 1c to 25c yd
Lamp burners, 5 and Sc.
Lamp Wicks, sc doz. Lanterns % to SOC.
Lewis 10 to soc.
Measures, Tin, to 1Oc.
Memorandum books, 1 to 25c
Mirrors, sc to 81 90 Mosquito net, &c yd
Muffin pans, 10c.
Nails, brass-head, &c per 100
Nails, shoe, 8 and SC. package
Needles, 1c paper.
g gold eye, &c paper.
Novels, &c each.
Oil cloth is and zoe yard.
Oil machine, sc.
Oil stove, two burners 85c
Overalls, % to SOC.
Pads, writing, sc.
Pads. Harness, 10 and 15c.
Phone harps, 81 90. Pictures, 10 to 15c.
Photo frames, 10 to soc. Pins, and sc,
Pinking Irons, sc. Plyers sc to 35c
PocketboOks and purses, to 75c.
Portierres, $3.50 to $3.50 pair
0
Quilting frame CLAIMS 15r SET
r
Razors, So to 81 25.
Razor straps, 10t to 25c. Repair links, 1c.
Ribbon, l to SOC yard.
Rings, gold-filled, % and SOC.
Rugs, 25c to $3.50
Rules, lockwood, s to 25c.
Saws, 10 to 90c. Saw sets, 10 to 65.
Scissors, 5 to As Screw drivers. 5 to 2jc.
Sad irons, &c pound.
Shoes, mems dress shoes $1O0 to $500
Shoes, ladies' dress shoes, 75c to $3.50.
Shoes, child's, 13c to SIPS.
Shoe laces, sc doz' Spectacles 10 to SOC.
Spoons, to Soc set. Sweaters, 25c.
T
Table covers, tapestry, 19c.
Table covers, chenille, % to $1.75
Taoks, 1c. package Thimbles, 1c each.
Umbrellas, S5c to $500.
V
Vasaline, &c. Vests, ladies, 5. s and 1Oc
w
Whips, buggy, to SOC.
Wh1sk brooms 5to Csc.
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Official Ticket for Demo-
cratic Primary July 7.

The Voter must strike all names except those
he desires to vote for. l. G. MOON.
Chairman Committee.
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Thousands of other things at rock-bottom prices.
Cash tells the story, Call and see
THE RACKET sTOREFTHE RACKET s7oPE
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.BScLUTEEY PURE
sosa s.ana sososa Coz Ne. roa.

was termnarep fOr anrEeu none.. .--. -
In October. 1899. the government 0f Nj
caragua has since supplemented that ac-
ton by declaring the so styled Eyre
Cragin option void for nOnpaymcnt OF the
stipulated advance. Protests in relation
to these acts have been fled in the state
department and are under consideration.
Decming itself relieved from existing en-
gagements. the Nicaraguan government
shows n disposition 10 deal freely with
tho canal question either in the way Of
negotiations with the United States or
by taking measures 10 promote the wa
terway.
Oyertures for a convention to effect
the building NJ a canal under The auspices
Of the United States are under consider
alton. IN the meantime the views Of the
congress upon the general subject in
the light Of the report Of the commission
appointed t0 examine the comparative
merits Of the various transisthmian ship
canal projects may be awaited.
/ commend 10 the early attention Of the
senate the convention with Great Britain
to facilitate the construction of such
canal and 10 remove any objection which
might arise ont Of the convention com
monty called the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
Satisfactory progress has been made
toward the conclusion Of general treaty
OF friendship and intercourse with Spain
in replacement Of the old treaty, which
passed into allegiance by reason Of the
late war \ new convention Of eXtradi-
ton is approaching completion. and /
should be much pleased were a CONNER
cial arrangement TO follow. ] feel that
we should not suffer 10 pass any oppor-
tunity to reafIirm the cordial ties that eX-
isted between US and Spain from the
time OF our earliest independence and TO
enhance the mutual benefits Of thar
commercial intercourse which is natural
between the two countries.
A bill Is now pending 10 effect the rec
ommendaton made in my last annual
message that appropriate legislation be
had to carry into execution article OF
the treaty of peace With Spain, by which
the United States assumed the payment
Of certain claims for indemnity Of its cit
izens against Spain. ! ask that action
be taken to fulfill this obligation.
We await the fulillment of the prom
ise Of the sultan to make reparation for
the injuries suffered by American citi-
zens in Armenia and elsewhere in the
Turkish empire. His majesty's good dis
position in this regard has been evinced
by the issuance Of an trade for rebuilding
the American college at Karput
The failure Of action by the senate at
its last session upon the commercial con
"a ,l,,.
alton and approval, although caused by
the great pressure Of other legislative
business, has caused much disappoint-
ment to the agricultural and industrial
interests Of the country, which hoped TO
profit by their provisions. The conven-
r,anai nari,ds for their ratification ha"-
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RObb,d The Grave.

A startling incident. Of which Mr.
Iohn Oliver. Of Philadelphia. wss the
subject is narrated By him as follows
~ was ln q most dreadful condition.
Nv skin was almost yellow. eyes sunk
en-. tongue coated. pain continually 10
back and sides. no appetite-graduaily
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. For
tunately, q friend advised rylne
Electric Bisters and to my great j)J
and surprise, the drst bottle made
decided improvements continued
their nee for three weeks and am now
3 we'll man. I know they saved my
Iife. and robbed the grave Of another
viotim. No one should fail 20 "
them Only 30 cts guaranteed, 81 a.
NJ Lewis Drug Store.
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The Boxers.

The sect commonly styled the Boxers
developed greatly ia the provinces north
OF the Nang-tse and with the cOllusion Of
many notable officials. including some in
the immediate councils Of the throne It,
self, became alarmingly aggressive. No
foreigner life, outside Of the protected
treaty ports. was safe No foreign inter
est was secure from spoliation.
The diplomatic representatives Of the
powers in Peking strove in vain 10 check
this movement. Protest was followed by
demand and demand by renewed protest,
TO be met with perfunctory edicts from
the palace and evasive and futile assur-
ances from the tsung-li-yamcn.
The increasing gravity of the condi-
tion5 in China and the immincnce Of peril
to our own diversified interests in the en-
pire, as well as 10 those OF all the other
treaty governments. were soon apprcci-
ated by this government. causing it pro-
found solicitude. The United States
from the earliest days OF foreign inter
course with China had followed a policy
Of peace. Omitting no occasions 10 testify
good will to further the extension Of law
ful trade, TO respect the sovereignty of its
government and to insure 10y all legiti-
mate and kindly but earnest means the
fullest measure Of protection for the lives
and property Of law abiding citizens and
for the exercise Of their beneGccnt call
ings among the Chinese people.
Mindful Of this, il was felt to be apprO-
PIRATE that our purposes should be pro-
nounced in favor Of such course as would
ho unitad action Of tho povprc nj Pc
king to promote the administrative re
forms so greatly needed for strengthen
ing the imperial government and main
tanning the integrity Of China. in which
we believed the whole western world to
be alike concerned. TO these ends
caused 10 be addressed to the several
powers occupying territory and maintain
ing spheres of influence in China the cir
cular proposals Of 1899. inviting from
them declarations Of their intentions and
views as to the desirability Of the adop-
ton Of measures insuring the benefits Of
equality Of treatment of all foreign trade
throughout China.
With gratifying unanimity the re-
sponses cOincidcd in this common policy,
enabling me TO see in the successful ter
mination of these negotiations proof Of
the friendly spirit which animates the
various powers interested in the untram-
meled development Of commerce and in
dustry in the Chinese empire rs source
of vast benefit to the whole commercial
world.
In this conclusion. which ! had the
--~';6~s tinu to announce as . completed
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A Thousand Tongues,

Gould not express the rapture Of
Annie E Springer, Of ll25 Howard st. !.
Philadelphia. Pa. when she found that
DR., Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption had completely cured her Of 3
hacking cough that for many years bad
made life a burden. All other remedies
and Drs. could give her no help, bus she
SAYS OF this Royal Cure = Il soon removed
the pain In my oheet and can now sleep
scundly, something l can scarcely re-
member doing before. fol like scand-
ing its praises throughout the Uni.
verse" So will every one who tries
Or. King's New Discovery for any
trouble of the Throat, Chest or Luugs.
Price 800 and 81 90 Trial botsles free
at III M. LeWis' Drug Store every
boiiIs guaranteed
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE


TO the Senate and House ~ Representa-
tives:
At the outgoing of the old and the in-
coming Of the new century you begin the
last session Of the Fifty-siNth congress
with evidences on every hand Of ndi.
vidual and national prosperity and win
proof Of the growing strength and lu-
creasing power for good OF Republican
institutions. Your couutrymcn VIII JOIN
with you in felcitalion that American
liberty Is more firmly established than
ever before and that love Tor 10 and The
determination Co preserve 10 are more
universal than at any former period of
our history
In our foreign intercourse The dominant
nucstion has hcdu the treatment Of the
Chinese problem. Apart from this onr
relations with the powers have been
happy.
The recent troubles in China spring
from the antiforcien agitation which for
the past three years has gained strength
I'm the northern provinces. Thor origin
lies deep in the character of thc Chinese
races and u thc traditions of their gov
eminent The telegraph and 'he railway
spreading over thcir land thc steamers
plying ON thoir waterways. the merchant
and the missionary penetrating year boy
year farther to fhc interior. hecame 90
the Chinese mind types of an alien in-
yasion. changing thc course Of thrir ma
tiona life and frausht with vague fore
bodings NJ disaster TO their beliefs and
their self control
Posting Of antiforegu placards became
a daily occurrence. which the repeated
reprobaton of The imperial power failed
to check or punish These inhammafory
appeals TO the ignorance and superstition
Of the MASSES. mcudacious and absurd in
their accusations and deeply hostile IN
their spirit. could NOT but work cumula-
tive harm. They aimed at no particular
Gloss Of foreigners; they We're impartial
In attacking everything foreign
An outbreak in Shanctuus in which
German missiouaric, were slain was the
too natural result OF these malcyolent
teachings The posting of Seditious pla-
cards. exhorting to the utter destruction
Of foreigners and of every foreign thing.
continued unrchukcd Hostile demonsua-
tions toward the stranger gained strength
by organization.
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PRICE 3 CENTS

ing c6pireu. II became necessary 10 sign
additional articles extending the time for
that purpose This was requested on
sur part, and the other governments In.
terested have concurred, with the excep-
zion OF one convention.
The Pan-AmerieRn Fair.
The exposition Of the resources and
products Of the western hemisphere 10
be held at Buffalo next year promises
important results not only for the United
States. but for the other participating
countries II is gratifying that the Latin
American states have -eyiDced the live
lest interest. and the fact that an inter
national American congress will be held
in the City Of Mexico while the expOsi-
tion is in progress encourages the hope
OF a larger display NJ Buffalo than might
otherwise be practicable. The work Of
preparing an exhibit Of our national re-
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

soseouie .r Erer Nov 70 1910
an trsins arrvs at ar1 dcpar. from
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Memphis sud New Orleans through Bristol.
Thr0agh coach 10 Memphis PaIloI
80 D6servatiOn Gar between RidfOTd, Vs.
as Alfalfa, ala. Dining Gar ser1 &c.
Qj PM taily WASHING TON An
SOUTH ESTEEM, VE6TIbULED LIN
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coaches. Pdii0lsu VsstiDulso sieepsls,
Nsw York 10 Nashville, Tenn
Va Asnegule. &noxvius aud Chat
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Washilgto a,d Macon. Dining Gar
service ,,, .r..-,.,
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Wednesday and Friday, Warrington 70
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leaves Richmond st ll.UU Z. N.
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