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NOVEL BENEFIT SALE.
w~-niiar Fiuy sofa st s-etie- s-d
Proceeds Gie~a 80 widow %
Mr.. frrtn~ Hnis~v.

Lexington. Ky. Feb. 21.--A novel
benefit sale late Friday for Ars ir-
vine Halsry. OF Lszinrtoa. widow Of
fhe late "ieonociast." one % she best
known trottlnE horse ,rritern in th-
country. resulted in -raniing bay
fir bv Electric Bell dan Archiirtts
being sold FOR s7so. According 60
terms 90 sale bids of s. had 90 be-
paid down and che last mar blddinc
So secured the fliy. Thus during the
sale she WAS owned by So people.
hnnIly becoming The property of r.
M- GENTRY. of LeunEton- Two hun-
drrd md seventy FIVE dollars was do
mated outughf. making total oi
sirt. which WAS sent 60 Mrs. Haisry.
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Frankfort. Ky- Feb. -5.--,hairman
Coulter. of the state board of vale
uation and assessment. hos set the
petition of the railroads fog u re-
hearing in Che matter Of the ruling
of the board snhjecting their cor
porate franchises 90 local and mu-
nicipai taxation for hearing March
81. Ex-Attorney General Judson
Harmon. ~ Cincinnati. James J..
Helm, OF Louisville. and Judge James
D. Hazelrigr. of this city. riu aie
briefs for The road. asking q re-
hearing.
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KING EDWARD
sister. the povvsEer Empr~-s
Fred~rick

London, Feb. 25.--King Edward LEFT
Flushing for Cronberg at o'clock
Sunday evening. Owing 20 his desire
20 divsst his visit of any Official char
acter. he has declined Emperor VIII
iiam's invitation 20 stay at Honiburr
castle aud viii be his sisters guest at
the Friedrlchshof Schloss
His majesty arrived at Frankfort az
o'clock Monday morning and viii
proceed direct 10 Cronberg where En-
peror William has planned 20 meet
him
Princess Beatrice left Windsor
Monday for Cronberg.
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ON HIS WEDDING TRIP.
4 bridegroom afcs Death Benesth .
Rock Island Suburban Train
nt Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. 2s.-While on a we'd
ding tour John Hislop. aged about 20
years. chief engineer Of the White
Pass & Yukon railroad. a resident %
Skasway, Alaska, mes death Friday
beneath a Rock Island suburban train.
A few minutes before he had been
visiting with his bride at the home q
his brother-in-iaw. /. NJ Young Asr
Hislop, in trying to board a moving
train. slipped on the Ice and fell be-
meath the wheels. rik skull wAs
crnshed.
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Full Text Of the japanese Edict
Regarding PuniShmeRts Sent
10 the Ministers
10 BE PUBLICLY < cuTTD EPEKEs.
Examinations o; All Poszts which
Were tn Scenes o. outrsges Up
on Foreigners Suspended.
Prta~e Chur. EmP~rsr's nrethers
VIII soon Co 20 BertiR 90 Ex-
press urEret~ for the Mar
drr of Baron NoB fScttei-r.


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Salem. Ore. Feb. 2s.--Jchh II.
Mitchell was elected United states
senator At 1880 O'Clock sunday
morning 10 Aucceed Joha W Nc
nride. whose term expires on March
4 next. His election was accom-
plished by a combination Of s. re-
pubhcans with IL democrats. making
- votes. the majority necessary to
elect. The result was reached on
the 2sth ballot Of the day aud the
sad OF the session.
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A SMART sKIRMIsB.
n-tachn~rt sf fth Veis.t~-r Iu-
rnntry Kan Several IssurE-Ets
Near Santa Crar.

Manila, Feb. 25.-Col Walter >.
Schuyler. with detachment Of the
t5th volunteer infantry. had q smart
skirnish near Santa Cruz. province OF
Cav.te. in which several Insurgents
were killed. The Americans captured
ten riaes.
During the week American Aags %
the value Of s7S. 900 have been sold %
natives in the provinces of PAmpEnra,
Tarlac and Pangasinan.
School supplies 20 the value Of $780,
600 have been ordered. The govrra-
ment cable to Lam banga is completed
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Hopkinsville KY Feb. 25.-Insane
from hrooding over the death Of her
brother, Frank. a soldier Who died
while coming home 20 b. mustered
out, Miss +. Prowse. aged 20. dauCht-
cr OF County Clerk John r. Prowsc.
committed suicide Sunday hy sTnl-
lowing oarbolic acid. II will see
Frank now" were her iast words
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Frankfort, Ky. Feb. 25.-Gov.
Beekham made requiSition on the
governor OF Tennessee FOR the ex-
tradition Of Mark and Thos- Kidd.
under arrest at Knoxville. and want
ed for trial IN Whitley county. this
state, for malicious shooting.
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FEY-slxTs CONGRESS-.


ste late Tuesday afternoon rejected f
the conference report on Sr military
academy appropriation ih= report
~-as rejected because So was regarded
BY large majority Of the senate a.
too drastic. and while no instructions
could be gisen the conferees by the T
senate, 70 was understood that 20 se-
cure favoralic action by the scnatc
q modified provision as 20 the penalty
for hazing would have 60 be pre-
scnted and agreed upon by thr con
fcrces.
House.-Tho house spent the DAY
upon the Sundry civil appropriation
biii and reached the a1ih page. There
are f13 pages in the bin Thc features
Of the day WAS the debate upon thc
question of irrigation of arid lands
in the west which came up Incidental
". No material amendments were
placed upon thc bin Tuesday.
Washington. Feb. -Scnatr.-The
senate spent thr day ON the post
Office appropriation hii. making
some progress. rut not completing
De-. The amendment of Mr. Butler
~. Co.. proposing q reduction %
auout Tfcr cent. in fhr raF FOR rul-
way postal service. WAS defeated.
IS % 81. aftrr a arhatc. I'm which
Ar ncpcw answered Nr nuter's
hv American roads. late ln thr dns
q sharp controversy ON the pncu.
matte tube question WAS prccipifat-
- hv au amendment offered hy Mg
Mason extending chat service to Chr
raEo and onr hy Mr. Vest extending
10 90 So. louis.
House The house Finally passed
the sundry citu appropriation bill
Wedrrrday and entered upon corsii-
Grafton % thc general deficiency. thr
last of The general appropriation
bills.
Warrington. Sept. o. senate Tor
nearly tUo hours Thursday the senate
bad under discussion n resolution by
Mr.. Jones fArkl to discharge che
iudiciai committee from further con-
sdcrution of thc anti-trgst hii pass.
- hv the house af che last session
and Co hriur it before the rrnnfs
FOR ronsidfrlfi sn. To some extent
fhs merits % the measure was dis.
cusacd. During the remainder % fhs
aftarnoou the post ofire arrropris.
. zion hIu was under confederation
After prolonged contest she OPP
preparation for pneumatic tuic s-rr
See was eliminated entirely. so chat
. ar the hiu stands now thr service
viii have to BE- discontinued after
- July 8.
- House lhlrsdH1 WAS anothel
Q heid day iu thc house Two distinct
senssuous occurrrd Early in fh'
day, during the consideration cf nf
amendment Co drhci-nc1 rpprourIa
hon niN to prevent haNnE at th'
Is rave aeaAr, ,i'9f Air. Hepburn. or Town
va eA'eeiinGil h'foNi lang Na s'
"Ai,r l-'ris NJ -.Ai"-t P.N' ''.
on n-f4ns' chHl el"s 'f ineirec-i''
tAA' i.e ha4.' oi '""Hs ana 'iPfee
d 500 -olis'n ~ '.e ee'' or tA
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Masnington. tcn. -l.--1en ate--i va
OF the senate supply miis of rhc gov
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San Francisco, Feb a5.--The trans
port Soiaec arrived here Sunday from
Manila with six officers and II pri-
Yates sick and wounded She also
brought IS misitar, prisoners. among
whom s. Frederic A Baker. a De.
serter wao was captured while serv.
nag as an officer IN the Filipino army.
lie s. under sentence Of life impris-
onnent.
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Columbia, Ky. Feb. esd Lod-
gen, noted moonshiner. was cap
surcd az his dis;iilery in Green coun-
- by deputy United States Marshal
g.. G. Thompson.
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Frankfort. Ky Feb. es.--conmis-
sion<rs to the Psn-AmericaE exposI-
tion were appointed by Gov. Beck
ham "a follows: Mrs. W. d. csroth-
ers. OF Bardstown. Mrs William
Cromwell. OF Frankfort. Charles w.
Lewis OF Saslbyvsile. and W. IL
Sprigs. Of shsRheEdsylils.
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nts4e groups. enstsernE IN rear
others eroueHco clos 10 tae deck.
meaning Pitifoiiy- AAny Jumped ineo
tne sea
capt ward remained on deck rntl
inc Fessel hed settled 70 such an eS-
tent tnat the water "ns enguinng |
MN. A"en ne went W on t.'e bridge
ano from there contirf'd 90 issue ms
uireetohs. although ~ Tbs time the
CONFUSION was so ercs lhat rev paid
any Atteh'ion 10 MS conii1ends-
i,1t me steamer s'nt almost I'M
iaeeia'eiy atter stri''iis - t'c report
o. ma }ority ni those rescHed- some
OF tne passengers SOY thar sie IN
s'antiy "s'ea ior"'rc' ana th'i IN
n'e minutes she went down. while
e'-'e,a Gee 'e' -"at Sc s. eyed oai
-, lot n-li an "our ai'r' sne iiiae''
, nc CONFUSION oae-'sio..sH ey such an
li.','ent y n.ei.se "n' % is not snr-
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Louisville. KY. Feb 2s.-The en-
gagement IS announced of Miss
Gertrude Pullman. OF Louisville. and
Lieut.. Taylor Evans. son OF Capt.
and Mrs. Robley n. Eeans. The date
has not yet been hxed. Lieut. Evans
now being on duty IN the Philip
pincs.
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Frankfort, Ky. Feb e5.~-0os-
Bcekhan pardoned Z. B.weatAerhsaa
OF Fulton county. sent UP for i've
years for attempted assault. Wealth
srhead Is HACK sheep Of prom
inent western Keatucky family.
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Ncw York, Feb. 22.--Business fail
ures IN the United States for the
week numbered 2lo, as against 235
last week, Us - this week rear ago.
a20 ia 1899. 1s3 IN is9s. and e5s IN 1897.
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Cincinnati, Feb. 25---The fate OF
Saengerfest hall has been decided
and inside a few days the vast struct-
ure viii be wrecked, and the buildiHS :
E.saserial it Yields sold
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Farnkr.
An extra session c< congress ~ilf
- called By sAe presid~rt sboat
March Is.
Ex-Cnif~d States Senator ss~,h-n
Mallory white. Of CsiiforniA. = dead.
- stomach trouhie
A. result % a poiisieai tetsd =. ".
Tolo~rt and = man nsrn>d Martn
~ere shot In The str~cs - h-corus4sk.
s C.
Capt. Rohley D. Evans. of fke na<y.
vas presented with = sword on Dr.
half - the people Of Iowa. By spesk-
ss Hendsr-on
Nrs. Carrie Nation. &c Topeka wss
acquitted - raaiieiou. destruefion a
property in th- raid on the senate
saloon Februnry s
Ambassador Choate gave a dinn~r
in London in honor Of Ad~ihrrt :.
Hay. lats United ssa,e~ consul a. Pre-
tcris. AroonE those present s~crc Mr..
Brodcrick. secretary of war.
The Cuban consiisution hss hrrn
compieted and signed. One deiexase.
Sruor Ci-neros. refused % attach
his name % the document. and made
strong spe-ch seairs, The Az-ri-
cans.
The federal party IN ere Philip
rine- heis banquet in Nenla in
honor % the birthday snniverrary q
I Cen George NashinR;on. Sonr $50
leading Fiiirino- snd Americans At
T tcndrd.
Th- "Neiiy Hiyr" express eoihdrd
Z NTH rass~nEer train or fh~ Ara-
I bov branch % the Prnnsyi,anis road
near Trenton. y. J. Ter persons
-erc Killed and asou, - injured. one
/ probably fatally. TAe wreckazc took
Sre.
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1t is Thought Nearly $50 Per-
IONS on Board Met Death
in the Water.
Among the Passengers Were United
States Consul Wilaman, r!ife
and Two Children.
They Have NOT leen Accounted For
aHd il is Feared They Ars Amoug
Those Who Pershed
Th~re We're xzf r~opi~ On board
tLe Inflated Vessel. only tss
Of whom l4aNc Been
Accounted Tor.


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Philadelphia. Eeh. 23.--A national
has iurt been completed
here With sio.ooo.0oo eap's~l - fzghs
tbs placs trust.
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I. O. O. f.


Veteran Association Twenty-fifth An
nual
The twenty-fifth annual meeting Of
the Odd Fellows Veteran associate ton is
called by Secretary Moses to take place
as usual on February % at Odd Fellows
hall, Grown street, at 2 p. m. This
being the associations quarter century
meeting an occasion of unusual inter-
est Is expected. The collation. will be
served at o'clock Vice Chief Freder-
lex Botsford, Of this city, who is acting
chief owing to the death Of Chief Bris-
toll will no doubt be elevated to the
head of the organization for the ensuing
year.
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STILL UNIDENTIFIED.

The Man Struck by Trolley Car sun
day Night Remains Unconscious.
The man who was struck by trolley
car on Dixwell avenue in Highwood
Sunday night was still alive at the New
Haven hospital last night, but it was
thought that he could not recover. He
was unconscious when picked up after
having been struck by the car and has
remained in that condition since. There
was nothing on his person by which his
identity could be learned, and he was
still unidentified last night.
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ALEXANDER McCABE.

The funeral of Alexander McCabe
took place from his late residence, ~
Hallock street, yesterday morning at
$3.50 and from a requiem high mass at
Sacred Heart church at o'clock. Rev.
Father Fitzgerald was celebrant of the
mass The pallbearers were FRANK
Herman, James Brennan. Charles Dew
lin, Simon Buchanan and W. F. Shaw.
The flower bearers were Patrick Hickey
and Michael Huband. The interment
was made in the st. Lawrence ceme-
terry.
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Have 1t Sent to You.
xEvaDyERrJsEM EN7s TO-DAY.

Buy Koal--W. F. Gilbert.
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder-Hewitt;
Estate John Mathewman- Notice.
For Sale-Horse-162 Winthrop Avenue.
Furnished Rooms-149 College Street.
Furs-Friend E. Brooks
Florida Guava Je''y Y. r. BAL. " Son.
Gas Ranges-N. FL. Gas Light Go.
Mayors Order--C. Il. Driscoll, Mayor.
New Foulard Silks--The Chas. Monson Co.
Pianola Recital-Dwight Place Church.
onographs-MacGowan Cycle co.
Rebuilding Sale The Edw. Ma'ley Co.
Robes and Rugs-Brooks & Co.
Silver Forks and Spoons--G. a. Ford Co.
Spring Exposition--Howe & Stets1l.
Wanted Situation-F., This Office.
Wanted--Girl-294 Howard Avenue.
Wanted-S ituation--46 Frank Street.
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FUNERAL OF STEPHEN LOWE OF
WATERBURY.

The funeral of Stephen Lowe, aged
fifty-two years of 20 Field street, wa
terbury. was held at 2 O'Clock sunday
afternoon from his late residence, the
Rev. John N. Lewis of st. Johns
church officiating The floral tributes
were varied and beautiful, nearly op-
scuring the casket from view. They
Included wreaths, pillows, set pieces
and many large bouquets of carnations
and roses The boy choir of st. Johns
church sang several hymns, among
them ''Rock Of Ages" "There's Bless
ed Home" and Heaven is My Home
Interment was in Riverside cemetery.
The pallbearers were Floyd B. An
drews, Frank P. Welton, James Dick,
James Holmes, Charles Tompkins, and
E. M. Kimberley of New Haven
The deceased leaves one son, Samuel
Stephen Love- twelve years of age. His
wife died nearly four years ago, Mr..
Lowe was born in Ireland and came to
thisl country when a mere boy, fifteen
years old. He had been actively engag-
ed in business in this city for fifteen
years, and was one of Waterbury's
prominent and respected citizens. He
leaves four brothers in New Haven.
Besides his son he leaves seven brothers
and one sister, Judge Robert A. Lowe,
Samuel Lowe and Nathaniel Lowe Of
Waterbury, John, William, Richard and
Harry Lowe, builders and contractors,
New Haven, and Mary, who lives In
Scotland. He was citizen whom the
public could look upon with a feeling
Of pride and satisfaction, and his death
makes a vacancy that cannot readily be
filled by another.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. SUSAN A

There was large attendance and
very beautiful tributes of flowers at the
funeral services yesterday afternoon of
Mrs. Susan A. Moore, which was held
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Marlin, wife Of John NJ Marlin, presi-
dent Of the Marlin Firearms company.
The deceased, who was a native of
Bloomfield, this state, had in her de-
clining years made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Marlin. Rev. Mr.. Lines,
of ST. Paul's church, offieiated at the
funeral, which was very impressive.
Among the tributes of flowers were
large pieces from the grandsons of the
deceased, Howard W. and Harry M.
Marlin. There was also a very fine ivy
wreath The deceased was eighty-thr
years of age and most estimable lady
whose memory will be fondly cherished
by Der family and many friends. The
interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Stahl & Son were the funeral directors.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Funeral of Lyman Il. Bradley Yesterday
Afternoon.

The funeral services over the remains
of Lyman e. Bradley were held at his
late home, SO Greene street, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Mr.. NC
Nicholl, of the East Pearl street M. e.
church, of which the deceased was a
member. officiated. The funeral was
one Of the largest held in this city IN a
long time. A delegation from Admiral
Foote post, G. A. r., performed the
burial service in the Fair Haven ceme-
terry and furnished the bearers. Many
members of Adelphi lodge, F. and A.
NJ, attended. There was profusion Oh
beautiful flowers.
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ORDINATION TONIGHT

OF William M. Hess, Phi. D., at Mar
quand Chapel.
William M. Hess Phi. D., will be or
dained to the work of the Christian
ministry this evening at 1880 o'clock at
Marquand chapel, Yale Divinity school.
The ordination sermon will be preached
by Professor George T. Ladd, D. D. The
ecclesiastical council will meet for the
examination of the candidate this af-
ternoon at o'clock at Marquand
chapel.
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MARY CLIFTON.

The funeral of Mary. widow of Pat
rick Guiton, whose death occurred Fri
day evening, took place from her late
residence, 202 Franklin street, yesterday
morning at $50, and from st. Patrick S
church at 10 o'clock, where solemn re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Maher, of South Norwalk, a
nephew. Rev. Father Finneganl was
deacon and Rev. Father O'Brien sub
deacon. The pallbearers were John
Maher, William j. Maher, William
Maher Thomas Maher, James Maher,
and Joseph Hevein. Flower bearers,
Willie Maher. Interment in ST. ,Ber-
nard cemetery
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"A Word from the French Bake Shop

Week after week have had the abundant proof Of
the popularity Of this bakery enterprise Especially has
this been indicated in the Saturday specials Last Satur
day. however the demand for the delicious charlotte
reached such that by early evening had sold
disappointed would express regret and also point
have occasion do frequently, that early shop
ing in the Big Store is its reward and that when
facts and for your b
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-12
A. BAD BANKING FAILURE.

Heavy Liabilities and Tri1ing Assets
of Broken London House.
London, Feb. lin the bankruptcy
court to-day a meeting of the creditors
of Schmoze, Rischmann & Co., foreign
bankers, showed the gross liabilities to
be G246,390 and the assets Ell, 42S
A trustee was appointed to wind up
the affairs Of the company.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-12
MRS. r. P. WOODMANSEE OF NOR.
WICH

Norwich, Feb. 11.-Mrs. Roswell Park
Woodmansee died suddenly at her home
at Preston City Saturday night at II
o'clock, as the result of heart disease
She had been troubled more or less
with the disease and medicine was Civ
en- her, but it proved of no avail, death
resulting in a few minutes.
Medical Examiner Dr.. George r.
Harris was called and said death re-
suited from heart disease. The deceas-
ed was an old and much respected res
ident of Preston City, her maiden name
being Eunice Crazy Morgan. Her hus-
band has been dead several years. She
was nearly eighty-four years old. Her
death will be much regretted by all
who knew her