The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03
Telegraph Briefs

New York, May 2.--Counsel for Colonel
William Barbour and John Pennington, re-
ceivers for the Rogers Locomotive Works
at Paterson, n. j., to-day at Newark ap-
peared before Vice Chancellor Emory. who
signed an order to show cause why the sale
of the plant should not be confirmed The
purchasers we're stated to be Elliott g..
Smith and Frank Z. IIaloran, representing
Il New York syndicate. The price was not
mentioned. The order was made returnable
May II.
Washington, May 2.-The American Nc
All association to-day reelected all OF its
officers. Mrs Charles w. Parkhurst of New
York, is president; Mrs. James A. Garfield,
widow of the late president. is one of the
vice presidents Rev. d. b. Rooster. the
representative secretary, reviewed the work
of the year. which, he said, showed n graf
flying growth. There was symposium Of
Views by women delegates on what cOnsti-
tuted model auxiliary.
Washington, May cardinal Martnelli
took the oath of office and subscribed to the
profession OF faith at the papal legation to-
day. The oath was administered by Mgr.
Conaty, of the Catholic university, and wit
messed by Mgr Marchetti, the papa able
gate. The ceremony was private and was
extremely simple.
ference OF Charities and Corrections will
hold its twenty-eighth annual meeting here
May 8 to IS, inclusive. John NJ. Glenn, of
Baltimore, will preside. Secretary Gage
Will denver an HuuTeSS. Aluuy DulUIIS III
the city Sunday, May 10, will be filled by
we'll known ministers.
New York, May 1.-The official celebration
of the reopening of the North German Lloyd
line piers at Hoboken, N. j., was. carried
out In that city tonight The singing soci-
eties Of the place gave a concert on the
piers three thousand men marched in a
torchlight parade and there were fireworks
and a banquet.
indianapolis, May 2.-President MITCHELL
of the United Mine Workers. Is on his way
to New York to attend meeting of a spe
cial committee appointed by the National
Civic Federation to devise means of promot-
ing trade agreements between employers
and their employees
New York, May Acknowledgement
Henry NJ. Robert who retired from his po.
sltion MS chief of the engineer corps and
from the army to-day, will be married ON
May at Owego to Miss Isabelle Livingston
Hoagland, daughter of Mrs. Christina Hoag-
land, of that place.
New York, May 2.-Cononel Henry r.
Iibenau, a civil war veteran, dropped dead
to-day after alighting from Broadway car.
He was sixty-nine years or age. At the
outbreak of the civil war Colonel Libenan
went to the front as sergeant-major of the
Seventy first regiment,
Evansville, Ind, May 2.-The towboat
Raymond Horner sunk thirteen bargCs of
Pittsburg coal in collision with pier of
the Henderson, Kentucky, bridge to-day.
me loss Ill cOal III paises Will aluount 10
$40, 900.
Ottawa, Ontario, May 2.-The bill making
the oath of May, the late Queen Victoria'S
birthday, permanent holiday was passed
IN the house of Commons to-day. 1t VIII lie
called Victoria day.
Hornellsville, n. V, May 2.-George J..
Davis, Il travelling salesman, shot himself
through the heart in a hotel here last night
Business troubles and poor health are as
signed as the cause.
jamestown, n. Y, May Mrs. L. C.
Iavens, while walking on the Erie railroad
racks here at o'clock tonight, was struck
by train and instantly killed.