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SourtsmOutb, 17Oe Wai. Soro-
itiRlp biemisgte oenne gp og Here
S~anosbper | Smesnen. Oct par oen
itprfeite Rpitelie / gpens @riitence.
Suiene pafle0e, % S~unoreoer Ser.
Toner itprteoe no paa 8doen / iine
Nutoraeter. Sngen aIoorlig Sfaos
bleu anrettet. Nanse Sforitenspi.
Der bleo DOG eoelagt. 5 Sronton,
8elston % 3anespiae, Ohio, %
huntington, u. 8a., mprfeoeS Rg,
Itellen.
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3Ath1tauu.
Tp SsiHpIe.

Calumet. 16oe Ntoi. Calumet &
SecIa @rubefompoui bar besnrbt al
opfsre en- mn SsiftoIebpGning iont
ifal operbraaes til epmpnbigbeberue
naar Den bIir i9roie.
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Nrnen" Mo. 80.
Jnolanoet.
9ntun.
Wanae Stnoenter.

Warge Stnoenfer.
Soma Gttp, t6be Mai. Sssnin.
gen til Soma llnioerfitet bar / 1900
til 1901 1,542 S~tlioenter. Oct er
104 Here END forrige Iar.
@9steSe at banie ps ifpber.
8aterIoo, 16be Seat. Ilnin og
Subert Worquis, iom life bar 9orue,
BAD 8illiam Cotton at ~unoerbolbe
Dem meb en- iaafalbt @Iogoms. Ga
ban afiloe 4nmponineeH giorbe De
Wine til at bragg Hebolpere. Wen
Cotton fom Dem / S~orfisbet meb tire
Sfuo. gn trdf Suberts Irm % Oer
onoen itreifeoe aIpins Ben. Cotton
bIep bragt frem for Sreosoommer
&ubn. San iaabe, at ban bapoe
ifubt / Selpforfoar os bfep lsslabt.
Toitmeiter brGbt.
CEDAR Sails, 17be Woi. Boitme.
Iter s. Warib 3aneta, blep lipsfar.
Itgt iaaret. San gif mibt paa Soma,
Winneiotn & Observation-Disclosures
Spor, bnor ban blep truffet al eft
8asiagertr9n. 2ofomotinfloffen
ringeoe; men ban lagne life W9rfe
til oct,
&aptein Brandt nSnGpnt.
Ses Woines, 1Sbe Wai. &aptein
gmos Brandt, iom npIis penote til.
boae ira Bbiltppinerne, boor ban
tiente iom &aptein / 32te Regiment,
er ubnepnt til Statens 8iceauoitsr.
San err N oitelig 8oIitifer og traster
efter Of blipe Statsaubitsr. noar Ill.
btter Merriams @mbebstio CT ubIe.
bet.
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GnbtnuE.
MuIcr i%noebr9noer.

Clinton, 16be Wfai. Zen Itore
MltIeitaIb peo 9udepe @rllbe neo.
brProte iaften. aue Wulerue blep
reboet u~notaeen TO, iom inoebrGnbte
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beboIot i'm n~atlrIige Snaronaffet'
beb. De bleo ilemt forbr9not, for
be blep tplnget no al ben brpnoeroe
gpgnina, iom bar tsr og brpnote
iom Snuff. Rogle Mtiiler bar iao
gienltrloige, Of De mootte trpftes no
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puTbtneton.
Tnruifpp iuIaf

Tacoma, t6oe 0tai. 81 5uinnb
acres 6llruifop / @batcom og Sta.
get er iolgt al forbenpGrenbe Grigs.
miniiter alaer og Senator Saplep
ior S155.000. aisberen err Better
Carton / Selena, Dtont. San oil
ouerorage @ienoommen til geling.
ham Ban & gaitern SSernbanefompa.
nj, bois Yrpiioent ban err.
Serti Yeriunsr bpS.
Tacoma, t7oe Mtai. Serti yas.
inqerer ornfneoe Den 23oe April I'M.
DER Commentator meIem 9ampifi.
bene Sang.6ei o. Suns-9boD paa
@eit Riper nRr Carton, China. Zen
iioim9unfe 9ano ianf / ire Minutter.
Sim tretten Yerioner blep reooet.
Sar o. Spn osr.
gperett, 15oe Rai Sobn Jan,
lem CIR aniat / Senttle grofompani /
2aconner. i%retteintte i'm Is War
gamle Sen Tor en- ubeipoeIig 6orie-
elie. @utten tos Tia nleset uRr al
bet; ban elf no al SareIiet, tit fat
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paa ct bobbeItIshet @enGr % ifiso
Jig | Sopeoet. Sans Glr )srte Sfuo.
bet og ileoe no. Ga ban lao lin Ssn
rrioenoe iis | 0sostampen, tog ban
op @ep9ret % fisb iis ieIp.
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@aptein gramSt mbnepmf.
MfnnrTntn.
Sffe Here SrGfprfouae.

Sartballlt, 16oe Wtat. 5 gpraa'
oct blep oct beiluttet, at Srefortcuge
i~noenfor 9pgr9noien ifaI ~forbpoes
for 5remtiben. Serefter ifal Scr.
to,ige bpages al Cement, Mltriten
eler Sten. 6lere YerIoner, iom bar
beifooiget Jig paa breitf9lbige Sor.
tolige, bar anlagt @ritatningsiager
moo gpen.
Oct iprite gppnIs.
Sanifa, 16oe Oeai. 8eo set fsr.
tie 9%onosbppale blep fsIgenbe gm-
beosm9no oalet: Br9iioent, 3. g..
Gbambarb; SruiteeS, go. Carlton,
g. 3. Suren, 6. 6. IeIion; Refor.
Der, s. 6. Sobnion; aasierer. o. g.
Sepertion; Sreosbommere, o. %.
Gbamboro, .. 3. s. 8ooo; Con.
itabler, Carl Geterion % Better Ho.
Lamb. 81 Stemmer blep faItet.
Taitor Strano til Horge.
Ilbert Sea. 16oe Mfai. Yaitor s.
s. Stranb, iom bar betiettt ire nor.
ife lutberife Wenigheoer / Sreeborn
Gountp, ifal ON nogfe Tiger reiie til
lit gamle Siem | 9orge eiter 80 IarS
TropGr.
Statsfapitoliet / Smsr.
Ct. 9auI, 17be Wai. Gn Nobel
al Winneiotas &apitolium / Gate
Minneioto Smer ifal uoitiles / 9ui.
folo, bpis Seinrelien for ben pon-
omeritanife lloitining pil biorage oct
nsopenoige 9elsb. $500 frGpes,
bporai oct meite BOG err t~iIpeiebrogt
peo 9iorag. Mr. Senien / ct. Gaul,
iom beltog / Spisrelien al aapitoIet.
bar tilbubt iis at foreftiIe Den me
gpgning / Smer, lem BOB bsi og
otte 200 lang. 9apitoltommis1io-
mems Seniist fra SeepnoeIien par at
ienoe en- 9ibsmooel Ill Buffalo. men
opgap Oct, ioroi Oct foiteoe for meget,
Snrmere mpoer / Smni.
St. Baiil, t7be Mdi. Gational
Cooperative @roin @romers asio.
CATION ifal boloe i'm anoen rationale
Soriomiing / anpitoliet ira 10oe iii
15oe Suli. Samtioia afboIoer III.
Iieo Hational Agricultural asiocin.
tiAl, Ntinneiota @rain 9rowers us.
location % 5ormers IIianee ilne
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sprrnaer III SupeS mrS MrnSt.

IiImanfee. 17oe Iai. grbeioer
Soiepb 9uerit. ION boeoe / Bater.
tniur. @is.. begif SeIomoro ihag,
San iplote fin Mttnb meo Rruot,
itaf en- 2unte inb me1em 2Gberne
% tpnote ben. : nGite GicbIif bar
Sopeoet lprGnet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Gampifibct "Nortbmeitern" fra
Chicago fom oen i7oe Mai I'll @on-
treal os iortietter Geiien oper Sa.
BET iii SiperpooI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Ten aomet, Der blep ieet | Queens.
totpn. auitralien, Den 2lbe gpriI
funoe Den i5be 0iai iasttages rra
Gid Sbierpotoriet / California. SIM
Segemet funoe ices; Salen bar life
ipnlis.
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$Bn gukntn.
Cob arteitf grpub.

Suron, 16oe Wtat. Den npe arte.
life grsnb,paa Sattigfarmen ! Spo.
sIt for gpeil er nootaget al Gountp.
commissioner oe aniees for at bore
en- at De bebite grsnoe / Staten. Gen
blep boret al 5reb SoIton og err 779
300 opb. Get tog 40 elmer at
bore og aisre Den farois. Saa bur.
tigt er life rogen 9rsno bIepen boret
| Spo Safota.
SpRs bsr al Ssrit.
2ebanon, 16oe Roi. Bottet
Goitntp Sunbbebsfommisiion er af
Opens gorgere anmobet ON at fierne
og begrape 800 Stpffer bsot aopa,
lom ligeer to MiI isnoenfor benne
gp. Sc err en- Del al en- Slot, iom
De Sart,S mitb & Sdoops oo~erointre
De Der. Geiten at &ppget. 900 Stpf.
fer, bleo nplig fIpttet til Suabes
County, bporfra BET forn. Oct paa.
itaaeS, at De IPnb. iom ifilIoe pasie
Sloroen, orep Can't / 9pen belle Bin.
teren og loo aoGget % al Wonqel
poo 8ano. gt grape en- grsnb piIoe
life babe foitet mere emo So.
9smt til S9ngiel.
Gaitlepoob, t6oe Dat. sSomes
Saa blep bomf9loet for Rorb for TO
Iar iioen % bsmt til Iipspariat
SPne'el. Sagen gif belt til Statens
Ssielteret, iom tiIitob bam M 8etter.
gang. Sgaor blep ban iunbet ifpI.
dig al Surpen, iom onbefoIeoe Iips.
oarigt Sugtbus. Gen mproeoe Wono
bar en- CHARLES Ga Wap / Tebraffo.
lom Soften 1897 reiite giennem bette
9onntp. On Rat Hog ban 2eir /
Sate Roinieet, os Der bleo Sorbrp.
oelien begaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

NGnb. Roberen flyer, al Be for.
fulete Yieen I'll Speu og Der LOG
henoe meo iaooon aroit, at bum falot
/ gouoet og orifueoe. Sugen 'taI
lmoerisaes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

uotemH.s. 1iraoas 90 srssas 9ssrssm.
Z. psrttsfsmsatss

Has i~aoisperss isneR bOer TaEoas % Jorsoas Rpr'
ssH. aOerttsisreuisr ~taotusss tie I TO pas tsuasb.a
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oil bet ,suut tho 3 Lrsoassuautsre. grsre. Der tuoes
bOtser aOrTtissnsates i5u bet bai<r Hss. bBr m1-s
Yes apertisfs sat { be. usorr Sis:Rs paa Jon
uoIuieh
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
&untrafi nbitcot.

Serglis Salls, 17oe Yfai. Varf
&egion Sitber Colleges Seitnrelie
uoiteote Snsoag aontraft poa 9pg.
niugeris Sormeapparat til 6erenion
Sron @orfs SO. 9ontraftpriien err
$1,000. a~ontrnften er for Damp.
apparnt al npeite Slaas. - Garfs &
aoien, aiebmpno / Monteoibeo. bar
leiet oen tore gntif / Maurinfparta.
let. De pil aabne en- 0r~paooosior.
refining Der ben fsrite SSluii.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Ser sr bilise Saaepulpere. ldpet al
NlHn. men De er poerit ltooehge ior
Selbreoea- 3sEes iammeuirRtieHoe
o. gtienoe @geuitGber blhriager Ma
Den st poerii laHa beoSicrtis, Clement.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" ben met pratttIte %
p9roiiuloe al apgebager int
III snhoer anHoe. Seuo Bot
tort mso 9ereS iuloe Aoresle.
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t5Ortisttes paa Chem sioe.l
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MelmpQc brRnof.

@racepine, t7oe Wai. Gbofip
8ompmis Wsle / Gbofio brenote
lent igaaraftes. 9ranoen begpnote
| treble gtaee, og gpsning og aft
Snbbolb er soelagt. 4siurancen par
lioen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
Sleepp One naagner op.

Sleepp Gpe, 17be Mai, Citizens
Improvement Isiociation bIeo or
ganiieret Der isaar. 8slgenbe gm.
bebsm9rb bleo palgt: 6. %. Slion,
Braiioent; 6. 9. @riffitb, @icepre.
iioent; Sans Wo, Sefretpr; 6. 3.
glaf, &asierer; 8. g. Senien, y.
gbriitenion. 8. 81. 9apis, q. j.
Strifer og 8. q. @Iateenp, 0irefts.
rer.
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miarnritlt.
unnr n1rhoNes.

Prairie ou CHEN, i6oe Rat. I'll
Cato bar Gointpclert GharIes Wtit.
dell / oenne S9ion pAbetaIt Tr9.
mier for ia 3lapperIIarger, AZ
uIpe, 50 H9pe os tire 8ilofatter.
Oette forminbifer oisie llopr betpoe.
Iiet / Gonntpet. De feite &lapper.
Hanger er or9bt at u .. SbuIfe Der
/ @pen. San inobroate 30 Ranbag
Torgen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
Tlpttet til Rerieo.

Wortbfielo, 17oe Wai. Brofesior
u. s. Searions Sumilie reiite ieaar
til lit me Stem / @uaoaIaiara, Mer.
leo, bpor Mr. Rearion bar mootaeet
en- Stiaing iom 9eitprer for be olne.
rifanife Sfoler. San bar Brofesior
| 8iloiofi peb Carleton College, men
moatte tage afifeo og isee ct iunoere
&linta for lin Selbrebs Sfn(0.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
srpr, bcnSes Cater blep brGbt.

aenoiba. 1Sbe gtni. Rrs. SO.
bnnnn Sobnion bar nnmooet ON, al
benoes Gatter. giis BETTE Sobnions
9so MAJ blipe U~nberiegt mere.
23oe Oft. 1897 bleu benoes Gig nm
Oct paa Stranoea isnoenior aenoiba.
Gorouers Surp inobragte oengnna
oen aienoeIie. al bin bapoe begaaei
Selpmoro. Nrs. Sobnion iror. al
bun bar opoagei g~tonesbpro, iom
uiier, at bun blep mproet al 10 unse
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
FIRST SIGN OF TROUBLE.

 Non- Union Employees Insulted by
 South Norwalk Strikers.
 South Norwalk, Aug. 19.--The first signs of trouble over the cigarmakers' strike in this place occurred this morn ing when the strikers presented them selves in front of the Graham Ernst factory and openly insulted four for mer women employees, who entered the building for the purpose of resumlng their former duties. They were called all sorts of names. The company gave the striking employees till to-day to re- turn to work at the same wages as they received before the strike. T. A. Ora ham. the head of the firm, states that non-union men will be hired tomorrow. The company anticipates trouble and therefore has asked protection from the police.
 The Graham Ernst factory is non- union and the strikers want 1t made union. The company claims that to do so would be a detriment to their inter- ests as certain brand of cigars has to be made by t cam work" and this IS strictly against the rules of the union. The company has half a million cigars on hand and Is determined to hold out. The strikers are equally firm in the stand they have taken
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

Cottages and Flagstaffs in Woodmont.
 Woodmont, Aug. 1o.-The storm was quite heavy In Woodmont Saturday night Two houses were struck by lightning, one on the bluff called Buena Vista cottage, being damaged. Lightning splintered the flag pole tore the cornice off one corner of the house, damaged the front somewhat and left the lawn strewn with pieces of flag pole. clapboards and shingles At the other cottage. owned by c. B. Alling, of Derby, the bolt struck the chimney, followed down and into the kitchen. No serious damage seems to- have been done here.
 While train was standing at the Woodmont station lightning that evil dently struck somewhere came sliding along the rails, and the fireworks that followed as it reached the train beat anything in this line that the train men ever saw.
 Also during the fierce electric storm of Saturday night the flagstaff of the ton of the Connecticut building at the west shore was struck by lightning and was split to pieces. The building was not damaged.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
TALLINGFORD.

The rainfall here Saturday night was two inches
 The Milford team will play ball here Saturday,
 The only unclaimed letter remaining in the postoffice yesterday morning was for Watson Hitchcock.
 John I. Nearing and Miss Carrie Nearing are home from two weeks sojourn at Block Island. William N. Mix, pr. G. H. Craig and John Clulee leave here saturday Tor Louisville to attend the Knights Tenn plar triennial conclave Of the grand en- campment.
 Ex-Judge J. R. Campbell left yester- day morning for Boston and later Will visit Nashua and Windham, New Hampshire. Morgan and Harry Dickerman have returned home from Park Hill, New York
 | Services will be held in St. Paups church Thursday evening and Friday and Saturday mornings. 1 The subiect of Professor Stevens dis ! course in the Congregational church on Thursday evening will be The Church es in Scotland"
 The schools will reopen two weeks from to-day for the fall term.
 George Molyneux, of Montreal, IS stopping in town for a, few days.
 'The King of the Opium Ring IS billed for the opera house Monday even- ing, August 26.
 The grange programme for next Thursday evening will be the one that was arranged for the evening or Thurs day. October B. The programme will be. Paper-To What Extent is Amusement
 conducive to Real Happiness-Mrs'
 George E. Hough. Piano solo-Miss Flora E. Hough. Paper-New England Farming and It's
 Products-Delevan W. Ives.
 Vocal selections-Mixed quartette oi Yalesville members. Paper-What is True Success in Life?-
 Mrs. J. N. Barnes.
 Recitations-Mrs Esther l.. Stone anc
 Mrs. Anna Bartholomew.
 Vocal solo-Mrs. Clara l.. Torrey.
 Paper-Mrs. George H. Bronson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
TURNED INTO RIVER or FIRE.
600. .OOO Gallons of Burning Absinthe
 Poured Into the Doubs.

PARIS, Aug. 12-The fire at Pernod's absinthe distillery at Pontarlier yester day presented a brilliant spectacle. Lightning struck the building early in the afternoon, and the electric light wires conducted it to the immense cellars, where there were terrific ex. plosions as reservoir after reservoir Of absinthe blew up. oo ooo
 These reservoirs contained 60O,O00 gallons of the liquid, which poured q torrent of flame into the River Doubs, transforming the surface into sheet of fire which threatened to destroy the buildings on the banks of the river The distillery was soon mass of flames which shot aloft in lurid columns.
 The entire population turned out to help those who were fighting the ire. The wind, which had been blowing briskly. fortunately subsided and this enabled the people to save the town. The damage, as stated in yesterdays dispatches, is estimated at 20O,0oo francs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
4 YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED. At Panama. Colombia, by Cham ber - Iuin,s Coiic, Cholera and Dtar-
 rhoea Remedy.

pr. Charles H. Utter, a prominent
 physician of Panama, Colombia, in
 recent letter states. Last March had
 as a patient young lady, sixteen years
 of age, who had a very bad attack or
 dysentery Everything l prescribed for
 her proved intellectual and she was
 growing worse every hour Her parents
 were sure she would dle. She had be-
 come so weak that she could not turn over in bed. What to do at this critical
 moment was a study for me, but l
 thought of Cbamberlain's Collie, Chol-
 era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and as
 last resort prescribed it. The most
 wonderful result was effected. Within eight hours she was feeling much bet ter; inside of three days she was upon
 her feet and at the end of one week was entirely we'll" For sale by all druggists.
 Last May" says Mrs. Curtis Baker. of Bookwalter, Ohio, an infant child of our neighbours was suffering from cholera infantum. The doctor had giv- en up all hopes of recovery. l took Q bottle of Chamberlain Collc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling them I felt sure it would do good | if used according to directions. In two days time the child had fully recover | cd and is now (nearly year since) ! vigorous, healthy girl. I have recom- ! mended this Remedy frequently and have never known it to fail in any sin yle instance. For sale by all drug gists
 A Cure for Cholera Infantum. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di- l arrhoea Remedy has worldwide rep utation for it's cures It never fails and l is nleasant and safe to take. For sale | by all druggists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
TROLLEY EXTENSION.
,rines to be Held Before Selectmen

rTea rines to be Held Before Selectmen
 of Cheshire This Afternoon.
 Besides the hearing on the layout Of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company's trolley line from Mt. Carmel to Cheshire and Waterbury that IS booked to be held before the selectmen of Cheshire this afternoon, the Cheshire authorities will have another matter to pass upon. The Meriden, Southington and ComDounce Tramway company has filed an application with the selectmen for locating the layout of a trolley line from Milldale to the Mer- iden and Waterbury steam road at the station known as Southington Road. The tramway company will build at once if the layout is approved.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
NO RACE YESTERDAY.
Too Much Wind for Columbia and Con-
 stitution.

Too Much Wind for Columbia and Con-
 stitution.
 New York, Aug 19.-At o'clock to- day the wind off Larchmont was blow ine from the northeast at about tWen- tvfive miles an hour, and the maze was thick, so the managers Of the con stitutlon and the Columbia concluded not to risk their boats in a race. They had been cruising about in the sound for half an hour under lower sails only, and then ran across the sound ana dropped anchor off the harbor at Glen Cove, The Long Island shore Of the sound was visible from Larchmont at tbe time. At o'clock the wind was still strong. but it was quite clear. AL no time during the day did the wind get up within ten miles of that Of the dav when the Genestaiand the Puritan sailed their second race. The commit foe at o'clock declared the race off, and the next race, weather permitting will be Thursday, over the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht club course.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
REDUCED RATES TO CLEVELAND
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account G. A. R. Encampment.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account G..
 A. R. Encampment.
 On account of the thirty-fifth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held at Cleveland, ono, September 10 to IA, inclusive, the Penn sylvania Railroad company will sell ex- cursion tickets to Cleveland from sta- tions on it's line at greatly reduced rates.
 Tickets will be sold and good going September 8 to 12, inclusive; good to return until September 15, inclusive; but by depositing ticket with joint agent at Cleveland prior to noon of Sep tember 15 and the payment of 50 cents, return limit may be extended to Octo- Der 8, inclusive.
 For specific rates and further inform ation apply to ticket agents
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
DESCRIPTION OF THE LOST vEs-

The Islander was the largest passen- ger vessel of the Canadian Pacific Navigation company. She was built at Glasgow and cost about $200,O00. She arrived at Victoria on December g., 1888. and was put on the Victoria-Van- couver route. Since then she has been engaged in the Vancouver trade, occa- sionally going to Alaska and the Co., lumbia river. She was twin-sorew steamer, 240 feet long, AZ feet beam, and 14.S hold; possessed great speed; had accommodations for several hun dred passengers, and large freight capacity.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
YAIE'S BI-CENTENNIAL.
Sufficient Sleeping hccommo dations Hard to FInd-Steamers to bo Char tered ns Hotels.

Sufficient Sleeping hccommo dattons
 Hard to FInd-Steamers to bo Char
 tered as Hotels.
 The responses from graduates of Yale university to the invitation sent to them individually by the president and fellows to attend the bi-centennial eel ebration, October 20 to 23, have been so numerous that the task of the special committee to provide rooms and accom- modattons has been difficult one. It is stated now that even with all the hotels of first class in the city, all the boarding houses near the campus and all the hospitality offered by private families, the number of quarters se- cured is inadequate.
 Proprietors of shore hotels and board ing houses in the suburbs have been enlisted also, and yet the rooms are not numerous enough. The plan has been adopted of placing cots on the foor or the gymnasium and In the smaller rooms on the locker floor, and the oHer of the New York, New Haven ana Hartford Railroad company or the use of a number of large rooms in the office building near the depot has been ac- cepted. Even more novel is the sug- gestion, which has been adopted, that | two sound steamers be chartered for bi-centennial guests, and that they put out into the sound over night with
 their guests.
 The request of the committee on dec orations that the business houses along the line of march and the homes
 of citizens be decorated with Yale flags { for the bi-centennial torchlight proces-
 sion on October 21 is meeting with
 ready response. Every dormitory room
 on the campus will also be suitably | draped
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20

What a wonderful painter Rubens was!'' remarked MT. Jones at the art gallery
 "Yes," assented Mrs. Jones: lit is said of him that he could change a laughing face into a sad one by a sin gle stroke.
 Why" spoke up little Johnnie, in disgust, my schpolmaster can do "-Tit- Bits.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20
Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.
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tion or chronic diarrhoea, until you knONs' every detail Of method used. No knise
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MT. and Mrs Silk of Dwight street, who are spending the summer at the west shore. are rejoicing over the ar rival of baby boy, who came to them on the 18th.
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LITTLE WORK ON SHAMROCK TO-
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New York, Aug. 19.TThe Shamrock IT with Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Erin and the tender Porto Rico lay idly at her anchorage off Stapleton to- day. It was a misty, raw day, and little or no work was done aboard the challenger, although it is stated that she will be, ready to go out under sail on Wednesday and meet the Teutonlc with Sir Thomas aboard.
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To the Board of County Commissioners for

To the Board of County Commissioners for
 for New Haven County;--
 hereby apply for transfer to sell .splr- ituous and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider at 1903 Grand avenue, Town of New Haven. My place of business is not located within 200 feet in direct line of church edifice or public schoolhouse, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoff1ce, public library or cemetery.
 NICHOLAS J. COFFNY, Applicant
 We, the undersigned, electors and taxpay- CTS ns defined by law, of the Town of New Haven, hereby endorse the application of the above named for such license Dated at New Haven, this 18th day of August, A, D. 1901 Siegwart Spier, Simon J. Hu. go, Charles r. Levere, Daniel s. Gilhuly, Frederick H. Brethauer. au20 oaw 2t