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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
 UNIVERSITY IS CLOSED.
Students Celebrated Too Much and
 Were Then Arrested

w ere linen AIreSIeu.
 St Petersburg, March 24-A letter of recent date received here from Dor pat, Livonia, says the university is temporarily closed as result of strike tactics, which occasioned numerous arrests and domiciliary visitations. The veterinary institute has lost O. students (of whom 50 can never return while the remaining 42 have been rel egated to retirement until the autumn as result of the celebration of the anniversary of the birth of Gogol, the Russian reformer and novelist, held ill the institute. At the close of the speeches, as reported in the correspon- dence from Dorpat, both the students their feelings in loud cries of, Hail to free literature;'' Hail, uni~ersal 2u- tonomy," and Down with the tempor- ary regulations Printed sheets were distributed and the '.Marseillaise'' was sung as the audience left the hall. Students and their friends then collect ed before the university and sang rev olutionary songs and shouted, Down with the aristocracy," and Hail to the constitution. The students, it ap- pears, dispersed before the arrival of detachment of soIdiery which had been sent to the scene.
 This state of affairs is regarded as typical of conditions in most of the provincial university towns.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
REFUSED TO TESTIFY.

New Haven, April 9.-Mrs George w. Peck of Meriden stopped an arson trial in the criminal side of the su- perior court here to-day by refusing to testify against her husband, who was charged with setting fire to his dwell- ing. She refused to testify beacuse of the right given her under the statutes that a wife need not testify against her husband
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
Count mat.akata Visits r,nancier,

Count MatsnIata Visits Financiers
 NEW YORK. April 9.-Count Matsu- kata, former prime minister of Japan, who is now in this city, visited the financial district with NJ Uchida. the Japanese consul in this city. The count denied that his visit had any off, cial significance. Reports that the Jap- anese government contemplates nego- tiating a loan here are declared to be uIltrIe
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
MINERS ON STRIKE

Butte, Mon, April 9.-A special to the Miner from Blackfoot, Idaho, says the miners of the White Knob Mining company at Mckay went out on a strike yesterday The men demand ansincrease of the wage scale and a shorter working day. The strikers number about 400. The mine has been closed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
RICES MILLIONS.

A Scramble Now for the Wealth Pat
 rick Did Not Get.
 New York, April 9.-Contest for the millions of William Marsh Rice prob- ably wifi be resumed one week from to-day.
 Carl J. Carrollson of Muncie, Ind, who says his father was John J. Rice, q son of William Marsh Rice; that his mother resumed her maiden name af- ter his fathers death, and that he also assumed the name of Carrollson,, has arrived in the city and will, it is stat ed, be among the claimants.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
TRIAL POSTPONED.

New York, April 9.-The trial of Po- lice Captain Foody on charges of ne- glect of duty and improper conduct, which was set for today before Police Commissioner Partridge. was ad- journed to April 21 at the request of counsel for the defense.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
WILL PRESIDE AT TROY

Saratoga, N. T., April 9.-Bishop James N. Fitzgerald of St Louis, Mo, who arrived here to-day, will preside over the roth annual session of the Troy conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, which will be begun to-morrow. The preliminary work of the conference was opened today,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
NEW BRITAIN ELECTIONS.
Samuel Bassett. Democrat, Reelected
 AIayor by Forty-nine Votes.

Samuel Bassett. DeMocral, he-eIeNVsu
 Mayor by Forty-nine Votes.
 New Britain, April 9.-The annual -city elections were held here yesterday and the democrats succeeded in elect ing the mayor and collector. The pres ent mayor, Samuel Bassett, was the democratic candidate for reelection, and he defeated 0. r. Curtis by forty nine votes. MT Bassett received 1.T01 votes and his opponent 1,652. Albert Morton, the present democratic collec- tor. was chosen over H. Dayton Hum phrey by majority of 334 votes. The other officers elected are: City clerk, 4. l.. Thompson: treasurer. $. H. Clark; city auditor, II. l.. Curtis; city sheriff, John E. Brink.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
NALL sTREEr spEcULAroR,

New York, April 9.-George- B. Mead, a Wall street speculator, was found unconscious to-day on the steps of the apartment house 40 West 16th street. where he lived. He died sev- eral hours later in a hospital. to which he was taken. Mead came to this city from Philadelphia, where 1t is said he was at one time prominent broker.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
TO SETTLE OLD CLAIM.
Archbishop Riordan Is Now On His
 Way to WaShinoton.

Nii''iohoP hloIudH IS NOW On His
 Way to Washington.
 Chicago, April 9.-Most Rev Patrick w. Riordan, archbishop of San Fran cisco, is here on his way to Washing ton, where he will remain for at least a fortnight.
 Archbishop Riordan's principal pur- pose ln visiting the national capital, it IS sald, IS to arrange for the final set. tlement of the claims of the Califor mia Roman Catholic missions, an out growth of the cession of California. in which S7,0o0,000- is involved. The question of providing bishopric in the west or southwest for Right Rev Thomas J. Conaty, rector of the Cath olIc university at Washington, may also be considered.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
SNOW FOUR INCHES DEEP.

Vancouver, E. C., April 9.-There has been a sudden change from the mild spring weather which has been pre- yailing ill western British Columbia. Following q severe electric storm there was steady downfall of snow which is four inches deep on the city streets.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
snow I'm Virginia.

ROANOKE, Va, April 9.-Snow has fallen here, and the weather has turn ed very cold The mountains are cov- cred with several inches of snow. Far ther west the mercury has registered 2 degrees below freezing, and snow has been falling at intervals.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
FORFEITED HIS BOND
Johh Marshall, Who Was Charged
 With Selling Pools ill Meriden.

NIth SeIIIng FOOIS III Mefluen.
 New Haven, April 9.-John Marshall, alias McGeary, charged with selling pools in Meriden last July, when the Law and Order league raided the place with which David Hayes was alleged to be connected, forfeited his bonds of $250 in the criminal side of the su- perior court here to-day and escaped trial. His action was the result of Il conference with State Attorney Will Hams, who agreed to q reduction of tue bond from S1,0O0 to $250. When this was done Marshall left the court room and the bond was called by the clerk.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
NEW TRIAL DENIED.

Bridgeport, April 9.-The supreme ocurt rendered decision to-day deny ing the motion for q new trial in the case of Andrea Laudano, who is under sentence of death for the murder of Policeman AcKeon in New Haven. The opinion was by Chief Justice Tor rance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
RECEIVED $1,ooo.
Detectives Rewarded For Capturing q
 Murderer.

Murderer.
 Wilkesbarre Pa. April 9-The court has ordered that S1O0O be paid to de tectives James O'Brien and Thomas Heffernan as reward for the capture of the murderers of Howard Mcclure and Hugh Flanagan 14 years ago. This was the famous .1Red Nose" Mike Isizzilo case. Mcclure and Flanagan while carrying the pay to a gang of railroad workers were robbed of $12.- 500 and murdered on the mountains near here. Rizzilo. the leader of the outlaws was hanged here and three others were imprisoned in Italy where they had fled.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
WALLER HAS THE FLOOR.
Continued His Argument To-day Re
 stricting Special Legislation.

; VI
 stricting Special Legislation.
 Hartford, April 9.-rhere were f06 delegates present when the constitu- tional convention opened this morning.
 MT Waller of New London resumed his argument in favor of his provision restricting special legislation, under pretense of vested interests, against unfair competition. He defended the general corporation laws of both Con- necticut and New Jersey and de- nounced some of &he special charters which had been granted by the Con necticut legislature clause. He sug- gested that the whole matter under discussion, including the various spe- cial resolutions and amendments, be referred to special committee.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
Era.xenor Renorniunted-

ATHENS, O., April 9.-The Repub- licans of the Eleventh district have nominated Hon. Charles H. Grosvenor for congress by acclamation. General Grosvenor made an address, accepting
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
.ssueepv Ri1I a Law.

ALBANY, N. T., April Ex-Governor Odell has signed the sweep bill of Senator Stranahan, which authorizes the adjustment of salaries and posi- tions in the New York city municipal service.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
GIVEN FREEDOM OF ABERDEEN
High Commissioner onoredfor
 Services to Canada.

Rhodes's Coffin Starts on the Trip to
 Rhodes's Farn-Long Procession of
 Mourners Followed-Budget State
 ment Looked For To-Day Was Post
 poned Until Monday-Sir Hicks Beach's Sickness the Cause. London, April 9.-Lord Strathcona and Nountroyal, high commissioner of Canada. was presented With the free dom of Aberdeen at the Town hail there. this morning. i'll recognition of his position as Lord Rector of the uni yersity and of his services to Canada. A distinguished asseinblage was pres ent.
 Bulwayo, Matabeleland, April B. After brief and simple service at the drill hall. today, the coffin containing the remains of Cecil Rhodes started for the Rhodes farm, in the Matoppo hills. It was escorted for some distance by q long procession of mourners. London. April 9.-The budget state ment, which was to have been present. ed to-day, has been postponed until Monday in consequence of the indis- position of the chancellor of the ex- cheauer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
COULDN'T COME IN..
Ocean Liner Had to Stay Outside Bar
 Owing to Storm.

New York, April 9.-The North Ger man Lloyd steamer Trave, which ar rived in port to-day from Genoa, Ma ples and Gibraltar, reached the par outside Sandy Hook at 2:25 o'clock yesterday afternoon, but owing 10 the weather and an accident was prevent cd from coming in. The weather was very stormy, the wind being at hurLt- cane force. with very heavy easterly swell. The sea was so heavy that III attempting to anchor off the hghtshlp the starboard anchor of the steamer was lost and Captain Prager was obliged to go to sea for the night.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09

New York, April 9.-All incoming steamers report having experienced stormy weather off the coast. steamers were obliged to wait outside the bar by reason of the heavy seas, rendering it very difficult for the pilots to board them.
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11

and laying of -leScable subject to any
alterations additions thereto imposed
by .she Congress This was deemed prop
er. especially IT was clear that cable
connection of some kind with China. q
foreign country, was part of the com
pany'S plan
These conditions prescribed. among
other things, maximum rate for com
mercIaI messages and that the company
should construct line from the Philip
pine islands to China, there being at
from Manila to Hong-Kong-
The Representatives of the cable com
pany kept these conditions long under
considerati ton. continuing. in the mean
time, to prepare for laying the cable
They have, however. at length acceded
them, and a11-American line be-
tween Pacific coast and the Chinese
empire, by way of Honolulu and the
Philippine islands, is thus provided Tor.
and is expected within few months to
be ready for business.
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11
Department of commerce Needed.

1t is earnestly hoped that a Secretary
OF Commerce may be created. with a
seat in the Cabinet The rapid multiple
cation of questions affecting labor and
capital. the growth and complexity of the
organizations through which both labor
and capital now ind expression. the
steady tendency toward the employn ent
OF capital in huge corporations, and the
wonderful strides of this country toward
leadership in the international business
world justify urgent demand for the
creation of such position Substa ntia1-
Iy all the leading commercial bodies in
this country have united in requesting its
creation 1t is desirable that some such
measure as that which has already passed
the Senate be enacted into law The
creation of such department would in
itself be an advance toward dealing with
and exercising supervision over the whole
subject OF the great corporations doing
an interstate business and with this
end in view the Congress should endow
the department with large powers. which
could be increased experience might
show the need.
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Document Deals with Questions Of Vast
Importance to the Nation

FfuI Changes of Import Duties Menace the Business
Interests of the Country Reciprocity Treaties
Desirable Monetary Legislation =Re1a-
tions of Labor and Capital.
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11

cised In conformity with the principles
above set forth.
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11
Needs of washinqton.
Protection for Railway Men.


The safety-applianee law: for the better
lection of the lives and 1irabs of raflway
plOyes which was passed in 1888. went into
avertfnE thousands of casualties.
shows. however, the necessity OF additional leg
fslation to perfect this
vide for this passed at the last
session 1t is to be hoped bat some such
measure be enacted law
Gratifying progress has made during
the year In the extension merit SYSTEM
of making appointments in sery
ice 1t Is much to be desired
sular system be established bas
providing for appointment and promotion only
in consequence of proved ntness-
Restoration of the White House.
Through wise provision of he Congress
at It's last session the white house which has
become disngured by ineongruous additions 80
changes has now been restored what it was
pfa nned to be by Washington he white hor,ea
is the property of the nation, far
compatible with living 1t should he Kent
as 1t originally was, for same reasons fh-<
We keep Mount Vernon Is 1t orixfasIlv -
II Is good thing preserve such bnf1dfr~~
as histor1c monuments which keep alive chr
Inc reports of the executfve deDart-
communication .-~1o ssa.-i eA-1
White House. Dec i. 1sos. A~.
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11

Praise for Friendly Fiiipinos.
Taking the work of the army and the
civil authorities together. It may be Ques-
toned whether anywhere else in modern
times the world has seen better exam
pie of real constructive craftsmanship
than our people have given in the Philip
pine islands. High praise should also be
given those Fflipinos, in the aggregate
very numerous, who have accepted the
new conditions and Joined with rep
resentatfves to work with hearty good
will for the welfare of the islands
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11

Pressing Needs OF the Navy
For first time
large scale being held under
immediate command of the
Constantly increasing 10 being
paid to the gunnery of the navy. but 1t is yet
that the increase asked for by Secretary
the Navy in the appropriation fuprov-
the Workmanship be granted In bat
only are the shots that
hit : 1t is necessary to provide ample funds
practice with the great guns In time OF peace
These funds provide only for the
purchase proJectiles, for
prizes encourage the gun crews, espe-
ciaI1y gun pointers. perfectinx an
Intelligent system under which alone it is
possible get good practice
There should n build
ing up navy. providing every year addi-
tiona1 fighting craft. We n ric coun-
try. in extent of territory great in
popula ton: country. moreover, which ha
army dirainutive indeed when compared with
that of other nrst-class power We
deliberately made certain uoff-
cies which demand the possession o a drst-
tIy
increase the efficiency of IL the navy
3 sufficient IL
quate navy. then the building OF the canal
would be merely giving hostage to any power
The Globe-republican., 1902-12-11

National Guard Reorganization
The measure providing for the reor-
ganizatfon OF the militia system and for
securing the highest efficiency in the
tiona1 guard. which has already passed
the House, should receive prompt atten-
ton and action 1t Is of great irnpor-
tance that the relation OF the atfonal
guard to the militia and volunteer forces
of the United States should be defined
and that in place of our present obsolete
laws a practical and efficient system
should be adopted.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-30

FOR RENT. A newly
ished room at PIG Hindsf
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Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY.
tlotice to Stockholders.

/ Public notice IL hereby given that special
meeting OF TIE Stockholdets Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company will be held at the
Company's Office in Chicago, Illinois, on Fri
day August 20, 1902 at eleven o'cioc'S in the
forenoon; also that the regular annual meeting
OF the Stock holders of the company will be
held at lis Office in Chicago, H., on Wetlnes-
day, OCTOBER Is, 1902 at noor.
Re permit personal attendance at these meet
ings there will be issued TO each holder OF one
or more shares of the capital stock Of the IL
linois Central Railway Company as regis tered
on the books of the company, at the close OF
business on Friday. Aug. 1902 and to Stock
holders of record on Friday September, 10, 1902.
a ticket enabling him or her totravel free over
the company's lines from the station on the
lIirois Central Railroad nearest to his or her
registered address to Chicago and return, such
ticket to be good for the Journey to Chicago
only during the four days immediately pre-
ceding. and the day of the meeting, and the
four days Immediately following, when pro-
parly countersigned and stamped during busi-
Iess hours-that is to say between a m and >
p Min thu office of the Assistant Secretary
Mr.. W. G. Bruen in Chicago. Such ticket may
be obtained by any holder Of stock regi tered
as above, on application in writing. 10 the Pre-
dent Of the Company in Chicago Each APP
plication must state the full name and address
OF the Stakeholder exactly as gwen in his or
her Certificate of Stock, together with the
number and date of such Certificate. No more
than one person will be carried free in respect
to anv enc holding of stock registered on
the books Of the company.
Chicago, July %, 1901. Secretary
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-30

Fruit cakes zoe per pound at P
Duskas'.
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FUI
Betting Steam Fittings Pumps Pipe Paints Lace Leather and O
and Gus or Write
Bridge Notice.


Wa~h1ngtOn County
By virtue of an order OF the Board OF Super
visors Of said county made this day. sealed
bids are invited to be fled with the undersign-
Monday of September 1902, First. for the con-
struction or . bridge on the roai from Silver
Lake to Granicus, across the bayou in front of
feet in length and to stand at either end five
feet above the level Of the ground, that earth
work may be filed In. Second: For the con-
Rear ee on
across Dry Bayou 40 feet in length, and one
across Gum Slough, 40 feet in length, All
above bridges to be built in accordance with
the old plans and specifications now on file in
the Office of the Chancery Clerk, and the Board
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF Aug 1902.
T. H. HOOD. Clerk
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Look Pleasant Please.

Photographer C. C. HarlIn, Eaton o., can dc
SO now, though for years he couldn't because
he suffered untold agony from the worst form
Of indigestion. All physicians and medicines
fail ed to help him till hetred Electric Bitteri
which worked such wonders for him that he de-
clares they are god send to sufferers from
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Unlivelcd
for diseases of the Stomach Liver and Kid
n eys, they build up end give new life to the
whole system Try them. Only soc, Guarran-
ed by B. FINLAY CO.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-30

Misses and Infants Cousins Ok
fords at less than cost.
The Leader.
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Whence came that springy step. faultless
skin rich rosy complexion, smiling face, She
looks good feels good Here's her secret
ali organs actVe gW r go"d good nc
headaches, no chance for blues Try them
Yourself only Csc at B. D. Finlay & Co.
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Tuition Free
Notice to Contractors
state 1T Mississippi,

Washington County.
Tv virtue Of an order of the Board of Super
v5s0rs Ot said County, made this day, sealed
Abah are Invited to be fiIed with the undersign'
- clerk, on or before nine O'Clock q. m or
Sept. ist 1, 1907 Tor the construction of an ad-
aifiOn to ne ia | in said County the same to bs
mad as Hospi al. The sad addition to be
Aailt In accordance with the plans and speeifi.
cations now ON file in the Office of the Chancery
clerk. The Board reserves the right to reject
mny and all bids. Gwen nnder my hand this
al day Of Aug 1902
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Bridge Notice.
State Of Mississippi,

btdLe OF WlSsIssIppI,
Washington County
by virtue OF an order of the Board of Super
visors of said couny made this day, sealed
III is art invited 10 be fled with the undersign-
ed Clerk, on or before nine O'Clock am on Mon
day September It'll 1902 for the construction Of
said bridge to be built IN accordance with the
old plans and specifications now on file in the
office of the Chancery Clerk and to be IT'S feet
in length. The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Aug 1902,
T. ii. HOOD, Clerk.
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Shatters avn Records.

Twice in hospital r. A. Guiledge, Verbena
Ala paid a vast sum to doctors to cure Sc
ve1e case of piles, caueing "a juniors. Whel
81 failed, Bucklens Arnica Salve soon cureC
Aim. snbdues Inflaration conquers aches
Aalls pains. best Salve in The world. Csc at B
ID. Finlay & Co.
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University Of Mississippi.
Mcxt Session Opens september 18th
1902

Mcxt Session Opens september 18th
1902
twenty-five schools In Departments OF
Nrirnce, Literature and the Arts; Profession u
eanrses In Law, Electrical Engineering, Civil
K2gineering, Mining Engineering, Pedagogy.
Tuition Free
10 men and women, except in Law School. At
5saetiye lacatiOn Complete water, sewer,
NghriDg and heating systems Perfect SANTA
Kan Purest deep well water Enlarged
scientific equipment in new buildings, Special
aees modations for women students. Special
opportunities for students of limited means
session of 1923 opens September 18th, 1902
SKINNER Term 1913, opens. June 18th.
Fslr catalogue or special Information REGARD
ing courses or expenses, address.
r B. FULTON. Chancellor,
University. Miss
Aug-9-o2l
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!. : \. Y. R. R.
Time Tab|e, Nay 18Th, 1902

NO NO Leaves ;55 am. Memphis and New Or
orlesn o E senth 40 p M, Memphis and New
No. l26 Leaves Il a m Riverside North.
10 ~ Leaves 3;1S p. m. Riverside Sontb
No. iS6 Leaves $40 a, m. vicksburg Accom-
NJ NJ 11 %1 arrives 1;l5 p. m. Yicksburg Accom-.
No. ~ Llaves AIS p, m. Percy Accom-
NJ NJ i is5 Leaves 9:4O n. M Leland Accom-
no No. i43 Arrives l2:, s p. M Leland Accom-
no. !40 Leaves l:2O p. m, Moorcs.
No. 145 Arrives d, m. Moores
M NOS; and have sleeping cars Memphis r.
VIEW o"sN WULieans, Trains 1913 and 1875 have narlor
e ef s g,tchsburg to Memps Train i42 connects
made at Wo wI1h IRAN Is Close connections
verging roads. ioans win al
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FOR SALE--I have for sale two
thoroughbred Sothdown rams, New
York stock, and one fine Jersey bull.
BIZ HERBaRT HIRsCH.