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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05

her that Gilbert was an all-night Bat and
a Sport and that he. had a Past:
'.Tfey are trying to Separate u.s." said
Alice, with he. Han O.. her Heart. But
CourageiI will be True: IS.
Gilbert wrote and said he dared not
come to the House, for fear her Father
would take u Shot At him, but II she
loved him, to put Lamp in the Window
and he would be outside in the Rain.
waiting TO learn his Fate. was q
happy Night for Alice.
ext dsv she told her Parents that un-
less they permitted her to marry the
Man of her Heart, she would allure the
World and enter a Convent. They yield
ed and when Gilbert returned she made
a running Leap for him and gave MIN
the Kind Of Reception that ne nae neen
wa ting all the time.
z MORAL: "A Woman never Clings until
some one starts to Pull in the Opposite
Direction.
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CA s I ORA
For Infants and Children.
Tbs Kind You Have Always BsugE
Bears the l<07.
signetuse Of l<ezs(IY HUH

Mr.. c.. II. Hurkan1p. the owner Of
.Kinlock," the celebrated hunter and
jumper, who won the cup at the New
York Horse Show recently, is a good
judge of g horse, and also knows a good
Liniment, too. He writes:
Gentlemen,-I have given tho sample
bottle of Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment
a fair and impartial trial. and find it an
excellent remedy for sprains and shoulder
lameness in horses. In fact. have used
several bottles OF the Liniment with
gratifying results, and 7 am very glad
to recommend it to all in search Of a
good Liniment for lameness or soreness
Of any kind in horses, and shall hereafter
never be without it in my stables.
Very. truly,
CIIAS. n. :HURkAAlP.
DiSie Nerve and Bone Liniment Is the
"Best on Earth for strains, sprains,
rheumatism and all pains. 25c. for a
large bottle everywhere,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05

Once there was a young fellow named
Edward who could make a Dollar go as
for as the next one. He wore Hand
me-Downs that looked as II they had
been made by a Swell Tailor. He kept
his Trousers on Hangers and took such
good care of his Wardrobe that Sal,
would last him 8 to Years. He shaved
himself and BACKED his own Shoes and
borrowed Paper TO read.
So that although his Salary Didn't make
him round shouldered taking it Home. he
was enabled to soak a coupe of th Green
Kim each Month and was contemplating
Matrimony.
Edward estimated that two of them
could get along comfortably on his Pay
without cracking the Nest Egg In Fact,
he had 1t all figured out. The House
Rent would be so much and the Gro
ceries would stand him something. and
then he allowed 5000 a year for Clothing.
He knew that he could worry along on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
KNIGHTS Of the Mystic Chain.
fsnacial nIsnatch to The Times.,

Especial DIspatcn 10 = ne 11r''-'.7
SALEM, VA, January AT their last
meeting. Salem Lodge, Ancient ORDER
KNIGHTS of Mystic Chain. elected the 1ol-
lowing officers: Sir knlght Iast In In
wander II. A. Oakley; Sir knight Com
man1er W. A. Beagle: Sir Knight Vice
Commander, G. A. Bowman: Marshal.
n. D. WnlteseN; Chaplain, G. T. Kern;
inside Guard, c. J. Haislp: Recording
scribe T, H. Camper: Treasurer, T.: Z.
Bonn. Outside Guard, E. NJ Gross; Irus-
tee ". NJ. Holmes. Mr.. H a. Oakey
was elected representative to Select cas-
lie with r. W. Whitescarver as alternate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
Nobody could describe it. Even you

Nobody could descr1os IL bVen 500
smart reporters of to-day. and you are
the smartest men In the world. couidn
do it justice. And there were others.
Bless my soul. there was eloquence in
Virginia a long time before this Consti-
tutional Convention assembled"
The following are the names OF the cleo
tors voted for on the ticket. at the bot
tom of which was the Injunction: "Be
sure to write your name on the back Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
HOT SPRINGS IN YOUR HOME.

The new Buckeye Folding Bath Cabi-
made. It's simplicity and ease of adjust
ment and use will commend It to you
as the best Bath Cabinet on the mar
ket- Nothing better than good sweat
for most any trouble. Price IS for Bath
Cabinet, Alcohol Safety Stove and Rect
mes for all kinds of indicated baths at
owens &: Minor Drug Co.. and at the CITY
Drug Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
Til. Modern Fable of The Girl Who Had He
peasouing Powers With Her.

certain Woodworking Butterfly. who
met a Girl in the Afternoon and called
on her that Evening. had little System
of his own. He believed that the correct
Method was to tell each New One all
about how the Others were crazy to Land
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05

Letters or send my Photo. have
learned to put blue Tag on the Man
who tells all he lowe.
MURAL: The Man WHO tells you about
the Last One, Will tell the Next One
about you.
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ticket" and the system of voting was
EIECTORA

ELECTORS.
First District-E w. -.4asSenburg, OF
Portsmouth.
, Second Dissrtct-Thonas H Campbell.
of Nottoway.
ln.u D.s,rict-A- Hughes billiard. o.
Henry.
rourrh District-James Garland, OF
Campbell.
rim Dtstrict-John Goode, Jr.. of Bed
ford.
9Th District-Alex Jones, of Chester
field.
-vyenth Dis.rict-william B. Taltaferro.
OF Gloucester.
Elgh,n Distrtct-R L. Montague. OF
Middlesex.
u District-James Barbour. of Gull
pepper.
..,h Distrfct-J. Randolph Tucker. OF
Frederick.
E.esea,h District-John T. Harris. o.
Rockingham.
Twelfth Dlstrtc.-A. G. Pendseton. OF
Giles,
Thirteenth Distrtct-John B. Floyd, of
Washington.
out,senth Distriot-samuel I. Hays
OF Gilmer.
fifteenth District-sherr.ra Clemens. OF
Ohio.
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The modern Fable Of the Roundabout Way ia
Which Gilbert Made Himself Strong With

Gilbert was engaged to marry Refined
Alice, Daughter OF the Commission Mer-
chant
He was on the List of EligibIes that
every Mother in Town tad in her Writ
ing Desk. The Parents on both sides of
the Fence had given their Consent. All
Preliminaries had been arranged. There
was not a Cloud in the Sky. 1t was a
tame everyday, colorless kind Of Court
ship. and that is why it cid not suit
Alice.
She wanted to be Engaged to some one
who would send a Secret Message by the
Faithful Servant and then climb a Rope
Ladder and try to Kiss her through a
Screen Window. Her idea of meeting a
Lover was to slip out on q Dark Might
ana find him at the rrysting-Place, mut-
fec in a Cloak. There was no particular
Excitement in being under Contract to
one who came In the Front Way. So she
wearied OF the Alliance, and Gilbert be-
gan to have Visions OF himself losing his
Number 81
He knew that she wanted a Love AZ
fair with a few sreaks of Melodrama
in 1t and rather than pass up Good
Thing he hxed 1t for her,
He got her Father into a Poker Party
and ,,ffed him out OF his Money and
then jcshed him Alice's Father went
home an 4 said that he ha been mistaken
!, in the Young Man and perhaps she had
better cali the Deal of. Then q lot of
Gilbes.t,s Friends went around tor see
her and they began to Knock. They told
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05
q "a Eg To FLA.
,.a,, n. Tha KIND You Hara Arrays Baugh
's, :; lsx1657azzzm
wETAKE THIS OCCASION

to assert that nice box OF Lovingly S
Choice Candy. is always in order as q
present for you wife, sister or the other
fellows sister, and that we, have that
nice box of Lowney's Choice Candy. Call
IN seasonable time on Ovens and Minor
s Drug CO., opposite the postonice. or City
Dr,1g store, Fifteenth and Main Streets
near which we could not prevent the
building OF the Main-Street S. AL. and
G. and O. Station. Excelsior for all
kinds Of packing at the CITY q 9. Drug Store,
'nhone q.
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Gilbert was engaged to marry Refined
Alice, Daughter OF the Commission Mer-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
jokes FATAL ENDING.
Westport Man Dies as the Result of
Prank

Westport Man Dies as the Result of a
Prank
Bridgeport, May 1--Richard McDon-
aid of Westport awenty-six years old
single, died yesterday at the Bridgeport
hospital of exhaustion caused by star
walton, primarily due to structure of the
aesophagus. For two weeks he had
been dying because of inability to Sc
cure sufficient food to keep him alive.
Last November he too ka drink of
cider with friends, who. for Joke,
poured a portion of the contents of
another bottle into McDonald's glass.
Mcdonald was removed to the Bridge
port hospital, where he remained a
short time and was discharged as i'm
proved. He suffered relapse how
ever, about month ago, and was
again taken to the institution. He was
fed entirely on liquid foods and when
the structure became so acute two
weeks ago that the food could not be
administered through his mouth and
throat, an operation was performed
and tube introduced directly into his
stomach through which Mcdonald was
fed.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
USE MADE OF AGUINALDO

Further Testimony by General MacAr-
Filipino Leaders Craftiness
Washington, May 1.-Major General
Macarthur to-day continued his testi~
mony before the senate committee on
the Philippines. Answering a question
by Senator Culberson, he said that
Aguinaldo and the Filipino people were
justified in concluding that the actions
OF the United States army were sympa-
thetic The Filipinos, he said were in
resentful and vindictive opposition to
SPAIN and any active force on their
part against Spain naturally helped the
United States, and vice versa; but
there was a distinct purpose through
the intercourse between Americans and
Filpinos to repudiate the idea of direct
cooperation which in any way COM
mitted the United States to a policy.
General Merritt, he said, was under the
strictest orders not to commit the gov
eminent, but Aguinaldo was anxious
to make an artificial record which
would oblige General Merritt to do
something he did not want to do.
1.-THE Filipino" said General MscAr-
thur. has quite q comprehensive
knowledge of Latin diplomacy"
Aguinaldo was landed at Manila
aboard an American warship because
he was a useful individual, who could
be employed in manner that would
contribute to American success.
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NOMINAL DAMAGES.

Judge Elmer of the superior court
yesterday handed down a decision in
the case of Nehemiah Candee, admins
traitor, against the Winchester Avenue
Rilaroad company, awarding the plain
tiff $25 and costs.
Candee is administrator of the estate
of Charles Bidwell, VINO was killed in
West Haven on July 20, 1900, He was
waiter in New Haven. While rid
ing on an open car returning from
Savin Rock, he got up and gave his
seat to woman and stood on the run
ming board While standing there an
other car came along from the opposite
direction, struck him and killed him.
The administrator sued for $4,000
damages.
The court finds that Bidwell did not
use proper precaution and therefore
awards only nominal damages
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
GOOD NIGHT AND PLEASANT
DREAMS

when we Sleep" said Leigh Hunt
is the time the spirit goes to take its
airy rounds" II advise you to sleep
in peace and wake in JOY" said Sir
Walter Scott. Sleep" said DR.. Holmes,
fingers all our lifetime near our eyes
as night hovers all day in the boughs of
the fir tree
All of which Is fine as silk and makes
sleep seem as easy thing to come at
as a glass of beer Is to the fellow who
has nickel still left in his vest pocket,
All the same, millions of people tumble
about on their beds, praying in vain to
the somnolent gods from the moment
they touch the pillow till daylight
squeezes in through the blinds.
THE worst enemies of sleep" says a
medical authority, ARE overwork, over
eating and the habitual use of stimuli
ants Yes, and the worst enemy OF
dry clothes is the habit--df man has
it, of falling into the water. What we
want is cure for dyspepsia-which Of
all the enemies of sleep is the meanest
and worst. That cure Is Mother Sell
gels Syrup. 1t cures not only dyspep-
STA but also govt rheumatism, liver and
kidney complaints, asthma, bronchitis
and constipation--ali chips from the
same old block. And nervous tribula-
tions too, for when the big digestive
organs work right the nerves and the
breathing machinery run like chron-
ometer. The record of this remedy for
almost generation in Europe is one of
brilliant and unbroken success. More
people owe health and life to it than to
any other devised by human brains.
Get bottle and see for yourself. Then
good night and sweet sleep. Mrs. J. M.
of 20 Hallock Street, New Haven, Conn,
says, 1--WE have used Mother SeigePs
Curative Syrup In our family for three
years. My husband was very sick with
Malaria and our attention was called to
this medicine. He decided to try it.
After taking two bottles of it he was
cured. Later, | was run down and took
it as tonic and it cured me. / cheer
fully recommend 1t as an invaluable
medicine"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

issued from the United States patent
office, Tuesday, April 30, 1902, for the
state of Connecticut, furnished from
the office of Seymour g. Earl, solicitors
of patents, S6S Chapel street, New Ha-
ven, Conn.
c. A. Bailey, Cromwell, cartridge.
H. l.. Book, assignor to the Veeder
Manufacturing Co., Hartford, casting
machine.
f, e. Chapman, Waterbury, hook and
eye.
A. T. Draper, assignor of fve-sixths to
G. H. Eimmons and NJ H. Lambert,
shoemakers jack.
G. P. Fenner, New London, sheet de-
livery apparatus.
w. K Henry, assignor to P. & r.
Corbin, New Britain bracket.
Nm. Hill, East Hampton, bicycle
bell, two patents.
G. w. Kellogg, Hartford, air pump
Same, sterilizing apparatus.
l.. L. Kelsey, Guilford, assignor to
Federal Glue Co.. Jersey City; carrier
and drier.
M. Laramie, Willimantic, animal
trap,
G. B. Pickop, assignor to P. d f. Cor
bin, New Britain, sliding door.
j. C. Pratt, assignor of one-half to A.
l.. Foster, Hartford, expansible pulley.
G. 4. Smith, assignor to North &
Judd Manufacturing Co., New Britain
fastening device.
r. Tove, South Norwalk, window
braket or step.
j. H. Towers, assignor to p. f, Cor
bin. New Britain, fire hose shut-off
f. W. Tucker, Milford, assignor of
one-half to j. l., Benton, Lynn, Mass,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
CALLS FOR WAR ORDERS.

Resolutions Adopted by Senate and
House.
Washington, May 1.-The house Of
representatives to- day adopted the Bur-
Lesson resolution, calling upon the war
department for copies of all orders to
the commanding officers in the Philip
pines bearing upon the operations IN
Samar under General Jacob III. Smith.
AT the conclusion of routine business
in the senate to-day a resolution of
fered yesterday by Mr. Culberson, dem,
of Texas. calling Cor information as to
recent orders issued in the Philippines,
was adopted.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
INJUNCTION CASE ARcITED

Judge w. s. Case of the superior
court heard testimony yesterday in an
injunction suit brought by David j.
Green of Milford against Wallace
White. It came up on a motion to dis
solve the injunction. Green bought out
an ice business from White and alleges
that there was an agreement whereby
White was not to sell ice in Milford
White disputes the complaint. The
case was not finished and court ad-
journed until Tuesday next.
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INSURANCE
THAT
INSURES.

The Old Phenix ms. Co of New York,
with $6,90S,5s4,S Cash Assets and g.
77S,749.55 Surplus to Policy Holders, is
now represented by Chas. Wilson & Co.,
Agents, at AZ Church Street, where the
largest number Of the very Oldest and
Strongest Companies are located, and
the business so divided among them
large confiagration here would not seri-
ously affect any one of them. Please
call, examine the Insurance Commits
sioner's Report, and obtain the lowest
rates for insurance.
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SCHOONER LIBELLED.

Schooner Allen Quincy of New Lon
don was libeled at Mystic for $3.50 Wed
nesday, damages alleged to have been
done to the Mystic drawbridge cross
ing the Mystic river at Main street.
The Quincy colided with the bridge on
Monday while passing through the
draw.
The papers in the case are returnable
TO the United States circuit court at
Hartford on May o.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
YALE HARVARD DEBATING
TEAM

The Yale VS.. Harvard debating team
held another debate last night in AL
Osborn hall The varsity team spoke
in the following order, supporting the
negative of the resolution, Resolved,
That Chinese laborers be excluded from
our insular possessions; George Dana
Graves '03 L. s., l., V. Phillips 90,
Abraham Tuln O3 Mi. IuIln occu-
pied the place on the team hitherto held
by Robert Ewell '03 and the change
shows that Professor Reynolds, the
head coach, is by no means decided up
on the personnel of the team that VIII
meet Harvard May II in this city Last
night the following men supported the
Affirmative (Harvard's side) against the
varsity: Lynden of the law school,
Binkard of the scientific school, and
Lockwood of tie law school. Another
trial debate will be held at the end of
this week
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
ANOTHER COURT MARTIAL.
President Orders the Trial of Major

President Orders The Trial of Major
Glenn.
Washington, May 1.-Following the
precedent set in the case OF General
Smith, the president has himself,
through Secretary Root, ordered the
trial by court martial of Major Edwin
F. Glenn, Fifth infantry, one of the Of
ficers referred to as a participant in
the administration of the waterlcure,
In the testimony developed before the
senate Philippine committee recently
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IN AND ABOUT The COURTS
REAGAN MURDER CASE TO BE
COMMENCED NEXT TUESDAY.

Famous Meriden Pool Room Bribery
Cases Settled YesterdRy-YOung Fire
bugs Sent TO State Prison -"sh orty
= Moses" Enjoined Other Court Matters
Twenty-Five new Jurors have been
summoned to appear in the criminal
side of superior court, Tuesday morn
ing, when the murder case against Mi
chael Reagan will be called by State
Attorney William II. Williams Reagan
is charged with beating his wife to
death. He pleaded not guilty to the
charge but the grand jury indicted
him on the charge of murder in the
second degree.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

Doctors Speaking of your trouble
with your husband, do you know that
it is a scientific fact that meat causes
bad temper?"
Mrs DeJarr--"Oh, yes, | have noticed
it always does, and especially when it's
burnt, New York Weekly.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
HOME FROM INDIA

Rev, Robert a. Hume, president OF
the India Christian EndeaVor union,
brother Of Miss Sarah A Hume, the
city missionary, arrived from India
Tuesday for stay OF two months in
this country He leaves for Spring
field Mass, to-day for short stay.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
IN WEST HAVEN COURT

Charles Harry and Francis Carney
OF West Haven were before Judge
Bryant in the town court yesterday on
the charge of breach of the peace Har-
ty was fined 81 and costs and Carney
was discharged. The young had fight
at Savin Rock on April 10.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
ONERRTTED

Judge Thayer has overruled the de-
PENDANTS demurrer to the complaint in
the suit of James WEIGH, Jr.. against
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company, and the plain
tiff is given permission to amend the
complaint by adding that he was not
guilty of contributory negligence.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
A FoRECLosuRE SUIT.

Notice of an action of foreclosure
brought by Henry c. Rowe against
Michael L. Doherty was filed in the
town clerks office yesterday afternoon
The property involved is on Poplar
street and the case is retunable to the
city court on May IL.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

because Robinson headed the conspira-
cy. Louis Mozelsky, who was tried on
the same charge, was acquitted by the
jury last week
Immediately after the denial of the
motion for new trial in the case of
Robinson, Attorney Murphy took an
appeal to the supreme court of errors.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02
REFORM SCHOOL BOYS SENTENC.
ED

John Robinson and Edward Knapp,
former inmates of the Connecticut
School for Boys, was yesterday sem
fenced to terms in state prison by
Judge Milton A. Shumway of the supe-
ror court for setting fire to the school
in an attempt to escape Robinson was
given not less than four years, not more
than seven; Knapp not less than three,
nor more than seven.
Judge Shumway denied the motion
for a new trial and then imposed SEN
tence. State Attorney Williams asked
for a heavier sentence for Robinson,
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FIsH,s CASE NoLLEn.

State Attorney Williams yesterday
nolled the case Of Samuel Fish, charged
with embezzlement by bailee of SIS from
Morris Diamond. The nolle was entered
while the case was on trial.