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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-13
THE wADD1NGHAM APPEAL.

Before Judge Roraback in the superb
or court yesterday the case OF Robert
Waddingham's appeal from probate
was heard.
The administrators are e. G. stod-
dard, General e. T. Bradley and Mrs
Mamie waddingham. The probate
court allowed Mr.. stoddard $500 for
services, General Bradley $4,000 and
Mrs Waddingham $4,000. The sum Of
$1.5S2.1o was allowed Bristol, Stoddard
& Bristol, for counsel fees. -7-s
There is nothing in the Waddingham
estate for heirs or creditors. 1t is hope
lessly insolyent.
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John Sullivan

The funeral Of John Sullivan was held
from his late residence at No. 1874 Hamil-
ton street at half-past eight o'clock yester-
day morning, and from u requiem high
O'Clock. The mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father 0'Brien. The services were very
largely attended by friends and the inter.
ment was in st. Bernard's cemetery.
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Eugene A. Beecher to Domenico Cosenyo
ct al. house and lot at No. % Franklin
street.
New Milford Savings bank to Solomon
Rosenbluth, land on Congress avenue.
Warner d. Judson to Robert e. Winnie,
house and lot on Second street, 25x1o0
feet "a
Lizzie G. Rowe to Robert A. Palmer, land
on Grand avenue, 152x1S3 feet.
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NO ERROR.

The supreme court, sitting in consult
alton here, handed down a decision in
the appeal Of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad company
from the decision in the matter of the
spur track in Terryville. The court
finds no error, thus sustaining the rail-
road commissioners.
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The annual meeting of the Interna-
tional Silver company, which was to
have been held in Jersey City yester-
day, was adjourned for one week. It
was announced that there was no quo
rum present. ...2. IT -a
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WILL PAN rs PER CENT.

Attorney Carl A. Mears, trustee on
the bankrupt estate of Victor A.
Wright, filed his report yesterday.
Property of the estate in Fair Haven
sold for $4,000 and the estate will pay
rs per cent. :"
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CHURCH SOCIAL.

The Methodist church of West Haven
gave a musical in the town hall in
West Haven last evening which was
enjoyed by large number Of people.
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A MISCREANT.

Some miscreant threw a stone yester-
day afternoon which broke the large
glass window of the saloon at 81
Church street.
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Nathan S. Thresher, for forty-three
years station master at the Berlin sta
ton of the. New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, died Tuesday, aged
seventy years.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Mrs. Roman Rosstsky.

Mrs. Roman Rosetsky. who has been III
at the hospital for the past three months,
died at the New Haven hospital yesterday
morning. Deceased resided in TOrrington
previous to her last illness and the remains
viii be taken to that city this morning for
interment. = husband and one child sur
viye. Deceased was twenty-eight years Of
age.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Those Which Occurred Yesterday.
Warrantee Deeds.
William II. Landen to Frederick b. Brill,
land on Court street, 20x6S feet.
Herbert a. ShiDman ct al to John Men
1illlo, land on Canal street, 80 feet.
John Russell to Bridget T. Ross, land on
Grand avenue, 28x70 feet, house and lot.
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| CUT PRICES

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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Fhsater.
IyDeTIoI = NNGNNeE.
FAVERSHAM FRIDAY AND SATuR-
DAY.

FAVERsHAM FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY.
William Fayershan who appears at
the Hyperion on Friday and Saturday
nights this week and at the Saturday
matinee is one of the best known men
on the stage. He will be seen in
Charles Frohman's production Of H. V.
EsmOnd's play "Imprudence." The AL
bany Journal says: Mr.. Faversham, as
Jack Frere, gave a painstaking con-
scientious and altogether acceptable in
depreciation. He was received with en-
thusiasm and gained frequent and pro-
longed applause from the cultivated
and discriminating audience. Jeffreys
Lewis, as Mrs. Jim Greaves, the excit-
able and jealous wife, was not excelled
by any player in this excellent COM
pany. Hers was an admirable piece of
work. Fay Davis a pretty English
girl, who is now playing her first en-
gagement in America, made a most fav-
orable impression as Wilhelmina. She
was especially clever in the love scenes
and also evinced much aptitude in COM
edy effort. The part of Jim Greayes
was capitally acted by Richard Ben
nett and was one of the features of the
performance. The highest praise must
be accorded Charles Harbury as Cir
Harry Harmon, Hilda Spong as Lady
Duncan, w. H. Thompson as Mr.. Mum
kittrick. Julian ,LEstrange as Captain
| Becker, Joseph Francoer as Mr.. Rad
| dies. Wallace Eskimo as Hagson, Geor-
gia Dickson as the Hon. Mrs. Herring,
Annie Adams as Lady Fairleigh, Helen
Lowell as Miss Perrott, Helen Douglas
as Fielding and Caroline Starbuck as
| Fowler. The company as whole has
| seldom, If ever, been surpassed in mer-
1t by any Frohman company seen in
| Albany.
Francis Wilson and company COM
| prising one hundred people and aug
mented archestra and brass band will
present the, reigning London Gaiety
theater success 1.-THE Toreador" at the
Hyperion next Monday and Tuesday,
which ran for seventeen weeks last sea-
son at the Knickerbocker theater, New
York, and was pronounced one Of the
best of recent musical comedies. An
elaborate and effective stage production
has been provided, and the scenes are
picturesque to degree.
Sir Arthur Sullivan's last opera 1.-The
Emerald Isle with the original COM
pany and effects intact as presented by
Jefferson DeAngelis and the Jefferson
DeAngelis Opera company is announc-
ed for presentation here next Wednes-
day night at the Hyperion.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
Save Colorado.
(From the Colorado Springs Gazette.)

(From the Colorado Springs GaZette.)
II the action of the Democratic state convention In in
dorsng the candidacy of H. NJ Teller his
United States had been the result of
take the senatorial contest out of the state campaign
It would have been highly commendable
1t is of the main objections against the present
roundabout method of the principal arguments
of direct election of senators by the people, that
election far than its real
that interests neglected and
shadowed the efforts to gain the big prize OF
politics..
the Democratic action based upon such
commendable DESIRE On the contrary the Endorsement
Teller the result of decision to force him
prominent a position tina. he would be made the main
issue campaign the exclusion of every
terest overshadowng of every candidate the
possible the dsgacefu of the Democratic party
years.
1t has certainly not added to the esteem in which
Teller is held by the people of Colorado that should
perate of political scoundres disgraced
injured any state, and certainly the voters will
fooled into such bunder is proposed to them by
the Democracy.
Mr.. Teller himself is not without share OF the re.
sponsbility for the evils that have
the fusion predominance and he adds greatly that
responsibility in serving the Democratic catspaw
this campaign.
No in Colorado is important that he is superior
to the interests and honor of the state.
1t is necessary to discuss Mr.. Tellers char.
acter. ability and record.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Under the Bucklin amendment. II
the Improvement is exempt from taxa
ton. and the lost and improvement arc
separate properties ms the Bucklinltcs
contend. It follows that the improve
ment cannot be sold for non-paymcnt
OF taxes. 1f, however. the lot on
which the Improvement is erected be,
gold by the county for non-payment of
taxes. what will the purchaser OF the
tax certificate receiver At the end OF
three years he will have right to re-
ceive deed for the lot, but will have
not right to the Improvement thereon.
nor TO receive a dollar of the rent. The
owner OF the improvement can still
collect his rent without paying taxes
and the county will get no revenue
from the property.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Under the Bucklin amendment, Nifty
seven counties may each once In four
years vote for n different system OF
taxation. resulting In the state having
ff,y-seyen systems OF taxation. liable
to change every four years In fifty
seven different why's. leading TO the ut
ter confusion In the finances of tho
state. endless litigation, withdrawal OF
capital from the state. discouragcmcnt
OF manufacturers which require stable
conditions and consequent discharge
of laborers from employment
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The tax on personally is in general
80 light at present that It is no fine on
industry whatever when compared
with the profits made on most OF IT,
The owners OF this property. which
can burn or be stolen, are to be al
lowed fire and police protection. are to
have their children sent to the pub
lie schools, and can seek the protcc-
ton of the courts. and yet not pay one
cent for this service II the Bucklin
amendment should be carried into ef-
feet. while the owners OF lots which
cannot burn or be stolen. and who do
not need this protection. are obliged
to pay for all of It. The downright In
justice. as well as absurdity of thke
will Immediately strike any citizen of
Colorado who has the least sense Of
honor.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

BY exempting personal property and
improvements. under the Bucklin
amendment (erroneously styled tho
Australasian tax SYSTEM. the land OF
the various counties will be burdencd
with the whole taxation. except an in
significant amount on the rights OF
way OF railroads. As many vacant lots
under this system will be coniiscated
to tho counties and ccase paying taxes.
the taxation will have to be increased
on the remaining real estate, until thiS
In also confiscated. Under these cir
sumstnnccs what sane man would build
an Improvement on q lot which tho
county is going to confscate7
II there is no demand for tho I'm
provcment. can any amount of taxDA,
tion on the vacant lot make n man
build one? Would not all buildinH
cease and workmen be thrown ou. "
employment
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Railroad which resulted in the appointment of Mr. Trum
bull receiver and the organization OF the Colorado
Southern Railway Company.
Since 1896 he has had full charge all the legal
affairs in connection with the settlement
the late John Evans During that time he also sole
executor of the estate OF the late Ex-Governor Samuel H.
Ebert In 1892 he elected to the Colorado Legislature
representative from Arapahoe county receiving the
largest of candidate the House upon
publican ticket He the leader of the Republican
fairs in the House during the regular and special
Of the Ninth General Assembly In 1894 he took active
part in the Republican campaign speaking in nearly every
section of the In 1895 and 1896 he
state board OF pardons
In 1896 he elected alternate for Senator Teier
to the St Louis national convention. and under the In
sructons of the Republican state convention did feel
liberty take seat in the convention when
Teller left but his return to Colorado Joined the
knley club and supported the straight Republican ticket
In 1898 he candidate the Republican ticket
from Arapahoe county and although again
receiving the largest vote OF candidate for the
the Republican ticket he defeated in
with of the ticket In 1900 nominated by the
Republicans of the First Congressional district
candidate for representative in Congress. and
thorough campaign OF the entire district He succeeded
in increasing the Republican vote in the district
1898, 4151s. but with the rest the
publican ticket failed of election.
He is a member of the Denver Chamber OF Commerce.
Of which body he served director in 1897. which
time through efforts the Chamber of Commerce took
up subject endeavoring to equitable
rates for Colorado. is also member OF the Unv.rSity
Club of Denver and Mason being past master Union
lodge No. Z of Denver
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

What security will mortgages have
when the land on which they are based
is contiscated? What security will
there be in the stock OF building asso-
Citations which stock lis held by work
men all over Colorado7 The Bucklin
amendment destroys all these values.
Who Will renew loans under such cir
cumstRnces? What eastern capital VIII
come here to develop the resources of
the state and give employment to
labor?
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
Robert w. Bonynge.

n OBERT W. BONYNGE. Republican nominee for
n Congress, born in the city New York, Sep.
tember 8, 1863. Educated the public schools OF
that city, graduated from the College City
New York in 1882. In 1885 graduated Columbia
College Law School, and at the time
of the state January 90 1886 was
spring of removed to Denver, since
been engaged active practice his profession
Among of the more prominent in which he
has interested The Medley Savage cases. in
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Where land values are so highly
taxed as to amount To a greater tnS on
land value than the present tax now
on both land value and Improvement.
as would be the case In many in
stances under the Bucklin amendment
dishonesty called the Aus,ralasian
tax. what exemption would the i'm
proycment have? II lis up TO the Buck
tinites TO answer.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

What kind OF local option is that
which allows all the option to one fell
low. as provided by the Bucklin amend
ment tmisnamed the Australasian
taxi, and none TO the other? The land
owner will be taxed at all events and
has no option at all The Bucklini;es
are afraid to trust the people TO decide
whether or not they will exempt real
estate.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

which Dotn medley
and Savage had been
convicted Of murder
in the first degree and
tentenced to be hung.
When Mr.. Bonynge in
1889 took the cases to
the Supreme Court of
the Uni t ed States
upon a writ of habeas
corpus, which resulted
in the absolute dis
charge OF both pris-
oners, upon t h g
ground that the stat
ute under which they
had been sentenced
was ex post facto.
and. therefore. void.
He was one of the
attorneys for ex-Gov-
ernor Evans in the
suit against the Union
Pacific. Denver a. Gulf
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The airship in which Mr.. Spencer.
the English aeronaut. is making his
thirty-mile flights. has a pug nose.
Eventually it will land in the demni-
ton bow-wows.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

e. A. Robinson, who has just fallen
heir to 81 100000, says he is going to
spend his whole fortune in eighteen
months. No, Mr.. Robinson is not one
of those vulgar Americans. He lives
in London and was born there.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

II the safeguards OF the constitution
should be broken down and under the
Bucklin amendment dishonesty
named the Australasian taxi real es-
tate could be confscated, the way
could be opened by another amendment
to confiscate all property.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

(; They are now paying $4,000 apiece
for boxes at the opera in New York.
It must be the intention to have all
the lady members Of the troupe in
tights.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

A Maine man has been pronounced
insane because he ate raw beef. What
would his fellow citizens have thought
OF him had they found him burning
coal?
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

II the "Australasian' tax amend
ment should be adopted. the power to
tax corporations ut all may be relln-
luished. and It will only be n question
of the will and power of the corpora
lions TO influence legislatures. county
boards and city councils whether this
shall be done or not. And yet Senator
Bucklin poses rs the champion OF the
poor mani"
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

! A Chicago woman Is seeking a
divorce from her husband who is des.
cribed as an enthusiastic amateur
pugilist. She says he was too en-
thusiastic.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The working man who with the saw
ings of years has bought lot, expect
ing to build thereon home. will find
his lot confiscated under the Buckiin
amendment tmisnamed the Australia
sian taxi. and perhaps the earnings OF
life time swept away.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

From the published pictures of the
count de la Escosura, the putatiye
husband of the Spanish queen dow.
ager, her majesty could have got a
better looking man by patronizing q
matrimonial agency.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

There is news in the fact that Bos.
ton man lost his wife in Buffalo while
ON a wedding trip. 1t would have
been scarcely worth mentioning had
the couple hailed from Chicago.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The hour is to get Colorado in line with
the national Republican party take the admins.
traon of affairs of the of the nef1cien
and self-seeking Democratic gang
No patriotic citizen of the state will heed
cry of Save Teller" when the honor and interests Of
Colorado
SAVE COLORADO!
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Harriet Huggme of Youngstown
wants her name changed. If she fully
appreciates the snap she has with
such a name she will have little trou-
BILE getting 1t changed.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Perhaps If Gov. Salazar Of Colom-
bia, would put a wet towel on his
head and dampen it with ico water
occasionally, it would soothe his
seething brain.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The judge who decided that piano
playing is disorderly conduct evident
ly had been hearing some of the latest
popular music interpreted by his
neighbors.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

No, no, Sir Thomas. don't try any
balloon trips across the English chan.
mel until after the third Shamrock
has been beaten.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Peary says he could discover the
north pole II he had 100000. But
II he had 100000 why should he ever
want to do anything as disagreeable
as discovering the pole?
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Twenty-four thousand people at a
ball game in Philadelphia! They
haven't sunk to the ping pong point
of athletics there as yet.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

A sweethearts' trust has been or
ganized in Nebraska town to correct
the Incorporate habits of the young
men. OF course. in case like this,
1t will be permissible to water the
stock.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The kind of monopoly the so-called
Australasian tax taxes is the building
lot which the poor widow or orphan
has inherited from the husband or
father
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Is 1t not absurd to fine the farmer SO
heavily by taxation as to render the
cultivation OF his farm absolutely un-
profitable. as would be done under the
Bucklin amendment?
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

II Peary is correctly reported, he
thinks the north pole can be reached
for 100000" Even the north pole
has its price!
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

A Kentucky girl Of unusual beauty
is doing more damage in the fashion
able circles of New York than any
thing that Col. Watterson may say.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

King Alfonso wants to rehabilitate
the Spanish navy. Gen. Weyler ad-
vocates an expansion Of the army. Is
Spain getting ready for another fight7
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

1t is absurd for Colorado to adopt
law repudiated by every country in the
civilized world. as is the case with the
local single tax measure Of Senator
Bucklin.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The more we read about King Leo
pold of Belgium the less we feel like
making our best bow to him when he
comes to visit us.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
COMMENTS ON THE
BUCKLlN AMENDMENT

The Bucklin amendment, misnamed
the Australasian tax, is not permissive
at all as to the owner OF real estate; it
is mandatory.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

purpose of marrying union mel
only. Get your working cards, boys
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Bogus Chicago matrimonial agents
were fined $10O each, but they will
need only four or five good victims to
get II back.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The Bucklin system of taxation Is
not in operation in New Zealand. the
other Australasian colonies, nor in
any country on the face of the earth.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Mr.. Edison has just made another
OF his justly celebrated predictions.
but the horse is still jogging along.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The man who gets wife from a
matrimonial agency generally has rea-
son to believe that the camera lies
like sixty.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

No man can serve two masters.
to serve two mistresses.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

the saucy little boy whose brother is
the biggest fellow in the school.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Yet how many of us, even with a
full complement of toes, could have
done better than Peary did?
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Most of us know just how Explorer
Baldwin felt when he found that he
was short of coal.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Diamonds are worth $500, 100000 a
ton. Remember this, and don't pay
D cent more.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Arctic explorers do not succeed in
Nnding much except one another's re-
mains.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Shall we rx our stoves o-er TO purn
soft coal or Kansas corn?
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

The Democratic state ticket the selection through
Ex-Governor Thomas. and II elected will most
tanly be controlled largely by him. Mr. Thomas OF
leading corporation lawyers of the state At time in
his career shown sympathy fellowship with
aboring and they have absolutely nothing to
hope for from him. 1t knowledge OF this fact that
Lieutenant and his friends
Democracy the Socialist party. However
on their joining this latter organization they
unquestionaby right in the belief that it would be
sutfying for ticket nominated under
such auspices.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Not every Democrat is boodler but all the boodlers
in Arapahoe county Democrats.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

How would Roosevelt and Mitchell sound for cam
paign cry In 1904?
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Professor Parsons of Colorado College Mr. Roost
welt is greatest this country has produced sine
lincoln We have heard dissent from that proposition