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CHARLES r. MILLER.

Charles r Miller. for many years prominent
resident OF New-Lots, who, real estate oper-
ator and promoter. aided in the development Of that
section into the Twenty-sixth Ward Of Brooklyn.
died on Sunday at his home in Highland Boule-
ward. near Barbey-st. He was born in Middletown
y. Y. eighty-hve years ago. and settled IN New
Lots in 1852. AT time he was Il Republican
leader in that section. In Toledo he became a
banker and started The Toledo Commercial Inc
funeral viii be 30 D to-day.
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don't want any more pay. Cuba certainly does not
need to incur that enormous debt 10 pay the Amer
lean soldiers and sailors. The Cuban guerilla SOL
diers have had already 100000 present from
the United States Government
think 10 is time that the Cuban people should
come to their senses and realize one or two things
about their welfare which they seem TO fg-
nore-the Platt amendment TO their political con-
sututicn, in particular.
AN AMERICAN SOLDIER.
New-York, Sept. 90 1903
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GEORGE (. WILCOX.

George E. Wilcox, who died at Riversville. Conn.
IS to be buried on Friday from the North Green
wich Church. Mr.. Wilcox was born in Chenille.
Conn. and was seventy-twO years Of age. He
made his home during his entire life in the place Of
his birth. where he succeeded his father in bust
ress which firm is now known Josiah wilcox s
Son. Mt Wilcox was a director in the Port Ches-
ter National Bank and a trustee Of the North
Greenwich Church both Of which Offices viii lose
worthy representative. He leaves a widow, a son
nd Eurr-rr
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Columbus Miss, Sept. Z2.-Louis H. Ackert,
trainrnaster Of the Southern Railway, who vas
struck by a train at Greenvile. Miss. last night
died to-day He was a brother Of Charles II.
Ackert general manager Of the Southern Rail-
way.
St Paul MINI. Sept. 22.-E. J. Hodgson. presi-
dent OF the Security Trust Company. died at his
home last night from a complication OF diseases
He was sixty-two years old
Syracuse. Sept rs. c. Hayden. seventy-three
years old. pioneer business man Of this city,
died to-day.
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THE REV. L. H. scHwAs RESIGNS.

Because his health Will not permit him 20 live IN
the East. the Rev. L. H Schwab. rector % the
Episcopal Church OF the Intercesson. One-hundred-
and y-eighth-st. and Broadway. and brother
Of Gustav H. Schwab. has resigned his charge. II
has been feared at times that the Rev. Mr.. Schwab
suffered from a bronchial affection. but II is now
said that he has disease and that the air OF
Colorado where he will hereafter live Is all that
IS needed 10 make IA perfectly robust man OF him.
The Church OF the Intercesson is temporarily in
charse OF the Rev. Clarence 5. Wood
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ORGANS GREET HADDON CHAMBERS
His New Play, "The Golden Silence" a
Disappointment

London. SEPT arthur Bourchier produced
Eaddon Charabers's play. The Golden Silence" at
the Garrick Theatre this evening. Ii proved most
disappointing comedy. Mr.. BOurchier has seldom
had cooler reception his part, that OF Aneri-
can painter. being the fee5lest in the play. At the
close OF the performance Haddon Chambers came
forward unlimited and bowed from the stage He
was received with chorus OF grOans.
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Po.tomee Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY a. Interested as enAnsrs
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A READER JUST SUITED.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: That was great editorial in last Sundays
Tribune-the one bearing the political situation
in New-York City and founded OF Kipling's
stories. In my opinion. it the very best and
most classical political editorial have ever read
New-York, Sept 19. 1875. NJ.
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FORECAST TOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

For the District 70: Columbia and Maryland, fair
dav srl THURSDAY Hght fresh north % east winds
Fo- e-ev-Errsud fair to-day. warmer IN west portion
fair T.u-slay cooler iu and southern portions
rfc.- % fresh variable winds
FOR re-ava-e generally fair to-day ani Thursday;
lrH. to fresh south wines becoming north THURSDAY
Tor Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day. fair THURSDAY
cooler in west ana northern portions: fresh winds mostly
north.
FOR Nsv-Jersey today; fair THURSDAY; cooler IN
.-r norton. liEat 20 fresh winds becoming north
TEl-s1aE-
49, rar.a~- New 1rz fair to-day fair Thursday
- -erls6Ie u-as tec1ral-g north fresh Thursday.
western Pe-usyyauIs fair today; fair Thursday
---4.--. f-slf southwest northwest uln-s.
Ty..ter1 Ness-Nlr6 fair to-day. warmer In north
49, .astrg
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ADAMS-PESCK-Francis MIiken Adams Esyths
Grace Peck by the Rev Everett NJ. Waterhouse. Church
az the Saviour Providence l. Wednesday Sep,su
-. 1903. Edythe Peck Providence. 70 Fra-Ici
MiiLken Adams Of Brooklyn, y Y.
HERBERT-NITCTIELI--On Wednesday. Septer,p~r
1893 az TIE residence % her parents st. CIJui MINI
BY Rev =. V Campbell. D D. Jane Whi-tIesey
Mitchell. 10 Frederick Davis Herbert. OF Brooklyn.
MACLAY-CHAFFEE-On Tuesday SEPTEMBER - at
tErlst church Cooperstova y. Z. BY the Bishop OF
Sew-YcrA and the Rector. Rev. Ralph BirdsaII
Robert Maclay and Mary Elizabeth Charee-
Notices OF Marriages and Deaths must be In
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MRS 2 w. PLANT.

DAUGHTER Of ex-senator J. K. Jones, OF Arkansas
died yesterday at Deer River. MINI. while on the
way home from a canoe trip with her husband
through the northern woods. The party left here
two weeks ago. with Mrs. Plant apparently in
health
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70 the Lord Kingsale OF the day as unable to as
sumo his privilege OF remaining covered since It'll
me King gives him a pension he cannot buy the
ohenstve hat" MARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.
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LENGTH or A CU5IT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: A correspondent fl your issue OF a day or
so ago In referring the size OF the columns for
o1,r cathedral as compared with some ancient
r1oroliths made the statement that the Egyptian
c1lbit was equal four feet In point OF fact Y is
- inches. WILLIAM hALLOCF-
lsnl.l-r, - University Sept. 10 1872.
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JUSTICE PARKER BETTER.

Saratoga. \. y. Sept 22-The Appellate Division
OF the Supreme Court, Third Judicial Department
viii conclude its September term here on Friday
next. Presiding Justice Charles Z. Parker. Of
CsweEo. who has been indisposed fo- few days,
expects 10 resume his place on the bench to-nor-
r-rE
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Alison SMITH SHERMAN.

Chicago, Sept 22-AlsOn Smith Sherman. who
was Mayor Of this city IN the eighth year Of its
corporate existence died at his home. in Wau-
kegau to-day, at the age Of rinety-two years. Mr..
sherman came here from Barre, Vt, his birth
L. If =
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rr.ol.t reuncrstarc yesterday. - degrees lowest
Pa, ..-.g. o.. average Tor corresponding date last
- I'D average for corresponding DATE last twenty
fvs vearz CD 49, ---.---4s, fair cooler.
-- --.--a t..5lala- ulrtherly ana flesA Ihufa-as-
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Died.

wIITOx-suddeniv a. Rlvsrsvl1Ie. Conn. 9e,-Es
Wilcox n the 72i % hts Funeral services
from North Greenwich Chur~h. friday. ssptsn1-
p. al . .. Carriages waiting a. Port Cheser
depot arrival Of the ~ tram from ths "ss<
n 81 from the East.
Rev. stephen Merritt. orif-wfi.- krovp un-
dertaker only place o. business sthavs and 1871
st. Iargcst In The world IeL - lst-l-st
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Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In tils diagram TIE continuous white ine shows the
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~ tte changes in teH-peratgTe Tor TIE last twenty
fr ho-s n couaagso- Win tie corresponding DATE o.
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JERoME'S POSITION A DILEMMA

New-York Sept %. 1896.
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issued to pay for increased plant sufli-
cient for the growing needs of the city.
They have to make an annual reports
and this shows no such earnings as
claimed by him. The stockholders Of
che company deserve good returns for
their investment. as it has added mil
lions to the value of the property in the
city and been greatly instrumental in
the growth OF the city. In the early
days of the investment no doubt the
returns were poor and the stock at low
value. Other corporations and individ-
uals do a profitable business. much
greater than this company. Why single
out the New Haven Gas Light company
as the one to attack? If their venture
had proved improbable the city would
not have made good any losses. Recol-
lect that last winter the company made
no advance in the price of gas all
through the time of shortage of coal.
and this certainly helped out In the hard
conditions then.
Mr. Irvine complains Of personalities.
He makes use of them to far greater
degree that did, and any one that has
heard him speak publicly will agree
with me in the assertion that there is
hardly any limit to his vitupenation Of
those differing from him. His pulpit
and platform utterances TEEN with
abuse of others. He Is considered a
grandmother in this line. I refuse to
have such man as mentor for me.
Now he is posing as q Moses for the
working element Of the city. In my es-
timation he has not the first element of
leadership, which in my judgment
should be common sense with the addi-
ton of level headedness. He Is an ele-
ment, OF weakness to the workinglnen
and, as happen to know, Is so consid-
cred by them. He has cast his lot with
them. as he had got to do something,
and they are worthy of praise for ac-
cepting the load, although under the
circumstances they could not we'll do
otherwise. Jno. f. Douglass.
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mun,o,pa, Ownership OF pup,,o uu,,t,e.
Continued from Fourth Page.)

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work for .he city, and re-stated them
then to him Just as they appeared in
print in my article, and he did not con-
tradict 1t in the least :. I cannot ac-
count for his more recent partial. denial.
All can says:s. that he is wrong and
am right.
There was no politics in my article.
Mr.. irvine has brought them in, as
started the controversy without them.
I refuse to bring them in in my reply.
think that my reputation for good
common sense would bear comparison
with Mr.. Irvine's in spite of his efforts
to beli.tie my attachments. T." 1 have
probably given as much attention and
thought to matters of politics, govern
ment and even religion as he has. I
stated, as I had a right to do, my rea-
son for not giving data in regard to OBJ
vious facts. 1t occurs to me that some
would question the extent of Mr.. r.
vines knowledge as he shows the lack
OF it by trying to raise class distinc-
ton in such a country as this. 1t would
be much better for him to preach the
gospel of Jesus Christ. which in the
hearts Of men would settle all ques-
tons for capitalists or workingmen.
He cannot make me out anything but
friendly to both, as my talk and writ
ings prove that. -
Lam glad that he mentioned st. Louis.
Did not the city authorities have enough
municipal control with only just the
usual city affairs? Any increase would
have led to greater corruption.
I shall have to refuse to enter into
any consideration of the subject of mu-
nicipal ownership of the electric light
plant as the subject before the commits
tee is the New Haven Gas Light COM
pany. I believe that Mr.. Irvine is incor-
rect in regard to the cost of gas; that
is, do not believe that it can be proven
that the New Haven Gas Light COM
pany makes 100 per cent. on its gas.
They have been paying 10 per cent. in
dividends annually, and now reduce to
8 per cent. by reason of inability to earn
10 per cent. on the capital as now in
creased by the conversion of the bonds
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JVATLlNGFORD.

Commander L. A. Northrop requests
that all members of A. H. Dutton post,
G. A. R., be present at Friday evenings
meeting as important business will
come up for consideration. -.
The last concert Of the season by the
National band on the plains last even-
ing drew out the usual large attendance
about the triangle plot and the pro-
gramme rendered was well received and
appreciated. -
Mrs. John M. Hall has returned from
Lynn, Mass.
Miss Jennie Peers returned yesterday
to Smith college
Kendall Severance, who has been the
guest of w. H. Newton, returned yes-
terday to Brattleboro. VT.
Robert and Floyd Wallace left yes
terday for st. Paul's school in Concord,
N. H.
Miss Emma ]. Judd left yesterday for
Boston.
Thomas Murray left yesterday for
Philadelphia to enter the department Of
law in the University Of Pennsylvania.
John J. Brosnan and William Barry
left yesterday for Philadelphia to enter
the dental college.
Joseph w. Allen left here for Farmers
Mills, N. Y. yesterday.
Rev. L. P. Berry and family are visit
ing in Montclair N. ].
Robert J. Lane started yesterday
morning for st. Louis.
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Colombia Has Done Nothing.

Washington. Sept 23.-The state de-
Dartment to-day posted the following
bulletin: "The department of state this
wednesday, afternoon received from
Minister Beaupre at Bogota. a telegram
dated September %, p. m, stating that
since the introduction Of the proposed
law in regard to the canal treaty, and
its first reading, there has been no dis
cussion of the measure in the Colombian
congress and that the situation is I'M
changed"
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COMMITTEE ON ABATEMENT OF


. The COMMITTEE on Abatement of Taxes
will meet in Room 49, City Hall, Friday,
October 2, 1908, at s p. M, when the petit
ton of the New Haven Car Register Com
pany, of VIM. Fl. Elkins, of Catherine CALI
gal, of Patrick Mccarthy Estate, of Horatio
NJ. Lane. of VIM. and Annie NJ. Lamb. of
Andrew B. Clifford, of George L. Curtis, of
Francis Litterst, of Mary L.Curtis, of Fran
Thomas Hynes, of Julia NJ. Flanagan, of
Julia T. Wyatt and Of Julia p. Sherman,
for abatement of taxes and, sewer assess
merts, will be considered. All persons in
terested are notified to be- present and be
heard thereon without further notice.
Per order.
JAMES P. MAXWELL,
Attest: THOMAS c. MORAN,
sat Assistant City Clerk.
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WILL REFUND TWO PER CENTS.
Washington. Sept. 23.-Secretary Shaw
authorizes the statement that, owing to
the scarcity of two per cent. bonds, both
for circulation and as security for gov
eminent deposits, he will renew refund
ing operations to the extent of S2O,OO0,-
600, in accordance with the previous cir
cular.
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District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
September 81. 1905
ESTATE OF JANE E. BEACH. late of
New Haven, in said District, deceased.
:. The Executor having exhibited his ad-
ministration account with said estate to
this Court for allowance. 1t is sss
II ORDERED, That the 2sth day Of Septem-
q Court of Probate to be held at New Ha-
ven, in said District, be and the same is
appointed for a hearing on the allowance Of
said account, and this Court directs that
ing be given by publishing this order three
times IN some newspaper having circu-
lation in said District.
y LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND.
c22 st .:.-, Judge.
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sci "a q Of 5 s Il Is 10 elliot Presiden


JO!HNI1L EI4I1 w ~ II ITO 5!.S'
The Committee on Bath Houses will meet
in Rooms 10 and II, City Hall, Friday,
October 2. 1903, at 5 p. M, when the petit
ton of r, f. Copeland ct al, for bath
house in section west of N. Y, N. H. &
H. r. r. tracks in the 18th Ward will be
considered. All persons interested are no.
titled to be present and be heard thereon
without further notice.
Per order "a:
Nj. A. MORAN, JR., Chairman.
Attest: THOMAS c.. MORAN,
s24 st Assistant City Clerk.
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Miss Lillian McGauban OF. Stamford,
a graduate Of the. New Haven Normal
school, is teaching in Noroton.
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Taamts.

One can't ! word fer each insertion.
ava esats . wsrd for q fun week. ssysn
timsa
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WANTED.


SITUATION to do cooking or general
hogsework, city reference. Inquire at 2O6
Willow street. 1tn
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.....- ORDER OF NOTICE.
THOMAS EDWARDS VS.. ELLEN Ed
WARDS.
State of Connecticut.
New Haven County, SIS.
New Haven, September %, A. D. 1908.
Upon the complaint of the said Thomas
Edwards praying for reasons therein set
forth for divorce, now pending before
the Superior Court in and for New Haven
County, to be held on the first Tuesday Of
October, A. D. 1903. 1t appearing to and
that the said defendant has gone to parts
unknown: therefore. tzs L.
ORDERED, That notice of the tendency
Of said complaint be given by publishing
this order In the Morning Journal and Cou-
rier, a newspaper printed in New Haven
County, once. a week, three weeks, success
lively, commencing on or before the 24th
day of September, A. d. 1903.
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for
New Haven County. s24 % Oc5
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a GOOD ,chambermaid, references. reouir-
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S1Q Or
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PLEASANT tenement to small family.
Rent $500. 100 WILLIAM STREET
- $685.. - 3ae sz III 2tp
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-24
Special Thursday Bargains

BLACK TAFFETA SILK. Sc inch
width, regular value $r.ss -.
a,,,5+ si', At sf.15 a yard
BLACK PEAU de SOLE. 20 inch,
wear guaranteed, regular $r.a5 quail
ty.
AtgSc yard
BLACK GRANITE CLOTH. 46 inclg
width, regular $500 quality.
At 00c yard
WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS. The best
value we ever offered. both lace and
embroidery trimmed, full $2oo value.
- At 10 each
lWOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS,
with umbrella ruffie, cluster of tucks
and hemstitched hem, full a5c value.
Al 1oc each