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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-21
THE CITY's FINANCES.

The report of Controller Rowe shows that the debt of the city was reduced considerably during the year 1902.
 At the close of the year 1901 the bonded debt of the city was $S,s6S, 5es.- 90
 The floating debt was s455,O making total debt Of $3,s23, ,593.90.
 At the close of the year 1902 the bonded debt was $3,267, S35.65. The floating debt was $355O0O, total debt of s3,617, 7,S3565,
 This shows a decrease in the bonded debt of $100, 758.25 and a reduction In the floating debt of $105, ,000.
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Blue Island, H.. Jan, 14, 1et

1DFHS IN'1s171Nft RE1't Ve0f7' IvVIs Messrs. Ely Bros.:-- have used your Cream Balm in my family for nine years and it has become my family doc tor for colds in the head. I use it freely on my children. It is a Godsend to children.
 Yours respectfully, J. Kimball. Messrs. Ely Bros.:-I suffered greatly with catarrh and tried different reme- dies without effect. After using one bottle of your Cream Balm I found re- lief and I cannot praise too highly such a remedy.
 Miss Cora Willard, Albany. N. Y.
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Children s Stockings.

E How to get strong, serviceable, good-looking children's stockings to sell for the price of the shoddy softs,, has long been our aim. Look at our stock of children's S stockings ranging from 12h cents upward and you'll see what we mean. The S m e is true ot women's hosiery.
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BOUGHT BY MR. SPRINGER
PROPRIETOR OF THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE, NEW FORK.

Purchases the Plant of tho KIdder
 Motor Vehicle Company of This City
 wiiI Procesd st Once to Manufnotu urc
 tho Machines Here.
 John H. Springer of New York has just bought out the plant of the Kidder Motor Vehicle company of this city and intends starting up the works at once, expecting to turn out twenty machines a month Two automobile experts from New York city, Edward Plohn and John A Hanlon, were here for three days and made a thorough examination and test of the Kidder machine and recommend it as the best steam machine on the market. The shop is at S2 Audubon street and is thoroughly equipped with all the ma chinery and appurtenanees for the manufacture of the Kidder machine. MT. Springer is proprietor of the Grand opera house. New York ctiy, also of the Springer printing concern, no West Thirty-second street, New York. It is a matter for congratulation that this plant and business will remain in New Haven. It is expected to employ thirty men at the factory in a short time. Some ten or twelve will be put to work at once.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
 City Engineers Office,

New Haven, Ct, April IS, 1903. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received constructing crushed stone pavement with Bengian block gutters in Cedar Street, from Pcrtsea Street to Lamberton Street. Blank forms of proposals, and any infori nation concerning plans,. specifications, bonds, etc., will be furnished upon appli. cation. -3 No proposal will be received after the time specified, and all proposals not on the blanks rejected.
 The right to reject any or all b.ds is re- served
 By order of the Commissioners on Per manent Payements.
 c. ". kELL Y, a18 St City Engineer.
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GMamts.

ons ssnt . word for each insertiens Eve cents Wsrd for . full week. ssvss dmeA
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WANTED.

AN experienced corset cutter to go to Que
 & &6ee Apply to STRoUSE. ADLER & CO.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

SITUATION by a competent girl to do gen. IS SUMMERS PLACE. ifH
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experienced mechanics
 Those, famin with steam apparatus pre- ferTed, kIDL FIR MOTOR co, S2 Aiilo- bon SLreet. &> # 1tu
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Pongee Pointers.

AhN touShSI LuE HnlSnB LHc moEE modish it is.
 White pongee is liked by many for underwear.
 Many are making pongee robes over acontrastiug lining of taffeta, emerald green being one of the favorite shades.
 This popular material is as durable as 1t is pleasant to wear. Washes beautifully.
 Pongee petticoats are delightfully."- light weight.
 Pongee coats are seen in every length from the abbreviated coffee coat to the trailing carriage coat. .......
 Everything this season is pongee-it amounts to a real craze.
 We are especially prepared for the demand with a show ing of this popular fabric that cannot be equalled in town. Both plain and fancy-genu- inc hand-woven pongees inn ported from the province of Shantung.
 Prices 60c 10 ST. 50 yd.
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WANTED,

AN excellent cook, with good city reference.
 Cali from to 10 a. m. and to s }. h., at A WALL STREET. a2O If
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a9aisceI1a,,ena1s.

-ss5A..- F. B. MALLORY. 'AUCTlQNEER and Appraiser, 141 Orange. household sales speciality. Jy3tt
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WANTED
WANTED

WANTED, A COMPETENT cook, with references. Apply to 1T5 WHITNEY AVENUE. be tween the hours of 3 and p. n. o20 tip
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WANTED,

FOR U. S. army, able-bodied unmarried men, between ages of q and 35; citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read
 and write English. For information apply
 RECRUITING OFFICER, S90 Chapel St., New Haven; 6S State St, Hartford, or 1922 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn a3ff
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Employment Agency, ,gss!,.y ,Sss''sy ss nations. Work of all kinds. The best help can be obtained here. Open evenings
 Il0 year E4 545.35s z {
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~ ~ WANTED, A competent second girl with good refer ence. Address c. L. S., 313 State St. a17 4s
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Passat Stove Brick 1t any stove.
 FOR SALE-1,OO0 set Patent Stove Brick: every set warranted one year. Orders re- ceiyed 76S STATE STREET.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
by
the Courts

Washington. April 27.-The su.
preme court Of the United States to.
day declared in the ease OF the ne.
groes Of Montgomery county. Ala.
bama. who complained that under the
new constitution their names are not
registered on the voting list. thus ex.
Guiding the black race from voting.
that the circuit court was right in dis.
missing their bill BY this decision
the treatment Of the negro franchise
is left 10 the state Department.
The opinion OF the our was read
by Justice Holmes. who was followed
by Justice Harlan. who delivered a
strong dissenting opinion. The ma.
iority opinion Of the court held IL was
impossible "a grant the relief. as II
would be unheard Of and extraordln.
airy extension Of equitable law 10 20.
litical matters. Brewer. representing
his wi views, aud those OF Brown.
declared the only question involved
whether the federal court had
Jurisdiction. That the circuit court
did have Jurisdiction is to my mind
clear. The case should have re-
manned for further trial.
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the general canine freedom-such is
the picture which often represents
the land Of liberty to the astonished
European. The objection to such a
state Of affairs is not measured By the
number Of massacred. Any self,res-
pecting nation would spend a thou.
sand lives in war rather than have
one citizen unjustly treated. That
the victim of automobiles, mad dogs
or trolly ears number few in the total
deathrate does not touch the real dis.
grace. A reproach to our civilization
is involved, to our self.government
An American citizen should be per.
mitted to walk along an American
street in safety. II he is murdered
by a deyil-wagon, there should be re-
dress. The children killed by rabies
will not cause race suicide, but their
fate is our shame. Better that a
hundred men should legitimately die
than one child should be deprived of
life through neglect or Incidence.
The death Of a fireman in pursuance
of duty. of a citizen in response to the
that comes to all, has only
the sadness OF our common fate. Ev.
cry death which is caused by crime.
incompetence or indifference is an
outrage. It is a reproach which a ma.
ton should use.its utmost 10 remoye.
To treat such things with n
is as unworthy as is the Chinese in.
difference to military duty and cour.
age.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

the land ~locators and cruisers and by
improper methods have been able to
reap considerable personal gain out
Of their transactions. Fictitious en-
tries have also been made in several
instances. the commissioners assum.
ing sole responsibility in these cases.
The three commissioners whose ar
rest have been ordered are said TO be
guilty OF more than gross negligence.
as the evidence establishes the fact
that they wilfully violated the laws
under which they are permitted to
receive land filings. with the sole idea
Of pronung by their illegal action.
This is the story up to date. but it
remains to be seen whether the
charges so generously made can be
substantiated.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

HONOR
TO GRANT
His Birthday Celebrated in
Many Places
His Old Illinois Home
Leads Them All

Galena. H., April 27.-Citizens Of
Galena today paid tribute to the mem
DRY Of the city's most lilustrious son.
Gen. u. s. Grant. Il was the Slst
birthday anniversary OF the great
commander and the eleventh annual
celebration under the auspices OF the
Grant Birthday Association. These
celebrations in the lead mine city
have long since ceased to be merely
a local event. The city that gave the
commander Of the Union armies to
the nation loves thus to cherish his
memory. The commemoration this
year proved a fitting to the
noteworthy observances thus begun in
1893. when William Mckinley was
the orator. and in which Theodore
Roosevelt and other eminent scholars
and public men have iourneyed here
to pay tribute to the memory OF the
hero.
The annual address was delivered
today by Senator Joseph w. Bailey
of Texas. in addition to the orator Of
the day there were present many per.
sons OF prominence from Chicago and
elsewhere. The exercises took place
in Turner Hall. Immediately after the
arrival OF the Chicago party. The
president Of the association intro
duced Senator Bailey, who delivered
a masterful Grafton. The city was
gaily decorated in bunting for the &C.
and there was a large attend
ancc from the surrounding towns.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
WOMAN
in THE
CASE
m Land Business is
Badly Mixed
Kinds of Rum0rS Con-
corning Commissioner

There seems TO be a great big
bunch Of trouble down Roseburg way
over the location Of timber lands.
The central figure, according to the
papers down that way. eem OF be a
Miss Ware who. II appears a a
United States commissioner. All
kinds OF statements have been made,
some OF them connecting her name
with certain timber location people.
The condition at present shows an
indictment against Miss Ware, and
that she is in the language OF the law
mon est" II the assertions made
by some OF our contemporaries are
true, there will be some salicious de-
velopments should she be brought TO
book. The Eugene Register Of satur.
day SAYS:
Since the Registers report yestcr-
day first appfised It's readers Of Sec
rotary Hitchcock's latest action in ore.
gon land frauds there have been prac.
tically no new developments. The
secretary's charges also include two
other commissioners OF the three re-.
Gently removed by Judge Bellinger-
II. w Reed OF Bend; ]. W. Hamaker,
Of bly,. and j. o. Hamaker. OF Bonanza
Miss Ware and the two other two
commissioners are 10 be- arralgned for
perjury, Justification OF records and
conspiracy. with additional minor
charges against each.
Miss Wares whereabouts Is not
known at this time. She left some
ago ostcnsibly to visit with
In San Francisco and later re-
TO Portland but II has been
learned that she again returned TO
California.
The three eX-commissloners, when
arrested. will be bound owe to await
the action Of the federal grand jury.
When this step has been taken, Wig.
orous prosecutions Will follow, in
evidence collected by Special
Agents Green aud Linnen viii form
the basis OF the case.
Collision with Loeaters.
In some OF these cases the evidence
clearly indicates that the commits
sioners have been In collision with
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
Hanna b SOL a. saIem.

Salem. O. April 27-The Grant
banquet OF the Hanna club tonight
promises TO be the most notable anair
OF It's kind ever given here. The
club has arranged the following list
of speakers and toasts: General
Grant" Hon. }, b. Burrows of Paines'
willie. o.; The Eighteenth District "
Hon. James Kennedy of Youngstown;
Industrial Peace" Senator NJ. A.
Hanna OF Cleveland; Unconditional
Surrender ! J. Grant OF Canton;
Grants Native state Col Myron T.
Herrick OF Cleveland; The Elephant
and Its Keeper James T.. Carey OF
Salem.
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SeII......

studebaker Vehicles.
Mccormick Cutting Machinery.
Russell T%hreshins Machinery.
Blrdseli Glover Hullers.
Beniela Hancock Disc Plows.
Syracuse Chilled and Steel Plows.
Buffalo Pitts HarroMs.
Monitor Drills and Seeders.
Iron Age Garden Tools.
All sorts Of cultiVators.
Fairbanks.Morse Gasoline Engines.
sharples Tubular Cream separa.
tori.
White Sewing Machines.
Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machines.
Sewing Machine OH and Supplies,
Tribune Bicycles.
Smell Bicycles.
Bicycle sundrieG
besides all sorts OF harvesting sup
plies, binder Irvine. extras for Me-
Cormick. Woods and Osborn machin'
cry. and everything usually carried in
n rst,class implement and machinery
house.
We guarantee our goods 20 give
satisfaction. and any time you fail 10
get satisfaction We wsnt TO know II,
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cortelyou 10 Speak AZ Plttsbure.

Pittsburg. Pa, April 27.-The pres.
ence OF men Of national fame will
make especially noteworthy the an
nual banquet tonight OF the American
Republican Club celebration OF
Grants birthday. Secretary Cortel'
you will be the principal speaker and
his address Is looked forward to with
particular interest as IL will be his
hrst public speech since his appoint
ment as head OF the new department
OF labor and commerce.
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Contempt for lite.
Golfers Wceklyl

a foreign observer, asked what
struck him most as characteristics OF
America. replied; Accidents, homi-
oides and general contempt for hui
man life" Railway accidents, and no
one punished; automobile slaughter.
and no legal control; lynchings on
the increase; feuds among the citi,
zens. cables and trolleys in their wild
career; mad dogs biting a dozen
children AZ a time. with no check on
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
N-ewspapers FlahtIna.

Kansas City. April 27.-There is a
cut rate newspaper war on here. The
World today offers the daily afternoon
and Sunday paper for 5 cents a week.
Another local papers already gives a
morning. evening and Sunday paper
for 10 cents a week,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
The Court
Cleared Him

Philadelphia. April 27.-In the su,
preme court today Justice Mitchell
fully %exonerates and hberates Pri
yate wadsworth for killing a miner
while on duty with his regiment dur.
ing the anthracite strike, The mat.
ter came up ON a writ OF habeas cor
pus. The decision is important to
national guardmen, as 1t defines their
lines OF duty when called out
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BANQUET "a Boston.

Boston, Mass, April 27.-The Mid
dlesex Club gives It's annual banquet
al the Hotel Brunswick tonight in eel
ebration OF Grants birthday anniver'
sary. Secretary OF the Navy Moody
and other prominent speakers are 20
be heard.
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Hastings, Neb., April 2L.-Roose
Welt in his speech here, urged all 20
continue tree planting. and paid a
high compliment 10 J, Sterling Nor
ton, who, as secretary OF agriculture
In Cleveland's cabinet was the father
OF the Arbor Day movement. He said
that millions Of school children.
through this, we're learning the great
lessons which center about trees and
forests.
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Free Tomorrow

Call at Harritt q L~Awrenee's 10,
morrow, and get a free cup OF Bakre's
cocoa Il Is delicious.
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Blacksmith Wanted.-A good black
smith, horseshoer OF wagon maker,
a secure an excellent location.
little capital needed and plenty OF
business. Inquire OF IS" care
journal ONCE. A-27-tf
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Business Room.-Rare opportunity 10.
secure a most desirable business
location. Inquire OF ID" care OF
Journal. 4-27-6ts
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Afraid of
the DagOeS

New York. April 27.-Fear OF VIC
lence at the hands OF the Mana.
caused a general disappearance at the
jury which was to hold an inquest
this morning into the death OF Ma
donia. whose body was found in a
barrel, and for whose murder lS Ital-
lans were held, when the coroner
called the case at ID; 80 this morning
only a few jurors were present. IL Il
learned that over half OF the jurors
disappeared when IL was learned they
were expected 10 serve In a Mana
case, The coroner adjourned the case
until this afternoon.
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Grand island, Neh, April 27.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt began a strenuous day
by turning the first soil for the Car
negie library. He made an address
in frOnt of the high school building.
His train left here al s:l5.
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wanted.-A gentle riding and driving
horse C. at Journal ONCE
4-2T-st
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The Earl
Arrested


New York, April 1.-THE Earl OF
Yarmouth was this morning served
with a writ OF attachment issued by
the court OF the Kings bench. In Lon.
don, last March, at the instance OF
the Security Guaranty Company OF
London. for a debt OF $500. borrowed
In 1902. Interest charges are also
added at varying rates, ranging from
500 10 $500 per mum, The service
was made personally In his apart
ments, while the earl's party was with
him. The earl was painfully ombar.
rassed. but accepted II. and declared
he would make answer within the re
Quired time, 40 days,
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NEW TODAY

For Sale.-Fresh Jersey COW, with
calf s days old. Enquire John
Marnach, 4 miles west on Independ,
enc road. 4-26-Sts
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
Insane On One Point.

ErSklne mentions 4 case where & Der,
son who had been confined in an asy-
!um prosecuted his brother and the
proprietor for imprisonment and false
duresS- The prosecutor. himself q wit
ness in support of the Indictment, was
put into the witness box and examined.
When Erskine came TO cross examine
him, he tried TO discover some lurking
alienation OF mind. but during q cross
examination. conducted with all the
skill and sagacity of which he was
master, for nearly an hour he was
completely foiled.
But a gentleman who had come acci,
dentally into our whispered in Er.
skine's a that the witness thought he
was the Saviour OF mankind.
On receiving the hin- Erskine made
q low bow TO the prosecutor. addressed
him in erms OF great reverence, re-
specrfully begged 10 apologize for the
unSeremoniouS manner in which be
had treated q person OF his sacred
character and called him By the name
Of Christ. The man Immediately said:
Thou hast spoken truly. l sm the
Christ"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-05
ENTERTAINED GRADUATES
superintendent Qulgley and the
Graduates of 1908 Had a
Pleasant Gather inc.

one of tie pleasures that is i,
store for the graduating classes 0
the Mitchell high school at the ent
or the school year is a feast and
social gathering at the home of Supt
Il. }. Quigley. The professor started
Chis custom a number Of years ago
and has kept it up with ~unceasins
regularity. :
Saturday evening Supt. Quigle,
gathered the thirteen Dung ladies
and gentlemen of the graduating
class and the members of the high
school faculty and Mrs. Hoff at his
home on east Fourth street. AT
$50 O'Clock all the guests had as.
semoied and they were seated around
the superintendent's hospitable
board, which was spread with the
choicest viands OF the season, with
decorations OF carnations and ros es.
Misses Ethel Grace and Bessie Bobb
assisted Miss Quieley in serving,
An hour afterward the table that
was %sIoaning with the many good
things had been relieved OF a great
weight and the hearts of the guests
seemed likewise to have been re-
lieved OF all care and filled to over
flowing with mirth and iollity.
The rest Of the evening was spent
In the efforts TO unravel the solution
to a number Of contests that were
projected in the midst of the guests.
These afforded 4 great deal of amuse-
ment and tested the capacity of those
participating in various ways. The
contests consisted of naming South
Dakota cities in answer to the cues
tons, finding rs candy hearts hidden
IN various places around the house,
repeating Mother Goose rhymes. The
class colors in tissue paper were dis
tributed and the ladies made neckties
Tor the gentlemen and the latter tried
their skill at making hats for the fair
ones.
Inc gathering was a most ENJOYABLE
one to all concerned and when the
guests departed they expressed them
selves In a way to their superinten-
dent which gave him to understand
thathis hospitality was richly enjoyed
and that the occasion would finger
long in the memor Of their closing
school days.
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DAKOTA UNIVERSITY NOTES

Wednesday evening the middle
preps played ball with the senior
props, when they defeated by a score
of 9 to 7. The defeat of the senior
preps was due largely to the phenom-
email work of the week.
Mr.. Earnest Shepherd has been
quite i'll the past few days with what
threatened to be appendicitis. How
ever, he is nov improving rapidly.
Saturday afternoon the Kappas
surrendered Internationally, body,
soul and stomach to the Philoma-
theans. The impressive scene took
place on the lawn in Mrs. Watkins
yard. The triumphant army under
the generalship Of Miss Williams con
veyed the fatigued heroes of Huron to
the banks Of the Jim in three huge
ambulances, which where under the
command Of Brigadier Generals
Shearer, Greattrax and Moshier.
There they were ordered to alight
and seek inspiration in the leafy
depths of the forest. Then such jol-
iity and harmony Of spirit never be-
fore was known. Earnest and Flor
ence played tag some. while Albert
n Gustavus We'd with each other in
doing gallant things for the Mother
superior At one time Roscoe was
seen to smile heartily and Clarion
rolled in the middle of the, supper
table. John and Julia laid plans for
a two-story house after Julia got down
from the tree. While all this was |
going on a banquet fit for the gods |
was being spread and when all was
ready q mighty sound was heard |
which shook the camp: eagerly every
one glanced and saw ''dad'' swallow
ing two sandwiches and a handful of
But this did not stop the
1eastine. Pickles and fudge followed
fast and followed faster till Ice cream |
the craning necks. Then BY
he light of the camp fire. the calmer
thoughts Of eventide stole over both
The great literary armies and prompt
y at the sound Of the fog horn the
lomeward march began. in which
Die and Zula set the pace.