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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-08

There is great solicitude for the
welfare of the people just now,
which proves that a political cam
paigu Is on once more. But the
people are got complaining. They
are I'll at work at good wages, and
are tolerably happy, hank you.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICE

lam leaving Thursday Sept 10TH for Cleveland Phia'
dephs, and New York complete buying In the various
departments throughout the and regular opening
for the different lines will therefore be until my return
between Sept 23d and 2Sth.
Edwin N. Fischer.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-08

Season
Is Here
And many new and handsome things
can already be found in our big store.
The many thousands of dollars worth
of goods that have been bought on
very former trips are now coming in
daily; among them you will find new
skirts, new suits, dress goods, new
waistings, fannels, blankets, flannel.
cites, outing fannels, new fall waists,
hats, belts, and many things too mum.
erous to mention. :.
The items below are specials for
this week:
IS Pairs white the famous Evansville all wool
blankets home spun 11-4 siz' and weight
S lbs. worth $o 90, goes for $4oS
200 Pairs 4.lbs 1914 size all wool blankets In
plain white. grey. red, white and black and
black and red checks, worth $3.75, goes
this week at $2e8
500 Pairs cotton blankets 1o-4 size In white.
gray and tan, worth 75c. goes at 4oc
10 Pieces all wool cheviot az inches wide black,
navy and brown, will 60 at per yard soc
IS Ladies' tailor-made suits for $eeS; being
lot Of odds and ends accumulated from last
fall and spring season. same ranging In
price from $13 rs to $a5,oo
A few handsome Fall Hats In white, gray and
tan, will 60 for o8c
IS Dozen fine black mercerzed skirts made by
the New York Skirt Co, In every way
perfect garment, worth $3.50, will 90 for
Csc this week only.
Pieces black s. inch Melton all wool, fall
weights worth $3.50 goes for csc
Boys SOC Negligee Shirts will
60 for csc.
6azIG@1&5ak
" "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22
G6niGrcid Sa6ieu.

Dresden. Sn Der fG9IiT6en
Qrmee ftnb bret Oberiten gu General
majors befDroert nprDen unO 3tpar
BON Q(ltrpd BON Der @rmee, 8artb,
G6ef Des @eneralitabS, uno S4malB,
9ommunoeur Der 3. 8aDullertez8rtz
gube Gr. 80.
@uf cine ~25iG6rige S6Gttgteit in
ibrem 8erufe blidten 5uriid: @4miez
Demeiter 6ermann RuuI4, &unitz
ti16ler Ro6ert 8anft unD Marttbelz
fer 8ar9mann.
poli3eitommtffGr @rt9ur @4pur3,
bier, Der in ~beIonberer W&tiiton in
Semi peiIte, er6ielt BON Dem 8ronz
prin8en cine goIoene 8uiennabel nit
8~rillanten, bic bic &rone unD Sntttaz
len s. u. trdgt.
sSBr 4~OiG6rtges 8ef6GftsiubiIdum
6egtng bic Girma 8. 9roBmann.
8et einem 3immerbrunbe fam bds
einiGbrige SDbn9en bes 9re4slerS
5ermann Peipe in 20btan um'5 Sc
ben.
Dem MttgIieOe Der @eneraIOiretz
tion Der StuutseiIenba6n Stnan3z
rut6 Rlinqer 1T StteI unb Slang als
Oberfinun3rutb unb benz N&ttglte0e
berIelben 8eb0rbe 6tnan3z uno 8au@
rut6 berlie6en porben.
9resben. Der bier pD6l6etanns
te Re6tsantpalt Or. 8ernbarDt tDurOe
ber6uftet. Die 8erboft1ng ion duf
Misunderstanding 3urid3ufi5ren
fetn, du9 fpri4t man bon grprefun>
qen. Or. 8ern6arbt ma6te bereits
Dor oSabren bel BON fi9 reben, dls er
in feiner GtgenI9aft als @mtsrt9ter
ben Sberftaatsantpalt Or. &uebr gum
9ueQ forberte unb baraufbin cine LGns
gere sFeitungS6aft berbiBen muBte.
SIN Glitter BON 81 Sd6ren berI9ie0
bier Der Observation-Disclosures q. .. Sc
beimrutb 0star 2~iBenDprf.
Snfpettor Mbolf Sountdg, 8oritanb
Der Grpebition bes y9resbener @n5etz
GER, feierte fetn 40idbrtges 9ienFiubtz
lGum.
96ere1e MaIten, bic gefeierte @dns
germ Der bieigen 9ofoper, ptrb am
Is. Suli aus Dem 8erbanbe uusf9eiz
ben, bingegen gum @6renmitglieO Der
6pfoper ernannt perben unb gegen Elm
laufenbes Su6resgebalt BON 5000 Marf
unb 1900 W2drt 9eniion bic 8erpfIi9>
tung iibernebmen, idbrlt4 in mebreren
6uuptrpqen auf5utreten.
G6eleute eSo6n, GilenburnorftraBe 9
po6nbdft, Iopie Der 5dusbeiiRer Sriebz
rid Su6natb unb feline Gbefrdu in
@triefen, f~eierten bic gOIbene 9O43eit.
@ittpe @gnes Meuiel in Gtrieien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22

Man6e Meni9en pra6len nod nit
ibrem Slid, tpGbrenb es ibnen t6re
6einhe 54On gDnnen.
Wenn 6rduen einem tleinen Wunz
f9e entTagen, bann bdben ite etneH
grOBen in 8ereitidaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22
Treie StdOte.
8 m q.

Der Senat ernannte fir ba8 Sabl
1903 an SteIe bes ~perftorbenen Yro.
fefor BON 8ernutb Yrofefor Gbrtftiar
Quguft 6enrD NrnoIb &rug gum Dor:
IiBcnben, Profefor Sulius 6einrif
@pengeI gum Mttgliebe, iopie an
STEELE bes auf fem Aniu4en entlufcs
men 9rofefors Sittarb Gurl Gents
Qlfreo 8urjam unO 9an5 !9einrt4 SIT
Illus QeOtn gu fteQbertretenben Wfttz
gIiebern Der Mufttulii4en Su4oerz
ftGnDigenfammer.
@ein 25idbrige5 0tenItiubiIGun
fcierte Der 9ert4tsi4reiber 2OuiS
&liitcr.
Sn benz Spei9er Der @ebriiber 9eiIt
f~tiir5te Der 40 Sabre ulte Nrbeiter 9ii.
bener infolge 6ehltritt5 auf Die SttaB9
uno erlitt f9pere 8~erleBungen.
SIN 8erlauFe zines @treites bra6t5
Der Mrbeiter Gbeling ieinem @egnel
nit einem Mefer idpere 8erleBun:
gen BEL. Der SbGter purbe perbaftet
Oer tptFeni9aftlt6e @fiItent an
8b1fifalif6en Stautslabordtortum
SobQnnes @ilbelm @lafen, 9btl. Or.
1T gum 9rofefor ernunnt porben.
Bremen.
sSn Der Notwithstanding be-
6aufes Scefabrt tparen bic S9dffc,
fir bos Sdbr 1905 all nGhleu: de.
nGblt purDen aus Der &aufmann:
f6aft 6. $. Mel9ers : SeniBer, q
Rebelt6uu 1tnb s. &. @ictor; aus cel
@9ifferI9uft bic 8upitGne 8. S9rD.
Der, 6. Sbulen6orft, ST. 9eBIer, 8
S%teinbDbmer, 8. StDrmer unO 3
Gi9ter. Sn bieiem Sabre BADEN bas
g6renamt aus Der &uufmannI daft
g. Rief9, ct. 6. Mti9uelien unb It
6iIqer uno aus Der S6ifferf6aft BIZ
&~dpitdne S. 9. 9asbagen, u. 2eopolb
8. 8runs, 5. 9asbugen unb g. Metel
tnne.
@ein 50idbrtges SubiIdum Bel bel
Strma Qnton Yapenbied feierte &api'
tim Grenb 6ilfen. Der 8aiier Der:
lieb benz Subtlar ben &ronenorDen 4
&lafe.
Der go Sabre aIte Mrbeiter 9einrtf
3ir6ner aus Der Gi4enitraBe fam in
einem 3aume Der 8rauerei BON 9aafe
in Der 8~riinenftrube beim 8eiBen Der
Oede nit ben &leibern elmer Sranss
million gu nube, purbe BON leBterer
erfaBt unb getDbtet.
2ubed.
Der prpfurif Der SeutI9en 2e=
bens : @erIi9erungsgeiellf9aft bier,
&ubolf 8ermebren, blidte auf cine so
iGbrige S6Gtigteit i'm 9ienIte Der Sc
feGf9aft 5uriid.
SIN Otter BON 83 cSd6ren ftarb &.
6. 5. 2uu, Mitinbaber Der 3uderIie=
Derei dleiden Ndmena,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22

e # en-. = 2anbesbdutnfpettor
&Dfter aus 5riBlar iiberrei6te benz
bier ppbnbaften StraBenmeiiter 8ers
lepp bas bemielben p~erliebene Nlgez
meme @bren3ei9en. 8erlepp 1T 80
Sabre i'm 4mte.
PrDpin5 9annober.
SameGn. Der langidbrige Seelz
Toreer unb &reisf9uIinfpeftor %nnierer
9emeinbe, Senipr 6orntObl, 1T I'm Mlz
ter BON 78 Sdbren geitorben.
Surburg. 50rfter 5lede in Ro@
Iengarten tit gum ReDierfOritsr ernonnt
tpprben.
6iGb es beim. @ebeimer Regies
runqsz unb @6ulratb q. 9. 2ebertiibn
beotng feinen o93i9iten @eburtstag.
&nr3 bpr Wei6na9ten nurbe Bel
benz eSupelier Rennies bds Waarenlaz
ger faft p~oIIftGnbtg gepliinbert. SEPT
1T Der Sn6aber bes @ef9Gfts perbdftet
fporben, neil er brtngen0 berbd6tig TT,
ben 0iebftabl begdngen gu boben, I'm
fi6 in ben 8efiB Der 5000 Mart betruz
genben @erii9erungsfumme gu feBen.
6tmber9en. 8eim 3erfGgen
zines Gt6enitammes geriet6 Der "a
Sabre alte Ma19inenbauer 9etnrid
Sblanb unter ben Stamm uno trug 10
f9tpere @erIeBungen babon, baB er
ftarb.
&GoustbaI. Seuer aerft0rte ben
Ou9itubl bes Maler Seibelf4en
Wobnbaufes.
2umfprtnge. gtnem 8ranbe
fiel bas 8irt6I9aftsgebGube Oes 9Ofz
6efiBers 9umpe gum Opfer.
QauenfDrbe. 9as 9eb0ft bes
2anbnirtbs 9%illebranb ging in SLANT
men auf.
2ebe. SIN Glitter BON 40 Sdbrer
tarb Der 8iirgerboriteberz WOrtbalte1
S9ilbt.
2tngen. S9loifer !6erptg bon
bier gertetb unter cine aus benz Rez
paraturzS 9uppen fa6renbe Qofomott=
be unD erIttt f9tpere 8erleBungen.
2Ineburg. Dem Mu1ttbiri=
genten 8riifer 6ierTeIbit finb anlGBltf
feines 25idbrigen Subildums aIs
Stdbstrompeter bes 16. OrdgonerzHe
giments Gbrungen mannigfa9er Orr
81 tbetl ge~tporben.
&loIteramtmann SuItt3ratb @tl.
6elm 9eride erbielt ben gbardtter uls
8e5eimer Regterungsrat6.
Mebrum. S9eune unb @ie6s
ftal1 bes 5ofbefiBers MiIbelm Slobt
brdnnten nteber.
NteberfDden. @oIlmeier ST.
He6el fam in bas 9etrtebe zines 60
peItperfes unb purbe f4per berlebt.
Nprt6eim. Die StabtberorOncz
ten in R6enbt, 8eg. : Seq. 9Ifeloorf
nd6lten ben 8iirgermeiiter Or. iur.
Domino BON bier gum BET olbeten 8etz
qeorbneten nit Dem Sitel 3petter
8iirgermeiter.
If. Sin ebemaliger On
qebDriqer Der bannpberi9en Nrmee,
Wuquf S9aper, Der 8ertpalter Der
b~tefiqen ftGDtif9en SrantenbduIer,
tritt in ben Rubeitanb.
Ruber 9aufen. 9edant mn
8farrer 8oumer lit bier i'm 80. Sc
bensiabre geItorben.
@eeI3e. On STEELE bes emerittrz
ten 8aitprs &abius, Der % Sabre
Seeliorger Der 9emeinbe mar, tpurOe
rer paitpr 8aieler aus 9tbberfe err
ndnnt.
Bum pterten 2e6rer an Der bteItgen
8oIfsf8ule lit Der Qebrer Camping
aus 8ortpebe ernannt pOrben.
6tGltum. Die @erpaltung Der
bieIigen Sberf0riterei purDe benz
SorfufeKor 6eudel aus 8afe1, unter
@rnennung befelben gum O~berf0rfter,
iibertragen.
@tube. &onfiitortalprdIibent a.
Or. 8auitdbt erbielt ben 8Ot6en Qbs
lerorben 5peiter &lafe nit @i4en>
laub.
@ienenburg. @egen zines un=
6eil6uren 2eibens erf9oB it9 Der biez
fige @emeinbeboriteber MaiOr a. 3.
Wiegener.
WtGbelms6uben. Murinegars
nifonbauinfpettOr Zimmerman 1T
gum Observation-Disclosures unb 8aurdtG
prnnnnt mnrhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22

Singer (gr06lenb): sd pOat'.
meme 8iebe erg0fe ii4 ar in Elm eins
gig 8Ort!" 49,.
3ub6rer G6mer8li4): sd audi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22

9on Der Gtrdffammer bes bieftgen
Qanbgeri9ts purben Die beiben 9e@
I6dftsfibrer Der 5irma RubDlp9 Ear@
itdbt bier pegen Steuer6inter8te9ing
suIdmmen gu 10000 Mort 9elOftrdte
berurtbetlt.
Ser tpegen ltrtunbenFdlf6ung ted
briefli6 berfolgte unb in NntfperPen
perbaftete &aufmann Spun 8lun1enz
thai BON bier lit bterber t~ranspOrtIrf
norben.
@alpmpn gobn, 8egriinber rfto
Mtttn6a6er Der befannten 8dnttIrrla
Gal. 8. Gp6n tit, 81 Sabre alt, pier
~berItorben.
Sn 4onfurs qerietben: S6edterpGqS
ter =. 9. 8. Oiirtop, bic 5trma 2etl@
ri6 @ggers, &aufmann 8. s.. "; SIeI
BON unb &orl Sermann ytlqoe'
Stape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22
Reidslan0e.

@troBburg. Dem 8%uiernenta>
fpettpr 6ilsmdnn BEL Der 9drnl1OHS
berpultung bierfelbIt lit Der 8ronefts
prben pierter &laFe berlieben pprDetl'
Die @tuoentenT6uFt Der bieilgen
3aifer : @ilbelmsz untDerIitGt brdnte
8rofeFDr Or. 9erlanb, benz berubm'
ten @~epgrap6en un5erer Qlmd Utafet'
at feinem 7OiG6rigen 9eburtstage Ell
men tmppfanten Sadel5ug, an benz ia:
fat fGmmtli9e &prpprdtionen, 1ofple
cine groBe Nn3o6l ni4t i%ntorportrtetr
Gtubenten betbeiligten. Del 8oritd1r
beg Musf9uFeS, ftub. phil. WannemG7
der, bielt por Der 8p5nung bes SnO!z
lars cine NnIpra4e.
Sci Der @erpaltung Der Ret3s@Glz
1%enba6nen in SLAP : Q%otbrtngert muir
be Der niirttembergtfde Re8teru19S'
/ 8aumeiFer Otto &ommereQ bier gum
gifenbabnbuuz unb 8etriebstniPettor
unb Der preuBif9e &egterungsbarnle:7
tier Milbelm 8ergmann bier gum GGz
Iienbd6n6au Snfpettor ernannt.
uniberfttGts : @etretGr 9r. 9eba1
titan Sausmdnn BON bier, BON benz iett
mebreren Suqen iebe Spur fe5lte, be-
ftn6et ft6 in ctnem &runtenbduie IN
Miin6en, tpobin er fi4 auf Der Retie,
BON pl0bIi6em unpoblietn ergriffe1,
beqeben bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22
9cntide SIeinitaatelG.
n6alt.

0effuu. 9isr bat fid Elm auss
f6uB gebilbet, I'm Dem Deritorbenen
aomponiiten Quguf 8lugbarot, Dem
ous MuIfleben Qn4ult5 10 na4bdlttge
S0r0erung perOantt, Elm 9robOentmol
al errt6ten. Syn ben iibrigen anbalttz
Ii6en @tdDten 6aben fih 3netgtommits
tees ge6iloet. Die 5umilie 8%lug3arots
1T BON 5rau 8uronin GObnzO Open
6eim nit einem rei4en 2egat beoa4t
DprDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-22
&Gnigreid @iirttembera.

Stuttgart. S6erIunbesgeri9ts
ratb 20Oel BON bier lit an STEELE bes
in ben Ru6eftanb tretenben &et4sge=
ri9tsrat6s Or. b.. 3immerle gum
&ei4sgeri9tsrat6 ernannt pDroen.
&m /. &priG trttt er in ietn Nmt Elm.
Dem i'm &u6eItanD bier lebenoen
@irtIi6en @ebeimratb YrpfeFor Or.
Gbuaro 3eler, Der tiir3li9 fetnen 80.
9eburtstag feierte, nurDe BON &aifer
Der preuBiI6e &ronenorben /. &lafe,
benz piirttembergii9en 8eneralmaior
unb Observation-Disclosures in Berlin,
b. Mar6taler, Der &ot6e 4blerorben 2.
&lafe Derlieben.
6laI6nermeiIter @buurb @0tter 1T
i'm Otter BON "a Sabren geitorben.
0er 8erepigte mar ieit pielen eSa6ren
@~prftBenber be8 8irgerDerein5 8onz
tperf.
Oberft b. 9appoIbt, 8oritunb bes
8efleiOungsamt5 bes Nrmeeforps,
purbe in @ene6migung ieines 4bs
i4ieosgeIu98 unter 8~erleibung Dec
GbaratterS als 8eneralmdior CUR Dis
petition geiteGt.
Sberpoitrat6 8lingler Bel Der Sc
rehabilitation Der Yoiten uno Selegru=
p6en lit in ben Rubeitanb perieBt uni
inn bas Ritterfreu3 bes Srbens Der
Wirttember9tf9en &rone perlie6en
porDen.
NaIen. 6ier fanb bic feierli9e
4mtseinfeBung bes neugepGblten
StabtI9ult6eiBen S9nar3 burG
Oberamtmann 2Gmmle itdtt.
8adnang. Dem Qmtsgeri9tsz
biener g6riitmann purbe anlGBli9 fei=
ner 3uruheieBung Die @erbienftmeOaiuc
bes SrieOri9sprDens berlieben.
8enntngen. 8ei Der 94ultbeis
Benpa6l purDe an Ste1e bss ais Ser
fpalter an oas 8e5irfstrantenbaus in
2ubnigsburg berufenen ieit6erigeu
S6ult6eiBen Mober StabtI6ultbetz
benamts@Qititen 3anter aus Marbaf
gepGbIt.
86bIingen. Nuf 4ntrag bon
0erpanbten ipirb Der i'm Sabre 1852
mad Qmerifu g~ereiTte unb IeitOem ber=
I6puene Sriebrt9 Rugel BON S60n=
aid. aeboren am 3. DECEMBER 1880,
IDffentli9 aufgeforbert, fi4 ipGteftens in
hem ouf ben II. September 1903 boz
Dem bieIiqen 4mtsgeri4t dnberaumten
Qufoebotstermin 3u melosn, piorigen7
Ifaus bic Spbesertldrung erfolgen tpirb,
8ppftngen. SIN Glitter bon 81
Subren lit @tabti4ultbeiB Abolf Berg
miller bier g~eitorben.
9irmenttngen. Nd9 22iGbz
riser Nmtsfibrung iab fi9 S9uIt6eiB
&ebm infolge &rantbeit gen0tbigt, fein
Nmt nteber5ulegen.
Gberfabt. Sn einem Nnfan
BON 8etitesit0rung beriibte Der &ronenz
tpirt6 Ret9ert Selbftmprb.
@btngen. Maurermeifer &arl
SUB iteIlte feline 3a6lungen elm.
Gn5berg. Cine S6eune unb
bds 0oppelpobnbaus oes So6annes
Mtiiler uno Der Witttpe @reiner brunnz
ten nieber.
9aiGborf. Na9 ~annGbernb 32=
IiG6riger S9Gtigteit tit Oberamtsarst
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-19
NEW MEMBERS RECEPTION

Will be Held This Evening from Sis
Until 10 O'clock at the Y. M. c. A.
Fine Programme Arranged.
This evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. a re-
ception will be given to all new men,
bers admitted to the association since
the first of January and TO the old men,
bers who have renewed their member
ships.
The entertainment provided promises
to be most enjoyable one. The pro-
gramme is to include readings by Will
liam Pickens Of Yale university and
violin solos by Herman Glassner. Mr..
Pickens has been heard before at the Y.
NJ. c. A. and his appearance is always
eagerly anticipated.
He will give readings from Dunbar
and Uncle Remus." AS an original in
terpreter of Uncle Remus" stories he
never has been excelled. A colored man
himself he fully appreciates the humor
of the stories and gives them with a
richness of dialect that Is at once enter
tanning and unique.
Since the first of January there have
been 1875 members admitted to the asso-
citation. This is by no means a record
month, but fair monthly average and
shows the reDadity of the growth in
| members oe the association.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-19
AYERTEn PIN AWAY

What might have been a. dangerous
runaway was happily averted by the
prompt and timely assistance Of one
of the city substitute policemen.
A prominent physician of this city in
turning the corner of State and Grove
streets was tipped from the sleigh and
thrown heavily on his side. He quick
" regained his feet, retaining hold of
the reins but could not well control the
excited horse as the twisted shafts
were goading him to furious struggles.
At this embarrassing juncture a State
street car passed. Substitute Policeman
Cohane was on the rear platform. He
at once fastened to the assistance Of
the doctor and selling the horses head.
held him quiet until the sleigh could
be righted and its occupant regain con-
troll of the nervous animal.
The horse soon Gained down and the
doctor and the policeman continued on
their respective business. The officers
timely and skilfuI work was witnessed
by the carload Of passengers with much
approval.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-19
DORsCHT CONCERT OUTLINE.
Part of Symphony and Lots of Good
Music Promised

Part Of a Symphony and Lots of Good
Music Promised.
The concert to be given by Dorscht
lodge at the Hyperion Sunday night
will be the last of the orchestral at
fairs for the season and no other OPP
portunity will be offered to hear a big
and complete orchestra at popular
prices. 1t has been stated with truth
that in no other city in the land a con-
cert of the excellence of the Dorscht
given at such low prices as prevails
here and certainly at no other place
can a symphony be heard for twenty
five cents.
The programme includes the second
movement of Schubert's unfinished
symphony, Dvorak's suite of dances,
queer characteristic things, the over
ture to Martha Strauss great waltz,
''Tales From the Vienna Woods" with
introduction for zithers, selection from
Stuart's 1.-THE Silver Slipper" and some
novelties.
Clara Moeller Johnston Of Washing
ton. D. c., soprano, will be the vocal
soloist, and Nathan Sokoloff, violinist,
the instrumental soloist. Seats now on
sale at the box office. Prices, rs and So
cents.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-19
sLEIGHING NOTES.

Plenty of Snow and the Best Sleighing
of the Season-Fast Speeding Predict
ed for This Afternoon.
The present deep snow has made
sleighing that is good at present and
will soon be better of the cold weather
continues. Some horsemen and road
drivers say that the sleighing is now the
best of the entire winter season in this
city and vicinity. On Whalley avenue
and many other streets the beaten track
is not yet wide enough for two teams to
race abreast, or side by side, but will
probably be much wider by this after
noon.
During the early afternoon yesterday
several New Haven horse fanciers were
out with good stock.
Among those who were noticed were
Henry Herr with his black horse Kitty
Wilkes 2:23M; Walter Clark with one
of the race horses from his stable; f.
MN. Tuttle with chestnut trotter, John
S. Griffin with his favorite roadster, /.
G. Richey with his fast trotter Anto-
MO, James Ferguson with a fast horse
from his stable, Charles Whiting with
his favorite, b. S. Bradley with Blue
Light.
Harry B. H. Hurd went over the ave-
nue. at good speed behind his fast and
stylish trotter Phoebe Wilkes. The gray
horse Quicksilver 2:161a recently pur-
chased by Or. Reilly was showing his
style on tie snow. This trotter has
been owned twice by James Ferguson.
Considerable driving is anticipated
this afternoon on some of the best
streets in the suburbs
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l-ocaA Vi Gather ltsp"rt.
New Haven. Feb. is.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, $40 p. m.
deliver a Lenton sermon March Is at
st. Paurs. Wallingford.
Mrs. Jane Tinkham of Milford has
purchased cottage and lot at Mead
oWs End of Mrs. Alice Rohan.
George j. Smith of Milford has re-
Gently purchased of George NJ. Cam a
tract of woodland at Meadows End.
j. H. Crazy of Waterbury has pur-
chased a building lot at Meadows End
Of George N. Pritchard, also of Water
bury.
The social committee of Olive Branch
lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, of Westville,
are planning for an entertainment to
be given in the near future.
Miss Justine Ingersoll, who has been
very i'll at her home on Harrison
street, has completely recovered from
her illness and is able to be about as
usual.
Humboldt lodge, No. 81, T. Q. o. F.,
is now. busily making preparations for
its thirtieth anniversary, which event
is to be celebrated on March 4th, in
Turn hall.
This evening the anniversary of the
Benevolent society of Trinity Lutheran
church will be celebrated with a ban
quet and entertainment in the hall at
No.. 15S Grown street.
Denman Ross of Harvard will speak
at the Yale Art school this afternoon
at o'clock on the subject, Paintings
and the Principles" This is a univer-
sity lecture and will be largely at
tended. H ...
The annual assembly in Clinton oc-
ours Friday evening in Morgan hail.
The committee of arrangements have
as theri chairman, George E. Eliot, Jr.,
principal of the school, and Redfield
b Wright as floor manager.
The musicale under the auspices of
the parochial society of st. Paul's P.
E. church will be given in the parish
house this evening. The entertainers
will be-: Double quartette from Yale
Glee club; Miss Mae Jean Colt, reader;
Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche, soprano;
Frederick S. Weld, baritone; Seth d.
Bingham, Jf., accompanist.
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Armdsncy Oh ,lle illn,es.

The tendency of medical science is to-
ward preventive measures. The best
thought of the world Is being given to
the subject. 1t is easier and better to
prevent than to cure. 1t has been fully
demonstrated that pneumonia, one Of
the most dangerous diseases that med
zeal men have to contend with, can be
prevented by the use of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. Pneumonia always re-
suits from cold or from an attack Of
influenza (grip), and it has been observ,
ed that this remedy counteracts any
tendency of these diseases toward
pneumonia. This has been fully proven
in many thousands of cases in which
this remedy has been used during the
great prevalence Of colds and grip in
recent years, and can be relied upon
with implicit confidence. Pneumonia
often results from a slight cold when
no danger is apprehended until it is sud-
denly discovered that there is fever and
difficulty in breathing and pains in the
chest, then it is announced that the pa
tent has pneumonia. Be on the safe
side and take Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the cold is contract
ed. It always cures. For sale by all
druggists.
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BUSINESS MEMS MEETING.
Project of Trolley Road From Hart
ford to New Haven Explained.

ford to New Haven Explained.
Hartford, Feb. 1s.-At the monthly
meeting of the Hartford Business
Mems association, Monday evening,
Thomas C. Perkins made a statement
in explanation of the proposed trolley
line from this city to Middletown via
Wethersfield, Rocky Hill and Crom-
well, and from Middletown to New
Haven. He distributed maps of the
proposed route and said that traffic ar
rangements had been practically agreed
upon by which the cars would be run
over the tracks of the Middletown
Street Railway company, and that the
road was working in harmony with the
Hartford Street Railway company re-
garding an entrance to this city. About
$4,000 had already been spent in sur
veying, etc, on the proposed road to
New Haven, and its construction would
cost 100000. Half hourly cars to
Middletown will be run and the fare
will be Is cents. To New Haven the
fare will be 40 cents. He asked for the
moral support of the business men Of
Hartford in the construction of the
proposed road. The matter was re-
ferred to the committee on transporta-
ton and bridges.