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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
NEWS FROM
OTHER TOWNS
BROOKsIDE.


Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickerson and
infant son, of Newark, have been the
guests Of Mrs. William Dickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith. OF
Brooklyn, are the guests OF Mrs.
Thomas Parker.
Principal Al. w. Kiser, Of Netcong,
spent Saturday with his parents here.
Morton Simpson, who was quite
badly hurt from fall, is around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Washburn, Of
New York, are visiting at the nome q
e. r. Connett.
Miss Sadie Field has been spending
several days with her parents at
Whippany.
Miss Bertha Kuhmichel, OF Mount
Tabor, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Clarence Glover and Richard Glover,
of Newark, spent Memorial Day with
Harry Glover.
William e. Day, of Morristown, and
Harvey Blazure, of Roseyille, were
guests Of G. III. Day last Monday.
William Keepers, Of Brooklyn, has
been spending few days with Stephen
Il Connett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Owens have been
visiting few days with Mrs. sutton
Of Mendham.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
Animal Criminals.

AS a species OF hardened criminals
among placid herbivorous animals none
is worse than the bison, or American
buffalo Toward man and beast and
even among themselves these vicious,
vindictiye and agile brutes, whose halt
brothers on the other continents do moi
fear even the terrific onslaughts OF
lions and tigers, are in a state Of al
most continual warfare. They are
among the wickedest rogues ever seer
In zoo.--AfcC lure's Magazine
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
THE WINDS OF MARCH.

And the showers of April may pro
duce beautiful results in nature, but
are dreaded by those having considera-
ton for both complication and skin.
Atmospheric changes cause no fears
to those who use Par0Ia Cream. 1t
prevents and cures all irritation from
these causes For sale by Henry M.
Smith.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
"A NEW STYLE IN BOUQUETS

There is much charm in the ar
rangement of flowers both as to color,
combination and fragrance, and each
flower is a token of some sentiment,
FIorafoam on lady's dressing table
is token of fastidious taste, purity of
mouth and fragrance Of breath, an
ideal preparation for the mouth and
teeth. For sale by Henry M. Smith
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
MI. FREEDOM. :.

Mrs. Fairservice and Mrs. Oliver OF
East Newark were the guests of Mrs,
Geo. ID. Coe on Sunday last.
Dory Boyer and family Of Newark
spent Decoration Day With his grand
mother Mrs Ira w. Youngs,
CarlAlbertson and wife Of New York
city. were the guests Of his sister, Mrs.
John Blackwell for few days.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
CENT A WORD COLUMN
No advertisements taken for this
column for less than is cents.

WANTED Live agents to sell Dr..
Whites Electric Combs patented
Jan. /, 800. Cure dandruff, hair falling
out, sick and nervous headaches, yet
cost no more than an ordinary comb.
Sells on sight. Agents are wild with
success. Send SOC for sample (half
price,. Write quick. The DR.. White
Electric Comb Co., Decatur, Ill. 4037
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07

CORRESPOND FOR PLEASURE
AND RESULTS We introduce. Big
lists. Names and addresses sent on
receipt of 25c. Both sex, no further
expense. Eureka Agency. Middle
burgh, N. X.
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NEIV Y0RK STOCK MAREIE
Onentnr. flirha,

Opening, Highest, Lowest ouotas,on
 On the New York Stock Exchange, report- led by Prince & Whitely, Bankers and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and b Center Street, New Haven, Conn:
 0nnp uioI, on, f,lo~a
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Eimamcia1.
Y KESIEItDAf'S SIOCA MARkET
Effort to Tarn rrtcea Upward Meets
 with some ~uccess.

Effort to Turn Prtcea Upward Meets
 With some ~uccess.
 New York, Feb. 25.-The tentative ef- fort to turn the prices upwards, which was in evidence yesterday and the day before in the stock market met with better success to-day. The more fa- vorable conditions came from abroad again just as the adverse factors from that direction have defeated the pre- vious efforts to advance prices. The extreme depression in Russian securi- ties, which has been the cause of the financial troubles in France and Ger many, has been aggravated by the Jap- ancse naval successes, and the latest affair at Port Arthur was something of an antidote to this and helped the bourses, which are largely committed to Russian securities. The beginning of 1 the fortnightly settlement in London to-day failed to uncover any weak spots, and this again disproved some of the fears which have conduced to the recent weakness there. The buying of to-day was attributed largely to the short account, This assumption was based in part upon the fact that the turn in prices came without any change III the character of the news or in ex- isting conditions. The professional traders have been watching the market 1 keenly for several days past for signs that the now considerable decline had reached proportions to satisfy the con- Gitions which started it or whether, ill their own phrase the market was over- sold. Assertions were made that there was some slight buying from commis- sion houses, attracted by the low level of prices. That it was not large is suf- ficiently attested by the volume of the market. The further rise in wheat and the fall in cotton were consistent in re- sponse to the war in eastern Asia The early strength in sterling exchange was an index of some further pressure on the foreign money markets, but ex- change eased off during the day on the realization that there may be consider able delay in the Panama canal pay ments owing to the questions raised in the French courts. There was less money offering here to loan on time and the demand for the longer periods showed an appreciable increase The average of the days gains for the most active stocks was above point. St. Paul, Amalgamated Copper and Brook lyn Transit were the leaders of the market and United States Steel pre- ferred did not share fully in the strength. The closing was strong but very dull, with rumors Of settlement of the western grain rate war.
 Bonds were firm but were lightly dealt in, Total sales par value $1,3s5,- 900.
 United States threes registered de- clined 1-4 per cent. on call.
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MILFORD.


 Nathan Fenn. superintendent of the
 Milford Water company, who was
 brought to the New Haven hospital Wednesday suffering from appendicitis, was operated on. yesterday and is re-
 ported to be doing very well. A new flag has been donated and is to | fly from Liberty Rock. It is the gift of
 Mrs. Mary Hepburn Smith of Milford,
 who is in Washington. D. C., for the winter
 | The third in the series of Lenten teas
 now being given by the ladies of St. Peters church occurred Wednesday at l the home of Mrs. George M. Gum, with an attendance of seventeen members of l the guild. The next tea will be given at the residenc of Mrs. Glendora Brown of Lafayette avenue
 MT. and Mrs. R. N. Smith, of Knowl- edge Hill, who are in New York this
 winter spent Westinghouse birthday in | town
 The Neighborhood Reading circle met
 this week at the home of Rev. and Mrs. l N. T. Merwin, the programme including
 readings from Snow Bound and a
 discussion on the current events. | Miss Georgie Mabee,.,a domestic in the employ of D. c. Garter, on Noble avenue. and J. ". Holmes, the former Irestauranter. were very quietly mar ried last Monday in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes will reside on Central avenue upon their return from their ! wedding trip.
 l M. and Mrs. F. B. Colony, Greene street. are enjoying the visit of their daughter. Miss Belle Colony of New
 ark, N. J.
 The town hall was well filled the oth- CT evening at the thirteenth annual re-
 ception of William Fowler council. o. U.
 A. M. There was short concert by
 Jerome Mays banjo club of Bridgeport,
 and it was much enjoyed. The uniform degree team of Waldemere council of
 Bridgeport gave a fine exhibition drill.
 The team led the grand march. and it
 was followed by a programme of six
 teen numbers. The decorations were in good taste, and were the work of J. A. Perry, F. Van Syckle and others.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Occurred Yesterday Morning on Cedar
 Hill Bridge.

Occurred Yesterday Morning on Cedar
 Hill Bridge
 A bad freight wreck yesterday morn- ing at o'clock delayed traffic in the neighborhood of the Cedar Hill, bridge for nearly an hour A switch engine having a couple of cars in tow, while waiting for the elear-traek, signal to proceed to Union depot, was crashed into by an extra Harlem freight bound west. The cars attached to the switch CT were reduced to kindling wood, both engines suffering slightly.
 Wrecking Derrick No. 1 was sum moned from the terminal to clear the tracks, when, to make a bad matter worse, a light locomotive got in front of it and made a mess of things by break ing a rail on the tracks near Court street. This penned Up the wrecking train so that it was not able to get to work until after 8 considerable delay. When it finally did get to work the tracks were rapidly cleared, save the one on which the accident occurred, which was blocked until about 10:30 o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
HuteIs.
LAKE WOOD. N. !.

OVUs M Ue
 should you care for information nbaut Lakewood, New Jersey, and it's faaaSus Pines write for rree copy of the beautIfnl- ly illustrated souvenir magazine. sT,aurel Leaves from Lakewood Issued monfhly.. Address D. B. Plumer, Lakewood, N. ].
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
If Inc Baby Is cn...ns Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well,tried rem children's teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pains, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for diarrh0ea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
W. L. E. 2d pf .... 2s 8 2s 2s
clos,ns Prlces.
*-Ex-diy.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X whitely. Bankers and Brokers, g Broadway. New York. and 15 Center street, New Haven, Conn:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
RAILROAD BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

MISCELLANEUUS -BONDS.
 Due Bid Asked Adams Express co ..... .1947 f014 102Iz Boston Electric list 6s 1906 105 Norwich St; Ky. 1st 5s.. 1923 102ls 105 Conn. L. &P. 1st 5s. 1889 1O6 110 Conn. Ky. & Flee. 4Ias. :. 1851 92 International Silver 6s. .1949 o7h 99 N. Haven City As. sewer. 1914 1O2 :. New Haven City 31as do 1907 9S New Haven County 3lss. 1915 1O0l5 New Haven Town 315s.. 1850 100 N. H. Town F. P. Iss ,e. 1889 105 New Haven School 4s.. 1904 JOl N, L. Gas & Elec 1st 5s. 1927 1O2 N H. Gas & Flee 5s..... 1929 99 Swift X Co. 5s. 1ql5 10Oh .02 United Illuminating 4s. .1940 96IA
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AID SOCIETY
or the First Lutheran Chureh-coming
 Entertainment.

or the First Lutheran Church-Coming
 Entertainment.
 The Ladies Aid soceity of the First Lutheran church met Wednesday after noon with Mrs. Christian Holland. 51 Clark street, accomplishing considerable work, having planned their embrcider- ies and sewing for a year. On Monday evening. the 29th, they will give an en- tertainment in Momauguin hall, Courier building, State street. It will consist of a cantata entitled We Will Have to Mortgage the Farm" under the leader ship of Herman Thorstenberg. The costumes will be decidedly unique, A Japanese drill by twelve young ladies trained by Captain Grace Yorke of West Haven will be given. There will be solos, readings. and Master George Adams will favor the audience with some selections on the autoharD. All are cordially invited A nominal fee will be charged.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE AND THERE.

BIanhet Mortgage for s1OO,oOo Given by Housatonic Manufacturing Company -Ladies' Auxiliary of Annex Fire De- l partment to Assist West Haveners 10 | Organize.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
RoYs' RRIGADE

The Third Connecticut regiment of the Boys brigade will give its semi annual entertainment and drill in War ner hall on March at 7:SO p. m. The Radiator Dramatic club will give the farce My Run for Office" The boys will be pleased to sell all their friends on that occasion.
 INSIDE
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was injured in collision at Grannis' corner last Friday, has returned to work
 Palaski chapter. F. A. M, gave three candidates the third degre at it's regu- lar meeting Wednesday evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
Government Isonda.

Chicago Wheat Market.
 Reported over private wire by J. L. Me Lean & O.. 9 Broad St, New York, and $40 Chapel St, Hubinger building, New Haven Norman A. Tanner, manager Onen High Low. Close.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-26
CONDITION IMPROVING

The condition of William Gay. who is suffering from the effects of an opera- tion for appendicitis, was reported yes- terday as much improved, as the com munity will be glad to learn.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
Sioux City tager nya tag.

Sedan den a annat stale omta-
lade stora eldsvSdan intraffade,
hafva fera dagar forlutit, och
kort imam tidnlngen gar i press,
kunna vi meddela att Diet arbetas
med flyer. pa undanrodjandet at
ruinerna. Stora rokmoln uppstiga
annu fran brandplatsen. och ruiz
nerna forete fran tredie gatan en-
pittoresk anblick. / de valdiga
tegelhogarne har man hela tiden
arbetat med raddandet at kassa-
skap. af hvilka manga 81 torde
hafva emotstatt eldens h~arjningar
So val som bankernas solidt in
redda kassahvalf. Nora sidan at
fjerde gatan i Diet distrikt, der ell
den rasade, foreter en- anblick at
forstorelse. Det hnnes knappast
en- hel fonsterruta qvar | nagot
hus. men affarsmannen tillkanna
gifya likval pa i hast malade skyl
tar att deras lokaler arc open for
business" Den enda Store han
delsbutik, SOM ar stangd. ar /. ).
Martin & Companys butik. Ma
stan ALA husen pa nora sidan at
gatan fattade ED. men genom
brandkarens anstrangningar, som
underlittades at de tusenden, som
hockat till att askada branden,
hindrades eden att ia nagon vi
dare iramfart norr ON fierde ga
tan.
Eft plundrande element tog till
fallet i akt att inhnna sig under
braEden. Da Diet under nagon
It'd tycktes att husen pa nora 81
dan at gatan afvenledes voro
domda till undergoing, borjade
man flytta ut hvad som raddas
kunde, och genast voro villiga
handler ill hands att bortfora ALT
fyttbart utan ait dervid CORA
skillnad pa mitt och dit. En- sa-
loonegere i acknowledgements
uppgifver att midi for hans nasa
bortstulos likorer och cigarrer for
EFT varde at Oliver 1000 dollars
utan att han med sina bitraden
kunde hindra Diet, och liknande
stolder rapporteras fran andra
hall.
Polisen gjorde hvad den kunde
att halla plundrarne pa afstand,,
men var under uppstandelsen So
godt som maktlos. Att arrestera
var Diet ingen It'd till,
enda utvagen var att med inga-
miida medel aflagsna dem,
som forgrepo sig pa andras egen
dom. En- af vara svenska polls
hAr for oss omtalat at.
han ur en- brinnande byggnad ge-
nom EFT fonster utkastade 8 man.
som voro ifrigt sysselsatta med
plundring. och andra polisman
hade handerna fulla med dylikt
.rbete.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30

land. tills hennes SAX biz under
sokt.
Svensk skeppsriggarc. Olof
Carlson har utsetts till forman vid
Fore River Ship & Engine Co. j
Quincy, Mass. En- AMMAN der
stades anstalld svensk, Charles
Person, innehar EFT :verldsrekord i
~riggning, i Diet han nemligen haft
riggningen ON hand af icke allie
mast ~sjumastade stalskonaren A.
w. Lawson, utan afven verldens
ende sexmastare, stalskonaren
William A. Douglas.
EN- dan meyer uppassafen John
w. Holland nekat att gitta sig
med Katarina McGroarty, en-
vacker irlandsk ficka, som inne.
lar tjenst hos Frank A. Tobey
i Philadelphia, har den unga da-
men nu stallt honom till ansvar
tor brutet aktenskapslofte och
fordrar, 5000 dollars j skadeer-
sattning, De unga tn blefvo be-
kanta pa en- bjudning hos Tobey.
och fickan foralskade sig genast /
sv artingen. hvilken afven var
mycket u%ppmarksam mot henne
och friade. Men da han kom att
tanka narmare pa saken, fam han
att rasskillnad, religion och social
|sta'lning lade hinder vagen for
f6reningen och vagrade att leda
henne till altaret.
Der socialistiska partiet har be.
slutat att uppratta en- socialistisk
skola i New York och for delta.
andamal tillsatt fyra larare. Sko.
Ian skall BORA sin verksamhet i
ianuari och sluta i maj med fore.
lasning en- gang i veckan. Laro
amnena blilva lem, bland anuai
socialismens historic och "der
kommande staten.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
Iowa. as second class mail matter.

Da SvENSKA MONITOREN nu
med delta. mr.. afslutar sin tiorde
argang och med der nasta upp-
lagan ingar j slit elite ar, villa vi
begagna tillfallet att onska vara
lasare en- god fortsattning pa Diet
kommande nya aret. Under iva
forhutna lustrer hafva vi redligt
strafvat och arbetat for att halla
Diet program, som vi utlofvade /;
tidningens forsta hummer, och
att vara strafvanden kropts med
framgang, hafva vi till stor del att
tacka Diet understood, som fran
allmanhetens sida kommit oss till
godo. For denna, uppmuntran
och delta understood villa vi till
vara gynnare och vanner framba-
ra vart hiertliga tack.
Utgifvandet at en- tidning ar
ingalunda nagon latt uppgift, och
Diet ar omoiligt for en- tidningsut-
gifvare att vara ALA till lags. vi
villa dock forsakra att vi aldrie
med vett och villa velat sara ma
gon med Diet innehall som varit
synligt j vara spalter. vi hafva,
sa godt vi kunnat, alltid forsokt
att ga den eyllene medelvagen
och komma att CORA Diet hadan.
efter. Annu en- gang villa vi till.
onska vara lasare en- god fortsast-
ming pa Diet nya aret.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30

Observation-Disclosures H.. Ii
gischiold i Upsala hell nyiigen
EFT foredrag Oliver amnet SUDDEN
ter som kroppsarbetare o. bete-
ade dervii att Diet i studentexa-
men borde finnas EFT forordnande
ON EFT godkandt betyg i nagot
Praktiskt yrke.
Godt och val. Men den, som
j Sverige genomgatt den grotte-
qvarn. som fran barndomen till
en- begynnande mannaalder NAL
och formar en- till student, vet
mycket val att Diet under tiden
81 gives nagon It'd att inlara EFT
Praktiskt yrke. Det fordras
visserligen Ell nagot smile att taga
studentexamen, men a andra 81.
dan visas Get att manga, hyilkas
hogsta strafvan ar att ma till par
nassens fot. blifva ohjelpligt eff
ter. Att till narvarande under
visningskurser vid de hogre sven
ska laroverken vid sidan lagga
undervisningskurser i nagot prak.
tiskt yrke skulle medfora att in
gen kunde taga studentexamen
pa nagon rimlig tid.
Mycket, som nu ingar i den
svenska studentexamen, skulle
dock utan den ringaste skada for
stat eller individ kunna slopas och
den for de alldeles onyttiga och
onodiga smnena anslagna tiden
anvandas for inlarande eft nagon
ting praktiskt. Visserligen kan
Diet mangen gang vara babe in
tressans och eStetiskt bildande
att kama de grekiska och romer
ska fortattarne, men int helper
Diet en- skomare att kunna, tala
grekiska eller latin, da han skall
CORA en galosch. Och skall en-
skraddare CORA en- Overlook eller
en- smed sko en- hast, inte helper
Diet nagon at dem att kama salig
Norbecks teologi fran perm til
perm eller ALA de sekter med O
lika trosbekannelser ,kyrkomoten,
m. m. som man far till Ifs i kyr-
kohistorien. Den It'd en- larjungt
vid de svenska laroverken mastr
AMANDA pa inpluggandet at ALA
dessa onyttiga saker ar oerhord,
och en- vacker dag star han der
ON han kunnst folja med. med
den Invita- S s pa hufvudet
och inbillar sig ! sin enfald att
hela verlden star 0ppen for hoi
,om. !
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
sielfva verket ar han en- help

/ sjelfva verket ar han IN help
los stackare, of6rmogen att sjelt
taga sig fran ! verlden. EFT at
kulturens offervasen. da en- jemn
arig snickarcgesall, som han sa
ofverlagset blickar ned pa mycket
val kan draga sig fran. Forelasa-
rem Papekade bristerna Diet hogre
svenska Observation-Disclosures,
da han foreslog att inlarandet at
cit praktiskt yrke borde vara obi
getoriskt i studentexamen. Men
med nuvarande dryga undervis-
ningskurser later delta sig ej
goras. Med slopandet aide alldeles
onodigad6da spraken. kyrkohi.
storia och teologi, hvilka amnen
upptaga en- dryg It'd, kunde denna
It'd anvandas for inlarandet al
na3onting praktiskt, som blefve
till verklig nytta i framtiden. Det
larda proletarialet skulle pa sam
ma gang forminskas till antalet
och farfe tarande och onyttiga
medlemmar 6nnas ! samhallet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30

nyad vackelse att halla balansen
bland Iowas stader. och genom
uppoffring och civila strafvanden.
energi och beslutsamhet skall
Sioux City likt en- Phoenix resa
sig ur askan.
A koloniens vagnar
Herman Anderson.
Kansas City, Mo-, IS dec. 1904
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
Till Svenska Monitoren

Sioux City. la,
Half godheten infor Eder ara
de tidning foljande lila resolutio-
men:
Den svenska kolonien i Kansas
City sander sina sympatier pa
grund IT den forskrackliga kata
strof, som drabbat den trefiiga
och blomstrande Sioux" stadens
och hvilken katastrof Ell kan Of
verskattas. Isynnerhet till lands
man, tvilka forlerade frukterna
At EFT lifslangt arbete, villa vi
var synnerliga sympati.
Sioux Citys hopp ligger ! en- for
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30

Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
Spaldsng, 3 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
En- skenande hast.

som rusar nedf0r gatan och kastar de a.
kande ur $kdonet eller hundra andra O.
lycksh ndelser intraffa hvarje dag. bet
hofves ennvar att hafva en- palitlig saliva
till hands, ooh Diet innas ingen sd bra
som Buckleu's Aruica SaIve. Bransar.
skaI SAL. eczema och hamorrhojder forsvin-
IA hastigt under dess helande i~ufytande.
Endast 25c. hos LuDgren & Andreen,
apotekars. Sioux City, Ia. :