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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
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Mitterna6t. 8is iebt lisat feline ANTE
li1e ober Ei9tamtlide N%uffldrung
@uBlanb's iiber bas unalidieliss gr.
eisnib Dor Sosger Banf Dor.
8eridt on BEN Barren.
9lomiral &Oisfbenstp bat brett an
ben SaiIer beri9tet, aber bic Nomirali.
tdt erbielt nod feline Wslbun9.
DAB Elm furdtbarer WiBgriH pOr-
fam, miro anisitis 3usetanosn u,lb
nirsenbs tuirb cine &edtfertigung Der
Beidiebuns barmlOier Slider periu&t.
Ser m b 81 | d @runo bes
alIs.
Wdbrenb bes Sa9es berlautete, baB
Der Nbmiral eutsn @runb our Gns
nabme bate, es lei Elm Nttentat gesen
bas 8ei6mabsr tpdbrsno Der Durdfabrt
bur9 ben Belt ooer ensliiden Canal
geplant. Die unm6slidtsit Der Slider.
boote, nit ibren NeBen ben Si9nalen
Der ruifi9en 9riessf4ife gu sebOrden
ober bic Heruofitdt zines Offi3iers, Der
Die in benz @afer nit ibren @sBen
operireneen Slider fir Winena
2eger belt, mag fir ben Srrtbum
perantportlid isin.
Sobalb bic Sbatia9en fefseffeqt
finb, lit es fiber, baB Die ruifii9e &e=
eierung aus freisn Stiifen Die bOlfte
@nti9doisung anbietet.
protef b britiden
&e9ierung.
2onoon, "a. Set. 9ie britiI9e
&eeieruna ianote beute Ta6mi.tag an
bic ruffiIde &e9ieruns anIdBli& bes
MngriHs auf Die en9lii4e GiiaerHotte
In Der Norbiee our6 8oti4after Sar-
bin9e uno ben ruifii9en 8oti6aftsr In
2onbOn brinsenoe pr~otefnoten.
Setretdr bes Nuspdrtioen Sans
bonnie fam Na9mittags bier an uno
ccnfsrirte Idneer i'm Bufbineam= palaH
nit benz &bnise. Sieier iibermittelte
an ben gurgermsifer bon 5uu cine
Spmpathisbepeide.
u nbersheliAer g 9aSener=
a B berlangt.
Sn ieinen protsitnotsn legt 2orb
2~ansbopne beionoerss @epidt auf ben
%l1mitano, baB oie.&uHen ben 5iidern
teinen Beifano leifteten. 2~ansootpne
perlanst iofsrtisen S9abeneriab. Sn
&esierunsrtrsiien if man Der @nf&t,
baB bic ruifi9en Offsiere Srunh our
annabme batten, in Der Gessnb. mo-
Der Qnsrifs auf bic Sii9erbOute ffatt-
fanb, befinben F9 Winen oosr S9iffe
nit Miren.
3miT9en 2ansoODne uno Dem @ra-
fen 8enfenborf finoet morgen cine
3uiammentunft ftatt. Sn Der Nbus-
fenbeit 8endenoorf's sridien Nadmit=
tags Der ruiiii9e @ei9dftstrdaer i'm
auspdrtisen amt. UNI iein tiefes ge=
bauern iber ben 8orfal a%us3uorid.n.
& uBlanb su @rfaB unb
u bbitte bereit.
g I. petersburg, "a. DIT.
Die 0orbereitune elmer balbamtlihen
NOts puroe i'm lGaufe bes Sages be-
ftlDRen, pelde bas Bebauern Der ruff.
fiden &egi.runs ausoriidt uno ibre
Geneistbeii gu pouem S9aosnsrfab,
10 balb bic 8erantportli1feit fefaes
felt III.
Nan boft, oab bieie 6altuns Der
&egierun9 bic &egierung unb bic 6f-
fentli9e Reinuns in @robbritannien
beidnftiaen unb ben Weg su elmer
ebrenbaftsn oiplOmatii9en Beilesuns
ebnen tuetoe.
9ieengIif DE Note.
2oneor n, "a. DIT. Ser 9ert
Der britiiden Nete an &ublano tpiro
nidt p%srOfentli9t, fe enibdlt aber amt.
li9er Mittbsiluns nad bic be3ei6nenbe
Wenoune: Dies age III berart, bab fie
nod Mnfidt bon or. Waieffdt Resis-
runs feline Wer36geruns ouloet."
bic Singos berla NJ
gen 2rie9.
Sn3wiidsn Derbalten f9 Der tOnfer-
H. rG. 49,. u..Ir:E.~~ .,~A ms.H-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

betOnte ben grnft bes 0orfaaes. @raf
2amsoOrf bradte isin 8eoauern gum
Nusorud, mabrideinli9 miro au1 Der
3aiier Dem 26nige bon @nelanb per-
fDnli6 iein Beoauern ausbriifen unb
oas 8eripre9en elmer ffrenaen Inter-
iu4ung beifisen.
" q Dealt gegenein ru i.
4es Bropia ntdiff.
2onbon, "a. Oft. Der 9ampfer
@speranaa, Der aus 8arrp probiant
FIR Die ruifiae OfsS ec=GlOtte berbsi-
fibren ioa. muroe beute in finfenoem
3~uifanoe, Der Humpf unterbalb Der
Waherlinie angebohrt. borgefunben.
Man ertldrt Die geiddoisuns NIT Der
berbrederii6en Sanolun9 zines bel benz
S4iHs 8ei&dftisten, Der Rads fir ben
Norofee= 3wii tenfal nebmen uoQte.
2onbon, "a. Git. 26nis gb=
tpano iberianbte benz Su0er Bhraer.
msiftsr $1,000 FIR bic 6amilien Der
Opfsr.
3 beiIberO f. g ee-SIptte
in gterbDurg.
@berbourg. 6rantr., "a. Oft.
Die Sorpsbo : Yoote beg 2. ruiRIden
paeifc : @si4waoers on. Sees 6lOtts)
beinoen fi4 i'm dubern Safen. Dos
6ouptaeidmaber mirb bier ertpartet,
oh bic 3riegsidife in ben Safsn fab
rem, 1T inbsisn nod nidt fiber. Die
auerff bier angefDmmenen S9ife be-
fanoen fi4 nidt bel ben erDBeren 5abr=
seussn, als bieie am 6amifag auf bic
6iider=g oote In Der Noroiee feuerten.
Die Sorpeoo-g oote fino bon Wa9s
i6ifen um9eben; Niemanb barf ibnen
nabsfommer uro ebenio oarf Niemonb
ans ufer. 6eute Worgen muroe bic
Wa9iamteit perboppelt aus Gurdt Dor
iapaniidsn SdiHen i'm @anal.
Ses 36niss Sepef9e
mad Gull.
2onbon, "a. Dit. Der Sert
bon 3onig @oparo's Spmpatbie= 5ele=
gramm an ben 8trsermeifer bon 9ua
lautet:
0on Grancis 2noaps.
8udingaamsp alat, "a. Ottobsr.
In ben 8iir9ermeilter bon Sul!
Ser 26nig befieblt mir, Sbnen nit.
sutbeilen, baB er nit tiefem 8ebauern
bon Der nidt gu reatfsrtisenoen 0ano-
lung seb6rt bat, welde sesen Die
Noroiee. Jiiderf Otiae beriibt tuuroe,
uno bite. sic, ben 6amilien Sener.
uel6e bon oieiem b6aif betlagensper=
then greisnihe betrohen wOroen, oas
tiefe 8eileio Der 36ni9in unb Seiner
Waistdt gum Iusorud sa bringen.
(@ea.) 2nolps.
6raneis 3noaDs, Baron bon Gabor=
ibam, lit Der pribatietretdr 26nis
gonaro's.
allie Sdiffe
abeeabren.
6 B o q, "a. Dit. A ruf=
tide Sorpeboboote uno Elm ruffii9er
5ransportoampfer fubren Abenos ab.
Rein ruiiiides Sdif 1T mebr i'm 6afsn.
q epldnteI an Der 8 o t.
81. petersbur.g, "a. Dit.
Ser 3aiier empfins folgenbe Sepei9e
bes Sen. Ruropatfin unter Datum
bonn g.: Die Nadt bonn %. biz %.
osrlisf rubia. SOnntas MOrgen be-
ldfisten unfere fdumtliden S4arf=
idtben ben Geinb, wdbreno bic Sa=
paner uniere 8orpofen ansusreifen
fubten, isooa iiberaQ burd oas ruff
fde Geusr auriidsetrieben mnroen.
Weber 13, 600 ruffif9e
Sobte.
Sofio o, "a. Oct. Das 0aupt=
Quartier, iiber bic Gage am Sbabte
Glu1e beriateno, meloet, Dab i'm @an=
3en 1888 2siAen bon &ufen auf benz
S9ladtfelhe sefunoen tuorben ftno.
Die 3atl Der @efan9snen ma&t su.
fammen 709 aug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

sefien Die Meinuns, elm Mnbalten Der
paeifi9en Glotte m6ge big our geis
le9uns Der aal13en Wnselesenbeit n6tbis
weroen; man 9laubt ieoo9 auslei9
ni9t, baB ss 81 oieier duberfen Wab=
regel fommt.
Seine 0er30gerun9s=
Saftif.
ueberal tritt bic iebr bsitimmte Nns
fi9t gu Sage. oab fur Die iibli9e biplo=
matiide @eridleppung ieBt feline 3sit
1T uno oaB &ublano teins @ren3e fir
feline gntiduloisuna ooer bel Der Quss
oebnunq Der gntiddoisung Der Opfer
feffesen barf.
3 tt +
bonn p6bel beIeibi Ct.
Die tieffte .gntrifung bes san3en
britii6en publitums ipisselt absr elm
8orfan bel Der Nnfunft bss @rafen
gendenoorf heute Mbeno auf benz bic.
toria 8abnbof mieoer. Cine Msnidsn-
mense um3inselte ben Wagen. sii4te
ben Sotf9after aug uno iu9te Die
Gsniter ieines Wagens einsufdlassn.
Inter berantmortli9en peri6nIi9=
feiten fiebt man teinerlsi 0eriu9. bas
8esebniR gu elmer iiberlegten trieseri-
iden 9anoluns auf3ubauiden; aber in
grmuneslung elmer grtldrung ergiebt
ii9 tiber Die '@ei9waosr- Offi3iere cine
Glutb bon Srobungen uno S9mdb.
itnseu, obmobl man als grfldrune in
erfter 2inie l1~nfdbi9teit uno Johann
au9 ben Iusbru9 elmer panit an.
1immt.
Sie erfe Mittbeilung aus pesers.
burg iiber ben 8orfaa entbielt Die Be.
peide Der NhOc. prefs, pOna9 &ub-
lamb Su boiler @ntiadoigung nod 5ef-
telung Der @erantportli6teit bersit
III.
Nuf Der ruifi6en BOtidaft berlau-
tete, der gan3e gorfaG fsi elm gu Offsn-
barer Mibarif, aus melder 1ria9s
INNER, baB &ublano's 8erbalten tIar
Dorae3si9net. iei, ndmli9 Nbbitte
unb alsrsidsnbs gntf9doiguns."
3einertei % arnuns.
Die tbatiddliden 0srluite tpdbreno
Der sinieitissn gei9iebuns Dor 9Osssr
8ant lafsn f9 felt Nnfunft oes
rSwift", pel9er bic Siderbeit Der
permiBten GiIdsrsOOte msloet, feft.
ffelen.
Ser @apitdn faet bic &ufen 90.
ben bor Der 8ei9iebuns ni4t Die &c.
rinsfe @arnune. Der Momiral Der
6ii9ers6lotte ianste cine &a.eten=
Warnuns .mpor unb oann begann oas
Geuer. ST fanbte tpieoer 4 srtine Ra-
feten empor, absr bies f1ien muir bic
Sef.igteit Der 8sidieBung su mebren.
Oas idleate Sdieben Der ruIfi9en
Ranoniere mar es allein, mas bic gauge
6lotte i'm 8erei9 Der Sudli9ter unb
@ei1ibe rettete.
Snquef bes goroners.
gei benz beutisen Snquef in Sua
tpuroe fefsefeat. oab Elm Sdif, bic
v@rane", 9eiunfen lit; A Ooer 5 inb
mebr ober minoer bei9dbiet.
Ser Coroner faste our Surp, es
banble ftd UNI cine febr ernfte Traoe
bon pieleidt internationaler gebeu-
tuns; aber es fei ibre pfIidt, bic M6r-
Der Der Sooten ausinoig gu MAIDEN.
Na9 Sbsntifi3iruug Der 2si9en tpurbe
Der S~nqusf.bis 2. Nob. bertast.
Sie bermiBten Gif9er-
boote in 6 i9erbeit.
2onbon. "a. Ott. Sas Dan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

indianapolis 2afeesqrede:
@esobnI. Dts gutter l0-l2e; prtHla bts 90
udblter 14-1se ; So,ey 82k3se. gOIssx
Deuow le BIB 22c, Sara 2s-s2e.
SIN Yadetsn:
Artoia $13.26. 2tom $12. 75, Serisb S1s.25:
Caracas $l2. 70. Diaruortb's S12. as, Dut@
Sasa 8lenb $3.50 ,RaiI4ou@ Sl2. 90, gotsI
BIerbeb Sana $I2.26.
Suder-D sminoes 5000; Stidsuder 6.36
puIuerifrter 6.s5e; 2xxx YuIuerterte- 6.sos.
fsiner ~sranuIirter $3.50; Gabes 6.05e; ooxs
~isctioners' VI $500; Hibserpoob q 6.4Os; Bob.
mtg u $3.50; empire q 9. 3Oe; SbeaI srra
@oIben 6 5.25e; Bsnbfor Grtra g 6.2Oe
&ibseuoob u 6.4Oe; seIber 6 4. 8se; le gels
Ser 4.80.
Getrodnete 5ri9te-AepfeI, OF per soHne
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeereu &c BIS 7ke;
@itron 15c bis l4e; RoFner, 2 grpmn, PEI
&funb, 7c, 8 grown TIC, 4 Groun TIC iaus
nenfpeie &c Bis Sc, California Ruscates Tvs;
suItama 7ae. traportirte SnItana lie bts I4e,
California Gpriioien 81 Bis 12c.
PidIes-24O0 int Sas SO; 1900 tn Sos
SO; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; 900 tn Gas
4.5O.
Sprrp-Stanbarb gern 23e BITS 25e; ses
wabIter &c Bic 32e; Sorghum S8e BIZ 5Se;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes 18e bis zoe; 9eud5I.
ter 30c bis 38c.
@~tngemabte Observation-Disclosures 8 3d.
SLICE gea&es Stanoarb. 8 2fe.. FL
AIS; combs 8 Bfunb 81. 60-S1. IS; xss
peades, 81. 40-$1.60; Nnanas, etanoGrb,
Z 3d.. 81. 65-s1.so eeeonbs, 2 2tuan.
81 % $l.45; crime gobnen, 8 S,funb Ran,
men, Babana Nnanas 81. 800. 26t,
@eftebte @rbier, $1.20-Sl.7 6, fribe Ssant 81
@ents. Rarrow 9Oe. etnserpsi9te 65e-S0e
tomatoes, 8 pfunb, 81. 10-s1.l5, Su6srs
Sorn S0c-$1.s 90. ApteIbatter. per Tarteab,
8 Sfunb, 81.
RfHe-8rasI nea &c bic 10c: SiIberts IL ?
@tanbeIn IA; wei3i9aIise Ranoeln lss;
Sorban @anbeIn l5e; qeautts DC bis 63e,
ser6fete 7c bis Sc; gnsIii9e @aIniHs
@ffg-Ral 40 Or. Sef), Sat. S-1le ps
@ouone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

Msirfte @erd.@erte 8ratpurf s2e,
6rantfurter TIC; Bologna tn Ddrmen Sc, n
Tu6
S1maI5- tn xierceS-I. Dual. IO3s: p.
nualitdt sAc; 8. nualitdt 9}c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
Moroitt= 3mildrnfaa.T
SOa rniiidfr seite feblt cine Grfldrnng. = Se0ud
tit pOlte Gntiddbignng bereits 5ngeiidet.

Gnglan6s formeaer Yrdef. = Scr rnifibe 8uihaher in 9onbon bonn EDbel
beleibst. = Ser w%abrideinide @rnnO fr zen Mugrii aM Die %6Hterboote.
Gadeat an einem rnffideu Sdife. = Jrunaage nnuerdnbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25

Gambler besabIen foIsenbe qreiie:
Butter - Country, 10c, greomers "a,
elgtH 25c.
0ier-l9c per Dutenh.
Sabner 94e, Sibne 8. ~Turfebs-l0..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
HrA@tt s3nD 0e,mAte.

re.
AepfeI--s1.O O-S2. 30 per 6ab.
8anauen-GemdbIte 81. 90 bis $1.25 pc,
8usG, yueite NuaIitdt Toe Bis SLIGO.
2otasniiHe-$3.25 per Smmbert.
gttronen-Reffnas, "a. 90.
Oranaen-Sanep California 2dIeneia $3.50
California Seedlings $500 Biz $3.a5.
gnanas-$2 .2b per @rate.
QHaumen 81. 90 per BuibeI.
girnen 7hc-$t 90 per BuibeI.
Sanep Hirnen-$1.50 per @rate.
Setaen : Smprma 11-16c bas Httno.
DatteIn &c per 9funb, 90 Yfe. Bitten.
.Neuer ~Sonis-l6c.
Eruuben Ice bis 15c per 8orb.
9firf9e 81 bis SO % per 8uibel.
CemGfe.
Neue rotbe 8iben-60c per 1uibel.
Rraut-60e bis soc pet SOB.
BIumenfobl $3.50 per Dusenb.
@urfen 40c per 4orb.
GeIerp-per Ban4 1be.
Crime Bobnen 76c per UufbeI.
griines Corn, s-8c per Dateno.
geue RartoffeIn 50c per 8uibeI.
SibfartoffeIn $2-3 per Sab.
Haoieie 8c-15c per Oubenb gun9es.
Rbubarb l0e per OuSeno.
Salat ST.. 90 per 6ab.
2mtebeIn - 65c-e5c per Buibel.
epani,@e 3wiebeIn 81. 30 per Grate.
Tomatoes-60 per 8uibeI.
ysaup 8obnen 5 2.10 per 1uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-25
06fe.

ensros 8 gertarfspretie Snsportirter
S1pesertdfe DOC per pfunb ~sin5etmF@e.
e9wepertdfe l7c. @~isconfn Cream , aSis
l2a, Nem gort @beobarsI 12&e, eintetns
ii9er 2t1sbtrger 12-14e, Wrid 1S-I4e.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
DIR. RAINsFoRD AT BAYFIELD,.
Breaches on the "Reasonableness ol

Breaches on the "Reasonableness of
 Religion to Student Body.
 Rev. William Rainsford, D. D., of New York. was the preacher at Battell 3chapel yesterday morning. He chose las his subject the "Reasonableness of Christianity. He spoke of the unin- lportance of creeds and doctrines and .the importance of clean life. He said that he felt that the ordinary clergy ln1an was presenting religion in an un- reasonable way. There is too much screed and doctrine instead of the vital- sity of religion.
 To-day, he said, man should not be 9expected to believe in anything unrea- ssonab1e, but on account of the way Christianity is being preached people sare expected to believe things that are Unreasonable
 A student may go out in the world land begin to investigate the vital things of religion. and find that the things his father and mother taught him do not look right. Then he will be thrown into doubt and despair because sthe things his father and mother taught him about religion must be so. Our fathers and mothers developed stheir own religious tissue, and we must
 do the same.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
ELI WHITNEY LEGION

Notified to Report at Their Headquar-
 ters This Evening.
 The Eli Whitney Legion are hereby notified to report at their headquarters, Masonic hall. Webster street. at seven o'clock this evening, to participate in the Ninth ward rally arranged by the town committee. The 200 men having uniforms will report to Major D. F. Tighlman at the hour stated in full uni- form with torches. All men without uniforms will report to Captain Charles F. Chandler, of Company D, and be furnished with torches. The executive committee of the Eli Whitney Legion is iordered to report mounted, with swords. All voters wishing to become members may report early to get their names en- rolled
 The Eli Whitney Legion will march from Masonic hall to York and Elm streets. where the parade will form at 7:45. GEORGE H. LOUDER,
 Secretary.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
ANNUAL ELECTION.

Commercial Teachers Convention.
 The second annual session of the New England High School Commercial Teachers association was continued Saturday with business session, over which President E. K. Lakey of Prov idence presided until the new president, J. D. Houston of this city, succeeded him. The several officers made reports. It was decided to meet next year in Lowell, Mass. Other officers chosen were as follows: First vice president, J. H. Moore of Charlestown; second vice president, Miss Nora Wright of Provi- dence; secretary, H. G. Greene of Win- chester, Mass; treasurer, Nathaniel Atkins of Lowell, Mass; executive committee, F. H. Tibbitts of Provf- tdence; W. w. Williams of Melrose, J. .C. Moody of New Britain, Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. Pro-
 bate Court, October 20th, 1904. Estate of William R. Ballard, late of
 Maiden, Mass, owning property in said district, deceased,
 An instrument in writing purporting to be duly exemplified and authenticate ed copy of the last will and testament of said deceased, together with the pro- ceedings in the Probate Court for Mid dlesex County, Mass, proving the same having been presented in Court, and Jane B. Ballard of Maiden, Mass. having made written application praying that that the same may be filed and recorde the same may be filed and recorded and that letters of administrator, c. t. a., may be granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t is
 Ordered, that said application be heard and determined at Court OF Probate to be held at New Haven. in said district, on the 27th day of October, 1904, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. land that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having circulation in said district.
 o22-3t Judge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
WHITE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Harvard Man Defeats Egan for Inter-
 collegiate Title.
 Tn the contest for the championship of the Intercollegiate Golf association played on the links of the Myopia Hunt club at Hamilton, Mass, Saturday, A. L. White, of Harvard, won the cham pionship by defeating H. Chandler Egan, the national amateur champion and captain of the Harvard team, by two up in thirty -six-hole match. The contest was sensational one.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
Uannish Cloths for Women s
 ailOred Suits

Special showing of high-grade Scotch Tweeds, Melton Checks and invisible Plaids, Rainproof Cloths, French Broadcloth, mannish Mix lures, Covert Cloths, etc. MONDAY SPECIAL
 Yard wide black Tafeta Silk; regular $I.38 quality.
 At $I.Io a yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
MIR. JUDE RESTING COMFORTA- RIY

It was stated at MT. Jude's house in East Haven last evening that he was resting as comfortably as could be ex- peeted and that there were no new de- velopments in the ease. The state po- lice, who have been Investigating since the assault occurred had nothing new to offer, although it is stated that an arrest is expected at any time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
FUNERAL OF MISS PARDEE.

The funeral services of Miss Fannie. B. Pardee took place Saturday after noon at her late residence, 581 George street, attended by many sorrowing friends. Rev. Mir. Scoville, of Trinity P. E. church, officiated. The floral trib- utes were extremely beautiful The mantel of the room was banked with lovely American Beauty roses and white chrysaTthemums, and one of the many tributes was blanket of splen- did American Beauty roses which cov- cred the entire casket
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
THREElTEMS thar biU keep us busy Wondny
Silks fOy Shirt
 Waisf SHits

Immense assortment of plain and fancy Tafetas, plain and fancy Louisine, in plaids, checks, stripes and the small designs that are So popular for shirtwaist suits. 6c cents to $I.5o yard.
 Sole agents in New Haven foi YARD WIDE |SATINS, in black, white, cream two shades of grey, two shades oi tan, used as Innings, and guaranteed to wear satisfactory. $I.oo yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-24
H, HOPKINS. o21-St Clerk.

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. Pros
 bate Court, October 22d. 1904.
 An agreement for the adoption of Daniel H. Huntington, of New Haven, in said district, a minor having been exhibited to this court for approval by Marion E. Huntington, of New York N. F., the person to whom said minor is thereby given in adoption. it is
 0rdered,-That the 18th day of Oc- tober, 1904, at two o'clock in the after- noon, at a court of probate to be held at New Haven, in said district, be and the same is appointed for hearing on the approval of said agreement, and this court directs that public notice of the time and place of said hearing ba given by publishing this order in soma newspaper having q circulation in said district.
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND, o24-lt Judge.
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If you want reasonable religion be reasonable yourself. Be reasonable in your religion as you are in your athlet- 1 ics or your studies.
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aaamts.

One cent word for eaeh innsrtfs.. aEe esnts word for fan week. asrss
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MONDAY SPECIAL Nineteen-inch black Taffeta Silk; 1; regular 5oc quality.
 At s9 cents yard
Fire Urdermgslins
 fOY Women

Monday and during the week will be an advantageous time to buy UNDERMUSLINS of the finer grades. Assortment is very com plete, and all are fresh from the makers.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

Y zAsHlNG taken home by German wo. man Mrs. Link. 300 Oak Street.
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q NE.AI Competent girl would like
 posLIlon 10 do general houseworlr in a
 Ss1isA lainlly. References if reolIireS ~ SslL al 4z3 Blatehley Avenue. osl-ifn
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NOTICE.
]. ITALIAN IN HOSPITAL.

About 2;J yesterday afternoon an Italian, Francesca -, was seized with uraenlic conyulsions and taken to Grace hospital. He was reported doing all right late last night.
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Patent steve Brick ars cneapsct.
LOST

LOST.
 "A LADY'S WATCH on Wednesday,, Oct, ober 18th. on Church Street. between Elm and Grove Street. The finder will be suitably rewarded Report to office of this paper. o2O-4t
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WANTED.

sIIEDAIIoN Il.. by. 2 young woman as
 Address Miss F. S. this oflee sss s1a. 2.
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WANTED.
yRANFE

sld sldn4AIloN a,s-s4 1 by competent girl for cook
 Stsadt aa la unuress. References. S6 York
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DIED IN HARTFORD.

DIED IN HARTFORD. Mrs. Rose Thalheimer, wife of Robert Thalheiner, died in Hartford Saturday morning. She leaves a brother in this city W. H. Goldenblum.
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@1isreII IIaaeu,rs.
R. B. MALr.opv

AgCTIoNEEE and Appraiser, 1l2s Chanel
 sn,, ss. a7oesehold 7os sales q speciality. Sales
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WANTED.

ELEVATIONS, and best domestic be1n
 Gt1at Gte once. Mrs. Babb. I2e Court ---,--- ". O10-l4f
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MRS. BUSH, 2S1 Grown st.-Magnetic massage, general treatment with or without alcohol or oil. Facial o1 scalp treatment with reliable prepa< rattons. Electricity. Vapor or steam baths. Superffuous hair removed without electricity. Manfcurfng Special treatment for tender feet, t,aisd eorns and bunions without use oS knife. Office treatment or at resis dence of patients
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MARINE LIST.
FOR RENT.

ROOMS Steam heated flat on Elm St., not far out. Frederick M. Ward, S65
 Chapel St. o15-7tp
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JONES' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 2i Snurch. Telephone 140I-l2. Connec. Llc9ts largest agency for best heln
 % %male or female, and best posftions
 Iry this agency. Satisfaction guar
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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LIGHTING. The Committee on Public Lighting will meet in room IA, City Hall, on Monday evening, October 24th, 1904, at s D. m.
 When the petition for the following public lamps will be heard:
 Petition of John Edward Heaton for electric light on either N. E. or s. w. corner St Roman and Gamer StS. Petition of Isaac Fuller for naptha lamp near corner Grafton St and Pine Place.
 Petition of Mrs. Helen S. Osborn, ct al. for electric light corner Edgewood Avenue and Dwight Street
 Petition of Albert Widman for arc light south side Grown Street, between Church and Temple Streets. Petition of James E. Daily for electric light corner State and Summer Streets. Petition of John Doughty for d lamp on Kimberley Avenue between Grant Street and Boulevard.
 Petition of George A. Reyes for elec- tric light corner East Rock Road and Whitney Avenue.
 Petition of c. ID. Picket for light cor ner Avon and Livingston Streets. All persons interested are hereby nos tified to be present and be heard there- on without further notice,
 Per orders
 JAMES R. MAxwEIlLs
 Chairman.
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GiRLS is h large numbers always wanted
 ior the best places. We supply ali fi,a fsss pest places. Sleeman's Reliable Ens pioyment Agency, 763 Chapel Street.