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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-25

clusiyely TO the display and exploitation
OF the United States Fish Commission =
enterprises and the exhibition Of food
fishes and shelhsh. Specimens Of fishes
from river and sea, lake and brook, from
far and near, are displayed here, swim.
ming in huge tanks which are supplies
with fresh or salt water 10 suit the hab-
It's Of the species which they contain.
Matching apparatus ~ various kinds il
on exhibition. JOHN o. SMALL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-25
Refuse to Handle Meat.

Because David Berg & Co.. sausage
manufacturers, purchased wagon load
Of OK tongues from Swift 4 Co to-day,
the thirty-fye employees Of the Berg estab-
shment dropped all work and went on
strike. refusing to handle the Swif, prod
uct.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05
@awaii's N6tbe.
Mnnerion burm Nmerifa bramte ben
Jnfeln fein 9eil.

Sacramentp, @al., 4. Mug.
Sn elmer beuti9en un%terrebung duBerte
fi1 @0uberneur Garter bon ben 6a.
tuaii=Snfeln: Die Innerion bur9 Nme-
rita bat ben Snfeln bisber teine eom=
mercielen grfOlse sebradt. Geitbem
mir ameritanii1es Serritorium getpor=
ben, finb unfere Jortfdritte 9erina.
Sin @runo 5ierfur lieet in ben @e=
ieben. bic fi9 ni9t fur bas 2ano
ei9nen.
Mir 5feben !. 9. unter ben amerit.
2anb= @eiebsn uno biirfen &esierunss=
@runbfiide ni9t ldnser aIs fur fhni
Sabre auf einmal perpa9ten.
Sa in unierm 3lima bic grsielunq
einergrnte 2 big 4Sabre bauert, 10 fin-
bet fi9 Niemanb, Der @runbfiid. aui
iol@ turse 5rif pa9tet. Die &esie=
rung berliert bierbur9 aroBe gin=
FINITE. Na9oem Der Souberneur ben
&tidaang bes 9anbeIs betlast, fagts
ct, bonn Stanbpuntte Ontel Sam's
aus lei bic Mnnerion elm entf9ieoene,
@rfolg. Sn bas Bunbesiaabamt foi-
fen ibsr IS, $50, 900 aus Den Sufeln
Sic seiammten Mnnsrionstofhen bstru'
gen nur $4,000.
r9tbareS a I.
gbicaso, 4. Nu9. Mus Rade,
neil er tpesen 3erbre9ens zines Sen.
tiers ansetlast mar, t6btete beuts
Mbenb Der Nrbeiter Wita ben Wirtt
Solarit nebft Grau.
ct Tom in bic @irtbf4aft unb f9oE
obne Elm @ort au duBern, Solaril
bur&'s 9er3; Der Hiebenben Grau be-
r~eitetete CT bas 9lei9e S9idiaI. Sc,
Sbdter 1T in 9aft.
MIIeertranfen n.
9aIifar,N q. g.. 4. Nus. Gina
Sepef9e aus Sissbp, 81. g., melbet,
baB elm @eeelboot mi 8 ober 10 amer.
Sourifen beute Mbenb Dor Smit6's
@obe maize Si9sbp iant. @qe an
Boro ertranfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

Die geftrigen spiele rsfultirtsn pis
fol9t:
u merieanM ociation n.
SnhianapoIis, 4. 4ueuff.
indianapolis Il 100000 /
ct. paul......1 o. 4
8atterien = TiIber une 9epoon;
Gergufon unb Suuiban.
Columbus, g.. 4. Muauf.
grfes spiel.
columbus - OOOOOOO2-
Minneapol:s .0OOOOOOO2O- 2
gatterien - 9idep unb Deager:
Sbomas unb Weaber.
3ueites Spiel.
Columbus. 1880 o. 4
Minneapolis ..032000000- 5
Batterieu = @lenbon unb Oeager;
Gerrp unb Starna9le.
2ouisbile, 4. Musuf.
2ouispiue - r. Z
Wilmaufee 80 l. 2
8atterien = Campbell uro 9erter:
Curtis, @tridlett unb Speer.
Soleho, A. Nu9uif.
Solebp.. O22OO210*-
2anfas @itp. 10 o.
Batterien = Deerins uub 8rotpn
6ranb, 9urbam unb Butler.
NationaI=2 q q.
philadelphia. 4. Nusuf.
Cries Spiel.
pbilaoelpbia 10 002OOOO0-
Cincinnati ...OO10O0OOO-
8atterien-9abn uno S9lei @or'
ribon unb &otb.
3meftes SpieI.
philadelphia q l.
Cincinnati 30 l 0010100- {
Batterien-gpine unb @9lei; Suit
6of un6 Sopin.
Stem Dorf, 4. Musuf.
@rfes Spiel.
Stem Oorf. .00010O001- 2
@bicago ......O 0O210000- 8
Observation-Disclosures uno Bling; Wc.
@innitD uno Warner.
3meites spiel.
Netu Dort..... 200O0010@- 8
Chicago =. .OOOOO0OOOC 0
Batterien - Brotprt unb O'y}eiQ;
Sapler unb 8ouerman.
Brootlpn, 4. Nuguf.
BrootIpn 80 o. /
pittsbura ....000011020- a
Batterien-@arpin Ino Sitter; See.
Der unb @arif9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05
&atbOlifrn=G onDrntioll.
Gine &eibe BON iuiftigea Seidlifen lit Der geiri
gen Sdlnb<s ibnng.
Sammanp-6aI inboiTrt Barter. Semofrahn bon gSerSmgniea.
Gortelppns &Hdfebr. = Mntomo6il5abrer iberfaaen. Tone0's
Mfhpn mf Sapt.
Die 8orednge auf Sabti.

Sie 8orednee nu Sapti.
% ahington, 4. 9uy. Sin
ieltiamer 3ufan it es, baB wdbrenb Der
8eianbte Seifbman in @onfantinOpel
um 9epihe &edte fir amer. 8tirger
brdn9t, unier @eianbter in Sapti,
Pomel, tiirfiids untsrtbanen beidiBt.
So geidiebt oies auf @riu9en Der tire
fiiden Re9isrung. 8iele Sprisr unb
Mrmenier in @eft Snbien fino natura-
Iifirte Nmerifaner,, aber Die meiften
geben ibre tiirfii9e Naturalitdt ni9t
auf. 9err pOwel forst fur ole slei9.
Bort g rince, 4. Muguf.
Bic Staot befinbet fi9 TT piloer un=
oronuns. Soloatenbanben binberr
Die Sprier burG Steintpiirfe an Der
Wieoer=O efnung ibrer 2doen. Wme=
ritaner bibten auf ibren 9duiern bic
amer. Glasge ober Hi9teten fi9 nod
Der @eianbtf&aft, con Dem ftsinei9lsu=
bernben p6bel berfOlet. Muf brin9enoe
gorfeaungen beg biplOmatiIa BET gnrps
TT iebt pOli3ei gum S9ub Der ipriiden
2dben entIanot.
3 opelI's rettenbeS Shat.
Na1 ben unruben bon beute firth
begab fd pOmel gum prdFosntsn
Noro uno perlangte, bic &esieruns
icae ben unruben fofort Elm 3iel ieben.
iomie ale ausldnoii9en, unb beIOnoers
bic amerifaniiden. Snterehen idtiben.
Der prdibent beprberte Sruppen unb
pOli3ei nod ben aermiblten Staot.
tbeilen. Na9 feinem 8eiu6e i'm pa-
laft 9ing Der @efanote nit benz ameri=
fanif9en 5ilfaconiul unb benz Militdr=
@ouberneur nod benz Orte Der l1nru=
ben unb iberaeu9te fi9, bab bic 9duier
Der Musldnoer bei9iibt porben. pD-
mel's rai&es 9anbeln bat 3ueifeIos
ni4t muir oas @%i9entbum, fonbern aud
oas 2eben Der Wusldnosr asrettet unb
er6Beren unruben p~Or9ebeust.
NutpmDbiI=H ennen
Soutb 8enb. 4. glus. Sie
amer. AUTOMOBILE @eielIdaft bon @ew
DOrf nod ct. Souls traf beute aus
Solebo. o.. elm. l1eberna9tet murbe
in WaterloO, Snb. Die Spuriten
bleiben morgen bier unb fobren Sams=
tag frib mad @bicaQO.
Der portage &auba an all.
n 9 o no n, pa., 4. Nusuff.
Supt. Sampled bon Der puritan Goal
60. erfennte in Dem Staliener Waigi
einen Der @eielen, bic ibn am Samfaa
tn POrtase iiberfielen unb UNI faft
So, 900 beraubten.
DC a n ten beim prGfi=
benton n.
Arlington n, 4. @ue. Sa=
muel 8ompers, prdfibent bes dinner.
Irbeiter=8 srbanoes, eridien beute nebit
prdfioent O'@onnea unb einem gomite
Der biefigen Wai9inifen=@ etperti9aft
Dor benz p%rdfibenten, INN cine 9obn=
erb6bung fir bic Maf9inifen bes
@aibington S9iHsbaubofs aa ber=
lan9en. Der prdfioent bsripra9 cine
unteriu9une bur9 sefretdr Werton.
Befraftes MiBtraaen.
3anas @itp, no., 4. Mugult.
Or. Wm. Grpe, Elm Mr3t, mslbete beute
Der pOli5ei. oab ibm &duber aus Der
WObnung $500 gefiOblen hdtten. sic
orebten 6as Sos an, Tim bic GamiIie
um3ubringen. 5rpe bate fein 8elb
aus Wibtrauen esgen Die 8anten iiets
BEL fi9.
2einerIet s rieber1s=
&usfi9ten.
@bicaso, 4. Mug. Ste @rob.
|i9lddter ber0fentli9en beute Nbenb
cine @rtldruna, ponad teinerlei Son.
ferena NIT ben 6treiffiibrer ffattfnnA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05
Terbanb fatbolif9er
% eretrte.


belt heute feline midti9fte @ei9dfts=
SiBung tpdbrenb Der oreitdsisen @On=
BENTON.
8ei1lhhe tpuroen 9efabt, 8eamte
ermdblt uno cine Mnsabl Ienoerun9en
in Der Contribution porsenommen. Sie
bebeutunsspOafe geifattet fatb. 9e=
meinben unb Snfituten ben Beitritt
our FEDERATION, ebenio ME ben Iers
einen.
9In ben papft sins cine gegrtbungs=
bepeide ab.
Die 8ei9lhHe brdden 8efriebigung
aus iiber bic 6ortidritte Der 0ereine in
Seutidlanb BEL Mufbebuns Der ben
2atbOliten ldftigen @eiebe, beroammen
Die vSprannsi" Der frans6ff4en &e-
sierrne BEL unteroriidun9 Der religi6-
len Oroen uno n~erlangen unter Inbe=
rem llnterfthbuns Der gefrebungen.
rpel9e auf tatbolifden nnterriat fur
g%inmanoerer aug fremoen 2anoen ab=
,ielen. Nud Der Socialismus tpiro
perurtbeilt uno bic fatbOlif4en Irbeis
ter tuerben aufgeforbert. our geHerun9
ibrer Sage Sonoer=0 erbdnbe au grtn-
ben, trelde aud ibre relisi6ien ge-
oirfnihe bertdfi9tisen.
Nddfte 0eriammlun9 in Stem Or=
leans. Gum Prdfioenten 1T s. y.
Winaban, Stem yort. erwdblt, gum
Secretdr u. %. Matrs, Cincinnati.
0a4 Der g%eamtenwa6l erfoIgte Ierta.
euns auf unbefimmte 3eit.
s a m anp SaIl bilIis
parter's domination.
% efp Oorf. A. Mua. $ammanp
SaQ ratiHcitte beute Ibeno bic Nornis
nation bon Barrier uno Sabis. Die
erfe @%rmdbnung bon Barriers Namen
peranlaBts fiirmif9e 9Obrufe; aud
Sabis Mame tuurbe applauoirt. Die
Sauptrsoe belt Der friibere Stats
Senator SuQiban, bon benz audi bic
gef9lti1e einserei1t puroen.
Semofr. 6 o n o n.
artersburg,W %. g., a. Mtg.
9uf Der beutigen bemofr. Staats=@ Sons
BENTON iette @ice prdfbenti9afts-
@anoioat 8. g. Satis ole leine
WHnf9e in %nationalen Grasen bur9.
Sberft Mc8ram, @anbioat fir ben
gunoesIenat in Na9folse bes Sena-
tors Scott, erlan9te allss besisli9 bes
Staatstifsts.
Die Contention 1T faft einfimmig
gu @unftsn bes 8OrI9lags Der vueiben
8orberr19aft" unb op9 wuroe bic
6rage auf griuden bon Sabis aus Der
platform tuesaelafen. Sabis bsr=
bradte bic Nadt nit benz 8ei4luB=
@omite unb mar aud beute tpieber big
;ulebt anpeienb. Der Contention
islbit mobnte er beute nidt bel.
senator 6oar.
Worceffer. MaK., 4. Mug. =
@erti9ts bon elmer ernften grfrantun9
beg Senators O. S. 6oar tuurben
bsute in befen WObnuns in Ibreoe ge,
ffelt. Ser Senator ftebt i'm 70. 2e=
bensjabre.
@orteIppu's & Il ffer r.
Wafbin ston. a. Mug. Se,
8oriBen,e bes republit. National=@O=
mites @orteIpou febrte beute aus Dem
Weften suriid; brett fam er bon einem
furser Beiu9 Der Trau Mc8inlep In
Canton, ..
galo nod Der Mnfdnft erfaien e,
beim prdinenten au Iangerer Gonfe'
reno. Sic Beipre9una beaoe fi4 gro.
Benibeils auf gin3elbeiten Der gr6f'
nuns oes Chicago Saupiquartiers uni
auf Die politii9e Sage In ben uetli9er
Staaten. Gin Snterbiem lebnte Cor.
telpOu ab; er sebt moraen Ober Sums.
tag nod Teu BORT, UNI Die @ampagne'
Mrbeiten ernfli9 au beginner. \
Nutomobil=G ahre ausge'
raubt.
pbiIabeIpbia q, 4. Mug. gin'
8eienf1aft bon A Mutomobiliften aus
Seem Dort puroe geffern Nadt etpa IA
Meilen Bpm Der Staot bur9 orei Stra'
1911 Ill. H. "a x..(..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

ipdter b~erausfelte, hanoelte es fd um
feline eiaentlihe @onfsrena iOnoern UNI
cine unterbaltuna Der a%enannten per=
iOnen, bic feline b%eiDnoere 8eadtuns
beroient.
Neu=@ n geuanbert ais
Streifbre9er.
Die @roBidld9ter ftbrten bsute cine
eati4isoene Nsuerun9 bel Der Streif-
bre9uns elm. einen Wagen nit Gin.
tpanoerern, Die brett bon ellis Sslanb
getommen iein ioaen. Die ginman=
oerer purben an entlegenen pldben bel
ben 8iebb3fen aus ben @ag.1 gelaRen
uno su @ruppen BON 10 big IL in Die
berftiebensn Nbtbeilungen seidmus=
aelt. @sfern nod batten bic @roB=
idld9ter ertldrt, es mirben 3ablrei6e
Mpplitanten abgemisfen, neil man nur
nod eelernte Mrbeiter einffele.
Seoe @ruppe Der g%inmanoerer mar
bon pribatpoliaiffen unb Bsamten bss
Sdla9tbauies besleitet, pelde tuarte-
ten, Biz bic 2eute NIT Der Nrbeit be-
sannen. Die @r6be Der S9ld9ter.
Staot bsrfeblte ibres ginoruds ni9t
auf bic Mnf6mmlinse. sic fpra&en
in s%ebdmpften S6nen, Elm bolltOmme-
nes Babel frembldnoif9er 3uneen.
100 Streifbre9er noe.
niger.
Sort @ortb. Ser., 4. Mug.
100 Streifbre9er madten fi6 beute
BON Der Smiftf9en 6abrit aus BAN
Staub.
Sic 9aben als @runb ar, bas ibner
selieferte gfen lei gu f9le&t unb .fe
Der Mrbeit miibe.
SonneIIp's Runbreife.
2anfas Ctr, 4. Mus. prdfi-
bent SOnns0p ipra9 beute bor beri6ie=
bener1 Streifer=@ eperfi9aften. Naes
mar rubig in benz Streif=9 ifrift.
&pofebelt's 6naben
3 impdr
g I. 2ouis, 4. Nug. grmii=
bet, aber bo9befriebi9t bur9 ibre @in=
bride auf Der @eltausfelluns. tebrten
beute SbsooOre ST. urb &ermit, SObne
bes prdfibenten &oofepelt. nebff 5uei
0ettern tpieber nod Waibinston 3u=
rid. 9ie Sunsen perbra9ten ieit
Sreitas ibre ganas 3eit auf benz Mus-
teaun9splabe.
3a6Iretde pplititer.
gopus. 81. g.. A. Mug. Seute
eri9ienen 3ablrei9e politif9e Beiu9er
in &oiemont, barunter Senator Hai=
lep, Seras, @ouberneur Montague bon
Wir9inien IT,. u. 0ormitta9s arbeitete
9err Barrier an feiner Mnnabme-& ebe.
Mnpra9e bes Mderba r=
Sefret1r 9.
Senber. 4. Aug. Iderbau=
@etretdr Wilion traf beute NIT einem
Ieiner 8ureau=gbefs bier elm unb belt
in elmer geriammluns beg NatiOnalen
0iebsthter=Y erbanbes cine Mnfpra1e.
gtwa 200 Selegaten tuarei1 sugesen.
3abGrsi4e paffagtere
berleBt.
2ouisbiIe, 2p., 4. Muguf.
Ser fiibli6 fabrenbe pahasier3us go. 1
Der 2Ouisbile & Naibbils : 8abu, ge=
fern Mbeno aus Cincinnati abgefab=
rem, itieb beute firth Bel 6orie @aoe,
3entudp, nit benz n6rbli9 9ebenoen
paHaaierauge go. 2 aus Naibbile su=
iammen. SO YaKagiere unb bier 3us=
bebienfete murben berlebt, feiner ice
bod, ME man slaubt, lebenssefdbrlid.
Inter ben berlebten pahasieren oes
3uees go. 2 befinben fi9 q. %. Da=
big, @eorgetOtur, Snb., unb 6. BOn=
ner, indianapolis Garbis).
8init a, s. g., 4. Nus. Meteor,
elm S9neasug Der ct. 2ouis & San
Granoiseu Babn nod ct. 2ouis, ent=
gleiite beute in Der Ndbe bon bier. Cine
erbebliGe Nn3abl bon perionen tpurbe
berlebt, Niemanb aber %get6btet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

fpdter berausfelte, banoelte es f1 um
feline eigentlihe @onfsrenl iOnoern UNI
cine u~nterhaltuna Der aenannten per=
iOnen, bic feline beiDnoere 8eadtuns
beroient.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-12
.Halt Market CO.

The Fall campaign In tIe market line Es In full swing. z4.s 8
 We represent aIl that Is best and ups tO-date In our industry. Have you just returned from wacH- ti0n and are y0u looking for U reliable market,
 Try ours N ,s8t. ss
 We deal In Mrst-c1ass goods in every respect. Our prices HFe reasonable. To- aay we offer an exceptionally choice line of Fruits and Vegetables. Rocky Ford Melons, Fresh Okra Egg Plant, Rnrt- lett Pears, Early Crawford Peaches, etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-12
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

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CIRCUIT couRr CASES.

 Tn the session of the United States circuit court held before Judge Platt at Hartford yesterday the following cases of New Haven interest were assigned:
 The case of John Johnson ys. Bridge port Deodorized Bronze and Metal company was assigned for trial in this city on November 1. Ten thousand dollars damages are alleged by plain tiff, a maehinise in the employ of the defendant company. Plaintiff had an arm injured at his work so that it had to be amputated. i The case of the New Haven Pulp and Beard company vs. the Dowington com pany was indefinitely assigned for ear lx in December. The cases of the Marlin Firearms company ys. J.sJ. Dinnan and of the same company against Alfred A. Kei- Ilogg were assigned for trial in this city January 3, 1905. The case of the Warner Brothers company vs. the R. w. Bassett com pany was assigned for October 27 in this city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-12
ACCOUNTS DEsTRoYED,.

Attorney c. A. Mears was appointed trustee of the estate of Mrs. Mary Howes, who formerly ran the old Nor ris Homestead in Morris Cove, and against whom an attachment was made on an alleged breach of contract to re cover on rent.
 At the hearing before Referee New ton Mrs. HoWes admitted she burned her aecount books. as she did not think they would be required again. She put in as an asset Of her estate an island off the coast of Florida
 <. R, B. Mallory, Roscoe F. Brown and C. H. Hartman were named as ap- .praisers of. the estate. Mrs, Howes formerly ran the Hamnionassett house in Madison.
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sTROHM FINED.

Frank H. Strohfn, the Yale Law school student who was recently ar rested for creating a disturbance on DixWell avenue, pleaded guilty in the |city court yesterday morning through his counsel, Attorney J. F. Goodhart, and was fined s5 and costs. of ssS6 on each of the charges of trespass and re- sistance. The charge of drunkenness was nolled.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-12
CITY COURT '. cAs,rs

Joseph Gaffney, charged with burg lary, was bound over to the superior court by Judge Dow in the city court yesterday on plea of guilty. Gaffney 1 is alleged to have entered a house on Little Orange street about year ago
 and taken several suis of clothes. l George Garnett and Frank Ross, both
 charged with breach of the peace were 1 fined $2 and costs.
 l Thomas Johnson, charged with
 breach of the peace, was sentenced to
 three months in jail. The charge Iagairlst him might have been the more lserious one of arson, as he set fire to tsone clothing in a neighbor's house,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-12
NO LAMB WILL

Since no will has been found by the relatives of the late Winslow M, Lamb, preliminary steps to the securing of administration papers were taken yes terday in the probate court by Henry and Charles Lamb, sons of the deceas- ed. who, with the widow and a daugh- ter, survive him. Although no definite figures have been given, it is believed by his friends that MT. Lambs estate #Will inventory at from Sl0o,O0O to $15O,- GOO, much of which is invested in real estate in St, Louis.
 Later in the day full administration papers were granted by Judge Cleave- land.
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sS0a lF0R .oHII.D,S I.IF,E.

< As a sequel to the shooting of little Luigi Cingo by a Juvenile fellow play mate in a candy store about a year ago, Judge Bishop yesterday handed down a judgment of $500 in favor Of Luigi Cin- go against Luigi Maresca, the parties in the suit being parents of the chill dren. Action was brought in the court of common pleas, the case going by de- fault and the present decision coming on the assessment Of damages.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
TEAMSTERS, MUST SERVE JAIL
 SENTENCE.

Henry Joslyn Gets State Prison sen-
 tence--aErs. Howe Destroyed Ac-
 counts-winsIow M. Lamb Left No
 will-strenuous Law School Man
 Fined.
 In the superior court yesterday morn ing Judge shumWay vacated the stay which the counsel for the striking teamsters had obtained last spring for their appeal to the supreme court, and refused to grant any further postpone rrert. The men were taken to jail to begin their three months sentence yes- terday. Only one of the nine men con- Victed failed to appear, Orrin J. Stock lord. whose bond was declared forfeit cd after considerable discussion. Att. torneys Hamilton and Arvine pleaded Tor the teamsters and Attorney Will Hams for the prosecution.
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19o4-5 BAsK ET BALL GUIDE.

An official basket ball guide for the season of I9o4-5 has just been Issued by the "A. T. Reach Company, Of Philadel- |phfa. It has forty eight pages and be- sides the rules contains the pictures of all the prominent basket ball teams in the country that played last year The cover desjgn IS unusually neat.
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netter 1,i,n,, snnnistng.

gnanking does not cure children of bed waffiilr. if 1t did there would De few chil- dren ffnt would do 1t. There is n constl fnfionai cause for this. Mrs Summers, Rnx hia Notre Dame, Ind, will send her hnuna treatment to any mother. She asks no money, Write her to-day If your children froubie you in this way. Dont blame the child The chances are lt caIlt help it.a...5
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-12
JOSEPH T. WHITTELsEY ESTATE DIVIDED.


 By the recording of papers in the town clerks office yesterday the dis tribution of the estate Of Joseph T.
 Whittelsey was accomplished, the real estate being equally divided between his two daughters, Sarah scoville Whit telsey and Mary Elizabeth Whittelsey. The property is estimated at almost $1OO,O0o
 Among the parcels enumerated is a
 large stretch on Blake Street win q frontage of 604 feet, another lot incllld- ing a frontage of 220 feet on Whallev avenue, and a third with 11s feet on y
 Hart street. bounded also by Austin street. ~ " In the remainder are found the par. +eels at S67 Prospect street, I75 feet l front; 21O St. Roman street 1so feai front; 825 Chapel street, l56, l5s and 1sf
 0range street; 4 Artizan street ana e7
 69 and Il Court street. T
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a,IIR E,E MONTHS, SENTENCE

Thinas Johnson (colored) was before the city court yesterday on q charge of committing breach of the peace against Mrs. Carrie Camp (eolored1, Of IS Eaton street. He was sentenced to three months in jail.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-12
sMITH C5AsE ACgAIN.

The case of Harry Smith, alias John Smith, of Cromwell, charged with horse stealing, was resumed in the superior court yesterday afternoon. Several witnesses were called by the state, who testified that they had seen Smith with the horse and that he had offered 1t for sale. Attorney Bronson appeared for the defense.
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but as the evidence was not conclusive a charge Of breach of the peace was brought. ---.-..-.
 Ferdinandez Gentle. of 156 Franklin street, charged with non-support, was remanded until October IS.
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shumway sentenced the accused to term of not more than four years nor
 less than one year in state prison. The.
 rnaxinurn penalty for the offense is. thirty years.
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LINN 4oEIs To PRIsnN.

'I @ JUSIYN GUES IU PRISON. .
 In the criminal superior court yester- day Henry JosIyn, charged with abuse or Mary Hall, a fourteen year-old girl, at Woodmont and Milford last July, was found guilty by the jury. Judge
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