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Alveolar Dentistry, originated, pat
ented and exclusively practised by
DR.. @. Gordon Martin, is recognized
as distinct advance in dental
science. No necessity for Plates or
the usual unsatisfactory bridge
work. Loose and falling teeth saved,
made strong and firm. Pyorrhea and
all diseases of the gums cured Ex-
pert specialists In each branch OF
dental work. Hours, A. NJ. to
e P. NJ, week days only, Examina-
tons and booklet on Alveolar Den
tistry free, G. GORDON MARTIN,
NJ. d., DDS. Inc. Suite 704, S2O
Fifth Ave. cor. S2d st.. New York.
Appointments by letter, telegram or
phone, 6oss Madison So
The evening world., 1905-12-26
DOES DYSPEPSIA OR
INDIGESTION H0THER IOIg

Do you know what l is t0 .ajoy a good
square meal? Econ If y0u soel lks IL, iar-
yNu satisfy your desire?
Digestion Is one of the most comp ey flnc-
tons VI the human body, yet Il A. too. the
most simple, Digestion IS simply The con-
ycrting of food into a condition In w'a.h Il
can BE- added to the blood. Whcl your sys-
paps!a Tablets which are really a digestive
treatment. readily set things right First.
the gastric tab cts Increase secretion Of gas
trlc W'ces and satLrlte the food ana stou
fermentation, ant thtn, with the ala n thu
dyspepsia tablets dig sllon goes on naturally
that's the wno,a se-ret Fifteen DAYS treat.
msnt i5r twenty-five cents NAV he had nf
any Rcya'l store IN New York. Hro1klyn.
jersey CITY and NrEarf
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commencing Nor 20 The E'ora
ril gire 8 Ucckiy pri:es of SiO,0O
,ach for the ) best positions oh.
iaiped each -ccS by ddrcrtlScS
through the Situation Wanted
columns OF .he Sunday Vorh,
want Dreciorp u rOrds, Is
ucnis. advertisers pho secure posi-.
tioas rill please communicate ttm
The Worlds classified Advertising
Manager, Room 81 Pulitser Build
ing.
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w. l.. DOUGLAS
$3.50 SHOE MaOs Ss.Ss

a triaI Wlii con-
lnce you that W. L.
)ou Ilas $3.50 Shoes
r. the best in tho
lOrld.
l., Douglas shoe
ores In Greater n, Al
l33 Broadway, cor.
ward st.. 75j Broad
.ly. cor Sth ST.; ~,
!, broadway. cor. 18th
~ st., lS49 Broadway,
"A cor. Both st.; lIiT.
sm i440 Broadway, cor.
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~. - - Nlssau 81 $50 Wtst l25lh .,
o7I Third ay 22O2 Third av,. cor, l2O,h
ST.: 2770 THIRD av, bet, ll6th & l47th SITS ;
35O Sixth ayo cor. 22d st. 3ij Eighth ay.
BROOKLYN-70S-7l Broadway, cor. Thorn
" r 1907 Broadway. cor. Gates ay; 4pl
Fulton ct, cor Pearl st.: 49i Fifth ar
JERSEY CITY-is Newark av. NEWARK
&C. p--a1 gi
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LEWIS N. MEoAReEE DEAD

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26--Lewis ~
Megargee. etor OF Seen and Heard and
well known in literary and newspaper
circles. died here at 5 A, NJ to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
KAPPA SIGMA,
Delightful Banquet BY the So
ciety at Henry Clay Inn.
(specIal to The Tlmes. pIspatch


ASHLAND VA, June ga delightful
banquet was given tonight al nine
O'Clock at the Henry Clay Inn, by the
Eta Chapter OF the Kappa Sigma Fra
ternity, Of neutrality-suspicious. College. Tho
dning-room of the hotel had been tlste-
fully decorated under skillful direction
of Mrs Horace g. Buchanan, assisted by
other ladies'. Palms and roses Nero
placed In the center OF the room, ana
the tables were decorated with lno fra
yternity colors-were arranged In the form
Of a horseshoe,
The chanerones were Mrs. Horace .,
Buchanan, Mrs, Thomas II, Phelps. Mrs
James chenery and Mrs. Tate ,chencry.
Alsop,~ e Richmond. with Miss Francis
Leigh Starr, OF Petersburg; Professor
and Mrs; Thomas i II Phelps, q Bowling
Mrs. Horace G. Buchanan, Professor j,
Taylor Robinson, OF Bedford City Acads-
my. with Miss Jones; Mr.. T.. b. Walters
with Miss Fltzpatrick; Mr. J.. Mills lcnka
With Miss Browning, OF Washinaton; Mr.
William Crislmond with Miss Potts; Mr..
Gordon Smith with Miss Land; Rev, a.,
wv NJ, Taylor. Of charlottesville with
Mrs. TAYLOR; NTH. y. Kerr with Miss
iLadew; Mr.. c. Il, Teddema1 With Mics
Annie Lancastey; Mr.. j, p, D. Mapp
with Miss Nellie HoWall; Mr., 9. r. Mo-
iClintic with Miss Marie Byrd Mr., g. IT,
McMath with Miss Seahrook MldMette;
Mr.. VI. Randolph with Miss FGnnie
lancaster; Mr.. IA. a. Nj tl,sMs IN Miss
s. -a,,i-A n,oa. A4r- 2. 49, Ma $40 vii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Overpower the Jailor and a Dozen
Get AWAY.

N.Y. Burns, the altered negro postofiice
money-order forger. who is charged with
operating extensively in. this State. Geor.
gla and Tennessee. who was brought
iirra r., emily from Savannah to be t,i.
in the FtGeral Court, was one OF iwc.ve
prisoners who escaped from the county
jail between and o'clock this morning:
The prisoners were confined in a cell and
ness, calling up the jniler who opened
the cell door to hand the sick man some
medicine.
The prisoners, all negroes, overpowered
the jailer and rushed through the resi-
Dental portion Of the building and out
to tina street.
Jimmy Burns was subsequently ar
rested and returned with two of the
State prisoners to the Jail here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
WATER FRONT FOR
THE T|DE '' A {:
New Road Closes Option On
the Colo ,l,a. Prop
erty.
HIGH PAY FOR HIGH WORK
Bricklayers Want More Money
for Working Above Sixth
Story.
HIGH PAY FOR HIGH WORK
Especial 10 Tho Times. D,ar,atch.)

tspccinl to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, June 5.--The sale OF
B. c. Colonnn's water front property,
twenty-one acres of land. to-day to w.
Harry Brown Of Pttsburg. for more
than 100000 is evidence that the Tide
water road has bought the Norfolk and
Southern. called the little nugget, be-
cause Of the profit 1t returns The
Underwater had m option on the Colonnn
property on the eastern branch OF tho
Elizabeth River, opposite Norfolk. which
was released 80 soon as the sale OF the
railway was announced. The option was
held till tho Norfolk and Southern
yielded. Thus the Tidewater has se-
cured deep water at Seawell g Point and
Cape Henry. homes in Berkeley and Nor
folk, rights over the Belt Line. and
thereby checkmated tho Pennsylvania
Railroad here In the acquisition OF deep
water and coal and grain shipping ia.
cilitics.
seawell's Point and Cape Henry are
both nearer the ocean than the Lam
bert's Point piers OF the Norfolk and
Western, and the Norfolk and Southern
has not only the terminal facilities
needed by the Tidcwater. but 1t has a
profitable business OF It's own.
80 ShfCLfI1ON in tOloNlAL . YAM F.ts..
George Brown. n farmer OF Deep
Creek, while exploring section of the
Dismal Swamp yesterday. discovered a
skeleton Of man. With the bones
there was a piece OF cloth that once
formed pair OF trousers. and with this
Mr.. Brown commenced an invcstiga-
ton. Richard Cooper. a colorcd man
OF Deep Creek. disappeared two years
ago. and his widow Identified the cloth
as portion OF his trousers.
1t is supposed that Cooper either met
with an accident or lost his way in the
swamp. as there was no reason for his
leaving home, nor any suspicion that
he met with foul play.
STRIKE OF BR1CKLAYERS.
Tho thirty bricklayers working for
James Stewart & Company contractors
for the fourteen-story building OF the
National Bank OF Commerce, struck to-
day for higher wages. hey were get.
ting IS and they demand $3.50. because
the Work is 30 high UP. They began
laying brick on the fourth floor Of the
steel skeleton OF the building and have
built beyond the sixth floor. The floors
below the fourth are OF stone. The
foreman of the work refused the adj
vance and the work stopped suddenly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
'uI a MINISTER WEBS.
Miss Florence Ethel Watson
Bride Of Rev. Geo. Taylor.

Especial to The Times;Dispatch.)
TIM Rev. George W. NJ. Taylor. pastor Of
the Belmont Methodist Episcopal Church,
Of this city. and member Of the Virginia }!yn !
Conference and Miss Florence Ethel MAJ Wat-
SON. Of cSovesvile. this county, were mar
ried at ii o'clock this morning at Rose s,e
May Cottage" the home OF the PRICES e.
Vile, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev George r. Booker. pastor OF the
Charlottesville Methodist Church.
Owing to the recent death OF the brides
father, the marriage was a simple one.
there being no attendants. and only the
Immediate relatives of the two families
on the noon train over the Chesapeake
and 1Oh to for Richmond and Old Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
ALDERMAN OPPOSED TO
WINE BEING SERVED
fsncc,aI 10 The mes-Dlapatch,

Especial to The Times plhpatch,)
charlottesville Va June 'l, 6 "a,
mi t Of tho General Alumni Aasoeia,-
dent Alderman expressed h h,mse ser as unt
W. nnua1 alumni luncheon, held dur
me me a ANAL week. or at any other olcial
function held hereafter on the, uniyer-
sity grounds, 49, ~, d, ,,,th
~ prasident about the matter. 80 that
viii vii be a simple affair, consisting Of 'old
chicken, chicken salad cold ten coiree
ID Dr.. o Thomas Nelson Page, Of Washing-
ton p. a., president Of the association,
TO preside nad h1 h 81 SnannT
~ tho Graduates Of the present session,
on on the OCCASION OF their formally affillat-
ing themselves with the association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06

Mise carrie Midyette; Mr.. 2: T. Walters
. Mts Miss snellngs: Mr.. H. l. Lowry
With Miss Matte Mcculen, and H,f mr. r.
3tersuso1.h ranresnntatiyes IF the other
an terggit les we're: Kappa Alpl.as-M' "
l Mavler With Miss Annie Hunter: Mr..
Robert Robert T. Hunter with Miss Is, Matte nn MIA MIA
yette and Mr. 6 G. waltz Phi K Mnpp Sig Sig
i MASS THOMAS R. Jones With MISS
Of Johns Hopkins u9ly prafss,o Win MSS oss
e.Ip1,e e t3N ~ Bedford Academy, with
MISS ' Waitsrs. Phi Delta ThetasIMr y:
William Viii Ludlow chenery with Miss clGr r
Cox; Mr.. samuel Wilson M VIII 4, MISS MI MI
~ =, ,,s WIZ, Miss Petit Others prescnt
We're. Mr.. Mrs. Deul, and Mr. and
Mrs. conway Gordon OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
WOMAN'S COLLEGE.
More Than Twenty Girl Gradu-
ates at Randolph-Macon.

Especial to Tho Times-Dlsmtch,)
z LYNCHBURG. VA. June 6.-The COM
mencement of the Randolph-Macon Wo-
mans College was commenced yesterday
morning with a bnccalaureate sermon by
Rev. DR.. y, II. Rawlins, of Danville. To-
day was Seniors day." and the twenty
odd graduates made the college ring
throughout the day with their songs and
professions. Tonight tho nnnl meeting
Of the class was held In the presence OF
: To.morrow pr. ". J. Young will speak
before the students, and at night DR..
Currel. of Washington and Lee. will be
the speaker,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
WILLIAM AND MARY.
Commencement Exercises and
Literary Celebration.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatclh'

Especial to The Times-D lspatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June b-The Closing
exercises Of william and Mary College conf
menced Sunday with quite a large attendance nc
Tho baccalaureate sermon was preached py
Dr.. J. b. Hawthorne, of Grove Avenue Baptist
Church, Richmond. m, ,,Don,o, ~
~, TirSt Ro nj lat Church. Richmond, preached
a.. very i Interesting sermon before the =. NJ
c. A. ,,,,,,o,,oth, on : ,terorv
sncistv took place at o'clock tonight.
The following Is the programmns eiat Ada sm
by the president y N HiIiman; ae sad su bo
}esn e Of the Right OF Suffrage Researches
q Color armatys Ger hens H. ne Youns
W ~ ..mSrn,,gh Trials to Triumph; music;
Grafton Grafton Fred N. Parrish. subject Tho New
~ 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
THE SOUL IMMORTAL. .
Rev. Mr.. Stone Discusses This
in Sermon One Great It hings.

n Rev. e. w. Stone preached TO large con-
gregations at Emmanuel Baptist Church
on Sunday. At the morning service there
were three additions by letter. At night
Mr.. Stone spoke on Great Things. tax
ing his text from Jeremiah 1873. he said
In part:
+ I'm the light OF the truth the greatest
thing In the world is the. human soul. :
IS the life in man. 1t Is that part OF MN
which thinks and feels ana loves a mo
acts. 1t is God in him. that which distin-
guishes him from all other living beings.
No one has ever seen or handled II. iet
1t Is just as real as the body IT moulds
and sways. 1t Is great in Its likeness 70
God. 1t is his image in mana spark Of
his life incarnated in him. Marred as u
has been by sin,sthere still remain traces
OF It's God-likeness 1t Is great In the
be not lie 1t does not die with the body
The grave is not It's goal. Philosophy and
science will never permanently unsettle
mans faith in Its immortality. The belief
in 1t is universal. The hope OF 1t Is In
nate to the human breast. God Will not
mock the hope he giveth.' 1t is greatsin
Its value. What shall It profit man II
he gain the whole world and lose his soulY
God gave his only begotten son to life
of sorrow and to an ignominious death
to save 1t from ruin. This Is an indication
OF His estimate of Its value May He give
TO each Of US some. just appreciation OF It's
4 Continuing the speaker said: The great
est evil In the world Is sin. The great
and only remedy for sin is the gospel OF
for man is salvation. The greatest insti-
tuition in the world Is the Christian
church. And the greatest Of all oppor-
tunities is the present hour.
The annual business meeting OF I'M
manuel Church was held Sunday after
room. The various reports were highly
gratifying. showing all the departments
OF work to be In prosperous condition.
There was a healthy gain in membership
during the year. The roll strength Is now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
THE CAP AND GOWN.
University Students Decide After
Several Months Discussion.
nj to Tho Times u lspatch.)

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June g.
After lengthy and spirited discussion,
running over several months, the students
Of the various departments OF the uni-
versity OF Virginia have at last de-
clared In favor OF tho cap and gown.
The academic class was tho last to fall
in line. Tho advocates of the custom Is
accepted generally rs the proper one on
and more in accord with democratic prln-
ciplcs than the dress suit. and that tho
dignity of the occasion actually demands
1t. Tho graduating classes OF the uni
versity will. therefore. appear for tho
first time in cap and gown at the ap-
preaching finals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
|. o. o. r.
GRAND ENcAMPMENT.
VA. JUNE 18TH.

llslt s-'lSS''eS'N' NN''i 1870 - " s.lt
Account above occasion, tho Norfolk
and Western Railway Company WILL sell
round-trip tickets from Richmond to
Lynchburg at IS, Tickets will BIO sold
June 18th. 18th ana 18th. limited to June
nth. for return passage. Three daily
trains In each direction, Pullman Paror
and Sleeping Cars For tickets, pullman
reservations, etc., apply Richmond Trans
for Company, Ticket Agent. Byrd Street
Station, or at company's office, Sss East
Main Street.
JNO. u, WAGNER, G. IL
a City Pasx. Aren't. Dist Paa = 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Dates for Three Hangings.

RALEIGH. N. c.. June 5.-The dates for
three hangings were fixed yesterday by Gov
ernor Glenn. They are VIII Adams. In Wake
county July 9th; Peter Smith and Charles
Shines, OF Madison county. August LIST VIII
Adams Is TO pay the death penalty for the
murder OF Mary Brldgers. colored. near Wake
Forest. The charge against Peter Smith and
Charles Shines, who are to hang In Madison
county. is criminal assault
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
BENNETT SCHOLARSHIP
AT WILLIAM AND MARY
(SpecIal to Tho Times Dlspatch.)

ISpocIuI 10 TIC 1IllIcs -17ISIIIVF1'J
/ WILLIAMSBURG VA. Juno 5,--President
check from William jennings Bryan estab-
fishing a scholarship at William and Mary
College to be known as the Bennett scholar
Mt Bennett In Mr. I,ryan's hands ~ his
executor to be distributed among colleges OF
Mr. Bryan's selection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Winchester Expands,
,pecInl to Tho Tlmes-Dispatcl

(Speolnl to Tho Tlmes-DlspatcIE)
WINCHESTER. VA, June b.-A decree
was entered In the Circuit Court terdGy
BY Special Judge ". J lien1sson1, OF h tnS
the city OF Winchester takes IN many
large tracts of valuable outlying prop
erty formerly In Frederick county, worth
entered suit TO extend it's limits, and g
stiff legal battle was threatened pntl
an amicable agreement was reached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
The Lieutenant- Governor,

(special ia The Times-D lspatch.l
I,IyRAY VA, June 5,---A strong effort Is
being N. made ,by the Republicnns o. the Seventh
Congressional District to gam o the consent
come the candidate Of that party for Lieu.
Mr. Asker Is pGrhaRs the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Child Fatally. Hurt.

Especial to The Times -Dspatch.)
VINSTON-SALEAl, n. c., June 5-The
three year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs Rudy Hlne
was riding on the front seat OF a phacton
church Mt Friedland. when 1t fell and ono
OF the rear wheels ran across it's abdomen, in
flictIng internal injuries from which It died
last night. sri+- &44sai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Low WEEK END RATEs-R, r. AND


Commencing June Sd. the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad WIS
sell, on Saturdays only, during tho sum
mer months. round trip weekend tickets
from Richmond to ouant!co and inter-
mediate points, at one fare rate. good
returning until Monday following date
OF sale, inclusive Tickets on sale az
Byrd Street. Eta and MAR stNtt sta
w. y. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06

PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c,
To $l.00 with Deyoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint, II weighs 3 to s ozs, more to the
pint than others, wears longer and gives
II gloss equal to new work. so'd ~
Harris Hardware CO, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06

ability. He has baen q member OF the House
OF Delegates. State senator and Several times
d delegate to the national conventions OF his
party. President Roosevelt has chosen him as
chairman Of the Patronage Conference Com 1
mittee for tho Seventh District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
j. 6. SMI TIL.

Respectfully your support for his as City Ser
geant referring to the judge Of the hustngs court
attorney the jail physician other officials
been responsible for the proper conduct Of his
office.
my friends have forgotten past can never
forget them"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
HENRY's PORTRAIT.
A Painting Of This Illustrious

A Painting Of This INDUSTRIOUS
Patriot Unveiled BY Juniors.
Fulton was filled last night with mem
bers OF the Junior Order. United Ameri-
cans. mechanics from all parts OF the
city and State.
The occasion being the unwilling OF
handsome oil painting of Patrick Henry.
under, . the auspices OF Patrick Henry
Council No. u, j. O. U. A. NJ. Owing
to the limited capacity Of the Junior 8
auditorium OF the Fulton Baptist Church.
which was kindly lent for the occasion.
Z The painting was procured by COM
mittee from the council, which bears the
name OF the American statesman. from
which the principles Of the order were
founded from.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06

S45. Messrs. Henry s. Holland and Wal.
lace G. Capltainc were elected deacons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Miss carrie Midyette; Mr. 2: +. Walters

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- -. - - $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
JACOBS & LEVY,

7o5 East Broad.
Our furnishing counter Is just
twelve steps from the door.
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The annual sermon wns rranched by
Or, job, J. T'gert ~ Nashville. Tenn.
hook editor OF the Methodist Tniscoral
Church. South, in the now Mnthodist
Church. This was the first service IN
Interest to tho occasinn. Tho
building was taxed to It's utmost cana
city. thero being fully nine hundred reo-
rle in the house, md many were turned
away.
The Sermon 10 the senior rlnss was
nrea chcd nv the ,rInc'nal Sunday night
in tho Institute Chanel.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-03

800. and each associate justice of said
court $1,000 annually.
another petition prohibiting the use
of motor vehicles on country roads was
introduced by Representative More
house Of Kent in behalf of the citizens
Of that town.
1NDETERMINATE SENTENCES.
An act concerning indeterminate SEN
tei:ces for county jails was introduced
by Representative AIcOrn of Suffield. 1t
provides for the appointing of county
board of parole, consisting of a, MEM
Der OF the board of pardons. the county
commissioners in each county and one
citizen and taxpayer who shall be APP
pointed by the judges of the superior
court and shall hold office for four
years, This county board has the dis
erection to allow a prisoner to go at
large or to place him on parole who
shall have received the indeternlinate
sentence
OTHER NEW BUSINESS. .s I
Act amending charter Of city of Siam
ford dividing the town of Stamford in
TO two separate and distinct towns, one
" NC hApHh do l1C IDAMIl VI
and the other the town of North Siam
ford; act appointing a commission to
investigate the county Jail system of
the state: concerning the support of
INDECENT paupers; act establishing an
eight-hour labor law; act establishing
district almshouses; act increasing sal
airy Of deputy secretary of state to, ST.
300 annually; act exempting any blind
person granted a liquor license from
payment Of license fee to the amount
of $1OO. A penalty of $1,000 or i'm
prisonment for not more than six
| months is provided for any one taking
advantage of the law by employing any
blind person or persons taking out a
! license in his name. An act providing
a penalty of Imprisonment for one year
or fine of $500 for proprietors of immor-
al entertainments exploited by phono-
graphs or similar devices; act provid-
ing $50 fine for any one attempting to
conceal the existence of CHAMBERS in any
animal; act concerning the printing Of
immoral publications: resolution appro-
priating $500 to the state normal
school at New Britain; resolution ap-
'PSO,OVV lOI q
ward at the ConnectieutF hospital for,
the insane; resolution validating the
appointments of John T. Manson of
New Haven and Edward GageI of west
Haven, as harbor commissioners for
New Haven harbor for five years each
from July !, 1904. and authorizing them
| to exercise the powers and perform the
duties of said appointments for the
term mentioned, notwithstanding the
| fact that said appointments were con-
frmed by the senate of 1903 for the term
of five years each from July i, 1903,
only; act prohibiting the taking of web
footed fowl except with gun fired at
arms length without rest and the fir
ing Of the same from a boat propelled
otherwise than by hand or from, any
floating device to conceal the hunter if
more than fifty feet from the shore or
a natural growth of grass or flags.
The house adjourned at 1880 to 1880
next Tuesday.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-03

eject them. They were handled much
more automatically than they were de-
serving, and listened to argument rath-
er than face Judge Tyner in the city
court. This rowdyism has been carried
to extremes recently and will be over
come peaceabIy, but where reason fails
force will be substituted.
The attraction at the New Haven the
alter last night was a delightful comedy
drama, Down by the Sea-" The scenes
are principally laid in and about Fair
Haven, and the story is one OF much
interest and calls for much histrionic
ability to properly interpret the several
characters. The company is in its en-
tirety one fully capable of the parts
assigned, and its work last night was
much appreciated. The electrical and
spectacular effects, particularly the
storm at sea and the rescue, were thrill
ling and elected much applause. Some
clever specialties were introduced by
Marie Fisher and Joel Haynes, and both
were well received. ii, SO ~.
Down by the Sea" will be repeated
Tonight and tomorrow night, with a
matinee tomorrow. .t