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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
WILL, RESIDE IN HARTFORD.

Mrs. John W. Sumner of Bolton the oldest resident of that town and the mother of Lieutenant Governor George e. Sumner, has taken up her Wln- fer residence in Hartford, spending the time at the home of her son, Frank q. Sumner, treasurer of the Hartford Trust company and member or the state boundary commission. Mrs. Sumner will be ninety-two years ola January IA, 1906, She is native Of Glastonbury, her maiden name being Mary Gleason. During the past fifty five years she has been a resident Of Bolton, and has taken an active inter- est during the whole of that time in the social and religious concerns Of the community. Her home in Bolton has been identified in a marked way with political interests. The husband of Mrs. Sumner was a member of the general assembly in 1878, being in the house with General Edward Harland of Nor wieh. members of the board of pardons, School Fund Commissioner Carnot O. Spencer of Hartford, ex-Speaker John IF. Perry of Fairfield, and Rollin S. Woodruff. of Naugatuck, the father of JJe11tenant Governor Woodruff. The son of the distinguished nonagenarian, ex-Lieutenant Governor George G.. Summer, was in the legislature back in 1867, when he was only twenty-six wears old. He has held many honors since, including the mayoralty of Hart ford and the position of lieutenant gov ernor. The Summers of Bolton have long been in the front rank politically and professionally, name after name of the family having appeared on the log of the ship of state. The son, with
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
Shipping News.

New York. Nov. 7.-Arrived: Steamers sicilian Prince, Naples, etc. Kroonland, Antwerp; Moltke, Hamburg; Rotter- dam, Rotterdam.
 Sailed: Steamers Bowie, Liverpool; i; Kaiser Wilhelm IT., Plymouth, Cher bourg and Bremen.
 Genoa, Nov. 2.--Arrived: Steamer Si- cilia, New York via Naples.
 Gibraltar, Nov. 7.-Sailed: Steamer Koenigen Luise (from Genoa and Ma ples), New York.
 Dover, Nov. Arrived: Steamer Fin land, New York for Antwerp (and pro- ceeded.b
 Queenstown, Nov. 7.--Arrived: Steam CT Caronia, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Queenstown, Nov. 7.-Arrived: Steam CT Oceanic. New York (and proceeded).
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
Glasgow. Nov, 7.-Arrived: Steamer

Glasgow, Nov. T.-Arrived: Steamer Astoria, New York via Neville.
 Naples, Nov. 4.-ArriYed: Steamer Re- public New York via Naples and Genoa.
 London, Nov. 6.--Arrived: Steamer Minneapolis, New York.
 Liverpool, Nov. 6.-Sailed: Steamer Corean, Glasgow, for Halifax and Phil adelphia.
 Steamers Rhein, New York; 10 a. m., Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, New York, via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
 Gibraltar, Nov. 1.-The North Ger man Lloyd steamer Kinigin Luise left here at D. m. to-day, bound for New York. She will call at Tangier to land Count von Tattonbach- -Ashold, head of the German mission to Morocco. ..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
BROWN UNIVERSITY NOTES.

BROWN UNIVERSITY NOTES.
 The 1sO5-6 directory of officers and students of Brown university has been issued. It shows the total enrolment of students to be as follows: Gradu- ates, ss: seniors, 12S; juniors. ll4; sophomores, l1O; freshmen, PA; special students, 5s; women's college, lsl; to- tai registration, s26. The features of this registration are the increase of the freshmen class from 221 last year to PA this year. and a marked decrease in the number of special students. The total registration shows a decrease over last year, due to the falling of in the junior and sophomore classes.
 A written agreement has been drawn up and signed by the presidents of the Debating unions of Brown university, Dartmouth college and Williams col- lege. The agreement calls for a trian- gulaT debate between the three colleges
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
TO INVADE ORANGE FRIDAY
 NIGHT.

A large delegation of Harmonic lodge, I. o. Q. F., will go to Orange Friday night, where they will entertain the Orange members of the lodge at the town hall in return for courtesies ex- tended two years ago. There will be a supper and a dance and fine time generally.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

ven Dispensary was held last night at the Dispensary The. reports of the secretary treasurer and apothecary were read and will be submitted to the board of managers, who will meet this afternoon at o'clock.
 The election of directors for period of three years resulted as follows: Henry B. Sargent, Herbert E. Smith, Amos F. Barnes. Victor M. Tyler and Louis s. Welch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
MRS. HTLDA JOHNSON.

Mrs. Hilda Johnson, aged twenty three years, died at her home, Al Dover street, last evening after a short illness. She leaves to mourn her death her hus- band, Morris P. Johnson, who is a con- ductor on the trolley line; also three young children. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
Showed Undue Interest fin Alfonso.

Magdeburg, Prussia, Nov. 7.--The po' liticaI police arrested three Spanish appearing men here yesterday before King Alfonso arrived who seemed to show undue interest in the kings move ments. The men arrested that they were Ecuadorians on their way to Ber- lin to study.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

whom Mrs. Sumner will spend her nine ty-second birthday, Commissioner Frank c. Sumner, is one of Rartford's most widely known democrats. Mrs. Sumner through her whole life has been an honored exponent of high civil life. She is a lady of charming traits of charac- ter and possesses all of her faculties in- tact at the great age which she has reached.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
MRS. CAFRIN MURPHY.

Mrs. Cafrin Murphy, sixty-two years old, widow of Peter Murphy, died of pneumonia at her home, 266 Humphrey street yesterday. She had been sick a w9ek. She is survived by four sons, Peter J.. John J., Hugh J., and Philip, and two daughters, Mary and Gather inc. all of whom live in this city. The funeral services will probably be Fri day morning, and interment in St. Ber- nard cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
FUNERAL OF MIR. COOPER.

The funeral services of Charles w. Cooper took place yesterday afternoon in Centerville at the residence of his brother, ex-Town Clerk Ellsworth B. Cooper of Hamden. Many friends at, tended. The Rev. MT. Everest conduct ed the services. The burial was in Gen. terville cemetery. Stahl & Son were the funeral directors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

Windham county, Edward Milner; Fairfield county, Miss Anna B. Jen- nings; Hartford county. Frank N. Cheney; Holland county, Frank Max well; Middlesex county, c. E. Jackson; Ditchfield county, Harry BTidgeman.
 The society in this state has three subdivisions, in Ltchfeld, Fairfield and Norwich.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

on March 3. 1906. each college to have two teams.
 The Brown Chess club has arranged to meet Yale. Harvard. Columbia and Princeton in a chess tournament in New York city on December 26. 27, a and 2s.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
OVER NEW YORK ELECTION.

Much interest was expressed in Fair Haven over the New York election. In fact it was probably the subject most talked about yesterday. There were a number of bets over the result. In the evening many people went over to the center of the town to hear the election news.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. If it did there would be few children that would do it. There is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs IT. Summers, Box 516. Notre Dame, Ind. will send her home treatment to any mother. She asks no money. Write her to-day if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child. The chances are it can't help it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
NEW HAVEN D1sPENsARY.

Annual Meeting for Election of Direct
 DTS Held Last Night, The annual meeting of the New Ha-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

The annoyance of having dessert that is "just a little off, in flavor is obviat- ed by always using Burnett's Vanilla Fwtrnct. Try it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money if 1t fails tc cure. L. ". Groves signature is or each box. 25c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-19
FOR SALE BY
FOWLER BSOS. & CO., Marietta.

DIED-Miss Lena Postell died at the
Wesleyan Hospital in Atlanta, on last
Saturday morning. Her remains were
brought to Marietta Sunday morning.
Her funeral was held at the Episcopal
church Sunday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Nelson George. Miss Postell
was about so years OF age. and most
excellent Christian woman, whose
death will be deeply regretted by all
who knew her.
In absence of Rev. w. z. Lovejoy,
there was Sunday School rally at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning.
conducted by Superintendent Jas. J.
Daniel. Printed programs were dis
tributed and the exercises were very
interesting, Rev. V. Z. Msnget deliv-
cred an appropriate address. At night
the Epworth League held missionary
service, conducted by the President,
DR.. Fred Manget. Essays, recitations
and songs made UP the exercises.
Every good business man knows that
advertising OF the right kind is the
very best paying investment for those
who lave things to sell, or who depend
or the patronage OF the public, and
every body knows that the Journal is
good medium.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31
Younas,er outelassed.

Senator Money Of Mississippi has a
7.yearold grandson who, though not
avorsc to a fight, sees no disgrace In
being worstod when the odds are clear
IL against him. lie came homo from
school not long ago In bad shape,
you look as though YOU had been
T. a fight. boy" said his saplont grand
father.
Il have. sir"
And YOU look as n you got the
worst Of H." pursued the grandfather
4 did. SIR" admitted the bedrag
gled Kindergarten hut he was a
tenner and I'm sevener"
A few days later he was guilty OF
some ofense which brought him be-
meath the paternal rod Of correction,
He showed so little evidence OF his
fighting blood during the chastisement
that his father was both perplexed
and disguised,
you're great follow" said he.
"to take a thrashlng and make no re-
slstance,"
whats the use" replied his crush
ed. but philosophical son. when you're
a thirty.threer and I'm only sew.
erer?"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31
NC FAsoNATIoN oF DARING
Spirit Of Adventure Makes Reckless
ness a Pleasure.

WNAA = FNNaAhiNs
Il Il not probable that the accident
by which a daring automobile racer
and his mechanic lost their lives
while speeding ON the Ormond course.
will prevent others from INDUCING In
this hazardous recreation.
The risk involved In automobile
racing Ia one OF the reasons for H.
great popularity among venturosome
men. werc there no danger to the
occupants OF the cars there would be
little sport In the experience.
Riding to hounds, stooplcchaslng,
football and many other outdoor sports
cannot be pursued without danger but
this does not act Ia any way as .
deterrent TO those interested IN thom
Great as Is the satisfaction felt By
the winning contestants over their
success In the field. the desire for pre-.
eminoncc Is not the only cause that
leads men to engage In dangerous
pastimcs The spirit OF adventure,
the love OF excitement for It's own
sake. the instructive rebellion OF many
n lnds against the humdrum, common
place existence Of most Of MS mod
orns. operate TO make danger and riot
attractiye.-Ne New York Sun,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31
WHERE rARPoN ARE FOUND,
Game Fish Wanders over lmmens,
Stretch Of Waters.

That great game dsh, the tarpon
says a writer In Field and Stream, H.
after all. creature of rather mystic
rious habits II seems FIRST TO have
been discovered as game nsh on the
east coast Of Florida, Much more 70
scntly. Il was taken In the nelghbor
hood OF Pensacola. Then came the
rrodiglous reports from Arkansas Pass
and Corpus Christi, Tex Lastly, 4
few fortunate and adventurous an.
glors brought uut the greatest tarpon
stories OF an from the relatively little
known town OF Tampico, In old Mc,k
co Thus 10 "a 10 be seen that the
tarpon Is found At one time OF the year
or another along "A tremendous strip
OF coast country. oven wider than NE
shores OF the Gulf OF Mexico. lu
breeding grounds seem to De well to
the southwark. and Il seems 20 move
north as the lower waters become too
Sarm for Il. by midsummer II Is well
an over the middle gulf country and
Texas its migration. n Il have any
debate migration, has never been
closely charteI. but that II does move
nom the Mexican TO the Florida coast
and back again may be accepted AZ
the trutl or something closely parallel
60 the truth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31

Many stories are told In the little
town OF STOW, Mass, about Chauncy
Fitch. nm eccentric character who has
been responsible for an sorts OF
pranks.
one morning he presented himself
al q farmers door with a roodly mum
her OF sausaees. He asked the farm
er's wife n she would cook them Tor
him. She good naturedly compiled
with his request
She watched him as he ate sausage
after sausage with the koonest relish
ana finally remarked: you seem 10
and your sausages uncommouly good
well. they ought 10 be- replied
the unabashed Chnuncy "for I go,
diem right out Of your pantry"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CAT
Household Pet Has Many Traits That
Are Almost Human.

Are Almost Human.
Cats dread death terribly. l hs-a
usfarlous old cat Gyp who usol to
open the cupboard door aud eat any
biscuits accessible. Gyp had a sroko
Of paralysis. and believed that he was
going to die. lie was In fright Mr.
Horace Hutchinson observed him and
said that this cat Justly entertained
him TO most painful Calyinlatic tppre'
tensions OF the future reward. Gyp
was nurscd back into health, os was
proved when We found him ON The roof
OF au clubhouse with cold boiled
chicken ln his possession. Nothing
could be- moro human Cats Ike
many wild beasts wish TO die alone.
A lady of my acquaintance met ln a
lauo in KonslnEton an old, dying cat,
rcsolutcly lettering northwards. She
knew that he knew he was dying, and
she knew whore no wanted TO co. Be-
side the lane lg q place not built over.
within palisades. and all oyoruown
with dock aud hurdock, So she picked
the cat mp. despite the romonstraneea
OF worknguun Tor sick, strange
cat s. mot 10 lippcu to-" She carried
him to hole In the pallsadc, and he
cropt In for tho purpose he hnew-sol.
itude and death. Some cats are snobs.
though not sn many cats as dogs share
this human Irhrmity A lady had Two
CATS. one was drawing room cat
the other q common kitchen cat
Both simultaneously had families
The drawing room cat carried her ht,
tens downstairs, to be nursed by the
common kitchen cat but every day
she visited the nursery several times
She was not quite hoartless, but she
had never read IeanJacqucs Roui.
scau. ON the nursing Of children, and
she was very arlstocratic Longmant
Magazine
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31
THE KINGS PICTURE
1y HELEM gARRoN aosrWIeK

\ IT. King iSm Ho council chamber
Came. wcar auI soro of I.lIt.
n %. called 20 l.l fbo painter
And HIo., io him thu. .rlrt.
n IIn Nokruod fhn face. iHHun.r
II H'rocnto. coward. and ulroe;
II ..tI. shr.u. r th0ir .Hruutar measure.
j 'f''i n'aFsiu o. realm of slaves.
Ih.ni mc 'r. MAN picture
H'1cioH. H.t uI.,. and good.
powered With uc strength of heroes
And Goo HHuy o. aomlHlu0d.
10 .Na' bang .a my Utmost chamber
IN 'h.hr when raUru
Ii may hh my soul with iu grandeur
ANA warm t with sacred HrD"
$50 ihe artist Iiutod The uict rc.
Ana hung iu the palace hail;
Nc'er a hing lovely
liad gamfdcd The stately wall.
The NnE with bead uncovered
Guzcd ON 60 with rapi dourht,
IlI u suddenly wore strange meaning
baiiod hla questioning sight
For the form was the Simplest courucrs.
Perfect In every limb.
But the bearing was that Of the honchman
Who filled the naguns for h.m
The brew was the priests. who pondorod
Ills parchment early and late;
The eye was the wandering minstrols,
Who sang at tho palace gate.
Tho lips, half sad aud half mir,hful.
With hiiul trembling grace
Were the very lips Of a woman
lie had kissed In the markotplacc;
but the smiles which her curves TRANSPORTED,
As a rose with its simmer Of dow
Was the smile OF the wife who loved him,
Queen Eheyn. good aud true.
Learn, then, king" said the artist,
This truth that the picture tells
That In every form OF the human
Some hint OF the highest dwolls:
That, scanning each living temple
For the place where the yoil b. thin
We may gather By beautiful glimpses
The form OF The God Within
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-31
NEWS SUMMARY.

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cd TO- H. leaving ffH..H aH. Hu nH
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squall. and four Of tho occupants were
drowned.
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At the end of the month.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-15

aunque en- ormas muy tempadas Al procederse la vo-
tacon una mayora de esenos sesenta ses votos apro
DO proyecto entire vltores acamacones del p1bco de
las rbunas Los deserrados pueden vover nmediatamen
te Paul Derouede que encuentra en- San Sebastian
sadra muy pronto hacia Paris Los daros de la maana
publican un teegrama suyo expresando digndad una
lntensa algeria por regresar al suelo de la paria
Segun ntorman de Londres, sc concede extraord
nara sgncac6n la vista hecha por la escuadra ngesa
Mr. Loubet puerto de Best E presdente ceebro una
reception que asseron mas de Glen ocaes Creese que
Franca lngatera han querdo selar con n nuevo test
MONO de conraterndad e ratado sobe Marruecos
do trata de reunr conerenca International En- e
mundo dpomaco este hecho comenta con nteres con-
sderandolo como e preudo de aanza defntva para
contenar e empue que demuestra Aemania despues del
deSaStre en- Orlente
-Comunlcan de Moscow que e matador del efe de DO
ca es un errorsta escapado de las prsones de Siberia
-lnorman de San Petersburgo que Mr. Wthe rehu
SO aceptar cargo de presenante de Russia en- las cone
enc1as de Washington por enender que no Sc e conce
dian las facuades necesarias Ultima hora ntervinen
do el Gar personalmente, acepto.
--El emperador Gulermo en- su vista GeAe nom
bro amrante de la escuadra amana rev Oscar de Sue
cia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-15
NOTAS De PONCE
Los franceses y eI IA de ju.
Iio.-Banuuete. En- ell
Hip6dromo.
SESSION DEL C0MlTE
Abandono de un nifio. Ell
casino permanece. = Los
Juan Palomos americanos

Julio 14.-Los franceses de Ponce
se.reunirln esta noche en- ell Hotel Fran.
ces para celebrar la efem9ride del
dia, con un banquete de cuarenta y
seis cubiertos. FL acto comenzar& q
las siete de la tarde
Tres 6 cuatro amos hacia que la
colonis francesa de Ponce no celebra-
ba Ia gloriosa fecha del cstorce de
Julio. La colonia. reforzada hoy con
elementos de importancia, vuelve &
sus tradiciones.
Han circulado hoy los progra.
mas para las carreras del Hip6dromo
el domingo. Sc anuncisn carreras 4
pie entire los andarines Cecilio Var
gas alias Machilo y Leocadio Rivera:
carreras libres de caballos, CON pre-
mios, y la disputa en- carrera & escape,
de una milla, entire los caballos xPerla
fnas y <Pajarito.,
-Anoche celebr6 una importante
session ell Comite de nuestro partido en-
Ponce. Los acuerdos tomados, y las
impresiones cambiadas entire les vo
Gales del ComitS, fueron de la mayor
importancia.
-. Los cargos de medico y admins.
trador de los hospitales fueron sepa-
radios por ell Ayuntamiento unionista,
al votarse ell presupuesto de este affo.
Sc dice que Valdivieso nombrar& 5
don Juan Principe Irizarry para la
plaza de administrator. Para la de
medico nombr6 al doctor Torres, quien
servfa los dos cargos.
La Corte municipal impuso una
multa de ounce dollars" Francisco
Perez, por abandono de memories.
Francisco Perez es el padre de Fran
cisco Perez Ortiz, que rob6 un relo
Marcelino Rodriguez, y hugo hacia
Aibonito, sin que el padre Sc preocu.
pase por la suerte de su hijo. De este
suceso Sc di6 cuenta en- LA DEMoCRA-
CHA.
-Parece que va SO ha desistido de
Ia idea de trasladar el Casino q otra
casa.
Sc nos informs que estA resuelta
satisfactoriamente ls diferencia que
Cortia,ia en- la pdgina Sa)