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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, s:52 a. m.

High water to-day, s:52 a. m.
 A son has been born to Louis He'll wig, secretary of the Harugari Sing ing society, and sings already.
 w. A. Chase of Waterbury, state councillor of the Daughters of Liberty, will visit council No. B this evening.
 Francesca Cumburs was arrested by Detective Colwell yesterday afternoon for stealing brass from the o. B. North company. .....<+..
 Members of Excelsior chapter, O. B. S, this city, were finely entertained by Georgia chapter of Branford in Masonic hall Branford, Monday night.
 Attorney Henry A. L. Hall and James B. Wheeler have been appointed commissioners on the estate of the late Nellie A. Brennan, which is alleged tc . ha4 solvent t--------a... 4r-,---r~~4.~---
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Local Weather Report

New Haven, November 2.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

RUBBER DOOR MATS, s1.5O
 This week S9c each,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

ARDABAN 9x12 RUGS Regular price S35. This week S24.75
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. 1.-The repub- licans carried this city to-day by near " 5000 for Mayor Alan c. Forbes. This is the record majority of this city. The entire republican city ticket was elected.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08
FLOOR VENEER

An exact reproduction of quarter ed oak flooring, an excellent filling for around the edge of rugs.
 S6 inch wide, regular 50c. now 32c. 24 inch wide, regular s5c, now 2ec.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

DINING FURNITURE REDUCED
 THANKSGIVING SPECIAL Forty-one Oak Buffets, China Cabinets, sideboards and Side Ta- bles at actual cost. Just twenty five of them are shown in our front windows.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

Albany, Nov. 1.-The republicans car ried Albany county and city by large majorities. Mayor Charles H. Gaus was elected for third term by 5000 majority.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

Governor Herrick Defeated for Re- eIectiOn--Tom Johnson Again suc- eessfuI
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

Buffalo, Nov. 7.-Revised figures show the election of J. N. Adam, dem., mayor of Buffalo by s,S9S majority. The den1- ocrats have elected their entire city and county ticket, with the exception of the republican candidate for the office of oVerseer of the poor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
COURT DISCHARGES BARBER
Frank Long, Well Known to Police,
Escapes Through Lack of
Evidence

Frank Long, n barber whose shop is
located near the Arcade depot, was
arraigned before Police Judge Austin
yesterday afternoon charged with try
ing to avoid payment of a bill to a
saloonkeeper. Long was discharged on
account of lack of evidence.
According to the testimony it ap-
pears that Long entered the Arcade
restaurant while intoxicated on the
night of December Z. The proprietor of
the restaurant testified that the barber
started to leave without settling for his
supper. The man was stopped by the
cashier. and upon his refusal to pay
was taken to the city Jail by a police
man who had been called in.
The police say that Long is a char
acter well known to them and that they
have had many complaints from tour
lists who visited his shop and claimed
that they We're charged as high as 81
or SO for a haircut. They also say that
other BARRIERS are demanding an ex-
cessive price for their work after it is
done for strangers and that they mean
to put a stop to it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
FINES HUNTINGToN'S DRIVER
Mechanic Explains That Automobile
Was Not Speedy Enough and
He Fixed II

N. B. Stanfield chauffeur for H. E.
Huntington. was arrested and fined
yesterday for violating the automobile
speed ordinance. Stanfield stated at
the police station that he had the
power shut off and the brake on but
that it would not hold the machine back
while coming down the hill on West
First street. With the chauffeur was
a machinist, who declared that they
were going about fifteen or sixteen
miles and hour and seemed to be rather
proud of the feat. He said that Mr..
Huntington had complained on Monday
that the machine was not working we'll
and was not running fast enough to suit
him. The mechanic gave the machine
an overhauling yesterday and had not
gone over five or six blocks when he
was arrested.
II guess We showed the boss she
could go all right" was his parting re-
mark to the police as he left the station
after Mr.. Huntington had sent money
TO pay the fine"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
FIND NO QUORUM
WITHOUT SOLID 8
POLICE COMMISSIONERS HAVE
NEW RULE
Msyor McAleer Takes No Chances on
What Might Occur If He Should
Be Shorn of His Sup
porters

Three members of the police commits
sion make a quorum-provided either
Commissioner l.. G. Gates or FRANK
James and Mayor McAleer make two
of the members. If Commissioners
Mason and johnson are two or the
three there is no quorum rms is not
according to any charter provision, put
a rule of the commission that was eVl-
IDENTIFY adopted in q hurry yesterday
morning when Mayor McAleer learned
that Commissioner James was out OF
the CITY and that Commissioner Gates
was doing his Christmas shopping.
Only commissioners Johnson and Ma
son could have attended the meeting
and they received telephone messages
at thir homes that owing to the lack
of q quorum there would be no meet
ing of the commission yesterday morn
ing
Through this ruling the public prob
ably missed one of the most interest
inc sessions of the police commission
that has ever been held. With Com
missioner Johnson to move and Com
missioner Mason to second and Mayor
McAleer as the only representative or
the solid three" to vote against any
propositions which the solid Two
might propose, all sorts of things might
have been done that the solid three
might not have approved. IL Woulu
have at least been wild orgy on the
part of Mason and Johnson of deny
ing applications of saloon transfers,
restaurant liquor licenses, wholesale
licenses and the "solid three would
not have approved these doings at all,
for did not the "solid three" declare
last week that they had no discretion
airy power where licenses were con-
cerned?
A mysterious silence was preserved
in the mayors office yesterday con-
cerning the non-meeting of the COM
mission.
impossible to get a quorum" said
Secretary McKeag in answer to queries.
Some are busy and others are out
of the city
(Which of the members are out of
the city?" he was asked.
Il don't know" he answered, and
the interview was closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

Charley takes great interest in the
tariff" said young Mrs Torkins. He is
getting to be a regular statesman"
What makes you think SOP
HE talks in his sleep about stand
ing pat. t.,-Mashingt Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
INTERPRETATIONS

Compton Land company. Directors:
r. w. Stearns, j. b. Coughran, f. A.
Parker. A. Craig, f. c. Farrow. In
corporated for $4,000, of which $4,000
is subscribed.
+. l.. Wade company Directors: r.
L. Wade. Julia Wade, William n.
Wade. Capital stock $4,000, of which
all is subscribed.
st. James Methodist church. Direc-
tors: r. S. Fisher. r. G. Powers, j.
ID. Requa, c. e. Hutton, George Lamp
p. f. Johnson, C. w. Grail. n. w. f.
Cole, c. S. Jones' No capital stock.
Diamond Motor company. Directors:
Isidore A. Tomassini, Joseph r. Toma-
sini, John W. Swan. incorporated Cor
$25.O 900, with 1910 paid in.
Bank of Venice. Directors: Abbot
Kinney, Dana Burks, j. 5. Hunt, II. II.
LaVagea, w. r. Gibbon, David Evans.
William Mead II. II. Dudley, J. c,
Kays.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
IGORROTES PRESENCE CAUSES
BIG RUSH FOR DOG LICENSES

please may I have a tag for my
dog" asked a fair resident Of the neigh
borhood Of Chutes park Of Tax and
License Collector johnson yesterday. as
she hueged a long-haired blue-ribboned
poodle to her BOSOM.
collector Johnson's prediction seems
little medal and as he stuck his pen
i'm his teeth and blotted the entry he
said soto voce:
Keep those Igorrotes in town for n
few weeks and the city will wind up
the fiscal year with n big balance IN
the treasury from dog licenses alone.
Collector Johnsou's prediction seems
likely to be verified. Since the heau
bunting, dog eating Filipinos have
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

taken up their residence at Chutes park
there has been an unprecedented rush
for dog licenses, until it seems that
the monthly report from the license
collectors office will show that all pre-
Nious records have been broken The
record, so far, from the beginning Of
the fiscal year has already been broken
more licenses having been issued than
for the entire preceding year and the
last few days have greatly added to the
aggregate.
Owners Of pet dogs seem to have
gained the impression that IL their
CANNES wear the little tags they are
somehow under police protection. or
that the tag is a fetch which the Igor
rotes would not dare to molest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
NOTED YACHTSMAN ILL
Fred p. Sands In a Critical Condition
at His Newport
Home

NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 19.-Fred p.
Sands. one of the best known yachts
men in this country, is critically i'll at
his home here He has been in poor
health for some time and about week
ago took bad turn.
Mr. Sands Is a member of the New
York Yacht club, the Newport Yacht
Racing association, the Rhode Island
Yacht club and the Narragansett Bay
Yacht Racing association.
He married Miss Julia Il. Simpson
and his oldest daughter married Loril-
lard Spencer ir last fall
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
BEGIN TRIAL Of
FIRE INSPECTOR
M0RIARITY IS CHARGED WITH
INCOMPETENCE
Building Inspector 5aekus Gives Tes-
tmony in Attempt to Show
official Approved Of Un-
lawful Structures

What promises to be one of the long
est drawn out civil service trials in the
history of the city was begun yester-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock when Fire
Inspector ID. A. Moriarity was ar
raigned before the civil service COM
missioners on charges of general in
competency, neglect of duty and favor
ing one contractor over others. The
charges are preferred by Building Su-
perintendent j. j. Backus.
Moriarity, who is defended by At
torney Dillon, has about thirty wit
nesses to testify in his behalf ana
Building Superintendent Backus has a
dozen or more. Mr.. Backus and Build
ing Inspector Fellows were the only
witnesses examined yesterday and the
case was continued until Thursday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
In his testimony Mr.. Backus pro-
duced testimony attempting to show
that Moriarity had given his 80 X"
on a number of fire escapes that were
much lighter than required by the city
ordinance.
Mr.. Backus Testifies
The building superintendent produced
Mr. Moriaritys own books of certifi-
Gates on which he had affixed his 80
X" Mr.. Backus testified that he had
personally examined a number of the
questionable fire escapes and found
that they did not comply with the or
dnance.
The fire escapes in question are To-
Gated at Fifth street and Grand avenue,
107 Wilmington street, 523 San Julian.
3O6 South Los Angeles, 5O7-5O9 South
Broadway, the Fifth Street depart
ment store and Pico house. All of these
fire escapes, Mr.. Backus declared, had
been built by D. M. Leary, the con-
tractor whom Moriarity is accused of
favoring.
In an effort to prove his statement
that Moriarity was in league with
Contractor Leary and received COM
missions on fire escapes, Mr.. Backus
read notes purporting to be from
private diary kept by Moriarity in
which We're statements to the effect
that he had told Leary to see certain
persons about fire esCapes-and had
himself taken Leary's bids to owners
of buildings and induced them to con-
slider Leary's proposition before ac~
cepting others.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
WELCOME NEWSPAPER MEN
fasteners Will Be Met at Riverside
Today by Local Representa-
tives of Press

According to reports received by
local railroad officials the new Los An
geles Limited of the Salt Lake road Is
making fast time in its fight across the
country. on board is party of eastern
newspaper men who will be entertained
in Los Angeles for several days.
The party will be met at Riverside
today by local representatives of the
press. The entire party will be guests
at dinner tonight at the Glenwood hotel
at Riverside and will come to Los An
geles later in a special train over the
Salt Lake. The Los Angeles newspaper
men will go to Riverside in a special
train, leaving the Salt Lake depot at
l o'clock this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
Brooklyn Lawyer Goes to Prison
~ Aaaocia tod T1raps

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Benjamin A.
Chadsey, prominent Brooklyn law
yer and orator, was sentenced TO one
years Imprisonment yesterday for at
tempted grand larceny. He was ar
rested recently in Niles. Mich, after
the Brooklyn police had believed him
to be dead for nearly three years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-20
Negro Suspect ExOnerated
BY Associated Press.

OAKLAND, Dec &c. l.. Morton.
the negro who has been detained at the
police station since December 10 on sus-
picion Of having murdered Mrs. Julia
Gurnette, was exonerated by cor
oner's Jury tonight.
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8eriiderangs'S epartsment.
GpmmiiGrS.Bireau.
g1Itimore, ben %. San. 1906 .
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tuie er in oieiem 8freali eineereiht poroeH, lit.
5rant J. 1uueau,
SerihberunaSfG oHrrtiiidr.
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Staat MarDiano,

Staat MarOinn6,
8crfimerungs'S epnrtement,
Gpmnifdrs,B irean.
Ittihore E.. ben 10. SeOr. 1905.
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acknowledgements slus5ug aus benz sIstpeiie
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nie u0u NeiusOurf" bis gum 81. SeSemDeu
Den. III.
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Serii6erIltgs : 9oMmiiiir.
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9etrae Der in oen8er.
Studten am 81. 9es
5einber 1904 in araft
befinoIi6en 9oIicen$2, $50, 762.0 90
getrag Der in WurOs
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Sn MdrpIano In 1904
be5nbIte gerluite.. 100000
On WtarDIano in 1904
eingetretene SerIufte 100000
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geridsruness HepartfmeHt. &
GpmmtTdr6.Uhreau.
Baltimore, ben 80. San. 1905.
SD befbeiniee btermit, bnb BoritebeftoeS
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fdeu National . YeridernmsS . Oetenf4aft
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ber 1904. pie er in oiefem Yilreoii eingereidt
grant q. runeaws y
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gcriidlernnes . gnsiueiIe.

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Auswtis aber ben etanb bes Der. etanten-
i3peises Der .Yreukiiden Ratipual.Beri
dlerangs.0eienfdait bon siettin, Seutids'
Iane, bis Sum 81. December 1904.
@elaHmte Giunnbmen ....... $705,t66.26.
8eiunmie IuSgdben . . ......., 702,404,25
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Netp : Dorf un0 Baltimore Srans'
portation So.
8IoditraBe, 1922 bis 1t30 nno
1t4S.
Go6leItraBe 204, 4Ot bis 407.
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800, 22G, 234, 225 bis 800.
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@erfte, StoatS . Sobafs : Eager
bans.
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bis 800.
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507, III.
gottcrionitroBc 2O6 bis 2t0, 800
bis 22G.
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2t3, 2t9, 233, 800 bis 245.
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iupeofe II. 9(tlantic Steomboat SO.
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Cine = Gigentbum.
@eIt e Sails = Npeulc, 2t2, 214.
BOG bis 324, 5t2 bis 51S, COG bis
60 6t6 bis $50.
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Betrae Der an 3i.Ges
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WerFdsrunss.S epartement.
9dItiMore. ben 4. Sebri1r 1905.
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9urd Sas gerf6eramss. 1eyartsmeut.

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tben gtritdernngs.9e i.nidbaft" bon Nedle.
her, W..Y, am 81. DECEMBER 1904,
@eldtinife Ilegdben ........... 1,303,S22. 90
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5embep 1904 III ben
Ser. Gtnnten In
Strait beiinolihen
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Snbre5 1904 auSees
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Yrdmien. pelfe tpdbs
reno 1904 In Wiarbs
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be5abIfe Nerluite :. 5,4f9.45
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
CZkUCH0W. Clara alko.

CZkUCH0W. Cfiara alko-
holu padi robotnik O.. zatrud-
niony u :w}a&ciciela d6br p.
Furbacha W Stolzenfelde C.
Jadac do domu z Cz1uchowa,
gdzie porzadnie n~apumpowa}
sic opara, zacza} sic sciga6 z
innym furmanem i zawadzi}
wozem o drzewo PREY szosie,
tax, il w6z zosta} zdruzgota-
ny W kawa}ki, a on wyrzu-
cony W row W ten spos6b, re
straci} p~rzytomnosc. Pomimo,
49, re p%rzywo}ano lekarza, ME
zdo}ano mu jej p%rzywr6cic.
0. pozostawia zone z kilko-
TO ma}emi dziecmi. - Niesz-
cessna vodka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11

" W1,ARszAW "A Wobeo pp-
'ruszenia spraw jezyka POI {'11
skiego W urzeda,c,h, g gmin !, w{o'
6cianie twardo stoja przy je-
;;J1l; u .l p,olskim. W Kutnie :gdy
,pisarz. gsmniny ME chcia} pro
tok61u. pisac W jezyku pols=
kim, a w}o6cianie koniecznie
pozadali, wyreczy} go w}a5ci-
ciel ziemski Zawadzki. Ia to
go gubernator warszawski
Matynow m"oskiewlclp,
chcia} ukarac. A jake So je-
60 przekonania, swidzimy z
tego, ze wyrazi} sic, il takich
naleza}oby wywieszat. Ma to
mu' odpowiedziano, IL jeszcze
ME wiadomo kto bedzie wi
siah. o. Grodzisku, gdy
naczelnik powiatu zacza} roz-
porzadzenie czytac pc rosyj-
sku: PA ustawu! zapyta} Pc
wien w1o6cianin: 0 jakim to
stawie pan naczelnik czyta?
Gdy naczelnik s}owa powt6-
rzy}, inny w}o5cianin' doda}:
aha! to pewnie chodzi o staw
pana F.? My sic tam " take
rzeczy ME wdajemy. To
wszystko sic "czynownikom
}%apownikom ME podoba --- i
wszelkiemi sposobami chcie-
liby utrzymac sic PREY do
tychczasowem zdzierstwie,
ale JUL Gala ~wolnomy6lna Ro-
sya czuje, --- ze tax dalej sic
dziac ME mole!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
z POD MOSKALA.
;WARSZAWA, Ma stokach

WARSZAWA, Ma stokach
cytadeli. wieszaja codziennie
pc. kilku przestepc6w pooh
wyconych ma ulicach "a ma
nifestacye. Pointed mimi So
podobno takze ludzie naleza-
cy do inteligencyi, kt6rym o
buncie ami sic snilo, tax sa-
me i licznym robotnikom,
podburzonym przez sama po-
.licya moskiewska j. zyd6w,
kt6rzy znikli, gdy przysz}o
do manifestacyi. Rad carski
must bye juz bardzo s}abym,
gdy lego oprawcy tax okrut-
nych czyn6w sic dopuszcza-
ja. - Dc Warszawy powr6cil
jeneralny superintendent O.
wangelicki pastor Julius Bur.
SEE z Petersburga, dokad byl
jezdzi} W sprawie euzyskania
n~apowr6t %pozwolenia ma wy
k}ady religii W jezyku pol
skim. Pow6d miai ten, ze
Rad m~oskwiczacy, a bedacy
takze pod wp}ywem dzia}aczy
z zagranioy... narzucil wyk}a-
dy to " jezyku niemieckim
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-11
2 PRUS POLSKICH.

LIPNICA, pow. wabrzezkzi
I nasza wioska' mo&e sic
,,poszczycic" cz}owieklem'
kt6ry dawniej nosi} nazwlsko
polskie, a teraz "przechrzc1f
je ma niemieckie. Jest MIN
mistrz kominiarski p. Wierz-
chowski, kt6ry odtad nosif
bedzie nazwisko ,Wurz." No
w " upieczony p. Wurz zdaje
sic ME chce tylko nosic naz-
wisko kulturne,. ale tez wy
stepowac jake kulturnik'
gdyz ma r6wniez kulturnych
czeladnik6w, kt6rzy wymia-
tall dnia 20 marca> rb. W Lip
nicy kominy, bardzo sic o.
Durzy1, guy peW1eu "1aecl-
ciel domu odezwa} sic do ME
go po polsku i powiedzia}, re
tn jest ,,dajczland", vice tyl-
ko po niemiecku powinien
%rozmawiac. A zatem JUL do
sz}o do tego,'ze nawet W pol
skich kominach i to czelad-
nicy kominiarscy chca kul-
ture uprawiat! - Dnia 2 bm.
W po}udnie wybuch} ma tu-
tejszej plebance ogie6, kt6ry
poch}ona} stodo1e wraz z ca
lynn zesz}orocznym sprzetem
i m}ockarnia, oraz diva astogi
Stony, nadto zgine}o W p}o-
mieniach 5 sztuk swift W war
tosci 1900 me.