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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02
PoriersviIle Items


Miss Fan Mcdonald who ha.
been visiting her brother anC
friends here returned to Otwel
Saturday.
Ed. Rudolph. wife and sor
spent Sunday with Pat Cassidy
and family.
Peter Schnarr and wife. OF
bennington spent Sunday with
| his brother John, Sunday
Mrs. Ben Potts and family WIS.,
tied at Mrs. Krodles. Mrs.
Potts mother, Mrs. Krodle went
home with them to spend a few
days.
Misses Clara Rudolph and Jes-
sic Cox spent Sunday at Mr..
John n. Rudolphs.
Lawrence Breidenbaugh and
wife spent Sunday at Jake
Baurs.
Curran Dillon and wife. of
Winslow spent Sunday with the
latters mother, Grandma Rogers.
Mr.. Marks and family of near
Huntingburg were the guests of
Mrs. Giesler Sunday.
Mrs. Bouher is not much better
at this writing.
Willie Coffman and sister Este
of Washington spent Saturday
and Sunday with F. F. Crandall.
John Breidenbaugh and family
spent Sunday with their son Ed.
The little infant child of Thos.
and Lilly Crandal was buried at
Lemons Tuesday evening.
A crowd of fishers enjoyed an
outing Tuesday on the banks of
Patoka. The crowd consisted of
Ed Rudolph, wife, son, and
father, Mr.. Mcdonald, wife, son
and daughter, Francis Hagen,
Perry Gray, Chas. Schnarr, Geo,
Houtch, Lula Krodle, Coda, Jes-
sic and Villa Cox, Rex Wiggs,
Sam Chanley, DR.. r. A. Gray.
Mrs. Cox made a business trip
to Winslow last week.
Mrs. LIZZIE Milburn and Bertha
Garrison, of Jasper visited al
Mrs. Hayes Monday.
Preaching here Sunday morn
ing at 1920, Endeavor at 7::3C
and Sunday School at 9.
Children's Day will be held
here Sunday evening June IL.
The following is the program:
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Bro. Bouher, Address of Wei.
come, four girls, Song Little
Blossoms, Girls; Recitution Lit
tie Grain of Sand, Inez Krodle
Recitation Mammals Girl, Jes
sic Gray; Song are Coins
Onward, Girls; REGULATIONS by
Bertha and Merrill Rudolph anC
Clare Bouher; Song Little Gold
en- Sunbeams, Boys; Song Step
Heavenward, Twelve girls; Elk
ercise Seed Sowing, Nine child
ren and leader; Trio Heavenl,
Summer Land; Recitation Mel
lie Mcdonald; Solo, am Jesu
Little Lamb, Jessie Gray; Tn,
Glorious Message, Anna Fisher
Song-Little Ones Like me. In
FAINT Class; Little Sunday Schoo
Girl, Edna Mulkey; The Bridg,
, Keeper Story, Villa +. Cox
Song Songs That Mother Sang
Young Men; Children's DAYS
Alice Schnarr Quarette, Lovely
Rose; Exercise and Song Ange
of Love, Mother Earth, Sun
beam, Rain and Dew; Dandelion
Glenn Schnarr; Song and Drill :
Golden Hearted Daisies, Eight
!, Girls; Johnny Jump-ups. Fiv,
Boys; Solo The Children, Golds
|. Cox; Apple Blossom, Lula Krodle
Exercise and Song For-get-me
nots, Four Girls; Water Lilly
Lizzie Geisler; Song The Lilies
Girls; The Shaped Minutes, Mel
lie Gray; Motion Song We are
! Little Sewers, Boys and Girls
Closing Address, Lena Mehne
Closing Prayer, +. G.. Munkle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02
%The American
Yatch

~The American Yatch
Atlantic" lifted the German
Kaisers Silver cup last week in a
race across the big pond. There
We're - starters. English, Cana
dian, French. German and Ameri-
can. And Charlie Barr the Allan
tic Captain left them all at Sandy
Hook and picked up the cup on
the English shore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02
NEW MACHINE FOR PURDUE.
Largest and Most Dangerous Flee RIG
Transformer Ever Constructed is
Installed al University 10 be
Used in Experimenting


A monster electric transformer
with a capacity of 100000 volts.
the highest voltage of any device
ever constructed, has been in
stalled in Purdue university at
Lafayette under the supervision
of Prof. j. Walter Esterline. and
experiments will begin soon
which will attract to the univer-
sity electrical engineers from all
parts of the United States. With
this gigantic machine it is ex-
Ipected results will be obtained
which will revolutionize high
voltage transmission.
Although the new milfion-volt
transformer will be immensely
valuable to the university it will
be exceedingly dangerous, and
for that reason it has been erected
in remote building at the edge
of the campus. There will be at
all times, when the machine is in
operation, danger of electrocu-
ton. and there will be a patrol
along the pole line while expert
ments are being made.
The current will be turned on
and off from a distance. Any
one passing within eight or ten
feet of any of the wires leading
from the transformer would be
Instantly killed, as the sheet of
flame which will be sent forth is
like lightning
A Chicago man invented the
transformer, and it was on ex-
hibition at the St. Louis fair. 1t
was operated by the Purdue ex-
lperts while at the exposition.
The new machine is expected to
solve many problems. Wireless
telegraphy at great distance
will be attempted and it is ex-
lpected that messages can be sent
many hundreds of miles.
The railroad managers are ap-
parently at a loss to understand
what Secretary Taft means by
dealing his cards on Top of the
table. 1t is a novelty for them
to play with anything but a
stacked deck. Elk.
Excursions.
tn nfest Of North Amer "A Gymnasium
Union, Indianap,l 8 Ind June II 10 -
s. 30 for the round trio Jule 2O.2l -22 q.
good =, turning until June p. 1905
Indiana Medical Assn. West Baden,
Ind. J me 60. 1905 Oae fare Tor the
ronnd ttlp ou June 81 GOD rtturainy
until June w.. ~.
International Epw IT. League Con
vention Denver, Col. Juy SO, 1905.
Call on agent for rates and routing, and
81 scial points that you should vi IL
Meeting g. A X and Womau's Reli. I
Corps Madison, In I, June 1915. 1905.
/ Tickets " II be sold on June 1918 Ia al
the low rate OF One cent Ter mile
travelled plus 25c, tickets will be good
r turning until June IL, 1907
\ Reduced rates 10 Sweet sulphur
Springs, We pen, Ind. for season 1905.
One and one third fare for the round
trip goo thi ty days from day OF sale.
4 The following il dates OF district con-
vention Christian Endeavor Unions.
Petersburg, Ind June l4l5. Curydon,
Ind. june SO. One and one third fare
for the round trip.
! Confederate Veterans Reunion Louis
vile, KY, June 1916, 1905. One fare
for the round trip on June l4-l5 good
until June Is, 1905.
V. +. CLAycoKB, Agt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

sS Togo. the Jap Admiral
chased the Russian Rojestvensky
into the "nisky," on May n and
%. And the world got rid of
unpronounceable name
for the time being.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

G Or.
N.s..set sS~aitl- Koct.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
tits the great med
caltriumph of the nine
ieenih century dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. kllmer. the emf
nen, kidney and blad-
der specialist. and is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
9(hHgcHcn,
Bum NnntinnnMnstnn.

Iic 9mCritunCr bobcu lid, i'm
Qauic Ger ,luHrc cil,:Qc rationale
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iu0lm04tuQ ser 0ltcitc, Gr bat iih
uou 0cu 9tcu GrQlon0Ituatcn no i'm
bic l}ilQCrndier Dor Chuo $50 %ubrcu
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ten Yogr ciQcutlih Cincr @uG, Salt
mn NcttuQ icicrn molltcn. GirCr
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trOG ullcr SdmiCrjQtcitcn Ocnno6
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Cas- lit nit scr 3cit on0cr9 aclpors
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GunfioQuuQetaa Miro. mrniQcr Gont
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Ger irilbcrc ~rcli9ioic Gborottcr 1T
Dem [uq abbouoen Qrtomulcn. Stott
ircu0iQCu Toutc3 iroblidcr matcriCl
lCr @cutB. Ger mcrid)Gpilid'c
Rcihibum Oca games, Der artdl 0cm
llrbcitcr cine before &cbCn9Daitund
Qcitottct mic ben NrbcitcrU 10 mat
der Don ser NQtlr mcniaer bcgilnz
ili0tcn 20uc2r, ldOct 5lnl @CnlcBcn
Gin, mo Der nlohcruc Wicnln 4cnIcHt
10 germ; 10 QcrlL 0oB or az ocnt cincn
IoQ OCl Cr poN Ocu $50 EuQun Oc2
&obrc2 ipc}icu iiir 0ic N%ontlo0nn1
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Observation-Disclosures; lie iii obcr III mi
iCrcr Belt I'M @ur9 9cntrtcn. Ger
Violmiit ruit: nIoS lit Gin t0ltlid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
MnblrcdJtS Tcmpnitrationcu.

NiC @Ciltcr, Die Tcicru0rD nit lCi4
mem 1mQoriihcn @oblrcht riri miro
CcitrCld nun niht mchr los. SHnn
lett CiniQcn &od)cn buben Die H00i.
tolcn uIO Soiiolcn IN Micn @riinm
ScmbcrG umo ErnN Iiir 0u2 ollNc'
mriuc Mnblrcd)t Icmoultrutionc.t
Ocronitoltct. &or1citcrn 0obcn Oiclc
Gcnlonitrotioncn in g&iCH riucn Qrol
0rtl8cn l(nlfong anQCnonmcn. Cine
9iicicnpro}ciiion bon mcbr ais bun,
0crttnltlcn0 MCnlhCn 500 an Sen
Nurl0mrnta @ebGll0Cu porbCi,
u.id)t lallt mo joblcn0,ionOCrn ltlnllml
un0 rlt6iN; obcr alli Den mltlciiibrs
ten rotten 6ubncn lpruhcn Die Sns
lhriftcn: WlcidcS 0ircttc2 Mabl
rcdlt iiir NQc! Cine Nbor0mn0 ser
Moniicitontcn iibcrrcid)tc Dem Wiini
tier &}r0iiocntcn b. Wnlltih mo ocn
TrUii0entcn Der bci0Cn NdriCr 0c9
Eurlomcnt9 bic MnblrCdt2 @et!-
ilorL mo Nr. b. @alltldl muhtC Dem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ole Niitthcilmu.
OoB nod in 0icicr SibmrQ cine Nor
l0Nc c%inQcbrodt lpCr0Cn iolr. Ole aft
0cmcinc3, Qleidc3 mo Oircttc2MoGl-
rcd)t uoriebcn iolI. III onocrcn
&ouptItGotcn Scitrcid,'3 hobcl dhn.
IIdc Gcmonitrntioucn llott1ciun0enL
un0 Is lmtcrIie1t nlun tcincm 3luci-
iCl mcbr, bob IN Der &0b3bururr NO,
nord)ic oo9 dll0cnCinc Mublrcd)t
{butinhc icin miro.
0ic @nblrcd)tS Smmltr in NuB
lnno boben nbcr nidlt mir in SeIt,
reid nnitedcno 9Cuirtt, ioUOcrn ulld)
IN SCutidlono. Sir Sen Nrlh9tuu
lit in GcntihlunO b03 |ollQcncinc it.
1lcid)c Mablrcht bel Scr WrilnOlm1
0ca HcidC9 icitgelCNt morOcn. ,\cocr
Nuuti0c Scr iiber y Sabre ait lit.
bat OoS 9icdt 5u lpGblcn. Nlr3oe
idloiicn pom @nblrcht inn mir iol.
die EerlonelL Die inter &~ornulOs
idait itcbcn, lid I'M GonIur2 bciin.
Den, Arnlcn llntcrlulGumQ bc,ie.
ben oocr OenNl Die Observation-Disclosures
Ollrd) cin @crid)t obcrtonut iina.
Nnnero lit Is nit Dem Mahlrcd,t in
ocn cin5elnen Stootcn bcitcut. MIDI
"a 1T oo@ @oblrcht fir Sic 2onh4
to0c olIaemCin, obcr Is lit uod, ncr1
Nrci HIolien @obliuitcm uIoc.
'bnltten, iiIr mcld)c9 sic N5hc scr
StcncrbcitrGgc Oca Giniclncn noboe.
bono III alto nid)t qlCidl. Cen 90.
jlolocmotrotcn III oicicv Spitcnt
idon l0ngit cin Corn inn Mae oc
ipelcn. Sic iddiiid)en So}ialocn,o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
Saiicr gSilbclm an Den Mcidatae.

&aiiCr &SilhClm bal bic 0lc2nlall!c
Sibuu1 oCo Oeuti6cn Mcid)Htu13 init
elmer bc0rutiomcn lbronrcnc cr0ri
net. @cWnQIcid bic Mc0c nod nidt
in lbrCm Nortlul,tc OorIlcAt 10 IoGt
iih ooh idou aus Gent mas Oa3Mas
BET ilbCrmlitClt hat, rrlChcll, CAB Der
nClliidC &diiCr Ocl polltildlcn SPORT
3ont nldt moltpnlo4 lln0Ct. Ga0 m0r
iibriQcnp ldlon aus 0Cn %uulUnQlt IN
GrC3DCn mo bcl Der Mtolttc Scier
in Ncrlin aebulteuGn Mc0cn III cnt
nebmcn, MO etkiuatc9E 4n2 Gutucr
trpden, Ouo ShGlriG 0Cid)lliicL 0u@
Bel %crtunnt Die SSrWllr QcIponnt!"-
&n icincr 0oraeltrinon S]hronrc0e be.
tolt Der Haiiero ielDG N~ric0cn9licbc.
is iii mir cine bCiinle Snhc nm 0C1
SriC0Cn 0ca 6Cutldc en- &nlfco." iagt
CT, nobcr bic 3cid,cn Der 3cit MADDEN
c9 DER Notion SIR Ei!idt ihrc SduG.
lpcbr acQen ltlRcrCdtc 9lnQrilic 81
pcrit1rten. I'm 10 iihcrer mag c%
Damn aclinacn, bic iricoli6cn 3icl,
0c@ bGmdbricn @iin0niiica nit ocr
@erri6ern BON ScitreidJ ltn9nrn II
%tolien ord) ierncrhin 3t pcruirtli
Gen." yGoS ocltitc NCif mtcr
h6lt nit alien Wt1ttcn corrette unl
nit Ocn meiiten quite mo ircuno
idniilid)e 9e5iebungcn" loot 0Cl
aaiier an elmer onocrcu Steuc icinrl
Aeoc. lleber sic Gorrcftbcit Qeht 81,
Soltung Geutid)ln1O'9 bel cinigcl
WGhtcn nidt binoua. Non meiI
ia, an meId)e Norciic 0icic @ortc &c
ridtct limo. Sic limo oic Antmor
oui Die oifene Grobung 0ca cn9li
iden @SrcmlierS 9oliour bel ocmSor0
Mnpors ganfeit IN 2onoon, ool
eS moglid)er @ciie uotbig mcrocl
oiiritc, cine aoolition gcgcu cine nau
5nebrgei5ige Wfadt" 81 6il0en. oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

troitn BADEN llelllth Dem FartclDor.
ltoIloc llIt0ctDcIlt ooB llc rIlle Wtol.
len @ullo8cblll9 mr. oo@ oII0cnlel.
lie, gleld)e, otrettc mo gebelmeSSobl.
rcdlt pcronltoltcn lollroen. &n ornl
Hilrllt oe9 Central eonllt('@ bclBt
6: ~SIldt binilbcr nod) NllBIono, no
punocrttol1lenoc tdn1prcn mr. ole
@cr%bcliitbrnnQ oc2 o@u0cnlclncn
Mo6lrcfta, nm 0oourd 0%cor0ncir
3nltonOc 81 'dotrcn. 2Scnoct Gll.
rem &lld nod) CcItreld) l(18orn, no
ebcn1oII3 otc e%rltrcd)tctel1 Nolt2mo'
len cinc1 c%rbcbcnoen @unlpf tltbrcn,
nm III Den %c'lt lbrer Ncd)te III &C.
tangent"
Hnd) Der 'o}Ioloemotrntt'd)e Yer
cln III Src2Ion IoBte ocn @cldIllb,
StraBCn GCmnn1tr0tlonCn gcgell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

jhrc EIdnc @ralionuLcr &%crar0bG
uurg MIR pcruirtlihcn t0nntc, in
ocm lie sic Ncd)tc ihm06crcr g}od)-
barn nit TiiBcn trctc.
Nm mcn oicic g&ortc oca cnaliihcn
Ercrlicr5 Gcrittct morc:L oorjib2r
tountc fcin 3mciicI 1crrihcn. Gir
cn0liidc &rcIir bat 0uroua oltd gar
lciu @c6l 0cu;omt, jlrlol Sic Cro
0ull 10 rumittcIbor olli Die @crijdtc
ij6cr Sic CiNcrtIiHr @coeitimg ser
britiid,Cn GIottcn M}on0pcr IN Scr
Office criolgt ici.
&n 5]lucitcr Clinic iinO oc5 aoiicr8
23ortc an Troufrcif Q~crid)tct, no
troG 0e2 er5icitcn oiplomntiibcil
llcbcrcinfommCn9 III Der Wuroffo.
GruNc micOcr 9chcBt miro. 0ic YrcB.
FolcnIif fron50iiiher @lGttcr 6ot 81,
%c}ic6ltn0ct }miidcn Grontrcid II.
Nclltihlnn0 - olld) ole onttlihcl -
mic tic ihon ciumol Dor &o6rcn IN
Ter Scr Trdiiocntihoit 6cIir Ioll.
res Darc1t.
&cridicocnc ser Qclcicnitcn @orlIc
uorObIdttcr bo6cn Die pcrIUmocri
ldc &cr60dti1unN Ger oclttidcn go
litif un0 sic ~h0buCnOc &crlnglim-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

Gin M itorbcitcr Scr Is y /
roao Sribunc" bot lih Die Ntiibc &c.
monument Die Eroiitc Ginger &criiUt.
rings @cicuiholtcn nod) ocn 9nt2-
iuciien nnd5rWcAncn. Gr ltcllt fcit,
ooB cine Scr @clcllid)oitcn, Die o9tcm,
yort sic" i'm UoriAcn Sabre al 4SrG-
micn bon ncllcn Eoliccn SlG,133,S23
cinnalmL iiir Grucucrungcn %Gl,l22.
75i, 5uinnmcn %SO,55G.577. 3iuien
u,o onocrc Ginfiinitr brod)tcu oi2
SunIme oitf $96,S91,212. NuSbcjoblt
muroen $59,S3l. 72S, mu1 cincn Ncin.
ertro0 BON $37095,54l iibri0 IicB. Die
Snbo6cr Der EoIicen crbicltcn $40.
2SS,5S3, oocr ctro Die @6litc ocS @cI.
beS, ooS lic iiir Die &criidcrung cin-
hcjnblt bottcn. GnS lGBt fiir Tu21o.
ben ser @cIcaidoit cincn @cirog Dol
S19,5l3,2l5 iibri9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

IN GborlottrnburN lei.
crt bclitc Scr ObcritlirlrtCrolt a. :.
Fhilipp u. Troud icincn 100. &c.
b%urt@toN. Ger oltc 0crr it, mic Gin
&crIincr Nlott bcrihtct, lod) p0uiQ
celtic mo ~t0rpcrIid) iriid) mo licit
obnc @rinc Oic 3Citlm0. Gr lit mcacr
Icincr Observation-Disclosures bcfonnt luO
mtteritiitt piCIiod, g8ittpcn mo
@oiicn bon SoIOotcl. b. Irond
pnr0c 1909 in GnQIono gc6orcn, fam
obcr jung noH Grcubcn mo murOc
I'M &aocttcncorp& crjogcn. 1896 tr0t
or III ein Eoicu'idc9 Nc9imCnt Gin.
SpGtcr lcitctr CT Ole Gr5icbmg Oc2
jcbigcu Tiirltcn MoO3ipiA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
Qpmbp,, $ lSnrf.

Ter bnuptid ttihne 2rtrbbui in Baltimore.
Nreal: 800 Ndcr. - Sumcrphbrcuoc SEnrttr.
cello ION nilclt StdnttbcIca. GtraBcububHs
AtnnQOuS palliren Den NuuntNn0nnq nie erct
WtuIutCn. lSurWc3 gSGrtrjiulWcr ilr Goitte,
ole ben SriebbOi bel rdUhCm SSetier %bclrIt5cn.
NeGribtuDpldte III lthr nI1Gl6el RtetltH,
f1Inmilib ltrtCr turilpdbrcH0cr YileGe.
SliTsnHi sir,l2L, g;et'Snrntuga'Strabs.
(InnH-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

Sic r@citL Yoit" iNrci6t:
o&m @on0c Ger oumbcqrcn5tcu MGds
Ijdfcitcn" ihcint &nOinno Der Stoot
0c2 mbcGrcu}tcn 9l0Oiinn3 ST iciu.
llntcr Dem 9lnti Gigorrcttct @cicB
mur0c bort Gincr, Der ijh ciucrl
@limnrltcnacl icIbcr midcltr, oI2
%vGiQarrcttcn Gobrifant" INN 500
Neitrnit mo olri orci Monotc in'5
@cidngniB Ncitcdt. Ger @ipiclpumtt
oc2 6onotiqmuN mo Der &ntoleroE}
lhcint Onmit crrciht 81 icin. 0og2.
gen fam iclbit mrier SountoQ@.
5pnng nidt %olitomncn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30
Nnncuc VI sSrritcnEnM.

IS iiurb am 81. giuucm.. 1905 Iruh il1y}ct
l,rdltbcit wnacne u .%rcJtcnDndl, g~cIlchter
Sobu non Miurtiu mo .uIluu NrcitcHrud
III u. Sabre iciuco Stu..- sic |rrroIaItlH
llnoel SnnncritnG, g,udwIu.Ne uar uou let
Her leticll 2&QbHuHg, lg $40. l,oro gttltoll
Elneliltc, ans iiatt. @cj'.laUb our Der sat
g0pUa Npuctcrn d" i}31 a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-30

Gas Gc5cm berbcft . c +
Don rSuliuS Nobcnbcr9 bcrol&qc2c-
bctcn oGcltidpu Hunoidou" brinat
cine Hcibc bon Sd)lub NrtifcIL oie
mir bcreit& iriibCr bciprod)cn bobcl.
&cu nclten @citrdgcn lit Der bon 9.
Walt6cr Sic gcgenpGrtiac mo 5ll-
filnltigc @cbGituna Ifgbonilton'S"
BON oftuClcn Sntcrclic. Cine tiidj
iigc Arbcit, scr lid .Gor bunocrt
SnbrcE; scr @erlincr Sol I'M SCRIPT
lro Aintcr 1905" ola cine 0rilnblidc
@cifidtS Stuoie orreibt. Gtipoa
polt icitum fonmlt Gin @citrod iibcr
oic Sprtid)ritte Ger interlloilonolcll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Der all oer6roltcra
GongrcG in Berlin i'm Sriibiubr 1891
ontnipit I'M llcbrigen ober gut &c.
idriebcn lit. lleber No9nten mo
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-22
COMMON PLEAS SESSION.

The criminal common pleas court ses-
sion opened yesterday morning and the
case of Lorenzo Natal who was sent
to jail for thirty days from the city
court for an assault In Hill street, as
on trial.
Prosecutor Woodruff of the common
pleas court yesterday morning recon-
mended that Michael Laure, who was
fined S. and sentenced to thirty days in
Jail In the city court for fight that
took place in the New Haven theater,
be fined S. on one case and be given $25
fine instead Of thirty days in the other.
Judge Hubbard questioned the boy,
and instead of following Prosecutor
Woodruff's recommendation, fined the
young man SIS. The costs in the case
amount to $3377.
George r.. Bethel of this city, who
was arrested for robbing a gas meter
in Meriden restaurant of SIG, was
fined $50 on a plea of guilty. He has
been in Jail for thirty days awaiting
trial. ''-r
Upon reconsideration of the case of
Morris Berman and Max Danziger, who
were recently fined $25 and costs upon
a charge Of keeping and selling obscene
pictures and upon information from
the city attorney, Judge Tyner in the
city court yesterday morning re-opened
the case against Danziger and entered
a discharge, the defendant having
proven that he, though partner of
Berman, had not personally disposed of
any of the pictures in question.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-22
REGISTRARS.

The city registrars will hold meet
ing for the purpose of perfecting the
list of electors and also list of those
TO be made. on Monday, March 9th,
1905, which is the last day that any
new names of electors ito be made
can be added to said lists, from a. m,
to p. M, at the following places
list Ward-Konold's Coal Office, No.
Ill Church Street.
I'd Ward-Barber Shop, No. 292 Oak
Street.
Sd Ward-No. 25 Congress
4th Ward--No. 279 Water Street.
5th Ward-Lewis Storehouse, No. 35
Olive Street.
9Th Ward-No. rs Hamilton Street.
7th Ward-No. 17S Hamilton Street.
Sth Ward-Tailor Shop, No. 902 State
Street.
9th Ward-No. 1877 Ashmun Street.
10th Ward-Barber Shop, No. 2S2 Elm
nth ward-No. 200 Grand Avenue.
18th Ward-Barber Shop No. 265
18th Ward-No. $50 Whalley Avenue.
14th Ward--No. 81 East Grand Ave-
nue..
18th Ward-Engine House, Forbes
Avenue.
The registrars will also hold two
sessions at the above named places,
April 4th and 9Th, from a. M, to D.
M, for the purpose of making any cor
rections necessary to said lists. ~
FRANCIS s. HAMILTON
FRANCIS w. FOLEY,
m22-25-27-St General Registrars.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-22
r1n22-3t.
COMMITTEE ON STREETS.

The Committee on Streets will meet
in room 10, City Hall, Friday, March
"a, 1906, at p. M, when the petition
for paving Fair Street, between Union
pavement on Rosette Street, between
Howard Avenue and Morris Street; for
grading and hardening West Prospect
street; or q pavement on Winthrop
Avenue, between George and Oak
Streets; for repairing Court Street. be-
tween Orange and State Streets; for
legal grade ON Highland street, be-
tween Prospect Street and Winchester
Avenue; for permanent pavement on
Prospect Street, between Sachem and
Highland Streets; and for a sidewalk
on the north side of East Rock Road,
between Whitney Avenue and Everett
Street, will be considered.
All persons interested are notified to
be present and be heard thereof with
out further notice.
JOHN J. sPRIGHTLY,
49,. Chairman,
Attest:
m22-St Assistant City Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-22
BERKELEY MEMS CLUB.
Entertainment at City Mission Hall To

Entertainment at City Mission Hall To-
Night-Free to All.
The weekly social meeting of the
Berkeley Mems club will be held this
evening at the City Mission house, 2O1
Orange street. The public entertain
r4lent to be given in the auditorium
from 8 to 9 o'clock will consist of in
strumental selections by Frank Earn
est, recent graduate of the Yale Mu-
SIG school, and some of his pupils, with
recitations by Mrs. A. Fl. Emery. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Piano solo---Soir de Etc.. E. Kitterer
Harold Davies.
Recitation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs. A. II. Emery.
Piano duett---Chase the Lion. Keelling
Miss Agnes Johnson and Frank