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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-03

Governor George H. Utter, of Rhode Island, is a Seventh-Day Adventist, and Therefore on the last day of the week the executive department of the State does no business. On that day he con- ducts sabbath school in Westerly and MI not even discuss temporal affairs ter sunset. Lieutenant-Go
 Sson acts as executive on Sat ss Not long ago it was announced
 fie governor intensled to be pres ent at the athletic games of the Build ing Trades council on Sunday. Sab natarians objected vigorously, and the governor stayed away.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-03

THE OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUB- LIsHED IN CONNECTICUT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-13
CambiO de casaca

Sa anuncia para ell domingo proxi-
mo una ceremonial POGO usual en- la ca.
tedral de San Nicolas, del rito ortodo-
xo griego en- Nueva York.
El reverendo doctor ingram N. W.
Irvine para de IL secta episcopal, que
es en- los E. U. como la secta anglica.
ma en- Inglaterra, 4 la ortcdoka rusa
con la misma categsria episcopal.
Ell reverendo Irvine Sc hizo famoso
hace tempo en- una controversial que
tuvo con el doctor Talbot, obispo de
su di6cesis en- Pennsylvania, por causa
de una feligresa rica.
Parece que entire ella y Ell reveren-
do Irvine hubo disgusto por question
de unos dineros, y el llevando ell ssun-
to otro terreno, la neg6 la comunica-
ci6n por ser mujer divorciada.
Ella apel6 al obispo Talbot y Ell cle-
rigo fue expulsado del sacerdocio.
Dice ahora que, despues de mucho
caviar, haya que la iglesia ortodoxa
rusa es la mas aprop6sito para servir de
punto de reunion a todas las sectas del
|cristianismo, que es a 10 que el as
pira.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-13
Ell senador Sanguill

Ell sabado antepasado lego q Nueva
York. poi el vapor frances LA Lo-
rraine," ell sef1or don Manuel Sangui-
II, presidente del Senado cubano, re-
|gresando del viaje que emprendio a
Europa en- JUNO por motives de salud,
a cuyo efecto las Camaras cubanas lie
votaron TN credito de $4,000.
Lo primero que dijo al llegar a
Nueva York fue que no Sc hallaba en-
condiciones de emitir opinion sobre
los even toS; pero que no creerfa jamas
que el general Gomez hubiese venido
4 procurar la intervention de los Es-
tados Unidos, a despecho de cuanto
|dijesen los peri6dicos, a no ser que 10
oyese de labios del general Gomez en-
persona; y que este sef1or era dema-
siado patricia para solicitar la inter-
venci0n.
Diio tambi6n que en- Ell propuesto ira.
|tado anglo cubano no habla cosa que
offender pudiese los Estados Unidos.
Ell senador pensaba permanecer va
rias semanas en- Nueva York y verse
con ell general Gomez.
Hay rumores de que Sc vieron ell
domingo. y en- todo case seguramente
Sc habran visto desde entonces hasta
Ia fecha; pero aunque asl no hubiera
sucedido, y en- ell supuesto de que ell
senador no estuviese antes al tanto de
las ideas y actitud del general, no ne
cesit6 salir del sabado nj del hotel
para enterarse, pues en- la misma tar
de estuvo largas horas con el, ell coro>
mel Orestes Ferrara, siendo de presu-
mir que de parte del general Co.
mez, por cuyo con6dente y amigo
paSa.
Con ell coronel Ferrara iba su paisa-
no Jose Pennino. ell italiano expulsado
en- un va por-correo por extranjero per.
|nicioso 1ltimos de Septie1nbre, a
raiz de la matanza de Cienfuegos, y
los dos agotaron los razonamientos
para convencer al senador de que bajo
lei regimen Palma la atmosfera de
Cuba era asfxianse para ell cubano
digno y patricia.
Decia Ell coronel Ferrara que pen
saba salir para Cuba con fecha del
2 de noviembre y que estaba SECURE
de ser arrestado al desembarcar.
Pennino, que es comerciante en- ro-
pas, tenfa la esperanza de volver prom
to la Habana por indulto.
Ell senador escuchaba y respondla
por monosllabos manifestando veces
sjre de sorpresa y hasta dando & en-
tender que los razonamientos de los
interlocutores no dejaban de hacerle
mella.
Cabe en- 10 possible, aunque puede
ser prediction aventurada. que Sc ha-
ga un esfuerzo para poner la presti-
giosa persona del seflor Sanguilf, que
es independents en- polftica y exalta-
do en- tendencias, en- lugar de la del
general Gomez, que es hombre honra
|dfsimo, pero Sc ha hecho impossible
con gus intemperancjas.
Que Sc intente forzar la mano al
senior Sanguili en- la forma que Sc ha
dicho es perfectamente plausible. Con
las nuevas elecciones, sienao segura
la del sefior Mendez Capote la vice
presidencia, queda ell actual presidente
del Senado exento de la responsible
dad politica del sitial que ocupa, y su
natural es de no permitirle estar quie-
to mucho tempo, y ademas. ell destino
lie trajo q este mundo para hacer opo-
sicion todo y todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-13
Servicio de cabGsaEe.

De slA
OES y
Este coeta los Compan@
e 81
l la
e MncoesO ubre
HHoysm%e %ems1e TO- 1905 tEsIf oetub IS Noeme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-13
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS EFFECT ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER TO- 1905
RWEEy SAN AN CAROLINA AGUAD MYAGEz AND PONCE
The evening world., 1905-12-22
After a Sleeping Potion
Gadski Saw a Burglar

The elrcunstantial story OF how Nine.
Sadskl us prlr1a donna, was confront
ed oy an armed b1relar at 8 o'clock in
. .hc morning IN her apartment In the
Cambridge Hotel at Fifth avenue and
Thirty.tbird street was somewhat modi-
hed to-day BY Manager warnsley.
Nina ,oadski Is In Worcester, Mass,
nlhns4a concert engagement Manager
sWarnsley gave his modified account OF
tne eincident TO The Evening World to.
There Is no night clerk at the quiet
ana aristocratic cumbridge. Fink, the
E.nt Waterman, Is on duty alone after
midnight. lie sits In the hallway OF the
vnly sntrance-that on the Thlrty.thrd
sLee' 500, and admits guests who ar
AZ 3 O'clock IN the morning Fink
heara the telephone bell In the office
rmg.ng. There was nothing unusual
aoout this, and he elsurely proceeded
% answer TIE call what he heard
caused him to jump for the elevator
on the double quick W..
co,nmnSasS oTme se stairs .,;. az once" Fink was
Hlnk there is man In my room"
RINK found Nine. Gadskl in'the oorri-
1or outside her apartment She was
considerably agitated and told the
wateilmai That she had Just been
'arekened by q noise IN the room, and
us certain man. was lingering ovor
inc articles on the dresser.
rink drew his revolver and entered
nc room. He searched II thoroughly.
,put cuuld md 10 trace OF an intrudet
% the afternoon OF the day before
Mme. Gadsk was disturbed she UNDER
went a slight operation for trouble an
her nose, but WIS not put under an
The evening world., 1905-12-22
MURPHY'S NAME WAS
FORGED TO A CHECK.
Joseph Gafney Held on The Ac-
cusation Made BY $Saloon-
Reeper.

on charge OF forgery, 1t being al
legged that the name OF Charles H.
Murphy, leader Of Tammany Hall, was
forget to check which bore the IN
dorsement OF james Gaaney man
who guve his rame as Joseph Ganney,
Of No. 40 West Forty-third street. was
arraisned In the west side Court 10
day before Magistrate Cornell, lie was
held IN N,OoO ball for examination on
Tuesday
According to the police the prisoners
right name Is Jos eph Wilson fhe caeck
was for so and drawn ON the Chelsea
Bank. IN West Thirty-fourth street The
police anege taat numerous cthsf
checks having the forged name OF the
at the bank.
II .is alleged by Nicholas Downey.
4 saloon keeper OF No 52l West/Thir.
street: that Gaffrey presented
the check 30 him early last week. !,
The evening world., 1905-12-22
SEVEN YEARS FOR PERJURY.
swcfe Falsely IN suit for RAILWAY
Accident Damages.

Isaac Bloom. a tobacco dealer, Of No.
60 Second avenle. WHO was convicted
"Wednesday. before Recorder Con OF
perjury. cnrrrit,ei during the trial Of
an ectlon atatet the Metropolitan
Street Railway In the Supreme Court,
was to-day sentenced to Sing Sing
PrlsoS for seven years
Bloom sued the subway company last
January, He claimed he had been
crippled as tie result OF an aocidens
on one of the conpany's cars. At the
tlial of tho action II was shown that
BooAl was cripple previous to the
accident. and his arrest for perjury
followed.
The ease against Bloom was prose-
cutcd by the recently formed Alliance
MpirRt Accident Frauds" Bloom was
defended By Goldfoxle, Cohen a. Lind,
who viii appeal from the conviction.
The evening world., 1905-12-22
$4,000 FOR BOYS HAND.

A Jury In the supreme Court az White
Plains yesterday awarded Albert scheib,
Of Manhattan, $4,000 damages in an ac-
ton against the New York City Rail-
way Company.
The testimony showed that the boy
was run over at Fifty-third street BY
one OF the cars OF the company, which
almost cut on his hand With the
hand still hanging by a shred the boy
wakeu Two blocks TO- a drug store,
whore he helped TO bind up the stub.
The evening world., 1905-12-22
JUDGE WILL SEND
ST. Nick 10 D0LAN'S.


Mrs, Carrie Dolin cane into Harlem
Police Court to-day with f5ur Children,
ranging from Freddy, aged two to
Dennis, aged seven, cl,rging to hor
skirts. She told Magistrate Whtnan.
hcr husband, James. came home to No.
2l9l Second, avenue last night in a
drurkcn rage, beat her and also threw
hatohot at her,
''lie earns good wages as a plumber, y
she taid, but he spends all tho money
for drink"
Dolan was sent 30 the sland In de-
The evening world., 1905-12-22

anaesthetic. There was some pain from
The operation when she retired. and by
direction OF the surgeon she took a
sleeping potion. Af
The evening world., 1905-12-22
HALL OF RECORDS IS
NOT 'EXTRAvAGANT."
Grout's Engineer Says Charges
Against Architects Are
I UnjuStihed.

The Board OF Estimate and Apportion-
nent to-day gave clean bin Of health
20 the architects OF tho Hail OF Records,
Horgan & SlaIterE These we're indis-
nsnt charges made against them and
demanded an investigation, which was
made by the engineer Of the Depart
meat OF Fiaance, and their report was
presented to the Board OF Estimate to-
day, approved and spread upon the min
utcs The Comptroller said the invesu-
The evening world., 1905-12-22

fault Of bah to keep the peace. While
Wike hc Soman was telling her story
one Of the Children, JinmM -four years
cid, Kept plueklns at her skl,t
Mama" he llspc1. please see MI
Santa claus non, Tell him 10 be sure
and come
"Taore'll be na Sana Claus for you
said the mother hrokenly
I'm see Santa Claus doesn't forget
Yea my boy" said the Nh yistrate. an1
Instructed a PROBATION officer 10 report
the case 20 The Cnlritles Organization
Mrs. Dolan and the children were
serUpulously neat, although very poorly
cnd
The evening world., 1905-12-22
Slate auarryplcn Win STRIKE.

HOosICK FALLS n. Y. Dec. IA
strike which was declared yesterday In
the slate quarrIes OF the Sea Green
Range, extending from Granville, n Y,
into Southern Vermont, was called on
last night, the operators agreeing to re.
store the sca,e of wages, the attempted
reduction Of which preciptated the trou-
HE
The evening world., 1905-12-22

Sale of Mems Great Coats at SIS
This about the tenth Of
Thousands Of have bought them eagerly surprised
style tailoring They long the
loose graceful model shown Made
plaid and hngbone patterns and Very special al SIS
The evening world., 1905-12-22

BHtIOh showed the charges were unJus'
uhable
Among the charges OF which the
architects &c, plain, are that the cost OF
this building was excessive; that they,
as architects, are responsible; and that
q great deal Of unnecessary work IL
being contracted for.
THE engineers report takes them
charges In bunch, and dlsp )ses OF
them summarily. without going into
particulars. The report however, says
"the cost OF the building may Oe con-
sidered expensive for an office building,
but for a monumental atty building, II
should not be considered US excessively
eypensive"
The evening world., 1905-12-22
wIfe Of Goycrnor-EIect III.

COLUMBUS. Dec 22.-Mrs. Pattlson
wife Of the Governor on arriving
yesterday from Cincinnati 10 select the
executive mansion, was compelled 10
give up her task and call a physician.
She became exhausted on the fraln, and
is suffering from 0 severe cold.
The evening world., 1905-12-22
"A Material Difference.

IA N UsHRooMs delightfully."- paabe and healhful sps
lVH Toadoos closely resemble the ohsome Mushroom 10
make dangerous experiment with uncertainties And 90 Il is
and its limitations Keep the Casoa that bears the signature
Chas Fletcher ever your minds the Mushroom And be
particular remember the counterf substitutes and just good kind
There be resemblance in the package but tho
widely different mako the signature
Fletcher the important feature when buying Cato
Why should preparation be superior TO all other cdrsns
from the Atlantic the Pacific testified
perfecon2 Caso that bears the signature Of Chas H. Fletcher
the Of chemical art as applied to o chids ~
medicine M xLLfZx-l-
Genuine Castorip always bears the signature Of M
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
MINES AT LORENA.
A Wide awake Settlement on
the Clearwater.

II10 ~IOaI w oIOIs
F. P. Turner, Of Lorena, has
been looking after business matters
here several days this week and
reports Lorena in fair way to
become a mining camp. w. F.
Tiggins, who has been working
copper property there for several
years, believes he has a mine and
has gone to Spokane and the Coeur
d'Alenes to arrange for more ex-
tensive operations. He has group
of these claims and has done sever
al hundred feet of development
work uncovering a good body OF
ore, which assays from 6 to 18 per
cent copper with some gold and
silver. A number of other claims
have been located and considerable
work will be done the coming sea-
son. The formation in that vicin-
ity is granite cut with porphyry
and lime dykes.
Mr.. Turner has recently been
appointed postmaster at Lorena
and, as soon as his bonds are ap-
proved, which will be in two or
three weeks, he will take charge
of the Office.
All agricultural land in that part
Of the county is now occupied by
settlers and Lorena is fast becom-
ing a settlement of no mean i'm.
pOrtance.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
FREE PRESS
OFFICIAL PAPER
Right Prices and Adequate Facilities
Did the Work.
THE COMMISSIONERS ARE BUSY MEN
Appoint Surveyor. Coun ty
Physician and Janitor.

The new board of county comis-
sioners have had busy week and
some pretty knotty problems to
solve. The principal thing was
the letting Of contract to do the
county printing. For two years
past this matter has been repre-.
sented and misrepresented until
the people were lead to believe that
it should be let to the lowest bid
der. The close competition be-
tween the local papers resulted in
some very low prices being submit
ted but in the aggregate the FREE
Press presented the most favorable
bid and was awarded the contract.
The FREE PRESS has been doing
the county printing for many years
and with its splendid facilities and
material on hand for doing such
work could well afford to take the
contract at lower figure than it's
competitors who would have much
material to buy. When it was
k own about town that the
contract had been awarded, the
FREE Press was the recipient oi
many congratulations from the
leading business men who are
greatly pleased with the action oi
the board.
Apart from letting the printing
contract the matter Of appointing a
county physician and janitor was
considered. DR.. G. S. Stockton
was chosen as county physician
and S. l.. Cowan was given the
place OF janitor. The appoint
ment OF E. G. Spedden as county
surveyor to fill the unexpired tern
Of w. L. Spaulding, resigned, wa
confirmed and list of county offices
is thereby complete.
An enormous amount OF work il
yet to be considered and it may b.
nearly two weeks before the boart
adjourns.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19

They Played "ldaho."

The representation of "Idaho"
at the I. o. o. F. hall last Friday
and Saturday nights by Mr.. L.
Mitchell's Lewiston company was
greatly enjoyed by large audiences
They were only billed for Friday
night, but at the request of many
the performance was repeated the
next night and portion of the
proceeds presented to the Grange
vile band.
Mr.. Mitchell is an Idaho boy
who has risen high in bis profess
sion and the splendid support given
him by his company, many OF
whom are known here, added much
to the success of the play. Mr..
Leslie Thompson and Miss Edna
Baird as comedians were especially
strong and received the hearty APP
plause of the audience in every act.
On q whole it was one of the best
entertainments ever seen here and
a return visit would be received
with pleasure.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
MUST STOP GAMBLING.
Moral Wave at Last Strikes
Crangeville.

NAoi oi vVoVO O. Gce0e oei hNOS
Crangeville.
The long talked Of movement to
stop gambling in this city was
started yesterday when complaint
was made before Justice Hotchkiss
charging the existance of this
offense a d asking that it be
stopped. 1t was not the desire of
the plaintiff to try the charge in
the courts il it could be stopped
without, and consequently Mr..
Hotchkiss notified all houses where
gambling is supposed to be con-
Quoted and the owners agreed to
close all games. This will include
the money slot machine, but it is
not likely that an attack will be
made at the present time on those
machines which pay in merchan-
disc. This is the first time in the
history of Grangeville that there
has been any real opposition to
gambling and it has been known
all over the country as wide open
town. just what the results OF
this move will be are hard to tell.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
IN THE LEGISLATURE.
The PolyRamy Bill Opens up
Bitter Contest.

Our lawmakers at Boise have
been putting in most Of their time
during the past week trying to
reach an agreement on the polyg-
amy bill. This bill was introduced
by Senator Nugent, Of this county,
and has reached such an acute
stage that those who are familiar
with the situation do not hesitate
to prophesy that the question will
never be settled in caucus, unless
the administration yields to the
wishes Of the opposition. As there
is no possibility of that being done,
it is expected the whole matter will
be threshed out on the floor of the
house with II wealth Of detail and
series Of disclosures that will fur
ther embitter the controversy. The
supporters Of the administration
measure declare they are at loss
to understand the position of the
opposition, unless it is born of a
desire to fight the administration,
using the polygamy measure as a
pretext. They urge that the pend
ing measure, being a copy of the
Edmund Tucker act, is rs strong a
document as it is possible to frame,
with the one exception OF the pen
alties named, which it has been
agreed to change, defining the min
imum, and increasing the maxi
mum, as has already been outlined.
Several bills have been intro
duced carrying appropriations for
the construction Of roads.
A bill is to be introduced soon
asking an appropriation of S20,0
and promising outside aid for the
construction of a wagon road from
Warren to Big creek, and to
straighten that portion OF the state
road between Payette lake and
Warren. SO it will run PRACTICAL J
all the way on one side Of the river
thereby avoiding nine crossings in
the present road. The only cross.
ing provided for on the proposed
route is at Little lake. The sup
porters of the Goff trail bill regard
the proposed road measure inimica
to their understanding and will
fight it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
Delinouent Taxes.

The delinquent tax rolls are prac-
tically completed and the amount
of unpaid taxes for 1904 is prac-
tically $9,925. This is a trifle less
than the year before the amount
usually being between $40, 900 and
$4,000. In view of the gradual
increase in the amount of taxes
collected this is splendid indica-
tion of the country's prosperity and
is conclusive evidence that our peo-
pie are far from broke.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
County Warrants Redeemed.

County Warrants Redeemed.
Notice is hereby given, that the
following county warrants will be
paid on presentation to the County
Treasurer at his Office in Grange
vile, Idaho, and that interest on
said warrants will cease on the
18th day of January, 1905, .to wit:
Current expense fund, warrants
issued October Is, 1904, No. 1862
to 1909 inclusive.
Scalp bounty fund, warrants is
sued April 81, 1903, No. 2 to 8
inclusive.
Dated January 10, 1906.
FRANK s. RICE,
County Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
How to Secure Handsome Hand-D Decorated
AZ Piece Dinner Set

Dear Madam:-We have just received large ship.
ment Of beautiful godlined, three colorcd handdecor
aed piece Dinner Sets This is Of absolute
ly high grade quality and is handsome enough to please
the most fastidous.
We desire also to inform you that we have con-
tract with of the largest poteries in the United
States to furnish us with this handsome China Ware
which enables us as advertisement place of
these Dinner Sets in every home in this vicinity
Delivered to any of our customers, old new, who
wish avail themselves of this opportunity
set of high grade China Ware.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-19
Idaho" Company Entertaine,

Idaho" Company Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Bunnell, as
siste d by Miss Mona Nickel, enter
tanned the "Idaho" company at a
dinner Saturday night after the
play. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with flags and evergreen
intermingled with the Idaho colors,
yellow and white. The table was
profusely decorated with the state
colors and covers were laid for
fourteen. 1t was q most delightful
affair and greatly appreciated by
| the visitors.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
(Spe5ial-G orreiponoen5.)
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