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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
STOLE PARTS OF ENGINES.

Led Railroad Policeman Barrett a
 Long Chase, But Was Finally Cap-
 tured.
 Patrick Lenahan was arrested yes- terday afternoon by Special Railroad Officer J.J. Barrett and charged with theft from the railroad company. Off, scer Barrett was walking through Sil- yer street yesterday afternoon, when he saw Lenahan and two companions coming along with a bundle. When the officer started to question them they took to their heels. Barrett pur- sued Lenahan for six blocks and finally overlook him as he was climbing a fence into the Silver street freight yards. The stuff which the bundle con- tained consisted of brass parts of en- zines, which had been unscrewed from the engines while they were standing in the yard and roundhouse. Warrants were procured for Lenahan's two com panions by Railroad Detective Vallelly last night and they will be arrested.
 Lenahan lives at 134 Carlisle street and, despite the fact that he is but seventeen years old, has been arrested twice before for theft, on one of which occasions he was bound over to the su- perior court and on the other he was discharged in the city court for theft alleged to have been committed while he was employed at the Gem hotel. Owing to the fact that he has a sick widowed mother the authorities have tried their best to be lenient with the boy when he has been under arrest. Detective Vallely stated last night that for this reason, although there are real ly four counts against Lenahan, only one will be pressed in the city court this morning.
 The boy Is large for his age and does not look to be a thoroughly bad boy He at one time was employed by the railroad company, but was discharged.
 Mr. Vallely stated last night that the parts which are stolen from engines when they are in the yards are numer- ous, and some of them have to be spe- cially made before they can be replae- ed. The thieves simply sell them for old junk, getting few cents for them
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
FIRST ELEVEN FORMED,
Yale Men Go Through Rudimentarv and Signal Work,

Yale's football squad, increased to forty-f1ve players, waded through another hours drill in parliamentary work, followed by fifteen minutes sig- nal practice, yesterday afternoon. Out side the trio of regular coaches, shev- lin, Owsley and Bloomer, no graduates were present. Two strong substitutes of last years eleven were present, Spencer, Turner and Phil White. Tur- her was immediately given left tackle on the varsity and White was tried at end in the rudimentary practice. The coaches were much pleased that Jim Quill, the Amherst veteran, has re- turned to college, weighing 191 pounds. He will make the heaviest line borer in the back field, and indications now are that Yale intends to use heavy back field to make up for the lack of weight in her rush line. There are no 200-pound candidates for the guard and center positions.
 The f1rse eleven was formed as fol- lows: Left end, Stuart; left tackle, Tur- ner; left guard, Russell center, Elan ders; right guard, Tripp; right tackle, Biglow; right end, Captain Shevlin; quarter back, Hutchinson; left half back, Veeder; right half back, Morse; full back, Finn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
ROYAL ARoANUM DISPUTE.
Meeting of Representatives in New
 York to Take Action.

York to Take Action
 New York, Sept, 19.-A meeting of the representatives of the state committees from subordinate councils of the Royal Arcanum was held to-day at the Hotel Manhattan, to take action in reference to the present situation of that order. s. W. Reynolds of Boston was elected chairman and William J. Moody of this city secretary.
 A committee of nine, lawyers appoint ed to consider the situation and rec ommend a plan of action, reported a series of resolutions which were adopt ed, calling for the appointment of an executive committee of fifteen with full power to act for the conference, and to be instructed ito cause proceedings to be taken for injunction and other provisional relief as it may deem best calculated to secure an early adjust ment of the illegality and invahdity of the new laws concerning assessments recently enacted by the supreme coun- sel, and adjudging the previous laws of assessments in full force"
 It was also resolved that the com mittee be directed ito take take into consideration the question of procuring such amendments to the laws of the Royal Arcanum, and of the state of Massachusetts, that the votes in the su- preme council shall be limited to the representatives elected thereto"
 The meeting was attended by about fifty members of the order, represent ing various local hodies from NsI1, yorIr New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Con necticut, Rhode Island, Indiana, Illin- ois and Massachusetts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
THE TUNNEL ACCIDENT.

Statement Regarding it Made by Presi-
 dent Mellen of the New Haven Rail-
 road
 President Charles $. Me1Ien of inc New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad yesterday issued the following statement in relation to the accident to a car in a Boston bound express train in a tunnel at short distance outside the Grand Central station. New York city, Monday noon:
 Tn connection with the reports of the accident in the tunnel, published in some of yesterday mornings papers, I think it right to say that the wreck oc- cured entirely out of the jurisdiction of the New Haven road, and that the work of caring for the injured and clearing up the wreckage was not in the hands of our men at all. South of Woodlawn station all trains and train crews are governed by the rules of a separate management. None of our en- gineers, for example, is allowed to run a locomotive below Woodlawn until he has passed an examination set by the said separate management.
 Although I have as yet received no official report of the accident, think it is due to the management of the Grand Central station to say that this is the first accident fany sort which has taken place within it's territory for some time, and that owing to the con- struction work now in progress there, the work of operation has been carried on under great difficulties; and, it seems to me, under all the circum- stances, with marked degree of suc- cess. This, however, is outside of my province.'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
NORTH HAVEN CELEBRATION.
Programme for the Dedication of the
 Soldiers Monument Oct 4.

Programme for the Dedication of the
 Soldiers Monument Oct 4.
 The details for the dedication of the
 Soldiers monument on October 4, are
 rapidly being worked out by the ex-
 ecutive committees, and the dedication
 will be the most notable event ever held in the town, from a spectacular point of view. The street parade which
 will start promptly at 1:30 p. m. from
 the head of Broadway, will consist of four divisions, which, under Lieut.. J.
 Richard North, assisted by mounted aides, will be practically as follows:
 First division, battalion Second Regi-
 ment, c. N. G.
 Second division, Italian societies. Third division, Admiral Foote Post IT, G. A. R.; Arthur Dutton Post, G. A. R.. and all visiting veterans. Fourth division, public school pupils, The music for the occasion is to be furnished by the Second Regiment band and an Italian band. It is un- derstood that section of the Bran ford Light battery contemplates being present.
 The following are the committee now lined up and hard at Wrok: On enter tainment Qunch, John F. Reynolds; on decorating Congregational church, Ezra A Munson; on decoration of Me- morial hall Isaac l.. Doolibtle; on sa- lutes and demonstrations, Arthur B. Thorpe; on badges, Mrs. Frank l.. Smith; on souvenir books, Miss Mary Goodyear.
 The monument will be dedicated &C., cording to the ritual of the Grand Army by State Commander May and staff, Admiral Foote post will furnish the guard of honor, and Captain S. P. Crafts will represent the navy, Dr. l R. B. Goodyear will present the monu- I ment or dedication; Sheldon B. Thorpe | Walter Patten, town agent, will re- will present it to the town, and D. spond in acleptance; the address will be delivered by Captain Hilton of Hartford in the Congregational church. Programs giving further details will be in circulation in few days. Vet 1 erans everywhere are invited to be-
 come guests of the town on this occa- sion.
 The souvenir book issued that day will be of great value, for besides con-
 taining the history of the monument
 it will have something over 50 cuts of North Haven veterans, many being ! to1- years ago. The executive committee
 is composed of Sheldon B. Thorpe, pr
 R. B. Goodyear, A. A. Hyde, D. Walter
 Patten, Clarence N. Frost and Louis J. Uhl.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
The Chatfeld Paper Co. sfsfe sgsgs9s s5rsst
 Most COmplets Line et Paper and Twins in State
ooronnR eRANen PRoeRAMIMns.

The programme as arranged by the Wallingford grange for the month of October includes the following: &
 October 5-Pomona's night, Worthy Pomona Mrs. Charles I. Parmelee to furnish the programme. 7. 4
 October 12--Debate, sfResolved, That the city offers greater opportunities for the development of character than the country" Affirmative, A. R. Butler. c. I. Parmelee, A. D. Mclean; negative, F. $. Wizard, Delano w Ives. 2. F. Beach. Readings, Mrs. F. Burton Hall, Mrs. Willis E. Rose; sketch of the life. of Co., lumbus; extracts relating to him and his discoveries, Miss Pauline Hopson. Panton1in1e in charge of Misses Mary P. Cook and Edna Young, Music in charge of Miss Lillian F. Butler.
 October 19-Harvest festival, Worthy Ceres Mrs William F'ushey to furnish the programme. 2%5~- s.ss4 October 26-Tllustrated lecture. Mu- sic in charge of T. H. Prisk Ten cent lunch; committee in charge, Mrs. c. I. Parmelee and Miss Flora Beach,. ..s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION HELD
 LAST NIGHT.

Some Very Fine Specimens of DahIias
 ShOwn-DipIomas Awarded Several
 of the ExhibitOrs-FIOTvcrs to be Di-
 vided Between New Haven and Grace
 Hospitals.
 A meeting of the New Haven County Horticultural society was held in it's hall in the Courier building last evening with a very large attend ance present. The center of the hall contained long tables cover ed with vases of dahlias, doubles, sin gles; pompoms and cactus, beautifully arranged, which were something su- perb. One of the finest collections which occupied three tables was exhib- tied by James Fl. Macdonald of Norton street. 4 very interesting exhibit was by W. H. Beattie, of seeding, single dahlias, which was perfection. The most of them was new seedlings. A fine exhibit of double and cactus dah- lias was shown by John Murray, gard ener at the Yale botanical school. Ernest Carroll, gardener to N. w. Ken- dall. made a very fine exhibit of cac- tus and double. w. Schmidt exhibited two new seeling varieties. Frank Duffy had beautifully arranged basket of over fifty varieties of dahlias, measur- ing three or four feet across. John H Slocombe, florist on Townsend avenue made very fine exhibit of fully 100 varieties. Robert T. Pryde made a very nice exhibit; also MT. Whitney of i DiXwell avenue, and also a number ot othr members made exhibits. A. j. Thompson, florist, Campbell avenue made very fine exhibit of fancy colo GUS, which were prettily arranged among the tall vases of dahlias, which made a pretty effect. r. Thomas ot West Haven exhibited thirty-fve va rieties of colocus. William H.. Beattie was awarded g certificate of merit for his exhibit oi new seedlings of single dahlias; James H. Macdonald of Nrton street was also awarded certificate for very fine display cactus dahlia. Frank Duf- fy was also awarded a diploma and John H. Slocombe of Townsend ave- nue. The flowers were awarded equal ly between the New Haven and Grace hospitals.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
nrnr prore 1nportant Arrest.

New York, Sept 19,-In the arrest to- night. of David Chatterton the police are of the opinion that they have run to earth the first cf a gang of swindlers whose operations have puzzled the off, cials of the New York Edison Electric company for tver Q year and have caused loss te the company of from $50, ,OOO to s75, 900 within that time. of- fering a current saving device to con sumers, it is claimed the men cheated the company by putting in concealed loop or switch running outside the meter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
Wednesday,, September 20, 1905.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Beecham's PiIls-Druggists Black GoodS-Chas. Monson Co. Cruises-Hamburg-A Line. aperies-Chamberl Co. Est. ". F. Day-Probate Notice. Est. G. E. Nettleton-Probate Notice. Fall 0pening-Edw. Malley Go. s'Niyara" Boston Grocery Co. New Fall Hats-Meigs & Co. Opening-Hamilton & Co. Pinkham'S Compound-Druggi Quality-The BoWditch Co. Rain Coats-Gamble-De Co. Royal Baking Powder-Grocers. Real Estate-Wel ellington Ire. Stuart's Tablets-Druggists' SuitS-Mendel & Freedman. Shoes-Howe & StetsOn Co. Special Glasses-Harvey & Lewis Go. Steamship Tickets-Bishop 6 Co. Salt-S. s. Adams.
 Wanted-Loan-Box 502. Wanted ed-Situation-1S9 Sherman Av. Wanted -Situation-271 James St. Building Lots-F. M. Ward. Wanted-Girl-1S9 Church St. ed-Salesman-Box 69, Hart'fd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting.. If it did there would be few children that would do it. There M. 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., 1905-09-20
Shot Himself in Crowded Street.

Burnley. Eng, Sept. 19.-A sensation was caused here this evening by an un- known man. who in crowded street shot himself twice and fell unconscious. He was taken to a hospital In his pocketbook was found a card on which was written: Uniform my sister, Mrs. Dubois. ll5 King William street, Fall River, Mass" Late tonight the man had partially recovered consciousness.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
aEvIL IS PREsENT.'

If thou dost have an evil thought,
 You may be sure from whence it
 comes;
 If your wise efforts come to naught; To waste the garden in your runs, It certain is the tempters doing, Of which there's always more a brew
 ing.
 If thou hast done an unwise deed, It's source you may quite easy trace, And no great wisdom do you need,
 To sec In 1t the downward pace; For evil always turks around, And seeks to carry each one down. You may be very, very good,
 You may be fighting good fight; Many his temptations have withstood; Ever advanced the cause of right; But form no nasty crude opinion, You are, withal, in his dominion. As God is here and everywhere,
 So here and everywhere is evil; As God is here and hears thy prayer, Here too, to hinder, is the devil. So watch him well-the arch deceiver: Resist him: you are believer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
American Jumps from steamer.

Palermo, sicily, Sept. 19.-While the. Hamburg-American line steamer Prinz Oskar, from Genoa, bound to Naples and New York, was entering the har- bor here, William Rens, an American, jumped overheard and was drowned.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
2:11 Class. Pacing, 3 in 5 SUnfnlshedJ,
 Purse, $1,009:

The p Judg,, b g., (stohD .:..,..:... .. ....:.. Miss Georgia, br. m.,. ,GeTity) .... Byrl W. .'kes br. g.. St1clStonl. 4 Ethel Rice. l.. m, lWhitcl~ .5......... Dakota Den, gr. s. (Chrlst) .....,. Regnan. ch. m. (H. $: lkeSl ,...... Brownie. pr, g., (MsC lrLsys ,-,..... Wlld srin". jr" b. h., iMasscy| ... F,sle iura. E.. m., (0T:Guire. .......II
 Time: 2,0S15.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
2:15 Class, Pacing, 8 in 5; Purse, s1,5G9 Administered

MaTtha Yonns, ch. m, by Mar-tln chrSstaff hrSsnf q, GGrlfbmlking9 blk n.. {vaieniiasi Electric Storm, b. g., fEferri..l1J .... 3 William C., blk. g., ,tFreeman). ...t.. j Zurone, b, l.. (Reard9ni ... ..... E Miss Kippling,. blk m, lHayIon) ..., Alice Br3 Dks, b. m. (Wilsonl ...... : Tommy Burns, b. g., (McCarthy). ).... Time: 2.10K.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
. WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Sept. 19, pm.
 Forecast for Wednesday-Thurs coast, showers in the interior Wednes- day; Thursday fair; fresh south, shift ing to west winds.
 For New England: Fair and warmer Wednesday, except showers in north west portion; Thursday showers, fresh south winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
2:1S Class, Trotting. in 5, Purse.
 S1 0O0

Pat T., b. B., by Pat Watson
 (PattersOn) ........ ..... 1 AltiS dreRs5 N59'iey' ..... D' Ill., .... '<H 6 Dis0h sH5inej 5''4sl' DIX. s:' .:a' 2 Edna O., D. m., (Wilson).. ? Main Sheet, blk. h., (ThOm- Joe N. b. g., (D. McDonald) 1 Myrave, b. m., (Fleming).. Nordica, b. m, (Loomis) Ill II ' , Hughey Me, gr. h. (Boggs) .12 ' II z Belladie b. m., (Ruther-
 fOrd) ......... ........ 10 dr Kate Sligo, b. m., (Shaffer).13 12 10 dr Ashland parf, b. h., (Stout).10 6 dis Lucretia, br. m., (Thomp- Kipii93g. SSh3 blk m (Haydonj. { IS IS dr drS Jeanette Cecil, D. m., (Ben-
 yon) ......... .......... dis Parmetia. ch. m., (Pennock) dis
 Time: 2:11A; 2:12; 2:11A; PIP.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20

If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for District of New Haven, ss. Probate
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
nOTIcE TO SUBSCRIBERS

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
coLoRED GIRL ARRESTED.

Alice G. Wallace, a young colored girl, was arrested by the Grand avenue police last night on a charge of street walking. She has been arrested sev- eral times lately, and the police say she has no home.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
NoN-UNIoN PRINTERS RETURN
After Discussing Matters With Local
 Strikers.

The first attempt to import non-union printers to this city to take the places vacated by the local men who went out on strike last week was made Monday. Three men arrived, but they had hardly set foot in New Haven before they were met by the union members, who pre- vailed upon them to return to the city from whence they came.
 No other change was made in the sit uation by either side. Both are still determined to fight to the last.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
EIGHT BUILDINc4 ! .1ars E. }.

George W. Doane, of South Nor,walk. has sold eight building lots in North. for Rufus stillings, to William Hanks. of Fairfield.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
TIte anmrlra1 and Gnnrier

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, 12 CENTS A WEEK, 50 GENTS 4 MONTH, S3 FOR SIX MONTHS. S6 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL sINa5IIfs COPIES, 2 CENTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
Hoster-C Columbus Breweries Stake, i $1,000 for 2:10 Trotters; Three Heats 1E,,;r

GIenwood M. br, h., by Bobby
 Burns (L. McDonaidl ......... 1 ? Maud Maxim, b. nl., (Skowl ...... 1 Jack Wilkes, b. g, (NieholasJ..s, 3 Angle, oh. m. (SauEders) ...... 6 Clarita ". ch: m. (GGtrs)... ..... . 5
 Time: 2:097k: 2:10.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
COLUMBUS CIRCUIT MEET.
Ccontinued from First Page.)

track was in fine condition. The sum- maries:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
TWO YOUNG MEN ARRESTED.

Frederick Schaefer and James F. Me Partland, two young men about town, were arrested last evening by Detec- tives Dennehy and Ward and charged with idleness, on which charge they are being held at present. The young men claim to be actors, with clog dancing as speciality.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20

Olds, Pacers, , in 3. Purse, S1,5OO. BonaIet, br. f., by BOUrne-Direct
 (Benyon) ........... .......... Miss Abdell, b. f., CKenneyJ. ? Time, 2:16 II; 2:11 1-4.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
Hotel Hartman, Purse, S5,O0O, 2:1S,
 Three Heats.

Hal C.. oh. g. Hall billiard, Albuta, b. h., (Walker) ..... ? F. J. Park, b. h., Oyon) ..... 3 3 Druid Vixen, br. m., (Suder)..
 Time: 2:12A; 2:12h; 2:131a.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
Columbus, Purse, s2,OOOH for 2:O9 Troc-
 ters: Three heats.

Norman I14n9Ta ,tTv, b, olN' s. FhaiiaS Masetto, blk. h., (Dickerson).. 5 Angiola, b. ln., (Ames) ....... Zephyr, b. m., (Geers) ..... 6 2 Redlae, br h., (Grubb) | i Direct View. br. h., (Reyder). $ 3
 Time: 2:06A; 2:07A 2:0Saa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20

If thou dost have an evil thought,
 You may be sure from whence it
The Washington times., 1905-06-16
MARSHALS ENGAGE
IN FUTILE HUNT
FOR BEEF BARONS
Names Of Those In
dicted by the Jury
Kept Secret.
ALSO THOSE WHO FLED
Two Big Packers Charged
With Violations Said to
Have Gone Abroad.
ALSO THOSE WHO FLED

CHICAGO. June 16--United States
deputy marshais today are searching
the city for two big packers and two
of their subCrdinateS who were among
the ten officials and agents of the beef
trust indicted by the federal grand
jury. The names Of the beef barons
against whom the true bills have been
returned are being kept a secret by the
authorities as well as those who fed to
avoid service on the capfases founded
upon the indictments
Two Of the big packers Of this city,
who are charged with gross violation
OF the Sherman antitrust law and the
Grosscup injunction, are said to have
gone abroad. and the capiases will not
be served until the accused men are
caught within the Jurisdiction of the
United States courts
Information obtained today taIlies
with the report that five of the packers
and five of their leading business aids
have been placed within the shadows of
the pen by the finding of the grand Jury
Up TO late hour only four of the court
papers had been served upon the indicted
men.
Il will not say whether or not indict-
HentS have been returned said United
States District Attorney Morrison this
morning. If they have it is not within
the province of any attache Of this Of
fee SO to state