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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
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Surforo., no6e 9tortbs Nbcnuc, 90
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breieinboIb Sabre ultc Sbeo. &rebS
Dor lciner clterlihcn @obnlt1g, Nr.
1886, Sarfor0N bont Wu1gon
9tr. 1864 Der Northumberland
1lle ilbcrIobren itnb iuubrihelnIid)
tobtIid) perIebt lpuroc. Ser anobc
berl1i6te ongeblid, bid)t Dor Dem
Wo9gon Die Strobc 81 trcr5en, iulIr.
DC lc0od) bon Der Sdubporridtltng
6cllelbcn gctroiictt mo infer 0eu
Wog0pn gelhleiit. SIS 0ulertc &c.
roltlle 3clt, che man 0en aleincn
inter Der Gar beroor5ieben founte,
iino iluor follnte Nies MIR ooolrd)
gcldcber, cab GngeIteutc Der 9ubn
Den 9oben ocS 8aggonS loSriiien II.
Den &lcinett oul oicic 8ciic inSider.
belt brud)tcn. Gr lpllr0e ms st.
SoicpbS- SoipitoI" aeion0t, no sluei
scr 9ler5te Der Inlift poreit, ooB elm
SfGoclbritd) uorlicec, pGbreno ein
onoerer glolIbte, clue an bent aopfe
iid)tbore &erlebutg lei nidt beoelt.
teno. Der Yoli5iit Eolod brod,te
has 9ino in'S !Soipitol.
Grnieien d) oorfbor. -
Ger ,Snternotionulen SruIt 60"
ipuroer geitern bon Ocn Silipelieriir.
men Senncgcll, Bates & so. uno S.
g. MtcTortolo So. 5ipci id)one @oro.
ltbren geihenft ans 9o~ntborfeit Do.
fir, oob Die 5rult.G ompngnie oen
bei6en Silipelierfirmen ont Z. 5ebr.
1901 BEL Dem qroBen Selier erloubte,
hire n%eribponiten 8olbiohcn in Dem
feuerieiten 8elpofbe bes @cbduoeS
ser Sru1t.Go. al ser goltimoreltrobe
unter3ubrirgcn. Sic SruIt-Go. bate
&raiituna Safiir o5gclebnt.
Boitor@ ieie miro &C q Of.
foIeer - Eoltor j. @ieie bon
Shenectoop, so, lit bon Der epong..
Intberiihen GbriItus . @emeinoe, 60
cuit-Eoint, gum Nadfolger oes Ea-
itors 70. Ipib ernonnt iporoen uio
miro iein amt am 1. augult attire
ten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
AnArer Hrusnr Dad

Andrew Fleming died at the home
Of Mrs. h ". Barr $40 State street,
became az orphan AZ an early age, and
never knew Just how old he was, but
nus; have been about 50 a. the time Of
his death. He never married, snd had
no living relatives He was born il
LrelAad. lived in Tennessee for a nan
Der Of years, and came to Oregon 1859
The most Of the time since thea he
has lived in Corvallis The rernAfadsr
vas sPeni in Salem and Albany.
The funeral will be held from the
residence o. Mrs. Barr tomorrow morn
at 3 O'Clock, and internent viii
be had Al the Catholic cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
STATE NEWS

Rer. y. n skipEorth ard wife, Of
Eugene. celebrated their golden wed.
ding at shsir hone in that place Mon
day.
Az the result Of = street fight, Chss
Monroe. Of B1gens, and Elijsh Wor-
den. . Gypsy horse trader, we're fnsd
go ard costs.
Jesse MeJoEer. sboe maker for
Henderson a Wells. Of B7gene, wa ar
rested in that place yesterday on .
charge Of larceny in a store. For some
ti-s pas; the members Of the firm
have been unable 20 balance their So
counts and MeLOWsr was suspected
He was therefore watched. and marked
coins we're placed in the money drawrr.
He was caught in the act, which re-
suited in abe above arrest.
J. p. Fry. a eonfectioner Of Spring
field. was robbed Of 80 or sl2 Monday
evening By q lone burglar. The deed
vas committed in Fry's store, just Be
fore he had closed up for the night BE
busily al work whsn some one en-
tered, and before he realized the Eitu-
alton he was staring down q 52ealbrc
rife. TIE nan was masked, ard con
handed Fry to hold up his hAnds, vhsa
he relieved hin Of his money. In his
hurry he ovsrlooked $50, which Mr..
Fry had on hin, bat the whole proceed
ing was done in three ninutes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
u.xs OFT roR PORTLAND.
rrs CARS Fun q Eks WIS ws-s Fun
q E-sEuxtzEu

WITH Hrs ears crowded fun ana
m-rv ore-. nst srsz nan1ing reon-
.bs salem Eks ard their fris.ds vent
Z. Pu-tluus 70 celebrate this morning
prs-rbesv was b-izfun q suthusaHn
and srPs,z-g - nave a good tine -
TIE srp1sitiun city About 800 people
IN AZ us-t d. Many q then VII
return ss-iEht. but a large n1nesf I'll
-rr for several days
Absut loo Salsn xix we're IN the
-s-.se a. Por1lsn5. sstirsd IL cheek
80 grs-aTs ard Jumpers Al TIE head
of Their part q the PROGRESSION marched
~. Il IRE eansls from ths streets Of
Cairo" bearing the agn "A camel
ear 70 seven DAYS without = drink but
rbo II - wants 10 Be- . camel In
following Eas George Dor
saS bsari-g q sE. 81 AZ rot . esme-
I bs'sag % salem lodge No. $50" ne
s-s,. which was an important part Of
the parade. vas a bop scat- and con
.ai.es bop statistics for the state Of
O-sroa in Eensral and NArion and Polk
il particular.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16

Because hs- hFTins@ had beer
-reekss ~ hs kushans's u1-s1 fu-
uusErr F--ssF Isusessss Rssd- wBs
mn-5st E5wz-5 Reed - MES Cali
FuruA u1ly frs rsHrs ara. kf1ss hsr-
ssE Nuna4F Grhf bT 6rinE-E etrtol-
5, Brl Her yus1E hashsns had h-nf-
81 has rurd hy guininr II a Ezns q
pike crs- a rrr@ tah1s IN the Nirf
saloon Ths y1u1E wife rs-f thsrs 60
fns him ard beg hin to a. ho|s ThsI
uhs- tAs tro Esss again Il sAs Ezsls
rpez where their bahy lay assssa Mrs.
Bssl bsr face aI rss Eith tears took
. uIi q pais1n fron the cupboard
ard snFtied i into her meath. Bed
20 sep hex. ut when he rsbehsi
her E5s Il EEs too late sac ftrsE
Der Ans Hrsuns his seek pressed be-
ips rsf a. ther we're with TIE barn
~ arEuEht sEsinst his sobhei .
--nysr for torEirsaesA az6 sliypss 20
ne Seer in a plroKysm Of P1ia- In .
title Ehle she Vas dad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
WILL
IMPROVE
STREET
cornell Authorizes Improve
TeHf 0~fcammtTcizi. Work
TO Begin at Once

Ia the hos q ut vsry little sppS-
Eticz and With @f fus d-isssztinR
Fstss The city oszbeil last uighs
H.. p1sSa the s~rsirAacs fer the improve
nszt q Can1sra&zi street; and gsn-
erzl SOY fbsrsat is felt throughout
the city. he ~ordinAaes has bsen
arved - ths rrsysf. ihs ee.trscis ell
siEzs Up BY the city, and the eon-
srps;ioa company. Aud the street
wheh has bseI N syesore 70 Salen
and vicinity fer . SANDER q years
VIII IL . yery sAort tine Be the fnsst
ia TIE city.
TIE street ear people are slowing.
oenmsndahls enterprise asd already
have men smpioye8 90 beEn work.
Nond1y morning On thtir pau q The
i-nproVenenL Their frs; Wqrk VII
b % move sac fraek 70 the mtHe q
tie street. aBi az fAs a. ikis il done
the c-cnsr1rtion company Wll start
tie str1Ei EsIk y iuFTsTszEut Thsy
viii AiP IA iAtir nsrhinry ani erect
b1Eksra etc q NEE
Whsr fhs t6Ti came % far ariioa las1
uigtf there we're e few residents ~
Ss1th salem Vre@uf- hui she oFPa
iiou wbith hnd bern fhrestenei fatei
nuny rte inaUifeanee Attorney
Rryal. Eiih q very fs~ rsnarks Frs
SEATED q technical -reneuslrHnes Egnei
BY q fer rss1erth azd real estate
ngt1t hut fer ths mos PaEt - hll
sslf TAis vks Al anl it Eas Ge1 EiiA
tAe reo1rtsr Eishoui tly ecmns-i c'
E~isrusia1
Wter t~nferEieEbi thls Dcrning ~
mayer STATED that tie rsPou thai
nins-ts-ihs q tie Pr1psrsy Al
feeie3 81 ths Rssessms1t Esfe rel1n
striainE sgainH b FcPase4 i1PsgFs
meat uHs abssi1fSy fAlss he ai.
tt1t tie people In gensui wsrs Ea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16

aoss q Arsetly nAA b1ki1esA Sses 10
cna A1a - ans esrs IL; rarriea arg
Gseks is &araA essEiss aad sesS
easss are laA3c3 wGA drHgN n@4ls@
n1siuna tcfss articles wiE@ EHt
Egoors a. al ktl4s fer De1iul F
Earsa Dr.. Sspas = . FsguiHr suAarntt
a asazicias ass hEs had na1y ye4u e
sEparis1os Ia tks Ens<iiuA Ce1slfA
sla1s 1rs frea Fre-unFtions ~ free
asa o-ly FegAE Prssas fsH ne4ia1@
IL. sso1e ean - fsuH1 a. IA 1r1g
aers sassz OrsgSa, hu2 8 Ia tss
mcnnnr untl . a. AiE4t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
HoNsR THIs7

We oEsr oSs Hundred Dollars Re
ward fo- any ass Of eatarrh that ca.
10, b cured By Halls cstATh Cure.
p J. CHENEY & 90, Toledo, O.
We, the usderigDsd have known =.
J. 0sssy for the lAst IS years, and
believe hin perfectly hosorsbls in all
business and fsassiAlly able 70 carry
cut any Obligations made By his 6rn-
wslding. KinnAa & MarVin,
-Eoiess:s Druggists. TSisss, o.
Halls CstsrTh Cure Is taken inter
nATy, acting uPou the blood asd NJ
euous surfuees Of the system Tes1i-
uo-iAis sent frss. Price, 7Se Per bot
tie Sold BY DruEgira
Take Halls Family Pills for cor
siPaton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
The Side Delivery Boucher
and WindfoWef

ne late cutting Of short clover iA hard proposition, II you want 70 ave
II all and save It clean tW|
This device viii attach to any mower and deliveries the hay in brAs
az the rear Of the machine where it won't Be- tzmped and wasted n
Won't rake the Sod crop fun Of dead grass and trash either You ought
70 Sc this Send for testimonials o. ioes user here about.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
Ezzg-ns. Announced

NJ. ss5 Mrs. Edward P. Coehran
aunounrs the s-EzEe1ezt Of TIER
6auEh;er. Lssia Helen. TO Mr.. George
Thomas Prrtt. Of Glendale. Ore
Eu-. the Wedding - take place Sep
6ih.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16

fbct thatdInaan|
peculiar "a al
female ser nj
not eommo.l,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
FEMALE TROUBlE
N0T REcocNuED
As GATARRH

recognized As being csnssa y ssisrs.
cAtarrh OF one organ IL exactly q,
SANE - cAasxTh Of any other orrn
what VIII cure eatarrh Of the hesd va
also cure eAtnrrh Of the pelvic orUn
PerunA cures these cAses simply bsesus
90 cares the eatArrh.
II you have eatArrh vrits 81 Ona !
DR.. Hartman, giving = full SiahnmI
Of your eAse, and he VIII be pleased !
give you his valuable Edvics gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, Presidsnid
The Hartman SEnitArium, Columbu,o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
- Eleventh Street
Milwaukee,. V1s

"a short dne ago I found nv !.
dft1on very sorrows Thad heni,okr
pains IN the bsck, and frequent S,S
spells which grew worse ever s,s.S
Tried fwo remedies before Perm
and vas discouraged when 4 ~
dbe first dose, Bat my cournee =.
returned In less than fwo mouA
my benf1h wss restored NH n
Brkckncr. 1
The reason Of % many failures h
cure eases similar 70 the above a a,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
Benicia Hancock Disc Plows

We are nov entering our afh year with this reliable old pillow, and
Ar % showing ON latest plOW. Il has al the modern features combined
WIKI ne successful things Of former years g that there Is nothing lacking
70 mAke II the moss satisfactory pillow for every farmer % purchase
% Vsy strongest and heaviea construction. weight being a Necessary
A-~r u a ~e pillow 70 hold II in hard ground Chilled noaidboar@ Of
- oA shape and quality, uAktngthe hin farmer happy, for he can ps
When he pAeAsS Front and rear Wheel controllers enabling the Operator
70 hold the pl0E on s.eepea hills
a plain fOurAorse sveuer. with no chains o. tosEles 70 worry the drive
NO 0GloAa sthG team every horse getting his fun share Of work
making otng positive.
S 10 Dose who want them % turn snhble under beautifully
sap shaped wheels or broad vhelS as customer may desire
ISs and numerous other exclusive features make ths Hancock a p"
you should buy. Gail and Sc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
SUFFERING WOMEN

Ned not Be SEX any lozger for in r..
Bttasrs they esn SRI = ~. ---s. !: 3.
compounded specially for saek all
A. women and girls are ssbjess
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16

You save money BY buying your
a. Erringiou : cash market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16
~H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BIrTEsS

is a perfectly safe medicine and has re-
stored thousands Of worns. 10 robust
health who suffered from mOzthly Ir.
reguladneS Baekachs, DiErinessr
Painting Spells Indigestion or Dyspsp-
aA.. Try Il today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-16

Eugsre is TO have . rev telephone
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25
BLOOD WILL TELL.
Idaho Springs.

II taxes lots OF vitality, nervous force and
strength tn win race. Blood must be
pufe and good.
XyithuEt good red blood man has a
weak heart and poor nerves. T1inness Of
the blood. or auefnia, Is common in men
and Young women and all those who work
indoors. who do not get enough good OK
ygen IN tiieir lungs consequently have too
mary xlaite blood eoFruseies.
Keep the nerves uourished the heart
strong the head cool, the stomach vigofous,
the liver active with tonic which has
stpcd the test of time and has wide repas
tation, such as DR.. Piercefs Golden Medical
Discovery.
Torics consisting Of large portions OF
aieolai, iron OF cod liver oil, do not bring
the desired changes in the blood. because
they do net enter the system and are not
absoriscd into the blood, with the cxcep-
>tiau Of the alcohol, which shriveis up the
cd blood curpuseies when il does come in
contact with them. Therefore do not allow
the dealer 10 insult your intelligence by
telling yea he has saHsetlsing better than
Drs PieEceis Golden Medical Discovery.
TIE raef of ys1 flf0fs cHfr. ~Thc Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser Toos large
pages, IS sent f,ef on receipt Of twenty one
orie-ceas stamps, for the paper covered
book, G. thirty oue stamps for the CLOTH
tonfa valufael Address DR.. K. Y Pierce.
1aHaie. \. Y
For constipation the true. scientific cure
- DR. piercess Pleasant Pellets. Mid.
harmless. yet sure. No other pill Can COM
pare with them.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25

acid Deceased was we'll known in this
vicinity having been born and raised on
Ralston Creek. Burial took place ii
Longmont.
The presence OF surveying party ID
the moantatus during the pas, few weeks
has give circulation 10 all kinds II re
ports The probability is that he outfit
IS al wnrs Oh survey for the extension
OF the Lakewood road, although two or
three surveys have been mad heretofore
There Is rnrnoF thar the Trarnwav is
considering the matter OF rum ng an
eieesrie hue b. the way OF Morrison up
Beat creek 70 Evergreen and other noted
SIMMER resorts in that region, but ihis
seems iiasrobable..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25


trustees, regarding the establishemeut 81
secondary course of one year duration
for miners. miilmeu. mill former ard
Hietallaurgicai assistants. Tie circular
advantages 10 be obtained by this speciA
course OF study. and asks an opinion of
The person addressed on the subject
We copy from the circular the following
matter which is OF interest to ali;
I. The secondary School will be kept
distiuc, aud seperate from the school OF
Mines.
!. The affairs OF the School will be
managed, not by the president. but by
Dean selecte. from the faculty
J. The bulk Of the work Of the school
silI be done in the Sesries homestead,
aot IN any OF the buildings used Tor
chool purposes.
4. The searles house will be fitted up
=speeiaiiy far the students OF the seaeol.
5 The danger of having mere mt
ilanicai assasers and SURVEYORS on the
f#AfA - RE EEAAAaA=s II tAt
Colorado school of Mtues VIII be en-.
.reiy avoided by omaiistiHg tas subjects
u he curleuiem
s. The subjects taught will be onls
snca fundamental principles as can be
.t4sped. by the men taking the course.
7. The course viii BE- Of one year in
length.
In regard to the regular work nt the
school. am pieasd to say that the school
ls now in fourishing condition. The
course Of study has been Strengthened
he high standard of scholarship has
been maintained, and only the best men
secure degree. Il is the intention ai
thu president and faculty To rnaiataiu a,
all hazards high standard OF the sch oi
Quality, not quantity. is what we sre
seeking.
The attendance Of the school has
nearly reached three hundred. 1; seems
to the board Of Trustees that this is moi
far from the ma aximun number thai car
be educated up. TO the well established
standard OF the schools. with the resonre
e nos at their command. Conss quantIy
future growth must he along ths line Of
Secondary Teehuieai Education. support
ed BY the state OF private aid.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25
kIi,iNC NOTES.

The editor Of the Mining World han
dies credits for bfs mining Information
in a manaer that shows reckless alan.
don for OCCUPANCY. aud the only merit
in his system Is tile TACT that ne never
gets anything credited properly. Mining
writers throughout the state have grown
accustomed 10 seeing he efforts Of tiieir
hnstling pairued of as tae original result
OF research on Tie pafi. q the paper
which publishes it an5 ass never furufd
a hair. but when the paper deliberately
credits the work Of ene writer u another,
it reaches poiat wisere patience ceases y
be a vir,ne. Accurate sud reliable
mining news IS dsfi ar . abiaiu and
lsvcn small items som times require nous ;
E5f labor 10 pFoaaee. aud 70 see thess
stoien bodily. in the eyes OF The author t
soes verse than highwsv robbery.
lstle care in clipping sns placing credits
)lsorid 20 a .org way toward encouraging
,reater effort in nsas gathering.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25

y The Coronation tunnel = sseing driven
ahead by hand work under contract aud
is nov in a distance of 81 feet. John
Davies is the Contractor ID ehssse OF the
8~ork The Ingefsoil argent three
drill compressor has been placed upon
its Foundation and This week the eopnec
tioi.s are being male preparatory to
ksfarting the work wiss machine drills
| The face Of the tunnel is now in lar
enough TO permit Of tiassing with light
rounds OF machine holes, and il IS ex
pecsed 70 Start the p5wef plant shortly
after the FIRST Of Marsh. riie boiler has
been bfieked ii aud tiae steam connse.
lions have been made and next week the
smoke stack wiil be SET up. The proper
ty is owned by the caron nstion Gold
Mining company. conpasea OF Colorado
Springs and PhiladsiplAia capitalists, the
group comprising thirty mining claims
and funnel site. al! Of which are under
process Of patent. Edwin ). Giles IS the
local manager Of the company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25
Golssn and Idaho Springs.

FF9m ne tl9o1a.
A section OF the freshmen class Of the
Mines went to Idaho Springs last nigh,
tq iuspsc, the mines ip that vicinity.
News was received here on Sunday
last tllat Isaac Bat!iager Of Ideho Springs,
a bfotlier of Dave RailiHgsf Of RAIston
esees, bad committed soieide Saturday,
by swallowing ssverd enaees Of csrhalie
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25
National Reform.

The Sasionsi Reform Association. aiii
bold State Convention for Colorado IN
Central efistian Church of Denver, on
Monday and Tuesday, March 8 aud :
Tue Association aims 10 emphasize
the Christian principles Of Civil Govern
uient, but cot 20 secure the union Of
the Church and State. It's IN favor Of
such legal enactmeuts. as will aid in
preserving Christian features in our gov
,srnment, aud will furnish a basis for
rish settlement. in their public aspect. Of
great nisfal problems now confronting
our nation. At these conventions such
themes as the following are discussed
The Foundation of the State, The Bible
IN the pnblc ssnools; The Quickeuing OF
the National Conscience; The Saloon
Problem; The Divorce Question; The
Sand y Paper; Legislation Affecting the
Lord Day, etc.
The coming convention at Denver will
consist Of FIVE sessions. beginning on
Monday afternoon. March 8. aud closing
Oh Tuesdsy evening. The Right Rev c.
). Om<tead. D. d, Bishop Of the Pro-
testaut Episcopal Church. wil discuss
Marriage and Divorce: DR.. W. b. Craig
will speak on Christss Place IN America;
ilr. Frank r. Bayley will have for bis
heine I he Moral Element in Education;
Prof f II. H. Roberts, Ph. ID. Of Denver
University will discuss The Bible IN the
Pub ie Schools, 3r. James b. Gregg of
Colorado Springs will speak on Light
from the Bible for Capitalist and Laborerf
Rev. ] NJ wyiie will make an address
on Natioual Revival, And DR.. Horatio
Beavis viii discuss The Menace of Nor
morism. President w. +. Slocuni, Mrs
E. NJ craise, Mrs. A. Hungerford, and;
others are expected to speak.
If you want to be y65 days ahead of
the times, go and see Miss Hursey from
Jersey at the opera house Friday even
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25
Secondary school q Wines courss.

President Victor c. Anderson Of the
School oil Mines has sent to each nem-
ber u the alumni Of llae school, and to
others 4 circular sr1lissayfng the res
olution recently adopted BY the. board OF
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25
School Notes

The schools were closed "Wednesday IN
honor of Washington birthday.
Miss Esther Anderson was teaching the
Chicago creek school, yesterday Miss
Daisy Bond Btfng sick with she grip.
The stairway Of the High school hnild
ing has been treated to new coat OF
sarnish i, having become scratched and
worn by the pupils not keeping on the
mats. They have now ven thtir prom
ise 10 be more careful in the future.
The Freshnrn II boys have taken great
paius 10 personally display tier colors
Of late, thus hoping 20 gam point on
the Sophamores- The, have commenced
% realize that they would have to hurry,
as The Sophs are certainly hard 10 best.
------a-----z-z
FoR RENT;--The upstairs over l.ued-
ef.s saloon, nine Ionfas, bah, range,
mostly furnished, aud furniture fer sale
cheap.
Apply John Lueaers. 1926, Miner 81
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-25

If you want to be y65 days ahead Of
the times, go and see Miss Hursey from
jersey at the opera house Friday even
ing, March ). Esn will miss good
time II you don't see H.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20

A party of Meriden people will leave this morning for an extended southern trip, the greatest part of which will be through the state of Florida. In the party will be Attorney George A. Fay and wife, Judge and Mrs. Frank S. Fay, ex-Mayor Benjamin Page and his daughter, Mrs. F. W. ISilborne, of Springfield. . .....,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20

Reported over private wire by ". B. Smith & Co., T Broadway, New York. New Haven office. $40 Chapel street. Norman A. Tanner. Manager.
 New York. Feb. IS.
 Open High. Low. Close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
HEAVY FLYING IN LONDON.

L1O8Na1OAV'
 London, Feb. s19.--zThet stock exchange last week was active, the feature being heavy buying of first class securities by professionals in anticipation that cheaper money will soon bring more money into the stock market for first class securities.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
MR. AND MRS. WALLACE PRE- .sEHTED WITH 4 HALL BACK.

Nearly Hundred of Their Friends Sur- prise Them at Their New Home-An Enjoyable Evening Spent With Song and Speech.
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, Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely, Bankers and Brokers, 25 Broadway, New York, and IS Center street. New Haven Conn: !:
 .rt Rid Asked
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United States Government Bonds. -. -- Bid. Asked,
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HARVARD HOCKEY cHAMPI
 ONS,
yale pefeated at St. Nieholag Rink D

Yale Defeated at St. Nicholas Rink by
 Score Of 7--1.
 arvard defeated Yale in the final game for the intercollegiate hockey championship at the St. Nicholas rink, New York, Saturday evening, by the score Of to 1, thereby retaining the intercollegiate championship title and the permanent possession of the Cebal- los cup, which it has held for the past two years. Harvard outplayed Yaie at all points. The summary:
 Yale. Position. Harvard. Lang .........Goal ........Manning... Feitner Point ...........-L Lard Flinn (captain) .Coverpoint ..Newhali Behf Forward Wilder Marcus Forward Galloway (captain Cornell (Dilwortf). Forward. .Pell Shepherd Forward ...... Townsend
 Seore-Yale, 1; Harvard, T. Goals Behr. Galloway (3), Pel1 (S), Wilder. Referee-H. Hornfeck. Umpires-Sel- iich and M. Hornfeck. Time-Twenty- minute halves.