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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
ADJUSTMENT OF DAMAGES
(continued from First Page)

(Contlnued from First Page) mittee to permanently locate thirteen lights along the line of the railroad cut, which had been temporarily moved during the work of excavation.
 The report of the controller was re- Iceived and ordered printed in the Jour Inal It shows the usual expenditures connected with running the cty,
 It was voted to call the attention of the state railroad commissioners to violation of the speed laws by the N. Y, N. IT. & Fl. R. R. in running trains through the Northampton cut between Shelton avenue and Webster street at excessive rates of speed,
 Alderman Collins presented two peti- tions. Tn one of them he asked that the director of public works be instructed to require the railroad company to put artizan street in condition fit for public travel immediately. The second asked that pool of stagnant water at the foot of St. John and Artizan streets be removed. Both were passed and refer- red to the director of public works for immediate attention.
 The usual number of new petitions were offered. The Geometric Tool O.. petitioned for a foot bridge across West river. A sidewalk on both sides of Prospect street to the city line was asked for in another petition.
 Among the improvements authorized were the construction of sewer on Christopher street between Columbus avenue and Portsea street, a sewer on Pine street, between Bright and At water street, and sewer on Button street, between Spring and Putnam streets.
 At the close of the session com lmunication from the League of Amer ican Municipalities was read It con- veyed an invitation to the mayor, al- dermen and city officials to attend the tenth annual convention of that organ ization, which is to be held in Chicago September 26, 27 and 2S. The invita- ton was accepted, and the session ad- ljourned.
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NEW RULE CAUSES TROUBLE
Serious Labor Difficulty on Burlington
 Over Eyeglass Regulation.

Chicago, Sept. 10.--A serious labor situation affecting the entire Burlington railroad system developed tonight, following the adoption of new and radical rule by the company. Engin- eers obliged to wear eye glasses by the new rule are reduced in rank and as- signed to unimportant and unremuner- ative runs.
 The effect of the order was so sweep ing that Grand Chief Warren Stone, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers tonight telegraphed James J. Hill at Sa. Paul, requesting an imme- diate conference. It is said that the engineers of the entire system on a vote on the acceptance of the new rule by an overwhelming majority are in favor of taking extreme measures to oppose the companys order.
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G1R1,s DEATH CAUSES REVOLT.
Inmates of St. Petersburg Prison Create
 Serious Disturbance.

Inmates of St. Petersburg frls0n Create
 Serious Disturbance.
 St. Petersburg, Sept 1O.-There was revolt to-day in the central detention prison of St. Petersburg in consequence 'of the death of Mile. Semenova, a girl of twenty-two. a young and enthusias- tic social democrat, who was shot and killed instantly by a sentry when she showed herself at the window of her cell overlooking the court yard. The furious prisoners expelled the warders, barrlcaded the prison and laid the corpse of Mile. Semenova upon an im- promptu bier in the central cell, refus- ing to deliver it to the authorities and swearing they would die rather than surrender it. Troops were summoned, but the authorities, fearing bloodshed tomporized and sent for the brother of Mile. Cemenova, to whom the insur- gents delivered the body.
 Grand Duke Nicholas, after an inves- tigatlon of the affair, personally order ed the dismissal of the officer of the guard, which was drawn from the un- popular Seminovsky regiment
 Mile. Semenova was a medical stu- dent and when she she was seeking to divide with the prisoners some sugar which she had surreptitiously obtained.
 A court martial at Cronstadt will take up tomorrow the processes against M Onipko, the peasant leader in the outlawed parliament, and three other civilians.
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RENDERED RESIGNATION.

Broken in health by the strain of a prolonged period of hard work, George w. Pierce, of Stamford, has rendered his resignation to General Manager Punderford as manager of the Stam- ford and Port Chester division of the Consolidated Street Railway company, It Is believed that MT. Pierce will re- main In Stamford, looking after the To- cal branch of the big street railway company, the superlntendency of which he still holds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
THE LAST MAN TAPPED. D

Roy E. Hallock of this city has a very readable article in Gunther's Magazine for September, entitled, "The Last Man Tapped; A Tale of the New Haven Campus" MT. Hallock is a Yale man, Shelf, 'O6, and is son of Elmer D. Hallock of this city, New Haven manager for the Aetna Life h. surance company, The article is hand somely illustrated by M. J. spero. Copies at the Pease, Lewis Co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
NOSE NEARLY BITTEN OFF BY A
 HORSE.

Daniel Miller of Stafford Springs, a hostler at Cherry park for a horse en- tered for the races this week. met with a painful accident yesterday morning. While grooming the horse, which is vicious at times, the animal bit Miller on the nose. The nose was laid open at the bridge and was so badly torn that it hung down over his mouth. Miller was taken to Dr. Plumer, who sewed his nose on. s
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MARY V. HEANEY.

The funeral of Mary V. Heaney, daughter of Johanna and James Hean- ey, took place yesterday morning from her mothers residence, 90 James street. The funeral was largely attended. There was a solemn requiem high mass at St. Francis church. Rev. Father Kennedy ofliciated There were many beautiful floral pieces.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
NEW BADGES.

Motormen and Conductors to be Adorn-
 ed Before Saturday.
 The motorman and conductors of the Consolidated street railroad of this city will have new badges by Saturday the motormen. white badges with black letters, and the conductors black with white letters.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
STILL ALARM.

No. 12's chemical was called out to a still alarm of fire in back of Booths auction rooms at 249 State street last evening about S:25 o'clock. A fence alongside the railroad track caught fire from a spark from an engine. The fire- men soon extinguished the fire with little damage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
Polls New Theater,

William Rock & O. in "Thebe," the new musical fantasy in vaudeville, and his eight Lotus girls, made & tre- mendous hit at Poli's last night It's one of the most original of the new vaudeville offerings tE.3 year. Some of the others include Emmett DeVoy & Co.,, in comedy sketch; Ellis Nowlin trio, Julian Rose, Hebrew monologue artist, was great, Whitman sisters and Crane completed the bill.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
LIQUOR RAID AT R1DGEF1ELD.

Ridgefeld, Sept 1O.-A raid by the state police on number of Italians who were selling liquor brought seven of them before the police court to-day Fines ranging from S1O to $15O each were imposed, according to the evidence against each and the amount of liquor seized.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
MRS. CORNELIA HAWLEY, AGED
 rr1HrInNN c,rrNrIrNr

Mrs. Cornelia Hawley, widow of Da- vid Hawley, died yesterday in Oxford aged eighty-seven. The funeral will take place this forenoon at the home of Cooke Beardsley In Oxford. The burial will be in St. Pauls cemetery, Hun tingdon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
NOW IS MURDER CASE.
Victim of Naugatuck Shooting Die

Victim of Naugatuck Shooting Dies
 and Another in Critical State.
 Naugatuck, Sept. 1O.-This morning Rocco sabia, one of the four victims of the shooting affray in Little Italy here yesterday, died of his injuries. He was shot through the right lung and right arm.
 Giuseppe Errica, another victim of the shooting, was removed to the Wa terbury hospital to-day. He may die, as he has bullet in his right side.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
CONTRIBUTIONS FORvALl
 SUFFERERS.

Thomas Hooker, the state of the Red Cross society, has $429.Q9 toward a relief fund fol paraiso sufferers. The money donated by the following: S1OO; Hartford, $2o4.O5; Bristol, Antoinette Emo Wood, $1OO. | the San Francisco contribution to SPA, S3T.11.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
SECRETARY SHAW

Delivered Telling Speech in North Car
 olina Last Night.
 Salisbury, N. C., Sept. 10,-Secretary Shaw in his address here tonight gave facts and figures showing that the re- publican party from it's birth until now had protected the laborers; also pro- ducers for the American market in every possible conceivable way. Repub- lican legislation excludes Chinese labor primarily because the Chinaman re- fuses to live on the American stand ard. He lives on a lower plane and so can work cheaper than the American does.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
n1rn IN THIS c1rY

Elizabeth A. Nearing, formerly res ident of Bridgeport, died last Sunday in this city. She was eighty-seven years old. Her remains were taken to Bridgeport for burial.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
DR. FOSTER HOME.

Dr. J. P. c. Foster, of College street, has returned from trip to the Island of Jamaica, and reports having had a very pleasant time
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11

Dyer-Poor Higbee has got to start life anew.
 Ryer-What's the matter?
 Dyer-He has just returned from his vacation.-Judge,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
Root Reaches Lima.

Lima, Peru Sept, 1O.--Ellhu Root, secretary of the United Statey, and his party reached Callao about noon to- day, and came immediately to Lima.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
D. ". WEIGH & SON Falr Haven 28-ao Congress Ave West \
LEAVES RELATIVES HI

4iS@A 1Ao LNlLL4TA l IHC III
 Frederick B. Andrews, of 26 street, Hartford, died at his h, day night after a lingering film ed by a paralytic shock three y He was sixty-seven years old survived by a widow, one Charles W. Andrews, of this a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth R. ! also of this city. The funers held at the house tomorrow at 10:S0. The burial will be in cemetery, New Britain.
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Mems 12kC Fancy Hose, ,9Ca Dr., } for 25C

Mems Fancy Cotton and Lisle Hose, in neat striped patterns, also plain colors- these are Mill Runs of the 123c grade. at Sc a pair, 8 pair for 25c.
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$1 and SIPS Negligee Shirts, 79c.

Mems Negligse Shirts of good quality madras, light and dark colors. in pretty striped and figured effects. These are our regular $1, co and $1.25 shirts at 79c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
KEPT UNLICENSED DOG

Gustave Cast was arrested by Officer Ahearn last evening for keeping an un- licensed dog.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-11
JAMES P. DAVIDSON DEAD.
His Wife Died Three Months Ago Yes
 terdaV

IClNp}s
 Ansonia, Sept. IDA dispatch was received here to-day announcing the death of James P. Davidson, of this city, which occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. F. Cabezola, in Bay onne, N. J., at an early hour this morn- ing. Mir. Davldson's wife died three months ago to-day.
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SAFE
 BY LOGO PLURALITY

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
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elm 8ao nehmen."
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miro Eff nit benz Meni9en ali9 nit bic
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oft NAB, 10 faulfs beiseiten. SD tpGr
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mMOgen tpobl i9on nabe ben Siebsie
fetn9"
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bin i'd. S6on um etli9e WO9en briis
Der binaus."
Ser arat bat bonn Baden ni4ti
mebr ae5aqt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
cine pormcbate |iebbirteasefens
fd1aft.

SIM bliibsnosn Stdot9en gibuela in
Spanien, Prppin5 Nlbopar, limo Die
@iebbirten in ben 4usitanb getreten.
Der 2p6n, fir ben lie ibre bufolii6en
Pflidten erfinen ipIen, i9ien ibnen
aI5u farg bemefien. Sn Gibuela aber
lit 0urd oieien Streit cine arge Ser
pirrung entitanben. Oas StGbtGen
1T reid an WeiOepieb, bas ale Sage
auf Die Sutterfpieien setrieben tDeroen
ioq. nn6 nun siebt es pl0bli9 feline
9irten. gs seiste fi4 jeOo6, bab ser
9irtenberuf allen anoeren f~o5ialen Be-
rufen poransebt, benin bic biirqerlide
8ebDlferung bon Gibusld bat f6luntz
meg gum 9irtenftab seeriFie" rno Sc
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aus ser Sanb setban. Die 9ie6beiibcr
bon gibusla treiben nun tGali6 ib-e
&iibe uno S6afe felbit auf Die @eioe.
Inter ben nellen !9irten bsfinoen fi9:
Der 8iireermeifter, elm @emeinberat5,
Der gemeinoefetretdr. Elm Mbpofat,
atpei 4erais, cine Sngenieursaattin. Of,
Nidte oes Pfarrers, 5pei reide 9iirs
gerstO6ter un6 = laft not leoft -
cine liebrei5enbe, iunee &omtefe. Die
neue bufoliide Sbbae ion pun0erbur
auf Die @emiitber sspirft baben.
3ablreide @erlobunsen fteben in Der
neuen 6irtenfolOnie bsbor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
Sas erfte frams0ffhe Spfer boa
1870.

4uf Dem .tleinen 6rieobof BON gba>
teaurDuse BEL SulenOerf in &otbrlngen
fat I'M Jabrestdge oes 8eginns Der
6einOieligieiren i'm leBten6eIO5ugs cine
tleine Sentmalstpeibe ftattsefunOen.
6ur Oas erite Spfer auf fran5Dl19sr
oeite, ben Opuunier 4lontD, purOe
elm Oentlte:n entbiat. Qn DER 6eier
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8aterlanb .geitprben. Sas beutI4e
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fubrte Die 3olfaiie nit fi9 fort; apei
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in 9efungeni9dft gerutben; OiesIeits
Qeutndnt .. Nlten pertpunOet.
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paren MontD unO 2ejuite gemeint.
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5elbe Der g3re, 2eiuIte mar muir i9rper
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9in0erten i'm leiOer an Ser S6eilnabz
me Bel Der Oenfmulpei6e fir ieinen
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fade Sraueridule, 1T amf Soften oes
rG6erperI90nerungs=8erein ySpuz
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8ilo6duer NltmuDer unb Marion err
Tte1t tporoer. gs trdgt bic SnI6rift:
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Bierre Montp, ne a S6peroprf ie
18 ieptembre 1915, mort pour la pa
trie a Ia brigade S9redling bans Ia
mutt BIZ 8 al "a Juliet 1870. u nous
le I%oupenir, a lui l'immprtalite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06

Sas bslgiide Sauli&iff rGOmts D.
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unter re6t merfpiiroigen umitGnoen
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ton Der &egierung Dor elm paar Sap
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lamb gebaut, alIein es gebDrt CUR bDdz
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feline Seeti9tisfeit geprift porbsn.
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location bas @6iff in fprsfdltisfter
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parteten ginndrben. bab tein neues
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treten gu fOnnsn-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
5aS 5Oidbriee Sttbildutt Der Qobs
Ic~ntbeerfarbe

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rei9en. bas mad isinem Sobe giaen>
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Die gan5e pifeni9aftli6e Welt be-
tbeiliste ii9 an bieien gbrungen, au9
Seuti9lanb mar piiroig pertreten.
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mannzMe6aiae. gr %erinnerte 6aran,
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lei, buB Sir WiIidm pertin feline
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i9affen babe. 4u9 Die uniperfitdt
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6orider, inbem iis ibn gum gbrenz
hpftpr erndnnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
N~nfifcmitif6e0 enoHcn.

Sn lebter 3eit iinS mebrfa6 f0fts
li6e Pro6en BON INSTRUMENTATION
QntiIemitismus our9 6ie Oeutlde
PrefIe sesdngen. Sept leiitet ii9 eire
neue teIonosrs biihIGe gntgIeiiuna in
Oieier Ri9tung oie io5ialoemofrutiI3e
8resluuer v@oltspa6t", inbem lie an
cine pom Director ser !5amburgz
4merifas0inie, Balm ausgegang.ns
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gen fniipft:
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0ilbelm III. gr gsbietet bislen Slu>
Iepoen, Die ieoem Wint bon INN -
rpenn lie ibm ni6t gerdOe nal nebe1z
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ADMIRAL ser erOBten 9unbelsflotte
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un6 Ser beuti6e 8aiier fGbrt i'm auf
elmer pinaie bOaiteigenperiOnli4 na9
einem geIu9s auf ser &aiieria9t an
gor0 ieines S9iffss suriid. 8as
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sic Iniiren zines v4ngeItdmmten" fi3
aneignet, un6 Denn er reiit pie Elm
e6ter Sottesgnabenmann."
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bidtt":
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ansu LANCER 3eit i'm r@orpdrts".
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3oIa 2urem6urg in Die &e0uftion sin=
getrstsn lit, stpus porii4tiger gepors
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@enoFen aus i6rem 9er5en feline N0rs
0ergrube gu MAIDEN. Was iugen Die
Serren Ginger, StaOt6agen, 9daie
uno bic dn0eren oa5u?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
Gin ~eldwenoes 6efddft.

moriB Seitelbaum, elm biibf9er,
iunger damn bon te~inesfpegs martha
Iif9em Iusieben troB Der fdOnften
Sdbelbeine Der Welt = f9pdrmte UNI
bGnoig fir aoiine Geisenblatt, bas
anmutbise SO9ter6en bes alien
pferoebdnolers gpbratm 5eigenblatt.
sic mar f9Dn. gut, gebiloet unb be-
fam bier5istaui eno Mart nit, aber ct
bGtte &oiine 5eisenblatt audi NIT me
niger 9elo genommen, 6enn er fiblte,
bab er pbne fe ni6t leben fonnte.
Die sunae S9pierisfeit beftano MIR
oarin, bsim alien 6eisenblatt feline
Werbung ansubrinsen. Oiefer i'm
Yferbebanbel ereralte piirbtse Mdnn
fannie nur Elm 9efprd9stbema: bas
@ef9dft. Wie fonnte Ct ba NIT Tim
bon feiner 2iebe reben2
gnOli4 bate er Die ri9ttge Metbobe
sefunoen.
Mit pidtiser Miene fudte Ct ben
alien Setsenblatt auf:
sd tomme, Sbnen Elm @ef9dft 5u
%propontren -. elm ~gldnsenoes 9ef9Gft
-. refine apanaigtauienb Marf 81 berz
bienen fir sic uno 5tpanaigtauienb
fir midi ~"
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n@olfommen ebrlt9 uno reel. 70
pabr id Moris Seitelbarm betbe!"
rgrfldren sic fi9 beutlider, liebsr
S%eitelbaum!"
~@ut! Ti9t tpubr, sic baberf cine
SO9ter9"
rSa, @ofin9en! sic fou mir leben
bun6ert5tpansis Sabr!"
rSie geben ibr pier5igtaufen6 Warf
Mitsift9"
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&ino bieraigtauien Marf!"
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