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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
A BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY
HELD LAST NIGHT IN NINTH
 WARD.

Candidates for speakers---Re Republican-
 tsm and RooseveItism--vOters Are
 Urged to Support the President Question a Business One Says High
 way Commissioner Macdonald--PraIsc
 for studIey and City Departments.
 The republicans of the Ninth ward held big rally in Masonic hall on Webster street last night. Great en- thusiasm prevailed and it was found necessary to hold an overflow meeting outside the hall. The parade was form ed in the Ninth ward and after march ing through the streets in that ward proceeded down to the Young Mems Republican club, where the speakers of the evening were taken in carriages and escorted by the marchers back to Masonic hall. The procession was headed by the City Band, which played the battle march "The Fighting Ninth"
 Fred Orr, the chairman of the Ninth ward republican committee, opened the rally by calling for three cheers for President Roosevelt, which was given enthusiastically. and by introducing Moses T. King as the chairman of the evening The first speaker introduced by MT King was Frank ButterWorth, candidate for senator in the Eighth dis trict. He said that the prosperity of lthe country was the direct result of the republican rule as carried out by Pres ident Roosevelt and he urged the voter to return Congressman Sperry and ILlley to Washington that the policies of the president might have the sup port due them.
 James H. Macdonald, state highway commissioner, was next introduced, He said the question in this campaign was not a political one. It was not ques- tion of the caption of the ticket It was rather a business one. It was a question as to which party woud do more for the working man.
 Every nominee of the republican state ticket, he said, had already demonstrat- ed his attitude in this matter, and every one of them, with the possible exception of two, had done something to advance those interests He said that this was true of Congressman Sperry, and that that venerable gentleman did not need to engage in war of words with his adversary, Mir. Wallace but had shown by his acts his efficiency in his work as congressman. In closing he commend ed the administration of Mayor Stud ley, the New Haven fire department,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
rnr r,berculosls work.

New York, oct. 23-The board of al- dermen to-day adopted a resolution asking for $225,OOO for the municipal tuberculosis sanitarium at Otisyille, or ange county It was stated at the meet ing that there were 13L00O cases of tu- bercuIosis in New York city, and only 147 beds in the city for such patients.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24

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 No other female medicine in the world has received such widespread and unqualified endorsement.
 The needless suffering of women from diseases peculiar to their sex is terrible to see. The money which they pay to doctors who do not help them is an enormous waste. The pain Is cured and the money Is saved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 It is well for women who are i'll to write Mrs Pinkharn, at Lynn, Mass, The present Mrs. Pinkhan is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, her assistant for many years before'her deeease, and for twenty five yearC since her advice has been freely given to sick women. In her great experi- enee, which covers many years, she has probably had to deal with dozens of cases just like yours. Her advice is strictly confidential.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24

pains down through my limbs so I could hardly walk It was ns bad case of female trouble as 1 have ever known, Lydia K. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, however, cured me within four months Since mat time have had occasion to recommend It to number of patients suffering from all forms of female difficulties, and l ind that while 1t is considered unprofessional to rec ommend patent medicine; l can honestly recommend Lydia E. Hnkhams Vegeeaole Compound, for I have found that 1t cures female ills, where all other medicine tails' 1t ia grand medicine for sick women"
 Money cannot buy such testimony as this.-merit alone can produce such re- suits, and the ablest specialists now agree that Lydia E. Pinlsham's Vege- table Compound is the most univer' sally successful remedy for all female diseases known to medicine.
 When women are troubled with IT. regular, suppressed or painful periods weakness, displacement or ulceration of the female organs, that bearing down feeling, inflammation haekaene ne bloating for fiatulence), general oeplii' ty, indigestion, and nervous Prostra- tion{ or are beset with such symptoms asdi9iness, faintness, lassitude, exelta- Lydia E. phkham's Vegetable COml
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
nnssinn EIcctlon December 30.

St. Petersburg, oct. 23.-As result of recent conferences the government g1nl ' has decided tentatively on Decenper 90 as the date for holding the elections of members to the new parliament AS far as possible these elections VIII De held simultaneously throughout the empire
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24

the police department and the public works department.
 Frederick Orr was the next speaker. He said that the best way to judge a mans future acts was by his passed acts. Every man on the republican ticket had done something for labor and was therefore entitled to the support of the workingman.
 Others who spoke were Major John Q. Tilson and John Day Jackson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
Nrintster for Representative.

Middletown. Oct. 23.-Rev. E. Cam pion Acheson and John w. Edgerton were nominated for representatives from this place to the state legislature by the republicans here tonight. Rev. Mr. Atheson is rector of the Protestant Episcopal church of the Holy Trinity, and Mr. Edgerton is secretary of the Yale law school
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
Aiexand,r smith Takes Honors.

New York, Oct 2S.-AleXander smith, the professional golfer of the Nassau club, Long Island, took the honors to- day in the medal play round of thirty six holes over, the comparatively new links of the Forest Hill Field club near Newark, N J.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
ncGovern and corbett to Meet Again.

New York, Oct 23, 3,Terry McGovern and Young Corbett with their repre- sentatives, met here to-day and later It was announced that they had signed articles to fight the first week m Jan uary the battle to be fought before the club offering the biggest purse
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
Killed hy Anto.

Boston. Oct. 23. Franklin Whitman q member of the firm of Whitman X Fenwick. cabinet makers, of Brookline, was run over and fatally injured by an automobile to-day at the Hemen- way street entrance to the Fenway.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
Min Not Accent Nomination.

Waterbury Oct 2S,-Ambrose H. Wells. nominated for the general as- sembly by the democrats here, has de- clined 10 run, saying that under no cir cumstances would he accept the nom nation
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24

three and a half million bushels of corn under the special rate. He had bought more than million bushels be- fore other dealers learned that the re- duced rate would be made.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
nrr Goods Dealer sold IIuuors.

Marlborough, Oct. 23.-George Moses of East Hampston, dry goods dealer, was found guilty of illegal sale of liouor before Justice Austin here to- day and paid a fine of $50 and costs, amounting in all to s60,77,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

President Designates N0Vember 2g for
 Annual Religious Observance. Washington, Oct. 28.-The president to-day issued a proclamation naming Thursday, November 2s, as a day of thanksgiving The text of the procla- nation is as follows:
 A Proclamation.
 The time of year has come when, in accordance with the. wise custom of our forefathers, it became my duty to
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
A TRAINED NURSE
After Years of Experience, Advises Women in
 Regard to Their Health.

Mrs. Martha Pohlman of Bb Chester Avenue, Newark, N. l., who is a graduate Nurse from the Blockley Training School, at Philadelphia, and for six years Chief Clinic Nurse at the Philadelphia Hospital, writes the letter printed below. She has the advantage of personal experience, besides her professional education, and what she has to say may be absolutely relied upon.
 Many other women are afflicted as she was. They can regain health in the same way. It is prudent to heed such advice from such a source.
 Mrs. Pohlman writes:
 II am firmly persuaded, after eight years of experience with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that 1t is the safest and best medicine for any suffering woman to use.n
 t" Immediately after my marriage I found that my health began to fail me. l be- came weak and pale, with severe bearing-down pains fearful backaehes and ire. quent dizzy spells. The doctor: prescribed for me, yet l die not improve. 1 would bloa' after eating, and frequently l become nausaated lat
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24

Beautiful Colored Taffetas from a Manufacturers over stock in a complete assortment of desirable shades and colors including cream and white, 85c value, at 53c a yard.
 Ensh,nn ShaaIe 4a. N[an..La.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24

New Fall Dress Fabrics desirable patterns in Covert Cloths, Checks, Stripes and Mixtures-all regular 59c values. In this sale at 371c a yard.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
L0snummer sc

Imam jag %slutar, will jag mamma
att vi vid stationen emottogos af
Commodore" A, Beckman. at
hvilken vi blefvo Djudna pa en-
aktur till hans EFT stycke utanfor
staden belagna gastfria och tref-
.iga hem. der hans fru vantade oss
med midday. vi reste sedan med
hr Beckman ut pa landet och be-
sokte bland annat den vid Great
Northern jernvagen utstakade
staden, Ueling, der vi samman-
traffade med doktor Alex Nelson,
son till hr John F. Nelson.
For dem, som onska lifforsakra
sig, kan jag afven tillagga att hr
Jonas Nelson utnamdes till agent
for Scandal liftorsakringsbolag at
Mr. Morris.
Med en- hjertlig helsning till
vannerna i Oakland forblifver jag
-Hogaktningsfullt
o. E. Jacobson.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Haromdagen Trades brollo

Haromdagen Trades brollop
mellan de bekanta anarkisterna
Emma Goldman och Alexander
Berkman. Berkman agde for ID
ar sedan, da han ut0fvade attenta
tet mot staltrustmagnaten H. c
Frick. sin drottning Emmas roda
hjarta. som under denEa It'd taligt
bidat sin hialte, under Diet hon
hatskt verkat i anarkismens tjenst
Del nu ingangna aktenskapet be
stod endast at en- muntlig Diver
enskommelse mallan kontrahen.
terna att Tor iva airs It'd lefva till
sammans som man och hustru.
Stryk i srallet for penningar
ick haromdasen ell okand man,
hvilken iorsatligt angrep hr ), S,
Lindholm i Denver, Colo, agent
for the Schlitz Brewing Co. Hr
Lindholm hade under dagens lopp
kollekterat penningar och hade
for tillfallet pa sig en- slmma at
SG,sco Den okande hck smorj
efter noter. Antagligen kande
den angripande, att hr Lindholm
ofta ar ute och kollekterar och for
denskull har stora penningesum-
NOR pa sig, men denna gang hade
han funnit sin ofverman, och han
kaa icke sa smart gaut pa dylika
afventyr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Sioux City,.
o. E. lac

OSUaH Watkand, en- at delegar-
ne i irman Ratliff & Watland,
handlande med notwithstanding
och akdoni 1904 Fourth street.
aaed i onsdagsqvall i slit slit hem
i 1914 Jones street at pneumonia
och magsjukdom, hvaraf han lidit
under nagon It'd. Den afidne, som
var So ar gammal, ehuru han in
galunda sag ut for att vara Diet.
var Todd i Norge och egde en-
kraftig och res!ig g~estalt. Han
kom hit med sina foraldrar som
mindersrig och har varit i affarer
har i staden i Id ar. Watland eff
terlemnar enka och alta barn.
hvilka ALA voro narvarande vid
hans dodslager.
In~neAafvare at billjetter til
Svenska Nationalkorens konsert
nasta tisdag maste ombyta dem
pa Y. M. c. AS lokal pa man
dag och tisdag for reserved plat
ser. Lokalen oppnas kl. 6 f. m.
och halles open hela dagen.
En- I4ar gammal gosse vid MANN
Georg Jos tillhorande betjeningen
i Mondamin hotell blet haromda-
gen geRom egen oforsigtighet IL
la skadad i hotels hiss. Han for
sokte hoppa pa hissen. medan
denna betann sig pa nergaende
och blef dervid inklamd mellan
hissen och hisstrumman. Han be-
befriades ur slit farliga lage i EFT
lila medtaget tillstand och forbes
till Samaritan hospitalet, der ska
dorna ansagos vara allvarsamma.
BiLHga exkur sionspriser hatva
erhallits till Sioux City, lor-
dagen den 7 JUL, da Carl
Hagsnbecks Greater shows, en-
modern cirkus. u]pptrader harsta-
des pa eftermiddagen och qvallen.
Pa formiddagen halles en- stor,
lysande parad, som drager genom
de fornamsta affarsgatorna. Pa
raden ar delad i 20 afdelningar
och innefattar manga Aides rya
uppvisningar.
H~agenbecks cirkus har i sin an
stallning LOCO prersoner. Den
transporteras fran stdd till stad
i seXtio vagnar at dubDel langd
adelaide i tire tag. Dess taIt upp-
taga en- yta at ito acres. Egaren
at denna cirkus har NEST lagt an
pa forevisningarne at tranade vida
dur. Forevisnihgarne hallas XII
, och s m. Dorrarne oppnas en-
timme tidigare for i~nspekterin-
gen af hindukolonien 0. MENACE
riet.
Abotekayen C. C. Thelander
har dagarne fatt slit nyinredda
apotek tardigt i 92I Fourth street,
Lokalen ar mycket 6nt och smak-
fullt inredd och gor med slit mo-
soikgolf och den i en- dampad ton
hallna dekoreringen af vaggar och
tax EFT godt intrycHt. Receptur'
show cases och hela ofriga
inredningen ar at sanma still och
toreter i sin helhet en- ensemble at
u6smsk onh elegans.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

dar och nagra sydamerikaner och
greker. AT svenskar jag trsffat
ma namnas konsul Peterson och
]. A. Svenson fran WASH ington,
c.. ingenior M. Christensen
med fru. hr Larson, froken Pohl
son och froken Till Wall fran
New York, Emil Olund med dot
ter lngeborg och syster fru Nor
ris fran st. Paul. hr Frank Peter.
son med fru och barn fran Virgil
MIA, froken Rosina Kellgren fran
Chicago, SAINT min kamrat hr G.
d. Hanson och froken Olga A
ronson fran Sioux City. De fiesta
ANNA sig till Observation-Disclosures
mas dag i Norrkoping den 80
juni, och sannolikt "a vi der aterse
manga bekanta. Ingen enda norr-
man har jag annu traffat ombord.
Bland forsta klassens passagerare
markes w. w. Thomas, ( d. anne
rikansk minister i Stockholm.
Hittills ha vi ej haft nagot stor-
migt vader men dock ganska
kallt. Varma vinterklader ha de
fiesta med sig, och de komma val
till pass, da man tillbr ingar sin
mesta It'd pa dack. Nagra svarare
fall at sjosiuka Ia 81 intrsffat
andra klass. dock ha Ell sS Ia haft
kanning deraf. Self har jag
nastan helt och ballet sluppit un-
dan. Bibliotek. forsedt med rik-
haltigt urval at tyska, franska och
snge!ska DO .ker, hnnes i SALON.
gender mangen t~illbringar nastan
hela sin It'd. Och en- daglig It'd
ming, en- tysk och en- engelsk upp-
laga, tryckes ombord och utdelas
till hyttpassagerarne. Deraf ia
vi veta namnen pa de angare.som
vi under fo~regaende dygn staff i
tradlos telegrafsk forbindelse
med, och at hvilka en- del varit
inom synhall. vi ha ocksa fatt
lasa ON ofversvamningar i Penn
sylvanien. stormar i Kansas, bon.
derevolutionen / Ryssland och
herrskapet Longworths motta-
gaude London m. m.
Fortsattning den ID juni.
vi ha nu tillryggalagt narmare
ire tusen siomil och vanta sent
alton intraffa i Plymouth. Poster
for 'Amerika' medfoljer remellertit
till Cherbourg. hvarest den stor;
snabbgaende angaren "Deutsch
land" vantas vara oss till mote
pa vag till New York. Der rusta.
nu otverallt for att Ia var anga~e
presentabelt skick, da vi ma Ham,
burg, emedan Der Kaiser" kom,
mer dit nasta mandag for att be,
skada kapplopningarne och for
att. helsa oss valkomna
naturligtvis, till 'das crosse Va
terlard"
Hogaktningsfullt,
G. ". S7VaN.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

gen innerligen godt ! oronen, och
koren visade sin styrka och saker-
het genom att sta fast i toDar-
ten anda till slutet; men likvai
tror jag att EFT nagot hu-tigare
tempo skulle CORA battre effekt.
Den enda sang, dar koren vack-
lade ! renhet. val Geijers lila
vackra men ganska kitsliga "Stil-
la o. stilla". Men nu kan ju d.
verg@nsen | denna enda ha berott
pa mindre samofning eller ockss
tillfallig trotthet efter resorna
landsorten.
| sin. helhet har den skicklige dir
Hugo Lindqvist en- nobel, hardfri
uppfattning och han dirigerar med
smak och lihigt intresse.
SSsom korens solist medfoljei
oprasangaren on III uSberg e,
redan kand sangare som en- myckel
begafvad, sympatisk sangare.
Savida Diet eljes artar sig va
d%arotver. skall Diet nog komma
att visa sig, att han at svensk-a-
merikanarne blir ansedd som full,
sd god sangare som hr Forsell.
| &c mycket lihiga applader
med .hvilka publiken helsade ko.
rem efter hvarje hummer, lag noe
icke allenast EFT varmt tack i6l
denna kvall utan afven den lihi
caste onskan pm lycka pa der
langa farden och EFT hiertligt-
valkomna hem igen!
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Ar den Svenska Nationalkoren,

An den Svenska Nationalkoren,
som kommer att upptrada harsta-
des den 8 JUL, skordar stora
triumfer i osteru. torde foljande
utdrag ur tidningen GazetteT Times
/ Pittsburg Pa, IA tjena som be-
Wis pa. Utdraget meddelas i DIVER
sattning:
Manga ar hatva forHutit sedan
Pittsbargarne hade tillfslls att lyss
nd till EN- sadan konsert som hollis
j gar qvall | the Alvin al den sven
ska Nationalkoren sammansast at
man ! de Unga Manners Kristna
Forening | Sverige. Koren ar
en- manskor pa S. roster under di-
rektion al den celebre kapellma-
staren, direktor Hugo Lindqvist i
Stockholm.
Den har isynnerhet klingande,
briljanta tenorer o. magni6ka dju-
pa, breds. valljudande basar.
Gardagsqvallens konsert "a EFT
utforande af mojligheterna i kor-
sang, icke allenast i den fullkom.
liga harmonien och tenorens skon
het utan aiven i den utsokta TEX
niken med dess deiikata pianis
simo och kraftigaste forto.
Teatern raj tullpackad, och au.
ditoriet blef smart vildt entusias-
tisk. Vid afsjungandet at en- ma
tionalsang reste sig ALA huset,
och vid mera EFT tillfalle hojdes
hurra och bravorop blandade med
applader och de karaktaristiska
amerikanska hvisslingarna fran au-
ditoriet i galleriet, Iva hummer
utmarkte sig sarskildr for slit SUI
perba utforande. Eft var En-
gelbrektsmarschen" en- kriggsang
imiterande en- afdelning soIdater
marscherande forbi, och Diet andra
var en- Griegs Den Store, Hvide
Flok," som slutade med EFT ma
jestatiskt crescendo. Solisten
John Husberg, baryton vid kuns-
liga operan i Stockholm, skotte
sig utmarkt. Hans rost ar af SAIL
Ispord skonhet, at stort omfang och
fullkomligt i qvalitet, och han be-
gagnar den pa EFT satt, som 81
lemnar nagot ofrigt att onska.
Koreu kom till Pittsburg
under &c svenska lutherska kyr-
kornas auspicier i narheten. och
under qvallen sande pastor P G..
Cornell at Braddock-kyrkan SAN
game en- vacker blomstergard,
som frambars till semen at EN- ma
pen liten dotter till pastor c. Chil
len vid Irwinfo rsamlingen. Vid
konsertens slut framtogo sangar
ne sma svenska faggor, medan
de sjorgo en- p~atriotiskt sang,
och auditoriet reste sig och jubla-
de, medan manner svangde sina
hattar och damerna nasdukarne.
Koren ar sammansatt nastan
at professionally man Bland
dem fnnes Alta lutherska prester
och manga advokater, ingenio
rer. elektriker, barkirer etc. !
dag kommer koren att bevista
gudstienstenGi den svenska luther
ska Braddockyrkan, der en- at dem
predikar och koren ledet eangen,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
HVAD MUSIKDIRIKT0R
SVENSKA X. F. u. NJ KOR-
EMS
A. o.
i G0teborg sager ON

DIT pa dHuld SiGdH <AtidlitSu PiOl'
va lyckan med svenska toner.,Vis
serligen har man sett och last
tidningarra, att koren gifvit ma
era konserter. forst i Stockholm
och sedan i smastaderna, och att
dessa blifvit valvilligt bedomda.
Men den stora allmanheten har
nappeligen fast nagon sardeles
vikt darvid.
Den har M EN- gang, da Diet gall
Ter sang och musikfarder, blifvit
sd van vid en-. storartad reklam,
att Diet ar svart att med vanliga
medel "a upp intresset. Student
sangarne ha dervid, som bekant,
gait / teten, Bricollare ha foljt eff
ter, och att konkurera med dessa
j att vacka allmanhetens intresse
torde vara svart. ON icke omojligt
for andra manskorer, sarskildt sa.
dana ar den stillsamma fraktionen
i vart land som heter K.F.U.M.
Och delta var nog hufvu dorsar-
saken hvarfor Bethlehem kyrkans
manga platser i gar alton voro en-
dast till ungefar halften besatta.
Flies har den jamforelsevis un.
ga foreningen K. F. u. M. redan
forut visat prof pa, att den betraf-
fande sang kan samla ~fortrafliga
krafter.
Den forsta kor foreningen utsande
for ID ar sedan, till England. be-
staende af icke mindre an
Go man, gjorde ju dar ofantligt
stor lycka, och anssgs pa sin It'd
som den yppersta kor i Sverige.
Och dess afskedskonsert, SAM
ma Bethlehemskyrka, var till
trangsel besokt.
X. F. u. M. har alltsa stolta
sangtraditioner att bevara i all sin
stilla anspraksloshet. Och Diet
var nu med liaigt intresse de in
funnit sig, hvilka kunde erina sig
den forsta koren. Fragan var ma
turligtvis den, huruvida materie
let holl mattel enligt nutida for
dringar,
Och Diet ma genast erkannas,
att delta materiel ofvertsffade for
vantningarna. Det har lyckats
K. F. u. Mi Stockholm att afven
denna gang samla en- iortraifig
skara sangare ur olika samhalls-
lager, | saval de sarskilda STAN
norma som i samfald klang pre-
sterar koren en- fasthet och fnhet.
som man sallan far hora. Rost
begafningen hos hvar och en- al
de enskilda medlemmarne ar sa-
dan, att saliva stamman ! sin he'll
helt aldrig behofver ofverforce-
ras.
Karen klara med latthet de hog.
sta laval som de diupaste fore
kommande tonlagen. Ingen enda
gang i gar forekom nagot an.
strangt skrik, hvilket elies ar ma
stan oundvikligt i ALA manskorer,
Denna K. F. u Ms Amerikakor
ar odisputabelt den basta som hit
tills lemnat Sverige for att kon-
serterai Amerika.
ON den ocksa gor lycka och
kan samla mycket folk, och pen
gar, ar darfor icke sagdt. Darvid
spelar reklammen en- mycket stor
roll Store kanske an till och med
i Sverige.
Betraffande utforandet at de O.
lika sangerna, i ,hvad delta nu
CALLER uppfatttningen, sd har sma,
ken och traditionen, som vi vets,
utvecklats olika. For min de
anser Jag. att tempot ! Engel
brektsmarschen togs for langsamt
i gar; o. kanske vat delta ! nSgon
harsman fallet afven med Widens
Dalamatch. Denna smak for
lugna tempo rojde sig afven
Lagercrantz "'Tonerna' och Bee
thofvens Lofssng..D DE granna, tyl'
liga accorden klinga ju v%isserli'