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Arizona republican., 1906-08-07

cures of torturing, disfguring skin hu- mors daily made by Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura Oin tn en t, after physicians, and all else had failed: "I feelitmy dutytO pa rents of other poor suffering babies to tell you what Cuti- cura has done for my little daughter.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-07
RIGHT HAND DOESN'T KNOW.

Booker T. Washington tells of Wall street philanthropist whose bene- factions are so carefully hidden that DO one outside of 9 small circle sus-
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yoik. Oct 3l.-Nscallauaous market
SUGAR-Beej5 at London were duh and much
lower, at S. I'D for October and S. 6std for
NoTcmber The local sugar market was also duh
and nominal. with the tendency toward lower prices.
Nominal duty paid prices stiii quoted at about
l5-6 for 9-test centrifugal; l5 tor S9test mus
coyado and 3I6 fer ,9-test moasses sugar Refined
was till and unchanged
BUTTER Receipts. 9s70 packages Butter re-
manned unchanged, being firm 1t ~ Tor extra
creameTy-
EGGS-Reecipts. A.soO cases. EsEs held finn at
yesterdays advance with Western hrstS again quoted
a D 70 2 cents.
NAVAL STORES-Stocx: Resin. sssp bbls;
spirits turpentine. 293 bbs; tar 955 bbls steady
and unchanged market noted FOR r0Sin with
nachinc-nade barrels quoted at G9is. RCsin held
steady on the basis Of Is for common 70 good
strained. with tar nominal and not quoted
MILL FEED-Lcss buoyant; spring bran. IN 100
10 sacks 10 STTiTc lake and rail, I'D middlnss.
2l.s5: city bran % %; Western REQ dog. 2a.sS.
FLOUR-M9deTate demand; spring patents 4.l0a
40; spring clears 35ea215; winter stTsl8hts 35ol
$50; winter clears 32ja3.95: Kansas in sacks pat
ents. 375a390; str3iFhts. 350a359; clears 2S0s325
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy moderate business, 355a
AIS
C0RNNEAI-Tladc is fair; kiln dried for export.
2..0a2-75; coarse meal. IN bags. LOsal.M
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Thcrc is a moderate in
quiry. at 230a25j.
HAY-UnsottIeI; less active. Receipts 1l7e tons:
part export; prime. L05ali0; Ne. ], LOO; No. ?.
s3asjc.. No. s. 75aSec,
STRAW-Moderato trade; long rye, 55a7Oc.
BEEF-Firmi fair dealings; family, l250al10O;
packet. I009alI09.
PORk-Light supply, mess. lSooaiS.'5i family,
le.Glal9.8.
TALLOW-Strunger; city quoted at 6, in hogs
heads.
LARD-Quiet prime Western. 40; city. eco; re
fined continent. 1000; South American, le.7j; re-
fined Brazilian kegs II75; city stearinc l0.l2;
olcostearine, stronger; city loac; Chicago, l0slc
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

ssles-washington Railway and Electric Is. 2.0D
az SIS. So at s7ls.
CAPITAL Traction. y al li, s at 1E. at lA
Washington Railway aud Electric common, 80 al
81, % a. 81, % az So.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred . at
Sc % al So, Il st s7z. 50 u ga 50 q STA
Washington Gas. % at O.. 10 at s.. > az 81.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at 6'k
Washington Loan and Trust. ! az 2l9. at Zlg.
After call-Columbia Railrosd S. 500 al l0fI.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred At
G
Capital Traction. % at rs, % at 1873, 20 at Ia..
p az lR7s
FoIloSing are the closing bid quotations on rs
tcr1ay3 local exchange:
Bonds-phiiippiue Land Purchase ls l09 District
0f Columbia 65s TI5
Gas bonds-Wsshington Gas Company 4s. I5s
Washington Gas Company certificates ot indebted
Bess 6s. III.
Railroad bonds-Capitsl Traction Railroad is. lo5.
AnacosiiA and Potomsc S. l0l. City and Suburban
Ralroad s.. lG Columbia Railroad second mort
gaze ., ioA Columbia Railroad es. io9. Me,ro-
poiiizn Railroad s. ll5s- Metropolitan Railroad
crrtiucates of Indebtedness G.. lol Washington
Railway and Electric g. S.
Miscellaneous b0nds-United States Electric Ligat
debcnture improvement G.. l0liz. United Stafss
Electric Light certificates q indebtedness g. lesi
Potomac Electric Light first s., f05 Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat S. los Cfesareske md
Potomac $. IFs. Washington Market Company
FIST o. iG
Public utility stGcks-Cauital Traction. 49,.
Washington Railway and Electric common. ST.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred Sc.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat go wash
ington Gas, S6as, Georgetown Gas 6s. Chesspczke
and Potomac Telephone S.
Type machine stoeks-MelSeuthaler LIr0trrs. so-
Lsnst0n M0notync 'IqL
Mining stocks-Greene Copper. - Mitchell Min
lns COMPANY. 81.
National bank stoo---smcricau. l76. oaritsi. Iss.
Central. goo. National City, Ls- Columbia 90
CommeIcial lss Farmers and Mechanics 81
Lincoln 80 Metropolitan. -. Ri-zs CO. sec
oId, ls5- Ir4der=', 80 Washington go
ITusf company stOcks-Amc-ican Security and
TIust. Zl9- National safe DEPOSIT and Trust ~
Union Trust Comrauy. tI9. Washington Loan and
Trust. '5lS
Savings bsns st1css-Home SAVING Bank "a
Union savings Bank, e9,. Washington savings
BEuk. rs
tHc insurance st0ck=-AriinEton. . Columbia
ID Coreoran. = Fremens q Franklin s.
4, ifrnaa American. 26j. Metropolitan, s. Naticusl
Union. T. Peoples f. Riggs
Title lnsJTapcc st0cks-Coiumbia V.tI- Z Eral
E-tdte Title s.
miscellaneous stocks-Southe5r Public Seryic. Cor
roFaiion, il0, Glsphoph9ne common g. Grspbo-
Ilone preseEred. ST. Security Storage C0r-psrv sIso
Washington Market - Fneli,y storage Co1,.
TGny. la
'Ex-diridend
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ner York. Oct. SEATTLE Receipts, l.la.
Prime and choice heavy steers, firm; Others steady:
bulls slow medium and fat cows, duh; 10 lBc. of
bologna COWS. steady; steers. 3S5ssl0; bulls, Pa
$50. COWS. Llaa. 90
CALV ES-Reccipts. l.7s0; yeals, fTm 10 a frac-
srassers. alas32j; fed calves. a5eatW
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. 1850: sheep.
steady; lambs. duh sheep, 50045.s0; lambs, 609s
SZL
H0GS-Receipts. 6,siG; market lower. State hogs.
e5oss.7o; pigs as.
Baltimore, Nd. Oct I-CATTLE-Recsipts for
week ended At noon to-day were t97s head, against
isl0 head last week lei cars on this sale Best cat
lie % t. 5c- higher; Others about steady AZ last
weeks prices Quote: Steers. best butchers. As
10 $50; Others $50 10 40; COWS. 200 10 IS: bulls
2J to SO; heifeTs. 3@ea4 % stocheE and feeder.
275 20 4l9i fresh cows, 10 to IS % per head TX
ported last week pcr steamship Quernmore for Liver
pool, - cattle.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change Yesterday was again small ia vo!-
ume and uncertain IN character. except
that there was tendency 10 hammer
down railway shares. Capital Traction
reaching a new low figure 1T i4924, which
was nearly two points below the selling
price on Tuesday. The slump was ex
piained by the fact that a block of 800
shares was thrown on the market and
had 10 be sold. This brought the price
down. though this stock has been consid-
cred as stable as any Of the local secu-
| rites.
( Washington Railway and Electric st0cly
also came in for some drubbing, not a
sale being effected above the previous
days record. The apathy on the market
for the railway securities is assigned to
various reasons. among them being the
general s1Owness Of stocks OH all the
markets of the country. the uncertainties
Of the election. and the doubt existing
relative 20 the franchises which Con-
gress may vote 10 the railways to ap-
preach the union station.
The total trading Of the session was 5s4
shares of stock and 5000 in bonds.
Greene Copper. Mitchell Mining, the
/ type machine shares. and the bank and
trust company securities were practically
neglected.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Argue the PeaveY Case

Final arguments in the Union Pacific
Peavey Grain Company elevator case be-
gan before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission yesterday. The case was tried
some time ago. and the commission de-
cided the compensation of II cents n
hundred pounds paid for the elevator
service was not unreasonable Rival rail
roads, claiming they had additional evi-
denee to offer, had the case reopened.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ncw York. Oct. sl.-Money on call at tine sto-k
excaanse to-day opened at per cent highest. 6lk:
lowest, o. closing, 3. Most Of the DAYS lean, were
a. VeT cent
Time money continues very firm and scarce. Rates
o. Ga for NINETY days; 20 81. for longer dates
Mercantile paper moved sluwIy- / good assortment
Of high grade names was offered. hut the demand
vas very light Rates. % g. per cent for sixty TO
ninety DAYS indorsed bills receivable SIX months.
choice aud single names; g. 10 Per cent for others
In spite of the advance ia money rates to-dar
sterling held steady. sch OF only from FIVE 70 ten
POINTS then rsilyDg to yesterdays level. There was
fairly good demand for remittance.
Rates for actual business were as follows: 60 days
s455a4 500; demand, l5565a 1850: cables &ss5a
Ls67o. Commercial bills were 479is 70 l.sIs. Cot
t0u biIls were in good supply
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
'Exdiridenl
GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago. Ocf Jl-Owinr 20 q general falling assy
q speculative interest the tsade II wheat TO-DAY
drassed oJt spintlcss sort q finish. deSpi,e 'be
t4ry strength OF foreign improvements and 4oue
seod neW, from The Northwest. Tie active months
cosed sa'sc higher toarse grains closed 51u vii,
corn shldo higher and cats unehanrsd Ad-anosI
prices D. provisions were maintained IN the EnsI
Transactions
Cash sales-Wheat. winter. No. rcd -pss-fs.
No : hard. 's'4a'5 sI-iuE. No. Northern. .s-sl.
No Northern, 70as1 Com-No - fgis. No ?
white, is'. No . ye-0u. r.. Osts-No "a
No. > white. 3fa55i5
Quotations furnished by Charles .. Cates & Co.
members Chicago Beard Of Trade. Nuusev Balstne
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
New Orleans.
Spot Markets.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARkEr.

Market quiet; prices not materiaIly changed.
CATTLE-Extrs. 40 to 500 per cwt; butchers
425 to 40 per cwt.i ordinary. 2.59 to ace
HOGS-PeE cWt.. gross. 6.2s to 675; ordinary. IS
to Goo.
SHEEP-Cipped, Loa TO $50; medium, go t,
$50
LAyIBs-Per pound. spring. choice. ~; medium
10 T.
CALYEs-Per pound, prime, y. to 8, medium,
to n; grass, 20 5
C0WS-Each. prime. 800 10 900; common. gR
to 2f.g9; old and DRY, 100 70 Iee9.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
COTTON IIARKET.

New YORK. Oct SIN spite Of freezing Jempera-
lures over North Texas. Oklahoma. aud Indian Ter
Titory. where the lateness Of the crop indicates the
probability q severe damage, the cotton market
broke sharply after the opening, with December
selling as low lec- Every impulse 70 fally was
checked ly heavy inside selling and both New Or
leans and Liverpool we're affected by the hammer
ing tactics Southern spot markets DO seem 90
b. following Tie declines in futures, but thc lear
ishness of TGeraIliDg sentiment encourages short
selling. l. seems reasonable to suppose that the
cold weather haa put complete stop TO further de-
velopmont Of the plant. Southern spot markets
generally quiet and unchanged To = lower. Port
receipts estimated at $500 against IS $50 last year
Exports were heavy, as it is the last day Of the
month, and were $500 bales up TO l O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
RESOURCES.
ta,I77.s99s5

The present u4dyaaaI gaze of shares IN eaa6 ae aos atiE
monthly payment of 81 so 6en madc TIE f agent-go
issues haze been maflred and yeaee1Vea.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
SiI-er fnr nnnrnr

The Director Of the Mint yesterday pur-
chased 10000 ounces OF silver at 70d
cents an ounce, delivery 70 DC at Denver
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Now York.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton
exchanges. lr2 II street northwest Phones main
G4le. 6tnl
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Regarding Wills

Is the name OF an interesting booklet on
that important subject, which We VIII be
glad to mail you upon request
Wills drawn and filed without charge
when this Company is named EXECT-
TOR or TRUSTEE
Consultation with the officers Of the
Company is invited.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at f. p. WelIer's Phar-
macy. 1884 NJ St NV, and promptly for
waTded to the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Charles C. Gatcs'& & Co
members New York Stock Exchange. Munscy Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished iy L. T. Chapman & Co. members
NeT York stock Exchange. g. Bowl ChiIEa.,
manager, L31I T street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York, Oct. sL-United States government
huuds, Closing to-day:
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
LlAslLiTIES,

On Stock 81, 1901 Is
Surplus and profits 347,734.7S
Bills payable 100000
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds of Philippine
Government
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

NlE l0Ik. OCT. 5l--WHEAT Inn but inactive
No J Northern Duluth. 70 arrive .lakc ami TaiH s.,
0rJI December f. o. p; No ! Northern lruitoba.
SCI late November; n. . Northern Manitoba. sfs.
lStc NCvember; No red E. O. D.. December pEiee
No hsEd. D over December E o. b. Ne , maca-
roni. 80 E O. 3. No . macar0ni. q. Exporters took
three loads.
CORN-Steady; quiet trade; No. elevator. 55Is
Nc. .. - l5 E. o. b.; No > Yellow, 55-s f. O. b. No
early N07ember. So f. q. h., 10. middle Of
December. 52 :. o. b. No. white, SC Z O. b. TX
pcTters took seven loads.
OATS-Inactive bat firm Elevator prices. No .
winter, i0 No white, 3s'-; No mixed, s7iz;
No niNe1 81. n h Tie rricc for frt.rrs
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

Baltimore. Md. Oct. 3l.-NHEAT-stock in eIe-
yators, 1851 bushels. The market for Southern
wheat to-day vas frmer on graded lots with re-
CeiUts only moderate and demand good and CONSTANT
for prime whea;s. sales Of oargoes on uade at
the elevators az 75 for special bin No red - for
stock No , rel 70ia for special bin steamer No. .
red 69s Ser stock steamer No red 65s for spccisl
bin rejected 6s for stock rejected. and 6s for Tc-
jeCied TO 90 through dTier. Contract opened firm
December 75s77s The market for Western closed
steady: spot. October. 79l4 December. S0ls
CORN-Stock in eleIstoTs. 56I s02 bushels There
were no receipts Of Southern com to-day in conse-
quence Of which the market is reported quiet and
entirely nominal. with prime lots afoat quoiable
noInnally at 53 Per bushel for white g per bushel
for yellow. and track yellow corn domestic 5ia54s
per bushel for car lots prime SPOT General mar
ket steady Contract opened steady; year 4slsa4 =
The market for Western closed firm; SPOT. October.
519. November 3 year. 4sS January iS't
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

William X. Vanderbilt. Chauncey N
Depcw, J. PieTDont Morgan, and Melville
p. ingalls, were reelected directors Of
the Big -Four Railroad for a term of
three years 1T the annual meeting of the
stockholders at Cincinnati to-day. The
directors Will meet IN New York soon to
organize and elect officers.
The common capital stock OF the COM
pany will he increased from $40 0o0,e00 TO
100000 TO be used in making cxten-
SiOnS.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
Washington Branch
l4iS c Street Northws ST
Washington
Loan 6 Trust Co.
OFFICE COZ. eTH AND E SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. Sl.ooo.oo0.
SURPLUS. S5Oo 600 ,EARNEDl. 4"

- X IN any amount made on approved FcAl
- estate OF coiztersi reasonable rates
- interest paid upon dcDOslts monthly BAL
- ances subject 10 check.
- Tnis company scts as executor, admiutstIa.
- tor, trustee agent, treasurer. TeE1stzET, ara
- IN all other hdEciary CAPACITIES.
- Boxes for rent IN burglar and nTgprco1
- vaults for safe deposit and storage q valuable
- packages.
. Heal Estate Department Is prepared to sss1us
- the management Of yogT real estate Care1li
- attention given 10 all Dc ais
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

President Cassatt viii. in all prohabil-
ity. be TIE deciding influence as to
whether The dividend on Pennsylvania
Railroad stock win be at a per cent
rate or not There are two strong parties
in the directorate favorinC different
courses in this matter, and IL is only
matter CT guosswork as TO where Presi-
Gent Cassctt viii throw the balance Of
power
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
CURB MARKET.

sales % noon to-day. -4..o0 shares
Total sales today. 1880 shares.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

Shares open for subscription and first payment,
which be made the Office of the Association daily
from 9 m 80 pm. Shares ST. so monthly -Four
per per guaranteed Upon maturity
of shares full earnings paid.
FOR PAMPHLETS explaining the object and advantages
10 additional
Office: EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1908 Street.
EPSON President SPEAR. ViCe-PTesideut.
Secretary c. w CAsILEAR,
BARNARD JOHN A HAMILTON ALVIN 81. LoTHKoP
W. II. HARRIES 2. B
w B. LARNgR B.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01

The Equitable purely Cooperative Saving and Loauiug
Association.
1t yields fair and reliable profits its shareholders
monthly payments stock.
It provides the way for its members lay foundation
homes and other property.
money members of interest and upon
advantageous terms.
is make possible the advantages
and benefits mutual and equal the shareholders both
borrowers and investors and conduct the Association upon
sound business principles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
LA DIVINE SARAH.
Mme. Bernhardt in Camille" Delights
 Great Audience.

Mime. Bernhardt in Camille" Delights
 Great Audience.
 To attempt to describe the acting of Mime. Sarah Bernhardt would be to compete with the poets and journalists of two continents. It is enough to say that she seemed at her best last night, One would swear that this dulcet voiced, clnging divinity was thirty at the most. Although a large part of the audience could understand no French, her every movement was followed with keen attention. Between the fourth and fifth acts she received eight curtain calls, a procedure which may be re- garded either as idiotic or compliment tary. As the audience passed down Chapel street after the play a surpris- ingly large number of people were at tempting to speak French and all were reiterating "Maisoni, la divine Sarah"
 It has been said that Hamlet and Camille" La Dame aux Camelias" of Dumas fills, are the hoops through which every great actor and actress re- spectively has to jump. Camille is emotional to the highest power, but with Bernhardt the emotion is many fold intensified by being repressed. It may be fairly said that this, to be like Bernhardt in "Camilmle," is the goal of every emotional actress.
 The admirable supporting company is from the Theater Sarah Bernhardt, Paris. The gowns were nebulous charms but, alas, that refuge of the stricken dramatic reporter, scenery, was nearly nil. If Mme. Bernaardt actually car- ries 1t about the country with her we earnestly pray that it may be lost.
 The audience, filling the theater from the boxes to the top gallery, contain ed many of the best known people of New Haven and towns sur -ounding.
 Among the extra people, In the fourth act, were several Yale pper-classmen in evening dress, who have made repu- tations in the dramatic club and French club plays,
 Nine Bernhardt was given a recep- tion by the French club, which is com- posed of some of the most prominent men in the university, at which she was presented with bi-centennial medal.
 The theater was decorated with American flags, and with bunting to represent the flag of France.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
FOR sAIE.
SpIRETUAI,
District of New Haven, ss; Probate

District of New Haven, SIS. Probate psT%Tb SoSTi OF eE6Rg1ANA peSFpaSy Sdt W ls0s. BA
 CON, late of New Haven, in said
 district deceased.
 An instrument in writing, purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased. and codicil thereto, hay ing been presented in Court, and Francis Bacon of New Haven, having made written application praying that the same may be probated, and that letters testamentary may be granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t Is
 ORDERED, That said application he heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District. on the 18th day of Febru- ary 1905, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, and that public notice of the pendency oI said application, and of the time and place of hearing thereon. be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in newspaper having a circulation in said District.
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEVELAND, fs St Judge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Illustrated Outdoors at the Pease, Lewis company's.
 Dr. Bernard F, Henrahan, of Dixwell avenue, was yesterday appointed clerk of the board of relief for one month, in accordance with the appropriation made by the board of finance Thursday even- ing on request.
 The Naugatuck high school basket ball team will meet New Haven high school team in Anderson's gymnasium this evening.
 Victoria court, Order of the Golden Sceptre, will give whist in the lodge room over Music hall. Court street, on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 General Manager Higgins, of the New Haven road, states that the railroad has no intention of electrifying the old Cheshire-loop route from this city to Waterbury.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
HON W. R. coRwrN TO SPEAK.

Will Address Chamber of Commerce on
 the Tariff.
 At the invitation of President Wood ruff of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce Hon. W. R. Corwin, secre- tary of the American Reciprocal Tariff league, has consented to address the chamber at it's meeting on Monday ev- ening MT. Corwins subject will be "The Tariff"
 This meeting of the chamber will be very important one. About fifty ap- plieations for membership will be on eand to be acted on, 1t is expected.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
WRIGHT. pARDEE & DAY.

The law firm of Wight, Pardee & Merrels announces the retirement of Frederick B. Merrels and that Osborne A. Day has become ayinember of the same The firm name will hereafter be Wright, Pardee & Day. The offices Of the firm will remain at 42 Church street (First National Bank huilding), rooms 713-717.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
PASSED SATISFACTORY EXAMINA-
 TION.

Captain ATling and Lieutenant Beebe
 Advanced by Military Board. The military examining board has re- ported that the following officers of the Second regiment, c. N. G.. have passed a satisfactory examination and in ac- eordance herewith they have been ap- pointed and commissioned with rank as given below:
 Captain Arnot tll, filling, Co. D, New Haven.
 First Lieutena iaHenry A. Beebe, Go. D, New Haven
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
GILBERT, 'oS M. S., WINS "Y."
Finals in Competition for "Y' and
 Heaton Memorial.

Heaton Memorial.
 In the Yale gymnasium last night A. c. Gilbert, OS M. S., won the "Y," and H. B. Griffin, 'O9, M. S., the 1909 numer- als.
 The events included side horse, flying rings, club swinging and tumbling, and during the intermisson there were ex- hibitions in fencing and wrestling. In club swinging c. B .Armstead, 'O6 S, got first and A. c, Gilbert, '0S, sec- ond.
 On the side horse V, D. Price, O6, se- cured first and L. c. Everard, 'OS, sec- ond.
 In tumbling R. c. Hoele, 'OS, was first and A. c. Gilbert was second.
 On the flying rings V. D. Price was first and A. c. Gilbert second.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
ARREsrEp oN wAnnANr

Detective Dennefy captures Thomas Comierarty, who was trying to dis station, arrested William Petrie, a brick mason of 96 Haven street, on a warrant charging hic with non-support of his wife.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
GROUND HOG OUT EARLY.

Naugatuck, Feb. 2.--The West noun tain ground hog, supposed to be the most reliable authority on late winter weather, was out bright and early this morning, but after sniffing the frosty air and taking a lingering look at his shadow beat nasty retreat into his hole, to resume ais hibernating custom for the next six weeks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-03
A FORMER PORTLAND MAN.

Captain Mehaffey We'll Known There
 and in Middletown.
 Captain Joseph J. Mehaffey, who died at his home in this city Wednesday. was former Portland (Conn.) man and was also well known in Middle town. He was veteran Mason of Warren lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, of Port land