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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
NOTICE.


 Notice is hereby given that The Da- mascus Railroad Company will petition the next General Assembly of the State of Connecticut to be held at Hartford on the Wednesday following the first Monday of January, 1907, for the fol- lowing alteration in it's charter, to wit {: 1. By striking out in the first sec tion of said charter the words said Company shall not cross any highway at grade and inserting in lieu therc- of the words said Company may cross highways at grade.''
 ?. By adding Sec. to said resolu- tion as follows:
 The said Company shall have right to take, with the approval of the rail- road commissioners, in the manner pro- vided in Sec. 96S7 of the General Stat utes, such lands easements and inter- ests in lands as it's directors shall find necessary for the purposes of the rail- road
 Dated at New Haven, this 18th day of December 1906
 THE DAMASCUS RAILROAD CO, By Edmund Hacher, it's Attorney.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17

A meeting of the entertainment com. mitte6 from Russell circle, No. | ana San Salvador circle, No, 4, Daughters of Isabella, was held yesterday after. noon in K. of c, hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17

He-Everything in this house looks run down. She-But. dear, you have n't seen the bills this month!-Detroit Free Press.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17

Thomas Savers, Patrick Reynolds and Michaael King.
 The funeral was largely attended. lnterment took place in the famoly plot in St. Lawrence cemetery, where the Rev. Father Heagan read tn com initial services.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
TO THE GENE
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, TO
 DE HELD AT HARTFORD ON THE WEDNESDAY FOLLOWING THEG FIRST MONDAY OF JANTARY 1Ong l.

ID THE GEN NERAL ASSEMBLY ON
 THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, TO
 BE HELD AT HARTFORD ON THE
 WEDNESDAY, FOLLOWING TFfTN
 FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY, 1907 1:
 The Damascus Railroad Company. in- corporated under resolution of this Assembly, approved July 18th, 1905, re- spectfully requests alterations of the charter of said Company as follows, to wit:
 l. By striking out in the first section of said charter the words said Conn pany shall not cross any highway at grade" and inserting in lieu thereof tue words, said Company may cross highways at grade"
 ?. By adding Sec 4 to said resolution as follows:
 The said Company shall have a right to take, with the approval of the rail- road commissioners in the manner pro- vided in Sec. S6S7 of the General Stat utes, such lands, easements and inter- ests in lands as it's directors shall find to be necessary for the purposes of the railroad.
 Dated at New Haven, this 18th day of December 1906
 THE DAMASCUS RAILROAD CO,
 by Edmund Zacher, it's Attorney. The above and foregoing petition to the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut having been presented to me, judge of the Superior Court, and 1t appearing to me that the adverse party consists of more than twenty in dividuals, pursuant to the provisions of Sec [. of the General Statutes, it is hereby
 Ordered: That notice of said petition be given by publishing the same in The Journal and Courier, a newspaper pub lished in New Haven County, at least three times before the 18th day of De- eember 1906.
 Dated at New Haven this 12tb 5s1,o of December, 1906.
 JOHN N. THAYER,
 Judge of the Superior Court. d143t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
MRS. PHMENDA n. rHTr,coTT

MRS. PHILENDA r. CHILCoTT.
 Mrs. Phiienda F. Chilcott, widow of Franklin Chilcott died on Saturday at the home of her daughter, Miss Flor once L, Chilcott, 2SS Shelton avenue. She was eighty-four years of age.
 The body will be taken to Orchard Park, N. Y, to-day for burial.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-17
Entertainments E
HYPERION THEATRE.

IF H11tHVlV IFIII4A ' ItIls sam S. and Lee Shubert Inc, Mgrs
 Fms afternoon and Evening This seasons New York and Chicago G otanatlc matte sensation direct from 2 months at New Lincoln Theatre, N. Y. THE LOVE ROUTE." Dy the author of The Prince Chap"
 With 0DETTE TYLER,
 and cast of selected nlavers Prlces as $1.50. $1.0O, 75c soc, 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
WILL NOT PRESIDE NEW sky -SCRAPER
President Roosevelt VIII Not Appear
at Banquet 10 Be Given IN Honor
Of W. J. Bryan.

oyster Bay. July g. President
Roosevelt win not preside 1T Inc re-
ception of The Commercial Traveller
Antitrust League fs 70 tender VIM
b. Bryan at Msaison Square Gardcn
August 49, on Bryan return from his
trip around The world The letter q
William Hoge, president Of the lea
cue. inviting the president TO onicia.o
and an expression of non-partisan
character 90 the organization and ire
belief that the president Is as much
OF an enemy to thc trusts as Bryan
was received and answered by Sec
rotary Loeb.
The presider fa1 determined 'omc
time ago 10 refase an proHerad er
uagemeuts during the summer and
Secretary Loeb needed na farther cor
su'tat.on I'm sending dec.inati0n.
IN accordance with she time Honore
custom Prfatfpn' Roosevelt w.ii cable
bis hearty congratulations 1 Che royal
family 81 Germany ON The birth ~ ar
he'r fo the throne. This usa win
bee iu response t1 AIN eUc.ai noufca
iion which win later proceed from She
German capital 70 adj nations RI tho|
world. If Tire presidents me sage is'
made pullc it riH te by ihe recoiD
Tents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
Evening Post cf New York to Have
Magnificent New Home Fifteen
Stories High.

Now York. July Wrlt has begun
en- 4w bpi8b,o far tba ra, yorg
f,.-. ~, 49,.
p."". .le
sti oil ''felul study OF aIl The bes.
equ'pfed newspaper nndjtn@8 in iae
country Oi 'a' hil'sd A.a'le ia'
newspaper ono s VIII occupy the four
iopAi -s'. nan zoe gfo4h1 N"'5 ah1 ia
TWO easements.
sey street overlooking h' OBJ church
! FaIn OF 81 faHiH "ii avoid fNe boz
IKE appeAfante oI -n many So
iciaptfa ny general color effect OF
feen and Whiie. produced hy tail lm
tone piers framing bay window oi
'foiltd lf Z. The copper mansart
roof serves ihe double pupp a cf
pleasing ihe ey' ana admitting 'n-
creased light tp the composing room
.tlN'en thfee large aofWer windows.
t pie room B. W '.e .1Y 4f-a
n'rt i"en ytou, le1. h.eh art s1r-
.einaeI h} Visitors -a0ei". io
Anch .Aa pahi'c fiii he freely ad.
ftci bea.f aais1aiiy rmmod..u
ana conveniently arranged ioom- ior
Fire Hr" and editorial departments
tHe plans provide for In"h room
smoking gallery. shower baths snI
iouhe-ng rooms Tor the mechanical
department welhciH Tha ventist.ne
'sn. "h.aii IL unusually comp.e e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06

murder tory developed yesterday
morning at Elco, In this county.
which promises 10 prove an unusually
ugly chapter in ne history Of the
county, as NE people concerned in il
are natives Of the county and very
generally known
Word was received early yesterday
morning BY Conorer McMauus Thar
the body Of man was found in the
r. nd al or near Elco, and that mur.
der had been committed. The coroner
lelt 81 2:29 yesterday morning for
cleo retunng yesterday afternoon
ava tie result of his visit and inyett
cation has been the issuing Of war
rants for he arrest Of two pramin.
emit men Harrison Lentz and George
Shilling
The dead man is Drew BeasIey a
wen known citizen of Eico When
found Shilling was standing guard
over the body with a Shot gun The
body was a horrible Sight The hack
Of the head was shot away aud there
were bullet holes showing CHAT botA
shot gun and a pistol had been used
in the killing THE murder was com
miued Monday but II was not dis
covered TN Wednesday The cofoners
inquest developed that Harrison
Lenfz, who Is young man Of 7 or
20 years son of Joseph ten.z bad
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
UNCLE SAM AS A
PEACEMAKER
AGAIN
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 0uATE.
MALA AND SALVADOR MAY
Be PATCHED UP.
NOW AT POINT OF WAR


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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
sAnr Her HUSBAND.

East st Louis, III July 5,-Mrs
Maude Deasso hof her husband
Peter d aas.o. tw.ce hroueh the head
today, mortally wounding him, be
cause. sic decImed 9lea afrc ed
he had threatened 10 kin her with q
hatchot and wa preparing to leave
her and Join his former divorced wife
Mrs Deasso asserted that Doasso
had a hatchet in his hand and wa.
about 90 strike her when me fired
Doasso i. IN ho hospital and il Is said
cannot live.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
ANXIOUS TO RETlRF.

81. Patcrsbure Juiy Premier
Goromyfiu and all the members Of
the ministry except St9lyp'u wcte
pre- eut at today's sitting of the roun
cii Of tie empire The tone OF their re-
MARKS tended to confirm tha sur
mise that the fan of fhe ministry bad
been fpoGei oH account OF ths re-
fusai of the eons'iut onal democrats
to participate i1 the Coalition cabinet
G.aemytin today rrifeItei 500 pfi
waite conversation the statement ;ha,
he xas anxious to reife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
GROWTHIS SERIOUS
or the Fanatics in EgyPt Declares Sir
Edward Grey IN Sensational
Speech in Parliament.

London. July parliament and
the country were given q aupr s- 50.
night 10y au unexpected and scus8.
uonal peech by Sir Edward Grey
foreign secretary. oa tA. situation .u
Egypt.
Speaking in o solemn tone and amid
tense silence. fhe minister dec ared
that the recent attacks ON B-itsa
officers ar Tantab was moi accidental
lut = de'ita.afe marifes.af CD ~ tha
anaHoal spirit which had ueros .atel
b. streueI heHi1s OF the garrison iu
Egypt. and declared that unless the
authority of Lord Cr5mer and the
Egypfian government was strongly
Ip1eld it might lead 20 a ST ustou
-aauiriag the adoption Of -urh un-1n-
fitGt cnal measures 70 mee tha emer
-e-cy a. aould be- especially dis
tasteful 20 the liberal government.
The secretary referred f1 fha z1at
rrow Of The fanaficaI feeling ir
Egypt and throughout north Afri-a o.
Gently which might necer ita.e er.r
urrher measlres r. project tle
Europeans in Egp-. and. he e1n-
iuuei -as things are now 7 -ar d.
Iberafe'T and with the fril -01z- oi
responsibility that 81 paTI arFrt d-e-
anytting at tais moment t0 reaEa1
-r dest-oF tie 7Us ao-tF cf tha Er-
-=ar carr-r grr rffI come faaa ..
face STA "a very aailHz -itrafi.u- TO-.
Hc1'd lsnatic1z1 s.r tha te ter 81 ti-
authority rher- might
arise nece= =sity for extreme measures. Z
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
WANT 'Fm pOTH

Denver Colo. Jnly a--Infi'a'.Hn.
were today extended TO Pre-ilcn.
Roosevelt and William D. Bryan 'a
attend the annual convention of be
I1tcrnaif nal League ~ Press Ciuts
August - Tho president Is LciHg
urged ta attend not as president tut
as aa author aud Bryan an aliicr
and publisher Plies Peas Centennial
viii occur in Colorado SPRINGS in scp.
femhcr aHd effort wH De- made go
r9.aia TIE rres don't lln- r1o-gf fo b.
present al fhi- celebration a- arH
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
HEAVY WORK DONE.
ay the Two Houses Of Congress as
Shown BY the Official Report

Wash ueiou, p C.. July 5.-A de-
tailed statement of tho work OF tho
house of the first session. iust closed
given ont tonight shows fsat there
were f5ol hills passed anr sGs lsf.
uud.sposcd Of The total number Of
laws enacted by th,. congress is given
officially as $3.50 while tho FIFTY
eighth c0rgrc ia bD,h .fa Gr ana
second sessions enacted 3Ic1 lava
These arc exclusive of public and
Dr tafe resolutions Of ah'ch fhsr,
were "a enacted at Ilr sese. .on Hi 2
closed ard 90 30 tao Two ions Of
preceding con e5fse
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
RuslNEss MAJ A sulclpE.

Kansas Ciiy, Mo- July g. Beni. +
BWrd, aged 10 who for eighteen years
ha been prominent IN business affairs
OF fhjs city as q mrn1er of The burd
ana Fletcher Printing company com
mit cd su eide 10 his private office to
night DIS hCctIng himself. ie w9s ae.
spoudent over financial aud domestic
troubles. it IS said.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
KILLS OLD MAN.

Ne'ro-c Nnn J.Iv 1-Funt Ron
aii 20 fears oh. local prize feht.r
struck and Killed Michael oCal1or a
man - go gears af age O'rorr0r Ha.
q wealthy retired farmer TheF bad
been drHkiug ard HrnssH became an
ery af o rsmarE fie oId m-a ma1r
and efwrf terrific tiow DHgrHH
frH To the noor expiring aim0r ir.
sfaEfr B0usali Eae arrested
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
NAY CAUSE UPRISING

Kars. Trans Caaeasis IaiF -De
captafed brdiea of ere HHa
men Who haf hear rfnr1nHHf f1 ap
pear as Wines af au -nFf fIza'.lH
ln fhe lut.uac.al tral lee wr found
f1laE e1fsfa the fortress anH ~ ri
feared bal t1.s ui1 rr1sote aH grr-
.rT a-I.laf rHs HrrrH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
CLEVELAND IS Ill
Former President Coif1ed TO His
Home-RepoTted That he Has
Attack Of Appendicitis.

Princeton ~ j. Juiy 5-Former
President Cleveland is uI ar Li home
here bur h0N seriously not known
out f1- Of t1e family circle a fele-
rto-e me--.ee from che Cleveland
home tonight gave rfe information
tha DE- vas resting easy.
it was learned iate tGnic-t that
fI IEeilno IS suffering frau al attack
of asthma TO which be- Is s1h-e.t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06

from hc stereotypIng room 10 the
press room. an elaborate pneumatic
tube system connecting every depart
ment with central office in the com
posing room. and the storage room ir
tho basement which will hold a sup
ply sufficient for thirty or f9rty dly-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
IILnFss 40 erploua-

New York. July Sat t.se residence
~ U= Bryant. iH This CITY Cl ea.aa1--
rhf ea-f s1 d t0Hfz he- af
though Dr. Lrsalt Was u-5 sf nome lf
c5a-d 5a tztzd 1hat fae former pre- j.
dents illness is not serious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
PHYSICIAN SAYS
THAW IS A
WEAKL|NG
DR.. T. A. INQUIRE DECLARES HE
is SANE BUT WITHOUT WILL
POWER.
BROODED OVER WRONG
Done Him ny White and Thought nc
Did Right in Staying Him 10
Save Wife's Name~-Fad
Kept Spies on White


New YORK 90iy PR i'r ti"1k y
MettaliR i"t's i'9''i pis a'7'Hi
made a c"'e'0i onSe. 'aisoii % ~
phYsioal 1yhilahs a.l toei'A' " H"
ton Of Harry ma" since ne nas heaii
IN the loihns chaTgen via ine inu..
der OF stanford NhlIe' ana ne almost
mas reached me conclusion tha' ga"
i sane, put is WeaMla4
DR. Mcclure cohslaefs IL uhheees-
sary to urge INSANITY as reason TOT
'he commission or me CRIME ana oP-
iiey2s lha# 8alelJ from coa'i. = o4
Hes Id plea of lo7'lll'a'l3n Hpoa 'ue
ethical ground that appeals % the sym
pathy OF an meh-thai a husband rs
bound in dulE 20 defend the honor OF
his wife.
IF / were q l8W%e' a!d Dr He
Cure ~ wn'ud not ho.iIat2 Tor
moment abou' going befee jury IN
behalf Of ThaW, presenting the III
treatment Of Mrs IhaW py Nhlle al
defense and relying upon the hon'r
that IS found among men IN cIIliile1
communitie TO bring in a verdict OF
yinlication t|en thou2h he strict 'n-
tcrpella'ioa OF evidence might be
against it,
Of Nervous Temperament.
Il am convinced by study of ThaW
that he Is Of highly nervous tenn
permanent peculiarly sensitive To emo
ton Of any kind. and is controller
more by his feelings than by the
operai on OF his reason Fhaw Is SO
constituted mentally hat ordinary ~
cldents which The average normal per
son MIGHT be displet ca with and
pass -Wi'h y a. reblse WoNd aRliate hlih
and cause display ~ hlga temper
IN q greater degree also womb
Thaw be- an acted by any'Ahs on '''
portanCe which might afect MN per
sonally The information ina. WI ~
had ill-treated Bliss Nestii before si'e
became Mrs Th9w, whether i were
true or false would aaY' moro eNcil
ing effect upcn fhaW Than Ilh' l'IoF
nation would have upon m'ei men
such Information might caU.h ihaa"-
ity where there was an IN aha iol
dency. but IL did nor make ina" IN
sane ThaW may nave h'aid ol ''e +'''
treatment many months ago 'ae Iac'
made most powerful impression
upon his mind. aud since mat 'lIhe y
has been before him night ana day.
Has a Weak Intellect
"Thaw has weak inteiiec' "h'c"
viii render the influence of ms emo
ions and feelings more con'fo'IihS' j
talked with Tnaw "nen ne was mrs,
brought TO The lah'' ana nave 'A'N'
with him snce lie wa alho9'
nhl agmatic when ] saw MN ie"
hours after th7 murder and his MIN
was in state that 7dsgeSied content
ment and satisfaction. lie wa san.
without a doubt when ii's+ f'tf ana
talked with him. iie onsweie1 que-.
lions nationally aud intelhsehily ana
his mental state. as J anal'zed it wa
That Of compl ate satisiac ion over me
killing cf Waite
"The time when Thaw af-' heiro
from ths lips of his wife ihe Story OF
The deeds Of White committed "heh /
She was an innocent girl "as Jh'
time when the mental opefa Jon De
gan Tile story ni Mr.. InaN scare
r., mark in the brain oi i"a". L'' l' I
di1 not make him insane. or FORM lh 7,
his mind the dcsIa1 20 di White al
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
IN TONS AGAIN
VIII Carrie Nation Be on Charge o.
sendirg Obscene Matter

Cmlse Otie Iaiy "a feieril
warrant eas Hed today by rnHed
sIafos ttlarHey scho'fon Tor Car
r.e NafoH. rhar1ur ter wffh aeadiug
oHsreH- marf- fhrreh fie rsifse "a
hcr faHprura nafaicaton. The
Ha'che lrs N1tioH ncw iectar
i-e u TeEaa anI federal oHcrs have
been r..fef f1 arrest ber
Ttt r-r.ff fs-He of fle THE Hatch.
s-- a.a-i "a 'ooate i8 rmre mfn'
e1I lle p nlieh tfre NaH asd
f.rr H H-rr-e
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06

Cards wers received yesterday On
0oHncfng tho marriage of Mise
-1imorue Phillips ID Mr F9suE WiI
son Alexander at Palestine. IL The
bride IS the daughter e Res. and Mrs
C. T. E--llips. formerly Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06
sPAia's ctsfNET CUTS

uadfd ffr --rhe cah'nff resf17.
ca tai1r snl Elae Aifsn1o bss
rrar-ef GraraI faoez Dar'naf=s -
rr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06

1fis- lem E'eo fs sfer0ersH HH-- p
Judge Uesey during tlc absence pi
Hiss Eva Killer. Hho win Miss Mary
Foster. mas gone 10 ChsuiaugIa y. I.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06

tiE 10 A VICE MERcHAHr xIso \
knows what each IIns of aopda nstx|
him per year. You need not drpArts
mentixe to find this OUTS You cant
throw out the uead wood until YOU
know which II III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-06

DO YOU UNDERSTAND your pub
llc or are you trying btindly tp sup
ply the wants al people whose wants
you do not knoW2. Study tlscf ccndi
tions and the tassss u your town and
IN your part Of town.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

working together under government
Thus the public school originated.
The Accepted Standard
The teacher still occupies the same
relation to the home, is still its min
lister, it's agent, its helper in one of its
most important functions, the caring
for the children as wise and loving
parents would care for them. Complex
ity of life tends to obscure the close re-
lation in which parents and teachers
stand, but my friend was right when
he laid down the principle that the
sufficient and only test of all school or
ganization, and all school administra-
ton and all school work is Does it, in
each of its parts and as a whole, ac-
complish what the wise and loving
parent would choose for his child?'
I'm accepting this standard, want to
call attention to the fact that we speak
of what the wise and loving parent
wants, and not what the unwise and
loving. or the merely loving or merely
wise, wants for his child. You have
met them and you will meet them again.
They must not be allowed to interfere
with the work of the schools, The
school must represent the best home,
and must represent 1t throughout.
When a school board is elected we
have no right to ask of the electors
of the city anything but this; Are
the men whom you propose to place
IN command over us such men as the
wise and loving parents of this COM
munity would place In control over
their children We have no right to
ask more, but woe be unto us If we
do not ask this. When school tax
Is to be levied the question which
should be asked is, Does this tax pro-
vide buildings and teachers such as
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

1t Is your desire that it shall obtain
in the school system of Los Angeles and
this is the most refreshing experience
have had since coming here. After
had returned to Berkeley to finish
the last piece of unfinished work that 1
had left there, the principalship of the
second largest school in Los Angeles
became vacant.
No one wrote to me about the place
while l was in Berkeley. When 1 re-
turned home l found that some nine
persons had asked to be considered for
the position, but not one of the applt-
cants had sent his next friend or po-
ltical champion to intercede for him,
and that appointment was made, and
the line of promotions which followed
1t were made without assistance of
social or political champions of any
sort.
Not the Plan Here
"This method of doing school busi-
ness should obtain to the utter exclu-
sion of every other method. Some of
you have recently come from other
places and are not quite familiar with
our way of doing school business here,
so want to dwell upon this point bit
IF any one whether a citizen of the
city or member of this corps has Il
grievance or wants anything reason
able that is the place to report it, and
it is not necessary nor even desirable to
ask for what you want through some
one else. nor to allow an intercessor or
an advocate to appear for you.
School work is not an occupation in
which one has need for an attorney i'll
name or in fact to present his claims.
The board of education desires to deal
with principals, not agents; so If you
want anything of the school depart
ment, do not go to anyone or let any
one come to you, but come at once
yourself to its headquarters and pre-
sent your claim there"
School Begins Tomorrow
Every school in the city will open
Monday, and DR.. Moore emphasized IN
his address that not child need lack
place to go to school. A registration
of about 10000 is expected on the OPEN
ing day, which is an increase of 1000
over last year. Deputy Superintendent
Monlux and Assistant superintendent
Bettinger instructed the principals yes
terday to report immediately over
crowding in their schools, so that, If
need be, extra room may be hired. There
is provision, however, for the increase
expected.
In two months there will be perma-
nent quarters for all, but during Sep
tember and October it will be necessary
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
STEVE ADAMS AND
SHERIFF DISAPPEAR

BY Associated Press
WALLACE, Idaho, Sept. 15.-To avoid
taking Steve Adams out of the state
Sheriff Sutherland is travelling overland
from Meadows to Stiles, a dis
tance of $50 miles through the
roughest part of the state of Idaho.
Adams attorneys challenged the juris-
diction officer in going out of the state
and stood ready to serve legal process
the instant this should be done. Adams
was held as a witness in the Stuenen-
berg case and is being brought to Wal
lace to answer murder charges.
The sheriff went through Meadows
today, but all trace since has been lost
of the sheriff and his captive.