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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
Polls New Theater.

Watch for big vaudeville at Polls
theater next week in honor of knights
OF Columbus week in this city.
This sweek's bill is also drawing
crowded houses to this theater. Large
holiday audiences saw the bill yester-
day.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
REV. A G. POWELL.

Waterbury, May Sion Wednesday
evening June at Grace Baptist church
a special service is to be held in mGmo-
ry of John Brown. DR.. A c. Powell of
New Haven will deliver lecture on
his life and his place in history. The
choir will render a number of appro-
pirate selections and a good attend
ance is expect
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
100000 PEOPLE

While the total footings have not
been made, It is estimated that fully
100000 people rode on the trolley cars
of the New Haven system wednesday,
There were $4,000 people who went to
savin Rock during the day and even
ing.
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The gnmrna1 and Courier
Friday, june L, 1906.

By CARRIERS IN THE
CITY. "a CENTS A WEEK, 80 CENTS \
MONTH, IS FOR SIX MONTHS. SO a
YEAR. THE SAME TERMS By MAIL.
SINGLE COPIES, 2 CENTS
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AOT1CE TO SUBSCRIBERS

II you are going away, for q short or
long Geriod, the Journal and Courier
will be sent to you by mail without
extra charge The address may be
changed as often as desired.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., May 81, p m.
Forecast for Friday and Saturday
For New England: Showers and
warmer Friday; Saturday fair, except
showers on the coast. fresh southwest
wirds.
For Eastern New York: Showers Fri
day and in east portion Saturday; fresh
southwest to south winds.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
ORANGE WHIPS wooDMoNT.

The Orange baseball team defeated
team representing Woodmont on Deco
ration day to the tune of % to Y, and
in the afternoon the Orange Juniors by
the score of II to 6.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01

7 per cent. and 8 per cent, upon its
common stock. Less than six months
ago the preferred stock was selling at
SO,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
STANFORD ARRESTED.

Stopper Stanford was arrested last
efeuing for breach of the peace. He
was arrested by officers Stowell and
McWeeney.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01

From the interesting review of the
commercial condition of the country
just issued by F. S. Butterworth &
Co. the following extracts are taken:
At the present time the construction
of electrical lines paralleling steam
roads and the substitution of electricity
for steam is rapidly taking place, and
the marvellous possibilities ana posi-
BILE future growth along these lines are
of fascinating interest. Particularly
is this true in New York state, which is
experiencing pronounced develop
ment, because of new transportation
facilities, and because of cheap water
power The territory covered by a ra-
dius of $50 miles, with Buffalo as the
center, is one of the great indus, rial
centers, and it is here that much of
the manufacturing competition has
sprung up in the last twenty or thirty
years, whose influence has been 50
keenly felt among the older institutions
further east. Furthermore, every acre
of land which is not in use CONNER
ciaIly is highly productive in an agri-
cultural way, which results in a pop
ulation thickly covering the whole area
and necessitating a network OF suGface
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
STOCK MARKET FEATURES

(Contincd from Seventh Page,)
When denial was made of. a $25, OOO,-
600 note issue by the st. Paul the old
rumors of new stock, with yaluab e
rights attached, appeared, and we
made the basis of a manipulative move
ment in the market. st. Paul sold off
before the close, when it was announc-
ed that the directors had met yester-
day but transacted only routine bust
ness. Nothing was done about the new
financiering.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was given a
slight lift because Wednesdays gross
earnings of $4,000 was the largest Oh
recorl.
The 5-point jump in Consolidated
Gas was based on the temporary court
victory of the company, permitting it
to have a further hearing on the merits
Of S0-cent gas. A considerable short
interest was disclosed, and it is pro5a-
BILE that the move was nothing more
than a drive against them. Few per-
sons appear to care to buy this sto k
for investment since it's sensational fall
ever, who predict good deal higher
price for the stock one of these days
1t is understood that the Morgan in
terests are again advising purchases Of
Southern Railway common as an in
vestment. The recent heavy bond is
sue brought out considerable stock
which had been held a long time in an
tinin1 Hon 81 A 10
Of people have it above forty.
From the way Amalgamated Copper
acts it is more evident each day that
the insiders do not want the stock to
advance. An interesting development
yesterday was the news that F. A.
Henze is head and front of a company
in the Butte district which will directly
compete with the Amalgamated and
the Butte Coalition concerns.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
BADLY
MANGLEO ON A
RAILROAD TRACK

A man believed to be Joseph Gledden
OF Lawrence, Mass. boilerinaker by
trade. was found terribly injured and in
what was believed to be a dying condi-
tion near the Newport road tower, just
east OF Pleasant View, Pawtucket at
4:sO o'clock yesterday morning. The suf-
ferer is now in the Massachusetts, Gem
eral hospital. Boston.
Gledden Is q vigorous man, and DR.
Holden Of Attleboro, who attended him.
thinks there is a chance for his re-
covery
The man was found by the engineer and
fireman OF the nortfh-bound Postal ex-
press. which left this city TO Boston
shortly after 4 o'clock. Gledden was
lying across one OF the rails of the south
bound track.
His right lef had been crushed off above
the knee and was hanging was a string
OF flesh. and over his right eye was a
long, deep cash. There were other In
Juries on the mans body
The Postal express was stopped and
trainmen soon learned that the man was
alive. Word was sent TO Attleboro and
Night Baggagemaster William Went
worth called DIR. Holden. When the ex-
press with Gledden aboard reached At
tleboro DR.. Holden was In waiting.
A hurried examination showed that
Gledden was still alive. DR.. Holden was
not long in deciding what to do. At his
request the express was ordered 20 get
to Boston at it's best speed, and as the
train made the run he gave his attention
to Gledden. DR.. Holden checked the
flow OF blood and saved the man from
bleeding to death. An ambulance took
the patient from the Back Bay TO tho
hospital
Not much could be learned of the man
owing TO his condition. From q card
found on his person II is evident ne was
member OF the Boilermakers' union OF
Boston. 1t Is not known how he came
TO be In the locality where found 1t is
thought that he might have been con-
nected with Barnum's circus. and that
while the circus was on its way here he
fell from the train and was run over.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
CUMBERLAND
Mr.. Dexter Offers Primitive
Methodist Church a Build.
Ing Site

James c. Dexter has offered to the
Primitive Methodist church a site for the
building OF parsonage for that church.
Mr.. Dexter has offered a similar propo-
sition to the Lonsdale Presbyterian
church and II Is possible that both offers
will be accepted.
The Fraser Royal Highlanders OF Paw
tucket attended service at the Lonsdale
Presbyterian church last evening Seats
in the body OF the church had been re-
served for the members Of the organi-
zation and a special musical program
had been arranged. An interesting ser
mon was delivered. followed by Blthw(Ca
mon was delivered by the pastor. Rev.
James Dare.
HAD CLAM BAKE
The Qualify club enjoyed n clam bake
at Malloy's farm In Ashton yesterday and
the members OF the club spent a very
enjoyable day. The day was under the
supervision OF Earl J. Burlingame.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
CONSOLIDATED ROAD TO
CONNECT WITH TROLLEY

Connection between the elevated tracks
OF the Consolidated road in Attleboro and
the Attleboro and North Attleboro branch
OF the Rhode Island company will be
made the latter part OF next month TO
exchange freight cars.
Freight cars were exchanged when the
tracks were on the old grade, and this
service was interrupted when track eie-
walton was commenced In Attleboro The
Rhode Island company had 10 elevate its
roadbed about ~ feet, and when the con-
nection is made next month, msnufactur-
ers between Attleboro and North Attle-
boro will be given the accommodations IN.
terefered with by the grade crossing
work
The New Haven management expects
TO have trouble enough with freight cars,
and takes the ground that IL is not sdvi-
sable TO mix steam trains and electric
cars on main tracks at q busy station.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
CENTRAL FALLS
ARMENIAN HURT
BY FALL FROM CAR

An Armenian. whose home 10 In this
city. was painfully injured by fall
Ing from the running board OF an
electric car at Shady Nook. Auburn.
yesterday. His name IL Ohannes joe
vigian.
The car, which was I'm charge of
Motorman f. E Barnes and Conductor
Charles E Martin. both OF Providence
was the ll:4S from the Union station,
IL connects for Narragansett Pier. and
was pretty well filled, so that some OF
the passengers were compelled to stand
on the running board.
1t waited at the switch for another
car bound from East Greenwich to the
city. and when this had passed the first
continued on It's way the speed in
creasing rapidly after leaving the
switch.
About 100 yards south of the switch
Joevigian, for some reason. took IL into
his head TO change his place. on the car
and attempted TO walk along the run
ming board from the front toward the
rear
After passing a few steps along the
board he lost his hold. fell headlong
TO the street, which is a hard macadam
at this point His cry OF terror startled
the passengers and crew. and the mo-
torman applied the air with a force
NAoN oNVPPtu thc car Wltnln rev
feet.
When the conductor and several OF
the passengers reached the Armenian
he was unconscious and blood was
flowing freely from cuts in his face
and head. He was lifted aboard the
car, which was Immediately started
back toward the Elmwood barn. spe-
cial being sent for in the meantime. The
special met the Greenwich car at Roger
Williams Park and the injured man,
who was only then beginning to re-
cover his senses, was placed on board
and taken 10 the car barn.
DIR. Daniel s. Latham OF Auburn had
been summoned and he came down
on the car with Joevigian At the
barn DR.. Latham dressed the injured
mans wounds and cared for him In
every way necessary, after which he
was sent TO hiS home in Central Falls
on another car
PLEADED NoLo CoNTENDERE.
Gilbert ST. Jean, formerly OF Gem
trail Falls pleaded nolo contendere In
the superior court today TO two indict-
ments each charging the breaking and
entering OF Pouton st. Germaine's drug
store In the Baby City and larceny
st. Jean, short time ago, was
in the employ OF ST. Germain and after
the employment ceased the breaks oc-
Cured. On May Z. St Jean broke into
the drug store and stole $50 in cash
He was so much encouraged by the
success OF his first effort that the next
night he again broke into the store.
on that occasion he took away cigars
valued at $l735.
AS st. Jean has determined TO remain
at the home of his mother in Wareham.
Mass. hereafter he was placed on pro-
baton at the request of Mr.. ct. Ger
main.
FINED $50 FOR ASSAULT.
Today In the superior court In Provi-
dence Henry Manstorchvitz was fined
$50 and costs for assault and battery
There was a controversy between
Manstorchvitz and Adolph Liskus In
Central Falls on last Easter Sunday
and the defendant of today threw hot
water on Liskus
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
FUNERAL YESTERDAY

The funeral Of Joseph Il. Prarie was
held at o'clock yesterday afternoon from
tha late residence. 100 sherman street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
TO WASH RIBBONS.

The washing OF ribbons Is not always
attended by the best results. The follow
ing is a milliner's method and most sue
cessful. says the Detroit News-Tribune:
Put the ribbon into n basin OF warm
water, rub on some good white soap and
wash as you would anything else. While
still wet iron on the right side with a
hot iron and when dry rub between the
hands as II washing {, until all the stlfY-
ness is out. then iron again TO remove
the wrinkles When ribbons are washed
in this way II is difficult TO tell them
from new.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25

is about to be erected in this city large
manufacturing plant which will give en-
ployment at once for at least 500 en-
ployes, and that later this number will
be very greatly increased. The concern
Is the Soway Manufacturing company.
now located at Westerly and agents for
the concern have engaged for some time
In purchasing large quantities OF land In
what Is known. as the Angrahamvile Sec
tion Of the city. where they will at once
begin the erection of buildings William
Halliwell who is now the manager OF the
Ingrahamvile dye works. will be vice
president OF tho new factory
There will be at once erected n main
mill 60xl50 feet. and four stories in height
and besides this there will be weave
shed l60xl5o feet. which will be two stor-
les in height
This concern will make a speciality Of
fine grade cotton and worsted fabrics and
II is expected that the plant will be ready
for operation by Dec. I.
FILED ouARpIANsHiP PETITION.
Attorney E w. Blodgett has fled with ths
city clerk petition for the appointment
OF n guardian for Michael Hand. Sr.. the
petition being In behalf OF Mrs. Hand.
The matter will be advertised so that
there will be hearing on ~ July is before
the probate court.
The Affairs OF the Hand family have
been before the courts OF the state very
much OF the time for the past few years.
In most OF these cases. hewever, n has
been Michael Hand. Jr.. who has been IN
the lime light. II is not stated what are
the grounds for the request.
DISTRICT COURT.
There were six drunks who occup,ed
cells In the police station last night and
this morning three OF them paid the usual
nnes, while the others we're allowed 90 70
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The funeral OF Joseph Il. Prarie was
held at o'clock yesterday afternoon from
tha late residence. 100 sherman street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
WILL LAY HEAVIER RAILS

Heavier rails will be laid on the Inter-
State Electric line between Pawtucket
and North Attleboro The work will be
begun at the Washington street end o,
the freight house and will continue to the
, state line. Broadway. ,pawtucket
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
THE WAY TO GET 1T.

II may not be 20 the credit OF mankind.
but IN this world no man is given" n
chance II he wants a chance he has 20
throw IL down and sit on its ncck.-co-
lumbia state.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS MET.

There was a meeting OF the directors OF
the Twin City hospital yesterday fore
noon al the residence OF DIR. w. III. Helm
or and every member OF the board was
present. The matter OF getting the insti-
tuition ready for occupancy was thorough
ly discussed and there was n practical
agreement as to the method and system
under which II shall hereafter be run.
Dr Heimer gave the other members OF
the hoard his ideas OF the most practical
methods TO be adopted and IL was decided
10 conduct the card system row In vogue
at the Rhode Island hospital and at St
Joseph's hospital thus doing away COM
pletely with the certificate system which
has been used since the hospital was first
opened
IL was voted TO place In the hands OF
Dr. Heimer the entire matter OF purchas-
ing the necessary furniture and he was
authorized 20 20 ahead at once and make
his purchases because assurances have
been given by the contractor that the
building will be ready for occupancy not
later than the first week In July.
There will be another meeting or the
board next Sunday at which time n is
expected that matters will be so far al.
venccd that a date for the opening can be
set.
II is proposed 20 have public opening
before the patients are admitted 90 this
institution and invitations for this will be
sent To Gov. Utter and also 20 the mem
bers OF the city government IL In proba-
his that the details for this will be ar
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
DISTRICT COURT.

There were six drunks who occupie
cells In the police station last night an
this morning three OF them paid the usus
nnes. while the others were allowed 20 ge
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-27
PERSONAL MEL EIoN

John saval of Golconda was in the
city today.
John Quintal of Rebel Creek ar.
rived Saturday
Charles volmer Of Willow Point was
in town Saturday.
N. } Stinson, trainmaster, departed
for Sparks yesterday evening.
Il. heiuhart aud Company yesterday
reeeiv a carload Of Sehlitz beer.
Judge Langl1ith OF Golconda was in
town Yesterday on legal business
r. A. 5taufer, who has been on a
visit to Idaho, returned to Winnemuc
ca sunday.
Watch for our next special in S. and
w. canned goods. Several ears on
the way, consigned to E. Reinhart and
Co.
Phil O'Rourke, a linotype operator
Of San Francisco, arrived Sunday, and
has taken a position on the Silver
State.
Miss Norma Warren, who is teach
ing school at Golconda, spent sunday
IN Wiunemucea on visit to her par
ents.
8. r. Bunch returned a from Love
lock Friday evening and took stage
for Paradise Valley Saturday morn
ing
Amos Hardin arrived from San
Francisco Friday evening and has
been kept quite busy shaking hands
with his friends.
p. Giocometto arrived yesterday
from Paradise Valley with load Of
potatoes, which were sold to f. Rein
hart and Company.
Mrs. +. j. Button Of Golconda, WIS
here on visit TO her par nts Sunday
returning home last evening.
Price Boyd of McDermitt, arrived
Saturday.
John zwaldt cattle buyer for the
Oakland Meat Company, arrived from
the North today. He has purchased
several hundred head of cattle at the
p. Ranch at Stems Mountain.
The attention of the readers Of the
Silver State is directed to the dis
play advertisement Of f. Reinhart and
Co, which appears in this issue Of tho
Silver State Position advertising is
for sale to any advertiser.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-27
some HAY Is YET
UN.. OLD
IN LovELocK VALLEY STATES
z. M. LEE.
Active Demand for Baied Hay Which
Cannot be Shipped Because of
Lack of Facilities.

+. M. Lee, cashier Of the Nixon Ma
tional Bank of Reno, arrived in Win
nemucea last evening from Lovelock
where he spent yesterday on import
ant busins IS matters. In speaking ot
Lovelock this afternoon, Mr.. Lee said:
HThere is an active demand for hay
in Loyeloek, particularly baled hay
There is considerable hay yet unsold
in the valley, and this would readily
be disposed of if shipping facilities
could be secured / have heard that
the railroad company refuses to re-
ceive freight for transportation b
cause of the shortage of coal and will
receive no more until the coal demand
has been supplied.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-27
BUSCH HOTEL IS
LEASED
@ w CARTv LEASES TO GEO.
GINGEkY.
Former Will Take Trip to Southern
California and me East, Return
ing Here Next Spring.

G. W. Carty, for the past six years
proprietor Of the Busch Hotel and sa-
Ioon, has leased the business to George
Gingery, formerly a conductor on the
road and quite wei known in Winnie
mueca. The lease is given for a
period OF two years. The new man
ager VIII assume charge of the estab-
lishment on the first Of December.
Mr. Carty and wife will soon depart
for a visit to Southern California and
to relatives IN the East. They will be
gone Tor several weeks.
Upon his return to Winnemucca Mr..
Carly viii devote his entire time to
the butcher business. . We expect to
enlarge our shop and move into a
building Of our own in the near fu-
ture, he stated this afternoon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-27
WORK C0MMFNCFD
ON ROUNDHOUSE
nTEMPORARY RoUNDHOUsE is
TO BE CONSTRUCTED.
Two Cars of Lumber Arrive and the
Force OF Carpenters Arrive TO
Construct Building.

A force of carpenters began work
this morning en- the construction Of
a new roandhonse to supplant The one
destroyed by fire recently. Two cars
isnber have been received and she
evidences point that the new building
is e te temporary. The move Of the
company toward the construction has
been watched with considerable inter
sst by Winnemucca people since it Is
believed that the kind Of struc-
ture put uD wouid md caes the plans
Of the company n regard to the re
moval of the divisioa point froll Win
nemucca.
IL speaking Of The matter, railroad
man stated this afternoon sTho fact
that the company is putting mp only
a temporary structure is no indication
that they do not intend to erect a
ronndhouse here. suitable 60 the needs
of division poiat. + would he =
simple impossibilisy now for the com
many to construct good roundhouse
They would only construct such a
building Of brick and brick can not
now be obtained. The temporary
structure is being built only as muc
needed shelter for the mechanics N
all probability the company in tn
spring viii begin the construction Of q
substantial brick roundhouse."
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-27
LIST oF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for the Win
nnemica Poatoffiee, for the week end
November, "a 1906.
Salanoulongia Benardio
Chanlie Bane
Waldo p Cheney -.
Salanbongia, Bernardo
Charlie Bare
Walter p. Cheney
These letters will be sent to the
Dead Letter office December 8, 1906,
if not dehverd before. In calling for
the above, please say Advertised"
giving date of list.
s. J ANDERSON, P. M.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-27
MOVING PICTURE SHOW MON
DAY EVENING.

Prof A. D. Miller's Electric Won
derland and Moving Picture Company
will give one p rformanee in Whine
mueea Thursday evening, November
20. In speaking Of a performance
given by this company in Reno recent
" the Reno Evening Gaz tie had
this to say:
A packed house greeted Prof. A. D..
Miller's electric wonderland and NOV
ing picture show at the MeKissiek op-
era hous last night The pictures
were excellent, in fact, brilliantly
thrown on the screen, and were Of
many subjects. The large audieneg
present were very generous in their
applause. 1t was decidedly most
inter sting performance Of moving pie
lures and one of the best ever seen in
this city.
Professor Miller is an artist in his
line and certainly deserves a good
d al of praise. The moving pictures
Of the San Francisco FIRE and earth
cuale the s-fitzsimmous prize
fight and many other subjects were
brilliantly thrown on the screen, yet
th were void of all fliekering vibra-
ton and soft to the eye. The per
formance was perfect and deserves a
good patronage.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-11-27
WEATHER REPORT.

Local office U. S. Weather Bureau,
Of the Department Of Agriculture, at
Winnemucca, for The tw n.y-four hours
ending November q:
Maximum temperature, 32.
Mio'mum temperature, /.
Mean temperature, %.
Normal mperature, SO.
Prevailing wind direction, Northeast.
Precipitation, O..
Forecast for Wnnemueca and vicin-
ity for twnty-four hours ending p.
m, November %, ssued from San
Francisco, Call
Fair and warmer tonight; fair on
"Wednesday