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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
Shipping News.

Sable Island, N. S., Oct. 14.-Steamer Vaderland, Antwerp and Dover for New York, in communication with tho Mar conf station here, when vessel was eighty miles east. at 6;30 a. m; proba- bly, reach her dock at 10 o'clock Tues day morning.
 Cape Race. N. F., Oct. 14.--Steamer Carmania, Liverpool and Queenstown for New York, in communication with the Marconi station here, when the ves- sel was 120 miles southeast, at a. m; probably reach her dock at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning.
 Siasconset, Mass, Oct. 14.--Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Bou- logne for New York. in communication with the station here, when the vessel was 300 miles from Sandy Hook, at F D. m; probably reach her dock at o'clock Monday morning,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
DISCUSS POPE'S HEALTH
 DESPITE HIS ILLNESS
CARDINALS THEMSELVES TAKE UP MATTER WITHOUT INTEN-
 TION OF DISRESPECT.

Feeling Among Them Said to Have
 Changed Greatly Since August 1903,
 and To-day There Exists Tendency
 Quite Opposite to That Which Tri-
 umphed Three Years AgO--The Ex-
 perience With France--Not Merely a
 Religious but q Political Pope.
 Rome, Oct. 14.-In spite of the fact that the pope is enjoying perfect health the matter of the possible result of the next conclave, whenever it does occur, is being discussed even among the car dinals themselves, and this with no de- sire to anticipate the end or to be dis respectful to the pontiff.
 The feeling among the cardinals has changed greatly since August, 1903, and to-day there exists a tendency quite opposite to that which triumphed three years ago. In view of the Vatican's experiences with France the cry this time will be, not for merely religious pope, but a political pope; not for a saint but for a statesman. Even the strongest opponents of three years ago of Cardinal Rampolla now favor his election. Rampolla failed in 1903 chiefly because he was vetoed by Cardinal Puzyna, in the name of Austria, speak ing for the entire Triple Alliance. AL though Pope Plus has suppressed the right of veto arrogated by certain pow CTS, the reasons which induced Triple Alliance to oppose Cardinal Rampolla stili exist, and the church is to-day less able to afford displeasing the central empire. Consequently there are rumors of an experiment with foreign pope in spite of the disfayor of the Italians For the last four centuries all the popes have been Italian.
 In this connection the recent election of Father Wernz to be general of the Jesuits is considered symptomatic Everyone prophesied that the new gen. eral would be an Italian, but finally g German was chosen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
.HAZINC AGAIN APPEARS
 AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY
RECURRENCE OF THE PRACTICE SEEMS TO BE AN ISO-
 LATED ONE.

Third Classmen Guiles, Jr., of Calais, |
 Me, Called Upon by Superintendent
 Sands to Answer Charge of "Assum-
 ing Unwarranted and Unauthorlzed
 Authority over Lower Classman
 to HumiIiate"--How the Incident Was
 Brought Out.
 Annapolis, Md, Oct 14.-Notwith- standing the severe lessons taught the midshipmen by the court-martials and dismissals of last spring, hazing has again appeared at the naval academy. So far the recurrence of the practice seems to be an isolated case
 Third Classman R. P. Cutler, jr., whose home is in Calais. O., has been called upon by Superintendent Sands to answer the charge of assuming un- warranted and unauthorized authority over a lower classman in such a way as to humiliate and embarrass' Fourth Classman Godfrey de C. Chevalier, of Medford, Mass.
 The incident was brought out by the investigations of the board of officers attached to the academy, and who arc assigned this extra duty by Admiral Sands, This board meets at stated periods, when fourth classmen are call- ed before 1t and questioned broadly as to whether they have been hazed or know of any of their classmates who have suffered a like indignity. As soon as Midshipman Chevalier's case was unearthed report was made to Ad- miral Sands, who ordered an investi- gation and served notice on Cutler that he must file an answer in writing. This answer will be placed in the admirars hands Monday morning and he will act upon it, under the provisions of the new Bonaparte hazlng law, passed by the last session of congress, which abol- isbed absolute dismissal, after convic- tion by court-martial, as the only pen- atty far hazing.
 The hazing of Midshipman Chevalier Is said to have been a mild case that would be classed by the midshipmen, under their differentiating rule used in the court-martials of last spring, as running" Cutler, it is understood, went to Chevalier's room and asked the fourth classman his name Upon being told he intlmated that it was too big a mouthful and said, Thereafter you will be known as '----, giving the fourth classman a silly nickname.
 Adimral Sands, upon learning of the case, at once ordered that Midshipman Guiler's name be read out at forma- tion. The admiral said this afternoon that he had done this to place the of- fense with the other infractions of the academy rules, and not to make it more important than it really is. He seemed to think the case an isolated one, as the board of investigation, in it's exam nations of several fourth elassmen from each of the twelve companies into which the brigade of midshipmen is di- vided, has found but one other fact in any way relating to hazing. This was the case of a youth who has resigned and whose hazing occurred immediate ly after his resignation had been &C., cepted, but before he doffed his uni- form.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
FOUND HIS DEAD WIFE.
Factory Companions of Waterbury Man
 Aided Him in Search.

Waterbury, Oct. 14-Two hundred men and boys employed by the Water- bury Clock company, where Christian Jackie of 59 East Farm street, works organized to-day a searching party to help find his wife whom had disappeared from their home early Friday morning. They had been searching the woods about half mile north of the Jackie home but an hour and half when they found the missing woman's body. She had drank the contents of a bottle of carbolic acid. Brooding over the death of six of her nine children and other relatives from consumption was the cause of her despondency, Medical Examiner IA. A. Crane decided it was a case of suicide. The woman had been dead over forty-eight hours when found.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
NEW PARKHURST CHURCH
EDIFICE DEDICATED IN NEW
 YORK YESTERDAY.
Many Prominent People In the Audience Music Special Feature, the Choir Comprising Thirty VOices-Special Services Held Last Evening at Which, Crosby Brown Presided.

New York, Oct. 14,-The new Madison Square Presbyterian church, of which Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst is the pastor, was dedicated to-day with im- pressive ceremonies. Dr. Parkhurst preached the dedicatory sermon and the congregation, which occupied even the available standing room, included many prominent persons. The music was a special feature, the choir com prising thirty voices. Preceding the sermon a dedicatory prayer was re- peated in unison by the pastor and congregation.
 A special service was held this even ing at which John Crosby Brown pre- sided. Brief addresses were delivered by Rev. George Alexander, D. D., rep resenting the New York Presbytery; Rev. David H. Breer, bishop coadjutor of the diocese of New York; Rev. W. H. Faunce, D. D., president of Brown university and Rev. William Adams Brown of Union Theological seminary. In his dedicatory sermon, Dr, Park hurst paid high tribute to the genius of Stanford White, the architect, whose final achievement was the designing of the new church He made no reference to the tragic death of White.
 The architect broke boldly away from traditional lines in church architecture. The new edifice is flanked by a fifteen story office building on one side, while a short distance away rises the lofty tower of Madison Square Garden.
 The church is built of buff brick and terra cotta upon a base of white mar ble. There is a liberal use of color the six columns of the portico, each thirty feet high, being of pale green granite. The capitals of the columns are Corinthian, the color scheme being blue, white and yellow. All other or- namental features reveal a delicate use of the same shades and of green. The great dome is tiled, showing an alter mating pattern of green and yellow. Tc sustain and enrice the effect the dome is surmounted by a golden lanters,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
NLW FORK CAMPAIGN
More Active and More Interesting from
 Now to Election Day.

New York, Oct. 14.-The political campaign has become more active and more interesting the mast week and promises to be still liveller from now to election day. In New York state, Charles E. Hughes, republican, and William Randolph Hearst, democratic and independence league candidate for governor will containue their speech making tours of the state., Speeches in New York state will be made during the week also by Speaker Cannon, Sec retary Root and Secretary Shaw.
 In Massachusetts, John B. Moran, has accepted the democratic nomination for governor and the campaign will open in earnest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
Rockefeller Gives to Negroes.

Washington, Oct. 14-The announce ment was made here to-day that John D. Rockefeller has made a conditional gift of $25.000 for a building for the negro branch of the Washington Y. M. c. A. The condition imposed is that an additional S25,0OO be raised for the site and building. The building is to be turned over to the Young Mems Christian association, which is to support the branch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
BUST WITH BALLOONS
Officers of This Country at work-Gen-
 eral Aliens ReDort.

Washington, Oct. 14-Brigadier Gen. eral James Allen, chief signal officer of the army in his report made public to- day, says the equipment board consid- cred many methods of generating hy- afogen in large quantities for use in the ascension of balloons, experiments having been conducted in the method of refrigerating Illuminating gas as a means of separating hydrogen from other constituents, but as yet the ex- periments have not been fully conclud- ed. A complete modern military cap- tive balloon, with appurtenances, size 775O cubic feet, has been contracted for and will be delivered shortly. A num- Der of captive balloons are available for service at any time.
 General Allen says there is an ur- gent necessity for one sea-going. and at least one additional harbor cable boat for the Atlantic coast defense sys- tenn,
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
Morgan Plays Lone Hand.

Boston, Oct. 14.-The managers of John B. Morans gubernatorial cam paign tonight issued a statement which contained the declaration that, in com pllance with MT. Morans wishes, no campaign contributions would be re- ceived from corporations, stock brok- CTS, nor from any persons connected herewith, either as officers. agents or attnrneys."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
THREE MAN DEAD.
Another Will Die as Result of Head-on
 Collision,

Augusta, Ga., Oct, 14.-Three men are dead and another will die as the result of a head-on collision between a through fast freight and light engine near Winnsboro, on the Southern rail- way, to-day.
 The dead are: D. M. Dixon, conduc- tor; James T. McPherson, jr,, fireman on engine; Henry Pile, engineer on light engine.
 Henry Gates (negro), fireman on freight, will die. The freight, north bound, left Columbia on time this morn ing and orders were given by the dis patcher at Columbia giving the extra engine, south-b bound, the right of way for the track to Winnsboro. The order was not delivered to the freight crew.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
Social Educational Congress,

Boston, Oct. 14.-A social education congress is to be held in this city on November 30, December 1, and Decem- ber ?. The general sessions will deal in a large way, while the special ses- sions will deal in more extensive way with such vital social positions as edu- cation for citizenship, industrial edu- cation, the school and the family health, education, and others.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
FAITHFUL TO ALLIANCE,
Bismarck Never Favored Throwing
 over Austria for Russia.

Rome, Oct 14.-Pnamenghi Crispi, a
 nephew of the late Italian statesman, has declared that the memoirs of the
 late Chancellor von Hohenlohe, recent ly published at Stuttgart, Germany, are inexact in the matter of the state- ments attributed to the grand duke of Baden depicting Bismarck as trying to abandon Austria in favor of Russia. signor Crispi backs up his contention with official documents of the time Of his uncle's premiership. He affirms emphatically that Bismarck was con- stantly faithful to the triple alliance, and that this was proved by conversa- ticns between his uncle and Bismarck.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
ACCIDENT ON THE CoLoNIA.
Two Killed by Explosion of Steam Pipe
 on Yacht.

New York, Oct, 14-A steam pipe ex- ploded to-day on the steam yacht O. lonia, owned by FrederickG. Bourne former commodore of the New York Yacht club, as she lay in Oyster Bay cove All five sailors aboard the yacht were frightfully scalded by escaping steam, and three died soon after being taken to Nassau hospital, Mineola, L. I. The other two will survive, it was said at the hospital tonight.
 The dead: Albert E. Hip, fireman; Edward McGenty, stoker; John South ard, fireman.
 The injured, John Leonard, engineer; James OHara, stoker.
 The Colonia, the New York Yacht clubs flagship last year, is 1S9 feet long, and one of the finest yachts in the clubs fleet. She dropped anchor in Oyster Bay cove this morning. and Commodore Bourne, his wife and his guests anchored.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR.
Resigns United states Mission-His
 Probable Successor.

Mexico City, Oct. 14,-Joaquin D. Cas- asus, Mexican ambassador to the Unit ed States, has formally rendered his resignation to President Diaz and it has been accepted. Senor Casasus gave as his reason for resigning the fact that for some time past his health has been seriously impaired hnrique c. Greet, governor of the state of Chihuahua and one of the richest men in the republic, is mentioned as a likely candidate for the ambassadorship
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
SULTAN IS DIETING.

Information Gathered After Audience of
 American Ambassador With Him.
 Constantinople, Oct. 14-The audience last Friday with the sultan of the United States ambassador, John G. A, Leishman, lasted for forty-fiye minutes The sultan looked well, and seemed to be in good spirits He spoke at some length, referring to the fact that he was dieting, and saying that his ap- petite was good.
 Both Baron Marschall von Bieber- stein, the German ambassador, and MT, Leishman discussed pending questions with the sultan.
 There probably will be no more au- diences with his majesty for five weeks owing to the Ramazan and Bairam ob- servance1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
HEAVY SEAS REPORTED.
Rough Water the Story of All Incoming
 Atlantic Liners.

New York, Oct. Histories of heavy seas and rough voyages were brought by the four transatlantic liners arriving here to-day. The French liner La Touraine encountered the gale last Monday and suffered some minor dam age from the heavy seas. One partie- ularly big wave boarded the port bow and swept aft, wrecking the port lights of the officers mess room and the cap tain's cabin. The mess room, where the officers were at breakfast, was flooded and the partition separating it from the petty officers quarters was smashed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY
Celebrated by Christ's Episcopal Church
 of BetIllshem.

Bethlehem, Oct. 14.-Christ Episcopal church began here to-day the celebra- tion of the tooth anniversary of it's founding. The exercises will continue three days. Among those who are ex- pected to take part are Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart, vice dean of the Ber- kelley divinity school, Rt. Rev. 0. B. Brewster, bishop of Connecticut; John F. Plumb, archdeacon of Litchfeld county and other prominent clergymen of the diocese. To-day a historical ser- mon was preached by the minister in charge, Rev. Sidney H. Dixon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
French Railroad Accident.

Paris, Oct. 14.-Nine persons were killed and nineteen seriously and many more slightly injured in railroad col lision to-day at Epern2fh department of Eure-et-Loir. The tfaiR was stand ing at the station, wheQz locomotive Sashed into it,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
GENERAL sroEssEL RESIGNS.
Ready Now to Face COurtmartiaI as 2
 Citizen,

St. Petersburg, Oct. 14.-An imperial order giving notice of the retirement of Lieutenant General Stoessel on the ground of i'll health has appeared. The trial of Lieutenant General Stoessel for surrendering Port Arthur to the Jap anese has been going on since Septem- Der 29. His resignation from the army has been accepted. It has been assert ed that he would resign because he preferred to face the court-martial in civil garb instead of in uniform,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
Monument to Rev. Hugh carmody.

New Britain, Oct, 14.-In the pres ence of the state officers of the Young Mems Total Abstinence and Beneoient society and delegates from many parts of the state, a monument to the mem ory of Rev. Dr. Hugh Carmody, erected by the local society of which pr. car mody was the founder, was unveiled to- day at the Catholic cemetery. The eX- ercists were in charge of the local so- eietX.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
Turns to octoberists.

St. Petersburg, Oct 14-The League of Oetoberists has been adopted by Pre- mier Stolypin as the governmental party and to it all the strength of the administration will be turned in the coming elections,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
INDEPENDENTS oBJECT.
Take Exception to Two Men on Demo-
 cratic Judiciary Ticket.

cratic Judiciary Ticket.
 New York, Oct 14.-The Independence league tonight issued statement re- garding the judiciary nominations, de- claring that it can consistently endorse the entire democratic judiciary ticket with two exceptions namely, John J. Bradley, nominated for supreme court justice, and Judge Francis.S. McAvoy, named for judge of the court of gen. eral sessions.
 In place of these two democratic can didates the league has selected Magis- trate Matthew P. Breen of the Bronx and Judge Otto Rosalsky who has also been nominated by the republicans.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-15
New Spanish Minister of War.

Madrid, Oct. 14.-It is believed that a royal decree appointing Lieutenant General De Luque to be minister of war will appear in the Official Gazette so-morroH,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-23
AsyI1ns.

The civilization of state is mani
tested by the way 1t takes care OF
those unfortunate classes of its popu-
lation, the insane, epileptic, blind.
deaf and dumb, The dictates OF the
Christian spirit, and of humanity as
well, demand of those who are bless
ed with health and the possession Of
natural and normal senses and fac
ulties of mind and body, as far as
possible, to ameliorate the pitiable
condition of such afflicted classes.
1t is the highest duty of the state to
provide ample accommodations in the
respective asylums for the care,
treatment and instruction Of these
unfortunates, and the management OF
these asylums should be brought to
high and uniform standard of eff
ficiency. 1t Is lamentable fact that
our asylums for the insane are in
sufficient to meet the pressing de-
mands upon them and that insane per-
sons are constantly found confined
in county jails without proper treat
ment and care for lack of room in
our asylums. Sufficient appropria-
lions ought to be made to build ade,
uuate additions to our insane asylums
and as this will require time for &C.
complishment, the state should pro
vide temporary accommodations sur
ficient for this unfortunate class un-
til asylums can be sufficiently enlarg'
ed. The state ought not to suffer an
insane person to be confined for one
hour in a prison provided for com
mon criminals. / would present this
condition to the legislature and
earnestly urge that appropriate &C
ton be taken to relieve this unfor-
tunate situation.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-23

state are etltlrIed to have the pusl-
ness of these departments conduct.
ed according to the latest, best ap.
proved and most economical business
methods. To this end the legislature
should make provision for the adop-
ton Of an up-to-date system of book
keeping, accounting, reports and
checking of the various departments
and all OF the institutions of the
state, SD that the final report kept
In the comptroller's office will show
at any time the exact financial CON
dition of the state. The state has In
its employ in the banking department,
treasury department and the comp
troller's department expert accoun-
tants. The heads of these depart.
ments, acting together with the gov
ernor and aided by the experts, could
formulate such a system, and the gov
ernor could be authorized to cause
the same to be adopted.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-23
State Departments.

1t is probable that no state in the
American Union, as general thing,
has had an ADLER lot Of men at the
heads of the state departments than
has the state of Texas. They consti
tute roll of honor from the Repub
lie down. To this fact. rather than to
the methods provided by law for the
regulation and conduct of those de.
partments, must be attributed in a
large measure, their success in the
past. But there are indications that
the business methods for the conduct
of our state departments have not
Kept apace with the progress of the
times. The time for crude business
methods in the administration OF
state affairs has passed, and there
is no good reason Why the affairs OF
the state should L = be conducted up
on the best aud latest improved
methods of business. The records OF
the conduct OF the states business
should emhody as practical and ac-
.urate plans as those devised for the
transaction of banking business. II
is we'll known that the system now In
use is not all that 1t should be. A
comparison publicly made by q mem
Der of the legislature. during the last
general session, OF our comptroller's
department with the same depart
| ment In the state OF Illinois, furnishes
! a striking illustration. 1t was stated
that our eomptrollers department
| employs forty-four clerks and pays
! them $52,S00 per year, while the same
department in Illinois for the same
/ year employed only ten clerks anc
paid them $16,740 per year. The cor
rectness Of this department has no
been challenged that l am aware OF
The state OF Illinois has one city con
tanning half as many people as The
entire state OF Texas, while the ma
terlal wealth and taxable values o
the state exceed those of our state
and 1t is difficult to justly the grea
difference IN the expenditures In tn
conduct OF our comptrollvr's depart
ment and that of the state or I'LL
noia. There may be rehsons why tn
Expenditures Of our comptrollers &c
/ partment should be greater than tina
department OF the state OF llllnoii
hut am not aware OF the exiatene
/, OF any conditions that would turnla
I valid reasons for no great a dlnereno
a In the respective expenditures IN
r same statcment showed depart
little lOsa airIking between The 81
. nendlturea In this state aud q numh'
Of other atatea, The pooplo o. u