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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
SADLER CHARGES
4 CONFEDERATION
Chairman of Eastern Hospital Investigation
Committee says Roberts and Dunn will
Not Act Without RiSon-Ould
and Sadler Against Remain
ing Four.

AFTER much talk and promises of war
fare. tile legislative committee charged
with thc investgation % Eastern Stats.
Hospital met yesterday morning in The
Senate cloak-room at the Capitol. but
could do nothing for lack OF a quorum.
Chairman sadler and Messrs. Ould and
Plilam We're the only members who put
in appearances.
In t>e earlier stages Of the morning
there were suggestions that Messrs
Iasou. Roberts and Dunn. the absent
members. would be brought to the meet
ing hy 6-rgeaut-at-Arus Watkins. who
was called 70 prepare himself for the
journey 10 Alhcmarle. Chase CITY ana
Chatham. but as the day grew apace. a.
calmer Wow obtained. and a peaceful
message made its way over the wires
70 t-c. delinquents. urging them 20 meet
next Monday.
AT 80 o'clock this morning the commit
tee VIII again meet 20 receive answers
from the y-at-home ones. when a
definite ume Will be fixed for the meet
ing. II would seem that unless the
members can he gotten together on Sep
tenll-- 2fth. the meeting Will not be
called until October 18th. for Senator
Sadler plainly stated that be would not
call meeting IN Richmond during the
state Fair aad Horse show week
Views Wide Apart.
Tile Incidents surrounding the call for
tile meeting yesterday and the response
of certain members % attend. brings IL
very forcihly 10 the minds Of all who
are acquainted with the Investigation
that the members ot the committee are
widely apart in their views of what has
been developed during the Investigation,
~ the asylum. II IS an open secret that
Senator Sadler and Mt Ould are bitterly
opposed 70 Dr. Fosters mana cement.
and do not think the arairs Of the East
ern state Hospital are in good condition.
while, on tie other hand. Messrs Rison.
Pulham. Roberts and Dunn think thar
Dr. Foster has made an efficient super
intendent, and has managed the AFFAIRS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
MANY IN DANGER
2oo Cut Off at Wrightsville Beach
Succored With Life-Boats

lANlI NFION. y. c.. September IT,.
Cottage. hotel and railroad nroner,, wa,
damaged TO the extent Of eight 70 ten
thousand dollars. and for six or eirt-
hours upwards OF 300 men. women and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
Killed in sSereira.

I-ttI SAID Ser,--uu-. 81 Several
mcn hrc hcen Nlcd n mptuy on
board the Turkish Croopsaip Assar-I-
Iewfk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
FIGHTING OVER
SECRETARY SAYS
Independent Attitude of Revolu-
tionists, However. Does Not
Bode Well for Plans-Bat-
tleships on Way.
Explosion in
Havana.
FIGHTING AT END.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. September II.
he Cuban legation to-day received
the following cabiesran1 from the sec
retarT OF State OF that country:
"Hostiiities are stopped on both
sides, and ! believe that peace is
at hand"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18

dispatch from Toulon. september 18TH.
STATED that young man giving his name
as Herbert Shald and claiming % Doe tuc
son OF Joseph SAald. former Secretary OF
INC treasury of the United States. was
under arrest there. charged with attemp-
ing to obtain money by fraud
no one ~ tho name of Shald has been
Secretary OF the Treasury. and Secretary
shaw has but one son. his name is Earl.
gnd he is not in Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
MYSTERIOUS AMERICAN
SAYS He IS SON Of SHAW
Arrested in Toulon, Charged
With Fraud, and Later
Released.

TOJLON SEPTEMBER 1---Horbert shaw.
young American. who was arrested
here yesterday ou a charge of fraud.
says le Is student. and son of Leslie
~ Shaw, Secretary of the Treasury II
the United states. and that he arrived
ln Touion Saturday and went 20 tho
Grand Hotel for me night. the next day
crgagne an apartment iu the town for
PROLONGED stay here. Shortly afterwards.
Dee says. a police Inspector arrested him
without any charge or complaint having
been made. The young man says ho pro-
tested To the police. but as ne had no
Tapers with him To- establish his identity.
and AS he was without money AZ the time.
pending the receipt of check from the
United States. he was held iu custody
until O'Clock this evening. when he was
released at the instance of the American
consul here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-18
BRYAN TOURS
NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh Crowd Driven to
the Opera House
BY the Rain.
BRYAN REPLIES TO
SECRETARY SHAW

Declares the Secretary of the
Treasury Palmed Off Sec
Ond-Hand Clothing the
People Would Not Have
in Iowa-Given Cordial
Reception in Durham.
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Want to Reopen Inquiry.

Senator Sadier and M Ould are
anxious 10 reopen the Investigation aul
examine number Of witnesses. but 20
this the four other members are earnest
ly opposed. senator Sadlrr and AIr O4il
would like % hold She meetings of the
commission iu Richmond bu- under the
Jaw it would seem that such meetings
would not be legal and would have To-
he hold without pay and without sNr.F F--
20 the state. senator R.s0u is .r favor
ot holding -he meetings in williamsburg.
lu accordance with tne provisions .t tne
record. w.l.a Says.
"The said committee shall sir .t
tAe Eastern state Hospital ami sa.u
have power to summon s.. tn..s-.. and
take and present testimony aul ..u
for and have produced an hoak- r,c-
ords. and papers and whatsoever re-
.ating 20 the conduct of the affairs ut
said hospital" "
Senator sadler and Mr. Ould .sr t.st
the report can Dee made I'm few aavs.
hut senator Rson and his friends claim
that the records should be thoforrilr
examined. and THAI the action af tile
Continued on Seventh Parel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

f1en Granapien unb GnglGnbern itatt.
gsnen ftarten WuH9puns nabmen
9anbel unb Manbel In Der Gtabt OIL
eestrds felt Der S~erfte1ung Der Gtfenz
bahn mad Granada ourn bic psten
Srember, Me bon BIER aus, NIT BEN
tutben Naebster in Der 9anb, TIRE
MnbaIpfsnrstfe beginner. gu btef.r
manbluns baben por alien BE groben
beuti1en Dampferlintsu, tte Sannt
RurssMmeritus9 snie nnb ber Norobeut.
t4s 1fceb, b~etsetrasery ia fe baben ben
GRANDDAUGHTER BIER bur4 tire pteten
In Gibraltar arlegenoen g4tffe ats
rebesu neu gehdffen. Ssben Ben
aItersn befueibenen GaftbSfen TIT IN
Der Iesten 3ett bier etns groBorttss
aaratpanisrst mobernftsr Ms, bds
6otel Reina grtftina, sntitanbsnL al
G4ren Der 4Sntgtn~a euttsr, Der Wtttp.
Mfpns' XII, 70 senannt. Gs erbebt
ft& benz 2onbnnsspIas Der fretnen
@tbraltarbampfer eerabs gsgenibes,
unmtttelbar an Der Standardization,
mo fir Die Souriten BITE 3iige nod
Granada, @ebi1a unb mabrto berett
ffeben. Oiefes Dornebme, entfpredenb
t9eure 9otel. tppbl bas bette bon gala
Mubalufen, TT bas etnstse, mas Mlee,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

keitt feiner auftur na4 groBeni6etis
nod EDIT muurifd. 1e Meerenge bon
0ibraItor sntf9en Gpanten unb mo-
spssp trennt stpei Ronttnente, ater ntht
asptt aultrren. Muf alien 9Btkn tn
dlsetttn llmtreis bon MgectraA etbsbsn
A4 nod maurtfne 9urgtn, an ben Rne
III n.aRrtf9e Madttbarns Das Be-
Nat9bdrte Garifa, bir fabfidfe gtabt
0uropas, 1T Bis auf bh Gegenpatt
letne Waurtnft d6t ge6lieben NIT feffsn
Mduen unb einer brduenoen RasBd
Bort(, bas getreue Sptegefbilb bes ge@
Afniiherliestnhen Sanger; ia iefbft bie
etabt Gibraltar, bic F4 an Der Or
6 Ute Der tpette,t 9uft bon Mlgeeiras an
IN maisftdtnden Gelfen anf1mtegt,
lptrb nod bon einer unaerftbrbarsn
Rourenburs eetr5nt, bte beu4s ein eng
Meet Gefdngntb III. Ds Menfmen,
lnsl9e BITE Glbiptss Der Sbertf&en
Dalttnfel b~etpp6nen, fnb btrstte MaHe
kesnf,sa Der attnnnrii9en gintpobner
nnb &NHsln jenen bon 2aneer, tpenr ie
saud ,ss1t IN 9urnus unb 6ss gefleibet
! klh. ipie bte oeute am @abrfer Der
: Nsserssfsabe.
Die @tabt Mlgeeiras TIT nod ote
;mcoernfe inter ben Drtfdaften TN
4ustreiS, tpenr man aud etaentltH
tssiuen fouts, fe mHTe ebenfdns Bur,
GEN. Ringmauern, 9btrme, enge Gtras
. ben NIT boben finfieren @ebduoen unb
bergstterttn Genftern beitBen, oa Wlsez
ttrdS Ia Die dltefie aIer Maurenanfe6s
funsen bttfer Geserb tn. 0ter mar es,
tpo TN sGubre I'll gum srftsnmal eth
$orossstenheer unter Der Mnfubrung
: bss topferen eindusisen Sarit, BON
Mlafetto ~tommenh, auf fpantfdem
Bcben lanbete. Gr nannte bie Gteue
Ml.Gesira al Rba6ra (bie CRIME sssnfeD
mad benz tleinen an Der 6ofenmiinbune
eeteeensn gilon6, oas beute Ben Noe
msn SSsta Derbe fibrt. Gus Qleg eaira
g Rtdbra enttanb Der fpantf6e Name
Mgeeirds. Don bier aus beaarn iener
sefcenrfige mdurifas Groberunassua,
pr In fat jeber Gtaot Spaniens 70
: betuertensipertfs DentmGLer binterlafz
len bat, nar nidt In algeeiras felbf.
Dabet baute Sarit fem @rseciras ntdt
ttnmal aaf pDris iunsfrauli@em 3d.
Den, Bonn f6on bic ureinpo6ner Der
paHiiHsn 9albinfsl. bic Sber.r. Be-
taben btele Jahrbunberte 0 Gbriftt
gtbart gang In Der Rdbe, ouf Der
Rorotitte Der 9u9t bon Glaseiras.
st'ae Mnfseblung, Namens Gartsta. bi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26
bet OFT Oct Observation-Disclosures

unter ben Gdr lgern ii6 gu einem
blibenoen 9anbslsptaB entfpidelte. sm
Sabre Ill b. G9r. perlegten, pie Be-
retts anseoelttet, Die @Dmer bterbsr tire
erfte Rolpnie duf 5paniI9em goben,
ofe freiii9 nit Dem gir1brtl6 Der Dan.
oafen tpieoer o Der 8ilbfld6e pers
f9paa0.
W}dn 5eist mod beute duf Dem @ube
afer Deg mediterranean Tlib6ens Mtel,
oos Nlgectras bur4flisbt, Bic 5tene,
mo Ole @ara5enen ibr er{tss Qaser aufz
ssf9lagen 6aben. Sds Nlgeeiras, fpie
es 9arif 713 erbdut uno fpie % feline
Nadfplser eperf6rtt haben, nurbs I'M
Gaafe Der Sa9rbunberte pisoerbolt Be-
lagert uno etngenommsn, 10 unter On
oeretft i'm Sabre 1874 burd Mlfons
X, nobel, pie es beibt, Die belagerten
Wanren gum eriten Dale @diebpuls
Der perfpenoeten; 1868 ipuroe Die
@tabt bonn Sultan Wp6ommeb benz
Uunften bon Granada 9dn3li1 5ers
ftDrt.
CQuf Der grinen Snfel an Der Mine
hung beg Mie1, Die Der @tabt ihren
ardbtf4en Nalaen MlsGeaira al aboe
bra geeeben fat, finben fib nur nod
fpdrlide lle6srrsite, unb es gdbe tpaAr@
f6einfi9 auf Dem Weftufer Der f9Dnen,
our9 Die 8orberee Der gierra De los
@a5ules gefaiBten 8ndt uberbaupt
feinen Srt, UNI cine &onferera abaue
balten, fDenn ntdt pnr atpei Sa1rhurs
oerten Die Gnglanber ben 5paniern
Gibraltar entrtNen batten. Mls bte
ensldnber 1704 TIRE Blasse auf ben
gtbrdltarfelfen sepflanst batten, molIs
ten bic ftolaen ipanifden Betpohner Der
Gtobt su fetnen GiBen nt9t ne1r
bort pobnen bletben. Gte ppferten
ibren 8eitb uub nanberten nod fpant,
fdem @ebiet aug, Gin She'll ber
Gmtgranten iiebelte fi9 tn ber Stabt
San Roque norblih Der 8u9t BON
Mlseetras an, eth anberer She'll tpanbte
ftd mad Dem ssseniberliegenben nfer
Der 8udt unb baute bas beutise @lge>
etras NIT feinen ebenerbtsen @tetnhdus
fern. Nm 8. unb IL. Suli 1901 funs
ben unfern Mlseciras 6eesefe4te stute
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

ctras bietet, tpenn ni9t au9 bas milbs,
fonntge, portreffiihe @intertltma ses
ndnnt perosn fo4. M2brenb bte &ons
feren3en be5isli3 Wturoftos in Dem
gans anlebnli6en GtaotSaus ftattfine
Den iper6en, bietet 0an &onferen3mits
glieoern bas !6otel @sind griftina emit
fpre6enhe i~interfrnFt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

~ RaIt. cement, Sano, Ba6'
feline, Feuerfefte Steine uno 2bra'
9beer uno Nspbaltpapier, 9ahpappe'
9beer unb asphalt. Del, Terpeutin,
Torben, 8las &c. &c. itets oDrrdtbis
BEL q. 6. 9telmann, BOG Oft
Commerce StraBe. Riebriee Breife.
quite Wanre IDmie quite unb reeue
Bebienuna uerben %laurantirt. -
Tefepbrn 41o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

IN suten 4afsn, f60ne air1en unb
s{6fsz. Die eirea 1900 Ginpnbner
Qaffssass bstrsshen einer ai,sgebehnten
e5hsn4anbsl NIT Gieinfohlen, 1eoer
px6 G}etreibe. Grtpdbneusipertb III
esh4 be Udbrtfatton bon @tbpieln dns
6fa Rin6en Der aorfsi9sn In ben nme
Aeseaben mdlbern. sSn bet @tabt re,
ltb4ren Der General unb Mdrtnetom<
4sdnhant bes Campo be @nn Rcque, b.
beB mad Der Gtabt gan Moque be-
nauntea G~rensbesirts seeeu Gibrais
Var.
0as 2anb rings nm a9leeeiras TIT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26


n inc Yeltiame Giieuna bes @4id.
NJ falsif es. AeB NIseeiras in bstt
- fpaniiaen Nropin3 @aoi3 gum
@Orte Der Marottofonferena ge4
toXblt tpurbe. sSn @leectras, benz aIteu,
rDutti9eup oatas Nppus, no Dor atpDlf
1ahrbunoertsn Die sGroberuns Spa
nsena bar9 Die Wauren ibren a~fnfang
seRonn,sn bat ioflsn ieBt Die Mdhte
hbsr bds tshidfal bss lsBten ur,>
abtdnetsen iMaurenreiaes sntfaeiz
ben.
Wlgeetras liegt on Der Giibiptbe
epaniens, am Wisl unb etlpa feds
MtiIen pens Gibraltar entfernt. Die
@tabt bat einen bur9 etu sort befdiiB<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-26

5ebe oeutIbe Sausfrau, bic 8eroltn
nod nibt fennt, ionte t%pentgtefs etaen
8eriub nit elmer Gratiss Buffers da6fea
u%1ao5er. CT rpirb thr betpei1en. tpaS Bes
rDlin i'm Sauie fertts brinat, ure ntro
tbr aet9er, teesholb oieie neuete oeut1cbe
@%rinbMna auf benz @ebiete Der Savs'
5b9tene ben fDlOialen grfOlg errutt9en
bat, beiien es 1ib erfreut.
BerDlin nbfDrbiert ben St1nb belnt
8ehren uno tbtet Motten unb Mttrober.
uniere b%ornebmfen 5Dtels. bic 9oipitas
Ter, Clubs unb
umSere g9ulem
lafien taglitb nit 8erplin febreM.
Gs 1T 5u baben bel: geeuss sltes Sci.
Qlan1p Drug Store (9reiB} III 100,
0m. Nppmann. 9ruoetf.... 1854 rs,
Berar Drug 60. (Sprtna,& S.)571 571,
Y. S. ghappa, 9rugaift ......57 800, II
2. u. Chapman, Grocer LIB 143,
Somes Cabin 142 1915
9n9ni9 @rDcerb @D...........1l2 1l2.
gmil @ottidolt. .622 802,2r
Soc g. Sabn 1857 s281, 2r
Sulius SDrn 1922 1872,
CD. 6. Sunefino. 1873 379,
Bm. 6. 8atteber ........... 48 48,
8alteber & Sons. .232 232,
Souls RunteI .233 233,
9one Star Drug 60. tM.& IS 1899 416, 4r
aHt!burrt BrDs ..1037 1887,
gfifiion Drug gD. (@.B. 3ueas) 424 1899,
9ernt. u. Refter. 1872 1732,
NiHpf9 @rD. 60. 81,
@e0. Saur @rDcerp CO.. ...378 37s,
.. Shubaro. .....+..........l33 l33,
Gratis WtuHer=S hantetn auf @unid. q
II. GoLDSCHMlDT & CO.,
GeenteR fir Sexas. A
Neues EEL. ga, &Ites 9sI. 6SS.
So. 207 Nprbs8reSa 5troBe Enebem BEN
nSeras 8anner".
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-06
Speculative Operations Under Some Re-
 st-a.nt.

New York, Nov 5.-Speculative oper- ations in stocks were under some re- straint to-day, due principally to a hardening tendency in the money mar ket, but partly also to the eve of the election holiday causing the invariable indisposition to make market commit ments with an interval of closed mar kets to be passed. The action of the money market was a disagreeable sur prise, as the passing of the November settlements had been expected to re- suit in some return to the market of money which was only temporarily withdrawn for the purpose of dividend and interest disbursements There is a growing disposition also to count upon the end of the interior demand for cur rency for harvesting purposes as with in measurable distance But it was be- lieved that the principal influence on to-day's money market came from the other direction in connection with out standing credits in London for the ben eft of New York. Account is taken also of further sealing down of accom- modations to New York borrowers in future stock market settlements in London. The London Statist speaking of the last stock market settlement says; Trade never was more active in the United States, and the value of stocks never was more real But the account being carried oyer here is too large, considering the funds available for the purpose" To-day there was some inclination to ease in discounts both in London and Paris, but the Bank of England has not made any progress yet in the recuperation for the require ments to be met at the end of the year. The opinion continues to be expressed in London advices that the bank rate will be advanced to per cent, if that measure is found necessary to attract the desired inflow of cash reserves to the bank. The days operations were largely in professional hands. There was accumulation during the first hour and some profit taking later in the day with an irregular closing
 Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value, $1632,OOO.
 United States 3s advanced 1-2, and the new As 3-S per cent. on call.
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Sixth Annual Floral Show Will Open
 To-Day.
 The sixth annual exhibition of the New Haven County Horticultural so- ciety will open in Music hall to-day and last three days. It promises to be a big success.
 The following men will act as judges; Messrs. Scott, of Tarrytown; Jenkins of Lenox, Mass, and Macintosh of Newport R. l. MT Murray, gardener at the Yale botanical gardens, will make a special display, as will also D. Kydd, gardener to Mrs. Wayland, of Whitney avenue.
 The cut blooms will be closely con- tested, as the entries are numerous. The fruit and vegetables this year will excel anything ever shown in this city before.
 The ladies who visit the show will be presented with a fern specially grown for the occasion.
 MT Woodward will have charge of the ladies booth, where cut flowers can be procured
 A big entry list has been made for the exhibition The list of exhibitors covers gardeners from New York, Massachusetts and all parts of this state.
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CHESHIRE MAN.
Ex-Representative Bristol Ends His
 Life.

Ex-Representative Bristol Ends Hi' Life.
 Edward Bristol, aged forty years, z prominent resident of Cheshire. com. mitted suicide on Sunday by cuttine ] his throat
 MT. Bristol was a member of the leg. islature In 1901, representing Cheshire and had been more or less active in pol. itics for many years.
 He left his home Sunday afternoon and his absence until lac in the even- ing caused a search for him, but he was found early yesterday in his barn with his throat cut from ear to aar and with gash in his arm. It was evi. dent that he cut his arm first and later his throat.
 MT, Bristol was machinest employ ed by the Ball and Socket company He was undoubtedly mentally derang- ed, as there was no reason for his talk ing his life He was a son of the late Alfred s. Bristol and was prominent in local affairs, being leader of the band here.
 MT. Bristol leaves wife and son. w, F. Bristol, Hartford manager of the Consolidated Railway company, is a brother, and Alfred, Arthur and Drury Bristol, employed at Winchester's, this city, are also brothers.
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NEW FORK STOCK MARKET,

On the New York Stock Exchange, re. ported by Prince & Whitely, Bank CTS and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Hay en, Conn.
 New York Nov. g.
 Open High Low Close
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, members of the New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges Branc5 office, No. s3 Center street
 New York. Nov 5.
 High Low Last
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Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely, Bankers and Brokers. 25 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven.
 New York, Nov. 5.
 pfd k....5
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Blaze in Plymouth Street House Due to
 Carelessness of Children.
 The carelessness of some small chil- dren who We're playing with matches at their home, 96 Plymouth street, yes- terday afternoon resulted in a fire which did $40 damage A bell alarm was rung in from box 12S at 5 o'clock. The fire was soon put out. The dam age was confined to one room. The house belongs to Patrick Shanley and is occupied by Thomas Tobin.
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Boston stock Quotations.

Reported over private wires of Horn. blower & Weeks. members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, New Haven office, 27 Center street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-06

WaSgs-I hear old Miserly has un- told wealth. Jaggs-Who told you, Waggs-The tax collector.-Chlcago Daily News,
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FINE ENTRIES.

Vote early and vote the straight Re- publican ticket.
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FIRE DOES $40 DAMAGE.

Vote early and vote the straight Re- publican ticket.
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Vote early and vote the straight Re publican ticket.
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The Union Trust Co
NEW HAVMM

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State nP ex.. O necticut with authority to act TOn- n. Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Ras eetver, or. Trustee, under will or aesS ,uis IS lsgaI. depository of money paid Acts as Trustee. for Municipalities. Uore porations and indIviduals and admJn. isters trusts of all kinds Empowerad to act as registra. of stocks. bonds c. other evidence of indebtedness, msnaSs 0s sinking funds, and do all bup'ness sueh as usually done by trust companies.
 It also does a general banking hua. mess, collecting checks, note~. eounonr and receives deposits. The principal oe each trust Is invested by itself and kent separate and apart from the general Rsests of the Company.
 This Company is by IP.w regularly exA amined by the bank examiner of ina State of Connecticut
 HENRY L. HOTCHKISs, PresIdenS.v
 EUGENE s, BRISTOL. TFeswwrexI
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Do not wait, but vote early.
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 ] LSl LALAA'A H1OCh MAhKA1

A Republican victory means cOnrin- ued prosperity.
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Sixth Annual Floral Show Will Open
 To-Day.
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STUCK MARKET FEATURES TONE OF DEALINGS CONFIDENT
 ALSO OPTIMISTIC,

Republican Victory in New York To- day Expected in Wall street-Prices Went Higher-shaded or at CIOse-- Money Rates Easicr-wheeIbarrow Ride Election Bet-To-day's Gossip.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-24

phone exchange in our house for three
years, and / was chief operator during
that time. And my father was manager
We have now nearly 200 phones.
my father overworked himself last
summer until he finally had to take to his
bed with nervous prostration. This was
on August 16 last. He is still in bed; he
is not able to stand on his feet yet. lie
was SO i'll that we had to have the switch
board moved out Of the house and put in
a more central location, because he could
not stand the noise of It,
During all that time | had started out
every afternoon with my chest OF tools
and wire trying to find out and clear
away any wire trouble. ! replaced in
duction coils bells and phones.
81 climbed our cable pole, which is sta
toned back of our barn, and replaced the
fuses and fixed many drop at the switch
board. / don't mind the work, but l pre-
fer being chief operator.
How old am /? Oh, I'm 20 years old,
and | haven't been going to school for the
past three years
Don't think ! started the work because
wanted to. | had to do 1t because we
couldn't get any one else. My fathers