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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
RESIGNATION OF posr-oFFTcn
CLERK.

William J. Foster, for many years clerk in the Rockville Post-office, rendered his resignation to Postmaster Randall on Saturday and will accept a position with Armour & companyq, travelling for that company. He will spend a number of weeks at the office of the company in New Britain and New Haven, where he will become fa- miliar with the business. MT, Foster has been a clerk in the Rockville office since 1894. At the worlds fair in Chi cago he was secretary to Commissioners Vail.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
German Day celebrated.

New Britain, Aug. 1.-The state Ger man day celebration opened in this city last evening at the East Main street arnaory. with a concert and ap- propriate exercises, followed by a grand ball Hundreds of German vis- .itors arrived during the afternoon, and were entertained by tho local federated societies, represented by a genral com- mittee of which Richard Vogel is act ing president, and Justus A. Traut is the honorary head.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
DIBBLE-ccoLEY FAMILY REF
UNION.

The ninth annual reunion of the Dib- ble- Cooley Family association was held at Conganlond Lakes southwick. Mass, August ?. About sixty guests were present. After dinner a business meet inging was held. MT. Ebert Cushman of Granlby was eletced president to fill vacancy caused by death of the late president Hinman Dibble of Hartford. Mrs. Clinton Nelson of Suffeld was chosen vice-presidet and Miss Anna Cushman was elected secretary in the place of Mrs. Warren Loonis, now in Dallas, Texas. The old members of the executive and programme committees were reelected. The company listened to interesting speeches by V. A. Griffin of Springfield, Miss Christine Nelson of sufleld and W. P. Griffin of Southwick, and to an essay by Miss Anna Cushman of Granby. The company adjourned to meet the first Thursday in August, 1907.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
coNNECT1cUT GoAT FARM.

Leslie N. Carter, of Long Island, has purchased the H. M. Phelps form on the Colebrook road. near Norfolk, of Augustus P. Curtiss. MT. Carter is a son of the late Hon. Walter s. Carter of Pleasant Valley. He will take pos session of the farm on October i. Mir. Carter purchased the form for the pur- pose of raising goats and wGi stock it with 400 this year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
connaught and stan's Narrow Escape

Brecon, Wales, Aug. 1.-The Duke of Cennaught and members of his staff while riding in an automobile from Monmouth to Rhayader to-day had a narrow escape. The car collided with another and they were both wrecked
 The occupants had a severe shaking up.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
PRoRArE 11rnGEs TO DINE.

A shore dinner will be served to the members of the Connecticut Probate assembly at Hills Homestead" Saw in Rock, on Wednesday, Aug, 8, Judge Edward P. Nobbs of this city and Joseph B. Banning of Deep River, are the committee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
HUNT FOR HIDDEN TREASURE.

HUNI TUX HIDUEN IhEApU INI1'
 Tradition has passed it along that in the early part of the nineteenth century wealthy occupant of the Beardsley house, in South Main street, Naugatuck, hid his coin and treasures in a conve- nient hole at the base of the chimney. Now that the old house is pulled down and workmen are carting away the debris agout the old chimney, watch is being made for these supposedly hid den treasures. All the coin that has yet been found is two small copper pieces, one of them being an English farthing bearing date of 1860.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
LONG AND USEFUL LITE,

William w. Wilcox, an old and highly respected resident of Meriden, died Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, after a long and painful illness of locomotor ataxia. He was 73 years of age and had lived in that city nearly all of his long and usieful life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
Anarchists from America.

Milan, Aug. 7.-The Italian police are observing carefully the arrivals at the frontier, it having been reported that a number of dangerous anarchists from the United States are about to enter Italy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08

If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
ToGO,s FLAGSHIP RAISED.
Noted BattIeship Sunk by Explosion at
 Saseho, FIoated.

Tokio, Aug 7,--It is reported from sasebo that, after repeated failures, the battleship Mikasa, which sank last September after an explosion had oc- cured on board, was successfully float ed to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08
AT WALLINGF0RD.

5TXIM lNIIHudI UUUTIIB OII 1IsIIItl 1arte5-
 ter's Day.
 The sixth annual outing of the Ac. tual Past Masters association of the Masonic districts of Hartford county will be held Wednesday, 18th inst. (Grand Masters dayl, at the Masonic home, Wallingford. It will be a basket picnic, but lunch can be procured on the brounds. Coffee will be furnished free The 9:22 a. m. train from Hart ford will stop at Waldngford.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06
GENERAL NEWS.

GOLDFIELD. Sept. 4.-The re-
ceipts OF the Gans-Nelson fight were
$4,000. the largest amount in fistlc
history.
Manager Nolan denies report that
he instructed Nelson to make the
foul. He says Nelson did not foul,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3,-pistrlct
Attorney Bell today began investiga-
ton in the Real Estate Trust Com
pany failure. Arrests are expected
today with others to follow.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Bryan arrived
here this morning from Detroit, &C.
companied by the Nebraska recep-
ton party and was met by the JEFF
ferson club and Iroquls club commit
tees and was escorted to his hotel In
automobiles. Until noon the Nebras-
kan rested with his family then the
Iroquis club luncheon and reception
follows. The Jefferson club banquet
will be tonight.
Bryan Will rest only five days al
Lincoln before starting campaigning
He goes to st. Louis, Cincinnati and
Louisville and expects 70 set himself
right with the solid South on the rail
road ownership questions. The Ne
braska delegation learned today tha
seats were provided for them at to
nights banquet In room adjoining
that In which Bryan is to be seated
A committee was sent to the Jeffer
son club to say the Nebraskans mus
be seated in the main room or the.
won't attend,
WEBB CITY, NO. Sept. 4,-Pollct
man Herrln entered the Henry Pott
rooming house last night to arrest
man and woman. Potts wounded tn
ofhcer In the shoulder with bulle
Herrin killed Potts.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. A. TIL
Trepon palace commandant Is to b
succeeded by Lieutenant General Ba
ON Klegels. according to q report I
day based ON eood authority. H
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06
TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

PUNXSAWTAWNEY, PA, Sept B.
in a bloody battle last evening bs-
tween foreigners and the twenty-ons
members OF Troops d, OF the state
constabulary. in which fully 500 shots
were fired, two troopers were killed
and one fatally wounded, while three
others received bullet wounds. The
murderers are now surrounded In .
house at Florence Mine seven miles
from here Further loss OF life IL
feared, for the beseiged Italians are
well supplied with arms and ammuni-
ton. At 10 o'clock this morning .
third soldier died from the effects
OF wounds received In the battle.
More troops are surrounding the Ital-
ians and they will be taken dead or
alive.
PUNXSUTAWNE. PA, Sept S.
Fighting between the constbulary
and the Italian members secret 70
ciety came to an end this morning
with dynamiting and the subsequent
burning OF the house In which the
foreigners were quartered. The tros-
BILE started last night when Sergeant
Luban attempted to arrest Lsopola
Scartat for stabbing another Italian.
The society came to Scartat's aid.
Private JonD Henry. Private Francis
zeabringer and three Italians were
killed and Ave others wounded.
Desultory firing was INDUCED In By
both sides all night and deaths wers
all due to bullets. With daylight ths
contables knocked the corner OF d
the house with dynamite SO a. to b
able to throw In fre brands. n
bodies of the victims and voundsl
we're removed before the place burl
ed, excepting the corpses OF two III
ians which had been concealed.
GoLDFTHD. Sept. tine rseos,
experts all agree that Nelson fpuIe,
all through the tight and ~ eountin,
should have ended On ~ tAistieaI
round. Tho moving plctusss ~ -
partially nnennna(h,l ~ 60.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06
COLORADO SPRINGS,
TELEGRAPHic NEWS.

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 3.-John ID.
Rockefeller announces that he will ap-
pear in court tomorrow to answer
the charge of violating the antitrust
law as co-defendant OF the Standard
OH company. II convicted will pay
heavy fine, No imprisonment woes
with conviction
TELLURIDE, COLO, Sept. a.
There was a disagreement over the
ball game here yesterday. In the
fourth inning, when the score stood 4
to in favor of Telluride, Slattery OBJ
lected to a decision made by the UNI
pire and refused to continue the play
when ordered to, and the game was
declared forfeited t oTelluride, the
of TO 0.
The game this morning resulted In
another victory for Telluride, the
score being G to /.
WARSAW Sept. Six persons
were killed and twenty-five were
wounded in fight for the possession
OF a red flag that was carried BY
Workingmen In a parade at Buda- Gu
zowsk today. The Oossacks rode
down the marchers and disposed OF
they after brisk fight
SILVBRTON, COLO, Sept. 3.-Sil-
verton is observing Labor Day by the
Carpenters union and many members
of the Miners union going on picnic
to Trimble Springs, the train leaving
this morning after the regular pas
senger for Denver left About 15G
went, including many women and
children. The band went along.
Col B. B. GC n is giving his an
nual Sunday school picnic today a
Burro bridge.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Evelyn Mes
bet Thaw broke her long silence TO
day in an interview in Hotel Lorraine
She said she would testify at the com
ing trial for her husband that tn,
murder Of Stanford White was justif
able and fell sure Thaw would be free,
by the jury, and would stick TO Harr
70 the very last, come veal or woe
and have had no thought of divorce.
DENVER, Sept. 3,-Te the ga
music of dozen bands, Denver's III
ion. men and women para -
streets this morning to the number Z
5000. Nearly 100000 people vi
nesses the great parade.
The feature Of the parade was tn
showing Of the union miners of tn
Northwestern coal fields who cam
down on a special train over fol-
hundred strong.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06
REVOLUTION
IN MEXICO
AND CUBA

pou9LAs, Ariz.. Sept. l.-rh,,
place and along the Information bor
uer is In frenzy OF excitement ovs,
the announcement that two thou..nd
: men IN troops are moving on the Ner.
iean town Aqua Prieta Just over tn,
line.
II the approaching troops are req.
uiars, two thousand Mexican rcv,,r.
uonary sympathfzers each armed
with a Winchester rife will give than,
! desperate battle.
The warning OF the approarh NJ
troops came in telegram to the
mead OF the Mexican supply depart
menf last night saying: "body Of
TWO thousand troops will arrive ANA
Prieta during the night"
inc telegram was unsimed
Guards we're stationed in all Nex.
ican government buildings with or.
ders to shoot anyone who attempted
to enter the buildings.
Saloons are all closed Nothing
happened however. up to this morn.
ING Everybody is on the alert.
A dispatch from Nosaloa sava
troble Is brewing there and in souor.
and revolution is expected In . few
hours.
In regard to the seizure of the nsh-
ing smack, Aloha. by a Mexican sua-
boat. press dispatches state that
fourteen members OF the crew wore
thrown in prison. The capture was
effected at Areas Reef in Campechs
Gulf, where the Aloha put In to e.
cape storm.
TUSCAN. Ariz.. Sept. 4.-Coiifns
Humbert Frenchman, Leonardo VII
iariel and Bruno TrevIno, two Nex-
leans were arrested today at a nearby
mining camp by Immigration Inspee-
tor Murphy and two rangers charxed
with attempting to organize the
Mexican miners to attack Nosaies.
Sonora In order to capture the Gus.
tom houses and rurales arsenal Let
tiers ON the prisoners show the plans
were directed by the Mexican rsvoiu-
tionists in St Louis.
NEW YORK, Sept A. Tho Her.
aid today received a cable from Ha-
yana saying that Gen Mario Menocal
who has been the rebels candidate
for the presidency and is now In san
tiago, says he is ready to come to
Havana and mediate for peace, with
out any thought Of personal ambi-
ton. The veterans of the late war
are eagerly expecting him The gov.
eminent OF Cuba Is willing to treat
for peace.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06
NABBEOPAIIl!
ri
STENSLAND
IN MOROCCO

TAGIER AfAporcn
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wansea for a,', oahke
Avenue state pons a,s "auAe'
this morn,na ~ s.. "'eSea mere
sen of ch,o.s - o,"es VI
land tbrouab Isr.,,na ''ens
left t,lbralta s,,ndar 'p".n' pe
Tramn s,o.n. w German
who missed him there Nv ''''
followed ON tornado ho,, nv, 10
led from New York 70 a,sra,,' $50
t oTspsisrs. then back to c,nra,taa
thence TO Rhonda. spain r. p,h.a,,'a
Granda Seville and o,har sns,,,.h
towns, thence hack to Morocco s,sns
land chose this country ns 49,.
nent residence ih;ni,,,. rs'n,"'
safe hoo,,s. ,,a. t. "o"'a Ne
treaty A, craaa u., T,,i'u.'on
stensIand loft r,,I '''
his mail 4, ,,,,o
tweIve tborsona ,.,,ar nav
bank which o,san no. "s'Vi
recavan $500 ''epS W
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SUI" custpher az
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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06

1t is estimated 5000 people took In
Loveland's corn roast
Loveland had q big attendance at
the annual cora roast" yesterday.
saw Juan county will support DR..
Rowan Of Ouray for Congress.
Five more Japs have been arrest
ed at Seward. Alaska. for poaching.
The Rocky Ford fair IL on In full
blast. Thursday viii be watermelon
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06
BANDITS AND
EMBEzzLERS
WORKING

WAWONA, CAL, Sept. "A 70
robbed last evening. It was driven
by Bright Gillispe who took Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his party through
the park on their visit here three
years ago, 80
Phe robbers appeared at bend IN
the road and ordered the passengers
out There We're two robbers and ten
passengers. The bandits took evey
thing the people had.
: The Wells-Fargo treasure box was
taken out and rified The NAH was
also rified. A soldier with gun was
not disturbed; one of the passengers
took snap shot of the leading rob-
Der as he mounted his horse and rode
away.
posses are alto. .,,c ha"Ai'a th's
morning. A reward has been offered
Tor their capture
RAINIER, Oregon, Sept. Awhile
cashier p W. VanAucher lay bound
hand and foot, gagged and tied to a
table in Q back room, two bandits
leisurely looted the State bank MI
kapier in broad daylight.
4 was two hours before the unfor-
tunate victim was able to free him
self sufficiently to give the alarm
and Ia the meantime the robbers had
escaped, taking with them nearly
$4,000 In gold coin but leaving un.
touched the bunch of bank notes and
silver lying on the counter.
The cashier alarmed the town and
All night and this morning posse
Consisting Of between three and feur
hundred men have hunted the sur
rounding country for the bandits.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO
Sept 3.-Accountanr experts here
nave found a shortage of thirty thous.
and dollars in the affairs of The New
Mexico pententiary. The man re- |,
sponsible is superintendent Bursum,
now mayor Of Sorocco, and a rich
man. Governor Haggerman today is
sued an order to arrest Bursum and !
he will be taken from his ranch to |
Santa Fe,
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06
~ .,serhor of KEN was resnon


s;' 80 for the cruelty against the r.
olutionaries and became one OF I
most hated men in Russia.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-The alto
market went soaring up this mornir
London giving an impetus to trad,n
st Paul advanced four and ha
Great Northern three and a half n,
all Western stocks from one to two.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent kon
! warrant charging conspiracy. embe
ne and making false return
!, d. V", ps uepositors of the wrecl
N.'i Estate trust company Adoip
' prolno'er' William F. Nortl
M D eoiiingwood, assis
49, ''"ier Vi the wrecked institt
"e'e arrested today and arraign
y, 'e'o'e magistrate kochersberger
wa. $500, no. guilty segals bal
a, s,a 900 a. s10'ooo and the other'
NJ, ,,,,,,
s,ana,a sept o.--Pau
pa,,s Nv so oank wreeker, re
e,,,o az .he American ie'
state na,aa. rue failure Of the
rerau - ra,'' s"s % near anything In
causas - s'sn'ns nun 70 America
hos h.,,s 'o''o' tna' the defaulter
oI,,s 49, ssN ao''o o' the suitaas ON,
II 10 No, YsAs arrested,
NAV h,ra ous what stensland
h,r, '"o more than $12,oQ1 with
ei.i'''is" 'oN, sept. 5.-Consul
spe' Vi rangers advised the
-, Nsp'' .hieh' 'hat there "a No OBJ.
~ o"''an "a 'he return to
o'ehSiaho' Snmmere has
49, a'Aeu iof lurther information.
oep'' o'-7i@s Tribune
',sppA @oieh from Tangier
wat o'ensiahd' tue fuat
"Npr sun W hH hotel and
p'VV"p'N ~ 70 prison tomorrow
- VIC american Minister asks on
'"' VI tue unhed states that the
80 V."o' u iahs'er imprison him.
ui'''na'e goal was Russia
'"e ''o' anu repeliioR prevailing
~ ne hope4 - escape annoticed-
j, wy 'ou"s MS hIe OF exile has
'eea hen upon earth.
N' sept @-.fh9re 10
~ ABOUT hs death OF Herman
oS''sn my lni'iiohaire VINO died on
7''' sscainer-- coming over ne and
"'s "iie' one OF tns mmous Fair sis
'ers VI Nahioraia, mad become es-
'"nseu' ihey hVed apart, she In her
,"asn'hceh' nome AZ Newport. and he
:" Doiope' Thefr dinerences, how
e'eh were adJnsted and oelrich was
oh ms way Joyiuily TO meet his wife
once more when death took him.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5,-MsFgaret
Koran Denver street besgar was ar
rested Tour DAYS ago and upon being
seaichea was FOUND TO have i,200
sewed In her dress. She was today
declared ODE perfectly ,sane by
the washington asylum authorities.
AFTER her arrest the woman feigned
insanity. An Investigation developed
,that she was a professional begser In
Denver and other places and was
worth $4,000 In money and
property. She was a perfect miser.
WhiIe In Denver she applied to vari-
Gus charity organizations for food
and clothing so often that an investi-
sation was started. Being exposed In
Denver abe left for Washington.
LINCOLN, Neb. Sept. 5.-The city
and state began this morning making
preparation for a plain old-fashioned
welcome to W. J. Bryan. An enor-
nous crowd is pouring into Lincoln.
The day IS perfect and the sky is
clear and cool. Crowded special
trains have been been coming into
town all the morning from Missouri,
Iowa, the pakotas, Kansas and Colo
RADIO Bryan will arrive shortly be
fore 6 O'Clock this evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-06

~ rs iei. this city August 18th.
~ Is magazine writer of repute. "
he educated In Leland Stanford Univ
sity and had post graduate dag,
OK from Harvard. His mother was
e. Cherokee Indian.
g. OGDEN Utah. Sept. 5,-To rr
II snider, for and In consideration
I'd your manly acts. this day deliy
unto You one wife known as NJ,
a May d. WILEY. to take and dispo,
T. OF as you wish. (Signed) C. w w
IS ley. husband"
AFTER penning the foregoing bill Z
h SAFE Wyley railroad man former,
!. OF Denver committed suicide VII
: morphine.
+ snider claims to know notbin
aoout this. He was a friend of Mrs
Wyiey's he says, aud nothing more
she is a woman past forty hnt a,
lraotlve' and Wylcy was very fond a
ner' put she hated him and left him
ana showed a preference to snider
HH-LsBoRo. O., Sent "a
boom for Foraker for President has
oeen launched by the people of High.
land county of which tho sona,o- 4.
a native son.
NEW ORLEANS. San, mn.
IJunta Is collecting funds and s,,npl,ea
FOR reyoiu.ton In he etor,o, ~
hve states of the Central Ama.,.'
republics. A general unr,s,nn =
expected In November In ros,o Dr.
Honduras Salvador, Nicaragua ma
Guatemala
SAN FRANCISCO San,
Among the passengers on the iowa,
kisen America which arrival yas,.r
day from China, were Chan e,.,
Ting and Ten Fons Ton r,htno
boya
They are on their wav In Arnano
lis where they will enter tba yrr,tod
States Naval Academy
Accompanying the students var. m.
s. w. Tehan. Dr. Chow KwaI SANG
and DIR. no Kan Yuen who ara 49,,
their way to Bufralo tn attena n COR,
ventlon OF Military surxaons
Rome, Sent, 1.-The Arst .,er. !.
connection with the "Black pone. ar
General of the Jesuits berar win ,ha
church today entering nnon four
days an seelusion.
Whom they come opt of th,s tbav
will elect tho one who ia IN nrea,do
over the 20, 900 Jesuits of tho world
FIT. WORTH. Tex. Sent ar
rangements are pendinp for .a,-
ing between President poos.ra,, 80
President Diaz oy Novice az %,
tonic in October Tho m,,,or .oa,n
with Diaz. Roosevelt having wr,,,ar
he would he nieased IN ,paot ,ha ~,
Ter of Mexico at San Aptor,o rh.ra
IA nothing deapite hrt 4, IA ,o,,a,
ed the meeting will he arran,ea
RUTI,ANn VI SAINT spa,,,,
received today from, vestorday,s oio.
tion show mar sena,or proo,or,s
son. Watcher was elected oovar,or
of Vermont nv afteen thousand mo
iority.
NEW YORK SAINT s-Tbe mar,,e,
TODAY has been vary ,rreerlar Tbere
are more dec,,nes than aavarcea
Denver e. Rio cr,nda r,ovaa a., fun,
noints mora than any otbor atook
There Ia a general calling in NJ loans
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
CHICKEN HATERS
HOPE FOR RELIEF

Since the District Commissioners pro-
nOuncement that they would consider
the question Of amending the police
regulations TO prevent the keeping and
raising al chickens IN city back yards,
numerous communications approving
such action have been received at the
District building. The two most recent
communications on the subject are from
Ms. Ellen +. Wanamaker, of 1852 Mon
roe street northwest. and John T. Earn
shaw, OF l6z Maple avenue. AnaCOsJa.
Ia this respect. Mrs Wanamaker is
most emphatic against what she terms
THE Growing rooster nuisance" She de-
scribes the back yard of neighbOr as
being the source of frequent early morn
ing disturbances. stating that on one
occasion she recorded the vocal warb-
lings of a certain feathery sleep-banisher
from Alb TO a. m, at the rate OF
three crows a minute.
Mrs. Nanamaker states further that
on the occasion of her husband having
the owner Of the offending rooster
hailed before the police court tribunal.
Attorney James Pugh seemed to re-
gard the case as q merry farce"
Indeed, says Mrs. Wanamaker, Mr..
Pugh allowed himself 10 be called as
witnes for the defense, so as to equal
the number on our side. he being
resident of Mount Pleasant and a keep
CT of chickens. The cuse was dis
missed by Judge MullOWuy, and we re-
turned home that sultTy June morning
to suffer from the victorious shrieking
crows Of the game cocks up 10 the
present time