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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23
COMMITTEE ON SEWERS AND
 SQUARES.

OQORAIbIHeo
 The Committee on Sewers and Squares of the Board of Aldermen will hold d public hearing in Room 14, City Hall, Monday, November 25, 1907, at 8 o'clock D. m. for the consideration Of the following petitions:
 Petition of the New Haven Park Com mission requesting that the City Con- troller be authorized and empowered to make and execute a warrantee deed for the conveyance of two pieces of land adioinihg Sherman avenue to Charles K. Offield In exchange for strip of land of about seven acres adjoining Beaver Pond park.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present and. be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order
 W. PERRY CURTIss, Chairman.
 Attest:
 A. OSWALD PAIaTlNIAN. tcAn
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CITY NOTICES.
CIVIL SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
 City of New Haven.

CIVIL SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
 City of New Haven.
 November 15, 1907. ExAMINAION FO CAPTAIN OF DE-
 TECTIVE FORGE. Notice is hereby given of competi- tive Examination to test the fitness of candidates for above named position, to be held at former councilmanic cham ber, third floor, City Hall, November 26, 1907, at 7:30 ?. m. Only appointed and acting sergeants of the New Ha- ven police department are eligible for examination.
 Application blanks and further in formation will be furnished daily ex' cept Saturday, at Room 10, City Hall between the hours of 12 and 1 p. m. Applications correctly certified must be filed with secretary in person not later than Friday, November. 22, 1907 at D. m.
 President. Attest:
 J. F. DONOVAN, n'l6 IS 19 20 21 22 Secretary.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23
cOMMIrTEp ON oRDTNANcEs,

COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES. The Committee on Ordinances of the Board of Aldermen will hold public hearing in Room 10-11, City Hall, Mon day, November 25, 1907, at 8 o'clock D. m. for the consideration of the follow ing petition:
 Petition of Alderman Loos for amend ment of section 56 of the City Ordin- ances concerning a change in the fire limits on Whitney avenue Bradley street. Orange street, Clark street and State street.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present notice.
 Per order
 EMIL LooS, Chairman. Attest;
 A. OSWALD PALLNIAN n22 St Assistant City Clerk. M
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23

A party of students from the Lewis high school enjoyed straw ride to Cheshire last evening. They dined at Scott's Waverly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23
INjnT,I.I..!CIIN. ] ..!IN

The Bureau of Compensation will hold a public hearing in Room 10, City Hall, November 25, 1907, at o'clock p. m. on the assessment of benefits and damages due to the discontinuing of Sheffield avenue from MasoF street to Munson street,
 n22 St B, N BLATCHLEY, Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23
West Indies & Orient,

Special cruises by superb steamers, lasting rom 16-79 days Cost from $75- $3Q0 and up..
 SUPERB NILE SERVICE. By New Steamers.
 Tourist department for general in- formation Travellers checks good all over tho world.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23

At ths next gesting ef the borough board there viii undoubtedly be a pe-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23

Company's oficc,, 35-37 Broadway, N. M. Zunder & Son, 249 State street: J. H. Parish 6s Co.,, S6 Orange street; Bishop & Co, 1S5 Orange street; H. Bussfnaa, Il Orange street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23
PSfTl1eeb6E5s
NEW RAVENS MOST RELIABLE DEPT STORE

Silks soeHe
  One included
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23

VAULTS TO BE BUILT
 IN THE CITY HALL, NEW HAVEN,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23

Suits made to sell for $35.
 The we'll liked Military Suit all Sample Suits and in navy, green and dark red broad cloth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-23

A group of fine, exclusive model Suits. made of chiffon broadcloth, made to sell at SAT. 50, $62.O0 and $7S.00
 To go at &SS, $48 and $SS
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
STOLE MANS WIFE,
HELD FOR COURT
Accused Man Also Hailed
Into Court for Robbing
Filtration Plant.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s.--Arraigned
on the double charge Of larceny and
alternating the affections OF another
mans wife. Frank Wagner, Of Torres
dale, was held IA 8. 100 bail for court
by Magistrate O'Donnell.
Ten days ago Wagner was. il is
charged. caught stealing brass couplings
from the TorTesdale filter works. but
escaped. Ills companion. Joseph Bow
ers. seventeen years old. was arrested
Bowers told Of the systematic robbery
OF the hitter plant. saying they got
away with one load or brass. which
they sold for mass. before being dis
covered
Wagner became enamoTed OF Mrs
Bowers and Induced her 10 leave her
husband. IL is said and take up her
residence with him. Wagner was ar
rested - Bristol on a charge Of stealing
80 from a rellOw-wOrkman. II was
while under arrest there that his iden-
tity became known. lie was held under
$50 bail for the alleged larceny Of the
brass. and $500 for alternating the afIec-
lions Of Mrs. Bowers. Young Bowers
was released on his Own recOgnizance
and " u be d witness against Wagner.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
OUSTING DEMONS
SPLITS CHURCH

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan s.-The
"ts-ing Of demons and the gift OF
TONGUES nave caused disscnslon IN the
Friends Church. Ia Cedar avenue. aad
Is serious split Ia the membership has
occurred. The older mem ers OF u c
,uurch cannot understand the unusu,. 2
manifestations. and declare the gifl OF
.Ingues IS nothing more than an un-
Ineligible babel
\ committee was appointed 20 make
an investigation and Il IL probable that
steps Will be taken 10 Dust the people
who have been leaders in the 5O-called
miracle production.
Meetings have been In progress now
day and night for nearly a week dur
ing which the most exciting scenes have
been witnessed. Several persons have
publicly announced that demons have
been Ousted from their bodies. enc w0m-
pan Ia particular declaring thsI her rheu-
matism OF years has been cured and
others have discarded glasses. saYIEg
that their eyesight Is nov better thhn
ever before
A dozen persons have claimed TO re-
celFe the B'rt OF tongue and songs OF
the most unusual JargOn are heard with
the familiar tunes OF Nearer. My God.
10 Thee" and Almost Persuaded 90
A. recent meeting. one woman be-
gan 10 talk Ia Greek. another IN German
and still another IA Wha. she declared
was South African tongue.
The preachers OF this cisy decide q e
affair hysteTls. and unless there T. n
end 10 IL the Friends Church is certain
10 be split IA twain.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
BEAU BRUNMRS
AS WHITE.WINGS
ThreeYoung Men Forced to
Clean>SideWalks forsyth
ting Thereon.

LYNN, Mass.. Jan. s.-Adornsd with
high silk hats, immaculate and expan-
sive shirt fronts, made 10 match eX-
ceedingiy loud isIt up-tO-date costumes.
three very sWagger young men became
the first Victims OF Lynn's anIi-spit
laws. With broom and shovel. while a
huge policeman szOOd guard and "a pie
beian crowd Jeeread. they were forced 10
clean the Sidewalk they had defled OF
suffer .1e igDOH1ny OF d disgustingly
vulgar arresz
The event was the elimination OF Or
derE read al duty call By Chier BuTckes
Every OtIicer on the force was informed
that he lhouL in the future be held
personally res pOnsible for any violations
OF that particular bylaw that were dis
covered by mis- supeFiors
In Central square Officers Rufus
Greene and John Lyon are stationed
Hair the cray passes their beat every
hour, Half of those who pass have
acquired the splitting habit Hence the
Two policemen were alert. Suddenly the
nTst OF the sWAsger gentlemen appeared
on the scene. He offended Instantly
the law was upon him. and while he
was accepting ids shovel and broom the
two others hove IN sight together
They Likewise EnstOOk The Sidewalk
for a cuspicor ana were instantly held
up By the policeman. When the first
victim had passed his examination the
shovel ana broom were handed over
10 the oihers
During The next half hour four others
were captured and compelled TO clean
up the spots they had Uttered In the
meantime .UOsd OF the excitement had
spread all over town, and hundreds
were on the way % Central Square TO
see their friends working as Sidewalk
polishers- BUT 50 many had heard OF
II thdt there were no more victims
All seven preferred TO clean up than 20
to court.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
BURTON HOLMES JAPAN"
AN INTERESTING LECTURE

Japan Of Foda-y. The period OF "meii.. %
'aud The ia ban, OF Yesterday. before the
fleet OF American WaTships opened I'D
the ports Or tlatt country 10 the com
merce OF the We rid, was entrrtainiugly
described and aUt rictively illustrated by
Burton Holmes u. the second lecture or
his series al the scOlumDIa Theater yes
sJerday afternoon.
For two hours. except for a BRIEF in
remission. Mr.. HOLMES entertained his
audieTa;e, which nVas manifsstly inter
.esJed in the Eiustr rated discourse. Al
though rew American people are unfa-
mlliar with the sAnDecu OF Japan as she
- al phesent M Holmes threw much
new light uu the characteristics OF the
people. tleir. cust0mssand method OF do
ing things- prom JhessIarger ports. Mr.
holmes shoEed mis- audience choice
scenes along fhis trip inland-from Maya
saki. ole on the worldA grea test ports
and harbors. To Tokyo a widespread
ing village ,,s ne called it, 70 the an
cient temples or Nikl3l. and peaceful
rugged. whAe-capped zlumbering Full
yama- the iesuVius OF fJhe etnd OF lotus
aud cherry blossoms. ana the gslsba
ballet
Air. Holmes told Of the transformation
OF ancient Japan into modern power
OF the WORLD. and cited hoNg she is edu-
Gazing me sleepy Koreans 10 the strenu-
GUS NE or the Western Hemisphera
The lecttrer's cOlored views of rare ar
tisuS Deaalty were freely inJerspersed
with several Series OF moving uictures
pOru fYlne gala parades, dancing girls.
exhibit Ons or Jlu 1iLsu anu other forms
or Jape nese' wrestling. a series that an
Feared almost incredible showed Mr.
holmes as4i y party II. sanpans shooting
continuous sapids thai were as steeo
aud swift sssN The American amusement
resort chuteS and apparently az seeth-
Ing, foamingN and as dangerous as Nj
agara itself
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
Doctors Admit
That They Can Do Nothing More
Tor lOar Stomach Than Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets Are
Doing Every Day.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

according 10 the expert analysis of
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Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have
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There Is absolutely no danger in us
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The Washington times., 1907-01-09
SEEKING DIVORCE
FROM HER ROMEO
Fair Juliet Was Courted en-
Dance Floor, But Soon
Repented.

NEW YORK. Jan. "a suit for annul-
ment OF marriage brought by Lena
Meyers against her husband, Joseph
Meyers. has been placed on the supreme
court calendar for trial. where il should
serve as an admOnition 10 the intrepid.
On Thanksgiving night there was held
bal Masque Shadow and Civic"
Lena was there and so was Meyers. as
Romeo in an elaborate costume. They
met they danced. After one tour or
The floor with Meyers. Lena tore up
her card and threw away the pieces.
Meyers dancing was the poetry OF mo-
ton
Along after supper the band hit up
Waltz Me Around Again. Willie" She
and he were hard al il when she said:
You dance diVinely. ! wish il could
keep up forever"
Let Us get married he said, and
without further parley he collected
some witnesses ana led her. blushing.
TO a church where they were made one.
Then they went 10 her home Then
came an awakening. Sitting in his
shirt sleeves with his costume OF and
not dancing. he didn't look good TO her.
She told him SO and asked him 10 please
go. He demurred and reminded her
that ne could dance. But she replied
that dancing wasn't everything. and
would he please go. He then went
Her suit for annulment was COM
menced December ]. Meyers time 10
answer the complaint expired twenty
days later. and the plainrin's lawyer
believes that the man VINO could 50
CALAMITY WOO and wed has CALAMITY de-
cided 10 let his bride win By default.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
For Wives and Mothers
Save the Loved Ones From Drink
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Can Be Given Secretly

II your husband or son has fallen a
victim 10 the drink habit. stop plead
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The successful remedy can be given
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and soon restores the patient to his nor
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Tie price OF Orrine is 81 a box Or
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alexandria, Va.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
Luncheon and
Box PartU TO
Her Friends
Miss Carpenter Hostess al
Charming Affair This
Afternoon.

Miss Laura Carpenter. Of the High.
lands. entertained a party or young
people at luncheon today in the dining
room Of the Highlands. and. afterward
TOOK her guests 10 the matinee al
chase's. The party included Miss Mar
saret swindell OF Baltimore; Miss Mar
garet Bali, Miss May Barr. Miss Flora
Bsitton, Miss Ella Stevens, Miss Anna
Green, Mrs. Walter Douglas. and Mrs.
Lester a. Barr
Miss Anna NJ Jewell entertained a
luncheon company today to meet her
guest. Miss Edythe Kanaga. OF Cham
0ersburg, Pa. Covers were laid for six.
AIRS. William Jewell gave a theater
party for them afterward
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Brooke Dorsey
of Clifton. Va, announce tie engage
ment Of their daughter Kathleen 10
Arthur Grant Robinson. OF Amarillo.
Tex. The wedding Will take place this
month
Miss Daisy Marx u spending part of
the winter In Houston. Texas, and later
viii visit ia New Orleans, as the guest
or Mr. ana Mrs. Sylvan KrOnheim
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
THANKS Of POPE
CALLED CAPITAL

lIs snas J. Donovan. Of Washington.
uhs morning received cable dispatch
II fhh the Pope's secretary ot stale rela-
NV O the recent mass meeting OF Cath
"les held IN this city 10 enter a protest
Saga1It Il the recent action Of lha F,an.I,
COVER ament la separating from IN
ehurdh properties. The message roI-
ldWsl
Rome. Jan. s
'1hoE las J. Donovan. Wa hington f. a..
IlFe holy Father has accepted with
gre aI pleastce the sentiments OF SYM
pat ~ toward the Holy See and French
hier. sTNhy expressed bV tie Cafboii|- -
Was Alngt ton IN a Hiss meeting neld on
the tpIrueth Of December and extends
his thanks
n. Cardinal Merry Del Val"
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
RATHER CONTRADICTORY

a klnd- hearted Connecticut woman
society but AZ la the same tesfaD,f-,t
she left $1,000 10 dental assOciatjon
any relatives who might contest H.. U-iiI
On the ground that she was nor Of sonrJ
ana dlspasing mind would seem 10 have
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
GIRLS ASSAILANT
SOUGHT At ROSSLYN

Criminally assaulted. she says. by an
unidentified c0lOred man. who enticed
her 20 a place near ROsslyn. Va. Odessa
Butler. colored. OF 1911 Fifth street
northwest. reported 10 the police last
night that she had been lured into a
trap under the pFeteXt Of obtaining en-
plOyment as a domestic
She described her assailant as being
about thirty-Tive years old. OF medium
build. Accompanied by a Washington
detective. the woman went TO Rosslyn
this afternoon 10 see Sheriff Palmer Of
Alexandria county. and give him further
details OF the assault. LOOkouts have
been sent 20 all nearby towns In Mary
land and Virginia
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
AROUSES SLEEPERS
FOR FIRE FIGHT
Alert New York Officer
Saves Lives in lncen-
diary Blaze.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-The lives OF
ninety persons were ieOpardized today
when a mysterious attempt was made
10 burn the nve-stuTy tenement at 20
Monroe street The blaze. which had
been kindled on the third floor, IN
doubtedly would have resulted fatally
for some OF the tenants. but for the
alertness OF Policeman Fitzpatrick, Of
the Delaney street station. who
aroused se7eral and had .hem help him
tight the fire
A qusntiIy OF waste haj been satu-
rated with kerosene oil, md a half filed
can was found near where the IRE
started
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
But Goldie tMohr- Wood
Neither AfImS or De-
. MES RumorS of En-
gagement.

SEW YORK, Jan. s--Mrs- Goldie
MoAr- Wood. who has more than s., OO0,
900. (which was left her NDy her husband
Alan Wood. d tin plans magnate. OF
Pittsb6sg. affected an air both non
ehalan and merry today when she was
asked whether che was 10 be welded
again.
Mrs. Wood. who was graduated in nom
merriment from the Weber
Fields College. at Broaawas and Tween
ty-ninth street, before Mir. tWOOd came.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
Became an Expert.
Was an Editor.

Mr. Jordan was the editor OF a mag
azlne. the Plate Printer. al the time
OF his death. II was printed in the in
terest Of the printers throughout the
United States.
MI Jordan was the president OF the
fetal Liquor Dealers Association OF the
IHltrd states. and he was known all
over the country as one Of The LEADING
men ia this line Of business. lie was q
'i.' tlber OF the Congressional COMMITTEES
dent Of that organization.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
ST. JAMES CLUB OFFENDED.

LONDON. Jan s.-Members OF the ST.
James Club. known as the home OF
diplOmatists. are indignant al the APP
pOintment OF the Hon James Bryce as
ambassador 10 the United States Mr..
Bryce Is considered an outsider" as
he has never applied for membership In
the club. and. besides. they say. his ap-
pointment will check promotion IN the
higher branches OF the service.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09

saw and conquered. refused 10 be CO.
creed into an admission that she WAS 10
become the spouse OF Francis Ellis
Chandler. an English barTister. who is
also suspected OF being a baronet, or 4
lord
Chandler sailed for Europe this morn
ing.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
Married for Lone Once
Would Do Same Again
For Love, Not Gold

when l marry again. I'll wed
for love, and not for gold or title.
/ married for love the first time,
too."-Mrs. Goldie Mohr-Wood.
yes, Mrs. Wood is to marry
again. You suspect that I'm
the man? Well. maybe you are
right. "-Franeis Ellis Chandler.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
GUIDE GAVE FLOWERS

Among the FIRST to contribute flowers
Tor The funeral OF ithe unidentified dead
OF the Terra Gotta weak WAS the arm
OF 4. Guide Bro, srhOse name was
unihtentlonally Omittedtin Mondays ac-
count OF the services
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
"POOH-POOH,"
SAY OFFICIALS
Of THE CANAL
Take No Stock in Tale
About Gatun Dam
Behring'S.

IAN mares nest: that's the Who'll,
| thing" declared an officer OF the 18th
milan Commission today when asked
! about the sensational story that recent
borings on the site OF the proposed Ca
| tuE dam have proved that the dan
can't be built
Without the Gatun dam there can be
no lock canal The very essence Of the
lock plan Is huge lake. locked BIS a.,
Interior hills OF the isthmus and by az
immense dam az Gatun.
Dam MUST Be Strong.
This dam must be strong enough q
resist the pressure OF a big body o.
water. subject 70 the cataelysm..
changes that tropical weather condition.
may produce II has long been the chic
Representative reliance OF opponents O.
the lock ditch that there was no fouu
dation for such an immense work. an,
that the lake could not be restrained.
As was stated In The Times yesterday
the sea-level people claim that recen
borings have finally demonstrated th.
lack or adequate foundation. This al
legation was laid before the Canal Com
nlittee OF the Senate. The commission
was asked 10 send the committee the
record Of recent boriugs and other in
designations.
Claims Not Borne Out.
The engineers are now working on
The report which win 90 10 The Senat,
Committee JUST Hs soon as IL can be
completed" was the statement al ia.
commission offices There has been
good deal or investigation. Ly W4t %
new borings. since The lock canal oil
WAS passed. bur there Is uo eraul
whatever for the claim that Ties. Aa,
noIne out tie claim that there is
-gdndaIiou"
The commission doesn't have an idle
" hence Senator Kiuredge got his ia
'fnal lion about the sensational result.
y these bor.nss, bat Il doesn't care. aol
3 II concerned about them. The Sci.
tof devotion 10 the sea-IeveI cana
dea has been So ardent. AMI his drfra
"a the proposition last spring was
-ihphatic, thar there L. small conc-r,
'pout any further trouble being stirred |
~ AT this tiEe.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
49, 49,
EDWARD L. JORDAN,
Washington Editor and Labor Leader
Who Died Suddenly.
JORDA' rs FUNERAL
TO Be HELD FRIDAY
Grave in Glen wool f,r
Washington Labor
Leader.

Funeral services for Edward L JOr-
dan. a prominent labor man. who died
al his home. IN Ballst0n, Va. last night.
will be held from Trinity church,
vprsrtowu. Oh riusy. Bur..u il To- bee
Glenwcod Cemetery. Mr. Jordan s
cath came suddenly. He had been 81
lJh typhoid fever for fifteen days. but
lie attending physician believed lie
would recover.
Born ia Jersey city. y. j.. IN August.
So, Edward Jordan's early life Was
iFtA!ng but encouraging. Al the age
= seven he Was without father or moth
g. and two wears later those IN whose
are he had been left put him 70 work
pn the I.ehigh and Delaware Canal.
Discouraged. he left the canal and went
work IN Bartis p. Newman's plate
r-ntiHg establishment, ina Philadelphia.
Became an Expert.
There he remained for many years and
ir'ame an expert. In 1876 he accepted a
1attering onfr from the National Bank
Note Company OF New York city.
la lsT lie came TO Washington 10 take
4 position in the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing The most notable thing
Mr.. Jordan did while in the bureau Was
10 oppose for three years the contem-
plated action or Supt L. o. Graves. OF
the bureau. IN changing the hand-rolIer
~ essrs To power presses. Superinten-
deht Graves said the power presses were
10 be adopted IN tie interest OF time ana
economy. MIR. Jordan demonstrated 10
congress thar the employment Of steam
presses would AFFORD more opportunity
lo' counter ieileIs, The power presses
Wvre not adopted