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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

Cheap rates to Old Mexico via Santa
Fe during May, June and July. $40
round trip with stop over privileges.
Homeseekers' Excursion tickets on
sale first and third Tuesdays of each
month. Rate in many cases less than
one fare, and limit twenty-one days or
thirty days, according to destination.
Jamestown Exposition April 26 to
Nov. 30. One fare plus 81 Is for round
trip,
Winfield, Kan. and return June II
to 2Sth, at rate of $500 round trip,
account Winfield Chautauqua Assem-
bly,.
Los Angeles, California, and return
June 22nd to July 5th, at rate OF one
fare plus $500 for the round trip.
Return limit Sept. 18th. Account of
the National Educational Association
Convention.
Summer tourists rates to Chicago,
ILL.,, and return $3.50, return limit
Oct. 31st. Same as above to st. Louis
Mo-, and return, $20.25.
Account of the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton will sell round trip tickets to 4
Jamestown, Va, and return as follows:
Season tickets, 1856. Sixty day tick
cts, S4S. 65. Fifteen day tickets, $36. IS
Stop overs allowed east of Chicago,
Summer tourists rates to Sandiego,
San Francisco, and Los Angeles at
$4,000 round trip. Return limit Oct.
31st.
Same as above to Portland, Ore,
Seattle, Wash, Tacoma, Everett, Bell
| ingham, Victoria, $62-95 round trip.
Spokane, WASH, $57 IS round trip:
Helena and Butte, Mont. 2.95 round
trip. Limit Oct. 3lst.
For further particulars apply to
E. C. ASPEY, Agent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

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Skinner.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26
Excursions

Cheap rates to Old Mexico via Santa
Fe during May, June and July. $40
round trip with stop over privileges.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

Winfield, Kan. and return June II
to 2Sth, at rate of 1920 round trip,
account Winfield Chautauqua Assem-
bly,.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

Jamestown Exposition April 26 to
Nov. 30. One fare plus 50. Is for rounG
trip.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

For further particulars apply to
E. C. ASPEY, Agent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

Summer tourists rates to Chicago,
ILL.,, and return $3.50, return limit
Oct. 31st. Same as above to st. Louis
Mo-, and return, $20.25.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

Homeseekers' Excursion tickets on
sale first and third Tuesdays of each
month tt Rate in !. many cases less than
thirty days, according to destination.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-26

Summer tourists rates to Sandiego,
San Francisco, and Los Angeles at
$4,000 round trip. Return limit Oct.
31st.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
EXAMS NEXT MONTH
Probable That Police Tests Will Not be Given
 Until Then.

No word has yet been sent out for a special meeting of the board of civil service commissioners to take action upon the request of the police com missioners for the setting of dates and the preparing of examinations for ser geants and captains in that depart ment, and 1t is probable that the mat ter will not come up until the regular November meeting which falls on the first Thursday in the month. If the dates are set at this time it will hard ly be possible for the examinations to be completed and the returns in by the time that the regular monthly meeting of the police commissioners is held for November. so that 1t now seems that the changes which are looked for in the police force will be postponed until near the end of next month, If nor until the December meeting.
 Meanwhile there Is work being done among some of the officers who are planning to take the examinations to prepare themselves to do full justice to themselves on the questions which the board may set before them. It looks as if there would be good sized field entered in the race for both positions and there is not likely to be any dearth of material for the com missioners to select from if the sweeping changes among captains and consequently sergeants which are looked for take place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
MARBLE IS READY Will Be Shipped Here In Two Weeks for Ben
 nett Fountain. PROF. WEIR IS HOME Memorial Will Be Ready
 for Use In Early
 Winter.
PROF. WEIR IS HOME

Prof. John F. Weir of the Yale art school returned to New Haven satur- day after the trip to Rutland, Vt, where he examined the marble which is to be used in the erection of the Bennett memorial fountain at the corner of the green.
 Prof. Weir says that the marble is of very high quality and when built of it the fountain will be an ornament to the center of the city. The marble will be shipped in about two weeks, and the trip to this city will take another week.
 The construction of the monument, which will be begun immediately on the arrival of the marble in this city, will take about two weeks, so that the fountain by winter will be ready for use
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
SHOT IN THE DARK Stranger Attacks Two Young Men and Makes Good
 His Escape.

Jewett City, Oct. 2o.-Arthur LHeureux and John Rollins, young men both well connected here, were taken to the hospital at Norwich to- day suffering from pistol-shot wounds received late last night, according to the information obtalned to-day, at the hands of an unknown man. L'Heureux and Rollins, it is said, were seated at the railroad station about last midnight, when some stranger came up, shot both of them and dis appeared, making no attempt at rob bery.
 L'Heureux was hit in the neck, the ball passing in one side and out of the other. Rollins was shot in the back. The bullet had not been removed when he was taken to Norwich.
 L'Heureux is about nineteen years old, quarterback on the Norwich Free academy football team and ex-captain of the academy baseball nine. He is in his senior year at the school. Rol- Iins is a bookkeeper and about twenty two years old.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
TWO MEN IN RAGE
City Clerk Street and L. D. Chidsey for Employment
 Bureau Head.

Two prominent candidates are being mentioned just now for. the appoint ment which will probably be made soon of a superintendent of the Free Elm ployment Bureau of the state located in this city. Lewis D. Chidsey, who under Sheriff Durham held a position at the county jail and who at one time was a grocer in Church street and prominent in connection with the food shows at the Armory, is said to be a strong candidate with very good show for the place. Then there is an- other report that Edward Street, the outgoing city clerk will be given the berth when he is compelled to give up his office in city hall.
 The appointment Is a state one and carried with it a salary of sl l,OOO a year. Both of the men mentioned arc said to have very strong backing for the office
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
BIG BALLOON RACES
All is in Readiness for the Second International
 Contest.

St. Louis, Oct. 2O-After months of planning, weeks of preparation and days of manual labor, all arrangements have been completed for the second international aeronautic contest, which will be held here this week, beginning at o'clock Monday afternoon. Nine balloons have been entered, represent ing America, Germany, France and England,
 The first international contest was held last year at Paris, and Lieutenant Frank P. Lahm of the United States cavalry, by a flight of 402 miles, won the James Gordon Bennett cup, the trophy of the contest. The cup is an object of art in massive silver, valued at $2,5OO, and was offered by James Gordon Bennett to the aeronaut cover- ing the longest distance in a single flight. If the cup is won three times h succession by an aeronaut 1t then be- comes the property of the club of which he is member. The winner of the cup in each international contest, by the terms of the donor, will receive in addition prize of $2,5OO in cash together with one-half of the entry fees and forfeits. The contestant fin ishing second will receive one-third and the contestant finishing third th( rest of the entry fees and forfeits,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
HAVE MORE SORROW
Griswold Family Afflicted by Death of Daughter in
 New Jersey.

Especial to the Journal and Courier,)
 Montclair, N. J., Oct, 20.-Along with the very serious accident to their son, Charles Griswold, the Yale freshman who broke his neck diving in the Yale tank a short time ago, and who now lies in a critical condition In the Yale infrmary, another sorrow has come upon the Griswold family in the death of their daughter, Katherine, which occurred on Saturday at her home in Montclair, N J. The daughter was the wife of Dr. Albert Wallace, a dentist of Montclair, to whom she was married Oct. of last year, Her par ents were called to her bedside and were with her when death came. Death was the result of the birth of daugh- ter to the couple.
 Besides her father and mother and the brother in the Yale infirmary Mrs. Wallace leaves three other brothers, Albert, Henry and Myron and four sis ters, Margaret, Alice, May and Elsie. The funeral will be held tomorrow in Montclair. The Rev, Mir Clark, the family minister in Wethersfeld, has gone to Montclair and will read the funeral service.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
DEMOCRATS SESSION
Eighth Warders Meet to Form Ward
 Club.

The democrats of the Eighth ward assembled yesterday afternoon for purpose of taking steps toward the organization of a democratic club in that ward, In response to the call is sued about forty were present at the meeting, which was held at 922 State street. The meeting was called to or der by James Keenan, who is the chairman of the ward committee. Plans for the club were talked over and some suggestions were made for the formation of city club instead of a ward club, but the latter organi- zation was decided on as starter. A committee of fifteen, who are to be picked, was voted upon to take under advisement the plans for perfecting a permanent organization. Another meeting will be held to take action upon their report at the call of the chairman. George Dooley was chosen secretary of the meeting yesterday afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
GAME WARDEN SHOT Officer Badly Injured While Trying to Arrest Sun
 day Hunters. AssAILANTs GET AWAY Champion Will Leave No No Stone Unturned to
 Get Them.
ASsAILANTS GET AWAY

Naugatuck Oct. 2O.-David Ed wards, game warden of Beacon Falls, was badly wounded to-day while try- ing to arrest two men who were shoot ing game on Sunday in the woods at Beacon Valley. With Constable Frederick Kirk he was walking in the woods. when the two heard shooting and separated, each to make detour for the purpose of coming up with the shooters. Soon after EdWaros left Kirk he saw two men, apparently Italians, armed with shotguns For the purpose of getting nearer to them he called out: Which is the nearest way to Naugatuck?"
 For answer one of the Italians, says MT. Edwards, levelled his shooting piece at him and fired, hitting him and knocking him down. The game warden got to his feet again and started towards the pair, when the man again fired at him, this time hit ting him in the neck and chest and perforating him with the shot. One of the shot also struck him in the ball of the eve. Edwards fell to the ground, where he lay unconscious for a time. When he came to himself he found that he was breeding badly, but managed to make his way to the home of William Seeley, about mile distant. There he was cared for tenn porarily and later was removed to his home in an ambulance, Tonight his
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
STATE POLICE ARE GETTING VICTIMS Warrants Issued on Their Information Bring Five
 More In the
 Tolls.
FOURTEEN HAVE
 RECEIVED PENALTIES
Howard Ave. Police Found Liquor Freely Flowing In Hill Street Res
 idence.

Merrily is the crusade which the state police inaugurated here the Sun day before election progressing. Six more warrants, issued on information furnished by the state officers for vio- lation of the liquor law on that Sun day and on election day itself were sent out Saturday by Prosecutor Niles, and five of these were served by the Grand avenue police yesterday and the. persons named therein registered on the slate at that precinct. And the end of the game is not yet in sight. That there will be others for whom warrants will be sent out seems certain. In short, the state police seem determined to make an effective campaign here and to show that the lid must go on and fit tight.
 The star place which the state po- lice found on Sunday, the 9th inst, was that of John Nolan at 256 Wal lace street, where the officer who ob- tained the information declares he found about seventy-five men en- camped taking in the beverages which
 
 with dispensing contrary to the law. And it is suggested that the proprietor himself had been taking some things with his guests that day. Anyway, John Nolan was taken in yesterday on MT. Niles warrant, and along with 1 him for company went Thomas Mems, whose place of business was Eseen by the state officers on the same fatal day that Nolan had his company assembled; Thomas Lahey, of 961 State street for errors in management committed likewise on October G. Charles Harrigan, of 2S6 Wallace street, for election day selling, and Joseph Haggerty, of Wooster street for october 6.
 During the past week fifteen out O the nineteen who were arrested by tit state officers themselves were tried and fourteen of them paid for thei capture by convictions and sentences
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
OPERATION ON GRISWOLD'S NECK Facts of Extremely Delicate and Dangerous Feat
 Given for First
 Time.
X-RAY PLATES SHOW
 PLACE OF FRACTURE
Spinous Processes Removed and Even the Duramater of the Spinal Cord
 Opened.

Statements that have appeared in several of the papers of the state in regard to the injury sustained by Charles Griswold, the Yale freshman who was hurt in diving Into the tank in the gymnasium a little over a week ago, which claimed that as a matter of fact the young mans neck was not really broken, have caused con- siderable annoyance to the parents of the young man having caused them false ideas as to the seriousness of the injury, and having resulted in buoying them up to nigh pitch only to be cast down again on consulting with the doctors
 Dr. Willis H. Grove. who has att tended GTiswold from the first, stated last night that there is no question that the. young mans neck was broken in the accident. An expert X-ray photographer of New York, l MT. Caldwell, who was one of the first to use that method in this country, was called to this city and he secured i four X-ray pictures of the injury which were taken just before the op- | eration was performed. These pie lures, the plates of which are now in the possession of the doctors, show l plainly the fracture between the fourth and fifth cervical vertrebrae.
 The facts of the operation are giver for the first time by the Journal an( Courier.
 The operation which was performet l by Dr. Frank Hartley, an eminent Nev York specialist was one of a very del icate nature indeed. In the operation there was removed the spinous process es of the third, fourth and fifth an part of the sixth cervical vertebrate I The spinal canal was then opened ul to relieve the pressure caused by tn fusion of blood In front of the cord an by the dislocation. This required a incision of about five or six inches i the neck. The opening of the dura mater of the cord which was also ac eompllshed is one of the most extreme ly difficult and dangerous operation and was done to ascertain the exter of the dissertation.
 The condition of the young man wa stated to show slight improvement las evening.
 The wound in the neck, it is said, dressed every four hours by Dr. Crow It is healing normally and has tn usual drain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
FOOT GUARD HOME FROM JAMESTOWN Met An Old Friend Harrison Dingman at The
 Nations Cap
 itol. GOVERNORS PARTY
 FOLLOWS ESCORT Old New England Dances at Reception by
 Companies
 Majors.

After one of the most pleasant of their many successful trips, the mem bers of the Governors Foot Guard re- turned to New Haven ye; e;terday after noon, almost exactly eight days after they started for Jamestown, escorting the governor and his staff, The gov .ernor's party did not arrive for sew eral hours after the escort, remaining in Washington a night longer than the members of the company.
 Until the arrival in Washington the whole party kept together Chaplain Phillips was the first to leave, starting from Washington early Saturday morning in order to arrive In New Ha- ven in time to conduct services yester- day at the Church of the Redeemer. Tho Foot Guard left at 1 o'clock Sun day morning, arriving in Jersey City at 8 o'clock and in this city at l o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 Saturday evening in Washington the Foot Guard met an old friend in the Hon. Harrison Dingman, who helped entertain the company in 1895 when il stopped in Washington on the way tC the Atlanta exposition. Mir Dingmar was close friends of President Mo. Kinley and of President Cleveland, ant Saturday evening with the older Foot Guard talked over the former trip. MT Dingman, besides being an all around good fellow, is a past grand master O the District of Columbia, past grand command of K T. of D. c. and pas imperial potentate of North America
 One of the pleasantest evenings O the trip was that passed at the Hote Chamberlain in Richmond where Ma jor Hyde of the First company ant Major Weed of the Second compan! with their staffs entertained Governo l
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
She Denies the Real Incar- nation, Death and Res urrection of Jesus
 Christ.
REVIVAL OF THE
 GNOSTIC HERFSY
Rev. MT. Brown Claims to Have Followed the Golden Rule Throughout This
 Series.

Rev. Francis T. Brown of the Erirst Methodist church last evening before large audience which gathered de- spite the rain preached his fourth ser mon on Christian Science" taking for his subject Mrs. Eddy as The- ologian" MT. Brown will not speak in his future sermons 30 much of the errors as of the truth in the teachings of Mrs. Eddy, the exposure of the Him. doc doctrine of the illusory nature of matter being now practically cenplet-, ed Next Sunday evening Mir. Brownl will speak on the Spiritual and The- rapeutic Value of Christian Science" under the announced general subject,
 Why No Real Christian Need Be a Member of the Cult Called Christian
 Science"
 Mir Browns sermon last night fol-
 lows in full:
 why no real Christian should be a
 member of the cult known as Christian l Science"
 1 Last Sunday evening we opened the l discussion which we conclude tonight
 on Why no real Christian should be
 member of the cult known as Chris tian Science" We saw that while many
 Christians have unquestionably experl-
 enced certain religious verities in a new way and with new spiritual and physical blessing to themselves under
 the influence of certain truths in Mrs.
 Eddy's teaching, there are decisive req \
 sons why no Christian should accept
 this teaching as a. whole, since much
 of it is vitiated by a pervasiye Hindu
 error as incompatible with New Testa-
 mont truth as with scientific and meta-
 physical truth In exposing this error in
 its different aspects. have opposed no. slightest phase of religious truth as } held by followers of Mrs. Eddy or by } anyone else; all that is true and pure and lovely, all that makes for peace and power and the life more abundant is my glory and my message as a min- ister of the living Christ. It is more over my profound belief that multi tudes who bear the Christian name are pathetically and tragically falling of a conscious, personal, satisfying knowl-
 edge of the life of God in their, daily life-and so are lalmentably falling oT that wholeness of body, mind and spir- 1t for which the life of God is ever making wherever the Gospel is taken seriously and put to the test of Obedi- ent faith. But all this is in no wise irl- . volved in an oriental speculation as to the metaphysics of matter and Mrs. Eddys adoption of such speculation ! does not make it a part of religion, much less part of the religion Of Jesus Christ In opposing this Hindu . falsehood, that the physical universe, ! including the human body Is an Illusion and in illustrating the absurdities and 7 inconsistencies into which Mrs. Eddy
 has fallen through her mistaken adyo- ? cacy of it, I have been moved by a 2 sense of duty toward those who have
 appealed to me for light on confused
 and confusing subject, and by sincer'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
PRESIDENT IN vICKsBU2.
Arrangements Made to Entertain Him
 There To-day.

vicksburg, Miss, Oct. 2O.-All ar engagements have been completed to entertain President Roosevelt in yicksburg tomorrow afternoon. The principal streets are mass of colors, and pictures of the president are to be seen on all sides
 The president will arrive at Delta directly across the river from Vicks- burg, at i o'clock tomorrow after noon. He will be met by a reception committee of one hundred citizens. and the party will proceed to Vicks- burg on board the steamboat Belle of the Bends. The drive over the city and through the national cemetery will end at Courthouse square, where President Roosevelt will deliver an address
 The executive will then board spe- cial train on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad and will go direct to Memphis, where his train will be transferred to the Louisville and Nashville railroad The president is scheduled to arrive in Nashville al 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
TO BE OPERATED UPON
l.. B. Sperry Taken Suddenly Ill With
 Anpendicitis

L. Burton sperry, president of the sperry company, building contractors, who was taken suddenly i'll with ap- pendicitis Saturday morning and re- moved to pr. Adams sanitarium in West Haven, will be operated upon this morning. He was resting com fortably last evening
 This is the second time that MT. sperry has suffered with the disease. He was in good spirits Friday night and was made chairman of the bowl ing committee at the Union league and after the meeting rolled two games. lie was taken with severe pains early Saturday morning and immediately re- moved to the sanitarium.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
NEWS SU UMMARY.
GENERAL.

GENERAL. Financial Crisis May Be Ayerted. Imperial Assemble for China. American Arrested in St. Petersburg. President in Vicksburg. Standard oil Loan of SS.000.OOO. King Alfonso Has Narrow Escape Tokio University Celebrates.
 STATE. Plainfeld to Enforce No License Law. Tramps Dine on Chickens and Whiskey, Game Warden Shot at Beacon Falls Tries Suicide for a Girl. Italian Bites Off Ear Of Another. Pac'Serville Couple Married Sixty Years. Derby Man Sewers Artery; Actress in Trouble in Wtllimantic Auto Wrecked to Save Girls.
 CITY. State Police Getting Victims Foot Guard Arrives from Jamestown. Democrats Planning Ward Clubs. Chidsey and Street After Place. Fight for Cedar Hill station Spurious Processes Were Removed. sl99 for High School Athletes. Location of the New station. Marble Ready for Bennett Fountain. Grswold Family Again Afflicted. Rev, MT Brown on Christian science.
 SPORTS. Quinnipac Polo Rink Completed. High School lhterelass Meel Io-day. Wide Range of Sports for This Week. International Balloon Race. Eli Golfer Defeats Princeton Captain. Hollacher leads Y. M R. O. Bovlers. Welch of Siwash Leads Industrials
 EVENTS TO-DAY. High School Track Meet. 1 Chamber of Commerce Meets. Peaceful ValleyN at Bijou. 1 Ethel Lew at Poli's. kidnapped for Revenge at N. Haven l "Follies of 1907" at the Hyperion