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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04
SIXTEENTH FALL CONVENTION
Of the Connecticut Bee-K Keepers As-
 sociatlon.

The Connecticut Beekeepers' asso- citation will hold it's sixteenth fall con vention next Friday, Oct. Il. at 1O:8o a. m., in Room 50 at the Capitol. Presi- dent Allen Latham of Norwich will start the ball rolling with an address of welcome, to which Rev. pr. D. ID. Marsh of West Hartford, vice-presi- dent of the association will respond in behalf of the beekeepers. Officers and committees will make reports, there will be an address by the presi- dent, and miscellaneous business will be transacted.
 Then will come a discussion on the subject, Swarm prevention, or other mode of keeping worker force in- tact" which will be led by the veteran f beekeeper, l.. c. Root of Stamford. | President Latham, who Is the profess | sor in charge of the science depart ment of Norwich Free Academy, will lead a discussion on Running a few colonies for extracted honey to furnish means of completing more honey by feeding back" Another dis cussion will be on Breeding better queens-some of the secrets" with Henry L. Jeffrey of Woodbury, a veteran in raising queens, as leader. l There will be other discussions on timely and important questions relat- ing to the culture. Questions for dis cussion may be senT to the secretary, J. Arthur Smith of .his city, or they may be taken to the meeting and they will be taken up as opportunity offers. Another feature of the meeting will be answers by veteran bee men of ques- tions which are handed in for answer Tables will be provided for the exhi- bition of choice samples of honey and anything else of interest to beekeep- CTS.
 There are several thousand bee. keepers in the state and the associa. ton, which is growing one would bC willing to grow some more by adding to it's membership those now outside the fold Those not members will, al
 usual, be welcomed to the meeting next week.
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GRANTS SON GRADUATES.
Son of Superintendent Grant or
 Schoolship St. Mary.

Superintendent of Fire Alarm Tele- graph James Grant, went to New York yesterday, where he attended the graduation exercises of the scholarship St. Mary. Supt Grants son, James Grant, jr,, was, one of the graduates, after having spent two years on the ship.
 During his two years on the school ship young Grant has been all over the world on the boat and by careful attention to study and duty he has won the regard and respect of all on board. He has won several advance ments and to-day stands well towards the head of his class.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04

City Clerk Street has received a let ter from a Mrs Philenda Ramsdell ot Bridgewater Mass, asking his assist ance in locating Mary Annis Tenatt, who was last heard of in this city, in order to put her in possession of prop erty left her by her father, and which was said to be considerable. No such name appears in the directory.
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MIR. POLL SUED.
Damages Claimed by Waterbury Peo.
 pie for Alleged Injuries.

Waterbury Oct. 3.--Arthur A. Win gertzman and his wife, Catherine, of this city, have brought suit for $15O against Sylvester z. Poli, the theatri- cal manager of New Haven for injur- ies alleged to have been received at the Jacques theater claimed to be due to the carelessness of the defendant in maintaining stairway. Sheriff John F, O'Brien went to New Haven Tues. day, to serve the papers. The case is returnable to the city court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04

Many New Haveners who have stop ped at the Kensington hotel, Saratoga, will be interested to learn that this, one of the largest and finest in that famous city of summer resorts is to undergo an auction saleof all its furni- ture and equipments next week.
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ments to be given under the auspices
 of the Village Improvement society of Cheshire to insure a financial success. The course will open Oct 22, with
 concert by the Hawthorne Medical club, one of the best of the seasons attract i've list.
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The annual meeting of the Morris W, f fs q G Ur East dyen Noe W Of Mrs 9e Hep ea ry Clark of Thompson avenue There will be the election of officers and read ing of reports and schedule of the seasons work presented by the pro- gram committee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04

The employees of the building depart ment of the New Haven road are erect ing four extra telegraph stations to be used during the Danbury fair next week The stations will be located at West street. White street station, and at the east Fair and main Fair switch eS,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04

This list was requested by the repre- sentatives of many libraries during the recent convention In central New York and partly arranged for at that time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04
Friday, October 4.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Ely's Cream Balm The Gamble Desmond Co. The Chas. Monson Co., The Edw. Malley Co. D. M. Welch 6 Son S, w. Hurlburt Go. The Chas. w. Scranton Go. The New Haven Shoe Co. The w. T. Fields Co Estate of William H Thomas Estate Robert Brown Stewards Dyspepsia Tablets Remington Typewriter Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Castoria
 Studebaker Automobile Lydia D. Pinkham's Compounr Aliens Foot Ease Laxative Promo Quinine Lambert's Shoes
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The regular monthly supper of Ex- celsior chapter, No. 3, o. Ey S., will be held tonight at their rooms, Elks' hall, Crown street, at 6;S0 D. m. It is hoped large number of members will be present.
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James 3. Marlin Nominee for Mayor Democratic Ticket.
Election Monday, Oct. 7, 'O7 Polls Opea $ a, m.
 Puls Close 5 ?. n. VOlG Early and Vote the Straight Democratic TlGse.

MR. MARTINI if elected will be the servant of the entire people of the City of New Haven.
 He is not the nominee of any particular class faction He received his nomination the direct primaries by majority of the ballots he therefore before the people representative of no particular faction or class
 MR. CHATFIELD, at meeting of the Third Ward held October g. stated that he the machine candidate member the machine glad to be associated
 ITISFAR TO ASSUME that the people will select the who represents their interests without being connected with any political machine or faction in any party
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hall, Crown street, at 6;30 D. m It is hoped large number of members will be present.
 The work of decorating the business section of Danbury for the carnival that is expected to add gaiety to next weeks events there is under way The New Haven Decorating company has the contract for the general decorations
 The town of Orange has signifed its intention to expend $20O0O on road inn provements under the state highway act, and the town of Salem under the same law will expend $4,000.
 H. A. Hitchcock of this city will de liver an address. at rally day services next Sunday in the Congregational church, Naugatuck.
 The westville Social and Athletic club will open the seasons dancing with a dancing party to be held Thanksgiving night. Dances thereaft- CT will be given monthly by the social committee.
 Insurance Commissioner Macdonald has issued a permit to do business in this state to the Michigan Commercial Fire Insurance company of Lansing, Mich,
 At the closing session of the Grand lodge of Railway Track Foremen of America held at Providence this week a number of New Haven railroad men were elected to office including L. B Clark of s41 Townsend avenue, who was chosen president
 Mrs. Elizabeth Deegan, formerly ar old resident of Forestville, was buried in Bristol on Wednesday. For the pas seven years Mrs. Deegan had lived ir New Haven.
 Enough season tickets have been dis. nosed of for the series of entertain
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The East Haven Busy Bees are re- quested to meet at the home of Miss Olive Smith this afternoon for reorgan- ization.
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BRIEF MENTION

High water to-day at s:O4 p. m.
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blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock EX- changes New Haven office, 27 Center
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Mrs Elizabeth Deegan, formerly an old resident of Forestville, was buried in Bristol on "Wednesday. For the past seven years Mrs. Deegan had lived In New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04

Enough season tickets have been dis nossd of for the series of entertain
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-04

Insurance Commissioner Macdonald has issued a permit to do business in this state to the Michigan Commercial Fire Insurance company of Lansing,
The Washington times., 1907-03-01
EVELYN ILL At HOTEL; THAW NERVOUS IN COURT

she regrets the part she is alleged =
have taken in assisting District A -
ney Jerome. has been revealed - "A
message brought by Howard Nesbit
from his mother 20 his sister
The message showed that mother love
had prevailed over everything else and
that despite the long arrangement and
the disclosures OF the Thaw trial she
wants her daughter back IN the shelter
OF her arms
Go. Howard. my boy said Mrs.
Holman when Ier son was leaving Pitts
burg 10 return To New York. Take care
q yourself and whatever you 90. bring
Florence back 20 me. DO that want
her" Florence Is the name always used
by Mrs Holman FOR her daughter. whose
full name is Florence Evelyn.
To the message from the mother was
one added by Mr.. Holman. Mrs Iuaw S
stcpfather. He knew That his VIE was
longing for her daughter and that she
would not be COutcnted until they had
been reunited, with "a mutual reserve
that the past should be buried.
Bring her back said Mr.. Holman
I feel ike your mother. Florence has
haven Of rest with us f she wants
We want her
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Than Must Work
If He's Cleared,
And Protect Wife

PITTSBCRG. March 1.-If Harry
Thaw is acquitted he had better stick
pretty closely TO Evelyn. else John !.
Sullivan viii get him if-he-don't-watch-
out.
Harry Thaw. hes no good but. say.
that little woman Of his is a wonder.
Ny hats or 90 her" SAID John l.. in
discussing the Thaw case she mag
make man OF him yet. He's stil
young. and has the opportunity 10 be-
come a producer.
What Thaw needs after this trial ls
work. II he'd had 20 hustle 4 little
for his cakes IN the past. all yhIs trou-
Die wouldn't have happened. Aud it
Thaw goes free. as ] think he VIII. he'd
better stick TO that woman IT lie
dOeSn' t-weu. YOU say for me that IL
won't be good for him
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form. Mental instability OF itself is an
unsoundness which cannot be classified.
Thaw laughed heartily at the persist
ance OF both the district attorney and
Dr. Evans. the one trying 10 elicit. the
other In trying 10 evade that Thaw lid
been insane at the time OF the writing
Of tho letters in question
Q.-NOw take exhibit b. In cOnjunc-
tion with everything else. what does il
SHOVE
A.-The introduction OF an equation
the marking out and the marginal writ
ings all point 10 the same condition that
find in exhibit A
jerome then asked the witness 90
examine exhibit = for the purpose OF
pointing out the facts that lead 10 this
opinion.
.'Becausc Of the iute-Iineatious. the
marginal writings DeIIeve there is an
evidence OF mental instability said DIT.
Evans
Q.-Was it insanity
Ale wa IS bordering on insanity
Q.-How bordering on III
Ale was moving toward H.
Q.-TOward what form or insanity,
Al cannot tell from reading the let
ters
ON regard 20 exhibit g. 7 viii re-
peat the same question and ask YOU %
see whether IL indicates whether the de-
PENDANT was sane or insane when n
wrote it,
A-tAfter carefully examining ex-
hibit CT think he was not perfectly
sound in mind.
Q.-whar was the character OF hi,
unSOundueSST
At indicates delusivc state o.
mind He was mentally unsteady.
cannot give YOU the classification Of tho
delusive state.
o.-Noyy take exhibit d and taking
into consideration the facts and dOCU-
raents referred 70 IN connection with
The Washington times., 1907-03-01
TRAGEDY TURNED TO COMEDY
THROUGH THAW'S LOVE NOTES
BEING DISSECTED IN TRIAL
By DOROTHY DIX.

are certain ear marks by which the
mental state OF those liable To brain
stoTms-which is the scientific descrip-
ton OF getting batty-nlay be told from
letter. and DR.. BrittOn Evans, the
noted alieniSt, stated what they were.
So give heed Edwin. draw nigh Ange-
linai
Get out your love letters and check
them over for symptoms OF incipient
insanity.
Does Edwin fail to use endearing
terms and fan 20 sign his name. Docs
Angelina underscore her words to make
en- assertion more empnatic2
Does Edwin tell Angelina that with
her by his side he would own the wealth
Of the world. and become a king, or
even senator
If. Edwin or Angelina, YOU can find
any Of these things in your love let
tiers. beware.
Conclusions of Evans.
Such are the points on which the
alienist based his opinion that at the
time Harry Thaw wrote his poor. ramh-
ling. incoherent letters to Evelyn Ne1,-
bit he was mentally unbalanced? Per
hans he was. To me. when 1 heard
them read ia court they seemed merely
writing. and with little culture. who
was wrestling with emotions too big Tor
him To put on paper. He loved a woman
with every fiber Of his poor. warped.
melancholy nature.
She had told him the most terrible
story that a man could hear. His fam
lily was trying TO keep him from marry
ing her, and the girl herself had slipped
from him. He was obsessed with fear
fear OF losing the girl, fear that she
would go back 10 the man from whom
he had wrcsted Ter: fear that she would
drift back into the old life: fear Of his
family. And In trying to tell all OF this
To Evelyn in his letters. he grew chaotic
through lack OF knowledge OF how to
express himself.
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Died.

CLARKE-At her residence. el9 Four-and a.
half street southwest. MARGARET ANNA
ADA. daughter Of Asoph NJ. and Sophia ".
Clarke ageI seven months and twenty
four days
Services plIl be beId at residence. 8 2. H..
FRIDAY. March T. Remains VIII b. taken
t1 Frederick. Nd, on S-35 a. m train. sat-
urlav. Narcu ..
Annapolis papers please copyJ Il
NcMAHDN-On February 2. 1871. JAMES
JESSIE MCMAHON aged twenty-four
Years, 417 Fourteenth street northeast
Rockville papers please copy-t u
MAHONET-On "Wednesday. February H.
1907, az II a. m, AZ her residence. SIS X
street southwest. Mrs JOHANNA Ma
HONEY. widow Of Patrick Mahoney. a us-
tive u Ab5eyfeale. County Limerick. Ire
land.
Funeral saturday morning. March 2 a. ,
o'clock. Requiem mass at 81. DOmiuic's
Iureruleut az sit. Olivet. feZszt
FI.E4IING-ou February 2s 1907. THOMAS
}. FLEMING
Particulars in another column
BEOCRWAY-Ou February IS. 1907. FRANK
J. BEDEkWAT
Particulars iu another column
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MAY REUNITE
THE HOLMANS

NEW YORK. March That Mrs
Charles J. Holman. mother OF Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. has been deeply touched
by the story told by her daughter on
the witness stand and that apparently
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NEW YORK, March lit seems ir-
congruous and almost shocking TO speak
OF the humors OF the Thaw trial. where
horror has followed horror so fast up
on the heels OF horror that we have al
most lost sight of the initial tragedy OF
the killing of a man in cold blood. as he
sat smiling at a group OF girls dancing
on the stage.
Nevertheless. this strange case whose
every turn has been i surprise. yester-
day suddenly developed a rich comedy
situation. which was as cynically anus
ing az a French farce. II was no less
than the spectacle Of a majestic Judge
a sworn jury, learned lawyers and fam
Gus alienists sitting in solemn dellbera-
ton over a mans love letters and try
ing 10 determine from them whether
he was crazy or not when he wrote
them
Many Who Have Qualified.
OF course. of hand, those Of US vino
have qualified as experts in the mat
ter are inclined to say that everybody
who writes love letters is a candidate
for the madhOuse. Even while we are
penning them We have had apprehn-
sions that we were suffering from tenn
porary emotional insanity. And when
we have been privileged 20 read the love
missiVes addressed to others we have
tapped our fOreheads compassionstely
and said, daft, poor thing; clean daft. -
1 have never seen a bunch of letters Of
fcred as evidence I'm a breach of prom
Use suit that would not have consigned
the author to a padded cell in Bloom
ingdale.
Evidence of Brain Storms.
II seems, however. that outside OF the
common. or garden variety. insanity
shown IN the ordinary love letter there
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LIKE TO KNOW?
Facts About Why Coffee Does Its Peculiar Work

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PUTTING IT AUTOMATICALLY.

Mrs. MugEius-IS IL true that she is
ashamed Of her mother
Mrs. BugElns-Weli she gets around
the relationship by Introducing her
mother as her aunts ~ister.-PhladeI-
phia Record.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP

LAXATIVE EEONO Qu.uiu- removes tl-
cause To get the genuine -aU far ron name
and look for signature " r W Grove. &c.
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allowed the witness to answer approx
mately
Alt is not a very unusual form Of
insanity I cannot give the number of
cases that have come under my observa-
ton
Q--You are responsible for the repre-
sentatives Of your hospitals?
A.-FoT a certain portion Of them. /
am responsible for the reports Of the
mental conditions Of the patients COM
mitted
Q.-On April .. 1865. you reported there
We're twelve men
Delmas objected and was sustained
Jerome was reading an annual report
% the Norris Plains Asylum.
Q.-Are you responsible for the table
on page 49,
We
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DIR. GEO. s. WALDO. DENTIST. I3l,
THE SAN JAN BAUTIsTA MINING
COMPANY.

Win Offices at 5I3 and 5I4 Ouray Build
lu-. will continue 10 offer their stock 81
So per share FOR the balance Of tlls
week. The par value Of this stock -
$40 Those who desire 10 invest in pro-
UUciIE copper and silver properties
should Apply immediately
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Special Notices.
Columbia Club,

Tls whisky that made washington "a
NOUS ScllItZs beer on CraughL ". =
Donovan. las 1Jl ST. NV
TIE annual MEETING OF the Har-
yard Chemical Mfg. co. for election o.
rII.oI- md other business VIII be held
ar 800 "a. w., sNurii =. 1857. IN room 80
old South BID. Boston. Mass. G :.
RI BIN. President u
DR.. GEO s. WALDO, DENTIST. 1879
New YORK Ave. NV formerly 80 East
Capitol ST. The AfVeola Method fuu
platcsF. Painless extracting mhl-tr
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or ia your opinion when he wrote ex-
hibit a. he was lnsane2
A--After carefully scanning exhibit
\. one OF the undated letters written by
Thaw during the period from October to
November. 1gC3-eNhibit A. taken with
all those matters show the writer was Of
an unsteady state Of mind but l must
decline 20 say positively that il indi-
Gates insanity
Classics the Letters.
O.-What letter shows TO you that the
writer was OF an abnormal state of
mind?
A.-There may be an unsteadiness OF
mind. which is suggestive OF mental
unsouudness In exhibit 4.
Q.-Wds his unsoundness Of such a
kind as It might have been produced
by drink
Al don't know.
OF being abnormal. I'm what course
OF abuormality is il put. making no pro-
visionaI classification
Al DONE know that there IS a d.
visional abuormaIitv.
Q.-Don't you do il in your asylum?
A.-Perhaps.
Given II It would take twelve
months?
Alt shows nothing SUD- as I would
be called upon TO classify in my own
asylum IN less than two months.
Q.-Does II show normal or abnormal
conditions Of mind on the part OF the
writer
Att points TO mental instability.
Q.-What form Of mental instability
does IL point to-
At does not point to any particular
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Sewing Maehinea sIightIy used 50

and u LasE teTms &c weekly, ma
chimes rented. 50 cents weekly: machines
repaired, 30 cents and Up: drop postal
ROBERTSON. 1910 III 81. NV.
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Answers With a Question.

Answers With a Question.
Q.-Now how many cases Of parsnoia
had You in your hospital last year:
A.-This report doesn't give any idea.
II tells Of only 800. and we have ] 800
patients there This report simply deals
with the cases that came in during the
six months preceding the making up OF
the report When SOMEBODY comes in
and EiVes YOU s. how much money do l
know you have got IN your pocket
The question caused a big laugh and
jerome admitted hs was unable to see
how the witnesses question could be an
swered intelligently
-. What ! was asking was how
many persons suffering from paranoia
were In your hospital last year,
Al cannot tell.
Have Lucid Intervals.
Q-Now II person has paranoia
| does lac have many lucid intervals
Al believe they do. They may re-
cover for years al times
Q.-Is it not true that they disclose no
evidence Of mental unsoundness in con
vcrsdtiOHs or actions unless you get a
subject which il their delusiOnZ
Am some cases that is the case.
Q.-Wgs this defendant suffering ac-
cute or chronic insanity, when he killed
. y
Ale was suffering from an acute
| Cutburst
Q-When he killed Stanford White
| Am aCcute Outburst OF a delusiOnal
insanity. / DO not classify In my own
mind an acCute adOleSCent insanity. He
/ was suffering from accute attack OF
/ adoloscent insanity and / believe re-
| current adOlesCeut insanity.
/ O.-What is the difference between
! aCCute and chronic adOiasCenU insanity .
/ Al make no classification
/ Q--Was he suffering from accute or
( chronic insanity
A.-The outbreaks were accute
! Q.-Have YOU ever known an outbreak
/ OF a lunatic that was not accUte?
A.-No but the conditions underlying
/ the outbreak may be chronic.
Three Outbreaks of. Insanity.
! Q.-How many outbreaks had the de-
/ PENDANT?
! AT the time Of the writing the let
/ tiers and making the will and the full
I minatng or explosive outbreak result
ing from the shooting OF Stanford
/ White
/ Q.-Then he had three outbreaks OF
/ adolescent insanity. one IN 1913 when he
/ wrote the letters. one IN 1903 when 10
made the viii. and the other il 800
. when he shot Stanford White
! No. you are not entirely CORE -t
] said ] had not seen him until 1ru
and I cannot positively classify the
! earlier evidences OF unsoundness az out
bursts
/ O.-Are YOU Of the opinion that he did
/ have three outbreaks of adOlcscent In
sanity;
J A.-les.
Q.-Ncw how about when he wrO,t
/ exhibit B-that Comstock letter?
J Al would not call that an outburst
as indicated by the letter itself
! Q.-Are these all the occasions OF out
/ bursts you remember
! A--There was one other occasion iI
/ PitrSburg in January. 1900.
Jerome asked for Tho testimony OF Dr
| DeemaT who had referred 10 the CCca'
sion Ia January. 1906. and gave il 20 DR.
! Evans ~ read during the rcccss.t
Herr recess was taken until > y. III.
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EDMOND o. PIGEON, D. D. s,
vENrInL TIoN WITHoUT pRAuaHT

RepoEslb-e Filings. Crown. and Bridgework.
Plates. and Extracticg- Corner y and sJa
sts- Main EIaE- fe-1-tf
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Evidence of Brain Storms.

II seems, however. that outside Of the
common. or garden variety. insanity
shown IN the ordinary love letter there