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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09
Probate Court.

The inventory of the estate of the late
Frederick s. Porter, the former whole
sale State street merchant, was filed
! in the probate court yesterday and
shows that he possessed at his death
property to the value of $685. 01,54 Of
OF this amount $4,000 is in real estate,
and the remainder in stock in his bust
ness and securities. The stock in the
local store is valued at $4,000, While
certificates for whiskey in bond are
valued at $21,0Os61, making, with 9TH
err accounts, including $4,000 added in
outstanding debts, almost 100000 in his
business.
BY the will of Mr.. Porter the estate
is divided as follows: The house at 1901
Chapel street with its furnishings and
$4,000 to his wife as long as she is UNI
married; 100000 each to his son Will
liam F., and his daughter, Arletta May
Porter; $4,000 in trust to his son to
divide the income between Mr. Porter's
brother and sister, Henry D. Porter
and Mrs. Laura Vail, and the residue
to his wife for life, 10 be divided be-
tween the son and daughter at her
death. The estate is made UP as fol-
lows:
Real estate, house and lot 1901 Chap
ell street, valued at $4,000; the four
story block at 27o state street, valued
at $4,000; property at 104 Wall street,
valued at $4,000, and lot in Pine
street. Fair Haven, valued at $500
The securities are: Fifty shares of
the l. L. Stiles Brick company, valued
at $4,000; 300 shares Red River Valley
company, valued at $4,000; 400 shares
New Haven Gas Light company, SIS,
600; 100 shares Southern New England
Telephone company, $4,000; 1000
shares New Haven County National
bank, $4,000; 90 shares New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company, IS $500; 200 shares Locomotive
American, pr, $4,000; 1900 bonds Red
River Valley company, $4,000, and sew
eral other small holdings. There is al
SO about $4,000 in mortgages.
His other personal property consisted
of warehouse certificates of whiskey in
bond, s21, 500. 81; stock in the store, s25
500; outstanding bills receivable, $780,
l075.S4 and cash in New Haven County
bank, $26149.59. Among the notes held
in the estate are two listed as to "Johr
Done one being for $4,000 and the 9th.
er for $4,000.
The appraisers were william G. Red
field and Charles G. G. Merrill.
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TEACHERS GO AWAY.
Many Recuperatlng from Vigorous Cam
pnign for More Pay.

Many teachers in the New Haven
public SCHOOLS who reside in the city
have gone away for the summer follow
Ing this strenuous year. Superintendent
Beede may not be able TO get away at
all this summer. Some of those who
/ have gone are:
Miss Florence Arnold has gone to
Galesburg, ILL.,. for the summer.
Miss Mary Bancroft will spend the
vacation at Mt. Vernon, ~ H.
Miss Mary Berry is on the Maine
seacoast at Cape Cottage, Me.
Miss Helena Ball Is at Hinsdaie,
Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland is sojourn-
ing at Lakeville, Conn.
Herbert Fales is in Bridgeport.
Miss Henrietta Feuchtwanger has
gone to Gloucester, Mass.
MISE May Goodrich is at Milton,
Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes is going to
spend her vacation taking some courses
in the summer school of the University
of New York.
Miss Alice Little is spending her
summer vacation at stoneham, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Middleton is on the
Maine coast at Christmas Cove.
Marie Mussaeus has gone abroad and
will spend her summer at Dessau in
| Germany,
Miss Julia Patton is at Brattleboro, VT
w. H. Perry Is at Seymour for the
summer.
Miss Eleanor Peterson has gone west
| and will spend her summer at Ogden,
Utah.
! IA. E. Porter will summer at South
Roxton, Quebec
Charles Sargent has gone to Plttsf1eld
in the Berkshires.
Miss Eliza Thompson Is at Morris
Cove,
Ralph wentworth has gone to keep
] Mr. Sargent company at Plttsheld.
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GIORDANO Case UP
IN SUPERIOR court
Waterbury Bar Association
Wants Separate Coroner
Appointed.
PORTER INVENTORY IN
Late Wholesale Liquor Deal
err Left Estate Worth
Over $500, 900.

The criminal side of the superior
court was occupied all day yesterday
with the trial of Antonio Giordano,
charged with assault with intent to kill
committed on Joseph Capello on April
q last. When court adjourned yesler-
day afternoon Attorney James NJ. Sui
Ivan had not completed his argument
for the defense and he will resume
again when court opens this morning
at 10 o'clock. The quarrel arose over
dispute regarding labor. All three
men were. injured in the fight and Ca
pello, the man whom Giordano is charg-
ed with assaulting, has already pleaded
guilty TO assault with intent to kill,
Nine witnesses were put on the stand
yesterday, the defendant being the last
to testify. The case should be finished
early to-day.
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sT. AGNES, cHURcm REpoRr.
Little Catholic Institution at Woodmont
Prosperlng.

The annual report Of St. Agnes
Catholic church at Woodmont was
read by the Rev, Father MCLEAN Sun
day, He stated that the income last
year amounted to $1,5Sl61 and all of
this income was raised in ten weeks.
The profits from the ladies' whist was
$26455; from the barn dance $l57, and
from the lawn festival $4,000. The
sum of 81 600 was paid on the mortgage
which Is now $500.
Fother Mclean stated that the great
work done in this little church Had
been told N nearly every parish ii
Connecticut and he commended the
people for their hearty support of the
new church. He stated that with the
present attendance, the people would
have to enlarge the building in a
short time. The church was crowded
at the services.
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District Attorney Sims said yesterday
that the question of asking for indict-
ments against the Standard OIL COM
pany of New Jersey based on the ad-
missions Of witnesses in court on Sat
urday to the effect that the company
had received mileage Of three-fourths
of a cent on cars from the Union Tank
Line company, has not been considered
at the present time. He intimated that
it might be made the basis Of further
action against the company when the
present cases are ended. Mr.. Rosenthal
and Mr.. Miller, attorneys for the COM
pany, both denied that there was any
Significance to the testimony on that
point,
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The City police court had the larg-
est calendar it has had since Decem-
Der, 1905, the docket yesterday morn
ing numbering 50 cases. But the ses-
sion was over in comparatively short
time, and very few cases were con-
tinued.
The hot weather seems to have driv-
en- a good many men to drink, large
number of cases being for intoxication.
A summary of some of the cases is
as follows:
Francisco P. Terranova, perjury, case
continued until July 18th.
Rose Travason, charge, keeping dis.
orderly house. $50 and COSTS
Hazel Trovoy, Marie Jessamine,
Anna Constantine and Thomas BERT,
inmates of same house, $40 each. This
house was located on Wooster street,
and was raided Saturday night.
Mary MCGOWAN, and Dominick An
nunzzi, improper conduct, the former
IS fine, and 80 days for drunkenness,
and the latter S..
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Herman FISHER.

Herman FISHER, Greenwood street,
died at the New Haven hospital yes
terday. He was taken there six weeks
ago He had a complication of dis
eases, Mr.. FISHER was employed by
the Weibel Brewing Co, was a men,
Der of the New Haven Brewers union,
the Workingmen's Sick Benefit society
and the New Haven Cremation society.
He leaves a son in Germany Mr.
FISHER was about so years Of age.
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AT THE LOCAL THEATERS
PoLrs NEW THEATER.

"Glrofs, Girofla," the opera comique
BY IAoocq, was offered at Polls yes
terday afternoon before the usual Mon
day matinee critical audience, Bertha
Davis, in the double role of the twin
sisters, around which the story is told,
was we'll received. James McElhern, as
Bolero, had the audience with him as
usual and Joseph w. Smith returned to
the cast to add his robust tenor voice.
j. ]. Castellanos, Florence Rother and
Margaret Baxter shared the principal
parts, and all did very well.
The opera allows for plenty Of COM
edy and had the audience in roar OF
laughter from start to finish.
Seats are now selling for all week.
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Miss shipman TO Return.

Miss Gertrude shipman, who is re-
membered as the leading lady of the
Bijou Stock company, Lawrence B. Nc
Gill and the supporting cast of that
company, who are now playing at Polls
Hartford, will be brought to Polls New
theater for an engagement of one week
in MeCutcheon's romantic drama,
"Graustark." All the favorltes of the
Stock company will be here. Seat sale
opens Wednesday, July 10th.
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Transferred It.

George w. Backus of Walllngford
was examined before Judge Wolfe in
the court of common pleas in supple
mentary proceedings. Some time ago
judgment was entered against Backus
who claims he can not satisfy 1t, be-
cause at time previous to the record
ing of the Judgment he decided all his
property to his mother. Judge Wolfe
reserved decision,
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The waterbury Bar association VIII
send a large delegation to Hartford
next week to ask that favorable re-
port be brought in on the proposition
of having a deputy coroner for Wa
terbury. Coroner Mix has been re-
quested a good many times to appoint
deputy, but has always refused. The
members Of the association say that the
administration of justice is much him
dered by having to send to New Haven
for the county coroner.
The Waterbury Bar association says
that the present conditions have been,
in the main, due to the selfish stand
point of one man, who is afraid that
a new order of things would curtail his
fee.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09
Meeting Of Jener.on Flshlns Club.

At the regular meeting of the Jeffer-
son Fishing club held Sunday at their
club rooms, many interesting stories
were told Of the late trout season
Several members were elected to the
Ananias club. the second degree.
An invitation from the Audubon Rod
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09

and Reel club to take part in fly
casting contest. was accepted.
Owing to illness, Edward Conway,
the popular president Of the club, was
forced to resign as delegate to the con-
tests in Laconia and Franklin Center,
New Hampshire. Mr.. Brown, the
guide Of the club. was elected in his
place. The annual outing will occur in
August at the usual place,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09
Estate Insclvent

Jason P. Thompson, administrator on
the estate Of the late alfred 7, Ed
ridge, fled notice in the probate court
yesterday that his estate Is insolvent.
Commissioners will be appointed TO
fudge claims July 16 by Judge John P.
Studley,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09
rhe T.nte 80. .. M. .Ennns.

Mrs. William J. Jones of 26S Portsea
street has gone to Norfolk, Va, to at
tend the funeral Of her daughter-in-
law the wife Of J. w. Jones, Mrs.
Jones leaves five children.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09
costIy Poke.

Stamford July S.-Wnliam Moore,
proprietor Of Main street poker joint,
raided last night, was fined SIS in the
city court to-day and 16 frequenters
were fined $50 each
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Sn WariciGc pcrbaftct.

9tem Dorf, 80. Sllni. - Sc
ncralfonlnl Stiltner in gfurleiQc,
GSranfreid, tele9rapbirt Dem bieligen
Observation-Disclosures, onb Elm 1cmil-
lcr 9ogbus 6orfoin BORT IN Gerbin.
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Der @eIt.37. StraBe in einen aoiier
uerpaft geflnOen wuroe, perbaitet
moroen lit. Die 8erbdftllng erfolgtc
aif @eill6 Der gteip.Dorfer Goli5ei,
lpel6e Die Spur lorfoin's ieit ser
Gntoedllng bes Gerbredens Don bier
iiber Wontreal, 2onoon uno Boris
nod Morlaille perinlgt bnt. Sorfoin
par IN Den Ser. Stanten aud) luiter
Dem Aanlen saul Sorfiiiau befannt
GiltflftsnHnalt ,Serome lea erfl1rt
Eaben, er babe niht 9eneiie genig,
un Die 9lllslieferung irgeno eines
Gero1dtigen iii Dem 8aae 5n foroeru,
ollein Die 4oli5eibeboroe beitebt oa-
raul baB binreidenoe gepeiie gegen
Sarfnin in ibren Bette iinb.
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Sius Saar, nno gart Jarbe,
idnuar5 ober braun, 80 Gents.
Cine fleine Selbin.

Gbicugn 30. Suni Dir
fieinc 2alrettu Bailey, Ole iid beilte
bllrh ibrc 0ciltesgegenuart oas Sc.
ben rettetc, erluies Iid audi i'm Soipi
tai, no ic iif elmer ihmer5baiten
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ltauoboitc Seloin. Sic mar bei'n
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in cine @eitbe gerotben uuo cine SO.
fonlotip, Die berun fam, beuor Iie lid)
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tonnte, 5ernlointte ibren SUB. Sie
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Operutionstild i'm ugaptiit Soipi.
tal," no ibr Der SUB antplltirt mer.
ben muBte.
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Snnscs MGbdJcn ais Silbrcrin uo'
9iGubcrm.

Wi incolu, Z. 5. 80. >5ulli. --
Die t9-j0brigc Snga @iIDelut cine
ouiIoQcno biiblAc 9lonoine, muroc
in ibrer gSobnung, Nr. "a, Sndion'
Noce, 9rooflpn, pcrboitet uio bier
fer gebraGt. Sic itebt in bringen-
Dem Terbadt on ocn ipltcnlatildcl,
9inubjiigcn Der Giubrederbanoe, luel-
de Nollot. lmo Queens County leli
ldngerer 3eit il Sbreden iebte, be.
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5rulen5innner iein, pel6es III einen
9luto oaber illbr uno Die ganOe bel
i6rcn Jiaub5iigen ontilDrte. Sic III
geItdnOig, in 0em Sotel b. 6abrid's,
alias &udner'S, no ein groBer SbeiI
Der genohten Ginbrchcrbeute por9c.
iunoen nuroe, gelpo9nt 81 baben, ullc
miro, nenn Sobrih inter Der 9lnfla8c
bcs Ginbru6S oem Jiidter @allocc
porgelii9rt miro, Elm Gerbor boben.
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Gbitagu's ncncs Gagabnnbengeiet.

Gbico9o, 80. Snni, -- Chicago
bcqann nit ieinem beilte iriib I'M
Mittcrnoht in &raft gctretcnen Saga.
bunoengeiebe cine ucue Gunpn1ne iilr
@oDrlmo ocS 9InItun0es. Die EoIi.
sci miro ioiort Die pon itnerwiinidtcn
glementen frcqnentirten Stnottbeilc
ourh GerbaItung oller EerlonerL mel
Ge obne nahsueisborc inlo ebrlide
Oiittcl sur 9cItrcitllna oes 2cbenS
nnterbolts Iinb, lGlbern. Manor
,Sreo, 9uiie miro Die Eoli5ci III ser
Itrengen &ollitredlmg oeS @eiebca
nohbridlidb rlterltiibcn.
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S$ht',,efel=


Die bon i6uen siinitis inooiiirt III,
bietct Sdhueicl in eincr gerbinbnng
bic irei Don icincn nad)tgeiliaen
Gisenidaiten 1T nno iie fir Bah nnb
Soilcttc beionocrs gecisnet mad)i
@emu rcgclmakia slbcnos nno Iur'
aens im Sab nit slbreibnns benutt,
,uirb iie bic Sant balb Dun llureinig.
fciicn nnb Sett beireien. gbreibnn
gen NIT cincm srubcn Sud- uur Mn'
ucnomns Der Seiic erbObt bcren Wir.
flung in Der Ceffnmns oer Eoreu, bai
scidmeioiscs, ieItes Jleiid unb einc
atlak.,ueide Saut TIT 0efolse.
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Ycarn's gbiabrt ucrid,ubcu.

Ncm 0orf, 30. Suni. - Cont
manocr Gobcrt 6. Ecarp miro Icinc
jlebeute Noropol grpeoitipn nitbt
por Otittc be9 Dionota (llli ontretelt
Gr bate crportet nnt /. Suli olll5ll'
breben, oQeiu 8er5GAcrlln9 III Der 9lr'
belt ocr 2lu9rilihlng oco Gonlpters
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Ill pcrihicbcn. Ecorp ioNtc belltc, CT
crparte, ocn 9torbpopl itnerbnlb rs
Sionoten 5u crrehcn lalIe leood
Torlid)tS bolber oen YHoolepelt" olll
0rci Sabre perpropinlttiren.
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anaben ais Spc5ialpoli5iiten am
4. Jmli.

Gouncil Yluifa Sa, 30.
Suni. - Eoli6eidef Hihmonb lit alli
Sic SSoee perfullen, cine groBe Wen9e
pon Sungen ais Spe5iolpoli5iltcn at.
5ultellen, nm oas 9lbbrennen bon
3euerlperf Dor Dem 4. Slli 5it per.
binbcrn. Sein griolg lit Elf iiber.
raidenOer 5ebcr SSunge iibetmodt
in icincm Iiltrift poG Glier Die an
oercn Inn iponloglid einen @elebeS.
llebertrcter perbaiten 5u fonnen, Die
eil5igen lln5uiriebenen babel itno Die
Berfiuier ppn Sellermerfsforpern.
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1sriscp's Strnfenbabn= Strife.

Sun6ronciSco, 80. Slmi. -
Die nelm pegcu 9lngriiie oii Stra-
bcn6obnmoggonS w0brenO beS filr5'
liNen Strifes ongcflugten Eerionen
lpuroen geltrrn Dem Jihtcr @oooi&
porpeiiibrt, lpeIdcr fire ,S0llc bis 5lttl
s. Suli pertogte. 0ic 9lngctlogten
rridicnen nit Sonoitbcllen I'M Sc
riht.
GrGiioent Eotrif Calhoun BON Den
,ltnitc0 Moilroaos" crflGrte bclltc,
oic StcQcn nabeju after Strifcr mir
Ocn binucn ncniAcn Sa9cn belebt Icll.
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9ln riner Wipcanfrensnng pcrnngliidt

sltlantic Gitn Ms. 80.
,Suni. = gllopiits 6utfinion, iieben
Sabre aft ols Ybilaoelpbia fam &C.
liern abenb bier dn elmer Niueonfrei.
5ing Ser eleffriihen 9inie oer yEeilll-
iplpania gabn" nm's 9eben pno ieine
3ebniabriae SdlueIter Margaret erlitt
tootlitbe WerleBlIigen. Iie Ainoer
nIahten IN Beicllitbnit ibres SnfelS
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1npnniidr ySilooicbc aefnngen.

SonSronciSco, 30. Suni. -
Ger geltern BON Den FrlbIloif- Sniellt
Gier ongetommenc 0onpier Sooner
tringt bic 9tahrid)t, OnB Der Ser
Stonten 3olloampier uGerrp" 29
joponiicbe @ilooiebe megen llnbereb'
tigtcn RobbeuiangS ouf ser, SnieI st.
Goul, lobe ser Eribiloii-8 -8ruppe, &C.
iangen geEontnen bat
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Scmpercn3.gigitator Winrpby tobt

SOS 9tngeles, Gol., 30. Suni.
- 1sranei5 ylurpbp Scr befannte
Senlpcrcn5 2lgitator uno SorleIer,
lit brute nah ldn9erer aronfIeit an
oaaenleinem 8eriaQ oer ardite ge-
Itorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

SSpbn Guinn aus Gbilooclpbia einc
Spojieriobrt in einer &utithc, 1n0 Der
Subrrnamn Io6 nidt. luGGrcno CT auI
boS 8orbciiobreu einea clcftricten
3ltges mortetc, bab Gin onoerer 3ug
aus cntge9cllgcicbtcr Hi6tltng ndbtc
Guinn entfaut nit fcicbtcn @erletln.
aclt
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Sntcreiiante GrflGrnuacn Der Wit=
gliebcr Der SnrD.

Sic be5luciicIn Sri. 2obW0'S Nus
iagen nibt, linO icooh iibc3cugt,
ooB oaS al i0r pcriibtc 8crbrcdcn
nid)t iibcr on3 Stnoilm cincS
GerildS binui5 ging. - Gas
WtGoden miro MIN cine lonae
Heiie nad) Dem @eiten mahen
- 9(uonplne Grobbricic.-- Giucr
ser ongeblideu M6rocr 0c8 orme,
niihen GrieiterS aaspor &orta.
rion in Worleitlc III Snit. - Sc
idnpiIterpaor uu @abufrcu5un9
perllnglildt - Gbicngo's Saga.
blWoen1eieb in aroIt.
0oulton, So, 30. Suni. - Die
9lnpGltc ocS gr-9ii6terS 2ouinA
luelh' 2ebterer aciterlL lpie i6on &c.
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0ung oeS ilngeH { Sbeobore Cites frei=
gclpro6en luurbe, peroifentlihten lpat
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dlc &crqclpoItiQunq ltnttfon0, ooB je'
bod ein 9lngriif 5lt Oiricm 3luede &c
modt ulroc. Iieie 9Inlidt Der Surp
luor poQitdn6i9 rid)tig."
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nod ctlidc Gage hier bIcibcn, ely, ht
nod ibrtr &obnunQ in Ncllon.
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rcr &crlDonbtcn, mclhc sum Erp5eiic
bierhcr fantcn, tretcll am Otontdg
Die 0cnrciie OIL. Sri. GliiobctG go.
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mcilen. bis @raS ilber oic GciGidte
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sen Sano" ob0eibiftcn 9rief in lpel.
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Wic6rcrc obnlidc 9rieie iino onocret
Fcrlonen inl 3uiommenbnng nit
Dem Ero5eiic 5ugegou9en.
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$500 nur fir cine &aGo,,e.

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terithidt ". ". lrigbt d son, Nt. tt03,
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, ,00niain Der Gpmtmerz
3ntfrem -

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fncbeiI Dian feroe fir 9niirensgub. Biirean
Ode 2iaht. nnh tyerman.StrdRe
lmnian oIlitefhl
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Baltimore & Sbtp
Grfuriion.

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Yaiif fir's Nuslanb briuraf q. KaiMe, Wr.4t3,
Eifsyaitimpre. Ctr, nate Gtlitum peHie-1ueHae.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-07-08


In spite of all precautions that may
be taken by the authorities to pre-
vent accidents, many lives are sac
rificed each year and thousands have
been crippled or MANNED for life.
From reports already compiled for
yesterdays casualties. 1t is shown
that 81 lives were lost and more
than 1000 injured, some of them
fatally. These figures cover largely
some of the principal cities from
which reports could be easily OBJ
tanned and do not include hundreds
and perhaps thousands of accidents
which occurred In small towns and
throughout the country. Besides the
large number of persons killed and
injured on each Fourth Of July, the
losses by fires caused by the explos-
ives used in celebrating have been
enormous.
Surely some method of celebrat-
ing the Fourth other than that of
making big noise, ought to be SUBJ
stituted for the present style of eel.
ebration.