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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
PATRIcK's s INNOCENCE
Dr. Smith Still Hopes to Prove it by
 Osteopathy.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 2s.--At to-day's session of the American osteopathic association at the Jamestown exposi- ton pr. William Smith, of the faculty of the American osteopathic school at Kirksville, Mo, the home of osteo- paths, made an address on the case of Albert T. Patrick, now in Sing Sing prison for the murder of Millionaire Rice in New York, declaring that he yet. expects to prove by osteopathy that Patrick is innocent.
 Fights for favorable legislation in twenty states, with satisfactory results in fourteen, were made by the osteopaths last year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
CITY TO CONDEMN GORHAM PROPERTY Committee Will Recommend This Action to Aldermen
 at To-morrow's
 Session. NO WAY FOUND TO
 ALTER CONDITIONS City Continues Liable to Suits for Failure to 0b-
 serve Injunction
 Issued.

At an executive session held by the committee of sewers and squares of the board of aldermen which was held last evening in City hall the commit tee decided to recommend to the board that the land belonging to Charles F. Gorham and Arthur Farnham in the vicinity of sprlnsside home be con- demned. The matter came before the committee on account of the fact that the land of Gotham's is that which has been the source of two successful suits against the city and third is now in the superior court to be tried this year. The claim Is that the sew craze from the home is emptied into stream that is known as Wilmot brook and that coming down the stream it does damage to the land of Gorham, inasmuch as he uses it as pasture land for his cows. The city has been enjotned by the court rom continuing the practice, but it is said that no other way has been found to dispose of the sewerage and the city has gone on with the system, render ing itself liable to these suits for fail ure to observe the injunction
 After the recent suit which was brought a couple of weeks ago the city made an Investigation into the matter and having decided that the complaint cannot be remedied condemnation and purchase of the land was suggested The committee has decided that such should be the course pursued and have determined to recommend it to the aldermen at the session tomorrow evening. This will put the city in own. ership of the land on both sides of the brook and so end all source of com. plalnt because of the sewerage system at Springside.
 While no suit has been brought on account of the land owned by Mir Farnham the committee recommends the purchase of this land also, as 1t be- lleves that the city should have pos session of all.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
MEDIATION Simultaneous Action by Presidents Roosevelt
 and Diaz. CONFERENCE IS URGED Maintenance of Peace in Central America Practi-
 cally Assured.
CONFERENCE IS URGED

Washington, Aug. 2S.-President Roosevelt and President Dfaz simultan- eously have telegraphed notes to the presidents of the five republics of cen tral America offering the good offices of the United States and Mexico in bring ing about a conference of the replib- lies for a discussion of plans to main- tain peace. The announcement that this action had been taken was made to-day by Acting Secretary Adee of the state department. It was stated al- so that the notes would not be made public here until they had been re- oeived by the central American states and probably not until replies had been received. The exact time of sending the notes was not made known, but 1t Is possible that replies from some of the countries already have reached Washington, and 1t Is believed that all will be here within twenty-four hours.
 MT Adee late to-day received Minis ter Godoy, charge d'affaires of the Mexican embassy, and they conferred at length concerning the steps taken looking to the settlement of central American disputes and ending the all most lncessant warfare between the re- publlcs. Neither would admit that the central American republics had been invited to hold the conference at Wash ington, but Senor Corea, the Nicara- guam minister, is authority for the statement that such an invitation soon will be extended. In fact he telegraph ed President Zelaya. to that effect
 In diplomatic circles here 1t is said that none of the central American re- publics can afford to decline to accept the prefers of mediation made by the United States and Mexico and that this means that permanent peace practical Ivy is assured
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
MORE IN FAVOR OF ANNUAL SESSIONS Journal and Courier's Legis- lative Symposium Gre ates Lively Inter-
 est.
HOW SOME MEMBERS
 OF THE HOUSE STAND
Out of Nine Six Are For Annual Sessions Under Specified Con-
 ditions.

The Journal and Courier of yester- day morning was eagerly sought by the many interested in the proposed change from biennial to annual ses- sions of the General Assembly. TO most people 1t came as a surprise that of nine State senators six declared openly for annual sessions while no one had aggressive reasons for persist ing in the biennial practice.
 One gentleman, who has been reader of the State newspapers for many years and who has held various offices of local and State character. said to-day, It was first class ex- hibition of Connecticut journalism and carried out the promise of Tho Journal and Courier to enter more ana more into the life of the State rt ia such bursts of newspaper speed as that which New Haven has long need ed. Keep it up and your pledge to become the leading newspaper of this section of the State will be realized. You have struck live chord. More than that you have opened question which strikes at the very foundation stones of the Connecticut common wealth."
 In yesterdays issue The Journal and Courier confined the replies to it's in- quiries to State senators, six out of the nine quoted favoring annual ses- sions of the General Assembly, pro- hibition upon special legislation and a time limit set on the legislative ses- sion. In to-day's issue out of nine members of the House of Representa- tives five pronounce for annual ses- sions under specified conditions. Out of the eighteen members of the Gem eral Assembly thus far quoted eleven declare themselves, under varying con- ditions, for the suggestions thrown out l by The Journal and Courier letter, which we reprint in order that the responses may be better understood:
 New Haven, Conn
 Aug. 13, 1907 My Dear Sir,
 The unprecedented length of this years session of the General Assembly has. as you know, stimulated speoula- ton as to whether revival of annual | \ 1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
EARLY TOUR OF CAMPUS
JAMES DONNELLY HOST
Guides Party From Lynn Through Buildings With
 a Lantern.

Persons vending thelr way up Chapel street early yesterday morning were surprised to see a lantern slowly nov ing in one of the rooms in Vanderbilt hall Stories of haunted houses may have come to their minds and they were wondering what students mem ory was thus clinging to the room just over the big arch when the gas inside was turned on and the frail form of James Donnelly the campus policeman and deputy sheriff was discovered.
 MT Donnelly was showing party through the Yale buildings. To be sure 2 o'clock in the morning Is rather ear- ly or rather late for a touring party to set out on exploration but the occasion was a special one AS MT. Donnelly was sitting on the Yale fence thinking that only month must elapse before the students would come back and longing that the time pass quickly, a large touring car came rolling along the roadway.
 "Hullo Jim," said hearty voice and drawing the parsonage nearer to the electric light and peering into his face, MT. Donnelly saw friend of years ago, James Hutchinson of the class of 1896. MT. Hutchinson made the rest of his party numbering six acquainted with the deputy sheriff who with Ches, terfeldian politeness suggested a trip through the buildings. The ladies in the party enthusiastically assented and so MT. Hutchinson, who had been there before, and the sheriff led the party all around.
 Mr. Hutchinson is banker in Lynn and lives at 76 Park street, that city. With his family and few friends he is on an automobile trip to Chicago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
GHAS. \. BOT70NLEY DEAD STRICKEN IN ENGLAND Member of One of the Lead ing Contracting Firms
 of the State.

Bridgeport, Aug. 29.-A cablegram was received in this city this afternoon announcing the death at Bonegate Road, Bright House, Yorkshire, Eng, of Charles H. Bottomley. Deceased was fifty years of age, member of the firm of Bowling & Bottomley, the largest contracting firm of masons and builders in this section of the state. Death was due to a shock MT. Bot tomley left this city a month ago to go abroad for the benefit of his health. A cablegram was received yesterday, summoning the family abroad and they left on the steamer oceanic.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
APOLOGY FOR CASTRO
ernor of British Guiana Regrets
 Seizure of BaIata Gum.

Georgetown, British Guiana, Aug, The governor of the colony has
 an apology and expressions of let to President Castro, of Vene-
 a, for the invasion of Venezuelan |itory reported August IT by Cap !, Calder, in command of a small |Atier force from British Guiana, the seizure of quantity of balata h which, it was alleged, had been ected on British territory. The |Ata in question has been returned Hts owner, and the governor ex- Isses the hope that the incident has been satisfactorily closed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
LINEMAN BADLY HURT
Thirty-five Feet from Pole Taudior nm TJis T7Iboxx,

Is Thirty-fiye Feet from Pole, Landing on His Elbow.
 teriden, Aug. 2S.-Arthur Minkwitz, ineman employed by the Meriden rtric Light Co.,, was very seriously Ired late this afternoon. He was at k at the top of a pole about thir- i've feet from the ground when it ke and threw him with great force. Twas taken to the Meriden hospital, ire it was found that his left elbow
 crushed, his right arm crushed we the elbow and that he has a com nd comminuted fracture of the 1t leg. There was big cut over
 left eye, and another on the left That the man was not instantly ed is considered almost 8 miracle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
AUToIsT FINED S2O
Madison Man Did Not Slow Up at
 Approach of Team.

Madison, Aug. 2S.-What is believ- ed here to be the first conviction for reckless automobile driving under the new law occurred to-day, when Albert Fuller, of this place, was fined $20 and costs on that charge He plead- ed not guilty before Justice of the Peace Marsden, but the latter remind ed Fuller, who was conducting his own case, that a clause in the law di- reoted that automobiles should slow up on approaching team, and as Fuller and man he had with him both stated that this had not been done the justice found him guilty and imposed the fine
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
AT OYSTER BAY.

yster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 2S.-Forty- sof the foreign delegates to the In- Bational Geological congress were lived by President Roosevelt to-
 The zoologists, 200 in number, Ht to Cold Spring this morning to ,ect the Carnegie Biological insti-
 and during the afternoon the Eign delegates were brought by E to Oyster Bay. They went at E to Sagamore Hill, where the |iident received them informally, chatted with them for some time. |y then returned to join the rest of Eparty at Cold Spring.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
NEWS SUMMARY
GENMRAI..

 Proffer Mediation to Central America Boy Kills Milkman in Springfield, Mass. Dirt Flying in Panama Cut Apology for Castro. Four Killed in Auto Accident. Ilunyan's Story of His Downfall. Photographers to Appeal to Roosevelt. Judge Baldwin Chosen Director. Prince Wilhelm of Sweden in New York Lions Victim Dead, Negro LYnched in Mississippi Fairbanks in Colorado,
 STATE. Defer Pope Appointment Courage Needed, Says Governor. The Boy Murder Case in New London. Baptist Union Meeting at Groton. Meriden Lineman Badly Hurt Mill Law Benefit in Willfmantic. 1Ith c. V. Reunion in Bridgeport Charles H. Bottomly Dies in England. Inspect New London Naval Station.
 Crry City to Condemn Gorham Property. Security Co. Pays Sachem Hall Loss. Edgewood Hote! Man Arrested: Gilfllan With The Live Route" Tour of Campus at Night. Gates Hold In Trolley Cars. Meeting of Milkmen To-day. Twenty seventh c. V.'s Reunion. Trip of the Foot Guards,
 SPORTS. New Haven Poloists Win Again. N. H. Y Clubs Fall Regatta. Beaucoup Captures Adirondack. Carthage Wins at Empire City. Argot Boy Wins After Four Heats. Larned Takes Tennis Championship. Locals Hand Farce Contest to Senators Detroit Lengthens Her Leal Giants and Pirates Both Win
 EVENTS TO-DAy. Tenth C. V. Reunion at Savm Rock. Second Heavies Reunion tt Savin Rock Milk Dealers Conference, Board of Finance Meeting New London-New Haven Came Cowboy and SQaaw' at the New Haver Silver Presents at White City. The Sign of the Four at Polls.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
FAIRBANKS. IN COLORADO.

Trinidad, Col, Aug 2S.-vice Pres ident Charles w. Fairbanks arrived this afternoon on the way to Sacra- mento, Cal, to attend the national ir- rigation congress, He will stop at Grand Canon, Ariz., on the way. MT Fairbanks tonight addressed a large crowd in Trinidad. He will remain here twenty-four hours.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
MISS BACoN's COTTAGE
Burned With Several Other Buildings
 at lake Sunapee.

Mrs. o, S. Watrous, wife of Dr. Watrous, and Miss Edith Calef, daugh- ter of Dr. J. F. Calef of Middletown, have returned from Lake sunapee, N. H., where they had been stopping at a camp conducted by Miss Bacon of New Haven, They returned with lit- tlo more than the clothing they wore, owing to a fire which destroyed the cottage at which they were stopping. A fete was held on Friday evening during which the lake was Illuminated and decorated boats and canoes formed a part of the spectacle. While the greater part of the people were on the lake fire broke out and burned several buildings. Mrs. Watrous and Miss Calef lost their gowns, jewelry and other valuables, including sum of money. Many others were in about the same predicament.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
SEEKING FOR BROTHER
New Britain Police Take Charge of
 Austrian Girl.

New Britain; Aug. 2S.--The police tonight took charge of Miss Emily Ziel. an Austrian girl, who reached this city this evening in search of her brother, Emil She said that the last letter she had received from him gave his address as A High street, but in auiry failed to show any one of that name at the given address.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
LIONS VICTIM DEAD
Boy Who Cleaned Cage from Which
 Beast Escaped Arrested.

Pittsburg, Aug. 2s-NTrs. Anna A. Hucke, who was attacked yesterday at Luna Park, an amusement resort, by a large Numidian lion which escaped from one of the sideshows died to-day.
 Her@lung was penetrated by tooth of the Hon, and several of her ribs were broken.
 Rigid investigations started to-day by the authorities into the death of Mrs. Hucke, resulted in the arrest o& Clarence Chappelle, nineteen years old, who was committed to Jail as wit ness to murder" Clappelle is the young man who cleaned the cage which the lion usually occupied
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
srRIKrNG TE1EGRAPHERs FrNEp

New Orleans, La, Aug. 2s.-Fred w. Butler, g. striking telegraph oper- ator, was fined $25O in the First Re corders' court to-day Tor insulting and abusing Chief Clerk Thomas Dis son of the Western Union Telegraph company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
LANG ATTACKED CLERK
ter Badly Gut While Delivering
 Goods at House.

1tonio Milano. an Italian residing at
 Wooster street. was arrested last ling by Patrolman Stevens of the nd avenue station on a charge of .ch of the peace Milano is accus- of attacking a clerk from a store
 was delivering goods at his house erday afternoon, with a knife Mi
 took some remarks that the clerk e as insulting to his wife, and so cked the young man. The latter
 quite painfully cut, and a doctor
 called into attend to his injuries.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
NEGRO LYNCHED.

Columbus, Miss, Aug 2S.-A mob tonight lynched John Lipsey, a negro, who 1t was said criminally assaulted Mrs. Ed Windham at her home near Pickensville, Ala. Mrs, Windham is in a critical condition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
NEGRO CITIZENS CELEBRATE.

Boston, Aug. 2s.-The 1Ooth annlver- sary of the abolition of the slave trade was observed by representative colored citizens of the country, who are at tending the annual meeting of the Nj agara Movement soolery at two ses- sions held here ths afternoon and to- night in Feneuil hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
Washington Proprietors Accused of
 Conducting Bucket Shops.

Washington, Aug. 2S.--Indictments were returned by the grand jury to- day against five proprietors of broker age offices which are alleged by the authorities to be conducted as "bucket shops" The persons indicted were, Thornton Chesley and T. Browning Spence, of the firm of Chesley 6 Spence; Frank Kane. of Kane & Co, and Percy Wade and Jesse H. Hedges, of Wade & Hedges. The indictments allege that the defendants "did set up and keep place for the purpose of gaming" in violation of the laws of the District of Columbia.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
AVIS MEN TO MEET
Committee of Fifteen in Session To-
 Night.


 Night.
 The committee of fifteen which is making the plans for the Avis may orally campaign at present will hold another meeting this evening in the Malley building. At this session the date for the meeting of the working committee of 150 is to be selected and plans completed for that meeting. The date, 1t is said. will probably be some day early next week. The Avis men are carrying on their plans for the contest and claim that things look quite good for their side of the case at present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
o1TnREAK OF sMALLpox.

Vienna, Aug. 2S.-Eighty cases of smallpox have been reported in this city during the last ten days and as a result there is considerable apprehen- sion among the population.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, Aug 2S.-Forecast for and Friday
 For New England and Eastern New York: Fair Thursday and Friday light to fresh west winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
sTRATHCoNA HURRIEDLY CALLED.

New York; Aug. 2s.-Lord Strathcona, lord high commissioner of Canada, sail ed from this city on the steamer Ocean ic to-day en route on hurried trip from Montreal to London. He declined to disclose the reasons for his sudden trip.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
EcHER TO RETURN SOON
tofice Clerk Who Has Been Recu-
 in MapIewood. Mass.

|perating in Maplewood, Mass. lord was received yesterday from ink E. Beecher, the local postoffice k who left for Maplewood, Mass, iy this summer for his health, that IS now feeling pretty well and that expects to return to this city and l, back to work in a few weeks.
 Secher was an amateur baseball
 Ter, having played on several of the El teams and also umpired in the Fnecticut league for a few weeks.
 has been troubled with consump-
 and his physician ordered him to |e few months rest until he had Eperated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
DIRT FAST FLYING
All Records for Excavation on Canal
 Broken in July.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Al1 records for excavation on the line of the Pan- anna canal were broken during July despite a reduction in the force of em- ployes, according to a report for the month received at the canal commis- sion offices here. The work in the 4Culebra division was nearly five times as much as for the same month in 1906. There were 431 arrests during the month
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
WOULD DROP CASE
sunapee Man Finds Runaway Wife
 Willing to Return Home.

New Britain, Aug. 2S-Ed w. Dow of Sunapee, N H., who had his wife and Eugene Rivers arrested at the town farm this afternoon, where it is said they had been employed as hus- band and wife, is now endeavortng to secure the dropping of the case by the authorities, as he says his wife has agreed to return home with him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
BROKERS INDICTED

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The unprecedented length of this years session of the General Assembly has, as you know, stimulated speoula- ton as to whether revival of annual
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-15
Card Of Thanks.

Kootsnai Lodge No. Z, Knights OF
Pythias, hereby desires to express Its
thanks TO those who assisted in max.
ing the recent convention Of the
Grand Lodge Of Idaho, knights OF
Pythias 90 successful, to the Mayor,
the Choral Club, the Male Quartette
and Mr.. ZeigIer, to the Band and Or
chestra, Red Collar Line and Electric
lines, to those who so kindly offered
rooms to accommodate the visitors
to the Business Men for their pro-
fuse decoration, and to all the citizens
Of the city, for their attention and
courtesy extended, the lodge expresses
Its sincere appreciation.
W. Fl. GILLIAN,
Chancellor Commander.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-15
A Denial.

Contrary to fictitious rumors
spread to the detriment of the Gold
Ridge Mining Company that it
was doing nothing and that there
was dissatisfaction among the share
holders, the mines are being put into
shape at the present to receive the
machinery for heavy mining and
those dissatisfied are only a few
small share holders who have no
definite understanding of mining or
the expense and time 1t takes to get a
good mine property started. AS a
matter of fact even though the mine
Is just putting in new machinery to
increase its output the mining is 60.
ing on just the same and the ledge is
being thoroughly opened. No more
stock lie being sold and the value of
the shares has been increasing stead
lily. At present the company has
enough money In sight to carry on
all their improvements and get the
mine on a paying basis.
(Signed) DAN DAVIS,
General Manager.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-15
make Occur d'AlOne her permanent

make Occur d'Alone her permanent
home.
Buy a lot for $40 from the Amer
lean Trust company. See ad.
j. Hovorka, Of whiting, Kas.
father of Mrs. Emma Nudge, de-
ceased, arrived today.
Get an abstract Of title to your
home from the State Trust & Invest
ment company, agents for the Pan
handle Abstract company.
F. A. Blackwell has been In town
for few days. He stated the work
on the Washington 4 Idaho North
ern Railroad was progressing most
satisfactorily. However, the heavy
rains had checked work to some ex-
tent. About six and one half miles
of rails have been lsid north Of
Spirit Lake. The right of way lie be-
Ing cleared rapidly.
Buy lot for $40 from the Amer.
loan Trust company. See ad.
w. A. Thomas moved his family
from his former home at the corner
of Sixth and Wallace to his property
In Forest Heights addition. To
benefit his health, he expects to live
much Of the simmer in tent. Later
he will build q fine residence.
Mr.. Snyder Of the firm Of Snyder
q Hobson, prominent real estate men,
left today for the Alberta country
on business. Later he win visit
Minnesota, where he will dispose OF
some valuable property which he
owns. returning TO Occur d'Alene the
latter part Of July.
Methodist Episcopal church. Serv-
ices IN Sanders hall Sunday morning
and evening, conducted ny Rev.
John p. Barker pastor. At the morn
ing service the pastor will preach a
Memorial sermon for the Independ
emit Order of Odd Fellows. The sub,
iect Of the evening sermon will be
"What 10 the Wedding GARMENT
Epworth League at p. M, and
prayer meeting Thursday evening In
the small hall.