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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
STRICKLAND GETS
PRISON SENTENCE

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.l


ASHEyILLE. n. c.. February o.:
Charles Abel Strickland, who was
arrested hero some time ago, at the
instance Of his first wife, formerly
Mrs. Miller, of Columbia, s. CT who
charged him with bigamy, was yes
terday sentenced by Judge Cook, In
the Superior Court, to eighteen months
Imprisonment. Tile took an appeal to
the Supreme Court, and was released
on $500 bail,
Mrs Madden, indicted for having
married Strickland. knowing that at
the time he had II wife living, was
acquitted.
wife No. i, who came here from
Columbia to testify against her NUS
3 band, stated that Strickland, Wh1le
running as a freight conductor pe-
+ tween Columbia and Greenville. S, e.,
became entangled with Mrs. Madden,
with wnom he lived during his trips
to Greenville. He later deserted his
Coluinbis, Wife. Informing her that
he intended to marry Mrs. Madden, and
warning her that II che caused his
arrest he would XIII her on his re-
lease from prison.
Mrs, Strickland No. ]. learning SUB
sequently that her husband had mar
ried Mrs. Madden and was then living
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police authorities OF this city and
her husband was promptly arrested.
Wife No. 2, was also locked up, when
later she visited her husband at the
Jail
Strickland on the stand testified
on his own behalf that while living
with wife No. ! In Columbia, he had
been Informed by her son Of pre-
vious marriage. and that her former
husband was still alive, and he
(strickland). had better decamp. He
later heard that Miller, the first hus-
band, was In Columbia. whereupon
NO left Columbia, and later mar
ried Mrs Madden,
MRS Strickland No. testified that
she lad some time before marrying
Strickland received q letter from ar
vunt of Miller that he had died q
pneumonia i'll Texas, and she had not
Been or heard from her former hus-
band since, and had every reason to
believe him dead
Tho jury returned a verdict Of gnil.
" against Strickland, and sentence
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Daily Court Record
Law and Equity Court.

Law and Equity Court.
Court was engaged yesterday In hear
Ing argument on the demurrer In case Of
Henrietta Neave VS.. August Grocery CO.,
etc,
Suits Instituted yesterday: Harry Hax-
ais Administrator vs., IT. r. Scott, for
$l27.
Cases set for Monday: February term
will begin Monday at 10 o'clock and dock
ct will be called. Jury summoned to meet
at II O'Clock, Case Of Mason & Hanson
VS.. schnurman will be called.
Hastings Court.
Cases tried yesterday: Court not In ses-
sion.
Cases SGT for Monday: Joseph. !. Pres
Il ton two cases.; VIM, Pitts, Both felony
cases.
Circuit Court.
Judgments entered yesterday: Order en-
tered In case OF Lancaster vs.. Western
Union Telegraph Company. requiring de-
PENDANT to file grounds OF It's defense
within ten days,
Cases SGT for Monday: Walter @. Mer-
Ger VS.. B, NJ. Comfort
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Of eighteen months Imprisonment was
SHOOTS HIMSELF WITH
GUN, DYING INSTANTLY
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch

sTAUNTON. VA, February Sew
eral days ago Mr.. Stuart Thompson, Of
Augusta county, who. 1t is supposed.
became dcmented shot himself in the
abdomen with double bnrreled shot
gun. No particulars can be ascertain
ed about the rash act. He was hard
working and honest man. and bears a
good character, He leaves wife and
two small children.
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Lieutenant Harry N. cootes Twelfth
United States Cavalry. was visitor
at the Adjutant- Generals ONCE Fri
day, having come up from Norfolk,
where he is detailed as military secre-
tary to the Jamestown Exposition,
to confer with General Anderson and
Colonel ]. G. Dempsey with rel ference
i to the prospective encampment OF tho
Virginia brigade OF infantry volun-
teers at the exposition. Lieutenant
Cootos stated that 1t was the desire
of tho exposition officials to havg
the entire brigade encamped at the
exposition at one time. but for how
long has not yet been determined,
He merely talked over tho situation
generally with tho State officers, and
did not go into the subject In detail.
This will be taken up later. lieutenant
6Cootes. who now ranks as a first
lieutenant, and Is high on the list,
will soon be promoted to captalncy.
He Is n yirginian and former resi-
dent or Richmond. He loft on the
James River boat Friday night for
Norfolk.
Colonel William j. Perry, Of Staun-
ton, commanding the SEVENTEEN Regi-
ment, Virginia Infantry, was in the
city Friday and called at the Adjutant-
Generals office. Later in the day he
called ut the armory and conferred
with tho officers Of the regiment In
thls city and OF the companies em-
braced In 1t. talking over the sltua-
tlon with cfercnce to the prospective
jamestown trip. the new uniforms and
other subjects Of interest to the,
militia.
Colonel Perry stated that lie was not
n candidate for hrlgadler.general and
could not accept II tho honor were offered
him.
Major Il. u. GOODWIN, Of Emporia. Com
| puny M, Seventy first Regiment, was a
vIsItor at the Adjutant-General's Office
Friday, having come UP to stand exams
nation for HIS majority. to which he
wan recently promoted, He Is minent
socially In his vicinity and is recognized
as an efficient volunteer officer,
First Lieutenant w. IT. Underwater, Of
\ Company II, 5eventleth Regiment, Is one
| OF the mon mentioned In connection with
| the captaincy OF the reorganized Company
4 ri, Lieutenant Kinderyater4 Is one OF the
| most popular officers In tho service here.
ana has risen in his ten years service
through various grades to his commits
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TOILET GOODS DEPT

15c Colgate's Stick Cosmetic
Nue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sc
25c Rosaline (Pray's) ........ 17c
soc Nadlnola ........#.......... soc
soc Or. Charles's Flesh Food. 3Oc
25c Rogers and Gallet Powder, ice
ESQ fellows Gossamer Powder 14c
soc Levy's La Blanche Powder. 95c
25c Pozzonls Face Powder 14c
25c Mannen's Talcuna Powder. 11hc
25c Palmer's Violet Talcum
Powder ........ ............. lie
25c Allen Talcum Powder. l.
pound package ........... 16c
15c Violet Ammonia. / pint, Skc5
Csc Satin Skin Cream ....., 1Sc
Csc Satin Skin Face Powder. 17c
$500 Hooper's Hair Restorer,
the best and most pleasant
hair grower made ......,..... 6Oc
SOC Parker's Hair Balsam. III. 36c
25c Pomade for the Hair,
highly perfumed .:.......... SIC.
hair grower 80. a. 1Oc
$500 Ayers Hair Nigor ...... OGc
Soc Seven Sutherland Sisters
Hair Tonic ,............,.... 37c
500 Xanth!ne 800. ......... re
800 Pinaud's Quinine Hair
Tonic ....... ........ ~. ito
TIC Richmond Hair Dye $1,000. soc
Coo Walnutta Hair Stain -. 3Oc
soc Hooper Hair Dye black
or brown .....,.. ....,.... zoe
25c OZono ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ICE
zoe Ovonel Shampoo Powder, Tie Il
sc Bay Bay Rum. half pint .:.. 1s &c
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Monthly Meeting,

Camp, Confederate Yeterans, VIII hold
their monthly meeting to-lnorrow III
their hall, No, a07 North Seventh Street,
at 8P, NJ All the members are re-
iuuested9to attend.
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a large bunch Of commissions were
mailed out from tho Adjutant-G
Office to officers who have recently under
gone examination therefor. Among them
was one to Captain Harry Brinklcy, ct
the Seventy-first Regiment.
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Rheumatism Can't Stay
TfDN RRM when tie sufferer s,s ssss snas 4

TUU, yB T M ea s sss''f iaassaes 'ss
5SIULLEK,s u, IA $40 u3 Ps: EsCRi PTi0Ns
IOORsI, This medicine has proved us superior
worth thess forty AYE yeers lts merit y undaaptsa
aud well astat ishel. lpa cha ogty HEAL upEn tss
Rbeumatism and GoatsaEy age az eon dttfons VpRfas
iBEOAUSE IN MUST InsiNt on alalisrs, ~ eraT
rs.si 7se battle. Booklet maSled free W =. -
MULLER. University Place. Nsv s0sS- VIZ
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Free Lecture.
Egypt0I

"rhe Great Pyramid IN Egypt,1n
as related to prophecy. Will he the sllp.
ject az a free lecture by Mrs. j. a, Boh-l
net. of Pittsburg, next sunday, The lstNt
at Smithdeal Hall, 7:46 +. Nj
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MILITARY MATTERS

sion and rank. Flo is a veteran Of the
Spanish War, and takes an1active inter-
est In military matters. Whether he will
accept the common Of Company H. II
1t were rendered him. is predetermined.
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S1.oo Red Seal sarsaphrilla.
with iodide potassium; the
best remedy for blood.
rheumatism and catarrh.
Special prlco ............ 8Oc
$500 Ruterba, the best ALL
round tonic onethc mar
kct Try bottle. spe-
cinl price ................ Ode
$500 Marsh Root, cures all
forms OF kidney and liver
troubles. Special ......... 02c
One-pound box Allan's Tai
cum Powder. strictly pure
and sweetly scented. Spe-
cial price per ID. ........ 1Gc
SOC Hazel. ono full
quart best extract. only
one quart to customer:
bring bottle .........,... 21o
LOO Tooth Brushes. ......... 40
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Extra Specials

$500 woodbury's pc.ru-
tone. the best tonic:
cures catarrh. dyspepsia,
anu all stomach trout
bles 800
Csc Tragle's Laxative Cold
and Grippe Cure. Cures
your cold in one night. Do
$1.0o Munyon's Inhalers for
catarrh and asthma:
never sold for less than
S3c. Our price this Week, 2Dc
SC Derby Soap. n good
family and bath soap.
&c; per dozen ......,... 21c
CSC Williams's Shaving
Sticks .....,........,... 16c
15c Pure Glycerine Soan.
big half-pollnd bar ~. 6hc
25c Palmers Violet Toilet
Cream; elegant prepara-
tlon for rough skin and
chaps; makes tho skin
white and soft ......... ITO
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RUBBER GOODS.
75c Hot Water Bot tie. 4Oc
$1.25 Durable Hot Water
$3.50 Hot Water Bottle. ....... OSo
SLIGO Hot Water Bottle. %1.1O
$500 Fountain Syringe ..f... tiOc
$1.25 Fountain Syringe OSc =
$l.75 Fountain Syringe SLID
$3.50 Combination Fountain
Syringe and Hot Water
BOttle Tl.hO 4
375c Bulb Syringe e pipes).... 2:,c
S1.OO Bulb Syringe, ...i..... 400
s1.25 Bulb Syringe. .......... zoe
$500 Rubber Gloves 4.....S... lOc
SIPS Atomizer ........5...... TOO
TIC AtOmizer .......E........ 4Oe
COO Atomizer $1,000. ...l,t.s..... :,Oc
935c Infants Syringe ....5.... 100
u &c Best Nipples, &c; or 3 for. 90
25c Crutch Tips. per pnir.... lie
$3.50 Marvel Spray. H2.OS
$3.50 Balloon Spray. F1.7O
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PERFUMES.

PERFUMES.
$500 Houblgant Ideal Extract,
~ per OF. So. -. 80. ..'.. So
$500 Houbigant Ideal Toilet
Water, per OF. ..;.:,......;;,;,.. QUO
Coo Woodworth's Blue Lilies
per Oz... ...'.S. .:..s ~oo
.75c Woodworth,s Yiolets Of Sic
IA lily, per or. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4oc 4
75c Hyactnth. a lasting and de-
lightful perfume ............ BIC
s1.00 Roger and Gallet Vera
ESQ Princess May Florida Wa
ter. delightful for toilet, bath
and after shaving ........ BIC
s1.OO Extract Orizn ............ 05c
3l.OO Garwood Toilet Water.
rose, violet and Chinese lily:
full half pint: best American
water made ..:....:....... 63c
SOC size Garwood's Toilet Wa
ter. same as above ........ 37c
$1.0O Roger and Gallet's Parma
Violet Toilet Water ........ coo
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STATIONERY DEPT

STATIONERY DEPT.
15c Box Paper and Envelopes. DC
CSC box Paper and Envelopes. 1Oc
SOC box Paper and Envelopes. 900
75c box Linen Woven Paper. 4@c
csc Pure Linen Writing Tab
lets, s......t AoC K
15c Onion Skin Writing Tab
15c Writing Tablet ........... Sc
l0c Writing Tablet. 6 sheets
paper 5...' SO. 5000. oC
&c School Pads .......,........ DC
zoe package Linen Envelopes. Sc
10c package Envelopes ......,. BIC
SC Pen Holders ......5...,. &C
&c Pen Holders. ................ &c
&c Lead ncils..,............. &c :
15c package Visiting Cards. 49,. 7c
100 Stub Pen Points, per doz.. &c
10c Spencerfan Pen Points. per
&c stafford's Black Ink 1890. 3ht
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SOAPS.
Colgate Turkish Bath Soap.
soc Imported Green Castle ,ou
Soap. 3 pound bar iuhc
Csc Packers Tar Soap Lac
&c Fairy Floating Toilet SOAP. ~! :. . Y
csc Cilticura Soap -. .iY..,s..., z 90
l0c CosIno Buttermtlk Soap. 6hc
25c Carbolic Soap DC
l5c Munyon's Witch Hazel &
osr Jv,,,ians's Shaving Stick. 15c
lOc pure Witch Hazel Soap.
per cake. dc; or per doz..... Csc
SC Fairbanks Glycerine Tar
Soap 5.s....,:..... ac
SC Ivory Soap INSTRUMENTATION. 4c
Csc Cuticle Skin Soap ........ 30
25c Colgate Shaving Stick. 1Sc
1oc Glycerine Soap. big cake;
ios soa Io'sa'i for .......... 1890 25c
csc Resinol Soap. ........... $50
csc Woodbury's Facial Soap. 17c
sc Octagon Soap ....!.......... 4hc
&c Derby Soap. &c cake; per
dozen .......... .1c
1bc Glycerlne Soap. long ALB.
bar Observation-Disclosures. ......,fe 0raC
csc 47l1 White Rose Glycerine
1oc Willlamss Shaving Soap. $40
10c Hand Sapo!io. ............. &c
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TOILET GOODS DEPT.
25c Rubifoam ............ 1oMc
csc Meade & Bakers Carbolic
Mouth Wash ....,.......... loo
$500 Meade s. Bakers CarbOllc
Mouth Wash ................ O1c
$50 Tragle's Mouth Wash. lUc
Csc SOzOdOnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie
25o Sozodont Tooth Powder, 17c
Csc Lyons Tooth Powder 49,. 1Ahc
25c Sanitol ........,;....:..., l7c
csc Wampole Formaloid Tooth
2bc Den tacura Tooth Paste Z. ITO
25c PnsteurIne 17c
25c Arnica Tooth Soap 1885,. 17c
25c Tooth Powder, recom-
mended by dentist $1,000. I:c
25c Allan's Tooth; Soap. lie
csc Holmes Frostila 1Hc
800 Hines Honey Almond
Cream Observation-Disclosures. SIC
ESQ Arnica Cream ............ tic
$50 Rose Cream ,...,,,,..,., lie
FAC Palmer's Violet Cream .... lie
15c Cold Cream. &c
10c Benz Toff (fine for chappcd
hands and lips) ............. So 4
,35c Cnrna ton Cream. leaves no
grease or oil .......,..... lac
75c Magnolia Balm..,......... Ole
Soc Ongaline .................. 37c +
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MEDICINE DEPARTMENT


CSC Thompson Lithia Tablets 14c
soc Iapactlc Pills Goo In
soc Pnltno Tablets :sOc
COO Qulninc. 1-oz. bottIe.... 33c
loc Qu!nine Pills. 2 grains;
l5 ee au d2Tna Pills, grains; %
csc rrayser's Imminent 49,. ne.
a6e Laxative Cold and Grippe
,o en sod n,shas} Mint TO- Or POTASH Dc
Tablets, pet. bottle. &c
l5c Charcoal Tablets. per box &c
75c Beef Wine and Iron.... zoe
soc Drinks Dyspepsia Tab
lets, best remedy for dys-
pepsla and indigestion.... lie
loc Epson Salts .' c.,,..:.; &c
1o MIX Ike !. .... . 1870
a5c Juniper Tar ..........., lie
ioc Tragsle's Headache Tab
lets Ono cure. no pay) $500. Hc
25c Bucklen's Arnicl SalVc... 17c
soc Milford Enervcsccnt So
dium Phosphate ........ 1Oc
zoe Menthol Inhaler ........ Sc
soc stuart's Dyspepsia Tab 30.
nc THOMPSON Cough Cure 800. 3hc
a s5e Family Physieian -: i7c
Il;.oo Hooper's Tastcless Cod ~
90 Valentine Meat Juice, UDc
y EOc pesiuol Salyc. I7c
fl.00 Red Seal Sarsapar!,la.
the best Blood. Rheuma-
tism and Catarrh remedy. 3Dc
soc Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic $500. .....e:.. .6c
csc Simmons Liver Regula-
tor ....t.. .s.s... loc
csc Seidlitz Powder (10spow-
dcrs In box) .............. ice
CSC Atwood's Bittcrs. ......... 10
CSC Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1Dc
$500 Warmers SAFE Cure.... zoe
best for ali liver troubles one
s1.oo Hyomel Compete out
25c Browns Bron HAL
TrOchcs i.....s... 1Oc
15c Allcock's Porous Plasters.. SIC
1Oc Malena Salve. ............. Ohc
tors .........'....... 14Hc
25c Morse's Indian Root Pills 17c
s1.oo Marsh Root Oliver and
Kidney Cure).. .............. Occ
csc Virginia Worm Killer. 15e
soc Red Anchor ............ 33c
csc Sloan's Llniment ....... 1Sc
soc pyramid Pile Cure. ..... $50
soc Arnlour's Beef Extract. 33c
csc DloXogen ............. lie
25c Omega OIL .............& 10c
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MEDICINE DEPARTMENT.

AVA 1A~ ASAANS ~ ~ = An = 4SA - =.
csc Twins Linim e MT for
rheumatism and Sprains
(best for man and beasD 14c
ESQ Wampole's Formalid...... Tic
SOC Schiffman Asthma Cure.... SIC
soc Kings New Discovery. 34c
SOC Horsford Acid Phosphate. 33c
CSC Franklin Blood Purifier. 1Sc
S25c Kondon's Catarrh jelly. 1Sc
soc Wyeth's Sodium Phos-
csc Kentucky Condition Pow
tizer) ...7......,.....'... 0ac
75c Bakers Premium Bitters soc
$1.00 Bovinine .....s......... GDcN
CSC Gownn's Pneumonia Cure 10c
soc Chase City Lithia Water BIC
35c Hunyadi Janos Water...... 13c
ESQ Citrate OF Magnesia $500. lie
$500 Munyon's Inhaler (com-
Cough Drops ....... s,sc
CSC Hires Root Beer 1890. 1Gc
25c Malt Murine ........... lie
$500 Pc-ru-tone (the best
remedy for blood. rheumaI
tIsm and catarrh mnde),
special for this sale......., oec
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Mortgages.

Moorhead & Donnelly to J. Frederick Kernochan, land and improvements, Gamer street, s7 feet, sl,7OO.
 Pasquale Marcello to George E. Hall land and buildings, Franklin street, 65 feet, sl1Oo,
 Pasquale Marcelo, Raffaele Marcello and Maria Grazu Marcello 10 Conrad J. Rapanus. land and buildings, Franklin street, G5 feet, $3,9oO
 John J. Coreoran ct ux, to Mary 4. Reuter-, land, Kimberly avenue, S5 feet. $64O.
 ylncenzo ArtablIe to Michael F. Campbell, land, Wooster street, 4S feet, 1,575.
 Giuseppe Marco to Edward M. Arm strong and Charles J. filling, trustees Truman AlIing heirs, land Washington |avenue. 35 feet, $23O
 Michael Carr, ct ux., to Colonial Real ty company, land and dwelling, Wash ington avenue, 20 feet, S247
 Frederick W. Pierson 10 Lomas & Nettleton, land woodland avenue, 50 fleet, $1,500,
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Orange Real Estate.

Transfers of real estate in the town .of Orange:
 Second avenue, J. H. Barstow to AL bert Seibold. Weston street, c. E, Ball to Michael Gourley.
 Smith street, Carrie A. Brooks, ad- ministratrix, to c. l.. Peck.
 Peck avenue, Amelia E. Dunslng to W. Fl. Harney.
 George street, Mary E. Estey to Ida NJ B. Stevens. Smith street, G. c. Freeland to Annie F. Craig.
 Blythdale, John Hegel, administrator, to A. c. Schleicher. Campbell avenue, J. B. Kelly to Ma thilda Martin.
 Lester street. J. H. Meeks to G. II. Beseher, jr. California street, c. A. Moeller to E. L. Market; land, Annie E. Richards to Barbara Pickel.
 Brown street, Lena A. Moulthrop to 1 Anna N Bartlett. 1 Leete street, A. M. Wetherby to En- l ma W. Wetherby.
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Quit Claims,

Connecticut Savings Bank to George E. Hall land and buildings, Franklin street.
 John J. Stanford to John J. Corcoran, let ux,, land, Kimberly avenue. 35 feet.
 Connecticut Savings bank to Adolph Mueller, land and buildings, Hallock avenue.
 Union Trust company to Standing, Bending and Art Glass company, land and buildings, River street, 5s feet and River street, 100 feet.
 Lulu F. Kimberly North to James Boyce. ct ux,, land and buildings, Whalley avenue, 50 feet
 Carmllo cappolo to Michela Cappolo land and dwelling house, 112 Monroe street, 80 feet.
 ] Lomas & Nettleton to Stewart II 1 Morgan, land and Improvements, Nor ton street. 42 feet.
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IMPORTANT MATTERS
 IN TIE CAPITOL CITY Method of Appointing Dental Commission May be
 Changed.
PRIVATE BILLS HELD UP
Gaylord Sanitarium May Get $1O, OOO-T Tubercu-
 losis Hospital SIS, 900.

Hartford May 28.-The committee on public health and safety has decided to report bill changing the present method of appointing the dental com mission, The bill will provide for the appointment of one commissioner at each session of the general assembly instead of appointing the five commits sioners al each session. The Connecti- cut Dental society has been advocating as bill requiring the commissioners | from list of twelve names to be rec. commended by the society. But the committee has turned down that prop iosition on the ground, as Senator Mid dleton, chairman of the committee, put | it, that the governor should not be made the errand boy for the dental so- ciety.
 Up to the present time Governor Woodruff has ninety-six public acts and 235 special measures. The bill in- creasing the salary of the judge of the court of common pleas in New Haven county, making the amount $4,O00, was signed Tuesday The bill concerning the burial of paupers by towns, author izing an expense of $2250 for each burial, was also signed Tuesday. This 1 is the bill that Senator Walsh advooat- ed with such earnestness in the senate debate a few days ago. Tie old limit for pauper burial was $15.
 l The rules of the expressing clerks office require an expressing fee for every private measure passed by the general assembly. This fee must be paid before the bill is sent on it's way to the secretary of state, and from the tsecretary's office to the governor for
 approval. A number of private bills
 are held up for non-payment of en-
 crossing dues.
 Senator Walsh has completed his re- port concerning the new senate rules
 but will not submit it until next week
 It will be q radical revision in num-
 Der of ways and will give the president pro tempore of the senate responsible
 fly and power that is now foreign tc
 the office. The appointment of com
 mittees will be taken out of the old.
 time ruts and new interest will be at.
 tached to the selections. Senator EWalsh has been hard at work fol Iweeks on the report and is confiden
 that 1t will improve conditions in tn,
 senate.
 Senator Judson, who has been occu
 pied with litigation in the superio
 court in Fairfield county for thre, weeks. has returned to his seat in tn,
 senate His presence is a good safe guard at all times, but especially st when railroad and trolley Legislation
 Is on the anvil.
 Senator McGovern, of Hartford made an address at the Lawrence street school this morning with refer ; ence to Memorial day. There are 1,10 , pupils in the school, being one of tn [ largest parochial institutions in tn city. Senator McGovern was in hi
 element in making the patriotic ad 7 dress before the thousand children. The committee on appropriations Ina f decided to recommend an appropriation 3 of $l0,000 for the Gaylord sanitorium il
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sprlngtIne and Dreaming.
May 2S, 1907.
 L. M. TARR,
 Weather Bureau.

There's a joy everywhere in the sweet
 scented air
 And I yield to the magic delight Of the touch of hand though to me
 all unseen,
 That is, leading me on in a wondrous
 flight Through world all it's own, and so
 fair.
 Oh, the grass is so green, and so
 .mottled with gold. That think am dreaming the while On some gem -'broidered couch, and
 the dream with hold On my spirit is fast. An, the charm on I am listening now to the bobolinks
 song, And the strains are so heavenly sweet. And so full, and so clear, and so llm- pid and strong, That they seem like the weave of the
 harp and the lute, And the touch of seraph's hand
 when they meet There's mist fore my eyes-or a halo
 "a something so strange. Is 1t temple or mosque, with its in-
 eenSe so sweet, And It's shinlmering light that is fieck-
 ing it's aisle,
 Now with shadows-now sunlight? or
 beautiful shrine Hung with rosaries rare-hut called
 blossoms by man, With it's pilgrims all singing? o mu-
 sic divinel Listen now! As the song to chant
 seems to turn
 And the mist rolls away-and tho
 heart beats with glee, As a clear shining light floods the
 whole with a glow, And the phantom takes shape of a
 sweet apple tree. There's a picture in colors, so soft and so warm. And the furrows are deep, but so
 straight, though so lang. Is 1t ploughboy or angel that's guiding the plough, For the whistling and singing s so constant and strong? And the form is so mixed with the beautiful blue Of the sky, and the radiance now now passing through2 And the wings? Oh, but I see then not, but I know they are there. For it's springtime-and mortals are now angels fair. And this world was that, paradise grand, everywherei | Let me dream-only dream--in its sweet scented air
 --BARBERRY BITTERSWEET