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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-13
CITY.

Death of Leonard Woolsey Bacon Second Regiment at Divine Service. Eagles Have no Offer from Railroad. Dixwell Avenue Church Improvements. Captain Smoke Perhaps Deceived. Yale Social Study Squad Returns. New Ticket in Fair Haven East. Big Day at Savin Rock, Boy Accidentally Shot Golf Drawing Announced. Railroad Deal Practically Confirmed. Many Women Ride the Goat Bishop Mcdowell on Negro Question. Secretary Root Due To-day. "Jamestown,p by Rev. MT. MeLane. Concert by Trinity Church Choir Renewal of IAfe," by Mir. Haynes.
 SPORTS. Yale End Crew to Enter Henley Regatt; Behr and Wright Chosen. Yale Nine Returns saddened by Defeat English Runner Looking for Match. Chess Congress Opens. Six Day Roller Skating Race. Polo Season Opens In Hartford Tuesday American Regatta 10 Be On Hudson. Springfield at the Park To-day,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-13

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01

Sambo-Say. granmammy, what makes de moon shine so bright some- times, while some nights is dark?
 Granmammy-Well ,chile, l reckon dat de good Lawd made dem dark nights so dat poor colored folks kin have chicken 'ithOut de formality ob payin' fo hit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01
ro HsIp Your Town Grow.

Make your back yards places of beau. ty and not eyesores 10 thc community.
 Lend hand when you see ya,r te.> low eltixene irving to buiid ID !fe own.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01
Alfred benjal1lin &Co's
 Cy(1IETING

We are closing out all our fine suits, velu"s up t} >:"'5, OV at prices which competition is outcldsscd in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-01

AWF'Ur, SUHPRfSY. asistrate-This officer say .,ssa approached your wife, spoke s4 .18sss and she tainted, A. Rastus-Dat's right, jedge Masistrate-Wha: aid you, sS,e asr her?
 Rastus-.Jes' tolo aer. dat 3 'apSe1- her, sah.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Education OF the
township Of Baraga, County OF
Baraga, State OF Michigan. up to 7
p. m. August II, 1907, to furnish
material and build Schoolhonse.
according to plans and specifications
to be seen at the Clerks Office, on
the following described property:
The N.W.I OF N.W.l OF Section
16-51-34.
All work to be done 10 first class
manner, and to be completed on or
before November list.
All bids must be accompanied by
a bond double the contract price, for
.he faithful performance Of the work
and the board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Signed, JAMES MCMAHON,
Clerk.
Baraga, Mich, August 9Th, 1907.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Education OF the
township of Baraga, County Of
Baraga, Slate of Michigan, up to Z
p. m. August IL. 1907, to furnish
material. and build a Schoolhouse,
according to plans and Specifications
to be seen at the Clerk S Office, on
the following described property:
At Sturgeon River Bridge, near
James Chosa farm.
All work to be done in first-class
manner, and TO be completed on or
before October lst.
All bids must be accompanied by
bond double the contract price,
for the faithful performance OF the
work, and the board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Signed, JAMES MCMAHON,
Clerk of Board of Ed ucation
Baraga, Mich, August 9th, 1907.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
New Timber and Stone Ruling.

According to a ruling handed down
by land commissioner of the United
States land Office at Washington
applicants for timber and stone
claims must hereafter make a second
visit and examination OF the land
before making proof. This will entail
considerable extra expense upon the
applicant. Heretofore it has only
been considered necessary for the
applicant for a timber and stone
claim to visit aud make thorough
examination OF the land just before
makes.the original application. An
affidavit signed by himself and his
witnesses is then presented at the
land office. Under the new ruling II
would seem that second examina
ton OF the land by the applicant and
his witnesses will be necessary as
under it the department asks for an
affidavit at the time the final proof
Is made showing that the applicant
and his witnesses have visited the
land on the date or about the date
that the proof is made.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
New Bakery To open.

After Monday next the good
housewife OF Baraga may lay aside
the care upon her mind, as to when
she will get her baking done.
We Are informed by the manage
sseut that unless ssoMs tbing unfore-
seem occurs, the new bakery in the
Foscsult building, on Ontonagon
street, will be in operation on the
ABOVE date.
The new enterprise Is established
by Philip Fovcault and viii be IN
der the management OF L, J.. Gio-
grass. A competent baker has been
engaged. whom It Is expected viii
be on the ground Monday.
The .estaolishment has been
equibped with ell the modern ap'
planes for conducting 'arst-classs
business and Is With The best
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
Celebrated Silver Anniversary.

Rev. FIR. Faust, parish priest OF
Assinins and Baraga, enjoyed the
distinction this week Of celebrating
the twenty-tifth anniversary OF his
entrance to the priesthood.
Tn consequence Of the event special
services were conducted in the
church at Assinins Tuesday, which
were attended by large delegation
of brother priests from various parts
OF the upper peninsula.
Tuesday morning solemn high
Mass was celebrated in honor OF the
occasion, which was participated IN
by Revs. FIR. Joisten of Norway, FIR.
Pinteu of Marquette, FIR. Rezek Of
Houghton, FIR. Hem Of L'Anse, and
others.
Wednesday evening a bountiful
BANQUET was rendered FIR. Faust anc
the visiting priests in the spacious
nail In the cOnVtut Scuoo'' ouu l"s
occasion is spoken OF as being oat
Dong to be remembered by those II
attendance.
Rev. FIR. Faust has been 10 thi'
parish for a period Of four or NV
years, and d0ring this time has en-
deared himself to his many parishion
ers, who at this time took the oppor
tunity to show their appreciation Il
various ways. and it is also will
that same spirit that the Sent'ne
takes pleasure in congratulatin'
Rev. FIR. Faust at this particula
time.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
wishes for success that the new con.
Germ en- tiers the commercial field.
A Grand Success.

Reports from Keweenaw Bay state
that the first annual ball of the
r. B p A. Club of that village,
which took place in Woodmen Hall
Saturday evening last, was grand
success, socially aud financially. A
large crowd was in attendance. man
attending from outside places,
Splendid music was furnished by
Hugo's Orchestra and bountifu
supper served at the Johnson Hotel
The members of the club are to bt
congratulated upon their success a.
entertainers, and it is assured tha'
future events under the society :.
management will receive liberia
nat ronnpe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
Collectors Notice.

The tax roll for the village of Bar
aga is now IN my hands for collec
ton. The fee is one per cent, ii
taxes are paid before August 10th,
1907 Following that date the rate
will be four per cent. | will be in
my Office every Friday from . u. m
to p. IN. HERMAN FALk.
Village Treasurer
Dated July 9th, 1907. 7-6-tf
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Olemcnts, Wednesday, a SON.
George hester made a busi-
ness trip to Detroit Wednes-
day.
Robert Kent returned the
fore part of the week for a
short visit in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peters
and family are enjoying sew
eral days outing in the Big
Lake district.
i Messrs John Getzen and Jas.
Mcmahon, Jr., are enjoying
several days fishing trip on the
Sturgeon.
Messrs. Edward Hodge and
Sol Lavack left Friday after
noon for a several days fishing
trip at the Sturgeon.
Mrs. d. NEVILLE, who has
been spending the past few
days in Duluth, returned to
Baraga Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stan
nard, of Greenland, were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Bendry, Friday.
The lake boats White Friant
and B. B. Buckhout were in
this port this week taking on
cargoes of lumber for Sagi-
| nav.
/ A number of men who have
been employed in the Huron
Bay district for the Baraga
Lumber Co., arrived in town
Friday, having completed their
work at that place.
Austin & Coles show band
drove over from L'Anse Friday
afternoon and rendered a num-
Der of pieces. There were
number from Baraga who at
tended the performance in the
evening.
Posters announcing the Fire
mems tournament at Ontona-
gon are scattered thickly
throughout the village. 1t is
: understood that large dele
I cation are planning on attend
ing.
A number of Baraga's young
. people are planning on spend
J. ing several days in an outing
on the lake shore in the vicinity
d of Keweenaw Bay. They ex-
: pect to leave today. They will
be accompanied by several of
' L'Anse' young people.
Il Miss Mabel Sinclair of Chi
cago and Miss Achsah Goodno
: of Detroit, who have been
: spending the past two weeks
s guests at the home of Miss
j Addie Hillyer, returned tc
their homes Tuesday.
A temporary shut down oil
! the Baraga Lumber Cos mill
m was caused Friday afternoon
'e through the breaking of the
q sawdast elevator chain. Re.
- pairs were made during tn.
). afternoon and work resumed
ly Dy the mig NJ IOTCc.
,e The tugboat Annie R. Hen
= mes was in port Monday, hav
: !. ing on board large party 0.
n Houghton people, who were
is taking a days outing ON Supe
i ;s rior waters. The party spen
a. several hours in this village.
y, 70 The work Of placing tn
10 boiler from the Richard F, int
o. Q, the gasoline launch Nourma
ne hal, Of Houghtcn, is progress
te ing finely, and it is expected
that the craft will he ready n,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
cus..lno At Il.

'Td like to know" said Dumley,
what this quotation means; SIC
transit gloria mundi.'"
SEARCH mel" replied Virgins.
Those FIRST two words, though.
sound as II they might have some
hing to do with an ambulance"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-08-10
For Sale.

A Wing & Son Concert Grand
piano. Ia use less than one year
Will sell same cheap for part cash,
balance in monthly payments.
MRS. A. S. DAVIS,
5 18-tf Baraga, Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
PERFECT AUTO SCORES.
ScrCn Clean Records in the Ne10
Jersey Endurance Run.

Fourteen of the TWENTY-FIVE cars which started
Friday afternoon in the twenty-four hour endurance
run of the New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
finished on schedule time yesterday in front of the
clubhouse at Broad and Chestnut streets, Newark.
y. J.
Tho test was severe one both city and
country roads. The machines went over the course
four times passing the clubhouse on each circuit.
In all the cars travelled 492 miles. Seven emerged
from the contest with perfect scores, showing that
rot once during the twenty-four hours did their
motors stop 1t necessary to penalize them.
The other completed the schedule time.
but penalties were charged against them for ad-
Justmcnts and minor repairs.
The penalization rules. which were somewhat
novel. were as follows:
To arrive at final control more than three min
behind ahead of schedule time, two points
a minute fraction thereof.
To stop motor between controls without making
repairs or adjustments three points minute.
10 stop last circuit without making re-
pairs or adjustments. three points minute.
To stop motor for the purpose Of making adjust
ments, repairs or replacements. four points min
ute.
To repair make replacements with motor
running two points minute.
Double penalties charged in addition 10 the
drivers penalty when the driver receives assistance
TO drive ear in circle to delay passing final
control costs two points
M points charged for punctures unless the
car failed to arrive on schedule time.
RyaIl, In the MathesOni Roberts in the Thomas,
Kelsey, i'm the Haynes and owen In the Oldsmo-
bile were among the seven who received a perfect
score. Silver cups given To the drivers who
managed TO cross the finishing mark with clean
slate.
Mrs. NJ. II. Hickey the only woman driver in the
contest. in her Marmon car. was among those TO
finish. She made me showing for the first two
rounds, bur while waiting to take on gasolene on
her third round the engine stopped. causing a
penallzatiou. Inglis NJ. Uppercu In a four-cyltn-
der Cadillac runabOut. went into a bank few
miles from Dunellen, breaking wheel He rode
back TO town in Ryalls car, obtained a new one.
and, after considerable delay. got under way again.
The mishap however, did not prevent him from
finishing on schedule time. The durability of the
air-cooed car was clearly demonstrated by s. n.
Atkinson in a Franklin. The running OF this
was of the features of the contest
The other drivers who carried of similar honors
were A. I. Purcell, in a sN-cynder Ford and +.
A. Greene in Locomobe. The official score Of
4 n. ,-i,-nro rl.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
SHOT DAUGHTER. SUICIDE
act OF Prominent Californian Cap
atdLtSt and Politician.

0anta cruz Cal. Nov. 16.-AIajor Frank Nc
,-aughAn. prominent politician and capitalist shot
ms daughter Agnes. to-day and soon after killed
hilIseIi. NO hope is entertained for the girls re-
Covery
@i'er 'he shooting. Major Mclaughlin telephoned
10 former Lieutenant Governor Jeter to come over
iniiheoiateiy TO his house. saying: ST have killed
my daughter Agnes. and intend to kin myself ="
Ieter ana friend drove rapidly to Mcfaughn's
mousse where they found him breathing his last
He had taken prussic acid
IN the room was found number of letters One
OF them was addressed to The Santa Cruz senti-
mel asking the editors to Please treat nv mem
oIy as kindly as you During my life I did
much good and but little evil
"icl1dughhn wrote to DR.. F. E Morgan that he
was financially embarrassed and that he was going
10 END II an McLaughn's wife to whom he
was much devoted. died just two years ago. The
daughter whom he shot was thirty-two wears old
Mclaughlin was known throughout California as
a leader of the Republican party. He was inter
ested in many extensive mining operations and in
other enterprises. During his political career he
had served as chairman Of the Republican Central
State Committee and a member of the Renrbli-
can National Committee. He frequently went IN
Washington to discuss the legislative affairs rola-
tive 10 the Pacific Coast. and was known to many,
at the national capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
ACCIDENTS At HUNT.
Mcado5c Brook Club Members Haze
T7cO EXCITING Chases.

Meadow Brook. Long Island. Nov 16-Meadov
Brook Club members had two good hunts to-day
in which several accidents happened The morn
ing hunt after foxes. In which the hounds
killed, and in the afternoon the English foxhounds
were used for drag hunt
The meet of the fOxhounds, with Paul Rainey
as master was held at O'Clock ut the Aibertson
station After across of the stiff north
country farms with good jumping. westward 10
Manhasset. where the fox doubled and got good
lead and thau headed back east. he finally
caught and killed by the pack in large field at
East winston, near the Guinea Woods
During the Master Canheld was thrown from
his pony. His foot caught in the stirrup, and lie
was dragged a hundred yards Miss Cornela Bryce
was the only woman in the saddle. and was award
ed the much coveted brush Those TO finish were
Paul j. Rainey, master OF hounds; Miss Cornelia
Bryce Samuel Wilets. w. K. Grace, j. T. Grace
T. G. Grswold. +. Godfrey and Master Simpson
Rose.
In the afternoon the drag hounds met ct Piping
Rock and set off toward Chicken Valley. The pack
ran over Il stiff country to the Old Blue Hotel,
where the kill was made Jack Rawns. whose
shoulder was injured this week by fan. was in
the saddle to-day. and, with one arm I'm a sling.
outrode the entire field. At the very first jump i.
Fnglehardt came cropper and his mount
away Allan Pinkerton took a nasty fail and was
badly shaken up. Those to finish were Jack Raw
Inns J. Philips. Reginald Brooks. Miss Cornera
Brvce II. NJ Earle, Paul ]. Rainev, Samuel VIII
let's ". r. Grace J. T. Grace and w. n Hazard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
KILLED IN LIFT; FALLS ON HOT PIPES
Hotel Servant, Crushed Drops Fifteen Floors
On to Steam Coils, Corpse.

Miss Kate Reilly. laundress employed In the
Hotel Gotham. Fifth avenue and both street and
living at No 1929 Amsterdam avenue was instant
~ LiIIed Yesterday afternoon when she was crushed
between the wall of the hotel and steel elevator
cage and then dead fell fifteen stories TO the base
ment Her body lodged on a coil or HOT steam
mines upon which IT allowed to remain until the
arrival of Coroner Hamburger. when it sent 10
the East 61st street police station,
Daniel Malkahasoh. the elevator runner. who
lives at No 2O3 East 55th street. was arrested lie
said the woman boarded the employees elevator at
the fifteenth floor to go up flight with bundle
of laundry.
According to Makahasoff. Miss Reilly put her
bundle of linen aboard the car shut the door be-
hind her and said GO ahead" Her dress had
caught in the door lamb, and before he could
stop the car in response to her scream the woman
was crushed to death. Then the car shot by her
and she hung suspended in the shaft until the dress
gave way and she fell to the bottom Coroner
Hamburger was inclined to blame the lack of pro-
tective appliances upon the car for the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
MOORE & sCHLEY OUT OF SUIT.
Brokerage Firm Eliminated as Defendant in
Action on Brady Check.

Justice Fitzgerald issued ex-parte order yes
terdav permitting the brokerage firm OF Moore <
Schlev 10 he eliminated from tho list OF defend
ants in the suit Of the directors Of tho Metrqpoii-
tan Securities Company against those concerned in
the syndicate dividend resulting from the pur-
chase Of tho Wall & Cortlandt Street Ferries
Railway Company The exact form OF this suit
whether for an accounting for the restitution OF
funds alleged TO have been improperly diverted
has not vet been settled.
Soon after tho testimony of Anthony n, Brady
before the Public Service Commission. In which he
told of the division of the proceeds Of the 1856 40
check which the securities company gave Tor his
paper road. the directors of the securities com
many ut a meeting authorized the retention of
wallace Butler & Brown, OF which firm eX-Judge
Wallace of the United States Circuit Court. is the
head to bring. proper legal action in the case
summonses have been served up to date An
thon,- n Brady. Z. A. Il. Widener. Thomas Dolan
Thomas F. Ryan and Louise r. Elkins, John c.
Johnson and George w. Elkns. as executors Of
the estate Of William l.. Elkins, and Harry Payne
Whitney as executor of the estate Of his father,
William c. Whitney.
Preparation OF his by eX-Judge Wallace led
TO the decision that Moore & Schley should not
figure among the defendants. Simpson. Thacher q
Bartlett for Moore & Schley. concurred in the
pronosition TO eliminate that firm from the list OF
attendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
MAY HIVE SAFE BLOWER.
alleged Notorious Crook 4rreSted
at TTOY. ". Y.

Troy. y. Y. Nov. 16-John Conley. alias John
Martin alias John Stamford, alias "Pawtucket
Jimmie said 10 be notorious safe blower and
under indictment for the robbery of the postofiCe
ut Highland Falls. January l.. 1907, and alleged to
be implicated with Billy Carroll. alias bridge
port Billy" and Mott Haven Red in blowing the
safe at Eagle Mil. here March II. was
arrested by local detectives to-day.
The discovery OF the alleged crook in the city was
an accident Inspector James Of the Postofhce De
partment, arrived here yesterday on business con-
nectcd with the local office While at the Office he
started TO pun papers out OF his pocket. With
the papers came bundle of fifty photographs. As
they slid along the glass counter OF the window the
clerk said: why. that the man who was here
for money order The inspector thought the
clerk only joking. lie conferred with Assistant
Postmaster Benedict, who also identified the photo
graph.
The arrest followed to-day, while the accused
in bed at hotel lie was held by Police
Justice Jones for examination Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Columbia Team Defeats FreebOoters
at Bayside.

Another victory at soccer" football was
notched by Columbia University yesterday when
the game with the FreeDooters originally sched-
uled for the Prospect Park Parade Ground was
played at Bayside, Long Island, and resulted in
favor of the Morningside Heights team by
score of 3 goals to l. At half time the Free
hooters led by 1 goal to 0. The play was of
the hercest sort after the restart and no further
scoring occurred until near the call of time Co.
lumbia's players showed marked Improvement in
form The feeding of the halfbacks was in most
cases reliable and the wings centred accurately
and opportunely Captain Dwyer, Diaz, Smith
and Biingslev were the strong factors in the
forward line and Kistler was the most eonspicu-
Gus among the halfbacks. The defence held well
throughout the game. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
GROUP TE4CHING.
Il. ". Edison, School Superjntend-
cnt. Explains System.

Andrew ". Edison. district superintendent OF
public schools. has a plan Of teaching classes
in groups arranged according 70 the ability of the
pupils. The auditorium Of the 23d street branch
of the Young Mems Christian Association was
packed yesterday morning with teachers from all
the boroughs and from schools in New Jersey to
hear Mr.. Edison explain his system.
There many children" Mr. Edison said when
he began his lecture. who and do go along
with their class work faster than others believe
that every child should be put in the grade above
when the work there is better adapted 10 his needs
than the work he is doing. If there Is one pupil
able 20 satisfy his ability and find his needs In the
grade above VIC in duty bound 10 put him there
rather than hold him to present red tape
chinery- boy will be tmpelled TO do double work
ii you will pat MIN the back. We make a great
mistake when take group Of hod-overs and
give them another five months of the same work"
Mr. Edison then argued that the pupil that failed in
promotion should be moved ahead he
able to prove his ability to go ahead.
Mr.. Edison did not seem to admire the rigid dis
cipne sought after in some cassrooms. Accord
ing TO him, the difficulty of keeping order in the
groups that studying while the other group is
recting could be remedied If the teacher arranged
have different subject studied by one group
while the other group is being taught.
"In our schools" said MIR. Edison. "the tendency
is to make too much of the recitation. l would IA
giving much and even more time to study
study in the schools. Mr Edison declared he would
dispense with all recitation and have the teacher
move among the pupils and encourage individual
work Let the pupil do most of the talking" he
said. AT present most of the teachers talk too
much and do not give the pupil chance to speak
Better teaching can be accomplished when the pupils
are interested in their work"