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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
WILLIAM M. GREEN.

William M. Green, son Of Ann and the late James Green, died Wednesday night at his mothers residence, 19f Pine street. Mr. Greene was eighteen vars old. He was member of St. Francis Holy Name society, Patriotic Sons of America, Division No. 8, A. O. H., and was also a member of a mu- sical society His father was buried about a month ago.
 The funeral will be held Saturday morning at S:3O o'clock from his moth CTS residence and at o'clock from St. Francis church, where solemn re- quiem high mass will be celebrated h. terment will be in St. Lawrence ceme- tery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
Ew ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Announcement-M E. LengeI Browns-The Chas. Monson Co. Beeoham's Pills-Druggists Boss Biscuit-Grocers Cuticura-Druggi Dept. Fire Service-City Notice Evan Wiiliams-Woolsey Hall Fish--S. S. Adams For sale-House-J. T. Sloan Go. pe-Nuts-Grocers'
 Low Rates-So. Pacific R. R. May Fashions-Mendel & Freedman Mattings-The Bullard Co. Special-Gamble-De Co. Sea Food-Wm. Fl. Wilson & Son.. .. Steamers-Hamburg American Line Steamers-French Line
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
cATHERTNE McCRANN.

This morning at S:30 o'clock the fun eral of Catherine, widow of Terrence McCrann, will be held from her resi- deree, 43 Arch street, and at o'clock from the Church of the Sacred Heart, where solemn requiem high mass will ba celebrated Mrs. McCrann died wednesday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
SOME ONE KICKED HIM.

William Jones is in Hospital With a
 Broken Leg.
 William Jones, clamdigger, of 94 Fourth avenue, West Haven, was talk en to the New Haven hospital last night from Samuel Rogers saloon on the Boulevard. He is suffering from a compound fracture of the right leg at a point just above the ankle. He claims that some one in the saloon kicked him. There were number of men in the sa- loon at the time, and Jones says he does not know who it was that injured him. The police are trying to find out for him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, April IS, 1907.
 Forecast for Friday and Saturday,
 New England: Increasing cloudi- ness followed by rain Friday, after noon or night; Saturday partly cloudy; fresh and variable winds.
 Eastern New York: Showers in south, snow or rain in north portion Friday; Saturday partly cloudy; varia- ble winds becoming fresh northeast.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
MRS. CAROLINE ROWLAND JONES.

The death of Caroline Rowland Jones, widow of Winthrop Sargent Jones, and daughter of the late Frederick l.. Bostwick of this city, occurred We'd nesday at the residence of her uncle, Thomas Fitch Rowland, S29 Madison avenue, New York city.
 The funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at 32s Madi- son avenue, New York city Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery, Brook lyn
 Mrs. Jones left this city a week ago Wednesday to visit her uncle. She was taken sick with pneumonia Saturday. She was f1fty-seven years old. She is survived by two brothers, Frederick Bostwick librarian at the New Haven Colony Historical society, and Thomas A. Bostwick of the Peabody museum.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
M LICENSE FOR AHEARN.

The hearing on the application of Edward J. Ahearn for a renewal of his liquor license at 1903 Grand avenue, before the country commissioners was postponed yesterday morning without date. Unsuitability of place and per son is urged against the applicant by City Missionary ". D. Mossman.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
EDWARD H. WELLS.

The funeral of Edward H. Wells will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO o'clock from the Center Congregational church, West Hartford. The interment will be in West Hartford, Conn.
 MT. Wells was with the Automatic Vending company of this city He was a prominent member of Hiram lodge, A. F. and A. M. and also of the Re- publican club. He was forty-one years of age.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
HENRY A. LEWIS.

The funeral of Henry A. Lewis. who died yesterday at the age of eighty years at Fairlea, Orange, will be held this morning at 11;S0 o'clock at FairIea, Orange. The interment will be at Athcl, Mass
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
JOHN MARLOwE.

Yesterday morning the funeral of John Marlow was held from his resi- dence 129 Clay street, at S:SO o'clock, and from St. Francis church, where a solemn requiem high mass was cele- brated at o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
SOLDIER ROY JAILED.

On charge of rowdy conduct while returning from dance hall on Woo ster street, John M. McGovern, a mem Der of the army hospital corps, station el at Fishers Island, was fined $5 with costs in the police court yesterday, and went to jail to work it out.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
ESTHER "A. PUTNAM.

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Esther A, Smith, wife of William H. Putnam at the residence of her daughter, Mrs c. E. Auger, 449 Washington avenue, West Haven. h. terment in Oak Grove cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
MARY A. DEEGAN.

The funeral of Mary A, Deegan, wife of Arthur B. Hunt, was held yesterday morning at 9;30 from her residence, BPS Blatchley avenue, and at 10 o'clock from St. Francis church, where sol
 emn requiem high mass was celebrated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
CATHERINE sEEGAR.

This afternoon at o'clock funeral services will be held for Catherine F. Seeger, at her residence, S04 State street. Mrs. Seegar died wednesday at the age of sixty-one years five months and 12 days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
TOUCH" LOUIE ARRESTED.
Was Wanted in Bridgeport on Breach

IVY ds WdHltU III bTIugtpUTI UM bI6dCII of Peace Charge.
 Tough" Louie De Bones of Prindle alley fame was arrested yesterdey af- ternoon by Detectives Daley and Me Avoy on a charge of breach of the peace De Bones was wanted in Bridge port and an officer from that city came here last night after him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
WILL OF MRS. WHEELER ADMIT
 TED TO PROBATE.

TED TO PROBATE.
 An estate which is valued at $10,000 is disposed of by the will of Eliza F. Wheeler, mother of Prof. Arthur M. Wheeler of Yale, who died at her home in Easton some weeks ago. Professor Wheeler is named as executor without bonds and the instrument was drawn by Judge Frederick B. Hall of the su- preme court, nearly 30 years ago. The witnesses to it were Clark Bishop, George Lewis and Judge Hall. Probate Judge Nobbs appointed William H. Grumman and Deputy Sheriff Burton P. Merwin as appraisers.
 The testatrix bequeathes to her son, Stephen D. Wheeler asolutely, the so- called east portion of the Wheeler homestead in Easton on the Bridgeport and Danbury turnpike consisting of 14 acres. She furthers bequeathes to Stephen D. Wheeler, the so-called west portion of the homestead, embrac- in g5S acres, providing he elects to pay these sums; To his two brothers, Frederick R. Wheeler and Arthur Nj. Wheeler, $1,0OO each and $500 each to the two grandchildren of the testatrix, Anna and Mary Wheeler, daughter of the late Rufus Wheeler.
 Should Stephen D. Wheeler not elect to take teh west portion of the farm and pay the above sums, the property of 5S acres is to be divided into four equal parts, one-quarter to go to the three brothers and the remaining quar- ter interest to be divided equally be- tween the two grandchildren.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19

noen at his residence, State street, Hamden. Interment will be in East District cemetery. Hamden.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
EIGHTY EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY. Odd Fellows Will Celebrate at Groton,
 April 26th.

The eighty-eighth anniversary of the founding of the Odd Eellows society in this country will be celebrated on April 26, at Groton, with an assembly of lodges from all over the state. It was stated In an evening paper that the celebration was to be held to-day This is wrong; a week from to-day IS the correct date.
 A picture of Philip Pond, the grand master. is to be presented to the state organization at this time, New Haven will probably send large delegation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
JURY DECIDES NO CONSPIRACY
 AGAINST MORRIS BATTER.

Will Appeal to Supreme Court-Estate
 of PhilandO S. Armstrong Valued at
 s9OO,OOO-Wiu of Eliza F. Wheeler
 Suit for $500 Board Bill-CarlsOn
 Sent to iddIetOwn-Choosing Jury
 in De Lucia Case.
 After hearing the evidence in the case of Morris F. Batter against James M. English, Clinton E. Coe, Thomas P. Rourke, Charles c. Bradley, H. B. Bushnell, Joseph F. Carr, Frederick A. Carlton, Thomas w. Corbett, Samuel E. Dibble, Herman w. Dorman and Charles Smith as members of the Mas ter Plumbers association in which he alleged they conspired to prevent him for obtaining goods with which to carry on his business because he would not become a member of the associa- ticn, Judge Silas A. Robinson in the superior court charged the jury to bring in verdict for the defendants on hte ground that the plaintiff had not proved his allegation that there had been conspiracy against him. The jury immediately did as ordered and the case will now be appealed to the supreme court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
ERWIN E FHLF

The death of Erwin E. Ehle occurred Tuesday at the Grace hospital Fun eral services will be held this after
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
sum FoR s8n0 RoARn BII1.

The suit of Mrs. Mary Foley of Port sea street against Maurice Foley of Commerce street, by which she is seek nig to recover money alleged to be due for her care of the late Daniel Me- Guire, went on trial in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday. The claim is made that McGuire deliver to Foley certain insurance policies in return for @ promise of a home. Foley was Me- Guire's stepson. After short time 1t is allaged Mcclure was forced to leave Foley's home and went to live with Mrs. Foley, promising that she would mt lose anything by boarding him. She claims $500 and has attached the poll cies in possession of Foley as the es- tate of Mcclure. Attorney H. C.. Webb represents her
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19

Captain Ernest R. Miller of TO Prince street caught yesterday in the harbor a bushel basketful of flatfsh, Mir. Miller is noted to be the lucklest fisher- n,ap in thts pitv
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
CARLSON SENT TO M1DDDETowN

CARLSON SENT TO MIDDDETOWN
 On the report of the commission on lunacy appointed to examine into the sanity of William H. Carlson, who is held in the superior court for passing fraudulent checks on Heubleins cafe, and Frank Palmer, the liveryman, Judge Ralph Wheeler yesterday com- mitted Carlson to the Insane asylum at Middletown until the October term of court at which his case will be called and on the report of the asylum au- thorities it will be determined whether or not he should be tried.
 The commission consisted of Drs. Peck, Malhouse and Gompertz and they reported to State Attorney Will Hams that the prisoner was undoubt- edly unbalanced mentally, MT. Will Hams immediately recommended to the court the aforesaid action which Judge Wheeler agreed to.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
ESTATE OF PHILANDO ARM
 STRONG.

STRONG.
 The will of the late Philando s. Arm strong was filed in the probate court yesterday It disposes of an estate valued at $3OO,O0O. To the widow, Cath crime D. Armstrong, is left the family residence at 42 Move street, valued at 1GO0O, 25O shares of the New Haven Water company and $1OOO a year while the estate is being settled up, all of which is to be in lieu of dover.
 To Mary E. Ramsdall is given $500; to Roger and Lewis Benton, two grandsons. is given $2,OOO each; to Harriet, Lillie and Lova Armstrong great grandchildren, is given $2,OOO each, and all the rest is given to the children, Henry B. and Philando Arm strong, Lillian Benton and Maud s. Armstrong.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19

BOND SKIPPER CAUGHT. Lugi Fuseo, the Italian whose bond
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19

There is now at my establishment a man who ls n noted expert in the line Of Hair Dressing. All are delighted with his artistic work.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
LAS VEGAS ELkS
Install OFFICERS

At the regular meeting Of Las
Vegas lodge No. 40S b. p. o. Il. last
evening a large attendance was pre-.
sent. Installation of officers took
place with DR.. b. D. Black as install.
ling officer. >.,
The officers who were instaIiei
for the ensuing year are:
Exalted ruler, o. A. Larrazola: es-
teemed leading knight, A. e. Ero:
esteemed loyal knight, w. NJ. Lewis;
esteemed lecturing knight, DR.. c. g.
Losey; secretary. Thos E. Blauvelt:
treasurer. W. G.. Benjamin: tyler.
John Thornhill; trustee for three
years, r. J. Haywood.
Two new members. Sid Pearson
and Chas. o'Malley were taken over
the rough places. Excellent refresh
ments were served and all had a jolly
time.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
MINERS AND EMPLOYERS AGAIN
FALL OUT iN DISCUSSING
TERMS.
Want NO BOYC0T7s
Miners Had Promised TO support
any Boycott, Declared BY the In
oustriai Workers Of the World.

Coldfield. New. April l0.-Trouhie
between tho miners and employers
which was supposed to be settled
when the miners practically repudis.
ted the Industrial Workers OF the
World. has come to the surface
again. At a meeting between tho of.
ficials Of the I. A. W. and the mine
owners committee yesterday. the 4
W. A. officers said frankly that u
the miners went back 10 work they
had to promise to support any uos'
colt declared by the |. ". A. This
is not satisfactory 70 the mine own
ers. who said the men viii be taken
back only when they sever all con-
neetion with the ]. A. W. Al a meet
Ing Of miners last night the proposi-
tons Of the mine owners were dis
cussed at length. and the miners
practically decided 10 stand by the
l. A. W. This means the end OF DIE
trouble Is not In sight.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
IMPORTANT Meeting
At COMMERCIAL CLUB

There will be a meeting Of the mem.
bers AMI stockholders of the Com.
mercial club tomorrow eyening
when the development Of the timber
resources of this vicinity will be- dls.
cussed. This will be the regular
open monthly meeting ANA particular
reference win be had to the possibiil'
ties Of securing sufficient tie timber
In the adjacent mountains 10 keep the
local tie preserving works I'm opera
ton. as well an the securing Of saf.
heient and suitable lumber for the
new woodworking plant. Special at,
tention VIII be given to the project
OF securing the new box. door ana
sash factory. which IN practically A..
sured. These matters are Of vital
interest TO the community and the
business men who are interested In
increasing trade. securing new In.
justries and holding the old ones.
should be present
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
death OF FORMER
Las VEGAS citizen

The death Of Charles W. Kinney
occurred on March 5. 1907, at Grid.
ley. Illinois. after a short illness.
Mr.. Kinney. who. for the past ten
years resided about two miles north
Of this city. left here for Grldley.
about six months ago.
He will be remembered as a So
ciable and kindly gentleman by the
citizens Of this city. He was a prom
inent Knight Of Pythias, a member
of the grand domain Of New Mexico
and carried $1,000 insurance In the
Fraternai Union OF this city.
He leaves a widow and three
daughters. also a mother, Mrs. e
NJ. Hampton. and two half brothers
and sisters to mourn his death.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10

Genoyiva Ruiz was convicted and
sent to the county Jail for six months.
with costs. at the last term OF the
United States court. for the violation
OF the Eimunds act. She was unable
to serve such sentence. owing to SO.
rious illness. after being granted a re-.
prteve from the governor of the ter.
ritory, pending action Of the depat.
ment Of justice for pardon. She
mas been ordered again placed In GUS
tody. the application for a pardon b.
Ing denied. but as she Is still con-
fined to her bed. further action will
be delayed until she RECEIVERS suff.
ciently to be reimprisoned.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10

Capt. G. " H. Moseiey of the Fifth
infantry, stationed at Fort wingate.
accompanied by Adjutant General
Harrington, drove out to inspect the
rifle range of the local troop near the
Santa Fe hospital this morning. The
regular army officer is enthusiastic
in his praise of the site. He said that
the range was so far superior to the
one at Fort Wingate that there was
no comparison. and that it was bet
ter than any range he had ever seen
in any state in the union. He thinks
that the citizens should secure the
range for the local troop and for use
during territorial matches, and 1t is
not impossible that at some time a
national craftsmanship contest may
be held here between teams from all
the state guards in the union. and
the regular army and the navy.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10

Rev. j. o. Heath Of Sumas. Wash.
ington. Is expected In Las Vegas,
Saturday. the 18th. TO hold a series
of meetings az the Gaptist church.
The reverend gentleman comes higa.
ly recommended and may be called 10
the pastorate Of the Baptist church
in this city. His first sermon will
be delivered Sunday morning. the
l4th. A cordial invitation IL exte \.
ded 70 the public to attend the Sun.
day services as well as those which
follow during the week.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10

Governor Hagerman has filed his
appointments for members of the
company of mounted police Of New
Mexico in the office of Territorial
Secretary J. W. Reynolds: Captain,
Fred Fornon Of Santa Fe county.
has been reappointed as command
ing officer. John w. Collier Of San
ia Fe county. who has been pri-
vate. is appointed as lieutenant, and
Robert w. Lewis of Socorro. is re.
appointed as sergeant. The privatcs
are L. v. Avent Of Lincoln county:
Julius Meyers Of Guadalupe county:
r. G. Putnam of Grant county; w
e. Dudley Of Otero coNnty: J. B.
Rusk of Rio Arriba county; Robert
Burch of Dona Ana county: G. F
Murray of Valencia county. Officers
Rusk and Murray are the only two
new members Of the force.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10

A band OF about flfty gypsies are
making their temporary headquarters
In this city. just across the railroad
on Main street, The women are busy
canvassing the town telling fortunes ),
while the men. who are excellent
copper workers. are making repairs
on kettles and all kinds Of kitchen
utensils. The women are said to be
skillful delineators of the future AMI
half the ladies In town have had their
palms read. They are Syrian gypsies
and are on their way from Mexico
anu Texas to Kansas City. st. Louis
and Chicago, and were driven out OF
FL Paso by the police on account OF a
host of petty thefts committed during
the several days that the party stop
ped there.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
MANY PEASANTS CANNOT lisE
TO SEE ANOTHER HARVEST
WITHOUT AID.
THOUSANDS Dying
Russians In Great Need Of Aid From,
Other ceunsrieS--Many Get But
One Meal In Twents4eur Hours.

London April l0.--nr. Kennard
commissioner of the society o:
Friends. who Was sent 20 investi
gategaae the Russia famine. writing
from samara. In the heart Of the
famine district. under date Of April
3. appeals TO the United States aud
Great Britain to promptly send help
lie says: There are twenty million
people distributed In fhe southeast
ern prvinees Of Russia who without
aid can not live to see another har.
vest" In Samara alone the com
missioner adds. thousands are dy
Ing and 10000 are starving. or the
latter. only $4,000 are getting re
lief. o dole OF one meal in twenty
four hours.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
ATTORNEYS FOR DEFENCE GAIN
POINT I'M PRELIMINARY
skiHMisH.
CLAIMS IGNORANCE
Cooperation Lawyers Say That Roc
ksfelisr's Company Did Net
knowingly Break the law.

Chicago. April i0.--A victory for
the defence was scored today In the
trial Of the Standard on company
when Judge Lsndis In the United
States district court announced thsf
the Standard on company may pro.
uce evidence showing that the com
pany did not intend TO Violate the
law In the acceptance OF unlawful
rates. The court also declared thar
the shipper does not need to 20 fur.
ther than tho railroad station 70
learn the legal rate. The attorneys
for the defense maintained that the
Standard on company "a not
knowingly and willfully" accept an
unlawful rate from the Chicago and
Alton railroad.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10

Andres Loyeioy vas arrested this
morning for illegal dumping. He was
hauling refuse 20 the foot of Tilden
street and throwing It into the CALI
mas river. He was arrested at about
10 O'Clock ami taken before Justice
OF the Peace Brown. where he enter
ed plea Of guilty TO the charge
and his fine OF five dollars.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
PULITZER CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Well Known Proprietor Of the New
York World and st. Louis Post
Dispatch Sixty Years Of Age.

New York. April lo.--In celebra.
ton Of sixtieth birthday. Jos. Pulit-
zer. proprietor OF the New York
World and st. Louis Post Dispatch.
gives a dinner tonight In this city
and In ST. Louis to the executive
headr of tho staff Of the. two paperA
He will be represented by his two
sons as Pulitzer is In Rivera, ,ss&s.s q
Sketch o. His Life.
Joseph Pulitzer. proprietor Of the
New York World and one of the out
standing figures In the Journalism
or the United States, was 90 years
old today. 1t lacks but one Of forty
years since Mr.. Pulitzer, then .
raw Hungarian immigrant, first
took up newspaper work. and tho
work and strain Of years that FOL.
lowed have begun to tell upon the,
veteran editor. He has aged vfsibly
In the past few years and frequently
he finds It necessary TO take an ab-
solute rest from his laaors. For ten
years or longer he has been a suffer
Ter from nervous prostration. and ad-
ded to this has been the more griev.
Gus calamity of failing eyesight.
Mr.. Pulitzer has been In control
Of The World since 1883. In his ear
lier years he had experienced alt
the hardships OF life. When he AZ
rived In the United States, after un-
|dergoing various trials in his native
Hungary and In France and England.
he was a poor young wanderer less
than 20 years of age. He earned q
living as best he could. When the
civil war broke out he entered the
army OF the Union as a cavalryman
IN a Missouri regiment, served in 1t
till peace was declared, returned to
New York, and then, as he himself
has often told, worked at anything
that turned up, getting his food In
the cheapest eating houses and
sleeping sometimes on a bench In =
public park.
Finally he went back to Missouri.
after working some time as a wait
er. he found employment as repor-
ter for q st. Louis German newsps-
per, and after a time was elected to
the legislature He became still bet
ter known, and a short time later
ventured into the newspaper busi-
ness on his own account.
Having made some money out o.
his st. Louis paper. he came to New
York once more and secured posses
sion of The World. Into this he
threw all his qualities Of hustle.
and energy. The result was that ut
50 years OF age Mr.. Pulitzer had
won the success which he desired.
the fortune which comes with sue
cess and the power. which comes
with fortune. ~ s @
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-10
WALTER SANDMEYER
dies IN this CITY

Walter Sandmeyer died this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at his room ON Third
street after short illness.
The young man came to this city
last September from Washington. ID
c.. and has been employed at several
different places OF business since he
has been here.
He was "a years OF age and a very
pleasant young man, well liked BY
those who knew him.
He has only been confined to hts
room for about week, having taken
cold which turned into pneumonia
His father has been notified and Is
expected in the city on No. to
morrow morning.