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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-06-21

The issue between the Republican
and the Democratic parties, as seen
by the Richmond News Leaders is
one of Capitalization against states
rights, and it further declares: 't0n
that Issue the South is in position
to lead, and Virginia, by tradition
and the trial of conclusions she has
ever made since the resolutions of
1S9S-99, is entitled to take the fore
front in the fight. We urge that in
the next national grand council of
the party she once more assume
leadership. If in the exigencies of
the case it shalt be conceded best for
one of her sons to head the national
ticket, go belt. ," Editors do not talk
politics much, but last week, upon
the OCCASION of the Virginia Press
Association, there was no little senti-
ment going that Governor Swanson,
of Virginia, should De offered as a
Southern candidate yfos 1.-The Pesi-
dfelncy, a. The wonderful display of
vigorous energy and dash, not to
mensfoaF bis ability 70 grfnd ont fast
and eloquent speeches, seem to stamp
him the man for rejuvenated and
yirile Democracy to tie. to-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-06-21

9q'As AWFUL as the calamity of the
mldshipmen was recently at James
town it should result In good to the
service, and possibly save many more
lives. While not charging that
these yonug men were drunk, or
failed to display the proper lights, it
is known that many naval boys COM
ing ashore hasten to get in their
cups. Also that naval launches
have been careless in showing proper
lights and answering signals. We
grieve for the families Of these bright
fellows who sank below the pillows
of the Roads, but we do not believe
tug or barge was at fault. The ca.
lamity should teach lesson to
hilarious launchmen. Ii tssR aoite
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-06-21

L. -
Nor Congressional, district in
Virginia this year has been free from
turbulent and excited campaigns
within the Democratic ranks, and
that, too, when the election was half
year off. The agony Of Sit. all
chargeable to the pesky primary. In
Richmond city, eiie is being passed
among gentlemen ;gin the eighth dis.
trict farmers behind in their crops
1afe being dragged ddt fp1near THE
tales of woe from quartette Of gem
tlemen dying to serve their State al
= tie National Capitaly whilel closer
home-Tin sWestmoreland. county,
-~the--sons of Thomas Jefferson are
q facipgythree elections to- .gst.ae half
= interest ina member Of lhelVsreinia
:, House of Delegates. se'4 asr &
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-06-21

EVIDENTLY we have been, or Or are,
nearer war with Japad than tie
general public, is aware of. All
. ! credit 20 on, governmental depart
hents and to Our newspapers, who
have not inflamed the public like Ias
in Japan. England thinks the
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-06-21

rsS cfIsIH SO near, anu dreads such O
CLASH, that she has started Sir Claude
z Mcdonald teeapau NTH special
Instructions to take immediate Steps
toward bringing about Betterssreia~
tons between Japan and the United
States. So These instructions were
given Sir Glands aftmsthes sexch ange
of communications between Wash
ington and London.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
WOOSTER SfHOOL BONDS
$lOO,OOO ISSUE ASKED
Finance Board Has No Quo rum to Act on Petition of
 Education Board.

At the meeting of the board of finance In city hall yesterday afternoon no bus mess was transacted owing to the ab- sence of Messrs. Lewis, Frederick and Townshend and the session was ad- journed to assemble at S:3O o'clock this afternoon.
 However, a petition was received by the clerk from the board of education requesting the board of finance to issue bonds to the amount of $1OO,oOO. This sum is to be for the purchase of land and the erection thereon of school building in the Wooster suh-district.
 The issuance of these bonds, 1t will be remembered, was provided for in an act of the general assembly dated April g. Secretary George Hewlett signs the petition drawn by the board of eduea- ton. This did not come before the members of the board of finance and so no action was taken.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
Win Picnie et savin RocIs.

The First Baptist church of Ansonia, will hold its annual picnic at Putnam's restaurant, Savin Rock, Tuesday, July 16.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
Christian Science Father parored.

New York, June 27-Clarence W. Byrne, the Christian Scientist whose six year old daughter Violet died of typhoid-pneumonia while under the care of Christian Scientist headers was arralgned to-day for trial at spe- cial sessions.
 Justice Deuel pointed out that a law passed by the last legislature gave a Christian Scientist the legal right to call in healer of that faith
 Justices McKean and Mayo suggested that the case be adjourned until to-mor- row in order that the law might be looked up. Justice Deuel assented to this. on condition that Byrne be paroled in the custody of his lawyer, which was done He had been in the Tombs since Monday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
CARS EVERY TWELVE MINUTES
To Accommodate Heavy Travel fror
 Waterbury to savin Rock

To Accommodate Heavy Travel from
 Waterbury to savin Rock
 A welcome improvement in the troll ley service between Waterbury and New Haven will be made within the next two or three weeks, when cars will be run every 12 minutes instead of every "A minutes as at present. The substitution of the 12-mlnute schedule will be made as soon as certain switches are completed at Cheshire, which it is said will not occupy more than week or two at least.
 A number of new cars have been ordered to meet the increased demand, which is expected to call for five extra cars on the New Haven line. Several cars already received by the company are ready for use except for some of the motors and others fittings, for lack of which they have been held up at the company's repair shop, The com pany will, however, continue to run closed cars to and from Savin Rock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
wATERBuRYs NEW DIRECTORY.
City's Population Estimated Now at
 10000.

2 The Price & Lee company of New Haven has issued the new Waterbury directory and the books are now be- ing delivered to the various sub- scribers.
 The directory shows that Water- bury has grawn considerable in the past year, smaller type being used and each page containing two columns in- stead of single column. The total number of names is 32,S51. The to- tai number of changes of every de- scription in the new book is 1S,679. Estimating the population of Water bury as two and 8 quarter souls to each name in the directory the figure for 1907 would be slightly in excess of 7G,00O
 The total number of names in the Naugautuck directory is 6,590. New names added from last year numbered 1,194.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
5OO PERISH IN A FIRE. HONG KONG DISASTER Chinamen Caught in a Burn
 ing Theater
 There.

Victoria, B. C., June 27.-A holocaust is reported in mail advices from Hong Kong, where five hundred Chinese of the audience of a Chinese theater and ten of the actors were burned to death when the native theater was destroyed by fire. The flames spread rapidly and the building collapsed, blocking the en- trance with burning debris. The origin of the fire is said to have been due to the igniting of explosives concealed un- der the floor of the theater, the fire fol- lowing the explosion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
SUBPOENAS FOR
 OIL TRUST MEN Rockefellers, Archbold, Rog- CTS and Other Leading
 Officials Served. MUST FACE THE COURT Result of Standard Co.'S At torneys Refusing to Sup
 ply Information.
MUST FACE THE COURT

Chicago, June 27.-Subpoenas were issued to-day in the United States dis trict court returnable July 6, for the leading officers of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey. subpoenas were also issued for the following of- flcers of the Standard oil company of Indiana.
 The officials of the Standard Oil com pany of New Jersey, for whom sum- monses have been issued, are: John D. Rockefeller, president; William Rocke- feller, John D. Archibald and Henry H. Rogers, vice presidents; W. H. Til- ford, treasurer; c. M. Pratt, secretary; William P, Howe, assistant treasurer, and Charles T. White, assistant secre- tary
 The following officials of the Stand ard Oil company of Indiana have also been summoned to court on July 6; J. IA. Moffett, president; w. P. Cowan, vice president, and G. w. stahl, sec- retary and treasurer. II. E. Felton, president of the Union Tank line, and F. A. Wan, ex-general freight agent of the Chicago and Alton railroad, have also been served with subpoenas.
 The issuance of the subpoeanas was owing to the refusal of the attorneys of the Standard oil company yesterday to supply Judge Landis with informa- ton he requested regarding the f1nan- cial condition of the company. The attorneys declared that the information should have been sought at the time of the trial, and declared that the request of Judge Landis was extra-judicial, and unwarranted. The judge replied | that he was entitled to the information and intended to have it, and directed District Attorney Sims to prepare sub poenas for such officials of the Stand ard Oil company of Indiana, or for any of the officers of the controlling corpo- ration of the Standard Oil company, who might, in the opinion of the dis trict attorney, have the information de- sired by the court.
 The Standard Oil company was in- dicted in the Federal court on the charge of using illegal freight rates rendered it by the Chicago and Alton read, and after a long trial was found guilty on 1,462 counts of the indict- ment,
 A maximum fine of $2o,OOO is allowed on each count of the indictment, mak- ing total possible fine against the company of s29,24OOOO.
 Before passing sentence on the com pany, Judge Landis announced that it was his custom to proportion the fine according to the financial condition of the person or corporation convicted, and asked for special information re- garding the financial condition of the Standard Oil company. This is the in- formation he was unable to obtain.
 It was said in the office of District Attorney Sims that the subpoenas will be sent east to-day for service.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
VENERABLE YALE MAN.
Former New Haven Resident for Many
 Years.

Dr. Robert Crane, of Waterbury, class of AS, was the oldest graduate at tending the Yale commencement this year. As such he had the honor of heading the long procession to univer- sity campus and Woolsey hall for We'd nesday's graduating exercises and the conferring of degrees, and later his class, represented by himself only, was the first admitted to the university din- ing hall for the alumni dinner. He was followed by the other classes in suc- cession, increasing in numbers as the years grew later, from the class of AS, with only one member present, to the latest class out, with several hundred.
 Dr. Crane resided on Orange street, near Grove street, this city, for many years and removed to Waterbury to re- side with his son, Dr. Crane, 8 few years ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
Theater Treasurer GuIlty off Theff.

St. Paul, Minn., June 27.-Harry B. Kicker formerly business manager of the metropolitan opera house, St. Pauls leading theater, was to-day found gull ty of a charge of having stolen over $3,000 from the funds of the theater.
 Rickers defense was that he was held up and robbed in the theater the night of April 27, of over s2.O0O. while he was carrying that amount from the box of- flee up stairs to the safe in the office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
WAGON SMASHED.
Coal Cart Plays Havoc With an Ex-
 press.

An accident happened yesterday aft ernoon shortly after four o'clock at the drinking fountain on Broadway whereby an congressman lost his wagon A double coal truck was leaving the fountain when the expressman drove up to give his horse a drink. The two vehicles for some reason or other came together with the result that the ex- press wagon was smashed to pieces, Those who witnessed the accident said it would be hard to tell who was to blame for the incident. Neither of the drivers were hurt.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
Three Hnnged at Same Time.

Jefferson City, Mo, June 27-Harry Vaughan and Edward Raymond, con victs sentenced to the penitentiary from St. Louis, and George Ryan, sentenced from Kansas City, were hanged in the county jail here to-day for killing Pris- to escape.
 The three men were hanged at the same moment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR.
Hartford Man Loses His Life While Go.
 ing to His Dinner.

Hartford, June 27.-Thomas Currey, of 1,069 Broad street, was struck by a trolley car and instantly killed while going to his dinner at noon to-day. It is thought that while stepping out of the way of ono car he got in the way of the one that killed him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
Cstsrrh Trcnted and Cured by

1.-THE HUINEHW1lU STNVTEUIai7 Druggists refund money If DIR. POR- TIERS ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL fails. 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
DIED IN oAKv1LLE.
Mother of Mrs. James T. Eagay of This
 City.

Mother or Mrs. James T. EaSay or THIS
 City.
 Mrs. Josephine La Fage died at her home in Oakville, near Waterbury, on morning. She suffered a shock a week ago and failed rapidly after that. Mrs. La Fage leaves three children--Mrs. James T. Eagny, wife of the druggist at 729 Grand avenue, this city; Mrs. J. W. Crompton, of New Jersey, and Louis La Fage, of Oakyille; also four grandchildren-Bea Gra- ham, of the Middlebury road; Arthur Crompton and Mildred and Frederick Le Fage; also several brothers and sis ters. The funeral services will be held this afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

Te the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs Wfnel0ws Sooth. ing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child softens the gums allays all pain, cures wind i've cents bottle. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act. June 60th.s 1906 Serial number 109a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

RendezvOus at Glen Cove on Au-
 gust s.
 New York, June T.A general meet ing of the New York Yacht club was held to-day at Delmonico's In Beaver street. Commodore Cornelius Wander bilt presided, and announced that the rendezvous for the yachts would be at Glen Cove on August 8.
 Twenty-one new members were elected.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17

RESTORATION ~ ENTRY OF FOREST RE.
SERVE lASpS.-Sotic,. l. h,,p,by gi,-nt that
the lands d,--crilsSl b.low, embracing isu acres
within the liattrmcnt As-i Forest Reserve Col
ura.n will In, subject to settlement and entry
under the provisions Of the. h-i..hom,-t,aslalnw- Of
the Unitri State and the act of Jun. II, rsS
81 Stat, .si. at the l. :. Land Oficc at Mont
r,s., Colorado, un June - 1876. Said lands wrr,
li-tsSi uIrn the application uf the I,,r>nn mem
tiun,I l.'luw, who has rrrfrrncr right. -ubi,rt
to the PRIOR right of any settler who WI. actually
and in e'O.l faith claiming any of said lands for
agricultural purlS-,- prior to January l, 1876,
anil has not abandoned the same. to make a
homestead -ntr. for the lands actually occupied
rrrrid',i such settler applicant is qualified {"
max" Homestead entry and III. preference right
Is ex.ri-,i rri"r to June -. liJ;. uu which DAY
the lands will h. subject To settlement and entry
lay any qualified Is,r.nn Tn. lands an, NJ follows
W. nf NEh, and W. Of e., Of NEI., Ssc. 10,
T. Is =, L. VI W, Sth Y. NJ. which were h-t,-i
ui-nn the application of Claude n. Rr,-on. Of
tt-jar'ige, ulor,du. Il. A. I,allinger. Comui,-
.i"n"r nt the t'cnrrul Land Office. Approves.
james Rudolph Garfield, Scrrtar, Of tn. In
terror Mar. -, iS;.
list, pub April N; last pub. May II, iS1.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDs IN
NATIONAL FORREST. Notice is hereby given
that the lands d.-s'r,hsi h'luw. embracing i,sD
acr,- within the Hattlcrn.nt Mesa National For
s-t, Colorado. will ls -uhj.s't to settlement Nnl
cntr, under the provisions of the homestead laws
of the Cnit,,i States and tn. Act OF Jun. H. Ius,
~ Stat. @Sl, at the United States land office at
M"ntr-. Colorado, on June ~, ia;. S,id lands
Mcrr listed uIs,n the application Of Rols.rt e.
M.hancy, "f Delta, Colorado. who has u prefer
cncr right, subject 10 the prior right Of any
settler who WIS nctuall, and in good faith claim
Ing any ut said lands Tor agricultural purI.,-..-
prior to January !. in6, and has not abandoned
the same. to make homestead entry for the
applicant is qualified To make homestead entry
and the prcfercnce right IL exercised prior to
June ~, lpi, On which day the lands will h,
>uhisct To- -ettcm.nt and entry by any aualih.sl
Ier-un. The lands are ~ follows: SEil Of NEA,
Ss-c. ;, SWA OF NWt,, NJ, Of SW,., Ss.r. v, r. ii
=. X, w W, 9TH p. n. u. 4. IAliinx.r,
Commissioner Of the General Land Onic. Ap-
proved April !, iU'. James Rudolph fairfield
Secretary of the Interior
l't. pub, Ma ;. lat pub. Ma -, tA..
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
BUSINESS LOCALS

Buy wall paper at the Spot Cash.
Japalac haye it-Hunt 4 Co.
o. X. Flour 81 .O5 at the Spot Cash. If.
Cooks Cascara Cold Cure. cures colds.
25c.
The Best Denver Flour Sl.lO at the
Spot Cash. IT,.
For the very hest paint 4 varnish
see Hunt 4 Co.
Genuine Mexican chill at Smiths
Lunch Wagon.
Special Sale on Clothing at the Spot
Cash. If.
Salida white lime for sale by the In.
dependent Lumber Co.
The Spot Cash leads in quality and
low prices.
For SALE-Fresh COW and young
pigs. Colo. phone. black-l95. 9-l6
f. X. SrANDIsH. Garnet mesa.
Be up to date and eat chill at Smith 5
Lunch Wagon.
Delta Best Flour Sl.l5 your money
refunded by the Spot Cash if it is not
satisfactory. IT,.
Plenty Of money to loan, cheap. Alb
stracts will be furnished.
FRED N. DICKERSoN
For SALE-at my ranch on California
mesa, 80 colonies of bees and one driv"
ing horse weighing 1000 pounds. In
quirc ut ranch. LEW SroTrS. 1t
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17
Wanted.

A good farmer to work 50 acres of
ground on shares. Hay and some or
chard on place, ranch located ON Lower
Surface Creek Mesa; plenty of water.
For further particulars. inquire of
TRAVIS & CASTLE, Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1907-05-17

The INDEPENDENT has fine series
of new type for card printing, including
the latest in ladies' calling cards.
This is the time to paint your house.
You can get first class paint 4 oil of
Hunt 4 Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-18

T. 1908, kt6re pomiesci1o W bud
zecie panstwowym powazne sunny
dla wykupu ziemi przez dzierzaw-
COW irlandzkich. Projektowane
prawo, kt6re widzac cofajaca sic
stale liczbe ludnosci W Irlandyi,
posuwa}o sic nawet do wywlaszcze-
MIA ziemi ma korzySc wypedzo-
nych "a nieplacenie nadmiernych
czynsz6w dzierzawc6w, zostalo
znacznie okrojone, tax, ze dzia}al-
nose jego ME przyniesie powaz-
niejszych rezultat6w.
Bill szkocki mia} bye rozcia-
gniety ma GAIA Szkocye, gdy tym-
czasem lordowie zgadzali sic ma
zastosowanie go ma wyzynie szkoc-
kiej, gdzie nieurodzajna gleba da-
je odpowiednie plony tylko samo-
dzielnym rolnikom. Ola r6wniny
szkockiej, gdzie prowadzona jest
gospodarka intensywna, uragneli
lordowie zastosowania prawodaw-
silva angielskiego, obawiajac sic
wzorowanego ma irlandzkim urzedu
rolnego, ustanawiajacego r6wno-
mierna wysokosc op}at dzierzaw-
nych.
Do kompromisu ME dosz}o g16-
wnie dlatego, re rad chciaf wy
zyska6 ten zatarg dla walki pra-
wem veto lord6w, liczac ma popu-
larnos6 praw agrarnych wsr6d lud-
nosci. Pomimo jednak jednoczes-
nych namietnych atak6w ma izbe
lord6w czterech cz1onk6w gabinetu
ma zgromadzeniach publicznych,
oburzenia mas ludowych ME widae
i rychlego zwyciestwa liberal6w
i radyka16w mad izba lord6w spo-
dziewa6 sic ME nalezy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-18
Rome nOtatki teIsgratiCzne,

konsuI japonskl w BerIinle hr.
Inouyl, odjezdza do Japonii; utrzy-
muja, re ma jego miejsce naznaczony
zostanie wicehr. Soki, obecny konsul
japonsh We Washingtonie, Ma kt6rego
miejsce znow ma bye zamianowany
baron Kaneko.
- Kr6l Siamu (Azya) - Indye
zagangesowe, Chulalongkorn, bawi9
cy W Niemczech wydai dniu swych
urodzin obiad dla calego miasta
Nadto ma biednych miasta ofiaroWaf
100000.
w miedzynarodowym wyscisu
balonow, W Brukseli urzadzonym pier
wszan agrode wzial Niemiec, Erps-
lob balonem swym nPommern"
ktory wyladowal W Bajonne, we Fran
cyl, 100 mil cd BruskeI.
= w Boise, Idaho, mat sie die
rozpoczac process G. 8. Pettibone'a o
udziaI W zamordowaniu gubernatora
Steuneuberga; rozpraw jednak ME
podjeto, poniewaz oskarzony ley W
szpitalu sniertelnie chory ma raka
W pecherzu. Lekarze orzekli, ze musi
sic go poddac operacyi, watpia jed
nakze, czy ia paeyent przezyje l ME
wroza mu wyzdrowienia-
- w Galveston, Texas, trivia straIk
robotnikow portowych; wielu robot
nikow innych strajkuje rowniez dla
sympatyi; przyczyna strajku to. IL
kompanie odmowiIy podwyzki wyna-
grodzenia &c ma godzine.
w East St. Louis, ILL.,, napad.
nieto, pobito smiertelnie obrabowa'
no szewca ze st. Louis Jana Cook'a.
Rabusie znalezli przy MIN tylko sOc
/ ze zemsty pobin go W okrutny spo-
sob; Cook zapewne ME wyzyje.
prusI process millonera Thawa
odbedzie sic W grudniu br., oOronca
Thaw'a nowym bedzie slynny adWo
kat MARGIN Ldttletou.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-18
Telegramy krajOWe.

Racine, Wis, 18 wrzeSnia. -
Wadliwe urzadzenie SYN koleJo-
wych spowodowaio kolizye po-
ciqgu towarowego, idacego W
poludniowym kierunku pocia-
giem osobowym, idacym W kie-
runku polnocnym; oba poci9gi ma
lezaly do kompanii Ch. and North
Western, zetknely sic tylko, ra-
czej zawadzily o siebie tylko tyl-
nymi kohcami, mijajac sic, DIG
ki tel okolicznosci tylko osm osob
odnioslo rany powazne, ale ME
smiertelne, zabitym Mkt ME 20
stl. w pociagu osobowym costa
ly zgruchotane diva wagony: re-
stauracyjny jeden pasazerski.
Pittsburg, Pa, II wrzesnia. -
Przed trybunaiem prZysleg4ycn
odbyla sic tn rozprawa ks. Lu-
dwika Szczygla, Polaka, oskarzo-
nego O zamordowanie dwu braci
Starzyhskich, wlascicieli hotelu i
restauracyi W Pittsburgh, KS.
Szczygiel przesfuchiwany przez
tl6macza, zeznal ma swa obrone,
ze przyszedl pijany do restaura-
cyl Starzyhskich i wypii tam
szklanke piwa, a gdy zazadai dru-
giej, odmowiono mu jej, chot
mial przy sobie pieniadze. Wsku-
tez tego miedzy MIN Starzyhski-
mi wywiazala sic sprzeczka i sza-
motanie, w czasie ktorego Szczy-