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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05

before the driver could pull up the horses, the wheels had nearly struck MT. Shaw A couple or men seeing the danger, pulled the pros,rate man from beneath the truck vS>en the heavy
 wheels were only a few inches from his neck Mir Shaw was severely shook up, but considers that he was most fortunate in not being killed. The funeral of Frederick L, Hawkins was largely attended at his late home in Thompson avenue, East Haven, yes- terday afternoon. Rev. D. J. Clark officiating. Members of the New Ha-
 Templars, of which he was member,
 acted as bearers. There were many floral tributes from relatives and friends.
 Thomas Quinn and family have re- moved from Richard street to Sher- land avenue
 Miss Ellvra Beck of Beacon street,
 has gone to New Jersey to attend the commencement exercises of Union col-
 lege.
 Michael Ambrose has bought the
 house and lot at 215 Pine street of
 Michael Ward.
 Mrs. Henry Benson of Blatchley ave- | nue has gone to Broadbrook on visit | to her sister.
 The marriage of Miss Mollie E,, daughter of Col and Mrs. T. r. Cal 1 Iahan of Blatchley avenue, and Ber- nard Y. Kelley took place at St. Fran cis' church Monday. Rev. Father Ken | nedy officiating. The couple left on a bridal tour to include Niagara and on
 their return will reside at 152 1-2 Lom- bard street,
 Another wedding at St. Francis
 church Monday, was that of Miss Eli
 zabeth Blake and William Mulhearn. The report of Borough Treasurer Orton A. Rose, made at the annual
 meeting Monday evening. was as fol- | lows: Balance on hand as per last re-
 port, S3521S; received of L. A. T. Blake,
 collector, $S,4S7.S1; of E, NJ. Alien, $50;
 total receipts, $S,ss9.49.
 Cash paid, Charles N. Mack, l,O0S-
 75; to George A. Cook, $1,00375; Joseph
 Murray. $27675; Stanley Gilbert, $49.5O; L. D. Dudley for use of horse, $l4;
 New Haven Electric company, $2,1S9.- 72; New Haven Gas Light company, S1, ,4S632; Frances M. Wedmore, inter- est. $50; estate Ann Eliza Russell, note and interest $1,075; Edgar NJ. Allen, chief, ST; Julia E. Bassett, lawn now CT, $S.55; W. P. Niles. legal services, $96; W. P. Judson, $1; John R. Rem bert, desk and stationary, s59SS; E. P. Judd, stationary, SS.9O; Ira E. Fonda, printing, s19.75; J. A. Fogarty election SIP; Hemingway & Chamberlain, bond, sl4; Futile, Morehouse & Taylor, print ing, $61.5O; Register Co, $150; Curtis & Brodley, stationary, SIPS; New Ha- ven Water Co.,, $4676O; Collector L. A. T. Blake, commission, $3G530 A. w. sperry, $50; engine house supplies, s4S.- 76; N. E, Bulletin s. grand list and rate book, and making abstract GA. L.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05
MAYOR INVITED
To Participate in BostOn's old Home
 

To Participate in BostOn's old Home Week.
 Mayor Fitzpatrick, of Boston, has sent an invitation to Mayor Studley to participate in the "Old Home Week." which is to be held from July 2S to Au- gust 3. Cities from all over New Eng land will be represented and the mayor will put the invitation up to the alder men to decide as to whether or not this city will officially participate. Wheth- CT 1t does or not, the invitation is open to it's citizens as individuals.
 The plans of Boston for the celebra- tion are on an elaborate scale. During the week college parade, militia and every kind of 8 pageant will be held, with a general jolliication all week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

The Chautauqua circle held it's last meeting of the season but one Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Shaver, Pine street. After the study hour, announcement was made of the standing of the credits for each member for the fourteen meeting. Mrs. D. J. Bristol stood at the head, having a perfect record securing five credits at each meeting. Half of the member ship having the smallest number of credits, were selected to furnish the annual supper and entertainment for the circle, as usual. This gathering will probably be held some time this month although the company keeps all information of the subject a mystery until the last moment. Sometimes these gatherings are held at the shore and at other times at the home of some one of the members.
 The annual donation day at the Home for the Friendless, at the corner of Clinton avenue and Pine streets, takes place to-day and committees will so- licit donations in the Fair Haven wards the same as in the rest of the city A generous response is earnestly asked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05
aNauts.
WANTED.

One c&af a word k0s emck tnsertion. live cents wOEd for s full week, Ssvea
 ttmea.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05
DEATHS.
VACATION COTTAGE.
Of Trinity Parish Opened ut Morrl, 


 Cove Yesterday. A large number of the people of Trinity parish went down to Morris Cove yesterday and inspected the new vacation cottage. Tea was served the guests during the afternoon. The cottage is located just below the Pequot hotel in Townsend avenue, and is on the beach. It is a comfortable house of ten rooms, with good facilities for boating and fishing, and well adapt ed for the use of the parish. The orr ganizations that will have the use of the cottage alternately are the Girls Friendly society, the Mothers club, the Boys club, the Sewing club and the guild,
 The cottage will be in charge of the .deaconesses of Trinity parish.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05
New London shlpning.

New Haven, June 4.--Arrlved: School
 ship St Marys, from New York. Sailed: Schooner Nattie 5hipman,
 Barton (from St George, s I), Salem tugs Wyoming, light --; John c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05
i. MARINE RECORD.
 @ Port of New Haven.
@fS

ARRIVED.
 Sch Nautilus, Reeves, Providence. Sch Yosemite, Charlton, Amboy. Sch Flyfly, Collins, N. Y. Sch George & Albert, Fairchild, Rock
 "'' CLEARED. Sch Onyx tBr.) Mclean, St John, N. B, Sch Josephine, Ennis, N. Y, Sch Resolute, Talmadge, Prov. Sch Pardon G. Thompson, Weeks, St. Isch A. J. Smith, Thomas, Amboy. Sch Eclipse, Williams, Amboy.
 General Shipping News.
 New York, June 4.--Arrived: Steam CTS Lancasterian, Antwerp; Kaiser Will helm IT., Bremen, Southampton and
 Sailed: Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Caronia, Liverpool via Queenstown; Borderert Fremantle, Ade-
 Sable Islands, N. S., June 4.-Steamer SaXonia, Liverpool and Queenstown for Boston, in communication with the Marconi station southeast at l p. m Distance not given.
 Lizard, June 4.-Steamer Pennsylva- mia, New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg, eighty miles west at l:11 p. m. Will probably reach Ply mouth about 10 D. m,
 Antwerp. June 4.--Arrived: Steamer Zeeland, New York for Dover Trieste, May S0.-Arrived: Steamer Guilia New York Libau, May 30.-Arrived: Steamer Smolensls, New York via sydney, c. B., and Rotterdam.
 Marseilles, May 31.-Sailed: Steamer Roma, New York.
 Havre, June 3.-Sailed: Steamer Sar- dinian (from Liverpool) Montreal.
 Gibraltar. June 3.--Sailed: Steamer Koenigin Luise (from Genoa and Ma ples) New York
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05
Donation day to-day for the Home for the Friendless. Every little bit helps.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-05

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His Revenge.


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poor fellow
And then he looked inouiringly at
her and said
Mollle, lets be perfectly candid
with each other What kind Of d
Christmas present do yon want. ~
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that his rich brother would recip.
rocate. .
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Father Certainly. Didn't ! tell
you this morning that ! should set
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was onls joke, like when you told
the grocer you was going 10 settle
with him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-01-03

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morning.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
SOME SUNDAY MORNING GOSSIP
BY WALTER HARPER.

Reader after an acquaintance of two weeks
 There Is so much manifest unhappiness among married people in these latter days that the tendency on both sides the sex line seems to be remain in the state of single certainty" There are but few breakers on this side the great divide and there are so many floating wrecks on the other side that maturer young people are choosing to play In the eddys and along the shore rather than try the un- certain deep.
 The girl or boy who does not marry young and thoughtiessly is apt to con- sder long and soberly before he or she marries and 1t is we'll that they should
 Now I not a pessimist on the sub ject of matrimony. I know that the great est happiness in the world is found in the married state when 1t is contracted with businesslike carefulness and both parties to the contract are wise enough to observe the rules of matrimonial cour- tesy.
 believe there are as many or more happy marriages than unhappy. We see more of the unhappiness because this con- dition is advertised more than the other The really happy married pair live in se- clusion-in the exclusive world of their own joy where prying eyes are forbidden and worldly gossip never comes to mar.
 The highest type of matrimonial felicity Is developed in the simple life-among g people of little pretension, where there is no disgrace in the honest show of affec- tion. True love lives and thrives where the husband and wife find time to re- member the little attentions dear to the womans heart and here lnere is no need for divorce contracts or shadowlng detectives
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
JEALOUS LOVER
 SHOOTS IN BACK
Sam Henry Sees Man Talking to His Girl and Proceeds to Take
 Vengeance.

Without more than a words notice, sam Henry, negro, shot and killed John Dover last night. It was cold-blooded murder as the pistol-toter came on his victim from the rear and shot him in the back.
 Dover was standing on the corner of Ninth avenue and Nineteenth street talk ing to Addie Davis. It seems that Henry was jealous of these attentions. ,and when he found them together decided to have his vengeance.
 Deputies George Courson and Dean were on the scene shortly afterward and made a complete investigation. Henry had made good his escape but the woman was arrested and charged with murder
 There we've also several other negro dlf- faculties oniithe crowded streets yester' day. One fellow with deep gash In his head wandered all over town with the blood dripping on the sidewalk He re- fused assistance, and there Is no telling where he went.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
Mississippi Court Decisions.

Jackson, Miss, June 22.-(Special 1.-The supreme court adjourned sine die today, delivering the following opinons:
 Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad vs. Mary Berry, Yazoo county, reversed and remanded; Aetna Insurance company vs. J. B. Mount. Hinds county, affirmed; Tom Hall vs. Pearl River Liquor com pany Lincoln county, affirmed and re- manded Laurel National bank vs. Elsmore Liquor company, Jones county, reversed and remanded; Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance company vs, J. B. Mount, Hinds county affirmed; Adam Blumer vs. A. c. Ulmer, Jackson county, affirmed; NJ C. Weyman vs. A. L. Watkins, Monroe county, affirmed
 Following motions were disposed of: James Thornton vs. G. P. Frovlne, sus- tained S. J. Steward vs. R. P. Thunda- bark, overruled; St. Louis and San Fran cisco Railroad company vs. A. Wallen, overruled; Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company vs. Yazoo and Mssiss- ippi Valley railroad. motion modifying de- cree overruled; Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company vs. Mobile and Ohio railroad, motion to modify decree over ruled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
The Dyinq chicken.

l It was mid-afternoon and the hottest we have had this summer.
 | neglected chicken lay dying on Nor ris avenue alone and unatteISced. Amid the hoarse shout and ceaseless tread of thousands of people there was lack of human sympathy and human tears. No one cared that an innocent life
 was tearing itself In mortal agony in an effort to free itself from It's earthly home The chicken was of some scrub stock but it was young and innocent and the
 sorrowful agony depicted on it's acauiline face as 1t was turned to mine in the last ptiful struggle won my attention and my sympathy.
 | Seeing that I, in all the vast throng ] of busy masses had stopped to look upon Its misery. the bullet took courage to | speak in its weak voice and said "Kind | friend, will you please stand for mo-
 ment over my miserable coop-prison to l shield me from the stifng rays of the
 sun until am dead? u will only be for | a moment They have forgotten me here
 or perhaps they do not care since I am
 unmarketable and have left me to die in | the burning sun and in this miserable
 filth. Added to the bangs of death am
 afflicted with torture of thirst and hun , ger and some of my bones are broken.
 Thank God, 1t will soon be over with
 me and though there may be no chicken
 heaven I know that my next state must | be better than the first. In the simple, happy home from which I was brought
 by rough and unsympathetic hands. | heard that there was God of man who | watches the fall of the sparrow. Surely | he has something good In store for me. 1 'ENo, the days have not always been | dark for me. was free and happy in the home of my nativity. There were no hot,
 baking streets, miasni laden dust, no glaring brick walls and the people had l sympathy for even the suffering of a | poor chicken like me.
 There were shady hillsides and sunny
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
PLOT TO BLOW UP
 LITTLE ROCK HOME
ASHLEY cocKRILL, FORMER CITY ATTORNEY, FINDS TWO STICKS OF DYNAMITE ON PoRcH-NO CHEW.

Memphis June 22.-A special to the News Scimitar from Little Rock says:
 An effort was made during last night to blow up the residence of Ashley Cock Till, former city attorney and one of the most prominent lawyers of Little Rock by dynamite. The fuse failed to burn, or the entire residence would have been de- stroyed, together with a number of other houses nearby MT. Cockrill last night found two sticks of dynamite known as sixty-pound pressure, eight inches long and one inch in diameter on his porch. Attached to each was a sixty-five pound pressure cap and to these was a length of fuse. the end of which was burned. Cockrill Is unable to throw any light on the matter.
 Chief of Police MeMahon has ordered extra officers to guard the residence and the detective department is exerting every effort to apprehend the guilty parties The explosive was capable of demoshing the greater part of the block. The clti zens are greatly excited over the incl dent, and if the guilty parties are found every effort will be made to give them a speedy trial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
Will Investigate and Report on Natural
 Gas Resources.

Huntsville. June 22.-(Special) )-The Bus mess Mems club held it's monthly meeting Friday night and appointed a commit tee to investigate and report on natural gas resources in this locality. The com mittee will be permanent. with Francis N Lawton as chairman, and will furnish from time to time such information as to the gas and oil resources of this field as may be of interest to the public. State Geologist Eugene A. Smith will be in- vited to come here this summer and work with this committee.
 The business club has taken under ad- visement the matter of boring a well of it's own to make a thorough test as well as to have gas to offer industries that may want to come here.
 The club appointed Mayor w. T. Hutch ems to go to Delaware and meet President DuPont of the Huntsville Railway, Light and Power company in the hope of in duclng him to have his company build a line from the city to the fair grounds.
 On motion of R. D. Pettus, a commit tee was appointed to draft resolutions of respect to the memory of Senator John T. Morgan