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Evening journal., 1907-02-19

Toledo Ohio February 18th. 1917
To tho Stockholders Of the Oleson Manu-
featuring Company.
You are hereby notified that at mce'-
ing Of the board of directors Of Tee % e7ln
Manufacturing Company. held az the cf-
hcn of the company at Toledo, Ohio on
February n, 1907, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved. that she said corporation Tf e
Olcson Manufacturing Company, should
be dissolved. IL being doomed advisable IN
the judgment Of tho SAID hoard of direct
ors and most for the benefit Of said corr
poration. and that "a meeting OF the stock
holders Of the company be called 10 con-
vene at tho office OF the company. l30
Clark street. Toledo, ohio. on the 10th day
OF March, A. d., 1907 at 7.30 o'clock D..
m, TO take action upon this resolution and
the proposed dissolution Of the corpora
ton, and that the secretary cause notice
Of the adoption Of this resolution to be
mailed To- each stockholder residing IN the
United states. and also within ten days
from this date cause a ike notice TO be
inserted once "a week for AT least four
weeks successfully ia "a newspaper pub
llshed IN the city Of Wilmington. county
Of New Castle, State Of Delaware where
In the corporation has its principal Office.
THE OLESON MANUFACTURING Co.
fis-5mi-lt Albert Oleson. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1907,
AZ i o'clock sharp, 30 head OF good sec
ond hand horses that have been used In
the city and viii sell for one-half of their
value All young. serviccable and sound.
Just out Of hard work. This is an oppor-
Wnity TO get a horse that Will improve
with you. Also a few sound horses, these
horses have been selected BY myself and
year old black horses, sound. one mare
with foal I colt. rs months old; ycarlinE
colts, sired by PRINCE Ashton" road
2.20, 1 pair OF mules so head OF dairy COWS,
new manure sprcadcr. ! new 3horse
Buckeye grain drill. 2lhorse cart and har-
ness and many other articles.
Sale rain or shine. Dinner at ~ o'clock.
VIII sell In the dry.A credit Of 90 days viii
be given, interest added
JOHN r. O'NEAL.
SucoeEor 20 ONeal Brothers.
Price pillworth. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. clcrlg fl4-5t
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REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.


FOR SALE House S. w. Cor grd and
Jackson; rooms ana bath. Modern inl-
proyements Terms reasonable. Apply N
premises f6-u
FOR SALE Blacksmith and horseshoe
ing shop. established 50 years. good l0ca-
tion with a profitable business. viii sell
good will. stock and fixtures. G.. w. or
IEA, CAymont, Del flS-3t
FOR SALE-Thc following very dosir-
able property. Store and dwelling ~. W.
Cor Maple and Jackson streets contain
ing seven rooms Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. fli-cod-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP stock ana fixtures
OF grocery storo including horse and
wagon and good viii Of store. For rar-
ticulars apply 20 r. G. bradford, Jr. loii
Market st.. Wilmington, or Emory nlake-
ly. Henry Clay, Del. T-f
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in that part Of town to keep the win
dows Of their homes open. 1t is sick
ening TO pass along the streets. and
many people have been made sick by
the smell. Just why the practice is
continued is not known butsthe Board
of Health VIII probably take some ac-
tion unless the nuisance is abated.
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Leoture on EternaI citv.

In Friends Meeting House at Fourth
and West streets. tomorrow afternoon
at LIS o'clock will be given the fourth
OF the Friends School lectures in the
winter course. Thes peaker win be
Or. Roland Dwight Grant OF New York
Hsi subject will be Rome as Seen by
A Tourist" and will be illustrated.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
serman Against Infant Baptism.

In Bethany Baptist Church on sun
day last a mtsterly sermon on Infant
Baptism was preached by Pastor l..
j. Westfail before large congregation.
The speaker stated that baptism Is a
mark OF confession its administration
was not a necessity until years Of
understanding had been reached
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

payments for benefits during the year hav-
ing been S79ie.il. The year was begun with
a cash balance OF S32Si2s IN the treasury
The financial statements Of the 40 coun-
ellis showed total receipts for the year &c
have been Sii.0035 with disbursements
and present balance totaling the same
amount.
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RIood Poison Ernm snratoh-

As result of a slight scratch to the
back Of her hand, Mrs. Laura NJ. Mar
shall. bookkeeper for a firm at Fourth
and Market streets, has had narrow
escape from losing the member by
blood poisoning, only heroic methods
Of treatment availing to prevent IT,
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UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS

Young couple would like
TO rent three or four unfur-
nished rooms on second floor
with bath. Suitable for light
housekeeping. State what
rent IS wanted. Must be on
West Side. l.. c. A.,
Journal Office.
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prnI1c sALn oN n0Rsns.

WIN be sold az public sale at suhscrlh-
or'F stable Thirteunth and Scott streets
Wilmington, on - 81. .-
sATrRDAY. FEBRUARY q. l'oi,
AL o'clock sharp ~ hcAu 5000 Wvlh
"A number of general purpose horses ana
some good drivers. 2 pair of very me
mated draft HORSES Weighing 1sp pounns
carh. hlatlgafnd roun. These horses hhNe
been solicited by myself with oale anu
must be as represented.
.rermsrc0 days credit with approved
cndorscr L..r.-.,.,.-
~ A"trtnkn Auc. ne-2l-2a
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LOST AND FOUND.

T.OST-Artisans' Savings Bank hook. No.
l5e5l ISABELLA KELLEY. fiG-cod-Iw
LOsT-A diamond breastpin in going
from 1903 Delaware avenue to 1878 West
Thirteenth street last Saturday Reward
II returned TO 1903 Delaware avenue.
f1E-3t
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Chief Justice Prssidssl.

At the monthly meeting Of the Della
ware Historical Society held last night,
Chief Justice Lore presided. The
session was devoted to routine business
only
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NorcEa

NOTICE-Nothe NJ Durnlnr s no
longer in my omploye as hoHckerper
VIII not pay any bills contracted hy hor
fie-3t w. n. SMITH.
+ DO THEY ACnEl w H. JACOB
chiropodist. Corns removed wlihor. pain.
g cents. l0l West Seventh street
j26-u
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JR. MECHANICS
NUMBER 4S57
Annual Reports Submitted at
Delmar To-day Show Flour
iShing Society
FUNERAL BENEFIT FUND

At Delmar to-day Is being held the
annual meeting OF the State Council OF /
Delaware, Junior order United Amer
ican Mechanics. and the little railroad |
town Is filled to overhowing with deli /
egates and officers.
The report Of state Councillor ]. /
Milton LanlS shows that the order is
nourishing and rapidly growing, the I
present membership being 4557 In the 1
State, a gain during the year Of iQ9. |
In concluding his report he says:
~ recommend that the representa-
tives from each subordinate council
remain three to the state Council as
at present, and brethren / would sug-
gest as we have been a successful or
ganizaton in this state that we take
heed that no measure will pass this
State body, unless we know conclus-
lively that it win be for our good. I
am a believer IN modern ideas, and
would not shrink from any change Of
law on that line myself But 1 want
lit understood I want as many brothers
10 come TO this state Council as the
subordinate councils feel within the
law able to send. ] have seen the rule
lenforced allowing all past officers
vote, and they pay their own expense
I'm other orders. / am emphatcally op-
posed to any such measure
/ The following reports were made by
the state Council secretary:
Number Of councils last report....42
Present number or councils .......42
Membership.
Number OF members last report. .444s
Initiated during year ........... 405
Relnstated during the year .... &c
Admitted by card during year.. 26
Total additions ................. fbI
-
Total number ............,....49 1905
From which deduct
suspended during the year ...... $40
Withdrawn by card .............. B.
Died during the year ........... 81
Expelled ........ ................
Total deductions ................. 3fS
Membership. Dec. 81, 1906. 1857
Rank Of Membership.
Past National Councillors ..... .
Past state Councillors ............ 10
Past Councillors .................. 746
Junior Members .................3794
Total o.. ..........,..........i557
Financial Statement Of Councils.
Receipts for year ...........S5 .S53,8l9.90
Paid for sick benefits ...... 12,246.05
Paid for death beneiits...... T5s2.46
Paid for current expenses ... 22446l7
Total ...... .................$42.274 .2746S
Excess Of receipts over ex-
pendimres TO-. .-..t...-4..$ $l5,o45.22
Assets,
Cash on hand December 81.
1906 49,. .si5.19A3i
Invested by Councils ........ 35,7f5.6l
Value OF Council property .. 756o.5l
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up az 4. ROSlN. t22 w. Second street
Work guaranteed.
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WANTED

------ey-s>ee-'~~~~~s>e-
FOR SALE-Iight platform gear de-
livery wagon, was built 10 order VIII sell
cheap. Apply Watson's Riverview Wagon
Works. 30th and Market sts. fl9-5t
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MuRTeAaE BROKERS.


MONEY 10 LOAN on desrable first
mortgages on city properties Ia amounts
TO suit. HAWKINS & CO, 7i2 Market St
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at 5i3 West sixth street on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a.
Ataa. M. household goods such as beds
bedding. tables, chairs rockers, carpc s.
mating. dishes. stoves and many other
articles
fs-st w A. HUKILL. Auc.
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ADS==
WANTS. FOR SALE. FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC
LEGAL NOTICES.
REGISTER'S ORDER
office OF the Register Of Wills.

REGIsTER's ORDER
office OF the Register Of wills.
New Castle Co. Del. January %. 1897
Upon the application of Emory G. Blake
late of Chrlstiana hundred. IN said coun-
~. deceased It is ordered and directed
by the Register Of Wills that the Admin
isfrator aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF Letters Of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased. with tho date Of
granting thereof BY causing advertise
ments 20 be posted within forty days from
the date 90 sufr Letters iu six OF the
most public places o. the county OF New
Castle. requiring all pcr1ons having DO
mands against the ertats to present tho
same, or abide by an act Of assembly Ia
such case made and provided, and also
cause the s1mc 60 be Inserted within The
same period In The Evening Journal
newspaper published ~ Wilmington Dol.
and % be continued therein three weeks
(e.o.dJ
Given under The hand ana seal
of Office OF the Register Of Wills
aforesaid, az Wilmington. In New
(sEAI) Castle county aforesaid. the cay
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register OF Wills.
NOTICE
Notice is hercoy given that Letters 0f
Administration we're IN due form or law
granted unto the undersigned on The
Twenty ninth day OF January A. ID 1877.
and that an persons having claims
against the estate OF the DECEASED must
present the same, daily attcsled. to tho
said AIN illustrator. on or before the
Twenty-nnih day Of January, 1918 or
abide the ACT OF Assembly Ia such caso
made and provided
EMORY G. BLAKEI.Y.
Administrator
Address Emory G.. Blakoiy. Horny clay.
Del fi-9t-eod
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

FOR RENT-Good dairy farm Of o.
acres. good buildings well watered and a
good pike almost al the way TO Whining
ton Apply JOHN +. rwApDELL, 1902
west Fourth street j23-u
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nI-nIIl, HAIE-

Tho auhsorbef about 40 relinQpith fafnl-
INK. will sen nt bis residence on inc WM-
tore f9T1n, .nfar HriHnNlilei NufN' 'iAh'
hundred Deli on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %. lm''
AT O'Clock sharp. head ui horses NO
1 Rock. years old weighs lioo lbs, We'll
broken. single or double. No. p. Lady, nay
mare 10 years old. will do any lhinE any
other horse can do weighs lS@ tbs. no, y,
Bess. brown mare. % years old, we'ghs 1900
lbs s head good cows. some fresh and
others close srrlngcrs. One OF these COWS
As n registered Holstein With bun calf ~
brr SIDE entitled 20 register; heifefs u
Fhoats. 3 brood sows, Will farrow Mdfch
90. 100 chickens and Polrin ducks farm-
ing Implements Of all kindai sets wasc y
harness. carriage harness, collars ana
brides. hay y the ton, corn BY the nushe I,
acres of vhcat ln the Eropndi potatoes
hv the bushel. Household goods. Terms
3 months credit will be- given per cent
on for cash on an credit sums.
n. +. RICHARDS.
stidham and Son. Auct
Ellis l.. Hicks. clerk fla-2l--a--o
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT

WANTED-sma suburban house with
IN easy distance of Wilmington. Must be
reasonable In price and convenient 70
trolley or train. Address Suburbs. Jour
nal Office li-u
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NOTIc.r y -
EoR aALE

FOR SALE Good work horse. Apply
W. F. Robinson. Diamond State Steel co.
south sidc ard street bridge fid-3t
FOR SAfE-lmncrtcd Dragons. Rmt
Crosses mated and working. Prices low.
Address 3, Evening Journal office f1c-st
FOR SALE-Sl50 cash Mahogany up
right piano. Standard make. cost $500 new.
In perfect conditions. Address ]. ~. Jour-
nal Ofncc. flS-ct
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. CONE SEE 1T RUN.
OF write for information.
J. H. LAKE,
Bourse Bldg, Philadelphia Pa.
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FARMS ron SALE.

FOR SALE to close an estate very
valuable farm of 300 acres in Richmond
county. Virginia. VIII be sold at q saerl-
hce Apply WILMINGTON IhlSl t'l.'
ei5 Market ST.
PUY "A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best states Tor profitable iarmins' sou
adaptod 10 great variety OF crops. Near
markets that pay best prices Tor your pro-
duets Farm lands in these States MY
speciality, sold and bought. Write ioi par
ticuiars. RAYMOND O.. FlQCA, nei X. ~.
Trust nd. PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES AND COWS
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
The undersigned viii sell al Public sale,
at his farm az Mt. Cuba. Del, on
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SOME GOOD
News About SILKS


5
Juta asummay Of he Wonder j
those prices tn finest
ago Ine
finest omau he qua 70 ma by a c o your On
in
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CONTRACTORS NND BUILDERS.
CIVIL ENelNEsAs.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. civu engineer ard
surveyor. loo9li Market st.. both phoaeA
opposite Court House s20-eod
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
81 CHECKED sILKs. Bee

75e CHECKED SILKS, sec
variety Of the newest and pret-
test styles in large small and medium
size checks. Worth 76c-tomor- EOc
rows price, per yard. d........... ~
sf.oo PLAIN PoNeEE SILKS, CSC
25 inches wide. An excellent Spring
and Summer fabric, with a firm weave
and a good lustre. All colors and white
and cream. Worth $100-tO- 6Oc
morrow's price. per yard. .....-. W.
s1.oo BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, 7sc
35 inches wide. A rich jet black.
with a bright finish. Suitable for drop
skirts and lining purposes. Worth
$LO0-tomorrow's price, per ZOr
yafc. ...-..... ......-..-.......@
s1.oo BLACK PEAU DE cYoNE, 7oc
q inches wide A favorite silk for
dresses, waists or skirts. A soft rich
weave, with a beautiful lustre. Worth
$100-tomorrow's price, per ZOc
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
SIPS RADlUM SILK, csc
"a inches wide. A soft, clinging silk,
in white, cream and black. Worth
s1.25-tomorrow's price, per O2c
] ydlu' u'...s-. ..ss. s.'.. s.s.s.s..
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
HELP wANTEp-MALn

XVANTED--Two or three good amateurs.
Apply IN writing TO IL. NJ. Starr, care
Grand Opera House. j30-u
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
General Markets.

New York, June 1T. FLOUR-Dull and nominally lower; Min nesotas patents, S.1oa5.e5; winter patents. aS5a5: winter straights. S.s5a4.5o; winter extras. S3aS50.
 RYE FLCUR-Firm: fair to good. s4. .75a B. choice to fancy. &10ab.io.
 wHEAT-Betwcen the fine weather and the bearish government report wheat broke over n cent per bushel this morp- ing and had few supporters. many bulls Topped over to the bear side. and stop loss selling was heavy; July. I.02Aai.0Sis; September Sl.o224aloS9s; December, H.o4h nl.04A.
 BIfTTER-Creamery, extras, per pound. y3i.a24c Mercantile exchange official quo tation. extras. 23c): flrsts 22a23c: sec onds. 20a21c; thirds. lsal9c.; state dairy tubs fancy, l3c. good to prime. 2ia2sc.; common to fair. 1Sa20c,; western imita- ton creamery. frsts. 2ic.; renovated eN- tras, 20a20kc.; flrsts. l9hc.; seconds, iSa lac; thirds. 16si7c.
 CHEESE-New. state. full cream. cole ored and white. small, best. ii%c.; large, l2c.; large and small, fair to sood io'1a liIc; inferior. 7ika9hc.; light skins gc.: half skins. best, 7s4aSc.; part skins. prime 6a6isc.; fair to good, 4ha5ifc.; com mon, Pate: full skins, la2c.
 EGGS-State, Pennsylvania and nearby selected white. fancy, lsc.: choice. i7Isa lSc.; brown and mixed extras l7NalSc.; firsts to extra firsts. i6al7c.
 BEANS-Firm; marrow, F. 25a2 90; medi- um. y.s5; peas. si.eoal.sb; red kidney, t24 a260.
 wOOL-Steady: domestic fleece. S2aSSc. HOPS-Quiet: state, common. to choice. 1906 l4a16c.; 1905. 4lsabc; Pacific coast, 1906 Sailc.: 19o6. 6asc.
 PoTATOES-Firm and in good demand; choice per bushel, soas5c.: fair to good. do, SoaSSc.
 LIVE POULTRY-Quiet. but steady; fowls, 14tsal5c.; old roosters. i0ai0hc.; spring chickens 2aa2qc ducks old, l2c do spring. 14a15c.
 DRESSED POULTRY = Firm and In fair demand; fresh killed fowls. choice, 15Mc.; do., fair to good. 1rkai5c.; old roosters, 11c.; nearby broilers. S5aSsc.: western do.. 24a25c.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
SIX "M|DD|ES" PERISH
Launch With Eleven Men of the
 Minnesota Is Lost.
RETURNING FROM A DANCE.

Young Officers Craft Is Supposed to
 Have Been Run Down by a Steamer
 In Hampton Roads-Caps and Ditty
 Box Found Afloat.
 Norfolk, Va, June 12.-While return ing to their ships from a dance given at the Jamestown exposition in honor of the Annapolis and West Point ca. dets six midshipmen and a crew or five men belonging to steam launch of the battleship Minnesota were mys- teriously lost.
 Although thorough search has been made of the entire harbor and for some distance at sea, the only trace of the missing party was the finding of a cape atioat in Hampton Roads belong ing to Midshipman Walter C. Ulrich and the ditty box of First Class Fire man c. W. Wesphal, attached to the Minnesota and Il member of the launch crew. The following Is a list of the missing men:
 AIidshipmen-philip H. Field, aged twenty-four. of Denver. member sec ond class Annapolis academy, son of W. w. Field. Albemarlc county, Va; Herbert l.. Holden. aged twenty-two, of Portage. Wis. second class Annapo- lis, son of Mrs. Susan A. Holden, Port age; Franklin F. IIolcomh of New Cas- tie. Del. second class Annapolis, son of Thomas Holcomb. clerk in treasury department. Washington; Henry C. Murfin, IT., aged twenty-two. of Jack son. O., second class Annapolis, son of H. c. Murfin. Jackson: William H. Ste venson of Newborn. N. C.. second class Annapolis, son of n. w. Stevenson, Newbcrn; Walter c. Ulrich, aged twen. ty-three, of Milwaukee, second class Annapolis, son Of Carl Ulrich, NIilwau- kee.
 Crew-Jesse Conn of Louisville, Ky, coal passer; k. II. Dodson. seaman, son of Y. F. nodson, 15S West Eighty fourth street. New York; F. k. Plumb CT, ordinary seaman, son of Mrs. Eda Kitchen of Mabton. Wash; H. l.. Van Dorn, ordinary seaman, son of c. l.. Van Dorn of West Cedar Rapids. la; c. w. WeStphal, fireman. first class, son of Mrs. C. R. Harding. Neenah. Wis. .-.
 It was stated authoritatively here that the naval officials have absolute Knowledge of the identity of n steamer which ran down the launch of the Min nesota in Hampton Roads and that the arrest of the crew of the steamer is expected to follow.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
TO SMASH COAL ROADS TRUST
Government Will Begin Suit Against
 Anthracite Monopoly Today.


 Anthracits Monopoly Today.
 Washington, June 12.-The following statement was made public at the de- pertinent of justice:
 "The petition to be filed today by the government in the United States cir cult court at Philadelphia Is aimed at the anthracite coal monopoly. The Reading company, Il holding corpora ton; the Philadelphia and Reading Railway company, the Lehigh Valley Railroad company. the Delaware, Lack awanna and Western Railroad compa- ny, the Central Railroad Of New ter sey. the Erie Railroad company and the New York, Susquehanna and West ern Railroad company, comprising all the roads that tap the anthracite re- gions save the Pennsylvania. the New York. Ontario and Western and the Delaware and Hudson, which Inst does not extend to tidewater, are made de- fendants. together with their subsidiary coal mining companies.
 "The petition then charges that the defendants have conspired to silence competition among themselves in the transportation and sale of coal and to prevent the sale of the independent output in competition with their own, thereby establishing monopoly"
 An injunction will be asked to enioin the roads from carrying out the deal and also a dissolution of the merger.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
VETOES TWO CENT FARE BILL
Governor Hughes Says Measure Was Not Preceded by Proper Inquiry.

Albany, N. T., June Ex-Governor Hughes vetoed the bill of Assembly, man Baldwin of Onondaga, which would have compelled flat passenger rate of 2 cents mile on every rail road system in the state more than 150 miles long.
 In the course of his veto message the governor points out that ''the passage of the bill was not preceded by legis- lative investigation or suitable inquiry under the authority of the state. Nor is the fixing of this rate predicated on reports or statistics officially collatcd which would permit q fair conclusion as to the justice of its operation with reference to the railroads within it's Duryiew"
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
Corev to Join Schwab7

Bethlehem, Pa, June 12.-That VIII liam Ellis Corey, president of the Chit ed States Steel company, is about to become the head of the Bethlehem Steel company and ally himself with Charles NJ. Schwab in the latter's fight against the present trust was declared here, where are the head offices of that company
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
DECLARES WAR ON LIBERALS
Irish Parians entary Party Decides to
 Punish British Government.

London. June 12.-At meeting of the Irish parliamentary party in the house of commons it was decided to fight the government both in the house and in the constituencies in order to punish the Liberals for failing to give Ireland home rule.
 Tn the house of commons the Nation. alists will take their first revenge ny opposing the army bill, the most i'm. portant measure the government now has before the house. and they will also raise the question of the eStah. lishment of an Irish university on the discussion of the appropriation for Queens college, Dublin, in the Irish estimates.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
Painters Fracture Priests Skull.

Waterbury, Conn.,, June 12. - The common reward of the peacemaker was the lot of Father John A. Clark, rector of the Roman Catholic church at Collinsville when he tried to part two men who were fighting. They turned on him with their fists, feet and a blackjack, and as a result he is dying. His skull is fractured.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
Gets s1.ooo For wife,s Affections.

Freehold, N. J., June PA jury be- fore Judge Frank T. Lloyd in the cir cult court here gave a verdict of $1,OO0 damages for Donald A. Manson of Long Branch against William E. Van Dyke of the same place for the aliena- ton of Manson's wife's affections.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-13
Senator Morgan of Alabama Dead.

Washington, June 12.-United States Senator John Tyler Morgan of Ala bama, for thirty years n member of the upper house of congress, chairman of the senate committee on interoceanic canals and prominent as a brigadier general in the Confederate army, died at bis home here.