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HARTFORD |, nRIDcEpoRT Q.
Cold and Threatening Weather Keeps
 Pcople from Game.

Hartford May 7-Only a few hun dred people saw the fine ball game to- day as the weather was cold and threatening. O'Connor pitched finely and Bridgeport could not find him. Fal- Ions single, Nehring's sacrifice and a double by Moves gave Hartford the only run of the game. Score:
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Waterbury.
LVtUIS '' 's's t'-' 'a " -I "Batted for McAleer in eighth.

Waterbury i O1 112 1 or New London 0 0 Q 0 GO
 First base on errors, New London ?, Waterbury 2: left on bases, New Lon- don 4, Waterbury 3; bases on balls, off McAleer 5, off Farley 1; struck out, by McAleer 1, by Farley g; stolen bases, Nichols 1; two base hit, Lachance; sac- riflce hits, Ward, Lachance; double play, Paquet. oRourke and Kennedy. Time, 14O. Umpire, Kennedy
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Other Cannes.

 At Northford, Vt.-Middlebury Col lege 3, Norwich university 0. At New Bedford Cincinnati (Nation aD, g. New Bedford (New England), T
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Springfield.

Two base hits, Gilden, Rising. First base on errors, Norwich ?, Springfield 1. Earned runs, Norwich 3, Springfield !. Base on balls, off Plank, 8; off Hess, 1. Double plays, Keenan to Yale. Stol- en bases, Pastor. Passed ball, Bridges. Sacrifice hits, Pastor, Bridges, Curtiss, O'Connor, Rising, White. Umpire BIigh. Time, 1;S5.
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At Philadelphia Wet grounds.
Eastern League.

e At Montreal 6. Buffalo 4. At Toronto-Toronto 1, Rochester 9.
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Plttsburg-wet grounds.
American League.

Chicago, May 7.-Chicago had no trouble in defeating Cleveland to-day, I9 to 1. Sullivans hitting and a fine catch by Birmingham were the feat ures. The score:
 RH.E. Chicago .......200S "-914 2 Cleveland ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 2 Batteries-White and Sullivan and Hart; Rhoades. Bernhardt and Clark and Wakefield. Time-1SS. Empires I-O'Loughlin and Stafford. St. Louis, May 7.-Detroit won a good game on wet grounds to-day from the St. Louis American league team, 4 to 8. Only one hit was made off Jacobson up to the seventh inning. The score:
 RH.E. Detroit .........O OO00OO31O-4 s 2 St. Louis .......2 0 010O-S g 2 Batteries-siever and Payne; Jacob son and Spencer. Time-1;45. Umpire Sheridan,
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Holyoke.

Home runs-Boucher 2. Two-base hits-Wade, Bunyan, Grubb, Massey, Boucher. Sacrifice hits-Iott 2. Baker. Bases on balls-Off Corcoran 3, off Hodge 5. Struck out-By Corcoran 2, by Hodge 3. Hit by pitched ball-Hoff- man. Time of game-One hour and forty minutes. Umpire-Beecher. Att tendance-400.
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Two base hits, Moves; sacrifice hits Nehring, Phelan; stolen bases, Moves g. bases on balls, off O'Connor 1, off Tracy 8; struck out, by O'Connor 5, by Tracy 8; left on bases, Hartford &, Bridgeport 6; first base on errors, Hart ford 1. Umpire, Kelly. Time, TAT.
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Geneva, N. Y, May 77Hobart de- feated Harvard at lacrosse to-day 10 to 6. Rain fell throughout the game which was long drawn out because of frequent injuries occasioned by rough playing.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ?, Brooklyn 1.

New York, May 7.-The New Yorks defeated the Brooklyns to-day in the final game of the series, a passed ball and a wild pitch being responsible for the victory. The score:
 R.H.E New York ......0 ..0O01O01O* 0 Brooklyn ......0 0 0 % 0 1 0--1 0 Batteries-Ames and Bresnahan; Bell and Butler. Time-1;54. Umpires- Emslie and Klem.
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FRESHMEN WIN EASILY,
Yale 1910 Team Trims Hostrum School
 Nine 10 to 1.

The Yale freshmen baseball team easily defeated the Hostrum school
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Boils and CarbuncIea Cured hy
 "THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEONS" Druggists refund money if DIR. POR'- TIERS ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL fails. 25c.
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Boston, May 7.-Maeee's superb field ing enabled Corridor to hold the local players to single hit to-day, and his three-base hit in the tenth inning brought in two runs, Philadelphia win ming by to 1. Young was hit freely, but was generally effective with men on the bases. The score:
 R.H.E. Philadelphia I OO2-S Il 8 Boston ......,0 O1O0O0O O--1 1 l Batteries-Corridon and Jacklitsch; Young and Brown. Time-1;5S. Um- pire-Rigler.
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Hostrunn

Yale, 1910 ..........16O0O201* *-1O Hostrum ............O 0 % 0 0 O.
 Home runs, Wheaton. Three base hits, Fels, Devine. Double plays, To- gan, Wheaton, Coy. Base on balls, off
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Hartford :. 70 0 0 Q Q VI
 Bridgeport :. 0 0 Q 0 0-o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-27


Delegation beiteft lus cot n('f9!les
bern; ihr Worrba II GER teabers 5ots
fhafter fir 9r5BbftsanHIen, soieph
.. 0boate.
Dapto S. 9il, Der 1850 az platns
ftsIo, %. S. pa5 aiG1t Der Bslt st-
bltdte, s%raonlIte an pst s5udiieAsAnls
nsrftdt uno Der eolsatesaniDsIftat,
va. mar BON 1879 Dig 1888 Nro1Ie
bent Der Budnsasunloerlttdt uap DON
1888 BIZ 1895 YralloeIt Der nn1Dsfs
f'tdt gu Wodsiter, ". y ptn reitgs
ntrts IN Der lssIersn gtsen11dfd UNI
liuotaie an pen unlDerl11alsn an par.s
anO serlln iltsIndiionalss Meg.. gr
POI pom 1898 p's lSoo 9.Iss9IaaIs.
lssrfsdf nH0 purge I'M ses!ssnanI1sA
Jdpse als We1dnD'eI 1nt De Sn,Os'5
fxnann'. psims Steus e looo mil penn
WelanDfluaIasPolien IN Yaa9 DsEs
.aAlq,s; 2tu lpIIql sslauIl9 Dsallp'
0tanspf1g 2 SpaH11g nAD y no'
InsIIn aag pss SalsH'1!Hen lnp Ut.s.
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Hfe fitadtgfbe 0p. 3.

SEQ. 8. Barris. gebnr @roue,
Me., 5dreibt: Wod3oem ih lanae an
Heber unb Niereri selitter uro an
6eilune arueifelte, nabn ih electric
Nittere urio bin jebt elm geiunber
Nnnu. Die erfte SInihe lhoffte
@rleihterunn uno $50. 3 fteute mid
tuieber ber. Breie so Gents. 8u
hnber bel No. DreiB uuo 81. Guhn
& 20.
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Gin etnfadbes MsftteI.

Wenrt es guh an &ppetit n.anaelt.
es an gneraie feblt un0 aIes anoere
nibt in Oronuua 1T, 10 nehmt etmas
Elm uno smnr iufurt. Simmons Sar'
iapariGa lit Der &Dnig Der ionic.
So uerfdnfft guh einert unbesablbas
rem Nppetit. Eerinht es uno Sbr
aeb5rt mieber III ben 2aGenben.
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mp.u IN es n5tta7

Wet, SGmersen, Brnno' uno
Shnittmunoen. Berrentunaen uno
an6ere 6bnlihe Beihmerben weroen
qetu5hnlih augenblidlih gehoben.
iebr hdufig iofort aebeilt ourd cine
einsiae Nnmenoung oe8 unpergleih'
Iihen Wtttels CUNT . 2iabtnina Oil.
Aeioet niht. Shiebtlles niht auf.
Wusu lit es n0tia?,
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Ga TT 10.

Dir uiinihen es 10 einfab uno
bod 10 ftart, mie WDrte es ausaus
orhden perm1aen. gu iagen. >6aB
cunts Cure irgeno eineM iudenoen
Shmer5 Der Saut ihneH, pufitip
uno permanent BELT. Cine S@aG'
tel BELT, bafiir aeben mir @arontie.
Cine NppiitatiDn neribafft 2tnbes
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aammbaltsr bel s~robtdmmissn eabn.u.

Rammbolter BEL grObtdmmlsen 6dbnen-
iDobur4 bic admme oft bauernb tpis>
Der gerabe geridtet iDerben. Gin iols
der Rammbdlter beftebt. pie unfere
s3tidnuns 3eigt, aus einem DRAFT
bueel, 3nifhen bsHen bsiben 9ogsn Der
aamm gelegt pirb. Die betben gos
gen fperben pben, apifden ben &amm@
sade1, nit 9~inbfaben berbunben.
Ob bas Dem CABIN defenders 3uFaet,
erfheint gum minbsItsn 5neifelboft.
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Der lWerfns IN ipertspu.

Simon'8 2eber . &eini1er lit oas
mertpnqfte 0eilmittel, oas i'd aeaesl
Beritupfung uno unreaelmdBi9teit
Der Tunftiuu Der Sober antpanote.
gr nerridtet ieine Grbeit ariinolih,
ubne aber 10 anaugreifen, ME Die
meiiten dbnliden Weoiainen es tur.
SD empieble i'm ,liher init Bereit.
miaiateit, NO INNER fih bic @ele.
oeuheit bietet.
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Dabntnkautmbalter
asts asan etaem SAsnhsttsishIsr BET eabme
fssriettf.

aSts man etasn SAsnhsttsfskIsr BET Aabme
fsyxisttf.
Bel 9iibnerraHen NIT srOben Rdmz
men, befonbers BET Mtnprfa unb Sta
liener. iommt es bdufis Dor, ,baB bic
ftattlinen 3Gmms Der 5dbne, tpelae
aufredt ftehen fDlen, nod elmer Ssite
i~ibtr6dneen, tpoburd folde Tbiert In
ben Aueen bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bann m~inberpertbis finb. of ptrb
bieies burn GiitterunS nit Rei5futter
beftitist. gtn foldes Reiafutter be,
iteht aus 9afer, 9dnffamen, Sonnsn=
bluntnfamen, 8renneHeln II. +. M.
Smmerhin tit trpbbsm BET fol1en
1biertn bod bic Mnlegung DON foses
nanntsn &ammbaltern gu empfsblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-27

Sin ii6eres Mittel fir ueiblide
&ranfbeiten nub bas uti0e, t1erz
bOie, nieOerOriideube Gefibl, bas
bic Sausbaltsz arbeit 5u elmer
nnertrdsliden 8iir6e madt.
Irbeiter1, arbeiten;
Ni@ts ale arbeitea;
GrmiiosnOe 4laderet!
ssriiber har bic 4rbeit elm 8ersniisea,
aber iebt MAIDEN bid einige Minuten &nz
~frensuns miibe, ~entnutbist unO rei3bar, nit
einem @efdble, als ob allies i6ief sinse.
Sic Sober un6 bic Ginsetueibe iinb idrlb
oaran.
Die SDmptOme fin6: 9er5tlopfen, Sbn=
ma6tsanfdlle, unterbriidte, iiberrei6e ODER
unreselmdBige 9eriOben, fdfe6te 9eroauuns,
nieberbriideEoe G9nneraea In bet Settle uno
I'M &iiden, nerbDie S6ipade, i6le6ter appe@
tit unb @eritopfumg.
9ridlD sllb 8itters beriaet olle bieie 2eis
ben mie nit einent 3auberi6lase, benr, es
trifft Die @urael unb ben Sig Der &rantz
belt ben Mtasen, bic 9eber unO bic Ginse7
meibe.
Srauen, tpel9e fiir bic Bel Grauen berrs
f6enDen Rrantbeiten Meoi5tnen nebmer, Die
eieien Organen ni9t gut thun, Deri1penoen
nur @elo nnb tpertbbDlle 3eit. Sie 2eber tit
trantbaft, neil Der Magen ni1t geIunb it
unb beibe terurIaden einen bartleibigen 3uz
itonb. 9isie 8erbinoerang Der betli amer
Sbdtigfeit ber Sober unb bet Gingeipetoe
fiillt bas SDitem NIT llnreinigtetten, SelTe
tuieberum unreselmdBtgfeitert in ben ipets=
li6en Sr9anen berborrufen; Ddrars 1tuB ges
folsert iperoen, bag eine Mebiain, tpel1e bic
Sober Derbeliert, ben Magen ftdrtt 1lrto elrsM
~seIunben Stublgang b%etrirft, audi Dds 9ellz
Htittel fiir raenftrueile G6~pierigfeiten 1T.
9ie arnre, abgemattete, entmutbiste Grau,
tpelde bic 2eiben hires @eible1ts 10 lan8e
unb I6tpeigenb ertragen bot, beripitrt gar
balb ben frGftigenben un0 crbetterttben Gitz
Hub bes 0ridl1 Mib 8ittere. Sc berri1tet
feline Mrbeit b%olltommert, inbemt es nit benz
Ma9en be9innt unb ieinen reintgenben uns
dnregenben GinflnB duf bic Sober nnD PIE
Gingeneioe ausbebnt. Menr Der Moger, bic
Sober unb bic gingetueibe tbdtig itnb 1tns
barmonii6 3uIammsn arbeiten, basin m u +
II aud bic tueibliden Srsare in %seiunbent
unb resuldrem .3uitanbe fem. .Sn Golse bies
fes seIinDeren, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nintrst
bic 8atientin aud erbDbtes Snterefie az
ibren 6aughaltspfli9ten. Irpetit uno Strait
febren auriid, bic Mugen peroen beller, bic
@eii6tsfarbe Hart fi4, unO in tur3er 3sit 1T
Tie in cine frobe, sliidli9e Srau nit rDfissn
@angen UNI beitersnt @enliitb DertpanDelt.
cSn fit tiel burd) unberbduli1teit unb
@ertopfuns. Gtets mar i'd nit nerbDisnt
aopftpeb sspfast unb mar absematIst ans
j6lafrie. Stun begann i'd 4ridlp 4ib Bit
tiers gu gebrau6en unb es bat mir in !pun=
berpoller g8eiie e.bOlfen. Sest babe i'd guten
@ppetit, idlafe gut uno lam mebr @rbett
tbun als je anDor."
6rauM = Mortbcutt,
Nosl, Mercer Gcuntp, Dte.
ssi spotbetern ~bertauft. @reis 81 bic otai3s.
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Der @tfanpte fir Anuano.
@tn asitaiIeS Der antsrifaniS@ea DELEGATION
fi;y ote GrieosssfoHfereua.

fas Die Srieosasfomfersas.
SnfoIge feiner Gpradfenntnthe unb
feiner srinoliden aenntniB Des inter-
nattonalen He9ts biirfte unter ben
Miteliebern Der amerifantf9en Delas
goten fir BITE Jrisbenstpnferen5 I'M
Saas Der berseitise gefonbts fir bie
Ni.berlanbs, Or. Dapib S. 9ia, cine
hsrDOrrasenbe aone fpielen. Die
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8adofen 10 ~pertanfen.

Nibolebp Ofen go. 1, rur elm
Sabr in @ebraub unb in beitem Gu.
ftanoe, lit bi1ia Al sertaufen. 0d'
here austunft erteilt &. Bauer.
Seouin, Tens.
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Gin g paBsnneft purbt m
elmer elsttrii1en Qampe am ufer Der
Sbemf. in 2onbon sntbedt, eth Be-
tDeis. bdb bic 4nfidt. baB @0sel tire
Nefter nur an btritedt gelegsnen
4ldten bauen. folfa 1T.
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-22

Markets the Natural Abode Of strona
Language, Says Writer.

The unpublished phraseology. native
though not peculiar to this quarter ~
London, has given rise TO the proven.
bal use or the name Billingsgate. One
may term this the Esculine Gate az
London" says old Fuller. Here one
may hear linguas jurgatrices." The
seventeenth century references TO tho
rhetoric or obscene language OF the
market are frequent. and hence foul
language itself is called ''billingsgate +"
In Vanity Fair" too, Thackeray tells
MS how Mr.. Osborne cursed Billinp>.
gate with an emphasis worthy OF the
place.
IL is curious how markets are the
natural abode of strong Language
Thus the French equivalent for "You
are no better than Billingsgate fish
flag" is Your compliments are Ike
those OF the Place Maubert," the Place
Maubert being noted for its market.
In the good old days the Billingsgate
porters seem TO have thoroughly en-
joyed themselves. for one Bagford
writing in Ills says. This being to my
mind another ancient custom that
hath been omitted OF late years. II
seems that in former times the porters
that piled at Billingsgate used civilly
to entreat and desire every man that
passed that way TO salute a post that
stood there in vacant place. II he
refused TO do this they forthwith laid
hold OF him and by main force bumped
him against the post. but II he quietly
submitted TO kiss the same, and paid
down sixpence they gave him a name.
and chose some one Of the gang for his
godfather l believe this was done in
memory OF some old image that for
merly stood there. perhaps of Belus.
or Belin'
The original porters Of Billingsgate
belonged TO one of the Oldest labor
guilds in the country the Fellowship
of Porters. and at one time the carry
ing work both at Billingsgate and from
the wharves TO the warehouses OF the
city within a certain radius was entire
ly performed by them.
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She Had 70 Come,

One Of the old governors Of the
Carolinas was a man who had lived
farmers life most OF the time until he
was elected, and his wife, having
never seen a steamboat or a railroad,
and having no wish TO test either one.
refused to accompany her husband 10
the capital When the governor reach
ed lis destination he found that al.
most all the other officials we're ac-
companied by their wives, and he
sent an imperative message TO his
brother TO fetch Melinda alorg" The
brother telegraphed. shes afraid
even to look 1T the engine" The gov
crnor read the message and pondered
over IL for few moments. At the
end of that time he sent of the fol
lowing command: "Bill. you blindfold
Melinda and back her on TO the train.
Exchange.
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Webster Said Nay.

Hon. Warren f. Daniel Of Frank.
lin. y. H. ex-member OF congress from
this district. told the following: He
worked in a paper mill when a boy.
and had to make such long days that
he had no time to go anywhere dur
ing the day.
lie had learned that Mr. Webster
who lived some four miles away. had
imported some fine cattle. and being
very fond of animals. induced his
mother to allow him to 90 TO see
them Sunday after church service.
So he and another boy went down.
Upon arriving at the farm they met
Mr. Webster. who inquired what they
wanted When Mr.. d. explained Mr.
Webster said:
Boys, did you not know this is
the Lords day, and you cannot see
the cattle?"
Mr. D. explained that they had no
other time and had been TO church
twice. and that his mother had given
them permission TO come but Mr.
Webster would not change his original
decision.
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The other college boys were hazing
the new freshman. who was the son
OF a clergyman.
You will be required" they said.
as they Stood him on a table, Ito
preach a sermon"
I'll DO 1t. gentlemen" he answered.
ION condition that you do not inter
rupt me until have finished"
We promise"
VIII you kindly furnish me
text ?"
You will preach a sermon" they
said. after consulting together a mo
ment. ION Cerberus,'
ON Cerberus. gentlemen? Great
Sc"
That's text enough, sir. Go ahead.
You are wasting time"
"All right. Cerberus II is. Ny
hearers. the subject of this discourse
naturally divides itself into three
heads. As you have been kind enough
TO promise not 10 interrupt me ]
shall occupy your attention only half
an hour on each. | remark, firstly"
etc
They stood it patiently for Is min
utes.
Then they sneaked out. one by one,
and the hazing came to an end.
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Cleared OF Murder Charge.

Sandborn.-Lafe kinnaman. who
was charged with the murder
of his young wife last March and
who has been on trial az vinconnos
for the past two weeks. was acquitted.
This was one 81 the most sensational
and hardest fought cases ever tried
before the Knox county courts. This
case has been postponed five different
lines, owing 10 the absence Of sew.
raj important Witnesses. who were
ought later on attachments Of the
yirt.
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LEGALITY OF THE EXISTENCE OF
THE BOARD OF UPERvIsoRs
is DOUBTED.
SAY OFFICIALS GOT $3.50, 1000
Also Charge That s2e. 600 Was Raised
by the Prixe-Fight Promoters
for a Monopoly OF
the Permits.

San Francisco-The action OF the
grand jury in bringing before il the
members OF the board of supervisors
aroused the greatest interest in the
proceedings of that body which has
been forced TO suspend its sessions
on account OF the doubts thrown upon
its legality Of existence by the attor.
neys of Mayor Schmitz and Abraham
Ruef, indicted for alleged extortion.
When it was announced last night that
the grand jury would probably re-
main in session all night. il was con.
coded that extraordinary results might
be looked for. To add TO the public
excitement. the Bulletin last night
published an extra" declaring that
further exposures Of municipal cor
ruption had been made and that many
indictments would soon be made In
certain circles the statements were
given credence because OF the kn0wl
edge that the Bulletin people have
been openly securing evidence to aid
Assistant District Attorney Heney in
his prosecution OF public officials. The
Bulletin says that plot involving the
granting OF valuable street railway
privileges were laid bare Monday.
Grating Is Charged.
Ii is charged that the sum OF $3.50.
900 was paid to high officials to per-
nit OF the convers sion OF street railway
systems into electric lines, and that
the bulk of this money was retained
by "a mysterious man, and that small
sums OF money were parceled out To
minor city officials to secure enough
votes 10 permit of the granting OF the
required franchises. Another story i.
that rival telephone companies each
paid large sums OF money. one to shut
of competition and the other to secure
the right OF competition for public
patronage. Another charge is that
corporation fund OF s26. 900 was raise!
by prize-tight promoters to secure
monopoly Of fight permits The rail
way franchises and the telephone fran.
chise were passed by the supervisors
in the day Of confusion Immediately
following the earthquake in April. The
up > NNAG C&All
with all of these legislative acts
Believe Someone Confessed.
1t has been believed by persons close
ly associated with the district attor-
ney's office that some confessions
have been obtained which have direct
bearing on charges privately and pub
licly made. Assistant District Attor.
ney Heney. a few days ago. when
asked for a candid personal opinion OF
ais evidence against officials indicte1
and about to be indicted, said:
Il have stronger evidence against
these people than had in the land
fraud cases in Oregon, and where the
juries convicted"
Commissioner Wilson. an ex.super-
visor; II. VI. Owens, an attorney: Ru-
dolph Speckels and a mysterious young
woman, whose name is given by Burns
as Miss Smith. and who is said TO
have been employed by the board Of
supervisors as stenographer. were also
before the grand jury during the day.
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Carnegie TO Aid MontpeIier.

Hartford City.-Andrew CARNEGIE
has consented 10 give S1csOG
70 the city OF Montpelier FOR a
public library providing the taxnay
ers agree TO raise $1,000 annually for
IT'S maintenance. The financial con
dtion Of the city will not warrant
taxation TO meet the requirements
and the school board has agreed Il
pay the expense n operating II the u
hrary be erected within 200 feet q
the school building with the rrlvl. Ky
~ using il for nigh school rofc-aate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-22
SINCLAIR FOUND DYNAMITE.
Quantity of Explosive in Cellar Three
Weeks Ago.

New York-Upton Sinclair, whose
cooperative colony house. Helicon
Hail. near Englewood. ~ j.. was de
stroyed by fire early Saturday morn.
ing. has admitted that three weeks
ago enough dynamite was found in the
cellar to have blown the structure to
fragments This statement has spurred
the authorities 10 more vigorous ef.
forts on the theory Of incendiarism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-22
JEWS ADOPT SEVERE MEASURES.
Want to Prevent Repetition Of Recent
Anti-Jewish Disturbances.

Yelisavetgrad, Observation-Disclosures OF
especial severity have been adopted
here to prevent a repetition OF the re-
cent anti-Jewish disorders Gov Ma
laen has been ordered 10 investigate
the recent disturbances personally and
then to report in person to Premier
Stolypin.
The Jews here have received a re-
assuring telegram from NJ Perga-
ment, member of the lower house OF
parliament from Odessa. in which
praise is accorded the premier for the
promptitude with which he acted in
the local disorders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-22
Macon tMo.l penot Rohhed.

Macon, Mo.-Three masked men en-.
tered the Wabash passenger station
here and while one held up two coal
miners who were in the waiting room.
the Others dynamited the safe. taking
about $500 In cash and draft. They
escaped
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-22
EmbezzIement Is charned.

Logansport-Forty affidayits have
been filed charging s Smith
with embezzlement of funds be-
longing 70 Tirzah court. Tribe Of Ben
Hur, Of which he was secretary smith
has sued three lodge members for ma
licious prosecution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-22
Civlnu Sonny a pithv Hint.

NOW that you are married. my son
listen TO me-
What is IL, dad?''
TRY to be a husband. not an ex-
bachelor"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-22

Nashington-The chief Justice has
lnIounced that the supreme court of
he Ghited States will take two
'eeks' recess from Monday until
.pril