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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28
WINE AND WOMEN HIS RANE
Races and Autos Cause Downfall Of
y. ID. PinkhAm.

TACOMA. Wash. Sept 2s.-Wine.
women and cards. automobiles At IS
an hour and the Seattle races are
given as the cause of the downfall
OF Frank d. Pinkham. for eight
years cashier and one OF the most
trusted employees Of the Tacoma MIL
company. Pinkham has been miss
ing since August %. but IL was not
discovered until four days ago that
a check for $3.50 sent by an east
ern firm to the min company had
been eashed and the proceeds poe
keted b. Pinkham.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28
King Peter TO Go visiting.

BELGRADE. servIs. Sept. IS
The Stampa says that the expressed
desires Of the powers that the Of
ficers who were instrumental In the
death Of King Alexander and Queen
Draga be removed from the active
list win be complied with. after
which King Peter VIII be received
with full honors Al the courts.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28

CHICAGO. Sept. IS Seven men
out Of = party OF eight were drowned
in Calumet river last night when the
pleasure launch Lemon struck one
Of the supports Of a railway bridge
and sanks. The owner OF the
launch succeeded In swimming TO the
shore.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28
wIFEsIAHER TO CONFESS
Thomas Thinks u Over In BeIIing.
ham Jail.

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ham Jail.
BELLINGHAM. Wash. Sept. Is.
- will tell you all about Il tomor,
row This was the statement made
to Chief OF Police Cade of the city
today by J. X. Thomas OF Happy
valley. held In the city JAIN here on
charge OF killing his wife BY shoot.
ing her and then attempting to Gre
mate her body, Thomas vas given
second examination by the police
today, but. as he did yesterday. asked
for time to think things over. Tbs
police have now In their possession
they state. an amount of circum.
stantial evidence which. in their
opinion. minimizes the Importance Of
any statement he may make.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28
DYNAMrTEs A RAwHrDE STORE
Injuries Proprietor and His Wife
LynChIng Threatened.


RAwHIDE. New. Sept 2s.-The
leading merchandise store Of Raw
hide was almost entirely demolished
yesterday by exploding dynamite.
II. L. Gleason. proprietor OF the
store. and his wife we're seriously
injured by the explosion. A. Lee
has been arrested and lodged Ia jail
on the charge of having caused the
explosion.
So strong has been the feeling
against Lee that he vas threatened
with lynehing By the Infatuated citi-
Eens
II Is said that Lee had personal
grievances against the owners Of the
store.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28

lGTON, d. c., Sept. u.s.
M r. Roosevelt Iate last night
to William ]. Bryan's
ch in which he maintained
|rTnlea mocTat!c party and plat
not getting square deal
re- Fe0n npaign. The presidents
IoseioI particularly with Mr.. Bry-
tion that the administra-
| en- aeHe' en- neither sincere nor eff
Alene
1--,- be prosecution of trusts.
|ore ~ evelt combats this charge
Va =. teristic emphasis, and sets
lTIpl tail what has been done
raj . direction toward curbing
b of capital to centralize
oaaA N to destroying competi-
week
m = ROOseVelt's Letter.
PEI va dents letter follows:
|,hs d. Der 27, 19OS.-Dear Sir:
your letter published in
|. i Gan hg's papers. AS to most
o.ae1 say about me personally,
ms ioI egard any answer as nee
hen you say that / am un-
rn,sbsa platform, reiterate GER
y. NJ ms as to which l had
It'll my hearty approval,
Hughes in my first letter,
|fIun therefore it is unnecessary
Il I#lI You have not answered
Atiiu speech, and in my judg-
do well not to make the
" that your platform de-
H. a.. avor of vigorous enforce
short e law against guilty trust
when Ind officials, and that the
lo ~. pproved the policies of this
lion and promised to con-
n, and here, as usual,
ona to compare your words
IDEAS of Mr.. Taft. You
mise in your platform that
to do just what this adj
dis b has actually done and
r. i Steel Company.
anslel be that the steel company,
kpress consent, purchased
e you s. largest rivals and thus
ntrol of over so per cent
A output. This action of
ompany, which increased
hi the total output by only
per cent and in no
dsnc, the standing of the com
the law, may have been
q your plan, the absurdity
IS been exposed by Cover
y. But there was no viola
law. 1t was cognizant of
Transaction. II was not en-
by the steel corporation of
ire, but solely at the urg-
IS of the corporation pur-
of the big banks hold
corporation securities. in
Ind Enable them to prevent a
|Uu Oh would have turned the
- asst fall into most wide
aster. should indeed
derelict in my duty If /
acted and efficiently used
over of the government
build be legally and proper
= as it was in this easel to
be panic was kept within
~ b possible radius and the
nsed as slight as possible.
Case of Hartman.
each man and each cor
with a view solely to
or it is acting rightly on
casion. Let me give you
e: have proceeded
corporations OF which E.
ian Is the head on certain
ere believe they have yio-
law. But when, in con-
It'll the breaking of the
dam one of the Hartman
rs repaired the dam, l.. last
everything to have con-
nburse Mr.. Hartman for
pf the obligation as l felt
me upon the United States.
odd myself unit to be
u because prosecuted Mr.
where / thought he had
law. yet hesitated to do
r where ! thought the facts
= bat justice should be hone
exactly the same way I
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28
Bryan's Rich Supporters.

Zone of your supporters, the New
York World, in February last print
ed a list of contributions to your
campaign fund in 1896, containing
the names of individuals and corpora
lions owning silver mines which
made contributions to the aggregate
amount of $2S8,OOO, one of these
contributions being of $685. 900, and
another of $4,000, etc.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-28

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
WALLlNGFORD NEWS
Fine Minstrel Show at Phelps Gymnasium-1ndepend- ents Win Closing
 Game.
Special Journoi-couricr New. sery,eeo

nNVNN
 Wallingford, April 10,-The minstrel show given this evening at the Phelps gymnasium by the members of the sec nior and junior classes at Phelps school proved one of the most enjoy able entertainments the pupils have as yet produced.
 The parts in the entertainment were all well taken and the performance went off with the dash and vim of a professional show. Jokes of a local nature were plenty and kept the au- dience In good humor throughout the evening. The negro dialects were taken very creditably by the girls. The different songs on the program were all rendered in fine manner and brought forth a great deal of applause. The entire company appeared in black faces. Miss Catherine Foster acted ae interocutor. Other members who tooH part were: Miss Julia Hall, Miss Mar jorie Futile, Miss Marie Jacques, Miss Jessie MeClelland, Miss Katherine Damn and Miss Flora Keith. A regu- lar old-fashioned clog dance was also an attractive feature of the program.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
Mir. Williams Funeral

Stephen T. Williams, senior member of the firm of williams S; Goldenhlum, hack saw manufacturers, who died at his late home, 12S North orchard street late last evenil E will be held from the house Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with interment in the In Memoran' cemetery Mir. Williams died from bronchial ailment. He leaves widow two daughters, Bessie and Lila and five sons, stephen, Ernest, George James and Richard. Deceased was 2 member of the Wallineford Nationa band for number of years and was one of the organizers of the Walling. ford Military band,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
SOUTHINGTON.
Especial Journni-Couricr News Service,

Southlngton, April l0 William Mooney was arrested last night by De- putty Sheriff McCabe Mooney had just left New Haven Jail where he had re- ceived short sentence and returned to Waterbury. The authorities of the city gave him 20 minutes to leave or they would put him under arrest again. He came to SouthinGton and began pan-handlng, The officers were appiis- ed of his presence and his actions and watched him In the evenug he was arrested He has bad reputation and Is . noted thief He has states prison record and Is regarded as q bad man to be at large.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
Prospects Bright for New Postoilicc.

The prospects of the bill being pass ed providing for the erection of q post office building in this place is very bright The bill has already been re- ported favorably by the committee on buildings and grounds and has passed the senate A dispatch from Washing ton to-day says: That Connecticut will be allowed from three to five pub lie buildings in the Omnibus building s bill, which 1t Is planned to report to the house late this month Is the under standing of the members of the Con- nectlcut delegation who have conferred with the New England subcommittee on public buildings The bill for the Wallingford postofIlce was intro- duced in the senate last September by Senator Brandeeee at the instance of Charles c. Phelps of this place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
MILFORD
Special Journnl-courier New, Service. ],

Milford, April 10 There will be the regular services in all of our churches on Sunday, The First tho Plymouth, the First Baptist, and the Methodist churches have preaching at l0.30 a. m. and at 7:3O ?, m. Sunday school at noon. The devotional meeting of the Young People al 6:3O D. m.
 St. Peters church has service at s m. and at 10:SO a. m Sunday school at noon, and yespers at D, m,
 St. Mary's church has holy mass at S.l5 d. m. followed by the Sunday school and holy mass at 1O;3O a. m. fol- lowed by benediotion.
 The Calvary Baptist mission will meet in Mechanics hall, Broad street at D. m.
 The Union chapel at Woodmont has preaching at il a. m. followed by the Sunday school.
 The Union Sunday school at Devon has it's service in the school house at 990 D. m.
 Woodnont chapel is to he enlarged, a room for the use of the choir is tc be added It will be twenty by twelve feet, and it Is expected that 1t will be ready before June l. The society has the money in hand with which to meet the bills for the improvements.
 The game of carpet bowls in Roya' Arcanum hall on Thursday evening was very enjoyable.
 -------------
 F. l., Tapps and his family of Water. bury have arrived for the season al l Laurel Beach.
 The reception of the Tuesday After. noon club held last evening in the par 'lors of the First church was q grea
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

A doctor, very fond of cof fee, found in a few days after returning to the old habit, that his heart action was so disturbed as to make it diff flcult for him to go upstairs.
 A week after leaving off coffee and resuming Postum he had no symptoms of "heart trouble" "
 He proved that coffee does cause functional heart dis turbance, and that There's s @ Reason" for Postum.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

the private citizen Is bound to respect and honor the civil magistrate, 1t Is equally clear. especially In q constitu- tional government like ours that the citizen has an undoubted right to critl- else the official conduct of the public funetonaries X calm, temperate and dispassionate judgment passed upon tho official acts of those in authority serves
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
DERBY.

fspecini Journnl-Couricr News Service,
 The board of aldermen did not hold their regular meeting last evening. Enough of the members were around at s o'clock, but some got go impa- tient waiting for the adjournment of the board of apportlonmcnt that they went home and when Mayor Howe was ready to conduct the meeting on- ly three members could be found around the city building.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

The fifteenth grand concert and ball Of the Walllngford fire department will be held at tho aryory Friday evening" April 24 Prof w. M Casey will prompt and McDonough's orchestra will furnish music for both the concert and the dance programs. The commit tees in charge of the event are as fol- lows: Grand conductor, Chief David McCune; floor director, First Assistant Edward Gardner; aids, James Tierney. George Rundlc Charles Kinney, Ed ward olmstead, Benjamin Finder, Frank Del Rosso. Howard Lane F, Hall and E, ]. Ennerver
 Reception committee Isaac Wheeler, J J Graham, Arthur Clark, c. D, Woolins, J w Whalen, c. II Clayton, T F. DowneN w. J. Hogan, James Leonard.
 Committee on arrangements. Chief David McCune, First Assistant Edward Gardner, Second Assistant David Ross, Antonio Del Rosso, jr,, J. J Luby J, j Griffin, Robert Weary T L. Downey, William Hubhell, ] Smith, J. V, Lee, and Frank Comiskey
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

There was a large attendance at the musical social which was given in the parlors of the First Congregational church last evening The program rem dered was worthy of appreciation and was enjoyed by the large crowd of young people present The musical was held under the auspices of the Chris tian Endeavor society of the church.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

The employees of the Birmingham Iron Foundry have formed baseball team and issue a challenge 10 any team in the associated towns. Tho team would especially like to arrange q game with the team representing B'arrells Foundry of Ansona. All communications should be addressed to Frank Hayes of Elizabeth street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

The postponed meeting of the board of apportionmcnt was held last even in gin the city court room., all mem hers being present Tho meeting was little late in starting and tho business that came mp kept tho members lntll 9 o'clock. The board appropriated SI000 for sewers, this being the main object in holding the meeting ''he work on the sewers in the city will be begun immediately.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

a wise and useful purpose. It admon- ishes the servants of the law of their faults, their shortcomings and delin- quenclcs. and affords to them an oppor- tunty to correct their mistakes. It also reminds them of what a protraeted term of office tempts them to forget that they are the servants and not th3 masters, of their constitutions.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
ANSONIA.
Especial JonrnaI- Courier News scrvicc1

Especial Journnl-tourier News ScrviccD
 About forty members of the Echos Hose company of shelton visited the Eagle Hose company of this city at its quarters on Main street and an even ing of one round of pleasure was pass cd by all present During the first part of tho evening the teams of the co m- panies played q series of games of pool
 cribbage, forty-dye, etc., in which the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
The Rigbt to Critlcisc.
I'M Cnrlllnnl GIhhnna.l

The moral condition of Che State is what we our3clvos make it. It is our own creation, for the state Is comp1s- ed of units of citizens The destiny of the commonwealth under God ls in our own hands. But while 1t Is clear that
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

County Coroner Mix of New Haven filed his findings in the Miller case yes terday and in his report he states that Mrs Elizabeth Miller of this city, who died in Grace hospital on Monday as q result of a bullet wound in her side, was shot by her husband, Charles Mil Ter, The night of tho shooting was March D. Miller is now held in New Haven jail on the coroner's orders. Prosecuting Attorney c. C. Ford of this place has drawn up a warrant charg- ing Miller with murder.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Much interest is being taken in tho caucus by the democrats of the city hall Tuesday evening Of next week. At this caucus six delegates will be chosen to the democratic state convention to Dc held In New Haven, April 2S and go.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
Of Course the Independents.

The Independents won from the r. M. A. C. quintet in tho last game of the season this evening at the T. A. E. hall by score of 32 to s. The crowd was small in comparison with preced- ing games. The score at the end of the first half stood, Independents IA, Y. M A. C., SS. No score was made during the second half on the Y. M A. C. side, Hassett's goal throwing was the feature of the game. The lineup and score.
 Independents. Y, NJ, A, c, Burke .,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,., Taylor
 Right Forward. SulllNan ..s.,,.,,'''''.''''' ''s'''''''' Iall
 Left Forward. O'Connell ...,...,.,,,..,....., Bulls
 Center
 Hassett .....,..,........,..... Cooke
 Right Guard
 QulnllVan ,,.,....,s'..''..s... OlnSlehu
 Left Guard.
 Score, Independents 32, Y. M. IA. C. S: field goals, Hassett L Burke 3, Hall ?, Sullivan 3. O'Connell 2, Quinlivan l, Taylor 1, Cooke 1; fouls on Y. M A. C.. g. on Independents 1. Referee, Wal lace; timer, Bolton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

There is a doubt as regards the Com bounce vaudeville this year In the past the expense of the vaudeville has been shared by the trolley company and Pierce and Norton. It is under stood that the trolley company has de- cined te pay towards the running ex- pensces of the theatcr, Tt Is alleged that the expenses of the theater and the receipts are not at all proportion ate. The resort VIII he dead this year without a vaudeville at the Lake
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

A very interesting service will be held in the Congregational church on Sunday evening. Rev. Faddoul Mog- habghab, of Mt. Lebanon, Syria, will give an Illustrated talk on the twenty third Psalm The speaker Is known all over the world as the original Syr- ian Guest and tho people of Bran ford are granted a rare treat in the op- portunity to hear his most interesting lecture.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
$I.OO Black Tafeta,
 at 60c q ud.

A fine Black Dress Taffeta in a superior quality and fin- ish; the black is a rich jet; 36 inches wide and the grade usually sold for Sl.00 a yard. Saturday, 69c a yd.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Good progress Is being made on the new store which Grocer Charles Rcy- holds, of Branford Center. is having erected at stony Creek Tine building will he ready for occupancy early next month.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Every customer al the Palace of Sweets to-day will be presented q car nation as is annually the custom on opening day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
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success The rooms had been decorate ed in pink and green the decorations being very elaborate and consisting of trees and branches of realistic apple blossoms, and fostoons of pink morn Ing glorles with green vines The ef- feet was excellent and was enhanced by the appearance of the pretty ush- ers, in dainty white gowns with em- pire eashes of green ribbons, and of the little waiter girls" With pink bows and ribbons galore, The com mlttees in charge were Mrs, Charles Root who provided the fine entertain ment; Mrs. c, R, Chase, who att tended to the decorations; Mrs. George Secor, who as reception committee, looked after the guests and Mrs. FL bert N Clarke who attended to the re- treatments, The program was as fol- lows:
 Address of Welcome MT. sumner Selection Criterion quartet.
 Tenor Solo Mr. Shay.
 Reading Miss Edith Turner.
 Selection Harmony quartet.
 Soprano Soo-Mrs. q. B. Clark. Seleeton-IIarmony quartet.
 Wmstling Solo Mir. Hamilton.
 Selection Criterion quartet
 Reading Miss Edith Turner.
 Selection Harmony quartet
 Each selection was encored The par lors were completely filled.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Edward Leonard of Hawthorne ave nuc, has accepted a position as assist ant in the dental office of Dr. Nettle- ton on Main street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

At the meeting of the Young Mems club, held last evening in the parors of the M F. church, complete arrange ments were made for the banquet to be given Immediately after Easter This banquet is looked forward to by the congregation as whole and will no doubt be a big success
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11
4Oc Heatherbloom Tdffetd. I9c ud.

Remnants of the genuine "Hydegrade" Heatherbloom Taffeta, in white, cream and black; 2 to 10 yard Remnants; yd. wide; regular 40c value. At l9c yd.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Rev. and Mrs. Nathan Merwin of Harhor Home, leave Milford to-day for visit at Rainbow, Windsor, Conn. the home of Mir. and Mrs. rredus M Case.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Patrick F. Fox, of Chapel straet, has resigned his position in the Blu menthal Plush Mills of shelton, and has accepted position as travelling agent for the International Corres- pondence school of Scranton, Pa, in the Derby, Stratford, Fair Haven, Shelton and Milford field
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

dies Aid society of the M E, church this afternoon at her home on North Whitlosey avenue,
 The third round in the Wallingford Home club tournament was played in Branford this evening Mrs J II. Mor-, ton entertained the whist teams at dinner and Mrs, c L'eMorton the hll- Hard teams
 Isadore Knopf and Emerson L'Hou- Her arc home from the University of Pennsylvania for the Easter vacation
 Miss Grace Gilbert has for her guest Miss Lena selhy of Ansonia,
 Dr and Mrs c, IL Craig announce the engagement of their sister, Eva May, to John Rowland Gross of New York city
 X meeting of the fire department will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock at tho Wallace Hose house
 The D P, C. baseball team will open It's season with a game with the Shell ! ton high school on the South Colony street grounds a week from tomorrow,
 The last of the series of cake sales will be held at the library tomorrow after noon at o'clock | The last rehearsal for tho sacred cantata, Prom Olivet to Cavalry" to be given Sunday evening at the Con- gregational church. will he held to- morrow evening. The piece has been carefully worked up and an excellent rendition IS assured
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Tho Roy, IT. O. Gilman just appoint ed to the pastorate of the Methodist church in town, will preach here on Sunday morning and evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

local company were victorious as a whole,
 At the conclusion of the game re- treatments were served and 1t was a late hour before the visitors left for tho home thoroughly satisfied with the evenings pleasure
 The funeral of the late John ]. Leahy took place from the Leahy residence on Mil street yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. Services We're hold at the Church of the Assumption at 9;9O o'clock where q high mass of requiem was celebrated hy Rev, John J. Fitz- gerald of Greenwich, an uncle of the deceased assisted by Rev, Fathers quinn and lIennessy curates of the local church. The church was well fll- cd with the many friends and relatives of the popular young man from this and the associated cities Sister Mary Columbiere, of New London, a sister of Mr. Leahy was present accompanied by number of local Sisters of Mercy.
 At the conclusion of the mass Mrs. J, J' hutl''ildlu sdHb lll' loilpNlHR splboi In the Beautiful Land on High, " "some Sweet Day" and Nearer, My God to Thee"
 Interment took place in St, Mary's cemetery, Undertaken J. P, Colwel of Derby, being in charge, The pallbearers were John J, Sheahan, Morris Cotter, of the Y, M T. A, ana B, society and George Cosey John Lyons anu John Ahearn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-11

Doctor J P, Mahoney left yesterday for the south on an extended trip for his health, which has not been the best for some timo past,