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 ............l0 l02 Grand ave.
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CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE,

NOTICE,
 Notice Is hereby given of a public hearing by the Bureau of Compensa- ton to be held in Room 10, City Hall June IS, 1908, at o'clock D, m, on the assessment of benefits and damages for the taking of 90 much as may be nec- essary of the land adjacent to Wilmot Brook for the successful prosecution and management of the Almshouse, and for the proper drainage thereof
 BUREAU OF CONFIRMATION.
 B. N. BL.ATCHLEY,
 juli 3t Clerk.
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COTTAGE 10 rent or for sale, located on Governors Island, Stony Creek Harry Leigh, 70i Qulnnipiac avenue,
 ju5 If
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Attest:
 MICHAEL A. MORAN, JR., ju9 St Assistant City Clerk.
TAXPAYERS

TAXPAYERS Are hereby notified that the Board of Assessors of the City of New Haven will be in session at Room No. &, CIty Hall. every week day from June 1, l9Os until July 1, 1908, inclusive, for the pur pose of receiving lists qf ali persons owning property, real and personal subject to taxation in this city. If any resident taxpayer neglocts or refuses to hand in list, made and sworn to as prescribed by law (sickness ar absence from the city being no excusn) the assessors must make out list. anj add thereto ten per centum, as required by law
 Power of attorney cannot be made use of in making oath to list, nor can the husband make oath to list of prot,. erty of the wife in which he has no interest, nor contrariwise, the wife for the husband,
 Each parcel of real estate must be separately described.
 OiHce hours from 9 a. m until 4 n. m, except on Saturdays when the hail will be closed at 1 D. m
 Signed:
 TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN.
 EDWARD F, MERRILL.
 JOHN J. HOGAN.
 FREDERICK L. LEHR. | JOHN l. DOUGHAN,
 m26 lmo Board of Assessors.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

One cent a word for each insertion, or Ave cents 6 word for seven timel
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FOR RENT--94a Norton st, 5 rooms,
 s22 a month. The John T. Sloan Co, s7 orange st. in29 f
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RESIDENCE 5sS Ferry street. at bar
 gain price, on easy terms; fine large house and barn: good deep lot. fruit, etc, within half block Of trolley and school Clarence E. Damn, executor Si Frank- lin street. 1u3 7t
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MOULDINGS.
MOTORS.
oXY-ACELTELENE WELDING.
PAINTING AND EXPERIENCING.

BID furnished on all jobs. Painting,
 papernanglng and Interior Decorat- Ing. Paints, brusnes and wall Taper. s. G. Griilo. o4o Grand aN. Phone IojA-4
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

NJ w. FILLEY--840 Chapel street A
 perfect likeness assured when we do your work. One trial will convince you. Prices reasonable.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

One cent word for each insertion, Or flvo cents . word for seven times
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PRINTERS.

VAN DICK & CO.--96S Grand avenue,
 Commercial Job Printing, Book Bind Ing. etc. If 1t is anything In the print ing line phone or call on us.
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TO nENT--Summcr cottage Pine Or
 chard, Conn, Well furnished, elec- trio lighting, running water, gas for cooking. Suitable for winter as well ns summer occupancy. Address Box lOS6, New Haven, Conn, or phone ll6-S, Branford Conn. Jui 7t
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FOR RENT-Three ooms: gas and
 bath, 30. l6 Jefferson street. Jul 2t
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DRAETING-We want young men to join our class in mechanical drawing; study during spare time; personal in- struction. Students supplied with work 10 help pay for course. For full par- tlculars address k. s. T.. this office.
 mag 2St
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CLASSIFIED ADVERT EASEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

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TIMING AND HEATING.

Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers Furnace, Stove and Range work Roof ing, etc Telephone
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BOATS, LAUNCHES. ETC.
FARMS FOR SALE.

or five cents word for seven times.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
SENSATION IN
BOOTH FAILURE
BOOKS OF BIG CORPORATION
HAVE BEEN JUGGLED FOR
THREE YEARS PAST-TRUE
CONDITION CONCEALED.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-Revelations of
a sensational nature were made pub
lie today in the failure Of A. Booth
&; Co., the 100000 flsn, game
and sea food corporation which went
irto the hands of a receiver Thurs
day. That the books have been Jug
gled for at least three years past is
charged in circular sent out by the
tr terested bankers, who also set
fc rth that $1.2O0,00o has been de-
Quoted from the liabilities and the
books made to balance by similar
juggling Of the asset column.
By reason Of this manipulation It
is alleged the corporation has been
Ell abled to float paper that otherwise
might not have been accepted. So
serious are the various charges that
l. was predicted that the failure will
find an echo in the criminal courts.
Members Of the Booth family, how
ever. are said to be in no way in.
volved in any Of the questionable
transactions. They are said to have
teen the heaviest losers by reason OF
the mismanagement of others in
whom they had imposed confidence.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
PUSHED IN CANADA

Toronto, Ont, Sept. 11.-Begin-
ming next week and extending well
into the winter the extension of the
Layman's Missionary Movement
throughout Canada is to be pushed
forward vigorously by the holding of
a series of institutes in a number Of
cities. The campaign will extend
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
On Sunday next the meetings will
be inaugurated in the Maratime
provinces. The holding of institutes
in Halifax and St. Johns will be fol-
bowbd by similar gatherings in
Hamilton, London. Montreal. Otta-
wa, Winnipeg. Calgary. Vancouver,
Regina, Toronto and Kingston. The
general character of the meetings
will be the same in each city.
They will include a layman's din
ner. series of meetings and con-
ftrences. at which the conditions and
needs Of mission work both at home
and abroad will be fully presented
and discussed. and practical sugges-
tions will be given as to organiza-
ton and methods Of introducing and
spreading the work and inspiration
Of the Layman's Missionary Move
ment throughout the whole country
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Clash : |. OYER o.
Examination


The special attorneys representing
W. P. Reed. A. J. Sloan and Arthur
Rice, complaining witnesses In the
case of the State Of Idaho vs.. A. D.
Carr. charged with murder. clashed
with County Attorney Daniel Need
ham and G. w. Tannahill. attorney
for the defendant, in Justice Of the
Peace Coburns court yesterday aft
ernOon
The controversy was precipitated
ty stipulation filed wherein Coun-
ty Attorney Needham, representing
the state. and Attorney G. w. Tan
nahill, representing the defense,
agreed to preliminary exaxmina-
ton on November "a. This was op-
posed by Attorneys Clay McNamec
and J. l.. Harm, special prosecutors
foi the complaining witnesses. The
preliminary was set by Justice Co.
lurn for September %.
In making the argument as to
rostponing the preliminary until No.
vember "a, County Attorney Daniel
Needham stated grand jury would
be called early in November and the
case against A. d. Carr would be
Investigated at that time.
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PEOPLE knew
THEIR Mind
CONGRESSMAN JONES IS GRAFT.
FED OVER RESULTS AND
THINKS PEOPLE KNEW WHAT
THEY WANTED.

North Yakima, Sept. 11.-Mr.
Senes went to the mountains yester-
uay' S He will probably remain in the
M ",is week. Before he went he
s"ia &c the Chronicle correspondent:
W course, am highly gratified
.he result. am deeply sensible
,a 'ne honor done me by being Sc
N'eu ,e oy the people as their choice
,o. 1 'he highest office in their, gift.
~ mat the verdict is more Of an
,a,,' ,apression Of the people for clean
.oitics and pure methods than a
M 80 -. 10 me. Although there was
lnsp, pohlieal organization. the people
M what they wanted and they
I. advantage OF the primary law
express their wishes"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
OF GOV. fort Of new JERSY
Ugh THE MALvlGLANCE OF INTERNAL MACHINE SENT THRo
PosToFF1CE EMP1oYE PROB ABLY SAVED GOVERNORS LIFE
CRUSADE AGAINST VICE AT ATLANTIC CITY THOUGHT TO
BE REASON FOR ATTACK ON GOVERNORS LIFE

Seagirt, n. j., Sept. 12.-An at
tempt to assassinate Gov. Fort of
New Jersey was thwarted by the Wig
ilance of postoffice employe today,
who discovered a cleverly-arranged
Internal machine in his mai! Had
the governor opened it in the usual
way, there is little doubt it would
have killed him.
The governors mail has been care
fully inspected since his recen. cru
sade against the vi3lators of the law
at Atlantic City. That the would
be assassin had grim sense Of hu-
NOR is evidenced by the following
message written on a bit of paper
to the governor:
please notify us promptly Of any
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Celebrate Old Defenders Dav

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 12.-Today
was observed as legal holiday in
baltimore, with a closing of the
stock exchange, the banks and many
places of business. This is known
as "Old Defenders Day" in this
city and vicinity. 1t is observed in
memory of the successful defense of
the city against British invasion in
1914. 1t was this defense of the
city that inspired Frances Scott
Key to write The Star Spangled
Eanner."
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Seattle, Wash, Sept: 12.-The Pu-
get Sound Navigation company's
steamer Chippewa, en- route for Vic.
tt'ria with passengers, collfded with
the passenger steamer Sentinel, in
bound, this morning at 9 o'clock in
heavy fog.
The Sentinel's bow was partially
stove in. Thirty passengers were re-
roved to the Chippewa and the Sem
t.nel beached. The Chippewa land
ed the Sentinel's passengers and pro-
c. ded on It's way. No one was hurt.
There was great excitement on
both boats, and cool-headed men
CT the Sentinel had to use force to
prevent the women and men from
l+aping overheard.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
Closing DAYS
Maine Campaign
nr,5OCRATS HOPE TO BREAK
INTO OLD-TIME MAJORITIES-
NOMINATED MAN STRONG ON
RURAL VOTE.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE out
come of Mondays election in Maine
is awaited with considerable inter-
i,teres at the headquarters Of the
Eeprblican and Democratic nation
al committees in this city. AS in
the case of Vermont the result of
the September election in Maine in
the presidential year is regarded as
q straw to show which way the
wind is blowing for the big contest
in November, though the experience
o. late years has shown that the in
dication is not always trustworthy
one. 1t is conceded that the Repub-
lcan party will win, but II the plu
rality is reduced it will give great
satisfaction to the Democratic man
ayers. Astute polite 'cians on the
Republican side do not hesitate to
admit among themselves that the
plurality in the Pine Tree state is
very likely to be reduced from the
big figures that have been rolled un
Ia years gone by. II, such is the
case. they exxn1ain. 1t will be due en-
tirely to the fact that the contest
fought out on state issues and with
out regard to the questions that
figure in the national campaign for
the presidency. For this reason,
Vermont Is a much more reliable
barometer by which to forecast the
November results. In Maine there
are several state issues around
which the election revolves, while
In Vermont the local issues at stake
are not nearly so prominent.
For purposes of comparison it T.
interesting to note the record Of the
Maine elections for some years past.
In 1880 the Democratic-G Green back
fusion party carried the state in
September, while the republicans
elected their president in November.
In 1884 the Republicans carried
Maine in September, probably due
to the fact that James G. Blaine
was running for the presidency,
hut in November Cleveland was ell
ected president. '-'-,'' . ~ SF
In 1892 Maine was Republican by
only 1858 in September, seeming
ly foreshadowiifg the election of Mr..
Cleveland to the presidency in No
vember. Since 1892 the Republi-
oan majorities in Maine in Septem-
her have been very large. ranging
from 4S.246 In 1896 and 34,132
In 1900 to 25,S00 in 1904. The
elections since 1888 seem to make
the state fairly barometeric In
character, yet there are so many ex-
ceptions that it's fall elections are
not now watched with as much gen.
eral interest as those Of Vermont.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
GRAND JURY May
Start SOMETHING
II IS SAID THAT MANY MATTERS
WILL BE BROUGHT TO THEIR
INVESTIGATION ABOUT EN-.
FORCEMENT OF LAW.

A grand jury will be called this
fall to investigate certain cases in
Nez Perce county is the statement
made by County Attorney Daniel w.
Needham last night in his argument
before Justice of the Peace Coburn
to have the preliminary examination
OF A. D. Carr set for November "a.
It was stated by County Attorney
Needham that the grand jury would
be asked to investigate all features
OF the Orofino cattle cases and the
assault cases which are an out
growth Of the cattle cases.
It is also understood a number of
other matters will be brought to the
attention Of the grand Jury by the
oficials and private citizens. Charges
have been made that a number OF
the state laws have been openly vio-
lcted and that ohicials have know
ingly winked at the violations, and
= is definitely stated these matters
with evidence. will be placed before
the grand jury. ..,s
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
Factory Gas Exrlosion.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-Four women
and a man, employees Of the Wahl
Adding Machine company. Were
probably fatally injured today by
the explosion of Illuminating gas In
the Wahl Safe plant of the company
at COS Ohio street.
The explosion came when the
vault was opened and the gas light
cd. The third and fourth floors Of
the building were wrecked. A num-
ber of other employees were slightly
hurt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
METROPOLITAN Track Meet.

New York. Sept. 12.-The cream
OF the amateur athletics of New
York are entered in the Metlopoli-
tan A. A. U. track and field cham
pionships, which are to be decided
at Traers Island today. The par
ucipation of several of the Olympic
champions is expected to give added
Orilliance to the meet. The results
are awaited with interest because OF
the bearing they have on the ma.
tonal championships which are
take place one week hence. also at
Travers Island.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
GRAVES MAKES APPEAL
TO BREAK SOLID SOUTH
CANDIDATE OF INDEPENDENCE PARTY SAYS SOUTH HAS FOL-
LOWED DEMOCRACY FA1THF ULLY AND WELL BUT SUGGESTS
THAT HERE IS THE PARTING OF THE WAYS DEMOCRACY
WEIGHED IN BALANCE AND FOUND WANTING

flung to the faithful and interpreting
Of the solid South.
Conditions have changed, eco
ncmic Surroundings have altered,
other sections have followed their
convictions to new political express
sion. but tho patient South has fol-
lowed docile and obedient In the
wake Of leaders who held or sought
the ofiices. and has voted more than
once for "the yellow dog that wore
the party label. "@ The Democracy
has failed. It has failed because It
has been unfaithful. It has failed
because 1t has trimmed and hesitated
and struggled. 1t has gone after the
fullness Of syndicates and the fat Of
corporations. 1t Is party Of pure
-opportunism, tamished for success
and hungry for tn espoils of ONCE
It's motive is Anything to win
1t nominates first conservative.
then a radical, then again radi-
cal, and It can never escape the ig-
nominy Of last election in which It
sacrificed avery principle Of its his
ttrv and shamelesslv nominated p
candidate uDon the INDUSTRIOUS n'ea
that "he was not Objectionable to the
trusts
But the Republican party is the
spawn of federalism born Of an idea
more aristocratic than democratic,
more monarchial than republican. 1t
Is the party of spoils and privileges,
the party Of sectionalism and the pa
rent Of the robber tariff. which is the
mother OF the trusts
1t has held the republic under for
a quarter Of century and with dis
sension in Its vitals IL is ready now
to fall by the pillars of the constitu-
ton which it has stained forever
with its history
The Independence party presents
to the South and to the country a
platform than which nothing sound
CT and more wholesome has ever been
presented to the American people.
1t is the child Of the Declaration
or Independence. 1t carries the
Democracy of Jefferson and the Re-
publicanism of Lincoln. 1t strad-
dies no issue. shirks no responsible
ty and evades no question that con-
Germs the people. 1t is clear as a
bell at midnight to the hosts of la
bor. 1t holds out strong right
hand to the farmer; 1t conserves the
honest interests Of capital. 1t Is
sound in financial policy and touches
nc wildcat theory Of finance.
1t cuts to the core OF civic corrup-
ton in state and nation. 1t en-
thrones the people upon initiative
and referendum, direct primaries
end the right to recall incompetent.
corrupt officials. It reforms the tar
in, by its friends, puts ballot thieves
ard financial criminals behind the
bars, develops all the resources Of
the country and preserves reoce with
ht nor by a navy large enough TO de-
fend both of the republics ocean
shores.
Simply these principles carry to
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12

Atlanta. Ca, Sept. 1.-Two
thousand persons listened to the for
nal notification of John Temple
Graves as nominee Of the Indepen-
cence party for vice president Of the
United States at the Casino theater
last night. Presidential Nominee
Hisgen, w. r. Hearst and q score Of
other prominent men in the party
were on the platform. Mr.. Graves
was given an ovation. Cheer after
cheer and handclapping gave Mr.
Hearst, Mr.. Hisgen and Mr.. Graves a
welcome.
E. E. Clapp opened the meeting.
introducing c. ]. Shearn of New
York. The mention of Hearst and
Hisgen was the signal for great
cheering. the climax coming with
the mention Of Mr.. Graves name.
While the band played Dixie" the
1000 persons in the hall cheered un-
IT, Mr.. Graves stopped them by rails
IL his hand for quiet. Mr.. Graves
said:
Beyond all personal considera-
tions, rejoice in the courage and
catholic patriotism which sends the
Independence party for candidate
tC the Central South. Platitudes
have been sprinkled thick upon the
conventions and protestations of fra
ternity have plastered the perform
ances of the old parties, but the In
dependence party, with the sincerity
which is its record and with the d.
rectness which is its policy, cuts
through the wind Of words and the
mockery of profession, and comes fer
it's second choice candidate straight
the heart and capital of Dixie. Let
me here commend to the people Of
the South that noble gentleman
OF Massachusetts who is the chosen
leader of the Independence party.
High as I hold the civic courage and
character Of my fellow citizens. I am
free to say that we have nothing
drawer VI DcttcI III tuc Git LcAouIp
n! Georgia than this rugged and
dauntless man, who has lived life
of unblemished honor among his own
people. and is hailed everywhere as
the only merchant in America who
has fought to a standstill the Stan
dsrd OIL company. behemoth of mo-
rcno',es. The joining ticket
OF the Tnderendence party placed
upon the soundest and most Ameri-
can platform that half-century has
produced. constitutes an urgent call
10 the Independent thought and ac-
ton OF the sold South.
IT is time for the breaking up of
nreiudice and tradition and for rally
ing around conviction and raalitv.
II the South of reconstruction
owes anv debt to the Democratic
Marty. God knows we have paid II
fully. For 80 years its solid legions
have marched To the nolls bearing
+wo-thirds Of the ballots that have
horne its spoilsmen across the line
tc office. And never vet N p national
campaign has a bone been even
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change in your address," Another
read. You will know me better af-
ter we are acquainted"
Another line, by which 1t is be-
lieved the sender sought to give the
impression that the machine was
sent by foe of constitutional gov
ernment instead OF a personal enc
my of the governor. read:
And gun against this rotten gov
ernment"
Gov. Fort would not discuss the
matter in any way. 1t is learned
today that the officials of tho pot
office at Philadelphia will hereafter
ofiicially scrutinize all packages OF
mail matter reaching the Philade.-
phia Office before posting to the gov
ernor.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12

the gallant South the essence of
that pure Democracy which it has
sought and failed to reach; and
surely when the brave honest voter,
North and South, comes to follow his
convictions to the ballot he will find
IN this frank and explicit platform
the cleverness, the directness and
the comprehensive patriotism which
his country needs.
In grateful appreciation of the
high honor and responsibility which
you offer, shall earnestly and hope
fully appeal our cause to the South
and to the country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
BOOKS FOUND TO BE CORRECT.
Hastings Ap"in Victorious Over His
Prosecutors,

A message received in the city to-
day from Boise states the examina-
tion OF the books OF State Treasurer
c. A. Hastings resulted in finding
every detail absolutely correct. The
examination was ordered early in the
week by Gov. F. r. Gooding. and the
report OF the examiners is In har-
mony with the forecast made by
Treasurer Hastings at the time the
examination was commenced.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
Four Men Under the Wheels.

Cleveland, Sept. 12.-Four men
walking on the Lake Shore road in
this city today were struck by an en-
gine. Two fell under the wheels
and were terribly mangled. dying al
Tost instantly. Another died on his
way to the hospital. The fourth es-'
cs ped injury.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-12
DEATH OF MRS. GOLDSMITH.
Pioneer Woman of Lewiston Country
Mourned bv MANY Friends,

Mrs. NJ. L. Goldsmith died yester-
day afternoon at the family home in
Spalding after an illness lasting
about eight days. The remains were
brought to Lewiston last night and
the funeral will be conducted tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock from the
Nassar undertaking parlors.
Mrs. Goldsmith is survived by a
husband, two daughters, Mrs. Alive
F'akeman Of Morrow and Mrs. Jane
Andrews ~ Shading. and son.
John Goldsmith Of Spalding.