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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-26
Las VEeAsi NUEVo MEXICO sAsADo DE DCEMBRE DE eOe

que sc habia arrastrado hacia el lu-
gar donde estaba el bottom de la cam
panilla electrica para pedlr auxilio,
.pero, 81 tal era su intenci6n, Ia muer-
te 10 cogi6 anles de llcgar.
Mr.. Hand esti SECURE que fu6 un
.aecidente y explica que Ia pistola del
dnGdo era de siete tiros, que seis
ihan en- el magazine Y uno en- N ca
non, y que casi cada vez que Nutter
limpiaba Ia pistola sc lie olvidaba sa-
car el ultimo cartucho, 81 cual Sc ha-
bta disparado un gran n0mero de
veces como 10 demuestran los aguje-
ros hechos en el cuarto de Nutter en-
Los Alamos. Dice que 81 lie habia
urgido muchas veces que Sc deshi-
ciera de esa arma peligrosa prone
tiendo eomprarle una segura 81 10 la
eta, pero que por algun motive Nut
ter le tenia aiccto Y nnnca cOnVino
en- deshacerse de ella.
llacfa ya cuatro ai0s que Lee Nut
ter ejercia ell puesto de mayordomo
del rancho de Mr.. Hand, Y era un
hOmbre muy 0til.
El fnado contabq como SO amos de
edad y lie sobrevive su esposa, que
esta actualmente en- Chandler, Okla
homa, a cuyo lugar han sido trasla-
dos los restos para darles sepultura
en- el cementerio privado de Ia fami.
tia
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-26

pediran asumir su administration So
bre un csmino liup'O. De tod0s es-
tos argumentos el que debe haber te.
nid0 mas peso cpn Roosevelt debe
haber sido el dc las coRsideraciones
persOuales haCia Mr.. 1ait, su herede-
70 Y protegido, pues dicen los 0lti-
mos desplchUs que en- toda probabi-
lidad Ia cosa Sc dejara eufriar Y que
retirara Ia bofetsda de una manera
diplomatica, asi muy suavemeute, Y
''sin que 10 sienta la mata.n
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-26
GOMEZ USURPA La PRESIDEN.
ClAA CASTRO.
FL Tic Samuel ReaSume RelaciO-
mes DlpIOmalicaS con
Venezuela.


Fl dicho ccm0n de "el que sale
bailar pierde el lugarn Sc realiz6 du-
raute esta semana en- el gobierno de
Ia repdbica de Venezuela. Mientus
el presidente Castro estaba en- Euro
pa, el vice. e.presidente Gomez Sc decla-
rs como jefe supreme de Ia naci6n de-
poniendo al ausente y nombrando su
propio gabinete.
Los siguientes despachos explican
la situaci6n;
Caracas, Die. ls.-No ha habido
ninguna refetici6n en esta ciudsd de
las demOstraciones contra Castro los
diss l3 Y II de Dieiembre, pero Ia di-
mission formada del gabinete de Cas-
tro, que ocurri0 aver, Sc eonsidera Sc.
llara la suerte del presidente Castro
en- Venezuela. La caida del gabine-
te viene siendo el resultado l6gico de
la circumstance que el presidente in
teriuo Gomez permiti0 las demostR-
clones que Sc hicieron contra Castro
los primeros dias de esta semana.
El cambio del gabiuete solo sc hizo
Y se auunclo despu6s del arribo de
/ 800 soldados de tropa del interior
que son leales partidarios de Gomez,
Sc nota mucha aetividad militar en-
dondequiera y Sc estan enlistando Y
armando tropas por motive de Ia
creencia que los hombres del interior
que son leales q Castro ofreeefan re-
sistencia.
Caracas (Via Wlllemstad) Die, -.
La caida del presidente Castro fat
completada el sahado al haberse frus-
trado un complot desesperado para
asesinar 4 Juan Vicente Gomez, pre-
sidente INFERNO. Telegramas secre
tos Sc han cambiado entire Castro )
sus agentes aQui, y despu6s dc las de
mostraciones de los dfas l3 y II, ur
abogado prominente ha instituilC
acusacione5 en- contra de Castro i'm
putandole de compicidad en- el aten
tado asesinato y pidiendo su deposi
ci6n.
Willemsia1, Die % Willemsia
esia todayla sin communication direc
ia con Caracas, pero Sc rumora gu,
dos delegadOs Neneznlanos han salid'
deaquells eiu lad para esta cor el eh
jeto de abrir negociaciones con el 60
blprno colonial con Ia mira de arre
| gIar has dlhpultades existentes col
, Halanda.
Washington, Die. 23-La reasun
Ci6n de reaciones diplomdticas entr
los Estados Uuilos Y Venezuela est
q la mano, LA sido recibida en- {
: departments de estado una comuni
caci6n Official pr medic del ministr
: Braziliano en- Caracas, expresando I
deseo por parte del vice-president
Gomez de que 81 arreglen sati-fact,
: riamente todas las contiendas iatel
Y nacionales entire los Esiados Undo
I y Nenezuela Y de que un buque d
!. guerra Americana vaya & la Gaira
w. l.. Buchanan ha sido nomhrad
n como comisionado especial para qu
. nos repre,ente en- las negociaciont
!. que puedan tener5e y va estd abord
e del crucero North Carolina de via
para Venezuela.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-26
TembIOT de TERRA en- Montana

Virginia City, Montana, Die. 90
Seis dl,tiut tembl0res de TERRA sen.
tidos aqui durante las dItimas veinti.
cuatro hnras han cJusado un verda-
dcro rdnico en- esta ciudad y los ha'
b.t4ntes estdn aterrorizados. En- al
gunos lugares la terra Sc abri0 en-
hepdduras de tres pulgadas, mien'
tras que el el crater de IA laguna, ST.
ito he un volcan exLinto, la TERRA Sc
abri0 en- hendiduras de un pie y me
dt0
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-26
NUM-. At
Don DlOnlSiO Gonzales.

Nuestro muy estimado amigo Don
Dionisio Gonzab $, que duran,e los
0ltlm0s amos ha es,adO sufriendo de
una enfermeiad psunsa del tst6ml-
60, falleei0 aver las $3.50 a. m a
Ia edad de IS amos, s meses Y II
dias. Sus funerales tendran lugar
hoy las $3.50 en- la Iglesia Parro'
quial y sus restos seran puestos en-
descans0 en- el cementerio Monte
Caivario. Por haber acaecldo tarde
en- la semana el triste evento nos re-
servamos para la semana entrante el
Obituario del fnado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-26

III Foley's Orino Laxative cura la
constipation cr6nica y estimula 81 higa
do. III Odno regula los inteetinos y
molo que tuncionen con naturalidad q
de ese modo uno no tiene que tomar
pufgautes oontipuamer to Boticae, O.
@. Schaefer y la Cruz Roja.
El sdbado de Ia semana plsada d
ESQ de las Y y media del dia Sc de-
clar6 un incendo en- Ia casa de DoIa
Manuelita G. de Jaramilo, sta en- In
calle Montezuma, de esta plaza.
Con Ia exception de una porci0n de
los muebles de casa todo fuG devort :
do por has llamas, III incendio se
origin6 4 causa de una chimeuea de.
fecliya comenzando el fuego entire e.
techo Y el telamanil III notivo pa
ra Ia destruction completa de Ia casa
fu6 que no alcanzaron las tripas de
aqua, estando 10 casa bastante retira
do de las fuentes de aqua que Sc usar
para les incendios. Cuando va nj
habia remedio fueron llevadas tripai
adicionales del departamento dc il
plaza nueva y este solo siryi6 pari
impedir que el fuego SO extendiera
otras casas de Ia vecindad. III con
clio de la plaza ha merecld0 Ia con
denaci6n general &c los habitante
por haber negligible el hacer que S,
pongan fuentes en esa secci6n y etra
de las pIazas que estan q merced d
los incendies. sNaldra Ia pena recor
dar a esos seflores de esta inJusticia
Para Curar un Resfrio en- un dia
T6mense Las Pastillas LAXAN
TIES de BROMO Quiuinc. Los 81
ticariOs os devolverdu el dinero sin'
curau. la frma do i. w
| GROVES va en- cada una celita. 9.
cts. Prcparadas por PARIS ME
DECINE 90. san Luls, Mo,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
DATES ARE FIXED
BY the Democratic State Com
mittee for the Various
Conventions.

The Democratic state committee
met in Parkersburg yesterday after
noon and fixed dates and places fol
the holding Of conventions. The state
nominating convention will be 4,
, Charleston July 90. the state dele.
gate convention at Wheeling May
% and the congressional district del.
.eeate conventions May &c at Fairmonr
Grafton, Hinton, Parkersourg aat
Pofn: Pleasant. Though there wa:
much opposition to Bryan. resolu.
ton endorsing him was orced
through. The committee consists Of
John T. McGraw, chairman. Grafton;
J. Carl Vance, secretary. ciarksburg;
Blaine W. Taylor. Elkins; Col. Ton,
Davis. Keyser; wyndham Stokes
WEIGH; c. L. Walker, Fayetteville;
Col. Robert Carr. Charleston: R. E
Kincheloe. Wheeling: George I. Neal
Huntington; Andrew Price, Marlinton
John j. cornwell. Romney: creed
Collins. Pennsboro: ]. ]. slipper
Moundsyille: William H. sawys-
Hinton.
John ]. cornwell announced tina; he
would not run again for governor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
STATES BIRTHDAY
Is Coming Soon and There=May
be Some Home Coming
Weeks in the State.

West Virginia will be As years old
on June 90. and soon arrangements
for the celebration of the anniversary
will be made by the patriotic
Mountain staters."
Heretofore there has been some at
tention paid to the occasion but as
the schools are closed at that period
there has been no general observance.
This year prominent state officliais
will urge open meetings to be held
throughout the state and the display
Of flags and state banners.
In many other states the celebrs-
ton of their birthday each year are
prominent events. and in some places
they partake of the nature of home
comings."
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
CONFERENCE
At indianapolis to Discuss the
Wage Scales of Central
District Coal Fields.
ny Assoeia.ed prsss.1

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Apr. G.
Coal operators of the central COM
petitiye field gathered here today to
go into conference this afternoon
with representatives of the United
Nine Workers of America to take
initial steps TO revive the interstate
wage agreement by issuing call for
a joint convention to fix wage scale
for four districts on which, the wage
scales in other districts will be bas-
ed. A proposition to resume opera
tons in the mines pending the set
Element of the wage scale will also
be taken up.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
COMMON SENSE

Lsa9 most iptelligeat people 70 use only
rnedstnes Of known composition. There
fore L u thst Dr.. Pierce's medicines, the
makefsSqf which print every Ingredient
entering 6Ao fheIa upon the bottle wrap.
pers and attfst It's correctness unde. oath,
are daily grSSIng In favor. The com.
position Of Dr. Pierce.s medicines Il open
% everybody.vDE. Pierce being desirous
ef having The ssslsh llGht Qi investiea:
Gon turned fully upon his formulR. Being
eonsoent Thai i6eIstteI th1 cCmpoTIton
9-thsse Hsdieines Is sloWn the more
will Their RSsat cIrallve I5rIS Be reco9.
nizsd. Being wholly made q the active
medicinal principles extracted ,from na-
tire forest roots, by exact processes
original with DR.. Pierce, and without tbe
use Of drop Of alcohol, triple-.eaned and
chemically pure gtycarin Inc being used In.
stead In extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed, these medicines ats entirely
tree from the objection OF doing harm
oy creating an appetite for either al
conoilc beverages or habit forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
ootue wrappers-the same as sworn to bv
". Pierce, and you viii find that his
6oiden Medical Discovery the great
blood purifier. stomach tonic and bowel
fegulator-the medicine which, while NOT
recommended to cure consumption In IL
advanced stages mo medicine win do thatS
YET does cure all those catarrhal condt.
tons OF head and throat, weak stomach.
torpid live, and bronchial troubles. weaE
iungs ano hang-on-coughs, which, IL neg
Iscted or badly treated lead up 10 and
dpaiiy terminate In consumption.
Take the sGolden Mclicai Discor.yv
- time and 1t is not likely 10 disannnfp,
yon oniy you give It > thorough and
yaT trial Don't expect miracles. Il
exercise your patience and pcrseyere in IL
use ioT reasonable length Of time 10 get
~ y. tSii benefits. The Ingredients OF which
the unqualified endorsement Of seores az
M =, leaders-better than any amount
81 LAY, or professions testimoniais.
Iney are not given away 70 be experi-
mented With but are sold BY an dealsrs IN
medicines at reasonable prices.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09

When has stood Tie test for period Of than
ana = then more than ever there can be no doubt q III
merit This Of marked
line blood diseases and It's
IA the Of become well known that s today
DE most used blood medicine the Fo
Satatrh Skin Diseases and all Other troubles
due e poisoned condition Of the blood s has equal
Of all unhealthy the disease permanently and restores
robust hsath Where the blood unable to
s.
With heathfu and splenddy in toung and
fnvigoratinK Of all blood
ts reaches tains which the ordinary
effect only s. S. In results
but Il ct the time safe IS made entirely Of
banks OF known healing and curative value does
slightest damage
and be used children with the results
remedy With and that has its worth By its
successful need Of blood pufer for
begin the Of S. and they viii send
medical that required
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
POST N JAI'
FOR FORGERY
Arrested on a Fugitive Warrant
in Texas Officer Goes
After Him.

z. Thad Post is In jail in Corpus
Christi. Tex. and he viii be brought
back to this city to answer the charge
Of forgery preferred against him in
magistrates court.
County officers received message
Thursday afternoon from that place
informing them Of the arrest OF Mr..
Post on fugitive warrant sworn
out by r. T. Elliott. Of Corpus Christi.
former sheriff OF Barbour county, and
stating that he was being held in jail
there. awaiting instructions from this
county. The authorities at Corpus
Christi were Immediately advised TO
hold Post until an ofiicer could arrive
there TO bring him back.
Deputy Sheriff William E. Leonard
left for Corpus Christi Thursday night
to bring Post back to this city to an
swer the charge of forgery. Mr..
Leonard is acting under authority
given him in a warrant sworn ont IN
Justice James n. Dayid's court,
charging him with forging the name
OF John Post to a note for $3.50 in
favor of the Stewart Fruit Company.
osman E. swartz is the complaining
witness. The officer has requisition
papers from Governor Dawson.
Post left here several weeks ago
suddenly and 1t developed a few days
after he went away that he had left
a lot of debts behind. amounting to
several thousand dollars. of which
some are reported to be in notes with
the names of relatives signed there
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
Iay A.roe,atsa pr.sa.1

NEW YORK. April 2.-Berl Vein
stein, wife and young SON, were KILL
ed and fifteen other persons injured.
some seriously. and the lives OF near
ly one hundred persons endangered
by fire In a five story tenement house
at No. a. Hester street early today.
The Weinsteins suffocated in room.
The injured were hurt by jumping
from windows. The building was
damaged to the extend o, $4,000.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
FAKE MATCH
of Wrestling Ends in Gang Of
Sharpers Getting a
Mans Big Roll
ny Associa.sd Pres..l

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April w.
]. Springborn, president OF the public
service board of Cleveland, who came
to South Bend to close a deal for a
game preserve and club house in
Florida was made the victim % a
gang of sharpers and lost ten thous-
and dollars betting on a fake wrest-
ling match here. j. c. Fleming and
]. E. Foster, who are said to be
members of the gang are in jail. The
other members of the party and mon
ey have disappeared.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
SURVEY FOR LINE
TO BRIDGEPORT
Being Made by Engineers for
the Fairmont & Clarks-
burg Traction Co.

Surveys for the extension OF the
Fairmont & c.arksburg Traction
Company trolley system from
Grasselli TO Bridgeport are being
made by a corps of civil engineers
for the traction company. The en-
gineers are expected to reach
Bridgeport Thursday evening or Fri.
day morning on one possible route
and after finishing that another sur.
sey will be made. Definite plans
for the construction of the new line
have not yet been made by the COM
pany but 1t is believed the work will
be started at an early date.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09

lNy1R
Even Were ii True swisher
Says no one Would Be
Able to Draw Him Off
BOSSES CAN NOT DO 1T
Even if They Were to be Bent
on Doing Sole is TO
Stick to Finish

PARKERsBURG, April 2-Hon.
Charles w. Swisher, secretary of
state. and the leading candidate for
the Republican nomination for gov
ernor. was in Parkersburg today en-
route to the interior of the State.
Upon his arrival here Mr.. Swisher
was informed by some of his local
supporters that a rumor had been
circulated in this city to the effect
that an effort was being made in
Washington by some OF the so-called
powers that be" to have him with
draw from the race. On the
strength of this. Mr.. swisher gave
out the following statement:
4 don't know whether there is
any foundation for this rumor or not.
or whether 1t is merely groundless
gossip circulated in the hope of at
fecting my candidacy. Whatever
1t amounts TO. if anything, or who
ever is responsible for it. want to
state emphatically that SO far as
am concerned, 1 am in this contest
to the end. expect to be nominat-
ed and elected.
q did not enter this contest at
the suggestion of any of the so-called
Bosses and If there are any such
trying to interfere with my candi-
dacy, either to help OF hinder It,
they are arrogating to themselves
more authority than they have the
ability to execute.
Furthermore. have no people
managing my campaign. or author
lied to act for me. either in Wash
ington, Charleston or anywhere else.
| have managed my own campaign
from the start and will manage 1t to
the end, and what organization have
aehind my candidacy ! am the author
of and responsible for. And / may
add that l am proud of what that
organization Of good friends has done
for me thus far.
Il have RETAINED in this cam
paign from giving out interviews,
but think this rumor reported here
justifies very direct and emphatic
statement from me so that my friends
throughout the state may know that
/ am in this contest till the finish. No
one can withdraw me or force me to
withdraw. Whatever comes and
whatever happens: whatever rumors
or reports circulated, want my
friends everywhere to know that |
entered this contest of my own
choice and yolition, ! am making my
fight along honorable and legitimate
lines, and am not going to get out
until the convention IN Charleston
July 8 next, decides whether l shall
be the nomine eof somebody else.
1t is a matter for the people to de-
eide, and am leaving 1t to them,
and they will speak by their repre-
sentatives in convention.
I can't begin to make this dec
laration as strong as wish. for I'M
der no circumstances shall cease to
promote my candidacy. and under no
circumstances or conditions that may
arise. win my determination to re-
main in the contest to the end be al
tered. hope, once for all, that this
wiz settle it so far as my position in
the contest is concerned.
Il am satisfied with the situation
as 1t now is. and am absolutely san
Euine OF my nomination next July
and my election next November"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
az Aa.oe,atsa pr.,a.1

ROME. April IA general strike
was proclaimed today as a protest
against fatalities in connection with
disorders on the streets here yester-
day. when troops fired on and killed
three rioters and wounded FIFTEEN 9th
ers. The whole garrison of the city
is kept In readiness to prevent dis
order
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
JURY D1sAGREEs
I1y Assoe,atsa pr..n.1

CLEVELAND. O.. Apri c.-The
Jury in the case OF Charles A. Al
bright. a prominent coal dealer
charged with violating the vanlentine
antitrust law. reported disagree
ment and was discharged. A NUM-
Der Of other Cleveland coal dealers
were indicted with Albright.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
FRENCH MAsoss STRIKE.

PARIS. France, Apr. IA lockout
affecting 10000 masons and brick
layers and allied workmen in the
building trades went into effect to-
day. The troumle is over question
OF working hours.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
NEW PUBLIC PRINTER
by :sEoc,a,sa press.1

WASHINGTON. D. C. April A.
John S. Leech, of Illinois, now public
printer in the Philippines. has been
appointed public printer here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
BRYAN Is AFRAID
OF HIS OWN TONGUE
Iny Assoe.atea Press.1

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April A.
Representative sulzer. of New York;
today received a telegram from Bry-
an, Withdrawing his acceptance of an
invitation to attend the Jefferson Day
dinner in New York. Bryan says the
discussion makes 1t unwise for him
to go.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-04-09
FIRST NOTICE TO cREDIroRs


In the District Court of the United
States. for the Northern District of
West Virginia.
In Re.
Lysander D. Bacon. bankrupt. in
Bankruptcy.
To the reditors of Lysander D. Bacon,
of carksburg, in the County Of
Harrison, and District aforesaid, a
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2sth day of March A. D.. 1908. the
said Lysander D. Bacon was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt; and the first
meeting of the creditors will be held
at the law Office of W. Frank Stout.
clarksbnrg, West Virginia, on the
18th day of April A. D., 1905, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
w. FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated March 81. 1905.
W. H. TAYLOR. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-19

was acting as private citizen and not as police commissioner, it says that such an official cannot divest himself of his official character.
 The claim that Mayor Martin had no right to remove Mir. Sullivan for an alleged criminal offense before he was convicted by properly author ized court, the judge says. Is a little less than ridiculous. By right he should have been removed sooner" the decision adds. The hearing had by the commissioner and everything he was privileged to have were given him fairly, Judge Reed decides, and the question of the mayors acting as pros ecutor and judge is of no consequence. The decision covers every point of the case and in every particular up- holds the mayor.
 The legal principles which govern this case have been determined main ly in Avery vs. Studley, mayor "A Conn, PIP.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-19
RED STAR LINE
Refrigerator
 Sale.

It is essential that the refrig. orator be dry, that food may be preserved in good condition.
 It is necessary that the re. frigerator be cold, that waste may be prevented.
 It is important that the re- frigerator use but little ice, that economy in household expenses may be insured.
 We have sold refrigerators that possess all these desirable qualities for many years, and we are still selling them at prices even less than is charged by many dealers for ordinary boxes.
 Our price range is from $5,50 to $72,00, and we will this week allow a discount of 2Of6 on every hardwood refrig. orator in the store.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-19
PECK FOR THE RACES.
commodious steamer 10 Make Tsua,
 Trip to Galc-Haryard Regatta

lhe splendid steamer Richard Peck VIII make a trip to New London on account of the Yale Harvard boat race on Thursday, June 25. The varsity race is scheduled to be row ed at O;3O D, m. The Peck will leave Belle dock, New Haven at D. m. returning after the race An orches- tra will be on board for the entertain ment of passengers, Fare for the round trip SI50. Children 75 cents. Tickets are now on sale at the office of Bishop & Co., 1855 Orange street. New Haven also at the office of the company on Belle dock
 Sale of tickets will positively be limited and should be purchased in advance In order to avoid possible dis appointment