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COMMITTEE ON STREETS,

The Committee on Streets of the Board of Aldermen vii hold a public hearing In Room 10-ll, City Hall, Thursday November 12 1908 at 8 o'clock p, m, for the consideration of the following petitions:
 Petition of Henry A. Warner for crosswalk on Whitney avenue, be- tween Highland street and Cold Spring street; petition of Jason P Thomson for grading and curbing Boulevard, between Chapel and Irving street. pe- tition of A. w. Penney ct als for per- mission to open street between Whal- ley avenue and Blake street, and pe- tition of A. W. Penney, ct als,, for per mission to open street between Whit tlesey avenue and osborn avenue All persons interested in the forego- Ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order
 CHARLES H, STANTON,
 Chirman. Attest:
 MICHAEL A, MORAN, JR., nil St Assistant City Clerk.
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once at a luncheon given by tho lord mayor of Manchester, the doan pf Manchester sat next to Beerhohm Tree. "Wel Mr Tree, what have you been doing today" he asked. "t went for long motor ride this morning and lost a bet replied the famous actor "Iudeed" said the dean. and may I ask what the bet Was2' I made n bet that we would pass through 400 different odors and we only encounter cd &a9." "Ah" replied Dr. Weldon promptly. 'you missed the odor of sane tity"-M. A. r.
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BALLOON RACE.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov 12.---A great balloon race will be started from Los Angeles next Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock, when the two monsters, American" and United States will be started across the continent in q race that may result In breaking all records for long distance flights.
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Algonaulns and Trimmors tonight at the club alleys
 George Robert Kelsey rolled his head off last night getting in shape for to- nights game Kelsey generally is Trimmer
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A special meeting of tho First Bccle- sIastical society in New Haven will be held at its Chapel Tuesday evening November r, 1908, at half-past seven o'clock for tho purpose of taking ac- ton in the matter of calling and set ting a pastor, and of transacting any other business proper to be acted on at such meeting
 ELI WHITNEY.
 HENRY L. HOTCHKISs,
 T. H. SH ifLDON,
 THOMAS HOOKER,
 CHARLES w. WIIITTLESEY,
 l.. IL ENGLISH,
 SAMUEL HEMINGWAY,
 JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE,
 HENRY s. TOWNSHEND,
 OLIVER $, WHITE, nil St Socety's Committee.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given of public hearing by the Bureau of Compensation to be held in Room 10, City Hall, Mo- ycmber 1T, 1908, at eight (S) o'clock D. m.
 At that time and place opportunity will be given to all who desire to be heard in relation to the assessment of benefits and damages for the taking of certain land adjacent to WIlmot Brook, for the successful prosecution and management of the Almshouse and the property connected herewith, and the proper drainage thereof.
 BUREAU OF COMPENSATION.
 nil B. N. BLATCIILEY, Clerk,
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AUTOMOBILES REPAIRING.

1AE JUNCTION GARAGE -- Dixwell
 and Shelton ayes. General JoDbing Hd Repairin gof Autos and Bicycles,
 Iachine Work and Light Manufactur' 1g. Telephone S362-l2.
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LAW REGARDING
 FOUND ARTICLES
SECTION 4690 OF THE GEN ERAL STATUTES OF CON . NEcTICUT, REVISION OF 1902.

When any person shall find any * * * * lost goods * * * * and if their value is greater than five dollars * * * * he shall cause said description * x * * to be advertised in a newspaper published in the town in or nearest to the place where they were found.
 If any person who shall find or take into his possession such * * * goods, shall not inform the owner thereof, or cause such x * * advertisement to be made as aforesaid, he shall for felt the value of such * * x goods, half to him who shall sue therefor and half to said town.
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NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London, Nov, l2.-Arriyed. Sch. William r. Hood Newport News for Aliens Point; Hattie D. King, tugs Sarah F. AIcWiliams with one barge from west Lackawanna with four bargeg from east.
 sailed: Sen Oliver Ames. from Wickiurd for Philadelphia; steam lighter Clifford with one barge bound west, tug Elmer A. Keelcr. with four harges bound east
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B. F. NNoN--i5z-lg4 George st., Blue
 Front Auction Sale and Commission Stables. Auction every Friday Ut l:Sg p. Tn. Phone 3Of52. -
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xH!tsN Marine Record. G6&1
pORT OIN NMM HAVEN.

Arrived, Sch David Beard from Sa- vannaIl. tta,j and tugs Hodendauqua with five borges from New York; ami Sarah E. McWilliams, with four bargc# from New York,
 Sailed; Schooners John DuVlgnoo for Newport News; and Flora Coudon for New York barges Stonington for Philadelphia and Bombay for Newport News, and tugs Sarah E. McWtlHams with one barge for New London EIo- keudauQua, with four barges for Provl- dence; Bully, with five barges for New
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JEWEilRY.

METROPOLIS JEWELRY CO.--pol
 building sells reliable jewelry ol weekly payments; cheap. Call or wrlte open Saturday evenings.
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HORSES.

CARLOAD of horses will arrive to'm0t-
 row morning. Horses of ali Weignt. Every kind oI horse yOu want you can ind at 1S5 Commerce street Geo. r. Cripps.
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CORSIErS.
CONCRETE WALKS.

CONNECTICUT CONCRETE Co.,
 Walks, Dryeways and Floors in Con- crete Artificial Sione and Mastic AS- phalt Office; Room zlG 39 Churca st,
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JOHN F. THOMPSON--204 Goifile at,
 (Robnson) Carbonzed stone Tor Drlveways and Cellars, Exeavattng md Grading Telephone.
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WITH THE BOWLERS

The Eastern league team has a hard nut to crack in the New York aegrc- gaHon this afternoon and evening at the Tuxedo alleys Charlie Johnson will probably represent Inc locals in the individual match while he and Hartley will roll tho two man event.
 Otto Huber, Butch" Weber and Herb French in the three-man event arc they with Johnson and smith win probably compose the five-man team.
 The individual event starts at 2 o'clock. the two-taan at and the three-mar at i. The 0ve-mon event will hc rolled in the evening starting at s o'clock and the alleys will undoubt- edly be crowded to the limit Weber hung up an average Of 22G in seven straight games on the Tuxedo al- lers last night. His scores follow: 2g5. 224, 2ll, 247, 225, 2lt and 201. Total, l. 5St; average 29G.
 Lowonstein Of the Bullheads is play ing himself out of the Fish league Some Of tbe "maior" league teams ought to draft hlm
 Douglass of the Pickwicks sprung a surprise on the Y. M R. c. alleys last night when he secured a high single ot 227 That's way above his average.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N~~0sN<N<N~~~y@SN~~NT~N. District of New Haven, sa. Probate
 Court, November II, 1908. ESTATE OF IDA NJ. WEIGH. late of New Haven in said District, de- ceased.
 The Trustee having exhibited his ac- count with said estate Co this Court for allowance, it Is
 ORDERED, Tint the 18th day of No vemhcr, 1908, at ten o'clock In the fore noon. at a Court If Probate Co be held at New Haven, iu said District, be ap. pointed for hearing on the allowance of said account, and that notice of the time and place of said hearing De given by publishing this order three times ih some new spaper having a circulation In said District, By the Court
 JOHN L. GIBSON.
 Clerk Clark. Hall X Peck, 152 orange street, Attorneys for the Trustee nl2St District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, Nov. Q, 1908. ESTATE OF FRANK E. LEWIS. late of The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- | pointed six months from the dato here ! uf for the creditors of said deceased 70 bring in their claims against said estate Those who neglect 10 exhibit their claims within said time will De ! dcharrcd.
 All persons indebted to said estate arc requested to mako immediate pay mcnr to
 IDA l. LEWIS. By Burton Mansfield Her Attorney nl3 3t
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FOR RENT,

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wNINu MARKERS, DECORATORS.

street. We make Canoples for Wed |ngs and Decorations for Receptions. |oW Is the time to have those awnings Epaired for your windows and porch"a br next year use, Estimate furnished, Iont forget that we are the people pat do the work Telephone 1607-3,
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REM ARK ABLE thing to sec the dem-
 onStration of the Arnold Vibrator. A fifteen minute treatment relieves rheu- matigm lumbago, gout, neuralgia, pain from any cause Pierce Supply Co, 100 Church street. Phone 4410. o16 23t
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

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NOT ICES.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
 The time for receiving bids for the construction of the new Public Library has been extended until Monday. No- vcmHer 23, 1908, at D. m, Any parties desiring to bid upon any of the con- tracts. Into which the work has been divided by the architect nay make ap- pllcaton to the Chairman of the Ives Library Committee, at Room BIS. Ex- change building, who will. so far as possible, place at their disposal the plans and specifications necessary for making their bids.
 GEORGE D. WATROUS,
 nl33t Chairman.
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District Of New Haven, ss Probate Court November II, 1908. ESTATE OF MARTIA A, JUDD, late of New Haven in said District de ceased.
 Tine Fsccutrieee having exhibited their administration account with said estate to thls Ceurt foi allowance, it is ORDERED, That the 18th day of No rombcr 1908. at ten o'clock in the fore noon, at Court of Probate to be held pointed for hearing on tho allowance of sad account, and that notice of the time and place Of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times in a newspaper having circu- lation in said District.
 By the Court
 JOHN l.. GIBSON.
 n12 3t Clerk
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CARRIAGE REPAIRS.

1T. BREEN --S7 Greene st.. Carriare Ind Automobile Painting and Repaips 7 Carriage work 9 speciality. AT Fk guaranteed. Telephone 1S64-2.
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CUNNINGHAM { soN--s74 Chapel St. Awnings, Tents, Flags, Truck Gov
 IS. Horse Covers. Tents and Canople5 rent Decorations for Halls. etc.
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ARCHITECTS.
AUTO TIRE REPAIR WORKS.
uNDLE WOOD, CHARCOAL, COKE

ooD for Fireplace, Kindling and
 Fuel Purposes. Best Seasoned Wood . .Il us for prices, Phone l454. New
 aven Wood Go.
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BlNEr WORK, WOOD CARVING
CONTRA CITING MAsoNs.

N. LEONARD .S CO-.-Contractors and Mason BuiiIders Prompt attention '9ll To repair work. S05 Malley build.
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GENERAL massage, hand or mechau-
 iCal vibration. Miss Cummings, 100 Church street. Phone 4410, o23 30t
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MASSAGE,

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sUPERFLUOUs HAIR can be Removed on Treatment and the Roots of tho Halr Destroyed Gradually Mrs. H 10. Chamberlain 93S Chapel street, oppo- site Trinity church. Telephone 1757
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MEDICAL

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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

hEN NERAL SHiPftAG NEWS
 Boulogne Nov. 12,--Arrlved: Steam CT Ryndam, New York for Rotterdam (and procecded).
 New York, Nov i2.--Arriyed Steam CTS Barbarossa Bremen; Korea, Libau
 Sailed: Steamers Kalserin Auguste Victoria, Hamburg, Pru2 Friedrich Wilhelm, Bremen; Slayouia, Trieste; United States, Copenhagen.
 Havre, Nov. 12,-Arrved. Steamer La Lorraine, New York,
 Leghorn, Nov ll,-Arived, Steamer Perugia, New York via Marscilles,
 Liverpool, Nov, lg.-Arryed! Steam er Iyornta Boston via Queenstown.
 London, Now l2, Arrived, Steamers Mount Royal Montreal and quebec for Antwerp; Sardinjan, Montreal via Ha- yre
 Queenstown, Nov, 12.-Sailed; Steam CTS Havcrrord, Phlladephia Teutonlc, New York.
 Havrc, Nov 1t.-Arriyed: Steamer Louisiane, New York
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ASTHMA CURE.

POSITIVE cure for Asthma, Bronohi- N tls, Gatarrh and Consumption. Sl per Epttle Hundreds cured by this meut- fne. Any one can walk, climb slaailFGs' sleep in three days treatment. WA- hm Bowler. ~ Broad street, cl9y
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

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 or five cents word for seven times PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT-Aud in-
 vestigations speciality Frederick + Booth i2 Church street. n7 lw
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
BoTrLERs.
CARRIAGE PAINTING.

lKRIAGE, Truck and Automobile Pointing General jobbing of all hds. Frederick c, Reynolds. lS3-1S5 and avenue. Phone 6S23.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
EoR sALE..

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FOR SALE--One 12A h, D, speed con-
 troller; very cheap, Plerson x Dean Co.,, IA orange street. nl2 lt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
DIVORCED PAIR WEEDS AGAIN;
SEPARATED THIRTY YEARS

DETROIT. April Z7.-For the second
time in their lives J. y. Thomas and
Lena a. Colson. gowned again IN we'd
ding white, holding each other by the
hand. stood in front of a minister, who
with simple ceremony made them man
and wife When first they did this.
forty-two years ago, she was twenty
three. brOwn-haired and rosy-cheeked-
Today her cheeks are faded and silvery
visps Of hair fall about her temples.
The man, at the first ceremony was a
strong young farmer. He. too. has
changed. for he has seen Sixty-siN win
tiers. He is stOop-shouldered and his
once black hair is an iron gray
Two daughters resulted from their
first union. Things went well for
time, but, after a few years OF married
life, petty troubles arose and they were
divorced IN 1873. They still remained
friends, however, and finally we're per-
suaded by the two daughters, who had
married, 20 tread LIES path together
Cgain.
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DESERTS THE ALTAR
FOR FORMER SUITOR
Carolina Girl Climbs Down
Ladder TO Man She
Loves.

ASHENILLE, y. c.. April 27.-On the
eve of the day she was 10 have been
welded 10 James Lee. of Virginia. pref
~ Miss Evelyn Watkins, OF this place,
elcped 10 Marion with her former sweet
heart. Rex Bostie. and after marrying
him left the State. Lee arrived here
this morning TO complete final details
for the deliberately planned wedding.
Crestfallen and ineonsclable over The
disappointment he shipped his wedding
clothes back 10 Virginia and followed
or the next train.
Miss Watkins. who is eighteen years
CID. became engaged 10 Ire but short
time ago. Her cld-tine sutton, BostIe,
hearing OF TIE intended marriage hur-
ried 10 Asheville and pnghted his troth
anew Miss Watkins wept saying she
loved him better than Lee, but f. was
too late because the cards has been IS
sued and her rousseau completed.
Bostie would not be discourage. IL
insisted that greater love existed Le-
tween Miss Watkins and himself than
the world ever knew. and was so 1er-
sistent that she consented to eiope with
him on Friday evening Bostle and two
Of his friends placed A ladder 1t the
window OF Miss Watkins room. She
slid down II into BOstie'S arms, and
drove twsnty miles over the road at
midnight 10 become his bride.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
SENATE DEYOTES WEEK
TO SUPPLY MEASURES

Appropriation bills Will consume most
OF the time of the Senate this week
and much progress VII, Il is hoped. be
made toward disposal Of these meas
ures.
With the naval bill voted on today
tho Senate tomorrow Will take up the
agricultural appropriation bill Senator
Warner Is scheduled 10 speak or
Brownsville tomorrow. but he Will not
occupy more than two hours, il is ex-
pected- Then the agricultural bill viii
be- considered. and after that the Dis
trict bill II viii prC baby be impossible
TO get the District bill passed before
Wednesday, as some of the Western
Senators desire 10 be heard in opposi-
tiOn to the forest reserve policy in con
nection with the agricultural bill. They
are bitter against Chief Forester Pin
chot and are looking for an opportunity
10 express their feelings.
After the District bill will come the
pension appropriation bill
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NORDICA HEARD
WITH DAMROSCH
Wagnerian Program De-
lights Large Audience at
National.

The New York Symphony Orchestra,
with Nine. Lillian Nordica as the solo
ist, was heard at the National Theater
last night, and it was in many respects
the most notable concert Of the year.
The program was admirably suited TO a
musical organization which has had
the benefit of Mr.. Damrosch's direction.
1t embraced selections from four OF the
Wagnerian operas. 'Tannhauser." Die
Mclstersinger, Tristan and Isolde. %
and "Lohengrin." the Unfinished SYM
Phony in b minor Of Schubert, and
IschaikOwsky's March Slav" Nine.
Nordica sang EliZabeth's aria from
Tannhauser," a selection from Iris
tan and Isolde" Hammond Spring
Song" Cutters Now Sleeps the Grim
son Petal" and VidaTs "Airette." She
was gracious in responding 10 four en-
cores. the most enjoyable Of which was
Tho Years at the Spring" Each num-
bar by the great diva was received with
enthusiastic applause.
II is always rare pleasure TO hear q
concert under the direction of Mr. Dam
rosch. There is a kind Of melody OF mo-
ton in every wave OF his baton and
every movement OF his hands seems a
genuine part Of the harmony which his
musicians create. The orchestra plays
in such absolute unison and with such
wonderful appreciation OF the spirit OF
the compositions which II intcTprets
that wCodwiuds. strings and brasses
all seem as one mighty Instrument of
sound on which the director himself
plays with the master touch of genius
OF Inc WaCnerian selections the IA
miliar Chorus Of the Pilgrims. with
its majestic swing and volume. was the
favOrite with the audience, whilc the
exquisite melody Of the prelude 10 act
3 Of Die Meistersinger' was a. close
second
The stirring March Slav" was a fit
ting finale for an evening Of rare en-
1oymcnt.
The large and fashionable audience
attested the popularity Of Nine Nor
dica and Of Mr.. DamrosCh's oTganiZa-
ticn in Washington.
Mr.. Damrosch played the aCcOmpani-
Inents for lime. Nordica's encores-
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ELECTRICITY IN FRUIT,
SAYS FOOD REFORMER

LONDON, April 27.-By eating raw
fruits we absorb vital electricity. That
Is a novel principle OF dietetics which
has been discovered by A. f. Baines.
an authority on food reform.
BY means Of galvenometer Of re-
markable sensitiveness Mr.. Baines has
ascertained that az fruits. nuts and
vegetables are, while alive, storage bat
teries Of electricity When they die OF
are killed by cooking the insulation be-
tween the negative and positive systems
is destroyed
In an orange, says Mr. BaInes, each
alternate section IS a charged cell. which
viii cause the galvRuOmeter 10 record
a current These cells are insulated by
their skins, and cole ctively they con
stitute a battery which is insulated by
the rind OF the fruit.
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WEE MOUSE STARTS PANIC
AMONG 800 THEATERGOERS

CINCINNATI, April 27-One mouse
caused Il panic at the Olympic Theater.
Eight hundred women rushed FOR exits
when the rodent was discovered IN the
OrChestra circle but HerschaII NIayal. q
leading member Of the FOrepauEh stock
COMPANY quoted their fears and none
were fatally injured. although half a
dozen women were bruised
II was during the second act Of I'm
der Two Flags" that a woman in the
second row discovered the mouse. VITA
a scream she leapcd on the seat and
then fell over backward in n faint In
moment the whole house was in
panic.
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LAFQLLETTE PLANS
SPEECH ON TARIFF
Will Advocate His Measure
to Take Question Out
of Politics.

II is reported that Senator La Toilette.
II his health will permit. intends TO de-
liver a tariff speech before the end of
the Congressional session. in which he
viii cover somewhat unusual ground.
and will present the tariff in some new
lights as 20 its relation 10 combinations.
trusts. and the cost OF living.
some weeks ago. before he was taken
down with the severe illness that has
compelled his absence from the Senate
much OF the session. the Senator intro
duced tariff commission measure, pro
Vlding for large and strictly non
partisan commission. on which various
business interests and specified sections
OF the country should be prOportiOnately
represented. He proposed that this COM
mission should be paid large salaries.
shonld be permanent body. and should
have the whole question Of tariff sched-
ules turned over TO il. TO be adjusted
from time 10 time without fuss, feath-
ers. or political disturbance. as develop
ing business conditions might demand
IL vas proposal 10 take the tariff
strictly out OF politics.
III support OF this measure IL is IN
deSSf@od, Senator La Toilette is HkeIv
20 make a speech which will hardly be
Tess sensational and unusual than wa
49, recent money speech He is expected
10 attack the pTesen- tariff system as
responsible not only FOR much OF the
economic evil growing out Of trusts and
combinations. but also as responsible
Tor vast amount OF political corrup-
ton.
Recently Representative John Wesley
Games, chairman OF the literature COM
mlttee OF the Democratic Congressional
campaign Committee had I 600 COPIES
OF the La Toilette finance speech print
CO. Tor use as a campaign document in
Gaines district. Now the Democrats are
wondering whether they NAV hope FOR
anything so good as a la Toilette con-
tribution 10 their stock OF available
tariff literature
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DIAZ DEBATES PLAN
TO SUPPRESS NEIGHBORS

CITY OF MEXICO, April 27.-Presi-
dent Diaz anG his cabinet are in ses-
sion concerning the Central American
situation. Rumors that Guatemala and
Honduras are on the eve Of a struggle
which threatens 20 embTOu Nicaragua.
Costa Rica and san Salvador as well,
are practically verified.
Tt is reported, indeed. that Mexico s
information is so definite that today S
conference is less for speculation con-
corning the outlook this being already
pretty clear. than for consideration of a
rumored agreement between Mexico and
the United States 70 put an eXtinguish-
er on the belligerent little republics.
Definite action Is anticipated q result
of the meeting.