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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
NEW HAVENER ELECTED
A. F. Kelley Third Vlcc-Grand MGstcl
 of Brotherhood of Bremen.

Columbus O., Oct s,-W s Garter of Peoria, Ills, was today elected grand master of the Brotherhood .o Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, to succeed John J, Hannahan, NIT. Carter has. been secretary of the or. ganization for number of years. MT Hannahan has been an officer in the Brotherhood for 2S years, and grand master six years.
 Opposition to Hannahan developed as soon as the delegates began to gather, Charges were preferred against him and they were referred to a coni- mittee for Investigation, Majority and minority reports were filed but no recommendations were made.- Neither the charges nor the reports were made public but 1t was said that they did not In any way affect the integrity of MT, Hannahan, but related to his per- sonal conduct
 Among other officers elected were, Second vice-grand master, Eugene Bell, Stratford, ont; third vice. grand mas ter, A. P Kelley, New Haven, Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
YACHTING CONFERENCE
Changes fin Racing Rules and Meas
 urcmcnts Considered

New York, Oct. S.--Tne Atlantic coast conference, consisting of repre- sentatiyes of all of the leading yacht ing organizations in the east and in the vicinity of the Great lakes, met at the New York Yacht club here to- night for the purpose of considering certain changes in the present yacht Ing rules and regulations governing a uniform rule of measurements in yachting circles throughout the coun- try.
 The most radical change suggested was an amendment to the racing rules ir regard to the position of the water line of racing craft and this suggestion was rejected as were sug- gestions relating to the height of quarter beam, draught limits and lim- its of displacement A suggestion to limit the sail area of racing craft and of restricting the racing trim allow ances met with favor, and a sugges- ton to the effect that each yacht launched after January l, 1909, shall rate at the highest limit of her class, when racing fin her regular class with the exception of classes A and r, was approved.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
RALLY IN TWELFTH
Charles Gay Thinks Robertson Will Sweep State and Bryan tho Country.

A very enthusiastic democratic rally was held out in the Twelfth ward last evening with speeches by several of the leading democrats of that section of the city The rooms of the Dem ocratic club were packed to the doors and the applause following the ad- dresses was very appreciative.
 The rally was a unique one in one respect The rooms had been decorated with Japanese lanterns and the meet ing place lacked the usual barnlike appearance common on such occasions The children of tho section rendered musical program, vocal and instru- mental between the different speeches.
 Charles Gay spoke very optlmIstical- ly of the outlook for the democrats in the state and in the nation during the coming fall He predicted that Judge Robertson would sweep the state. The other speakers were ex-Alderman Kent and William ]. O'Brien,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
MILFORD.
Especial Journal-courier News Service, :,

NoPe tiHi Nthh
 Milford. Conn, Oct. S.--The chapel of the M. II. church was well filled on Wednesday evening, the opening night of the Harvest Festival Supper was served from 5:SO to 7.3O and was well patronized, the menu being of the usual < excellent order. At s,S0 the program was opened by a selection from the Banjo club, followed by a solo by Miss Florence Gregory, Miss Bertha Greg ory at the piano, Miss Clara Futile, violin solo, Miss Bertha Beach accom- panying on piano. Miss Futile respond ed to an encore. Miss Dorothy Harvey recited "The Inventors Wife, followed by selection by the Banjo club song by Athlia Munson, with Miss Anna Munson at the piano; Mrs. John Thompson and Miss Bertha Gregory, a piano duet; Mrs. G. B. Clark, solo. Mrs Clark responded to an encore. The Banjo club concluded the program with a selection. There was a good display of vegetables a table for homemade candy and a fine display of fancy ar ticles. This department was well pat ronized, and the festival promises to be a success
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
NO S0THERN DIVORCE
Virginia Harncd's Plea Denied Be-
 cause She Did Not Go to Court

Reno New oct s,----Judge Pike to-day refused 10 grant Virginia. Harned Soth- ern divorce from her actor husband. Edward II. Sothern, saying; "rhis, [ think, is q unique proceeding for a party to attempt to secure a divorce without appearing in court, l think | will deny the decree, If the interested parties do not deem it of enough im- portance to grace the court with their presence, l don't see why their family dlsturbances should be aired here"
 Mrs, sothern is seeking a legal sep aratlon from her husband on tho ure to provide, Judge Massey read de- poBitIonr of Mre Sothern and Eleanore Rogers of New York city, supporting the contentious, No evidence was Of fered on the part of sothern, The court stated he would take the matter under advisement until 1t could be as- oertuined whether Mrs. sothern could qnd it convenient to appear in court,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
MEMORIAL TO LINCOLN
Choatc Leads Movement for Cclcbra-
 ton of tooth Anniversary.


 New York, Oct. S--Joseph H. Choate, former ambassador to Great Britain, was authorized by a meeting of prominent men in the city hall to- day to appoint committee of fifteen to make plans for celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of President Lincoln on February F, 1909, and to plan Co raise a memorial to Lincoln. This may take the form of an arch in one of the city park plazas The meeting was called by Mayor Mcclellan and MT. Choate pre- sided Mir, Choate suggested that, as there would be contributions in most of the cities and towns throughout the country on February 12, he hoped for cooperation from the people of other cities in bringing about unity in the celebration.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
DIR. MANN HOLDS OFF
Newly Elected Bishop Not Quite Sure
 He Wants to Leave Trinity.

Boston, Oct. S.--Rev, Dr Alexander Mann, rector of Trinity church, was formally notified to-day of his cleo. ton as bishop of the Washington dio. cese by a committee consisting of Rev Dr R II. McKim, Rev Roland Cot. ton Smith and Melville church Dr Mann said to-day:
 "The thoueht comes to me that per. haps l have not completed my mis. sion at Trinity It may be a week or even lonter, before l will be ready to give my ansWer to the committee
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
f,5Oo.o BRITISH IDITRs

London, Oct s.--Irhe general Fed eration of Trades unions has issued a manifesto declaring that there are 1,- 5O0,00O unemployed in the United Kingdom with dependents numbering I50OO0O, suffering thereby. The fed cration recommends the creation of a minister of labor and q permanent Unemployment" board and that all members of labor unions refuse to work overtime.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
TWO KILLED AT GAME
Many Others Injured in Great Crowd
 at Polo Grounds.

New York, Oct. s-Two men were killed and many persons were injured during the scramble to secure points of Vantage at the championship game at the Polo grounds here today H T. McBride, city fireman, lost his life by falling from an elevated railroad pillar outside the grounds and an unIdenti- fled man either fell or was pushed off the high fence to the right of the main entrance to the grand stand. A list of persons injured can not be compiled, as the injuries consisted chiefly of sprains and bruises sustained in the crowdlng to get seats and the small riots that occurred at the conclusion of the game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
GRAVES TALKS WATERWAYS
Jakes-to-Gulf Delegates Prove Their
 Non Partisan Assertion.

Chicago, Oct. S. 8--Addresses by Will liam Jennings Bryan and Clifford Pin chot, chairman of the national con- servatlon commission, the reading of a letter from J. J Hill, short addresses by delegates, and big reception at the Coliseum tonight were the features of the second day of the convention of the Lakes to-the-Gulf Deep Waterways commission. Bryan's reception was as cordial as that given Taft yesterday
 Tonight at the reception at the Coils. cum John Temple Graves vice -presi- dental candidate of the Independence party, made the principal address
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
FILIPlNOS MURDER THREE
American and Spanlards Killed With
 Bolos and Mutilated.

Manila, Oct. S--Chares H Trotter, an American, and Vincente Toledo and Jose Canayan. Spaniards, were killed last Wednesday near Lubao in the Province of Pampagna by a party of Filipinos. The men were murdered with bolos and their bodies were mutilated
 Trotter was q contractor and land owner and had had trouble over land with a Filipino, who led the party which killed Trotter and his compan- ions.
 The Filipinos assert that Trotter ana his companions were the aggressors, but Amerlcan nelghbors say that the murder was deliberately plotted by Filipinos, who waylaid the party and provoked quarrel,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
sTrpurN A .DorGLAs DEAD,

Chicago. oct. S.-Stephen X, Douglas, son and namesake of the great political rival of Abraham Lincoln, died sud- denly at his home here tonight, Yes terdey MT. Douglas; with William II. Taft, delivered an oration at Galesburg, Ill., at the flftieth anniversary of the that place. Ills speech was delivered on Knox college campus, on the exact site where fifty years ago his father had contested the great national issues with Lincoln.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
B0URKE COCHRAN 0USTED
Tammany Puts Up Its own Man
 for Congress.

New York, Oct S-Michael r. Conry a lawyer, prominent In the democratic organization on the east side of the city, wag nominated for the congressional seat nt present held by W. Bourke Cochran. the twelfth New York, at the democratic oon- gressional convention In that district tonight The nominee is strong supporter of Tammany Leader Charles r. Murphy. Mir. Cockran's name was not presented to the con vention.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
EDITOR SHOT DEAD.

Sabetha, Kan, Oct. s,--Angered be- cause of a news Item printed in the Merrill News yesterday Perry Royer marshal of Merrill, Kan, shot and kill cd J, II. schmucker, editor of the News and then committed suicide, The shoot Ing occurred in the main street at Mor- Till.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
nn.non TO STORM COMMONS,

London, Oct S.-The suffragettes have issued an appeal to the public to help them rush the house of commons when it meets on October g. The leader of the sufrragettes. Mrs. Drummond, says that they expect the help of 5000 per sons in storning the house.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09

MT. and Mrs. Robert Christie are en- : toying the bridge celebration in Hart ford this week. While there they will be guests of Mir, and Mrs, Harris, for merly Miss Ruby Christie of town.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-04
OunDcrtc ton SoOten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-04
NntnitrOpBc III cincm Etcin6rndy.

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UlilliOncnbrnuo in GbirnGu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-04
Sinnt N,nrhfauS.
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olrh ibrc prdd)tiAen llniIormen uno
ibr idnciOigc3 2luitrctcn oIlacmeine
NuImcrtlumfcit. Gonn tamcn in
tur5cn 3luidcurdlumcu Die @cipcbr.
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oC@ oIelttihcn &ricQcrbullor9, Die
Giii5icrc pon ,Uiaiu." oie Gbrengi.
ltc, uno dlicbih cine GompoQnic
oC@ nicrtcn NcgimentS bon ser W'u.
rnIGn0cr 9tntionuIs@uroC, ionic oie
.Nittrlabod. Scftion gtr. +" pom
oWnUcrilhcn Hotionul TCrbunoe."
HIuc uurOcn nit Nfuiif om GinqunQe
6lm 5citpInbc nbQcboit, llnO 0urh
0n3 lunQonbultcn0c Yorooircn 0inq
picI 3cit ucrlorcn, 10 OoB c9 3icmli6
lp0t NOR, nla 0ic Subncnmeibc ihrcn
NnionQ nobm 9Ia cnbIih Oicier
Belt pilntt Actomnlcn mar Gottcu lih
bcrcit2 iibcr tuuicno ECrionen in Dem
Furt ulaclommelt.
Wio0or W}obool fam oircft bon lei.
ncr 3OhmIng ans mo lpur0e bon
Srn. Z. @icncielo bonn eriten StuOt.
rutb25mciAc cnpfungcn mo noh ser
Stcllc gciiIhrt no iih 0ic ilbri0en
GbrcnNGltc bcion0cn. 2luh ser foi.
icrlid, 0cltidc Aoniul lon1te ur in
NcNIcihlng ctIiher ,SrelmOc oireft
bon lcIncr gEobnng ult.
I'm holb ncun llbr pcrtin0ctcn
(rOmpctcnsSiAnolc. bob oie 3eit 5u
Der Iobncmucibc gCfonmen ici. Die
lcr iclCrlihc 2ltt mur0c ani elmer Cri.
bilnc Dor Dem Son5popillon poII3o.
Ncn. Gic omerifuniihcn uno Oclit-
Idcn ,Sarhcn jicrtCn 0ic (r6ilne,
lulO , 2tGOhen in meiBen aleioern,
NIT Shdrpen III 0cn bci0en 2unoeS,
iorbcn onNetbun, biIbCtcn Spuler
olti Scr Gribimc. Pm Scr @citicite
nobrcn sic @Gite ans GGiloOelpbia
un0 Der 2ricQcrbuto 9ruiitclllmg
unO on Der Citicitc pr1ientirtcn ole
NtitAIie0cr BON ser WarplGnocr Mi
lis i6rc @cucbrc ais Die Gbrcng1itc,
1cfibrt pon 6rn. &obn y. 2ona, il.
rcn Gm}Ia bicltcn.
S1r Snna hielt. nnd0em man nuf
DER Niibnc olc &orbereitlnQCn iiir
Den rcierldcn @lft polljoQcn hatte.
Clnc flr3c @clulIltomnlnunq9rcOc in
Gcltih al bic @dltc, iporoui cr Die
ioIgcnoe cngIiihc 2Iniprnhe bicIt:
Nnipruhe 0ca Srn. 2unG.
oNIeinc Iomcn mo Serrcn! - Sd
Wcr0c >Sbncu jCtt ocn Muror unicler
ld)0ncn un6 Qclicbtcn Stnot uoritcl-
lcn, Ocn mir 9lae IN lmierer Wiitte
bcr3Iid iuiIlfonmcn bciben llnier
&crctn bCItcbt ans umcritoniihen
HiirGern. IUCld)e nit Gbrcn 0c@ &ui-
ler0 Nod gctrnGcn baben ln0 iih I'M
neleu NatcrIanoc in trelcm fame
ru0lhnitllden @eilte uerban0cn, ein.
unocr in StrantbCltS- ltno Stcrbci1l-
len }u belien llnier Banner, luelhcs
beutc Acmcibt per0en iou, setgt o6-
wchlcIno 0cutidIc mo amerifaniid,e
6urben ais Gin trclles gilo unlerer
SCiiIble gSir lieben unlere Mutter
(6CruQftiQ Dnu NCripu nbcr NIT ctof,
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