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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
SEES LIFE ON MARS
Water Vapor Present and Meas urable, Says Professor
 Lowell.
SEEN FROM ARIZONA
Affects Spectrum in same Way Though Only one-Fifth as Much as the
 Earth's Supply

Boston, Dec 9.-Profcssor PereIVal Lowell the well known astronomer to- day made an important statement with reference to the water vapor on Mars Ills assistants at his observatory al Flagstaff, Ariz,, have been able to de- terminc that the water vapor on the planet is present and measurable It betrays itself in lines of the spectrum, lines that show that the atmosphere of Mars affects the spectrum in the same way though only one-0fth as much as does the earth's envelope
 There has been much controversy with reference to tho atmosphere Of Mars and lts qualities Those scicn- lists who dsbclievc in any life on the planet have known that their point could be proved if the absence of an atmosphere should be shown; while on the other hand, Professor Lowell and his staff have been al work seeking what evidence there might be in favor of an atmosphere. Photographs taken about year ago by pr, V, \ Sllpher, an assistant at the observatory at Flagstaff, contained certain spectrum lines which Professor Lowell states, clearly indicated water vapor on Mars. Further work followed, done in great part by Professor Frank A Very for merly an assistant to Professor Bans ley al the Allegheny observatory. These investigations have proven, ac- cordlng to the professor that Mars has SO much water vapor that when it is added to the water vapor In our own atmosphere observers on the earth can tell that there has been an addition. At the present time there Is no known method of measuring the water yapor In the earth's atmosphere and until some such method Is discovered lt will be impossible 10 make an accurate measurement of that surrounding Mars
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
GLOWING PICTURE OF PRINCE DESAGAN As Elegant and as Brilliant as Boni de Castellane Him self, Says Princess
 Lawyer. SAVAGELY ASSAlLS COUNT Says His Suit for Custody of Children Is Only for RcVcnge-Gcorge
 Gould's Attorney
 Pleads,
SAVAGELY ASSAlLS COUNT

Paris, Dec. 9-French society crowd cd the court room in the Palace of Justice to-day to hear M Juemier, speaking in the name of the Princess de Sagan opposes the suit entered by Count Boni de Castellane in which he petitions that the custody of his three children be given to his mother, the Marquis de Castellane The Princess de Sagan was Miss Anna Gould of New York She secured a divorce from the Count de Castellane, after which she married his cousin, Prince de Sagan The divorce decree gave her the GUS tody of her children.
 If M. Bonnet, speaking for the count did not spare Prince de Sagan fort night ago. M Julemier was no less de- nunciatory and bitter in his char acterzation on this occasion of the count Castellane's sole motive In en- tcrine this suit, he charged, was hatred of Saean, the very thought of the prince occupying a place In tho affec, tions of his former wife and living In the superb mansion on the Avenue Malakoff, Poaded dc Castcllane to fury. Amid some merrlment on the part of his auditors the lawyer sketched q glowing picture of the prince M de Sagan Is a 8 elegant and as brilliant a man as Is NJ de Castellane; NJ dc saean Is true gentleman. and the ochldrcn of M dc Castelane can he only improved from contact with him. ' said M. Iulemler "If the prince did not fight duel with the count after their fstic encounter i'm Paris. it was not because he lacked courage That the prince has courage Is evident by his duel with Prince Hourlza for which he was congratulated by ds Castelane"
 Continuing M Iulemler declared that de Saean never had been expelled from any club. and that while in Buenos Ayres he did not lead the adventurous life accerdtcd to him These and other accusations were base ealumnirs concoCted hv tho man who had suuan- dercd the fortune of Miss Gould and left her with debts amounting to Nl, EUNiNV lt StlIlP. VI If HHlflldllN has approached NJ dc Sagan for living humbly In hired rooms" continued the lawyer "Why did he not offer him asylum in one of the seven homes he continually freduents?" M Julemier then accused the count of furnishing mcndacious information to the Gould family in the hope of thwartlng his rival
 M Julemier was followed by M Rousset who appeared on behalf or George Gould a brother of the Prir- cess de Sagan He is q party In the defence in his capacity as trustee Of the Gould estate. VI, Rousset charac- tori2ed as abomnablc and scandalous Count Castellane's attempt "to be- smirch tho reputation of the mother oi his children, merely for the purpose Of venting his hatred, The only way in which the princess could have avoided this suit would have been to submit ting to extortion and threats, hut this shc would not do because she had noth- ing to reproach herself with and nothing to fear
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
Pomona Grange Officers.

MerIden Dee, 9,--Pomona grange, the membership of which includes residents of some fifteen towns, at the conclusion oC the annual conycn- ton, elected the following officers; Master, Hubert Blake, New Britain; oyerseer, Charles Davis, MddletoWn; lecturer, Miss Florence Cole, Plaln- vllle; steward, William Saunders, Whigville; assistant stewards, Arthur seward of Durham, Mrs, Lena Holmes of Meriden; chaplain s, E, Carpenter, Plainville, treasurer, Thomas Gilbert, MiddletoWn; secretary J, II. Francis, Merden; satekccpcr, D, W, Coe, D1r- ham; ceres, Catherine Smith, Weth- ersheld; flora, Mrs. F NJ, Button Rocky IIill pomona Mrs, x. S Bald win, Meriden.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
ShccD Breeders i'm Session,

Merdcn, Dec. 9.--rhe annual meet ing of the Connecticut Sheepbreeders' association was held here to-day in conlunctior with the second days session of the annual midwinter meet ing of the Connecticut State Board If Agriculture. At business session held about noon the following officers were chosen;
 President, F. II, Stadtmuller, West Hartford; vice. president, A, B. Cooke, Farmington; secretary and treasurer P. C. Patterson, Torrington. Tho four directors whose terms had expired were reelected. The association rc- corded its approval of the present log law in general but suggested a few minor changes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
NEWS OF THE STATE
Stiles Judson Faces Peculiar Situation in Asking for
 Acquisition Papers.
PRISONERS HEAVY BAIL
Former Town Clerk HouIlhan of New town May Make Shortage
 Good.

Hartford, Dec. 9,-A peculiar sltua- tion arose today in the states execu- tive department, state Attorney stiles Judson of Fairfield county made appli. cation to Gov Woodruff for a requsi. ton on the governor of New York for the surrender of William Farrell, un- der aGrest in New York city for con spracy and wanted in Bridgeport Gov ernor Woodruff is in Washington and the next in order to issue the requisi- ton would be Lieut.. Gov Everett J Lake, but he is with Governor Wood- ruff in Washington, Next in order comes Mir. Judson himself as president of the senate. Mir. Judson could have had his assistant make out the appll- cation and then issued the requisition as acting governor. He will wait un- til Gov. Woodruff returns from Wash ineton and have him issue the requsl- tion in regular form,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
NIrs. Tom. Picrnr's Insc.

South Norwalk. Dec 9The sudden termination was brought this afternoon to the proceedings Instituted in the Norwalk probate court by Jacob C. R. Rogers. of New York to have his sis ter Mrs "Tom" Pierce the former fam ous horse woman committed to an in- sane asylum on the grounds that she is dlpsomaniac, hy Mrs Pierce agreeing to go. of her own accord, to a big san itarium in Battle Creek, Mich, where 1t is understood she will not he under restraint
 This agreement was reached after a discussion between the lawyers and parties at interest for several hours, and which appeared decidedly chaotic up to the time the settlement was reached. Mrs. Pierce wearing an at tractive and costly attire, took a lively Interest in the whole proceedings and did not fall to express herself in posi- tive terms.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
CowLEs PLANT DAMAGED.
Spark Causes Fire That Docs $500
 Mischief

A spark from the chimney of an adjoining plant hndled a fire in a store shed in the rear of the c Cowles & Co.,, plant at Water and Chestnut streets early yesterday morning, which, for a time, threatened the en- tlrc shop. In the shed was stored a large quantity of oils and excelsior, and the blaze ragged lively for nearly an hour
 It broke out shortly after 6 o'clock and a still alarm was sent to the Wa ter street engine house. Box 32 at Water and Brewery streets, was pull ed minute later and the apparatus was soon on the scene.
 A falling beam struck Hoseman Frank Garter of the Water street house, In the nose, and caused frac- ture of the bone.
 The cause of the fire Is believed by Fire Marshal Gladwin, after investl- gation, to have been q spark from the chimney of the Gibbud & Augur plant next door, caused it The dam age accounts 10 about $500
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
Houlihan May Make Good.

Bridgeport, Dec. 9-The case of Mich ael ! Houlihan. former town clerk oi the town of Newtown. who is accused of the embezzlement of s,1O210 while town clerk has been under considera tion for two days by the criminal su. perior court and today 1t was decided to postpone further consideration of the case until next Tuesday In the mean. time it is understood Houlihan Is to make restitution as far as possible. and if he is successful in so doing, such. ac- tion. according to the state attorney may have material effect on the courts procedure in the case. It is believed that Houlhan will be able to raise the whole amount
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
r. \. Sherwood Matter.

Bridgeport, Dec 9,--The annual meet ing of the Fairfield county grange was held here today with about 70 persons present. During the early session the following officers were elected
 Master. F. A. Sherwood, Easton; overscer, Q. C. shelton, Farm Mill Riy- CT, lecturer F. N. Hunt, New Canaan; steward, T. $. Gillete Easton; assistant steward Emily P Sanford. Bedding; chaplain, Mrs. J. A. Selleck. New Can. aan; treasurer ! z selleck New Canaan: secretary. Mrs r L. Blake. man, Oronoque. The remaining offices were to be filled this afternoon.
 It was voted to hold the next meet ing at Danbury
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
A Near Accident.

iawleyyille, Dec. 9-A freight train on the western division of the x W York New Haven and Hartford rall- road, had a narrow escape early O. day when an axle upon the locomotive tender broke as the train was crossing a bridge spanning the Shcpaug river. A portion of the axle dropped Into the river but the train which was stopped quickly was not deraled. A wrccllng crew repaired the dana sc and the road was blocked only short time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
Murder Due to Dog Fight.

Hartford, Dec. 9,--That the mur- der of Michael Wierdak of Glast1n- bury, for which Peter RuhaKa and John Saverock are on trial in the criminal court, was due primarily to dog fight developed during the trial this morning, Wierdak in an attempt to separate the canines was bitten in the leg by Rubaka's dog, He wanted the animal killed and during he wrangle the fatal knife thrust took place. Rubaka claimed that as his dog was licensed it had a right to he out after o'clock al night Pracu- caly all the testimony in the trial is being given through @ Polish inter preter.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
AFTER COL. SCOTTS SCALP.
West Point Commaudant Attacked bA
 Kansas Congressman.

Washington, Dec. 9,--Gen. Leonard Wood in command Of tho department o' the east, United States army, may become involved in q controversy thai has arisen between Representative Daniel E. Anthony of Kansas and Col Scott, superintendent of the United States Military Academy at Wes' Point Mir Anthony who Is member of the committee on military affairs is after Col scotts scalp and propos- es to take such means as may be ne- cessary to show that the West Point superintendent Is incompetent to hold tlgh rank in the army.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
Ball Of S7.500.

Bridgeport, Dec 9.--It was expected that the cases of Frederick Lee and Joseph Zeigler, both of Danbury, who are charged with second degree murder in connection with the death Of John F. Smith of that city would go on in the criminal superior court this morn ing but at the request of the defend ants counsel continuance was granted and bail to the amount of s7,i00 in each case furnished hy Frank Nj Lee of Daubury who qualified to the amount Of sl50.000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
Iurran Bound Over.

New London, Dee. 9,---In the police court this morning Patrick Curgan was bound over for triel on the charge of assault with intent to kill and murder James NJ. Nilsson on December 1, in Grandall's pool room. Bonds were fixed at S2,5OO and Curran " want to jail
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
TWENTY HURT BY BONrB

New York, Dec "A score of per sons were injured, five Of them serl. ously this morning by the explosion of bomb in the air shaft of a 1ve-storl tenement house al No 33O East sixty. third street That the attack was a Black Hand outrage the police have no doubt but as usual, none of the ten. ant would admit having received threatening letters from that organiza- ton,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
Tuberculosis Commission.

Hartford, Dec 9 The state tubercu- losis commission held an executive ses- sion in the capitol this afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10
Order of Good Samaritans.

Merlden, Dec, 9,--1he semi-annual meeting of the grand lodge of Con neCticut, Order of Good Samaritant,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-10

was held here to-day with morning and afternoon sessions This evening there was a social gathering
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

does not use the word reduction. II
only promises revision, and Mr.. TAFT
has construed that 70 mean that some
schedules win be lowered and some
raised. but there is no lntimation that
the average win be lower or higher
than It is now.
And so in regard 90 all the aues.
lions which are at issue. Mr.. Taft
must make his position known. He
cannot rely upon the presidents en-.
dnrsement. An endorsement on note
Is not necessary, II the note is good.
and the endorsement Is only good
when suit can be brought against the
eudorser to enforce &C. II Mr.. Taft
had reform record Of his own he
would not need % be endorsed by the
president and uhe presidents endorse
ment Is of no value unless the presi.
dent will agree TO stay In Washington
and see that Mr.. Taft makes good.
We ought to have some definite state
ment as to what the public Is 70 ex-
pect from Mr. Taft. No such defln.
lte statement appears in the platform
and no dehnite conclusion can be
drawn from MT. Taft's speeches and
It does not answer the purpose flor
the president r. say ma he feels
sure that Mr.. Tat r..l Go what is
right or what is Just. ior there is a
wide difference OF opinion as 10 what
Ia right and as TO what Is Just.
A few plain. simple sentences from
Mr.. Taft will be worth more than
the eulogy which the president pro
nounces ."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

Wabash. ind sept. rs whiie TAX.
inE a farewell drivs vita Joel = IA,
kgr. her discarded Hweetaeart. Mrs
Sylvia Nall EIerniee. widoW. Naf
shot and Killed ~ TIE ilit@e man. Nao
then committed suioias Mr. Hsr
zlcv waa 10 have been married wlihiu
a tea days ard Hakrr persuaded her
10 take ane iaai ffse aiih alm Yhe
two bodies wers f0una ia the baEr
uhrn ne horse Hifhalt EaiE&nce.
hAulsd "a laio the stKhls hsfe inGi
tions we're thar Bskss allied fhe 90.
man atoai four hours bttors ~ eneea
rs oWu we a messaSs a siR hnn4
uriilng wriiter 60 4 pieea ~ wfagpinE
pager vas frsse % re huwnl q
read NY COS whas havs slnsf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
TRAGEDY IN CHURCH.
0lH was Stabbed 60 Death While
PLAYING . hymn.

Newton. n, C., Sept. l5.--walle
seated at the organ In church sun.
day moraing playing the closing hymn
for the Sunday school, Miss While
Bullinger was stabbed to death by
Ion RAIDER
Miss Bullinger had Just begun TO
play Sankey's famous hymn, THE
Ninety and Nine" when RAIDER, who
was seated some distance away, leap
cd over several pews. knife in hand,
to the organ and stabbed the girl 70.
peatedly In the breast and hack.
One OF tie trusts in the breast
reached the girls heart and she fell
over on the oVgan and died Instantly,
her blood dyeIag the keys % the IN
struMcnt.
These In the sunday school we're
thrown Into a panic. Rni RAIDER might
have escaped. but he made no attempt
to 40 so, standing by the Girl whom
he had murdered aud crying, "She be.
wltched me and had to XIII her"
RAIDER was arrested and lodged in
jail. lie continually raves that Miss
BuIlinger was witch aud that he
killed q for that rea 90,
Miss ClHar,y was beautiful girl.
only nineteen years cd RAIDER -
about twenty-five years of age. and
comes 81 good family Tie and Miss
BurlnEaf we're sweothparts up 20 n
year ago. when The girl broke on
the cRgagenent booause Of Raiders
queer conduct Rider continued to
act 20 dueerly ts6t no was acnt 10
The state sanisRrium whore be con
tinually rayed 81 Mias BullingeF
Recently he seemed 70 pc better and
was discharged tIe agaln made OF.
vancos 10 Misc Balrnger. which she
refused and l, d supposed that nnre
ouleted love drove him insane and
caused him % murder the giri.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

fendon. Sept % --The Times IN
90 editorial says ihat she e1veFumeut
bianaefed couspica0uniy IN the W.
eaAfiaile agaig aas thas hArtly ever
has therr been correspondence Ia
wAlCh ihe British pfimN minAsieg was
sern d such dtsasgauiARn A fecar.
feutw % iheHe timcuiiia. FRYa ihn
TImeR. caGnol br @faiT paFmitied
ans ths tlme seems ~ haze arrives
nv eaim ftse "a ~ fhs F1giaa
taili ~ Upffnr an fellgioas bodies
CO iefpas ~ sanaHif
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
HOSPITAL WARD FOR rHAw.
Sheriff Lane TsIIs How He VIII Treat
Whiten SLAYER.

Saratoga. N. r., Sept rs sheriff
Lane, OF westchester county. WHO Is
a delegate TO the republican state
convention. learned Sunday that Harry
X Thaw had been transferred from
the Dutchess county iail to his custo.
dy. He autographed instructions To
the warden OF the White Plains Jail
to place I'haw in the hospital ward 81
tie prison on bis arrival there.
Sheriff Lane said that this ward
was a large room. about 20 feet
square. with barred windows and
doors and that Thaw would have no
exercise except what he could get 10
this room There would be no OBJ
lection. he said, 20 HIS having meals
sent In from a restaurant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

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"a sisvafeA foa LaBsi Macs. Coo
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a. ibas gFisi sfl se maas % ina
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

IN osues Fog Trains Crash Win IN.
Jury 10 Several peraona.

In osnse Fog Trains Crash With N.
Jury 20 several Persons.
Chloas0. Sept ib twelve peraOnn
we're injured. four 0T them 20 seriously
mat they are expected 20 din. IA q
wreck on tho Lake Shore ana Mlcal
gan southern railroad a. Cncatert0n
. small town fuFsy miles FROM Chicago
shortly after nldnlght Monday A sub.
urban train from ChicaKa. leaving here
at 1870, crashed Into toe rear end og
an excursion train hound for inelaRap,
ola from Chicago. over Too Lake Isria
and Western while the latter vas
standirs AZ the station
The rear ear ~ lhs excursion train
WA badly wrecked The suburban
srain vas slowing down Ia stop a che
station and was rot running NJ q hlgn
rats ~ speed Mons ~ he cars lost
the trars Tho injured we're taken
~ me once Ola ieell plgairlah ami
thsiF lplufta etfed f1F one 70.
map was said b. have besn lahsn FROM
under the wheels u tas loc5motisv
badly crushed The others wars
capght ~ enc Wreckags " the cara.
fae collision waa Due 10 heavy
mlst which hid TIE excursion train
nom view N ths eRNinasg ~ lha sub
nfhau iraia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

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y@ggi ans several pegsR@mepts usss
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

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tios Ao4aea. iosa. sept rs Thw
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ths isos lamea IA wiiaon. secretary
~ aEficuliprs o. ths csbipes. b Be
ihe gknaiaals f1r Nnlled states sen.
aiar aNalaw rammiaa
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
HIS MAIDEN BALLOT.
Oldest con Of the prsslden. May Vots
for Taft.


Oyster Bay. n y, Sept rs --Theo
d0re Roosevelt. Jr. the eldest son
OF the president. Saturday celebrated
the twentyfr anniversary or hts
birth.
The young man graduated from Har
vpsd last year and has been looking
about since for some advantageous op.
portunity 10 enter business ~ pres
ent he IL Al Nome with his father He
returned a fortnight ago from New
Englani. where be bad visited sew
eEal Industrial csntefs There IL ~
tie doubt that the hrat vote the pres
idents son win cast, whleh will be
At TIE election tliIs fall. Sill be Cos
Judge TAR a. bis fathers sgee~aoor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

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