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New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
AUSTRALIANS RABBIT PEST.

Dr Danysz, the French bacteyiolos1St wh1 i -
took TO nd Australia OF its rabbits. Has' :. -
ported, failed To convince Jne auIlOst S,i-sa
SUIT OF his experiments ON an island ug~- ~-.,Sit y
tndt his virus Is certain death 90 ever! ',sar 81
ocuIated with il; and anything snort % =. sscts
meet with StrOnS opposition tre.l .. te- - s5s
or the colOnlStS. The owners OF SrASS -. p.lssa
ever. who are the CHIEF sufferers oS - 80. p.as-s
welcome any remedy likely 10 reduce -, - - ssS
and in New South Wales the soverHiaSSIIs. virvs o
urged 10 allow the doctor Introduce - -. vovs1
the mainland, seeing that Dr. L1dSwe..' srsls rs
ment bacteriOlOgist. has reported that, gstal
harmless 10 other animals. II has prov Vsu j-h
large percentage of the rabbits tfealeu "
Broughton Island. - ~
On the other hand. this IS Opposed 1.-,n,s ~
number OF persons interested N the IA ,ss cche,
port rabbit trade that has grown ~ ~ ~ tact -
the extent OF which be gaUSed y -. -. Anst'ssS.
nearly l.O1. coo rabbits are shipped lLt must .
every week Their position : tldI .lsols rsoe..
SHOWN that the virus Will WIPE tne S,,suey az
race clean out. III however, SalJ . -, iEs nIaosv
recently, "Dr DanysZ can Only Fsd1eesf absCa's--
then he must be ruled OUT. Tor No W W kils ons
XIII the export trade. even x ne ons oIisb publc
every hundred by disease The N .SS-trral a
not risk getting the diseased AS,,1th VS.
pots. In the mean time IN NsW Stes~S
alone. the pastorasts have spent -, r+oot sshsA'
In erecting some 50 90 miles Ct raDo.1-V
Dundee Advertiser 4.
Wife-If thought a thing was WA
before III do It, to-
HuSband-So would l. r,,rked Sa'
Wife-I think smoking cigars IS q II
iInpiOus defilement. In fact -, Hand =
Husband-Then you mustn't smeA'
match. pleass.-Pick-Ms-Un
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
BOSTON's NEW CONDUCTOR

Mr.. Max Fielder, who has been engaged sue
ceed DR.. Muck as conductor Of the Dos,on Sym
phony Orchestra. is not wholly stranger to the
patrons OF orchestral concerts In New York He
WAS OF the foreign conductors brought hithez
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

Biggy and Detective Burns. Among TIA hr,-
Of this period OF "jaiT' life dinner Rtv,, :.
Detective Burns for Ruef, to celebrate n. co,'
viction Of Mayor Schmitz. and return banc,-.
given by Ruef for Burns The Burns and n,-
families were largely represented. and Ruat v,.
the life Of both occasions. making witty ar.
dinner speeches The whole town ia LaT,zb,,.
over this dinner given by agent OF u. ma
prosecution for Ruef in celebration OF tba c,,-
viction Of his former best friend and partu., !,
boodling
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The Western Federation Of Miners IS prss-
cally beaten at GOldfield. New. and more -.
eleven hundred men are at work in VAN
mines under open shop rules The strikers :. :.
III bad shape. as their treasury is empty anu -
tie strike benefit money is coming in
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The balance Of S395OOO Of the fund approrn-
ated for the purchase OF the Geary Street Raj
road has been divided among several funds
For street and sewer repair. S213.000 was set
aside. for repaving streets $99.j00. for sweep
ing and sprinkling $4,000 and for new seTss
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

J. Dalzell Brown will be the first Of the y
dicted officials OF the California SAFE Deposs
and Trust Company 10 be placed on trial -
Will be tried on the charge OF enbezzling oons
of the Sacramento Gas and Electric Con2anS
This case is regarded by the District Attor-ss
as the strongest against Brown. and hs eog.o
on prompt conviction
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The largest and most noteworthy dinner u
the winter was that given this week az !"
FairmOnt Hotel in honor OF Mrs. White2f
Reid by Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Calhoun Ins
dinner was served in the beautifully decoFs'ss
Red Room, and was followed by musical
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

Mr. and Mrs Names will complete next Thurs
day morning at Il o'clock their series of sonata
recitals In private drawing rooms, in aid of the
Music School Settlement This concert will take
place in the house of Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane No West SD street. Modern music will
be offered, as follows:
G naJor................. Walter Danro.ch
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Coia'A
which was closed during the recent strinssn1
has been declared solvent by the court anu y
resume business The bank officials sec~'
extensions from 97 per cent Of the dep0si'0-
and considerable new money has been n-'
duced.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

Among real estate sales this week was tna' u
the old site of the Techau Tavern. in Nas'-
street. between Ellis and Eddy streets. Ths ~
is 5713 by 1873 feet. and it Sold for Sslv"
little below 81. 500 a front foot
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-24
Lemp's Extra Pale imported Draf
Beer at the Board Of Trade.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Wild Goosg Mining 4 Trading r9r-
panN. location Of princip,t placs 1T
business San Francisco r,1if.rni,
location Of works. Nome. Alaska.
Notice is hereby given Ihat nj a
meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held
IN tho second d3y If October 1qa< ,e
assessment No. .. of ten cents prf
share vas levied upon the capital stock
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-24

Granite Mining Candle. are tn. best
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-24

go maf .Haia OWN PROPERTY, hut
hHesH1i. rau and dn u.l1rd TIM ono
H,.u~t.. 1T 5Ea ..efIp 80 ssh.,a alb yI=.
#sreHa-
tE .E Hss-H#t be- tHtt afsim-mwp-
HIS az-I aa,-eHau iulz Is a. ~ ,ud-
o.. Is .HIe ~a EHt th, tgar aT such
rHIgG-. caused perhaps hy u..r1uTfu~ ut
~ .HE. aaEs- stun exists
% uaUHi hr uufrH much e. this dis
tfiet e. rs=tar.. confidence, L. thu pros
#a.t=a H=H miners and make them
..gg #Ut' aU They lind Is theirs
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-24
$4,000 PRIZE
FOR AVIATOR
AtESHiPs HEAVIER THAN AIR TO
CROSS ENGLISH CHANNEL
IN RACE.
Nuggets Special Services.

LENANS. oct IS. Ten thousand
dollars aud a geld cup worth $50 nuv
await the nr~t aviator Who crosses thg
EHglsn channel i. an air>hilf 81 su,
kud heavier than air purt 1T th,
f1eooo j. offered ~ the London pafy
Mail and pant ~ French champaign,
firm IN" AcraplaHy Society offers tho
cub
NV that Wilbur Wright. by 4 re-
cent performance in carrying pas
sengcr farty-tHo miles and noV and
again rising L a hcrght % iust over
tao feeJ iu m flight. has finally ac-
eonpliSbed the last Of L3zafe Welbor'~
conditions. ne SAYS that probably NJ
VIII soon try hieht OYER the channel
- way e Dover ana calais Three
other aeronaute are ready for The zamr
test
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-24
INFLUENCED ~ SURROUNDINGS


What u s"u thtuA 30 fHg following
a.r vi puezy uHirn first SAW the Hea
= Jay be- t.e Tacoma Ledger I
Theme Hat >aue surt 1T institution a
St.,aewH. N8 HNH4 tHH1- lra SAT-
80 uU wrTu.Ueyd ny HuytTEUurUr.
EET YpUF LIGHT SHINE
oH. wheH the sun shines.
uh. when the mpuu shines.
on. when the stars shire.
rleadius with YOU soul of mnr.
oh then to not repiuc
ph Jyf ytu~ light shine.
CO... let 1t be- divine.
SHul uf.miu". Oh. soul ut mime
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-24
EEr YuuF LIGHT SHINE
N. c. CO. NOT OPEN SUNDAYS.

E,einnmz with next sunday. and
e"utHuiue during The winter tn
Northwestern Commercial Company
sill IT,, al.=l is daag- Tor business on
III, Sabbath day
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-24

Mrs. Clara l. Purneu will hold n
public seance Saturday evening at 8 30
sharp. Attendance limited.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
AN OPEN LETTER.
To the People of New Haven, Conn.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
 Of late there has been a good deal of discussion in New Haven. Conn in regard to advertised medicines and their value-the papers are full of them.
 We want to say to every man, wom- an and child in New Haven, Conn that we believe the most valuable preparation of cod liver oil--the hest tonic reconstructor, health restorer and strength creator--we have ever i sold in our store is Ninol.
 yinol is not a patent medicine, it contains no injurious drugs, but it actually does contain all of the medicinal, curative elements taken from fresh cods' lyers, without a drop of the useless oil to upset the stomach and retard Its work. and tonic iron added.
 Vinol is recognized throughout the world as the greatest strength creator for old people, weak, sickiy Womer and children, nursing mothers, anf after a severe sickness
 yinol cures hacking coughs, chron ic colds. bronchitis, and all throa and lung troubles We ask the peo ple of New Haven Conn to try Vino on our effort to return money it ! fails. Hul's Corner Drug stores Cor state and Chapel Sts.. Cor. How ard and Congress Ayes, New Haven Conn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
FEARFUL ITCHING
 AFFL|CTS FAMILY
For Six Months They Suffered Tor
 lures Patches of Humot Became Raw Could HardIySleep Med-
 icaI Treatment Did No Good but
TWO SETS OF CUTICURA
 CURED THEM IN TEN DAYS

Hast February my sister broke out with a humor which gradually spread to the rest of the family, being the last to take it. It manifested itself in patches varying from the size of pea to that of silver dollar. The joints of our limbs were most affected. The parts where the skin was tender soon became raw and irritated and we were able 10 sleep but little because the itch ing got SO bad at night. My sister con- suited physician but he was unable to name the disease and the treatment he prescribed did no good at all. As the warm weather came on we were tor. tured worse than ever, the irritated parts causing us to scratch until they would bleed. In August. when it was at its worst, my sister was given q cake of Cuticura Soap. This she tried and it afforded SO much relief that 1 bought the complete treatment. con ssting of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura 0int- mont, and Cuticurn Pills. This we used according to directions and imme- dately the humor began to disappear. l then bought another set and the whole family were cured by these two the botches disappearing in ten days. Ar ter this we used the Cuticura Pills for ten daw more to be sure that the humor had gone to stay. We have not been troubled since and we all think that fl it had not been for the Cuticura Rene dies we would have been suffering yet George w. Brown, ls Linden St., Rock. land. Mass, Jan. 2S, 1907"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
CLASS TEAMS PLAY.
Rain Stops Scnior-Junior Game a
 Bakers.

Although yesterday was not good baseball weather, the High school class baseball teams played their first games, the seniors and juniors at Win chester lot, and the sophomores and freshman at Bakers diamond
 The under classmcn managed to play three innings before tho rain storm overlook them, the score then being 6 to in tho favor of the 1908 men. When 1t started to rain, the juniors left the liamond, while the seniors remained there ready to play Mccormick, who umpircd then gave the game to the seniors, as the juniors failed to return However Manager Prentice of the seniors has decided to give the juniors fair chance tt redeem themselves. for he has arranS' ed game to be played with the 10OF men for Monday at Bakers lot, 1T place of yesterdays game.
 In the three innings of play Scholta tho pitcher of the seniors, did sta' work. He did not even allow on' hit but in fact struck out almost eV
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

of certain species-today there are a score of them singing, They come in SC silently during the night that they appear to have dropped down miracu- lously from the heavens.
 This morning (April 2G), took stroll as far as West river and Edge wood park 10 see which of my friends are now present at the rehearsal for the summer chorus.
 Before I left the doorway heard the familiar sound of the chipping sparrow and on the way through the city l heard them almost constantly even on
 the Green. There are at least six kinds of eparrows more or less common about New Haven now and although as a class they are modest in their color and habits and not loud or striking in their vocal accomplishments yet they arc interesting to bird lover and oc-
 cupy a very warm place in his heart.
 The song Of a ehippy Is just a rapid
 "chip-chlp- p-chip-chip-chip all on the
 same key vet 1t Is very pleasant to hear
 and venture to stnte that not one in
 hundred of the pedestrians on our
 streets today u iced this song. w
 do not notice these voices of nature
 even at our verv door till our attention is called to them and we become in' torested enough to listen for them WV must learn to keep the ear alert foi
 the falntest sounds of nature for shc speaks only to those that listen. Chip
 pies are very conhding little fellows building their hair-nest in the rose ar
 bor at your very door if given the leas
 encouragement IT you can get clos enough you can sec lis marks. brlgh
 chestnut cap on top of the head and light line just above the eve,
 It's strange how little the averag 1, pereon Knows about our commences I birds .t school girl pointing at q nal English sparrow eaId today; That's
 song sparrow because hc has a blac
 spot on his breast" The male Eng , lsh sparrow has more than a spot, h has n black necktie on that covers th !. throat and much of his breast. :. song sparrow with his trim stripe coat, his neat aristocratIc air and swec liquid song is moi to be mentioned 1 :, the same class with our street gamii . The third sparrow now heard almo' :, everywhere in the meadows and bush . pastures Is tho field sparrow with Q characteristic song very easy to learr 4 II starts off with a few slow plaIntl,
 notes and gradually runs faster an e finer into a bead like tril He's rath IF CT hard 10 sec because SO small and g Il like the dried leaves and tWigs of th i buehes where he usually sings His hi
 is light colored and when he sings h l. throws his head back SO far it seem ,t as lf ne would topple over backward, < Before reaching the park ] heard n ol1 long flute like note of the Meade if Lark calling from the top of tro s. This is one of the pleasantest scum V of carly spring. Another call th' n. greeted me from the marshy meadow
 was the familiar "o-ka-loo-ee' of q
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Captain Joseph Belser of Morris Cove made quite a haul of fish yesterday, Assisted by his crew, Captain Belser drew up his big spread net Tn the Nor rls Cove waters, bringing to light quite a number of shad, aewiyes and flat fish. The shad we're all of good size and were disposed of for one dollar each to one of the local fish markets. Captain Reser has fished off these shores for n good many years. When be first started shad were plentlful but of late yeare they have been somo' what scare in the harbor. The catch yesterday was therefore one of the best made in years.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Celebration of Arbor and Bird Day in the schools-Call
 for Borough Meeting,

Arhor and Bird day will be observed with appropriate exercises in nearly all the schools in the Strong district In fact. the celebration began in a prac- teal way yesterday at Strong school AS already stated in The Journal Courier a concrete coping has been put in on the Grand avenue, Clinton avenue and Perkins street side of the strong school premises to protect the grass on the lawn and yesterday Su- pervisng Principal Graves had IS of the boys at work grading off hack of the coping, somo loam having been se- cured for this purpose This work will be completed today and then when if is seeded down, the lawn will be much improved. A very interesting program has been provided for the pu- pills of Grades ' and 8, and will be held in room IA, this afternoon at o'clock. The parents of the pupils are invited to attend One interesting feat ure will be an Illustrated lecture on birds, by Leon Hausman Strong, 1904, now attending at the Northfield school He has made q speciality or bird study and will give a very interesting lecture The lecture will be Illustrated by many stereopticon pictures After the pro. gram. there will be brief exercises fol the pupils of some of the lower grades The program in full is as follows Song-"Now the Wlntry Storms Are | OVer' ..,,.. ,,.t',,.''''''t'
 Grade VIII,
 Reading of the Governors Proclama-
 ton.
 Ralph Mckay
 song-"Trip Lightly .".,.......'.."
 Grade VII.
 Reeifation--"S Senator Hoar's Petition
 for the Song Birds .,""....,',..
 Hazel Robinson.
 Piano Solo, TEa Robins Return :"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
BIRDS AND SPRING Correspondent Writes of Return of the Chippies to New
 Haven. LITTLE FEATHERED GROUPS Song in the Trees Agaln--Traits and Dolngs of Each Species of
 Songster.

A member of the Audubon society has contributed the following interest ing paper upon the common birds fre- quently seen about New Haven at this time of the year:
 How regularly the birds re-appear in the spring on their return migration northbound! If you keep a careful rec ord year after year of the first day each species of bird is seen, some of 1 the birds will not vary more than two or three days fin their time of arrival. Yesterday you did not see a single bird
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
DGSFIGURlNG Humors, Eczemas, and Itchings
 Cured by Cuticura.

The agonizng itching and burning of the skin, as in eczema; the frghtful scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crusting of scalp, as in scaled head, all demand a remedy of extraordinary virtues to successfully cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills are such stands proven by testimonials of remarkable cures when all else has failed,
 Single Set often Cures Sold throughout the world Depots London, 27. Charterhou5c Sa, Pnrls b, Rue de n paix Australia k Towns& O., sydney; . s A., Potter Drug x Chem Corp Sole Props. Boston
 og. Mailed free, CutcuTa Book on Skin niseases
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
TnETA sIGMA ys. ALrINEs.

A good and exciting game is cx- peeted when the Theta Sigma nine will play the Alpines this afternoon at WestyilLe Torgeson will probably pitch for tho Alpines, while Daniels has been secured to do the twirling for the Theta, The probable lineup for tho teams follows: Thctu sigma. Alpnes. Connolly (capt) .........,.W Wooster
 Catch. DamclS ...,,,,.t.,,..'., ,..','' NllDuT
 Pitch. Higgins ...............W w Berkert
 First base. Williams ..,......,..,... ilumiston
 Second base. Falsey .....,...,..,..... R. Beckert
 Third base. Harra ........,......... Shanahan
 Shortstop.
 Left field. w. Carroll .................. Dunn
 Center field. Fraser ......,,,...,.,.,. O'Connor
 Right field
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
Helen Minnls.

HtTNN WIHWIN, Recltatlon-."On Legged Goose" ....
 Fannie sehollhorn, Solo "The Bird at Midnight" .,.,.,u
 Marion Hughes Quartet -"Tha Two Birds" "."" " Agnes Hogan, Myrtle Cooper, Thom as Barry and Harry Dill Song ~"So the Pleasant Spring .,....
 Grades VII and VIII. Flower Song ",,,t..",,,,''''''
 Grade VIII, Lecture on Birds Leon Hausman.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Borough Clerk John Parker posted the notice of the annual nucus on tho borough sign post yesterday, ealing for the meeting of voters to nominate a ticket, to be held in the engine house lu East Grand avenue next Thursday at s D. m So far, the only contest seems to be over borough tax collec- tor, l.. A. T, Blake has filled the ot- fec acceptahly for many years and VIII be put up as a candidate hy his friends, Edgar M. Allen and c. c, Baldwin are also candidates There does not seem to be much interest in the nomination for warden. Warden Clark, as stated some time ago, does not care for re- nomination, Several people have been mentioned as good men for the posi- ton if they would be candidates some of the friends of Harry Leigh wish him to run, but he stated some time age | that he was out of politics. MT
 I.eigh's friends say that he would giVe a good administration and would make a popular official They instance seV' eral improvements which he Introduced while one of the burgesses and say tha
 he deserves a promotion. One oi thes' matters was the sprinkling of the Dor
 ough streets. which improvement wal
 much appreciated last summer IL Il
 probable that there will only be on
 ticket In the field and that the nomin
 ations will be as good as an election
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

At Quinnipiac school a rockery for the use of the birds is to be built Al the Barnes avenue school four trees provided by the Elm City nursery will be set out
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Arbor day in East Haven will be ob- served with much interest by the resi- dents for the planting of the Roosevelt oak in the green occurs at this time and Gov. Woodruff has been engaged to make the speech. Exercises VIII be at 3 o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
9x12 Administer Rugs
 for $21.50

Best quality, perfect goods, worth $27, We also have a few best dual- fly 9Hl2 Administers, but mismatch- ed along the seams, that we will sell at sic each,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
The Time 10 Fly Kites
 Is When the Wind Blows

We recognize the necessity of constantly jogging .,. ,,,,,,, n,ind-hnt'S why we advertise People ,,no,, us nlrcady but wish 10 keep on reminding tbcu or what they already know We have to blow bem up now and then. We're starting . breeze this ,yao, p,rposcly 10 blow trade way. You will save money by flying your kites in this store under fair wind. 5t
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

At the fire which destroyed the pump house of'W. II Goodrich & Co., in War wick street Annex at o'clock yester- day morning, the loss will be about AlO and there is no insurance Word was telephoned to Officer Mack of the bor- ough who had Pilgrim churchbell rung. Fifteen firemen with Foremnn Blake of Quinnpiac hose company went down. but their services were not need cd as the building was practically de- stroyed Previously a supply of hose was sent down to aid the Annex fire men. which was used The chemical apparatus and the hose cart was also sent down. There were tanks with loo, GOO gallons of oil nearby and 1t for tunate that the fro did not reach them
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

The Ladies Foreign Missionary so- ciety of the Pilgrim church will give an entertainment In the chapel this evening at 8 o'clock Cake and cream will be served in the ladies room. An interesting program consisting Of Il play and msuic will be given.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01
EASTMAN KODAK AGENCY

Developing and Printing ls a science not easily mastered without our accu- ratcly prepared solutions. We are making a speciality of this work and our success Is a matter of pride with us
 No camping or fishing trip Is com plete without Q Kodak We have a stock of entirely new goods in this lIne--all sizes-all prices-wth neces- sary supplies
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Tho monthly meeting of the outlook club was held in the chapel of the Grand Avenue Baptist church last eve nIng, the president, Rev. Charles e Smith, prealdlng. II was Marie Corel- Il evening and the president read an l interesting biography of this noted per son. There were book reviews as fol- lows. Treasures In Heaven Miss Jessie Male; "Ardath,' LeRoy Man warlng: "A Romance of Two Worlds, Y Arthur Phillips. The last meeting of the season will be held In May when there will be a debate on the question, That Country Life Is More Beneficial Than City Life"
 The flags on the public schools were displayed yesterday on the anniversary of the inauguration of Washington.
 Mrs. Albert Nj. schappa and daugh- ter of Westneld. have visited Mrs schappa's sister, Mrs. John w. kesse' of Lloyd street, this week.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar made business trip 10 New York this week.
 George Trapp and family of Atwatel street. have removed 10 New Britain. The Strong school baseball team VII play the team from Roger sherman school tomorrow.
 Fort Hale lodge, lN. F. Q. P. will holt It's annual children's entertainment to . night.
 Mir. and Mrs Frederick William, Jr have returned from Nassau.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Mir. and Mrs. Frederick William Jr. have returned from Nassau.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-01

Lecture on Birds Leon Hausman.