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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
ON HOSPITAL LIST
Nathan Thomas Sill Liying-Othcrs
 Doing Well.

Tic condition of Nathan Thomas. whose wonderful vitality k surprising the doctors at the New Haven hospital was reported at that institution last night as unchanged and his death may occur at almost any moment. fl is be- leved. That the boy has lived so long under the conditions of his case ls con- sidered remarkable by the physicians
 Michael Flynn continues to improve and will be out again without any serious results to show for his coast ing under trolley car. pr. Robert Taft too. was considered out of dan- ger although he has not yet been dis charged from the New Haven hospital
 At Grace hospital Tobias Dlckle is reported In an unchanged condition. It Is not believed now that this attack of paralysis will result fatally
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
TWO DIE IN PISTOL DUEL.

Ponchatoula La. Dec, 25,-1rwan Cooper and William Arnold IT,, killed each other in a pistol duel in a saloon here late last night Cooper was a bartender in he saloon where the tragedy occurred and it Is said that the difficulty followed some words which Cooper had with Arnolds younger brother The proprietor of the saloon, named Poehaa, was arrested as access sorry
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
FOUR MEN ATTACK WOMAN.

Bridgeport, Dee. 25,- Mrs Patrick j Noonan of 539 Myrtle avenue was as. sauItod by four unknown men late to. night She was grabbed by the men and taken into dark alley where she was beaten about the head and her body badly bruised Her screams att tractod passersby and she was taken tc her home where her condition fig said to be serious. Tho men made their escape
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
NEW HAVEN'S BIG ISSUE
Road Put Out Total of S5t ,795, 900 in
 Securities This Year.

Tho total number of bonds notes and securities issued during the calendar year just closing by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad com pauy amounts to S5l.195,So0 There have been paid off ss22o01o two year debentures. leaving &S,b15,SO0 net as the amount issued for the year The larger Issues include $3,9i2.000 Harlem River & Portchestch bonds; S2,702,Ooo Boston & New York Ar line bonds; S2.00O.010 three year debentures $2 i76. .OG0 New Haven & Northampton bonds; s4,4S1 500, thre and one half per cent. debentures. and S3l,9l2S00 siX per cent. convertible debentures. There have also been issued sso6.S00 of the company's stock and S50I6)o old Col nnN Stock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
ROBBERY IN BRIDGEPORT
Thieves Ransacll I'airchi'd Home,
 Making S3.00O Haul,

Bridgeport, Dec 25 Burglars thoroughly ransackcd thr residence of Elmd w Fairchill 326 Clinton ave- nue to-lay and escaped with $3O0O worth of iewelry and silverware Tan family ana servants were away and the honse was empty from 2 to 10 D. m, during which time the burglary was committed. There is no clue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
MURDER IN HARTFORD STREET.

Hartford, Dec 25.--Samuel Rodin- sky, of 6S Pleasant street was shot at the doorstep to his store shortly af- ter midnight this morning by an u-n known thug and died on his way to the hospital There Is no clue to the murderer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
LONG CHEER FROM CANS
Colorcd Fighter Says Johnson Equals
 COrbctt'S ClcNcrncss.

Baltimore, Dec 25)Upon learn ing tonight the result of the Johnson. Burns fight Joe Cans, the former champion, said.
 "I know and nave boxed with Johnson, and the result bears out my prediction. There Is no doubt that he will hold for long time the heavy weight championship, for | do not tnlnk there Is man living who can defeat him. He has clovcrness equal to the best James ] Corbett ever showed, and besides he is a giant in stature and as quick as a flash.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
TOMMY MOMNTT WHIPPED.

New orleans Dee. 25, Young Corr bett, second for Tommy Mowau of Chi cago, threw up the sponge in the third round of Mowatt's bout with Young Donohue of Boston at the Royal Ath- 1etic club here tonight Mowatts left eye was closed In the first round and Donohuc had easy sailing thereafter, Mowatt was knocked down three times in the last round.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
FIRE sUFFOCATEs MINERS.

Amherst, N. S., Dec. 2S.--As a rc- suit of the brattice screens catching fire in the Joggns coal mines to-day John II, Coleman aged 25, and George Sawyer, aged go, were suffo. cated to death and Prank McNcil aged 22, was so seriously burned that he will probably dic
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
ANOTHER EXPOSITION.

Louisville kyp Dee. 2b, Following the successful exposition of Louisville products which was held here in April 19O7 thc Commercial club and kin drcd organizations of this city have launched Che southern industrial an.l electrical exposition, to be held April 12 to 2i 1909. The purpose of the coming fair Is to create an interest throughout the south in lighting the cities, all night after the manner oi Broadway in New York,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
BULLET BATTLE ON TRAIN
Ono Killed; Four Others. pIunging
 Through Windows. Arc Lost.

Fort Smith, Ark Dee. 25,-One negro was killed and two others fatal ly wounded to-day during fight on a negro excursion train on the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern railway between this city and Chcro- kee Junction. Okla. Four other ne- groes who plunged through tho car windows to escape the bullets cannot be accounted for, Trainmcn finally some of the disturhers and they were lodged in jail at Salli- saw
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
NEW PASTOR FOR wEsrpoRr.

Westport Dec. 25 Rev Charles F. Taylor, of Brooklyn N Y. has been called to the pastorate of the Vest port Congregational church to succeed Rev Warren P Lauders, resigned. Mr. Taylor is a graduate of Princeton university and of Union Theological seminary.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
GENERAL rEvRTER DEAD.

Grenoblc, France, Dee. 25.- General Fevricr, who was a grand chancellor of the Legion of Honor at the time of the Panama scandals, and who rec signed July t3, 1895, in consequence of a vote of censuro passed upon him in the chamber of deputies, as a result of the canal question, is dead.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
BANDIT TIRES OF ROAMING.

Guthrie okla, Dec 25.-Goternor Haskell announced to-day that he had received word from Hcrny starr a noted bandit, to the effect that starr was ready to surrender and stand trial upon charges against him in this state if Governor Haskell would guarantee immunity against eXtradition to other states. This was refused.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
HOCKEY FATAL TO CiuBMNN.

Woburn, Mass, Dec 25,1ohn C. Proctor age 39, of Reading, manager of the Wine and Coca company of Bos- ton, and prominent in society and club life in Reading and Boston, died sud denly to-day following unusual eXer- ton in q game of fec hockey
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
PARENTS KILL CHILD.

Philadelphia. Penn, Dee 25.-Alfred Turner, aged ten weeks, was killed in q peculiar manner during fight be- tween his parents here to-day Will liam Turner the father according to inc report made to the police, tackled his wife because she did not have breakfast ready when he came down sairsJ Mrs Turner had the child in her arms and in her fight she dropped it tu tho floor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
AnsonIa, Dee. 25.-tAt the lO.3o o'clocl

Ansonia, Dec 25.lAt the lO,30 o'clock services at the M. E. church Sunday morning. "The Adoratlon,' Christmas cantata will be sung by George B. and Lillian C. Nevin, assisted by A large chorus of women The cantata tells the beautiful story of the adoration and tho members of the church should be present to hear its rendition,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26
FOR SALE !!

family house, Grove st. near Yale buildings $2,7O0; one-family house. Edgewood ave, s3.oo0, two-family house, GoTe st., $2.7O0; one-family house, Pond st, S2,3OO; one family house Fourth st,, West Haven, s3,00J: two family house, Baldwin st., S3,600, two family house, Garden st., s5,2o0, one family house Elm street, s5, 000. For particulars address, House" Post office box, 594, city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-26

Further details of negotiations lcad- ing up to the agreement announced late last night will be found on page l6 Of this issue
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

Sa him to sponge out the Dictatorship
and TO begin ~ = strictly constitution.
81 sovereign, but above all, 10 place
himself In their hands, They want
him to enact the Fole Of Dom Luis,
che father Of Carlos. wAo, for twenty
years. relgned over Portugal but did
Oot govern,
Unaer the present circumstances the
course Of the king 10 dangerous. m.
asnanch as ne haa placed the destlnies
OF the throne In the Aanda Of the lead.
err Of the two discFodited old par
ties, men whose past prevents them
from meeting their advorSaries IN The
open tiOja Of political Discussion. and
who the people win insist must BE- die
eiptned.
One act Oe repression viii entail
another, Tue cry viii DO raised that
reaction hae come and an explosion
will be- Inevitable, In this event the
throne may DO compelled to establish
q second Dictatorship.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
GOV. cREEL's PLAN.
Question Of the Liquor Ppablsm Along
New Lines.


New Lines.
San Antonio, Tex, Feb. ga
special 10 the Express from Cnlhphua,
Mexico, says:
Governor Creel says that as soon a.
more pressing matters are disposed Of
10 may take up the question Of the
liquor problem along the lines Of the
GotchenberE system as proposed BY
him when he was acting governor two
years ago.
In brief. this comprises q quasi.
philanthropic corporation to take over !,
one by one, or IS rapidly ~ possible.
the saloons OF the state. close many
OF them and conduct the others I'M
der strict regulations and on such 3
plane as will conduce to temperance
and morality.
The profits OF the company. IL was
then proposed. will be limited to ak
per cent on the capital Invested. all
above that being devoted TO public
service or some other cause.
Owing to the amount OF other bust
ness on hand. the governor has as
yet done nothing toward carrying the
plan into effect, but he has always
been a worker for temperance and has
accomplished much In regulating the
traffic; reducing the number OF ga
looms, closing them half . day on
Sundays, and at 10 o'clock At night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
VaLL 10 I'VE OEATn.

New YeFa, Re1. -. -RAIiing eev.
saiy fed over ne ska IL Mosing.iaa
Pagk. IIaFleaa, Ilon1ay. Jaasas y, o.
DFoogna. swelVs yeasu Cd, asrwei lAe
p11swsih beleW asa wss inslantiy kilL
-. YounS usDonns. cid several
etbss bp5e. was aagagne q q snevbaii
battie 90 Ne - 81 ne 90 seypiaiioa,
asy hiDekAensa kn6Wu - PERI tiauin.
WbsoA nbstis ne e1ns ~ No eilH.
Dsocgaa. raasisa eioss V ~ lssep.
silepes anA veat over ne begsa
fathsg. IasesA DFaaAna. insmoaaatss
b netisea, carried tka eFWlsaa toag
- BE ses - ~ hema tse biasts
afssenf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
a.. IA Man Wanted d.

amnrstin. Tea, Feb. % a ParN
~. express agent has idFh'lhed =
n.an arrested BY sheriff Hughes a.
GAamrOck, Tea. GEh'y G'Fs a. -
skis city. Is 4. z. Richmond, W.
-annsnw supreu messsaseT Who y
eAnrnoa With having So'ea ~ -. :.
tsannit a Paris, last July aga 70,
wRoee arvsst a reward Of $500 sA1
Ascn o1ered. TIE MAJ, Wso va
esana Ilving On . runch near 'se ~
nhokl.Aoms Ilns. vas knoun Al SAAn
eorh as w. n. Brown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
HOSPITAL AND SCHOOLS.
Three New Institutions ProUaleod ~
Ianta by Bishop Nelson.

laUNa Wy 9ss4psR NNt~~Ns
Atlanta, Feb. 26.--Another hospital
and two sominaries OF collegiate
gradc--on for boys and one for girls
Are to be established In Atlanta II
plans being considered by Bishop @.
X. Nelson are consummated, and the
bishop thinks they viii be.
This announcement Of the prospect
o. % hospital aud. two schools for AZ.
aua Gader auspices OF the Episcopal
church was the notable feature OF the
g.. ION at 81. Phillips cathedral OF
,ac ay'cen,h anniversary Of tho con-
sccra',on OF Bishop Nelson.
To anniversary service to cQmmem'
roratc the bishops conservation was
very Impressive. Tho professional
through the church by the choir and
the many members OF the CLERGY vas
probably The most impressive feature.
There were present In the congrcga'
tion many persons from Columbus.
Grimm. Athens, Gainesville, Home
and OTTER toans who came 10 Atlanta
10 attend tho anniversary celebration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
CALL FoR MONEY.
Treasury Secretary Issues Notice q
National Banks.

Treasury Secretary Issuss N0tIee -
National BankS.
Washington. Feb. &c The Seere'
tary Of he treasury has announced .
call upon national banks for appFUx'
ima,e,y % per cen, OF the pablo
funds nov he'd In inactive depositoF'
les having on deposit such fumes N
The sum Of 800 900 or more. and -
p.r ecu, ~ the pubic funds nov ha'e
by active dcpoltohes uhers the %
pos,, "a 800 900 Of sOoh fuhas. Or 10
a1ecss thereof and where such vita
araual can be made Without incoaVeni'
snes 10 the treasury S"par'm"ui 10 ths
Transaction 81 public business USosr
the call approximately 90 900 90 ~ii'
b. returned To the treasury.
Secretary Cortelyou stated that al
v,... from all portions 81 The ooantry
-, 70 u. eject that tAis pro00Tflon
:, "a rp,,umeu, funds noS % o.
81, vr,. ,hr1s nA,ioaAl bahkn eAa
20 u,tssraun uithosi d<fTm@sA "
s,.n,,,l ootlg:soas Ia am toeiioe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

cB-rir,x. Ga FEB - --'S9Gs =.
w1msrsAn tis4 a. 10 rsiAf0es -
~, = Klfsy Ia CsmaaAE. N0a'
a, ,,,r,,aaa y, : o'sscet AZ tas ass
- - .ir.l,eEh, IAN Iu4rs wnline
-, o.. q As o!ass' Aaa f'eA'
...,,.,, - C4nzisG We va u
-, ,.s, !asEs a 20 iss@'os
80 "a 40, r-sr~ssa'''i FOrST~
-, A. - Coo;FiA isEs'A'sfs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
RIOT AT WEDDING.
agnlves, Bottles, Chairs and Tables
Used In Free For.All Fight.


Chicago, Feb. "a. -Four Uyn Nery
stabbed On a manner that is likely 90
grove fatal, fifteen others, inc.ua!nc
policeman, were severely aud sc'.
ofal others slightly injured In a not
Between two factions Of Polish co'c.
&falOrs early Tuesday morning. The
nxAt marked the end Of festivities 10
GAe saloon OF Joseph Kuta
the rioters were the guests at he
Waddsng OF Lee ChOassh and Mary
Wn6ya. The conflict had It's orGn
81 an old controversy between the two
fnclions OF Poles and ircetora!l
MRhk IN which kniyes. beer bottles,
ehnlra and tables were used followed
aavegal quarrels which occurred early
ln ne evening.
"A not call vas sent in, and a strong
Urea Of police was sent to the saloon
where. nfter 4 severe fight. they sue
1ad IN arresting twenty 81 the not
-. After being taken to the police
alelfon. John WadyA attempted TO XII
n1ey WudaSsk, who had faihtcc
om lons og blood. wsdya, however
ffafsa While struggling with two 20
Nreman.
re hide and groom were 'oeke'
np n cell, but were later released
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
Important Educational COnven.
ton at Washington.
SESSION LASTS THREE DAYS
Acre Than 1000 Educators Are A.
taHdlns the Convention Of the De.
partment Of superintendence Of the
N9alonal educational Assoc alton.

washington. Feb. 2G.-More than
1000 educators from all parts Of tho
Sountry gathered here Tuesday 70 at.
tend the convention OF the department
81 superintendent of the national ed.
acationad association. The conyen.
con will be in session three days and
~ general meetings will be held in
Ne Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
piBcopal church. while the assOciat
"a bodies will be divided lato round
aabless" and held elsewhere. Seven
eo-Ordinated societies will unite with
ne department OF superintendent In
ne convention.
3 Inc social features will be the rccep.
elOn OF President Roosevelt Wednes-
Cay at the White House. and recep.
Ton at the Corcoran gallery OF art
Hhursday evening.
The FIRST session Of the national con.
yention was called To order Tuesday
~ President Frank b. Cooper, super.
kntendent OF schools, Seattle. Wash.
end greetings were extended by Secre
tarY OF Agriculture Wilson ana Elmer
~ Brown, United States commission
er OF education, to which q response
vas made BY F. Louis So.Gou, su
gerintendent Of the 81. Louis public
elshools. THE Sayi"g Il Tine and
EsneFgy In School Wosh," WAC Go.
theme OF discussion.
The afternoon program provided a
Symposium on The Place Of ludI
tries In Public Education" with d.sc.s
ions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
puLL FIGHT FOR sAlLoRs.
oflesrs and Men Of American Fleet
Witness ESelAlnp Contest.

Lima. Peru, Feb, Is Ten thou
sand spectators. moro than half OF
whom were officers aud men Of tho
American fleet, Witnessed q thrilling
bull fight Monday afternoon,
President PNrdo and hla stan ocou'
pied the royal box. and the adjoining
boxes were filled with the higher on
GERS OF the visiting warships Society
too. was prominently represented, and
tho spectacle. from start 10 hntRh
wAa not noon 10 be torgo,tcn, The
dangers II bull hghtiDg we're graphic
ally illustrated. foe tho 1rAt bull IN
tho ring tossed tho chief matadof and
dlsabied him from further work, Ths
hkh bull gored the throat Of tie soc
ond matador aud be vas earr,SS
bleeding to his quarters. II " not
likely that he can survive,
The apeotAeN Of oiliccrs In uniform
ladies' In GORGEOUS gowns and picture
hats. ~ though attlred for some At
ternOou reception, aud tkousands 81
sailors gathered Aruund the TlnE, wal
q brilliant Que and during the hgh9
ihg with che bulls the enthuElasw
was unbounded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

Chioaro. Pc. 2s.-Nlss ''a0'
Vhlss, twuaty-St1 ysArA - re. Voc, .
Asshe b hsIlsysa 10 havs been u - 20.
Asnn cIty. md, va sOusd DEAD - ~
huom - . d0sn.t0wn ho'el saip -
,Bassaay noraisr. u Il tseaSst %
uomaa eomzasis4 suiesae. TSs -
Hoa. are n.assAang s0s . yOaaS !.
~ lhe nnua a W. p, coNgrorS -
49, lnlnh en- ftgs sose inias'sa''
spfniu ~ ypuas vo@aS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
VATAsa La0s sLAvEa.

CalegaAD apginns. Oslo. Rsh. % -
lnisappe Aila. the aaaFehiss Ne shat
nad kilie4 EatAeT Leo lIeiBFieAM e.
DenYeF, $40 thnf ~ was mlafeA -
MI ~ priest ~ ths nnmaa e ne
skaFeh bells. which FamihAe6 hfm q
he hoBe tn sicily, pA1nh ~ ears was
wrestn4 fIein Elm ~ the ehassA.
u avpaass from sfatsmaais naAs ~
the mns6esws. lhat Wills ltvina n
iiaig Ae uas sspefimi from ne eaaFeA
baeeaoe % ~ enarohiaiie tsashiags
saa lhat ~ wife Fhoa Ieft aim.
iseF esaessi0a nlFthsg earAsga Tin
aeaanyt ~ ehuFeh go he vgiasta.
ana Wien ~ aeara fhs ehafeh bells
ginNlsa Snnaag nsoFHina ~ 4eehaad -
- eef go htll sae pstsst "a least. eaA
malu n - eealA
ne mn1dereF sid ~ RAs beFa n
AFasp8, NleiiY. Amg. -. 1857. No
sd ~ seat - Dssnos AyFea n t9eS.
So 49, - Feseiess wtfn ahish Aa
EfEa1 Rafhef a6a 0aK pageeN
lks iEanp1lsn9 q Nea Yea e,i9
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
"DlsoUsrHo" MATTER OOss.
csrttla cort o. Pea, Cards No, Starred
from Mails.

csFttla Cart Of Post Cards not BaFrsd
from Malls.
waSatrEtoa. Feb, ae,--The bin %
revive the criminal eode Of the United
Rta,es was passed BY the committee Of
the whale ~ the senate Monday, and
was ordered reprinted With amend.
menla - that Il might be Vat upon 80
passage
An Amsn6msat pr0poeea ~ the
poslnsise department prohsbittRG TIE
sendinG Of postal cards WITH "dlngRai.
ihg@ nAitss displayed % them ihFoeeh
ths malls VIVA voted aewn.
Senator bailey aaid SONS people ara
"aisWnssSas ~ thlagn nat - not
-aiAgsst~ cher ps0ple. aad Ne thoaEal
tha word placed lne maay rsaEte.i0as
% the mail SERIES.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
$500, s,s. O., - - |.

w..sisr,oe . G. Fse f" ~. :.
,os,r.s, ~ ~ r''ni's 10 - s's -. :.
-. ,l.s,A vss.p s's'aisS sss sss
as y1.s,, IL wl.s,aEiSs ~ s.S
y..Is. q Auss:A da ass ~. -
-, "a gsaanls. rsSfssps1tas As
80 - eo.aay. 4 PasssslDaal
TSs CASTE psaSis aszss 'e - -.
:, ,ysu. s So isSs - @sS@'
.av 6si9v@ $50.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27

heW DsaaswlctS ~ g., -. ~
ssnatof wtinoa. - Asianiie eesnsy.
Aseea - Aasa ne state loSteisluFs
paes 9 h5f WttsA wsfI ssge naroie
eutasfF meehna1es ifnes 60 tnmAueeses
We1ea 90 No e. ylaieaa d d pal1
~. ~ ma1rF ~ fsst - Wi,a ~
Ser Ia4 - - ia go eeusteET
unei 90 ttena y est1na6 - gse
4 es aa1s q sscr ~ So - -
aen s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
MONARCHY OO0NED2
Portugal Seems On Eve Of Vic
lent Political Struggle
FORCES PREPARE FOR BATTLE
Whether or Not q Republic lS To sup.
plant shs Monarchy, Il 10 Conceded
That Portugal IL econ 70 Witness
atormy Tlmss.

Lisbon, Feb. 2S.--Whsther or not
4 republic ID coon to supplant the
monarchy In Portugal, II l. practical
" the unanimous opinion here that the
near future viii witness aSiolent po'
litical struggls In which tue life OF the
monarchy may be the stake.
The comparative tranquility since
the aasassinAtions Is simply, a breath
ing spell In which the forces OF the
monarchy on tho one hand and popu'
lar government on the other are be-
Ing marshaled for the coming hay, the
battlefield OF which will be lAsbon.
The masses of the people In the
country are ignorant and have hither'
20 been entirely Indifferent to the po'
lldcaf battles which have eonvulscd
the capital. Lisbon for political pur'
poses is Portugal. ana the republicans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-27
LEOWAS MARKEOMAA
Martyred Priest Object Of Ven
GeaRCe Of Anarchists.
PLOT WAS LAID TO KILL MIN

A. Patterson, N. J., and u Il be.
nsVsd Ne May Have Incurred "RSdS"
ENmlty While There.
Denver, Colo. Feb. sS,--In the ~.
blesolng Of 1t. Esiisabaths church on
Monday. rendered necessary by tho
assassination at the altar on sunday
Of Father Loo by Giuseppe Alto, nos
only were prayers raised for the puri-
iication OF the temple and the protec.
ton Of the etlitee from any further
dissertation, but duplication was also
made on behalf Of tho assassin that
no might bo caused Ia repeat Of hla
rash deed. This most in,preasivs
ceremony was witnessed by but iow
people. II consumed more than an
hour. and At itS conclusion. Father
Phillips announced that 81. klInabeth'a
could again DO Opouei Cor service.
Incurred Anarchist Gnmlty.
Most Of tho priests OF the Roman
Catholic church In this city believe
that Father loo Helnrichs war q mark
ed man from the time he arrived In
town last August or ovOn before. Zoe
dead priest was stationed previously In
patOEfon, N, j., and Il II believed
that no may have Incurred Tho can't
wy OF tho anarchists there and that
ploe waa laid 30 XIII him, perhaps pri
or 10 his leaving Paterson, but that
tho machinery Of tho "roda" failed To
set lnto running order until Alio car
ried out ordefa.
A woman WAC witnessed the TRACE
dy told 4 pFomineat Catholic priest
tlIAt two weeks aEe. during 90 early
mass. she Jaw two evibappenTihg men.
one OF whom ah0 believes WAS tho NJ
pAssln. standing IN tho alslo Of a..
EltEahe4iRa church. They were con-
vefblng ID . low tone, but she saw one
Of the msn point 10 two priests wh0
were In the Sanctuary, Tho priests,
one % whom Was EHlbeF I.oO. were
separated several feet. ana the man
who did the p1luhuH directed hla M
goF toward Father Loo and remarked
In low tone, That's the man"
Made oSep impression.
Tue woman thopgbt II ssEaREs taai
the two meh shohid hold eoHSesaA'
Ton ~ toe church. nad TITS. tngsthef
VITA their "fnNian.llha ApDaaFanee
nsaae . deep improusioh upoa her
Wbea she cav ne ASaasain Funnina
Soun the aleis nnRday, she aseaaFea
she Immediately recognised him ~
thema \ 70 whom Father t9o had
basn polnaed out,
the police are woFhiAG 90 No eea,
apiFaey theUvy Aaa hUHtlnk co. two
ssranss men thought 70 have beaa as.
eompiieea % Ale.
Pubic funeral services Wess hsld %
WodnAatag,