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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-06-05
LYDIA e. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

to conquer all female diseases
Mrs. Norman r. Barndt, of Allen
town, Pa, writes:
"Ever since l was sixteen years of
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rangement and female weakness; in
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about Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and took it and wrote you
for advice, following your directions
carefully, and thanks to you l am to-
day a well woman, and / am telling
all my friends of my experience"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia K. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Had No Lights.

Charles & Beach. local autoist who was driving Walter Hall of "The Wolf theatrical company in an auto, pleaded guilty to not carrying his au- to license number in proper manner and was fined $5 with costs of $5.5A The tag ou t1e machine swung on a pair Of clips and was turned upside town when Lynch overhaued it, not displaying the number. The law says the tag must be stationary
 Harvey T. Lynch, who has g livery stable in Howard avenue, near Oak street. was thc first horse drawn vo- aiclo driver of the season to suffer, lvncA was caught driving a pncumat- ic rubber tired buggy Wednesday night without pair of lights as the law prescrihes. He was arrested b1 Patromcn iccuan and Murphy of tho auto squad, and paid $2 with $6.3 costs on a plea of guilty,
 Tho tsi light on an auto John A | topsou of Boston, a mechanical eX. pert for the Oldsmohile company Wa! driving, wont out, or at least wasn Lighted when he was in the New Ha
 ven house last evening, and he wal
 arrested, Hopson paid $5 and costs 0 I sG.96,
 i Luigi Boscp. who was caught cruis ! ing without q light on his bicycle
 was fined $2 without costs on a plei I ot guilty EIopson and Bosro wcr also arrested hy the auto squad,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
TRollIEy's BIG EARNINGS.
Connecticut Company Gets Net Profit
 of s2,33i.3Gs.2i in iDOs.

The report of the railroad rommis sionors on the street railways of Con necttcut was issues yesterday for the year ending June 30 last showing that the gross earnings of the con- nccticut company, the New Haven road g trolley system. were $6,jiS,i92,- 0l. The operating expenses were $i,- 2l&,92S,Ii, showing net earnings of $2.334 ,56$,2a.
 Tho Income from other sources was $ai2,9iA0S, and the taxes paid to the state were s2500
 The total car mileage during the year was 25,54t,tij, while the total number of passengers carried was l 1 25,60i. .l30. The total length of main track operated was ig$,345 miles.
 The report of the smaller companies showed: Bristol and Planyile. net earnings S30,659.S9, total passengers carried 1,771.2T7. Pennington Street railway, net earnings $S.29542. total passengers carried d29,1S3; Connect. cut Railway and Lighting co. of Bridgeport, gross earnings S1,26g g 1 450,G3 toperating expenses, etc. of this company included in conn. Go. reporDi DanbllrN and Bethel Strc 4 railway, net earnings S%2,56I77. pas scngers carried 2,36J,O2l; Groton an Dunnngton, net earnings S5&,675.0t, passengers carried 2,l2N,732; New London and East Lyme, net earnings Sl2,S5S,95, passengers carried a04,072; Norwich and Westerly, net earnings S2,5oI92, passengers carried j00,652; Hartford and Springfield Street Rail way Co.,, net earnings $65,591.S0, pas sengcrs carried 3,tS6,S3j.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Allowed to Land at Bordeaux on Condition That He Re frain from Talking for
 Publication.
IA SUPERFLU0Us REQUEST
Expects to Visit Spain on His Return from Surgeon at Berlin
 May Go to Paris To- lay,

Bordeaux, France, ,Dec, 10,-Prcsl- dent Castro of Nonc2'ela, arrived here to-day from La Guayra, The French steamer Guadeloupe, on which he leit Venezuela, November 23, dockod at paualaG X representative of Foreign Minister Pichon boarded the steamer and had an interview with Castro, after which the president and the members of his party came up to Ror- deauX on d private car, The president was greeted at the railroad station by the Venezuelan colony.
 When President Castro was inform cd this afternoon Qf the energetic step taken by Holland against Venezuela -~-tho naval demonstration along the coast last week, he exclaimed yehcm- cntly that he did not believe Holland would violate the spirit of rightful dealings, as both he and Venezuela had done only their dut&
 The president said that after his operation he expected to visit Spain, and that the pacific tone of this eoun- try in dealing with Venezuela was something hc never could forget A number of policemen we're drawn up at the railroad station to restrain tho people but tho assembled crowd was q small one and consisted chiefly of the Venezuelan residents of the 1 rty
 on the way to tho hotsl in autoulo- 1 piles President Castro was hardly no ticed, once in the hotfl he locked himself up in his room, and tho dones of the party were again surrounded In mystery lt has been positively stat- l ed that the president will leaNe here to-morrow for Paris, bWt tho members of his staff are apparently in cons l plctc ignorance If their actual move mcnts They act as f thcy were afraid to ask for information or to tender advice, Ii Is very clear that frcsi- dent castro is a law nnyo himself one of his aides said to-dai
 President Castro is an oNtraordin- arY man No ono knew he intended to leave Caracas until two days be foro he sailed He makes no one his coniidant, hc decides everything Wc | simply await instructions. on the steamer we asked what hotel we were Co stop at al Bordeaux Tha prea- dent replied that he would decide on tho train. Ii was only when Wt reached tho Bordeaux station that h. announced the namc of the hotcl
 Tho members of the presidents on. tourage who repeatedly advised him in view of the anomalous situation created hy his visit tn q country will which diplomatic returns were rup. tured, to make statlmon' were told
 'l can't talk with all the newspaper mon of Europe, consequently vii speak with no one. '
 II was learned this evening tha the agent of Foreign Minister Pichol informed President Castro in th, name or the French government tha he would be welcomed as privat, citizen, and that aa chief of state ht would be given every protection dur ing his soiourn in France The onl, request was that Castro refrain iron ! making a newspaper declaration ii
 his official capacity,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
CNLEDONiiNS ELECT.
Alexander Wilson Chosen Head oi
 Popular Scottish Organization.

The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Caledonian club was held in the club rooms. Courier building, last night The attendance of members wJe one of the largest for many rclrs. all the utmost enthusiasm prevailed throughout tho session Thtot James Fl, Murray presided The principal business was the election of officers for tho coming year For ohiat. the unanimous selection of the eiuD was Alexander Wilson MT Wilson las a; several times occupied tho sccralary's chair and has been for years nne uf ile most active workers for the organi2a- 1 tion bavid Ferguson was the unani- nous choice of the members for the poe sition of first chiettain. Charles Men zos was re elected second chcltain as was also William C, Mcintosh to thc office of third chioftain. George Steven Yon who has filled the position of fourth ] chieftain for scvcra years was also rc-
 elclod Willicam Black was also rc- cloted librarian Tho officers will be iu- stalled al the first meeting in January
 when a smoker win be given, II was
 also voted to invite the carpet bowling
 team of Clan Gordon. Hartford. to play
 the annua game between the two or.
 ganzatons. The club is also makine
 arrangements for the annual hoeinana,
 socahle to be given on the evening Q
 Decemhcr 3i.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Agreement in Widows Suit for $25,000 Against Street Rail way Is Contempt of
 Court,
FACE FINE OR JAIL
Severe Lecture from Bench Mctcd Out to Brooklynitcs Ordered to Return a Sealed
 Verdict,

New York, Dec, 1o.--Tailure by common consent to agree upon a Ver- dict In a widow suit for S25,0O0 dam ages against railway company to- day brought down denunciation upon tho heads of twelve jurors by Judge Crane, in Part of the Queens County supreme court, and resulted in their facing the alternative of mprison- mont or fine when they again ap- pear in court tomorrow to hear the judges decision in their case.
 Informed by policeman that the jury had agreed to disagree after having been instructed to return a sealed verdict Judge Crane ordered the iurNmen to report in court in tWenty-tour hours when he said he would either fine them or send them all to jail He accompanied these in- structions with a warning that he would scnd the sheriff after any mem- her of the jury who failed to appear in accordance with his order.
 The trouble resulted from tho iury's deliberations in the ease on Mrs. sar- ah ! Triber whose husband. Will liam was killed on January last by New York and Queens County trol- Icy car at Newtown and Flushing ave. nues Astoria, and who gucd the rail way company for S25,O0O damages. The case was heard before Judge Crane and q jury in Flushing, l., I. and before tho jury retired at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, tho judge ordered that they return a sealed yer diet,
 At o'clock last evening tho jury went ott for dinner after having been locked up for three hours, Court Policeman McArdle accompanied them to restaurant and it was while they were dining that John Rau, a builder, of Thirteenth street College Point is alleged to haNc gone to the policeman and declared
 q don't like tho verdict that has been reached in this case. Onc of the jurors suggested that we agree to dis agree and this was done
 MeArdlc called up Judge crane at the Hotel <nickrrhoekcr in Manhat- tan and reported the matter 10 him Judge crane directed that all the iur. ors De locked up until half past ten o'clock to-day. but when McArdlc rc. turned to tho restaurant he found. that one of the mon had left They were lall then told to Dc in court to-day,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Cuur IN R,NHIDE COALITION.
Nat Gooduin'S Mining Stock subject
 of Irresistible Bear tttack.

New York Dee 10 Nat GoodWins Rawhide Coalition compan mining stock was the subject of an Irresistible bear attack early this afternoon and after the opening price 1ad been cut In two, the feeling ran high on change and curb.
 Between eighty and ninety thou- sand shares changed hands and those behind the deal must have reaped t ric0 harvest The anger thlt the coup aroused was not diminished when fl became generally known that only q few insiders kucW that the man be- hind Goodwin in Che stock floating operation was the same man Who. some years ago in this city, had been ut tbr head of an extensive racing flip concern whien had been forced by the authorities to go out of business.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
TEN JOIN AUTO Cl,vB.
Responses to tie Membership Blanh'
 sent Oui ilrcadN Received.

Responses t5 membership blanks recently sent ont are already being rco aiyed hy the Ncw Haven Automo- bile club Though this is not exactly the automobile season thore is great aethty it local circles and Secretary Amos R. Patnes of the club yesterday announeed tho following new mem hcrs
 Victor Morris Tyler of 16o Prospect street, Charles E Brewster of 1ia Minerva street. berhy Arthur r. Al- linz or l5a Norton street Noble E. Bishop 0f 5ai orange street hymcr !. Becchcr of 10 Huntington street, Charles c F. Law of 3ia Thomas street West Haven. capt John |. Phelps Of stony Greek. Ira r Bennett Of Woodmonf, James |. Webb of Whitney avenue, llamden and r. $, Allis of Derby.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
ARMY OFFICER SENTENCED.
President Snspends Colonel but Less
 ems Captains Punishment.

Washington Dee 10, The Fort Wayne conrt-martial case was acted upon by the President this afternoon, and returned t1 the war department Col Daniel Cornman of the Seventh infantry was sentenced by the court - martial to one months suspension of rank and commapd, and to be ropri- manded by the reviewing authority The, finding of the court was approved
 Capt, Charles G French was sent nc. o1 by the couri-marIial lo be dist1issc1 from the service. The sentence Wae eommuted by President Roosevelt tt the loss of fifty files in linoal list oI infantry captains
 Capt French was charged with mis. appropriation of government forage and Col, Cornman was charged Wlp neglect of duty, in failing to stop th n sapprupriation.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
WOMAN AFTER CHAurTEURs.
Reckless Automoblists Subject Q
 Crusade in New York

New York, Dee. 10, Reckless chauneurs, of the man-killer type, and the "foy-riders" have at last aroused the wrath of an organization of Wom- eu the City Federation of Womcn's clubs-an organization that has q ro- markaby good record for stirring public interest and for bringing about the reforms that 1t undertakes,
 There is no doubt among the mem. bcrs that tho need ,for tho crusade now begun K yery real Mrs John Francis Yawecr, secretary of the fed- cratiou, says lhat sha knows one woman whose car has Killed three persons
 Thc public safety committee of the tedcratiou at session hold this ar- tcrnoou at thc lIoto Cumberland be- gan this formal work of afording pfo- teetion to pedestrians from the specd- ing automohile.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
$50. 900 CIGAR CONCERN,

A meeting of Mattoon Incorporated the new corporation formed recently for tho making wholesaling and re. taIllng of cigars, was held yesterday and elected officers as follows; Presi. dent and treasurer Albert w. Mattoont vicc-presldont, Henry C. Koppe, secre. tary. Abraham $, Leichter; directors A, W. Mattoor. Willis M Anthony, II C. Koppcl, A. s. Leichter and A. M Mattoun.
 The company will do general busl ness in cigars and tobacco with head. quarters in this city,
 The officers are men who have beer Identified with inc cigar industry foI many years and are well and fayorably known to the trade,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
IMPORTS TROssEAU IN CANS.
Wedding Dress, Cheese and Olives Ex-
 posed by Customs Can Opener.

New York; Dec. 10.--BringIng his dauceo's trosseau across the Atlantic tightly sealed in two tin cans at the bottom of his trunk, Dominica Patri. co, who is going to Texas to marry pretty Maria Consenio on her fathers ranch, arrived to-day on the North German Llody liner Koengin Luise from Genoa. Patrcio found that Che customs men wouldn't let hts cans pass uuuotIced, and he was forced to open them on the pier with can opener,
 In one can was q brides wedding dress, and in the other pair of dainty slippers, some cheese and a bottle of olives
 "That dress was worn by her great great at-Krandmother.'
 There was no duty on any of the goods, and Patrcio was permitted tc pack his belongings and go on his way.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
S35n FOR ISLANDER.

Minnie stut2ko was awarded s35O on hcr suit for slaUder against Nellie For sytho in the court of common pleas yesterday afternoon, Tho suit was for $l,OOO Both thc parties in this suit arc employed iU WiUchesters. Tho defend ant one night after coming home from the thcater made allegations concern ing the actions of the plaintiff at the factory Judgo Wolfe was on the bench The defendant, Nellie Forsytht has brought a slauder suit against Minnie stut2kes mother. Albertina Abt for the same amount to be tried in the same court,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
HoW's Your Back This Morning :?
Does It Ache :?

Maybe your kidneys arc affected. You need n0t suffer 50. Get relief and be permanently cured of this painful allmcnt. Hundreds of people have been helped, and PNuLS KID NEY PILLS will do as much for you, Read the following New Haven Tcsti- monial
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

rooms at 155 Meadow street; Richard Connors Jay L. Barrett James Greg ory and Julius Gtudzinsllt dvc young men were held l0 thc police court until December l2 for investigation
 Preston is a son oC Sherwood o. Preston of 3gl tJumnarey street su- perjntenlout of thc organized Chari- tics. Ila recently had trouble with his parents, and has not beon living at home
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
BOY Op SIX SHOOTS MOTHER.

Patcraon x. Jo Dcr 10. o.-Ats Mary KcaIncy. of No, l0l Warrcn street, is suffering at her home from tho effects of bullet wound accidentally inflicted by hor siN-Year-oId son. Tho boy took a loaded revolver from a burcau last night and was playing with fl when tIc weapon went off.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
CARN EGJE WILL APPEAR.

Washington, Dee, 10,--AndrcW Car nogie, on whom a subpoena was serv- cd last night, will appear before the committee on ways and means of the house of representatives next week to be examined under oath regarding the desirabiity of changing the steel and iron schedule of the Dngley tariff act,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
BR NzlL. SANCTIONS LOAN.

Rio JaUciro, pcc. l0~ President Pcnna has sanctioned the Federal guar antco on the Sac Pallo Province coffee yaIorjzatiou loan up to Sj5,0Oo0o0, raIa stop j8 taken in view of thc widespread national interest in preventing the ds- ordered selling of the coffee held in Sac Paulo
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11

For sale at tllc following drug stores price 30 cents;
 C. IT, Bishop. 800 state St. $. X K. Negbaur. t00i Grand Ave. T. r. Gillespie x Co.,, 5it Chapel St. \. T.. Morris, s3 Washington Ave. T. I. Beck, 5i3 Howard Ave. Notkin Bros. 26 Church St. (. A. Lamb, 2i5 DiXWrll Ave. And all other Druggists and Dealers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Broke LnM.

George McQ0ecnns was held over tn tho superior court on charge of breach of the peace, li is said that hc broke tho jaw of Rudolph Junering l in saloon fight
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
NEWS OF THE COURTS Alleged shoplifter's Rooms Con- tained Goods Supposed to
 Have Been Stolen.
5 HELD ON THEFT CHARGES
Held sor Breaking ,'aw--Claim Against City--Slandcr dasc--Brcach of
 Promise-Had No Lights.

Over s100 worth of goods believed to have been stolen from shops were found by detectives in tho rooms of Mrs Louisa Ruff of 322 York strcef arrested by Detective Daley for alcg- cd shopliftlng. She is held for trial on several counts of theft
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
SI 900 for Broken Heart.

Miss Clara Kouich has brought suit for Sl .200 agains William Kcgcc. q baker on Palmer street, for breach of promise to marry.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Held for Register Theft.

Held for the theft Of q National cash register, machine worth over st00, Sherwood D. Preston, who
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
Claim Ngnilsl (ilN.

Attorney H. [. Dielerman has filed against the city claim for damages to hit automobile in I rut in tho street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-11
$500 for slanclcr.

Judge TyHcr awarded Mrs Jennie Miller $300 for islanders said by Mrs Mary DwEcr Both five at 1S Taird street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
SEVEN HUNDRED
TO Be EMPLOYED
Hoosier Drill Will Engage Full
Working Force in a
Few Days.
OTHER FACTORIES RESUME
BY FIRST OF DECEMBER 1T is
STATED ALL UNEMPLOYED
MEN IN RICHMOND WILL BE Civ.
EN- OPPORTUNITY TO WORK.
OTHER FACTORIES RESUME

Today the Hoosier Drill branch of
the American Seeding Machine COM
pany has SO men on it's pay roll and
within a few days it's working staff
will be limited only by the capacity
of the immense plant. This means
there will be about seven hundred
men at work and all of them will be
receiving prosperity wages.
1t was just year ago this month
that the financial panic was felt in
this city. The" Hoosier Drill branch
at that time followed the example OF
the other local manufacturing con-
Germs and cut down it's working force
about two-thirds. Last spring the
company had a little over three hun
dred men employed. Since that time
two branches of the American Seed
ing Machine company, one in New
York and one in Kentucky, were
transferred to this city and consolidat-
ed with the Hoosier Drill branch. The
enlargement of the local branch OF
the big corporation together with the
return of confidence incidental to the
ele ction of William Howard Taft. has
resulted in the company deciding to
place a capacity force at work in the
local factory This week the com
pany's order to increase the working
hours from nine to ten went into eff
| feet.
| Other local factories are preparing
| to increase their working forces ant
| it is stated that by the first of mex
month any able bodied citizen of Rich
mond, will be able to find employ
ment if he desires it.
That the prosperity tidal wave ha:
already struck Richmond is shown
further by the fact that no Longer
groups of unemployed workmen arr
| seen on the street corners, cigal
stores. saloons and other public places
| 1t is estimated that at the presen
time three-fourths of the shop EN-
ployes of this city are at work. Three
months ago nearly two-thirds of th'
shop men were out of work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-11
BOhAP APARTE WILL
REPLY TO COURT
Attack of Federal Circuit Court
Judges Not to Go Un-
noticed.
APPEAL IN STANDARD CASE
SUPREME BENCH WILL BE ASKED
TO SUSTAIN THE $2e,24o, ,ooO
FINE IMPOSED BY JUDGE Lam.
DIS.
APPEAL IN STANDARD CASE

Chicago, H., Nov. flowing to the
refusal of the federal circuit court of
appeals yesterday to grant rehear,
ing of the governments suit against
the Standard, it is almost as certain
that the incidental slap given Presi.
dent Roosevelt's department of JUS
tice by Judges Grosscup, Baker and
Seaman in the course of their denial
of a rehearing will call forth rejoin-
der of an interesting nature from At
torney General Bonaparte.
Regarded as Slap at President.
In asmuch as the petition for a re
hearing was made on the highest exec
utive authority. the withering denun-
citation of government attorneys from
the court is regarded as directed al
the chief law officer. Mr.. Bonaparte
if not at thepresident himself. The
others involved in the criticism are
Solicitor General Henry NJ. Hoyt
Special Assistant Attorney Genera
Frank B. Kellogg. District Attorney
Edwin w. Sims, and Special Assistant
son. All these legal experts partici
pated in the conference at Lenox
Mass, last summer. at which it was
decided to ask rehearing. Tht
president then expressly authorized
the action upon the grounds taken b,
his counsel.
District Attorney Sims declines t.
discuss either the denial of the rehear
ing, the future course of the govern
ment or the castigation of the fedora
attorneys. In a dispatch from Wash
ington, however, it was indicated tha
Attorney General Bonaparte is con
| templating seriously a reply to th
criticism that will not spare the er
mine. The federal attorneys take tn
| position that inasmuch as the appel
late judges found it necessary to mod
| ify their opinion in several respects
the criticism directed at the govern
ment counsel comes from the cour
with extremely bad grace
Likely to Go to Supreme Court.
AS soon as the official copies of tn
decision are received in Washington
the attorney general will call a con
ference to determine the next NOV
of the government. This undoubtedl
will be petition TO the supreme cour
for writ of certiorari under authori
ty of which the highest tribunal Wi
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