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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
WALKER IS EXTRADITED
Absconding Treasurer Will Arrive
 Here Early Next Month.

Washington, D. C., March 19-The State department was to-day informed that the Mexican government has granted the extradition of William F. Walker, the Connecticut banker who absconded several months ago and was located in Southern California by Pinkerton detectives.
 New Britain, March 19.-Treasurer A. N. Stanley of the Savings Bank Of New Britain, tonight confirmed the report that the Mexican government had granted the extradition of William F, Walker, and stated that Walker was expected to be brought back to Connecticut early in April. He will be turned over to the United States au- thorlties at once, and will be accom- panied back to this State by Detective Hoffman and Superintendent of State Police Egan.
 Hartford, March 19-After the sen- tencing of Rosslno and Fughetti, the Italian murderers in the criminal su- perior court, to-day, Judge Edwin B. Gager adjourned court till Wednesday. April 1, at o'clock. on the request of State Attorney Arthur F. Eggleston, who said he hoped to have William F. Walker, the New Britain embezzler, here by that time and should want to bring him before the court for the ar. ranging of bond.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
TO HEAR PHONE PLEA
Waterbury Business Men Will Listen
 to New Company's Plans.

Waterbury, March 19,-At a meet ing of the directors of the Water bury Business Mems association to- night, 1t was voted to extend to an official of the Connecticut Home Tele- phone company an invitation to ad- dress an open meeting of the associa- tion in the near future. This was done after the plans of the new com pany were explained to, the directors When the telephone contest took place in the last general assembly the Waterbury association opposed the legislation introduced in favor of tele- phone competition.
 At the meeting of the Waterbury Business Mems Association this even ing a resolution was adopted request ing the city officials to insert a clause in all municipal Improvement contracts requiring the contractors to employ only Waterbury laborers and mechan- ics where possible.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
BRYAN AFTER TAFT
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 speaks of the injustice to the stock holders; and yet, what has he sald about the injustice that the stockhold- CTS have permitted the corporations to work against the general public for a generation. Where are his speeches denouncing the Standard oil trust ana the Steel trust, and the other trusts The stockholders are not the only ln- nocent parties. If they do not want to run the risk of paying fines, they can sell their stock of the law breaking corporations; but the consumer who Is the victim of the trust.
 His veto of the two-cent fare bill IS another illustration. What has Sec retary Taft done, or is he doing to protect the public from the misuse of corporate power? What specllic legislation does he demand for the extermination of the trusts? None. When he comes to the discussion Of the tariff question, he is much more concerned about a republican Vletory than he is about tariff reform, be- cause he is not willing to jeopardize a republican victory by immediate tariff reform. But 1 desire to pre- sent what I regard as conclusive eVl- dence of Secretary Tafts uniitness to deal with the question of corpora tions. You will find this evidence III government report of the hearings before the committee of the house or representatives on insular affairs III the Fifty-eighth congress.
 Secretary Taft was a witness before the committee. There was in the charter of the Manila railway a pro- vision that at the end of 100 years the railway should revert to the Spanish government. The company had claims against the United States for occupa- ton of the railroad for nine months Secretary Taft explained that he at tempted to settle this claim by giving to the railroad a perpetual franchise The point that I desire to make Is this that Secretary Taft was willing to fasten upon the Filipino people a per petual franchise and give to a railroad company the power to hold this fran chise forever. The trouble is that Secretary Taft looks at public ques- tions from the standpoint of the men who own and operate the corporations which need regulation, whereas reform must come from those who look at the question from the standpoint of the masses of the people.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
PTTTSBURG AGAIN FLOODED.
Sudden Change in Weather Saves City
 from Disaster.

Pittsburg. Pa. March l9,-A feeling of relief swept oyer Pittsburg and vi- cinity early tonight when officials of the United States weather bureau am nounced that conditions had suddenly changed and that the flood which came upon the city with unusual suddenness this morning would not be as serious as they expected early in the morning and until after noon.
 It was said tonight that the crest of the flood would probably reach the city about daylight and that 1t would be slightly less than 30 feet instead of feet or more the forecast of the first warning. The danger line in Pittsburg is 22 feet. At the extreme head wa ters tonight the rivers are falling, rain having ceased early this morning. The lower Allegheny and the lower Monon- gahela are still rising. the average rate all day having heen about ht-tenths of a foot The Ohio is rising rapidly.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
PRINCESS JEWELS SEIZED
Daughter of Late Queen of Belgium in
 Financial Straits.

Brussels, March l9.-The jewels of the late Queen Henrietta of Belgium left by her will to lsr daughter. rfin- cess Louise, which some months ago were seized for debt and later return ed to the princess have giln been seized on court order obtained by Count Rudolf Festeties for an alleged loan of sl1,0oo by the count to the prin- cess. An arrangement had been reach ed with other creditors whereby the sale of the jewels was averted. But Count F'esteties opposed the arrange be heard on Tuesday next.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
MAY HAVE CREW
 AT HIGH SCHOOL
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of good athletes that have been sent from New Haven to Yale in the past in other lines of athletics and he real ized that with the establishment of a high school navy boys will be coming to Yale in the future prepared to do valiant work in that line as well. He has long complained of the poor row ing methods that the boys that. come to Yale from Springfield and St, Pauls have absorbed and which he finds he has to make them forget and then teach his own Yale methods which is harder task oftentimes than teaching the boy who has never had an oar in his hand. MT. Kennedy will give his service gratis. He will take care of the crews at such times as the Yale crews do not demand his at tention. Before long it is expected that the high school crew will be one of the largest and best feeders in to the ranks of the Yale rowing cir cles.
 The one obstacle which at present stands in the way of the plan of row ing at Lake Whitney seems to be to get the consent of the New Haven Water company But it is thought that the directors of the company will be heartily in favor of giving such permission, or if they are not willing the popular demand all over the city when realized will bring about the de- sired result,
 It is possible that New Haven crew will be sent to race with New York schools in the interscholastic meet on the Harlem river.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
AT K. OF C. CONVENTION
Lively Contest Expected for Office of
 State Deputy.

The meeting of the state convention of the Knights of Columbus on May ,, in this city, promises to be warm one A hot fight is being put up by several men for election to the office of state deputy. But the issue lies between James A. Kennedy, the depu- ty of District Number 1. a New Ha- vener, and William Hearns of Naug- atuck. The friends of each candidate are hustling around pledging dele gates. The New Haven delegation, eighteen strong. are solid for Ken nedy.
 . At the present time it looks as though Kennedy has the call. He has made very favorable impression and the state in his degree team work and unless untold developments oc- cur, Kennedy will succeed James Muskill of New Britain as slate dep uty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
WEAK WOMEN
A Letter of Interest to Many in New
 Haven, Conn.

After a very long and trying exper- fence, Mrs. w. c. Parker of Jackson, Michigan, writes friend as follows: T have been sick and all run down for more than a year. l took all kinds of medicines that were recommended by friends. I was in such a nervous condition that I could not bear the slightest noise, and so weak that I could hardly walk upstairs. A friend advised me to try the cod liver prepa- ration, Vinol, and I did so with won derfui results. My weakness and nervousness are all gone, l can wall, any distance, and have gained very rapidly in strength and flesh. I am writing you of my experience in order that you may advise any one whom you know is suffering as l was what to take
 This is only additional testimony in regard to the value of our cod liver preparation, Vinol, which we have sc unhesitatingly recommended to the people of New Haven, Conn.,. for the last few years Vinol Is not a patent medicine, but a cod liver preparation made by a scientific, attractive and concentrating process from fresh eods livers, combining with peptonate of iron, which is a needful constituent for the blood, all of the medicinal healing and body building elements of cod liver oil, but no oil.
 We ask every peyson in New Ha- ven, Conn, who is run down, nervous debilltated and every aged, feeble per son to try Vinol on our guarantee to return money If It fails to give satis- faction. HuIl's Corner Drug Stores Cor. State and Chapel Sts., Cor How ard and Congress Ayes, New Haven Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
ELEPHANTS AT LARGE
Circus Animals Escape from Show and
 Head for Winter Home.

valdosta, Ga, March 19.-Chief of Police Dampier received telegram from circus men at White Springs. Fla, stating that two of their ele- plants had escaped and were headed for Valdosta, where the circus win tered.
 Later reports which reached here say the elephants were surrounded nine miles from Genoa, Fla, by a crowd of farmers with guns and that the big animals were fired upon, the shots only infuriating them and caus- ing them to break away, Telegrams from White Springs say that the pco- pie in the county through that sec ton are organizing for big elephant hunt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
S400, ,000 FIRE IN LOWELL
One of Largest Tool Works in Country
 Goes Up in Flames.

Lowell, Mass, March 3o.--The plant of the Fifield Tool Go, makers of en- zine lathes and other machinery, one of the largest shops of its kind in the country, was burned early to-day. The loss is estimated at s40000o and is only partly covered by insurance. The fire communicated to a nearby residential section known as the Highlands and one house was burned and two others badly damaged
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
ANTI-GAMBLING ATTACKED
Sudden Revival of RumOrs That Op'
 position Will Kill Bills.

Albany, N. Y., March l9.-- There was a sudden and unmistakable re- vival to-day of rumors Of a rear at tack" upon the anti-race track gamh- ling bills, and that combination had been formed between the senators opposed especially to this particular Legislation and those more interested in the defeat of the bill to establish the system of permissive direct nomi- mating primary elections.
 Members of the senate professed ignorance of any material change in the situation and no tangible evidence of such a change were discoverable; nevertheless the capitol and hotel lob bies are fairly buzzing tonight with more or less confident assertions that ''the race track bills are dead
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
Sa5. 900 IN MISSING RoNDs

Boston, March 19--Alleglng that bonds and securities worth ss5,o0o are missing from the trust funds that were held by John Q. Shaw grandson, of the late Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw. of tho supreme court. and a prominent lawyer and cluhman, William C. and Harriet g. Wlnslow brought bill in the supreme court to-day asking for an account ing The complainants allege that Shaw has mingled trust property with his own.
 At present MT. Shaw Is m at home. He has been president of the Rockport Granite Co, the United States Hotel Go. and is trustee of several large estates.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
CONSOLIDATED MUST PAY
Putnam Court Awards St,450 for
 Grade Crossing Collision.

Putnam, March 19.A jury in the su- perior court this afternoon in the case necticut company returned a verdict for Chase to recover sl,450 damages. Chase sued for s3,o00 damages for in auries claimed to have been received by being thrown from wagon which was struck by a trolley car near Alexander Lake in the town of Killingly on the evening June 15, last. It was alleged that the car had no headlight and that mo warning was given either by whis- tile or bell,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
DUKES ENGAGEMENT
Rome Believes Reported Match With
 Miss EIkins True

Rope, March Nothing is known here of the attitude of the royal fam fly with references to the reported en- gagement of the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Elkins, notwithstanding the statements sent out from Rome pur- porting to be a forecast of the courts action in the event of marriage. It may be observed. however, that as there has, been no official denial of the Dukes engagement to Miss Elkins it is generally taken to be true. Further more if King Victor Emmanuel disap- proved of the engagements he undoubt- edly would have made known his ob- jections, as the Italian law governing marriages among the members of the royal family holds such unions invalid without the consent of the king.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
BIG BLAZE IN WASHINGTON
Midnight Firc Docs $500,o00 Damage
 Ball Park Threatened.

Washington, March a0.-Fire broke out shortly after midnight in the lum- bcr yard Of the Rising Brothers at Seventh and T. streets. northwest, and qlickly spread to a number of resi- denccs.
 The American league baseball park was threatened and the building recen:- ly vacated by the Freedman's hospital, was partially dstroyed.
 The lumber yard is the largest in the city.
 At o'clock the fire was under con- trol. The loss is estimated at $500. 900. mostly confined to the lumber yar.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
FOUR VIOLATIONS CHARGED.
Peter kicrnan Arrested for Sunday
 Jiouor Selling

Peter Kiernan was arrested early this morning by Officer Cody on four charges of violating the Sunday liquor jaw. II is stated by the Grand ave nue police who made the arrest that kiernan's brother has been arrested on this char.< before but es the H- cense is in Peters name he has not been apprehenced. It is a state police case.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
BREWER's WIFE ASKS DIVORCE,

St. Louis. March 1e.-Sut for di- vorce was filed in court to-day by Mrs. Lillian Handlard Lemp against Will liam J. Lemp, Jr., president of the Lemp Brewing company. She asks for the custody of their seven-year-old son. William ]. Lemp III, and a gross sum Of alimony to be fixed by the court. The couple separated. In September, 1906
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
GUILD BETTER
Physicians Express Hope of Governor's
 Recovery.

Boston, March 19.-The most encour- aging report from the bedside of Gov ernor Curtis Guild since the announce ment late last night that his condition was critical, was made this evening by the governors physician, pr. Frederick w. B, Winslow. The doctor stated that Governor Guild was better, and that although he is still very sick man, there is hope of his recovery The bulletin issued by pr. Winslow follows:
 At ii p. m, tho following bulletin was given. out by ,Dr. Winslow:
 The governors condition on the whole is somewhat better than last night There has been distinct but slight improvement.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
CHURCH DECOR

New York, March 19.-Red fire which had been burned to enliven things at the Calvary Methodist church fair tonight set fire to nanar flowers and other stage decorations. resulting in two little girls being slightly burned and the whole party badly frightened. Men had slammed oat the flames when the fire conpanv arrived and the monetary damage was not great.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
S2,00O FOR DOGS ATTACK.
Danbury Boy Disfgured for Life
 Awarded Damages.

Danbury, March l9.-Loren D. Sutton, eight years old, was awarded dana ge 8 of s2,0o0 by jury In the superior court this afternoon for injuries infict- cd on him by dog. owned by Henry W. Graham. The animal, 1t was alleg ed. attacked tho boy and tore his face. The defense claimed the dogs attack was caused by the boys teasing The action was for s500o damages The boy. it Is believed, will be disfgured for life
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
WYOMING WANTS TAFT

Cheyenne, Wyo.. March 19.- The republican state committee in session here to-day called upon the state con vention to meet at Lander May :. to elect delegate1to to the national conven- ton. and indo/ed the candidacy of Secretary Taft for president.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
500 MAIL SACKS FOR s,uoRS

San Diego, Cal, March 19.-With S1OO,0eo worth of provisions and be- tween 100 and 500 sacks of mail for the battleship fleet, the supply shin Culgoa sailed for Magdalena bay this morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
OHIO HOUSE FOR RErrRrNnrr,,

Columbus. O., March 19-The house this evening by vote of 100 to IS adopted the Atwel senate joint rcso- lution providing for submission to a vote of the people of an amendment to the constitution establishing the intia- tive and referendum in State iegisla- fiCu
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
BRICK THROUGH WINDOW,

James R. Olsen was arrested last night on charge of breach of tho peace and drunkenness. He is charg- ed with throwing a brick through the window of Steinmareis' saloon at Olive and Wooster streets with a brick and following 1t in. Olson lives at 63 Hamilton street. He was ar rested by the grand avenue police.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
FIRST PANAMA JURY TRJ,J

Panama. March 19-The first trial by jury in the canal zone was held this afternoon in Cristobal Of forty Americans drawn for jury duty. thirty nine were present when the final jury had been selected.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. Virginia Ave. and the Reach, Atlantic
 

ttsr ". Ss
 Always Open Capacity 500 Guests Centrally within few steps of the famous steel piers-drect south ern exposure-open unobstructed view large and handsomely furnished rooms containing two to six windows sea water in all haths-also public hot sea water baths-steam heated sun par lors elevator to street level-'phones in rooms-orchestra--s diversions white service-excellent cuisine coaches meet all trains-write for lit- erature Terms, weekly s1250, s15. S1750. American plan.
 CHARLES E. COPE.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
MONTICELLO

Atlantic City, N J.. Kentucky ave-,
 Near Beach,
 The hotel for comfort. Near all at fractions. Modern high class, home like. Private baths. Capacity 500. si0 up weekly. Booklet. A. C. EKHoLM.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
GiIIespie's Drug Store
 PRICE LIST
Week of March 16th.

NtDk Ol fIdTtlf
 Gillespie's Liver Pills. bottles of GilIespie's Kidney Pills. ......25 cents Gillespie's Pink Pain Pills.... 25 cents Glllespie's Mandrake Pills. 9 cents Glilespies Quinine Pills 2-grain
 LUIS ................. IS cents Glllespie's Lithia Tablets, 5-
 sfaln ..... ................. 25 cents Glllespie's Cascara Tablets. 10Os Giliespie's Dyspepsia Tablets. 25 cents Glilespies Blands Iron Pills,
 iVVS -.... ..,.....,....'.. l9 cents Gillespies Seidlitz Powders. 12s :...'. ..:'...''. lS cents Glllespie's Rhinites Tablets, 100s r,,,,,'''' .'.,..'. .....'.'..'. 1o cents Gillospie's Worm Lozenges... 25 cents Glllespie's Pile Ointment..... 25 cents Glllesples Witch Hazel Oint-
 ment ..... ................ 25 cents Gillespies Glycerine Suppos.
 adulls ........ ............ 20 cents Glilespies Glycerine Suppos.
 long shape for infants. .... 20 cents G!llespie's Corn Salve... 10 cents dillespie's Liquid Solvent. .... 15 cents
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

only One "BROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Look for tho signature of IT. w GROVE, Used the world over to cure a Cold in One Day. 25c.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-06-20

because Of the gross outrage which is
being attempted to be perpetrated upon
Mr.. Carpenter.
The idea of this Illinois scamp is to
practically kidnap him from the State
and compel him to compromise for his
freedom by paying considerable sum Of
money.
shall advise Mr.. Carpenter, - soon
as he can spare the time, to proceed to
Illinois and have him there prosecuted
for criminal libel.
Should any of the evidence in my
possession be desired. will gladly fur
nish it, but apprehend that it will not
be needed.
can refer you to prominent men in
Denver, al for instance, D. @. Beaman,
Cass Harrington, @. w. Franklin, Charles
j. Hughes, G. $. Thomas-and promi
nent men generally.
Very respectfully,
P. j. DUGAN
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-06-20
Affidavit of Business Men

The following affidavit was signed by all the
leading business men of Monte Vista, who have
visited the Asiatic property, in protest against
the extradition of U. G. Carpenter to Illinois.
Among the signers were James Campbell, Chair
man of the Republican Central Committee OF
Rio Grandc County, j. C. Bushinger, President
Of Commercial Club. +. +. Eyersole, postmaster
and many others.
State of Colorado,
County of Rio 6rande
being first duly sworn upon his oath
makes affidavit and says that he is personally
and well acquainted with Ulysses G. Carpenter
and knows him to DO the President and General
Manager OF the Asiatic Tunnel Mining and Mill
ing Company and that he is also acquainted
with the property of the said Company and
that he has personally visited said property
and that he has also been personally acquainted
with and has done business with the said cor
pOratiob at various times since its organizs
ton that he knows of his own personal knowl-
edge that large sum Of money has been
pended in the equipment and development OF
the above namod Company mining claims and
that there is at this time many necessary and
we'll appointed buildings aud heavy mining
machinery situated and located upon this Com
pany's property and to the best Of his know
edge and belief states that ull such deve icp
ment aud equipment has been carried forward
iudiciously and economically. under the
asement aud by the direction Of Ulysses q. Car
pontsr: aud also that such development aud
equipment has boon carried forward with l.
much speed ss possible and that he has seen
aud conversed with many Eastern Stockholders
who, after visiting the mine, have expires sed
themselves a. highly pleased with the mine aud
tho Compsnys management; that he is person
ally acquainted with Ulysses q. Carpenter aud
believes him u DO a man Of first class ability,
integrity aud moral standing and he further
states that he believes = great injustice has
boeu done tho said Ulysses q. Carpenter by par
tics sookin. his extradition to Illinois,"
All Of tho afiidavits are signed and sworn Ia
before Laura e. Manson, u Notary Public in
and for the County Of Rio Grandc, State OF Col.
orado, whose commission, as Notary expires
February srd 1910