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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
Hotel Dennis
Atlantic City. N J.

Directly on the ocean front with un- obstructed view. is always popular in winter on account of its unequalled ap- poiptments and equipment to care for guests at this season of the year.
 Hot and cold sea water in private baths. WALTER J. BUZBf.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Miss Margaret Laughlin of Sharon, who has been residing here for some tune, has gone to Hartford. to enter the convent of St Joseph as novice.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Miss Leslie Hutton entertained a number of friends al her home Friday evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Mrs. Mary Whitney of sharon and MISS Carrie Hong are guests of Mrs. A. R. Rowley of % Brewster street,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Al the Masonic whist Friday night Mrs. George Cowlishaw was awarded first ladies prize and Harry Finch won tho gentleman's premium.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Ernest S Malkin of East Norwalk. spent sunday in New Hlven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Barry Corper has returned 10 his home after a visit with his sister, Mrs. l.. NJ Hlll of Bridgeport
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Tho Milldsle w. [. T. [. will give sociai at the home Of Frederick FL lis in Milldale tomorrow evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

l. 4 Walker, who has been visit- iting relatives in Meriden, has return ed home.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co. New Haven Line rnnNEW YORK, THE funSOUTH AND WEST
 t,aFRIrS HEnIICEn

STEAMER RICHARD PECK.
 From New Haven-Leave Belle Dock daily except Mondays l:s9 a. ID, a r., River foot Peck Slip. 800 p. m. daily excent Sundays. Time between New Haven and New York about five hours. Ticketc and stateroom at Bishop & Co.'S, ls5 Orange street. also at Belle Dock and on Steamer
 GEO, C. BLACK, Agent. New Haven.
 F. C. COLBY. Gen. Pass Agt. Fl. I.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

MISS Eva Hungerford. who has been quite III at the home of her sister, Mrs Wheeler, of 142 Bradley stret. has re- covered and has returned to her home With her sister, Mrs Cabe of Boston.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Mrs. Frank OiNeill of Elm street, is reported as considerably improved and the critical stage of her illness Is be- lieved to have been passed
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL STRAND.
lfire,,roof.

On the ocean front with unobstructed view Open all year, New throughout, with every appointment. Fresh and sea water baths, with shower attach ments, private and public. Reduced winter rates. Booklet
 II. l.. FAIRDAIRN, Mgr.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Miss Marion Madden of sperry street, has returned from visit in New York city with friends and is now visiting relatives in Watertown
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RED STAR LINE

New AOrk-DOvcr--Aptw
 kroonland, Feb. .. Naderland. Feb l9 Finland, Feb. i2. Zoeland, Feb. 29.
 Olicc, 9 I,rondway, New York city. Piers IA und To-, N. h., N. Y. City. Bishop X Co, IS6 orange St; M. Zun- der & Sons, 2i9 State st.: J. H. Parish & Co, S6 Orange St; Swcezey & Kel. ssy. l02 Church St., New Haven. cod tf
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
THE SHOREHAM.
Washlnxtnn, D. q,

Metropolitan Standard of Excellence Absolutely modem and high class in al detail. American and European Plan
 JOHN T. DEVINE. Prop
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Mrs. James Tolles or West Haven and her sister, Mrs. John Warner of Hlmden, left the past week for Flor ida, where they will spend about three weeks. Among other places they will visit Jacksonville. st. Augustine, or mond, Palm Beach and Miami
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Mrs. Elizabeth Corrigan and Miss Rebecca Murphy of Greene street. will be the guests of Miss Helen Rlrdon at Mt St. Joseph's convent. Hartford, the latter part of this week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Mrs. F. A. Ross and daughter Fran e2s of New York are the guests of Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Never of Edgewood avenue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Mir. and Mrs Harry C. Bray Miss Margaret Lang) have returned to their home in Clyde. N Y. after a short vis- it with Mr. Brays parents. Mir, and Mrs. Charles E. Bray of Quinnipiac avenue
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Miss Florence Hatch and Miss Helen Reilly are spending two months va cation with friends in san Francisco.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

 HE LEEDS rnMrANN.
SIs ASIDE HOUSE. aflnnflc l,IiH N

 On the ocean front; every comfort including seat water baths elevators golf. e'c.
 F.P. COOK & SON.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
xSTM Marine Record. NM
 FORT OF NEW HAVEN.


 ARRIVED. Sch Antelope. Miller, Fall River Sch Woodward. Abrahams, New London
 for New York. Sch Emily Clark, New York.
 CLEARED Sch Levi S. Andrews. Smith, Phlla. Sch Flash, Harris. New York. GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS. Liverpool Feb. l,-Arrlved; Steamer Devonian, Boston. Havre. Feb. 2Arrived. 2 Steamer La BretaEne. New York. Southampton Feb s-Arrived Steam CT New York. New York. Queenstown, Feb. 2.-Salled: Steam CT Iucania, New York,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

MT and Mrs. Asher of Boston, are the guests of their parents, MT and Mrs, William Frank of Cottage street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Dr. George H Nettleton of College street, Is expected home in a few days from short business trip abroad.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
PERSONAL NOTES.

A4NOO 1FI I1A At v SN'
 L. 4, Walker. who has been visit iting relatives in Meriden, has return- ed home.
 Mrs Mary Whitney of sharon, and Miss Carrie Hong are guests Of Mrs. A. R, Rowley of % Brewster street,
 Miss Margaret Laughlin of Sharon, who has been residing here for some time, has gone to Hartford. to enter the convent of St, Joseph as novice.
 Miss Eva Hungerford, who has been quite i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs Wheeler, of l42 Bradley stret. has re- covered and has returned to her home With her sister, Mrs. Cabe of Boston.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Corrigan and Miss Rebecca Murphy of Greene street. will be the guests of Miss Helen Rlrdon at Mt St. Joseph's convent. Hartford, the latter part of this week
 Mir. and Mrs Harry C. Bray Miss Margaret Lang) have returned to their home in Clyde. N Y. after a short vis- it with MT Brays parents. Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Bray of Quinnipiac avenue.
 Mrs. F. A. Ross and daughter Fran e2s of New York are the guests of Mir. and Mrs Joseph Never of Edgewood avenue.
 Miss Marion Madden of Sperry street, has returned from a visit in New York city with friends and is now visiting relatives in Watertown.
 Mrs James Tolles or West Haven and her sister Mrs. John Warner of Hdmden, left the past week for Flor ida, where they will spend about three weeks. Among other places they will visit Jacksonville. St Augustine, or mond, Palm Beach and Miami
 pr. George H Nettleton of College street, Is expected home in a few days from a short business trip abroad.
 MT and Mrs Asher of Boston are the guests of their parents, Mir and Mrs, William Frank of Cottage street.
 Miss Florence Hatch and Miss Helen Reilly are spending q two months va cation with friends in San Francisco.
 Mrs Frank OiNeill of Elm street, is reported as considerably improved and the critical stage of her illness Is be- lieved to have been passed.
 Barry Corper has returned 10 his home after visit with his sister, Mrs. L. NJ Hlll of Bridgeport
 Ernest $. Malkin of East Norwalk. spent sunday in New Hlven.
 If the pnhy Is (uttinc Tooth ha Suro
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
Debates Corporation Penalties

Washington, D. C., Jan. 16-The House today debated the bill to pro- hibit corporations from contributing to political campaign expenses and principally discussed the amount of fine which should be fixed as a pen- atty. Amendments increasing the amount fixed in the original bill was voted down.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
Batt1eships Reach Rio Janairo

Washington, D. c., Joa. 1c-Iho American battlogAip fleet reached Rio Janario this ncrriag CT it's way to the Pacific. ProsiJc1t Pclna cabled COL gr@tu1a&ors to President Roosevelt ell the safe arrival Of the fleet. President Roosevelt replied thanking tho Brazilian Pie iIent fer his hospitable reception of the fleet, saying that the warships are mes sengers of good will.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
,cS MOVING
%%'.acx @4aauex
OWo' DEATH
7mONS spscvlk7l0S
RESTLESSNESS Eo

These are but few of the
many causes that make men sacri-
flee their well established and
profit paying business enterprises
for what they can get out of
them in hurry"
Investment opportunities of
this attractive kind are arising
every day, as YOU will see if YOU
glance through the Business Op-
portunity" advertisements printed
in this mornings World. IT'S
FAR CHEAPER TO BUY A
STORE, MARKET, HOTEL. CAFE,
&c, UNDER THESE ClRCuM-
STANCES THAN TO START A
BRAND NEW ENTERPRISE OF
YOUR OWN.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
MASHEA FINED $40;
FACE TWIJCHED" "
Mayer Didn't Intend TO Annoy
Mrs. Casey; Court Thinks
He Did.

Gustav X. Mayer OF %c 10 W.sr
one Hundred ana Fifth street. Man
haitian. PAID so nne in the Long Island
city Police Court to-day upon being
found guilty OF hayins annoyed MIS-.
Mary Casey an attractive younS
woman. wnIIe IN Il Thirty fourth street
ferry boat last week.
TINS man persisted IN making tao e.
and sticking AIs tJusie At me al! TIE
way across -, rNcr .aIu Nj. casey
and he rubbed against M ANA tried
to mold me near nln. My "e.Nv-Ntar-
ord son was with me, Dut .s did not
Seem to ttaZe t.Ie luds!Itf.
Mrs. IsaDeIla uvutc!dt. OF No. lOi
Main street, r!usAInS, app cared as Il
witness tor Mrs. Case. a.u Corrub o
rated her story.
Mayer, VINO is travelling salesman
for a Manhattan cloak concern. is
thirty-four years old, and presented a
ynod appearance in court He denied
ehe cnarge and said tnat mis- fac,
twltched. but lie in no way Intended 10
annoy her. He testified that he was on
The. way to Jamaica to call on his son.
vino is at 81. Dominica Home.
MAGISTRATE Smith said there was too
much 'mashing' on Long Island CITY
ferry bonts. and he said that ne would
io,l harshly in future with such cases.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
MAN|CUR|ST FINDS
MEN TO tOAWA D
vi. hi .,an Girl Takes Iodine B.
cause Barber Shop Patrons
Annoy Her.

A half ounce OF tincture of iodine did
not kill Miss Genevieve ID Jones Il
pretty young manicurist. vino lives at
No. Al Manhattan avenue, because her
brother in-law. a policeman attached to
the West Thirty-seventh street station
was on the job vita quart of hot
milk. His promp,ncss saved her life
she was prisoner. however, in the
Harlem Court to-day. and explained to
Magi-trate Breen tn reason for her rash
act It wa beca-s. New York men
were too forward, she said. Policeman
.Ncnari Goldlng, the brothcr-in-iaw,
elucidated her defense
she lived out in Michigan" said
Goldng. land learned the manicuring
business there. When she came to
make her home with Us she secured ii
place In barber shop.
Every night she came home and
cried. saying that she had been insult
ed by this or thai Gust mcr. think
1t worked on her so that she tenn
porarily became insane"
Genevieve is a large, well-dovelOpch
young woman. The Magistrate paro I'd
her, In the custody of her brother-in-
- ''- =
The evening world., 1908-03-10
HAS
SEVERAL WIVES,
POLICE BELIEVE
Expect to Make 1t Interesting
for Victim of "plot"
to XIII.

The Paterson police promise 10 make
it very interesting for Charles u. Al
vandros. the Brazilian lawyer, before
the plot" TO murder him and the
are cleared up Not only have they
the statement OF a pretty young woman
from Tottenville that she married him
before he married Mrs Edward tiurd,
who also, 1t seems is much married
but reports are Upectcd from Rochos-
ter. Bufalo Jersey city and other
towns telling of many other young
women he has led to the altar.
Furthermore there are several big dia.
mord ruhberes committed in Buffalo
and Rochester that Chief of Police BIN
son. Of Paterson, said to-day Alvandros
might he able to clear up.
Indeed. the plot to slav the big Bra
lillian. in which he all, gcd that Mrs
iiurd and Mrs Hur's mother took
par. is retreating into the background
as other features of his career COM out
into prominence The police say now
that they oln understand MS reluctance
to be locked uD as a Witness.
Hurds Held by Police.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iiurd, who with Mrs
Cummings. Mrs, Hurds mother. are al
legged to have attempted to XIII Avian
dros on saturday night. We're drgaIgnrd
to-day before Justice Carroll in the
Paterson Police Court. Both were held
as witnesses and turned over to the
police for third degree treatment. Mrs
Cummings, vino was arrested with them
The evening world., 1908-03-10
Wife Visits Him.
THE DOCTORS GIFT,

We usually expect the doctor to
put us on some kind of penance and
give rs bitter medicines.
\ Penn doctor brought patient
something entirely different and the
results are truly interesting.
Two years ago writes this pa
tient, Il was a frequent victim of
acute Indigestion and biliousness. be-
ing allowed TO eat very few things.
One day our family doctor brought
mc a small package, saying he had
found something for me to eat al
last
He said 1t was food called
Glape- Nuts and. even as its golden
color might Suggest. it was worth its
weight in gold. was sick and tired
trying one thing after another TO no
avail. but at last consented y. Try
his new fC,I.
We'll, it surpassed MY doctors
fcude.t anticipation. ana every day
since tnen have blessed The good
docto: ard ,he Inventor of Grape
Nuts
II noticed improvement at once
and in months time my former
spells Of Indigestion had disappeared
In two months | felt like new
man. My brain was much cleare
and kcener. my body took on th,
vitality OF yen l., ind ;h.5 condition
has cunlirued."
There's reasor." Namo given
by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich
Read The Road tU Wellville." in
nkpS
The evening world., 1908-03-10
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The evening world., 1908-03-10

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The evening world., 1908-03-10
GIRL IN FLAMES
FIRES CLOTHES
OF RESCUERS
Father, Mother and Maid
Burned Trying to Save Life
of Loretta Murphy.
SETS A CURTAIN ABLAZE.
Seventeen Year Old Victim
Finally Saved From Death
+. by. Heroic Servant.
SETS A CURTAIN ABLAZE.

Alss Loretta Murphy. her clothing
eosase and her hair almost sinxed off
rushed from top TO bottom OF her moth
sr's dresSmakus establishment No 70
hast T"eIri street. tust of Fifth ave
nue.. to-day md came very near setting
the house on fire
In their attempts to extInguish m.
girls ming frock the clothing o, her
father. Thomas Murphy and he,
mother. Mrs, Mary Murphy. also caugh
fre. and both were badly burned Ar.
ME Kamp. maid vas also burned
John Murphy Is retired contrac;o,.
hfty-four years old His wife and
daughter have conducted sruar, dres.
making establishment in the three
story brownstone house. The daugtt.i
Loretta. is pretty girl sevent.-..
years Id. and she anu her mo,ner ar,
popular modistes with numerou.
clientele Of society folk
The family had Jus. finished break
fast the dining room being IN the base
ment Mrs. Murphy and the maid. An
ME Kamp went upstairs TO cOupl-t,
gown on which they wer. workln-
and Mr. Murphy and Loretta were iet,
in the dining-room
Ran, Spreading Fire to House.
The father wa. reaClng and did not
notice that his daughter had gone INTO
the kitchen. adjoining. un:il he heard
shrek and the g!ri dasHed mad with
fright and with her sh!rl aunz..
through the dining room
Save me- save me" she cried I'm
burning rp!' and sped on through the
room and up the stairs her father after
her He called to her TO stop. but she ran
Us fast as she could with him after nc.
and her dress burning or" and moe
Running through the b ! sne brushed
against a pair OF lac. Gu tains, and the
thin fabric Immediately Jared up like
tinder. The father saw this. but said
aftsrward ho didn't care II the house
burned he was trying 10 reach his
daughter.
At the top OF the stairs Mrs. Murphy
and the maid. hearing the screams and
having started down. met Loretta. and
the father also caught up with her and
threw himself upon her His clothing
ignited and the four were in a srcond
in . struggle. the flames apparently
gaining greater headway all the time.
BY this time the girls clothing had
been burned and torn almost entirely
from her and. s,ill screaming wildly e
dashed UP the stairs to the second
story and threw herself in an agony OF
hysteris upon her bed. The fatneg and
mother We're too weak u follow her. but
the maid was IN the room almost as
The evening world., 1908-03-10
Vivid Con,posifions Would Always In.
trude Themselves as ShadOW ECHp-
sing Subject Upon Which Painter
Was Engaged
ONE SHOWING EVE DEFIANT
MAY PLEASE SL1FET2AClSTS.
To the Artist 1t Suggests Time
When Nature viii Eliminate
Man as UnessenfdL
BY NLeolo Creelep-Sni7b.

"Whtther is led the Customary CLEAN.
Where is Il now, the glory and the
Greum?"
Many men ceS!tes Wordsworth
ave asked themselves this ques-
on.
Malcolm Fraser, noted American
.rtist, has answered it in a series of
lream paintings now on exhibition
1t the Cllusen Galleries. al No. 7
aSt Thirty-fifth street,
For Mr.. Fraser believes that the
welve pictures there shown are but
he transcript made by MS hand OF
.iSions which appeared TO MIN in
road daylight, and refused to dis
lppear till he had given them es-
pression on his canvas.
Yesterday saw these remarkable
The evening world., 1908-03-10
JEWELLERS BANKRUPT
AF TER FINANCIAL PANIC.

CHICAGO. March 1o.-Shourds. Ad-
cock Teufel Co. large iewclry firm.
was DECLARED bankrupt Yesterday and
Judge Lands appointed the American
Trust 4; Savings Eani; a. receiver. Tho
concern assets are sad to be $4,000
and its liabilities SlUJC9o.
Poor business during the rrcelt fnan-
cial furry and nGO.i!ty 0n the part Of
the firm to collect its bills are said 10
have caused !ts ,'l IRE
The evening world., 1908-03-10

TO the work OF GuStave DOTe, an
Wl'f lni where each had appeared
Il have been seeing pictures 81
until recently ! disTegarded them.
me while | was painting a portrait
and clamor. for expression. )
wall, sometimes in the home OF a
until have ,.ntrd IT TAen It dis
appears.
Dream Picture Drew Him From
Home.
one OF these appeared 20 me In the
office OF a physician near my home on
Long Is and could not see II else
where. and had To 20 10 his hou.e to
paint 1t.
one or two OF these pictures | I'm
isned in less than twen:y-four hours.
Others took longer Generally the v!s-
ion, halucina tion. or whatever YOU
choose to call IT. would come back as
soon as l began to paint.
Once however. lost one that hrst
appeared in the open door Of my barn.
anr tried to paint i from memory.
II was an utter failure
And how DO. you account for these
pictures?" l inquired. surveying the
Seer of Visions with amaze.nent, For
MIR. Fraser does not look Ike vision
ary at ALL being a short thiek-set man
in the fort!es. whose appearance sug-
gests that he enjoys lie as tu'ly as
lIn!he,n or Rubens might,
Transmits These Dreams as Mes
saees.
Il don't Know that can explain 70
you" replied Mr.. Fraser. Being
writer. you naturally think III words.
An artist thinks in pictures. But just
as ID as might come from your sub
conscious self So pictures msAi come
10 me don't think any idea is lost.
Thought is an energy, and tnersy can
not be lost. Certain people may be re
cciveis and transmtters OF wireless
ssages TO the world from others
"rhen perhaps these vision pictures of
yours transmit to the world some mes
sage from Nelasques or Alorecht
Durer?" ! suggested.
Just AS likely some message from
hiI' JONES. W N'''"'''''o'
Fraser Ia onicalF' nave ''e.
that there are no worthless ives ''a'
people WI" TANK oeau'''U' '''""sH'S'
no matter how narro" ana C'rcunh-
scrihed ihs'r existence S'nh 'hem on
to others w1o by expression give
them to ne world mean tHat ''e
rose ''''. ".uo','s . ~ e"u ,,nr. ti,an ,ha
enc that mia giles the fragrance with the
incense rising 20 the altar"
o. n.. p.,;ri,,e. lis Dr.,u
T'Stures N'S
II u,,lcc that all these pictures are re-
t1ous in feeling; that they deal with
hin i.ol suh,ects." said. Are YOU re-
ligious""
..So" repIIed Mr.. Fraser Il am a
lover of nature. Bu, the Bible Is the
only complete history of man we have.
The evening world., 1908-03-10

Mr.. Fraser told me just how and
to him.
ch as The for year., le said, "tut
Quite oI;en ,hey would appear to
coming tetween NC and the sitter,
| see them on my studio
rlend. Gs" Nv see the picture
He naoes IAN. the duel is
between 80 =. Within her
he recog We, uubo-n -.
OF his cor.
Anam covers on his knees befo-. the
Death Angel He accepts his doom
continued Mr.. Fraser to me. "Bu,
woman knows that she is the life
siver, With head thrown back she de-
h7s him She can say to Death. D.,
YOU en- your master, You are only
an angel. servant OF God You have
20 obey him. But can choose: have
free VII: And l have within ME the
lie that shall defy and conquer you
Thinks Nature May Vet Eliminate
Man.
'All women feel that" continued Mr.
Fraser. That Is why even the most
timid woman displays amazing courage
in the presence OF death"
But man." I protested feeling tina.
| should say good word for him Just
because lie was down. but inwardly re-
joicing that his subsidiary position in
the scheme of nature had been recog-
nized.
Mature can do without man-will ul-
tirnately do without him." Mr.. Fraser
answered. Recent experiments in Cali
fornia have demonstrated that life can
be produced by the female alone. Size
is the lfe-g giver," u
Then man must ultimately become
extinct?" I questioned For nature
eNterminates an animal that has sur
vived Its usefulness"
Why not?" the artist replied The
ancients all spoke OF Mother Nature"
Ewes Serpent SymboIical of Passion.
Then we passed to the consideration of
the other vision pictures. Among these
is one of Eve After the Fall"-''so
bound by the Serpent that no free move
meat is possible. and lashed to the tree,
she becomes part of the Earth and sub
jec: TO the laws which rule the World.
Unconscious of the Spirit within her
she sits bowed in the sunset awaiting
darkness. explained Mr.. Fraser.
The Serpent binding the first new
woman was bright scarlet saw IT
that way. Mr.. Fraser explained "lt
may lie symbolical of Passion"