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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
PROFESSORS WIFE
CHARGES CRUELTY
Mrs. Resale Hooker yelling
Says Husband Stuck Pins
in Her Back.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunc.

Hartford, Conn, March 1s.-Mrs. Resale
Hooker yelling, daughter Of Senator Ed
ward w Hooker, former Mayor OF Hart
ford and a lineal descendant Of the Rev.
Thomas Hooker who settled Hartford
in 1886. filed charges of cruelty to-day I'm
her divorce complaint against William {.
yelling. a Trinity College professor.
The two were married on October B.
1911. According 10 the complaint the
cruelty began within six months. Il IS
charged that Professor yelling STUCK
pins in her back, threw books and clocks
at her and brandished a revolver and a
carving knife.
The professor denies all the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
$500 Job for G. S. Hervey

Controller Prendergast announced last
night the appointment Of Charles S. Her
vey, Of Brooklyn. as Third Deputy Con-
troner an Office recently established. His
duties will be to look out for matters in
the Board of Estimate. The salary is
$500 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
ELECTED; DIDN'T KNOW IT
Jersey Peace officer Got Only
One Vote-Refuses to Serve.
INV Telegraph n The Tribune.

Newton. y. j., March 1s.-Although
William =. Coursen was elected Justice
Of the peace last November he ala not
know it until Yesterday. lie would PROP
ably have never known Il had not County
Clerk Hopkins sent him a notice 10
come 10 the courthouse end be sworn IN
When he got here he asked the county
Clerk wha. all the fuss was about.
why. YOU were elected justice OF
tia peace last fall" said Mr.. Hopkins.
rs that all?" replied Mr.. C1ursen'
We'll. I guess I'll pass the Jot up
And he refused to be sworn IN MT
Courscn got one vote, but that was
enough 10 elect him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
Held in Nassau Jail Scardo,

10y leleslaph % The rribu,a,
Mineola. Long Island, March N
Conrad. one of the keepers NAMED :. ~.
Nassau County jail scandal. surre,S..a,
yesterday TO District Attorney leu. ,
Smith. lie pleaded not guilty, and Jps,,',
Benedict held him IN $1,000 bail Co..
had been in New Jersey since the ,,s,.,
ment was found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

Other directors elected were G. NJ D
Murphy. Franklin NJ. Potts, c. H,r,.
Kuhn, Ernest F. Baldwin and Ira NJ c.Si II
\ supplemental report will be ma,,.s 80 :.
stockholders in week or ten days Co.. ~
income for 1913 from Investment, , .'
sso4,6S6, decrease OF s1.ssO5ss w ~ss
income was SS4,S1l. Allowing 70, ,, s'
dends Of 100000, there was a dsso' .".
s415.ss9. compared with a surnlrs !. @
Of s665,SSs. iSi
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29
WRIGHT TYPOS LEADER

Edwin R. Wright, former president
of Ill. State Federation of Labor, was
installed as president of Chicago
Typographical Union No. 16, to sue
coed Walter W. Barrett, yesterday.
The union gained $50 members
during the last three years and has
400 members. 1t is now next to
big Six" of New York city.
A donation of S25 was made to the
Carl Person fund. :..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29

feet of the Horatio May public school,
which cost over $100, 600 and is about
500 feet from the Resurrection
church and parochial school and it
would cause depreciation of over
100000 to my church property"
Rev. Samuel Taylor, pastor of the
Methodist church at Lemoyne and
Congress streets, told of how for II
years he had been paying for the
property which is occupied by his
church and that he had intended to
erect new and magnificent church
very shortly. This proposed railroad
yard he says would not alone stop
his plans, but would also confscate
his property.
Thomas Sullivan of the Sanitary
District, Attorney Chas. H. Sulke,
Thomas Jameson and Alderman
Thomas ]. Lynch of the 35th Ward
also spoke. -...
SOME MYSTERY IN SHOOTING
Joseph Daily, deputy bailiff in the
Municipal Court, was shot by Police
man Behan in front of the Colonial
Cafe, Western avenue and VanBuren
street, early yesterday morning, and
Policeman Madden, Martin ]. Barry,
deputy bailiff, Mrs. Title Barry, his
wife, Harry L. Pinnicci, his brother
Anthony, Thomas Burke, VIM. A.
Balm and Albert Connolly are being
held to explain the killing.
According to Behan, there was
skirmish outside the cafe caused by
an alteration over Barry's wife and
the two Pinnoccis being in the. cafe
together. Behan drew his revolver
and DAILY went to his aid and was ac-
cidentally shot, it is claimed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29
PROTEST AGAINST THE SALE OF
LAND TO RAILROAD

LAND TO RAILROAD
'"The Board of Education should
be elected by the people" said Father
M. ]. Sullivan, pastor of the Church
of the Resurrection, 5110 West Jack
son street, instead of being the pri-
vately appointed body of an individ-
ual, as it now is.
IF they were elected by the peO-
pie, they would be responsive to them
instead of being greater tyrants than
any landlord ever dared to be-"
Father Sullivan acted as chairman
of the protest meeting held in the hall |
of his church Sunday afternoon.
The Austin Home Protective Assn !
called the meeting to protest against |
the proposed selling by the Board of |
Education of 1872 acres of Section 16 |
of the public school lands.
Section 16 originally consisted of a |
square mile of property, but the old |
Cicero board sold over one-half of it |
before it was annexed to Chicago and |
since then the Board of Education |
has been selling it piecemeal until on
ly 100 acres north of Taylor street |
and $50 acres south of the railroad
remains.
The Canadian Pacific Railway,
which is the company out to buy the |
land, has been offered this 1874 acres
at SOS an acre. and this price also
includes the price made for the streets
which will be inclosed should the rail-
road succeed in establishing it's
freight yard there.
"This property is worth no less
than $500 an acre, but should it be
taken by the railroad it-would depre-
ciate the property in every direction"
said Father Sullivan, land we pro-
pose to fight to the highest court to
prevent this great injustice to the
home owners of this vicinity.
1--WE shall protest to the city coun-
Gil and to the members of the Board
of Education and if they do not hear
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

sale of said bends and prescribe th same Accord
ling to law. and tfSEffs tE9 ~ r. {ft FEF 5ff
WHEREAS The provisong tearehens and directions d order
have been fully complied with the prescribed
publishing published PRESCOTT
the of sale prescribed Of the publication
sale having
newspaper presented this Board filed among proceedings
this Board, and; ttf
WHEREAS In Of said SALE E E. Coli
Yavap County pusuanof and notice
the 18th day A. 1914 OF o'clock P NJ met
with this Board and members Acting
Chairman Harry Heap Member
bids Boards
WHEREAS At the said meetings Of Boards which
public leading citizens and being
ceved opened and and before
by them
Causey, Colorado:
For $4,000 School District No. 81 go Bonds
lanes N Wright & Co. Denver Colorado:
For 100000 School District No. 81 81 Bonds
AND WHEREAS After and examination
hearing consideration
collectively by appeared that the said bid Of
Me James Wright Colorado highest and
duly considering all other bids made
recommendation OF the said Trustees No 81 of
Yavapai County. - -
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED of Messr lanes
Wright CO. OF Denver Colorado the
Schoo 81 bonds
bonds all
hereby sold them according
bonds to be delivered to them said n.
otherwise complying with the statutes in
such made and provided
Let this order proceedings
of this Board and certified thereof
Wright & Co, for their guidance and
until Tuesday the 10Th day of May 1914 $50 O'Clock
Ac+;ra SL.i,,u,,
R T.. BELCHER, Clerk. s ~
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03
HERE'S TEXAS MENU.

: What Texas" Richie will :,
!. do Saturday evening at Gas :.
!. in front of the Office OF the :,
: Journal-Miner. :.
+ He will take his place in a :,
+ Case automobile at the Jour :.
: nal-Miner dice. just ahead of :,
+ string OF 10 vehicles stretch :,
: ing distance OF approximate :.
! ly 200 feet, each vehicle load :;
!. ed with human or other freight :;
! and will pull all of these We :.
+ hicles by the aid of a strap :,
! attached to the leading vehicle ::
: and his neck. He will phil :.
+ the Journal-Miner Office :;
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

1884,. ALoNzo MASON
R. T BELcHER Clerk Acting Chairman
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
YAVAPI COUNTY, ARIZONA
ouP Ras OF s fs:s n 9 (, % @
Present: tonzO Mason Acting Chairman H. W. Heap Member;
and f OF eso 95 III ' minutes R % duly adopted
School District No. Is County consisting eight
the Tn April duly ordered issued by this 1 Board
a5" s6S9 So R B 5sPf aSss9 7 p R
This Board hers5ofore S sa a o1 the i h ay of
order ar6G and tR record the this
making POTiSn therein for the several relating thereto
have in due time form and under the supervision this
said order this Board directing issuance Of the
purchaser purchase the same according su
said W S5ad p:3, The SiaI tissue 81 Bonds
OF 5 p s S dS S Hgs a F .ad ' Se e %
Prescott cot said county has and delivered his Board
following, viz:
To III. Ro.-d ., Prescott Arizona April p 1914
@H Trustees Lees Ff sooi D: G N 5 o t Rd
I No n5,i P eight IS
wear 6e ys 5G. 5 o bo5 one o bGa 3
n a o T rat. @ ' per seGu per annHm p1yb semi
from One D to Eight - and to e delivered to me at he
said &4" viii @ the f' :d 6s sH5 alt
M s 9 s Sn s @ as %y v @Sh dsY and be aeT
with said bonds full certified OF the proceedings had
bonds and the opinion OF Mr. Daniel Parks the regular
ity of the and the validity of said bonds
Board IS Sal 5ss i b o M made Sss nd &
writing for the purchase of said bonds
WHEREAS Said Board OF Trustees OF said School District No TO- did
cornvire District which Trustees Of
ee PreSidebt Grdner c and DAVID w Stewart Meer did
did adopt the following resolution, viz
small SAID District
the sale Of the possible and OF eXpetng such without
the advertising the sale said Bonds and the delay
WHEREAS The said Board Trustees satisfied after dignt
representatives price
offered by said bid bidder therefore
said bid be accepted by this Board and that the therefor
hereby recommended the Board Of Supervisors of
Yavap that the Bonds be sold delivered
Arizona N suchc provided
of District this Board for consideration
action the certified proceedings said Board school Trustees CON
things Bonds upon
School District that SAID one ana @ OF ad %e pc accepted uefe
other bids for said bonds and that said bonds be sold
ORDERED: offer
sold him the said LAWYER accordance with the terms OF his bid and
ORDERED: That bonds and all be
said County the credit said School Dis
and all OF them with
attached the said Mr. John Iawle
ng therefor County Dollars,
sether
Of delivery and mat the paid the said Treasurer said
school District No 10 in and upon the books OF the County
aid County f i"tsbs
entered the proceedings
Board be furnished the said County Treasurer Tor his nf>r
being upon adjourned
Monday the h day Of June 1914, al go o'clock y NJ
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

Board of Supervisors Yavapa County pursuant
ournmen Monday the 18th day May 1914 go o'clock NJ
Present Aonzo Mason, Acting Chairman w. Heap Member;
R. 7. BelcherClerk f
The following claims taken audited upon
owit
Warran
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

Continued on page s.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

Sealed proposals will be received
1914 200 o'clock p NJ
to be furnished the County Hospital
Drugs such be
Board Drugs
ed at wholesale price list and
handling.
Contract to for eight months from
Payments made monthly
Fund - ~ -
The bidder will in
Board
by OF
Board OF Supervisors
The Board reserves the right to a
for- nd
attached of
ervsor of Yavapai County.
Each bid must be accompanied by
Hundred SOls Dollars payable
OF bond and contract required of the bidder
Bidders invited to be the opening Of
For other information apply the Clerk OF the
by Order the Board
R. T. BELCHER. Clerk Board of Supervisors
and polls primary
election to be held Tuesday, September g. 1914
In the Matter Sale
school District 81
bonds OF $1,000 each which heretofore
A. d. 1914 ordered to
School Building Bond Election held District March 18th. AID
l914-Order Board
sale OF said bonds TO James n Wright OF Colorado
highest best bidder
WHEREAS This Board did the 10Th Of April. 1914
entered OF record in the minutes proceedings
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-03

i Board OF
journment oil
Present:
r. T. B.elche
The foil.
warrants in (
to-wit:
Claim War;
No. No.
S54 S53
S55 1854
$50 S55
S57 $50
S58 857
$50 S5S
$50 $50
| sol $50
| Q6O OF
! S63 S62
| S54 863
4 S65 864
| 500 sos
S67 500
. 500 S67
. 500 SSS
$40 800
81 $40
S72 81
1913 872
S74 1873
SIS S74
$40 SIS
81 $40
S7S 81
$40 Sz8
$50 $40
SSl $50
49, SS1
1888 $50
SS4 1888
.SS5 SS4
$50 1856
SS7 $50
1888 SS7
$3.50 SSS
$50 $50
S9l 800
S92 S9l
1913 So2 I
1914 1913
sos 1914
800 So5 .
So7 500 4
SoS So7 !
800 S9S !
300 800 {
Dol 900 :
BOZ q0l {
903 o02 ]
BOA 903 4
Dos 904 J
BOG COS {
J07 600 I
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DO o0o I
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20 OPS I
i28 o27 4
20 o2S Y
80 9D {
81 go J
80 95l +
The follow.
Recorder, war;;
.ense Fund, to-
u o26 +
IS o32 4
The followi
y Attorney, tn
80 p. B. DR.
"A \ I II,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
MIDDLESEX

Misses Lucy Swift Of L. Y. NJ. and
Helen Swift Of johnson Normal were
over Sunday guests At their parental
home.
Mrs. Monroe Backus Of Stove was 4
guest Of her father Edwin Dana. one
day last week
Mrs. Eliza Ferris 81 Waitsfeld i Wis.
ting her son. James Ferris. and family.
Mr. and Mrs A. \ Poland Of Waits.
field visited az Luther Russclls Friday.
W. NJ Lewis made business trip
10 Burlington SATURDAY
WILDER Bigeiou Of salem. Mass vie
TIED bis brother 4 T. B.pelow. and fam.
by, the latter part Of the week
Mr. and Mrs Luther Russell spent
Saturday and SUNDAY with the lattcr's
brother Thomas Poland. and wife. N
Mr. Robinson 81 tho Eancpli-tic a.
-ociation IN Boston was ID town Sat.
rday night and sunday
Nrs d. q. Baton 81 Waterbury Nrs
. harlr. Mills and son. Wilfred. 81 50.
ius y. - were callers ~ P J. Eaton'.
Monday
r. 7 WHITE and Mrs Grace Boycc ri
Waterbury we're united IN marriage lat
rcek
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

ccrtised their home place on the Tops
ham road, their personal property and
household goods for sale on Saturday OF
this week, Oct. "a.
John Chalmers was at st. Johnsbury
Friday to accompany Mrs. Chalmers
home. Mrs Chalmers has been at st.
Johnsbury several weeks taking treat
ment for her injured ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Darling were in
St. Johnsbury on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. VI. Sawtelle and small
son Of Contoocook, \. H., were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ ID Coffrin from Satur-
day until Tuesday.
Victor Roberts Of Newbury was bus.
mess visitor in town Tuesday.
The Baptist society are removing the
cellar walls and underpinning OF their
church, which is to be replaced with a
cement wall and they will also enlarge
the cellar and yestry adding dining
room.
The Needlecraft club will meet Thurs.
day afternoon Of this week with Mrs.
r. A. Smith.
Zee :. Blanchard has installed new
furnace in bis store and is now ready
for frosty days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
Edith Thayer Next Monday.

Edith Thsyer, the wee little prima
donna who has now won fixed place
in stardom, will come to the opera house
on Monday night, Oct. 20, in "rhe Fire.
fly" Arthur Hammerstein musical com
edy opera success, and under his sole d.
rection.
Unheralded and unheard Of, coming
from the unknown She flashed upon the
theatrical armament last season az a
bright ray OF sunshine. She charmed
and captivated All who came TO hear her
sing. She is an elf, a sprite, a Joyous
nymph, an incarnation OF mischief. but
she possesses voice, clear. sweet so.
prano, and il ring, true in her vocal Sc
lections.
Rudolf Friml, who composed the mu-
sic. is said to have turned out the most
popular and charming string OF songs
for this opera that will BE- heard locally
in many a day. Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Cray Here's sn Ols-Time
Recipe Thsi Anybody Can
Apply

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
MONTPELIER
Fire Damaged Scribner Property to Ex-
tent Of $500.

4 flre Damaged ScTlDner property 10 E1-
tent of $500.
! Fire Quilted the Polly Seribner house
on Main street early yesterday after
noon, with loss OF about $500, which
is partly covered by insurance. II is
supposed the blaze was started by chill
dren. as a number of them were noticed
playing about the property a short time
before There was much excitement for
a while as the last time Mrs. !. Steckol-
chick noticed her young son he was near
the Scribner house. Not being able TO
find him al the time Of the fire she
became much alarmed, thinking him 10
b. IN the ruins Searchers investigated
carefully until il occurred 10 someone
that he had not been looked for at home,
aud search there revealed the three
aud one hslf-year-old youngster hiding
under the sideboard. The Scribner house
was owned by George Scribner Of Bur
lington. One Of the tenants, Mrs. Han
nah Broadwell. moved out OF the house
Saturday and left for Plattsburg, ~ y,
" bile the other tenant Roy Virgins
works on his fathers farm ia Worccs.
ter His goods we're insured for S30u
II was an hour from the time the alarm
was rung IN at 1926 until the about
was sounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
GRANITEVILLE.

Auction sale Of household goods at
Morris Desfosses', upper Graniteville, on
Thursday at 4 p. m. Q. H, Hale, auc
tioneer. See ad.
Make Fixed Charge of
your premium, and you will not feel it
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
BROOKFIELD

Messrs. r. n. Hayward and George
Wood we're in Topsham on business re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and Miss Grace
/ HYDE Of Concord. y a.. were guests two
DAYS last week Of Mr. and Mrs. T. o.
E Ralph.
Nj. and Mrs Percy Coleman and three
children Of Boston and Mr. Walter
I Kstchum Of GaysNlle. called On friends
in town Friday
A. Wortheim and two daughters n
Richmond and Mrs Emma Boyutou and
daughter Of Jaw y. ~ were guests ~
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. r. Rumney last Wednes
day
The Schroeder family alosed their COT
taRe TUESDAY and sent % their winter
home IN Ncu Jersey
w Wardncr spent several days last
week IN Enfield y r. with Sir. and
Mr. d E 4onps
Robert Abrams who has bneu beara
INC AZ A d RUNNERS several fnonffs
returned - his home in Nev Haven.
Conn Tnesday.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
GROTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chamberln have
moved from r. T. Heath's at Westyille
to a farm at Mclndocs.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ~ Clark Of Hsrdwek
arrived here Monday and Mr., Clark is
employed as foreman on the house Of DR..
H. L. Tillotson the carpenter work Of
which was commenced this week
Mr.. and Mrs James Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Smith took an auto
trip to Whtefeld, y. H., TO visit the
formers brother
Mr. and Mrs r. \. Darling and daugh-
ter. Evalina, returned to their home AZ
Bradford Monday after passing several
days at the home Of Mr. Darling's moth
er, Mrs. J. r. Darling.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Farrow. who
passed several DAYS in town last week
returned 10 their home az Peacham on
Monday. Mrs. Farrow is in VERY poor
health.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Benzie have ad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

Hoyd G Russell Dszt- Red Cos Fh.rus,,. No Main
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
Skin SuffererS-Read!

We want all skin sufferers who have
suffered for many years the tortures of
disease and who have sought medical aid
On vain. 20 read this
We. as old established druggists OF
iris community. wish 20 recommend to
you q product that has given many re-
lief and may mean the end 81 your
agony The product IS a mild simple
wash, not a pAtent medicine concocted nf
various worthless drugs. but q scientific
compound made ~ well known antiHeutic
Ingredients u is made IN the T. y p.
Laboratories ~ Chicago and Is called the
D. y y. Prescription for Ecssma.
This T. doctors special prescription
One that has enectsi many wonderful
curea
Floyd G. Ruzssll nrst. Red {
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

mess everywhere leaves no doubt OF the
pleasure felt at the return of this old
friend OF 20 years standing. This sea
son special new production. as faith
full as loyalty and art could make it.,
has been provided The cast is one of
exceptional merit headed by Dr. William
Lawrence, for 10 years past starring in
Denman Thompsons "The Old Home.
stead
The musical features are the same as
OF old and are as heretofore one Of the
special delights Of the performance.
Prices always 25e TO ST. A bargain
matinee is announced at 25c and Soc
Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

The effect 81 y. n. n. g. 20 soothe In
stantly, as coon as applied. then 10 psne-
trates the pores. destroys and throws
on all disease germs and leaves the
skin clean and healthy.
We are 90 confident Of the marvellous
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