New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1919, Page 9

AIR SERVICE FROM JEN PLANNED New Recruilé"io Be Carried From « (ity to Hazelhrst Field States army the Springfield recruit- announced the in- aerial ferry The United muthorities of ing district have tention of starting from New Haven to Hazelhurst field, Mjneola, L. L, for the purpose of forwarding new recruits for the army Lair by airplane Sergt, John C. Gray, in the local army recruiting 890 Chapel street, yesterday ed tentative arrangements with Haggerty in charge of the school at the Marlin-Rockwell tion field near Iort Hale park, the starting of the service. Col. B. P. Nicklin, recruiting cer for southern New kngland, will arrive in New Haven within a few days to supervise the arrangements for the new service. As now contem- plated a daily schedule of airplane trips from the Marlin-Rockwell field to Mineola, L. M., will adhered to and air service recruits from various recruiting stations in Massachusetts anll Connecticut will be sent here for the trip across the sound prior to their being enlisted as soldiers in the Rir service Jt thus falls to the ihe credit of inaugurating regular airplane line from ven. However, passige planes cannot be secured by Trips will be enclusively fou enfist in the air of for one years in the case diers and three years for new men. Within a few days’ time the Marlin- Rockwell field wiil he the scene of the first trip thereafter recruits will be sent away daily in the same routine manner as they are now being dispatched by to the recruit depot The army ferry running from Stamford to Mineola, and efforts to secure this service for New Haven arc about to be crowned with success. Trips will he made with a large type of DeHaviland plane, which will . cagry four besides the crew. an service charge of station at perfect- Lieut. flying avia- for ofti- @ to secure the New on purchase. men who the army of ex-sol- army first Ha- these service and train already has an aerial passengers AND BATH, ORDERS TO EVERY Washington, July 19.—Every woman and child in Poland has ordered to have a haircut and according to word received by the American Red Cross here. The Red Cross is helping the Polish govern- ment carry on a campaign against ty- phus, 100,000 cases having been reg- istered. The health authorities agreed that the anly way to stamp out typhus is to reclothe over 5,000,000 persons after they have had the necessa bath and haircut. The epidemic i especially prevalent in Congress Po- lagd and Galicia. , GET HAIRCUT g POLE man, been bath, TWO CENTS FOR TRANSFERS. New York, July 19.—Public Service Commissioner Lewis Nixon issued an order yesterday granting the New York railwa; company and the sur- face lines of the Brooklyn rapid tran- sit company, now in the hands of re- ceivers, the right to charge two cents for transfers. The action was taken, he said, to prevent the corporation fran breaking up into their constitu- ent parts with the result that a five cent fare would be charged on each of the many small lines which ma up théjsystems. The New York rail- ways O} e more surface cars than any other campany in the city. TO COMMEMORATIE SHOOTING. Brussels, July 19.—Plans are being mgde at Dinant to commemorate fit- tingly the anniversary of the shooting of 600 inhabitants by the Germans on August 23, 1914 Cardinal Mercier will conduct the religious ceremonies. An oration will be delivered by Paul Deschanel, president of the French chamber of deputie Flowers will be lai@ at the foot of the wall In front of which the victims fell. AIRPLANE POSTAGE. July 19.—Postmaster- Burleson has reduced the postage rate on airplane mail 2 cents an ounce, the regular rate for first class mail matter, and placed the air mail service on the same footing withw all other means of mail trans- portation. Washington, General to WILSON ASKS RIGID PROBE. ‘Washington, July 19 President Wilson late today notified Gov. Robh- ertson of Oklahoma that he had re quested the state department to do everything possible in regard to the killing of John W. Correll, an Ameri can citizen, and the attack on his wife and son hy Mexicans in the Tam- pico oil district. FRENCH VICTORY MEDAL, Paris, July 19.—Soldiers and ors of the allied nations who segn at least three months' fighting sérvice are eligible for the Victory medal which the IFrench government proposes to instiute. sail- have GERMAN SILENT "PLANFE, Berne, July 19 dispatches to Swiss newspapers, Ger- m®n manufacturers have invented a gasoline turbine which will enable an airplane to fly virtually without noise. Several planes with a capacity 64 passengers each are being fitted with NOTICE. J#iFhe Lady Owls will have an excur- BigH to Savin Rock Wednesday, July .’.'Ii:%! Tickets $1.00. Car will leave center at 8 o'clock Wednesday morn- ing # Acording to of recruiting Iassen | Porter sel of the As special a he conducted W. leaders in Centerville, Ia. has been made ch stant Chicago. His | | i i for 34 Years, 15. Linke, Union Tea will retire proprietor on Ma life aft company to private this city. Mr oldest stands in the city iness is weil reputed. at the present stand for store wa located in block for 13 years present locaiion. Mr. that he has nothing present time but ed rest. Ior several vears N conducted C'ent store ford, previous his city. BART RS GOING Linke He 21 the Link in vie a 25 to TO Occupations: That the prohibition ‘chosen occupation number of former drinik lines. ger New have accepted places Departure company On next Monday local men will begin the same factory. C. Kramer, Fred Elmore, Carthy, Joseph Burkarth, Coyne and Robert SERGE J. received Matthew P bhas geant L. gan port News. member of the medical co; 16 months. He expects charged from the army next two weeks. to TO OPEN BIDS. The school tendent Stanley H. Monday afternoon. tion of the fire | ing of necessary repairs to will be opened at this time. tracts will be | Holmes’ ed at an early date. The outing of the clas which was has been Sund to have postponed cause or the weather. be held in Elizabeth been park, cvent. Midshipman Paul Rev. and Mrs. G. E. E. Pihl parents. and is soon to receive mission. At present he ahoard the I s, port. a is tion. stock to Catch Up. New York., July 19. today with tions was members suspended to catch up tivity Wall sonie five tivity ,almost exchange shares. has been strect now has full sessi averaging at least In recent nearly 2,000,000 every SUFFRAGE FRENCH Senate Committee Bill Reports Chamber Passed Paris, mittee day passed giving July 19~—The electt of the senate decides report unfavorably by the the vote to to women The bill passed by for members of the departmental assemblies. | adoptea May 20. previous coming weeks the ief ho of in er has years, Br ta o w i at w question being accepted as the means of their being deprived of a livelihood at their is evinced by dispensers who are seeking employment in other James k. O'Brien and Al Ifog- with in morning six more employment They are: Willlam James Mc- B at taking a long need- RADE COUNSELLOR coun- Ifederal Trade commission. attorney the prosecution of I. gene W. me is GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. 1ke Has Been on Main Street the street L suc- cessful business career of 34 years in has one of and his bus- the been the onson 0 the states the Linke Hart- to this ORK. Local Mixologists Ave Secking New Several Land Jobs. is the the ristol in Charles Andrews. a rps, b within offi ANT EGAN HOME. Iigan, clerk of the water board, word that his son, Se hus safely in this country, landing at New- Sergeant Egan, who is rrived T been stationed in France for the past e dis- the accommodations com- mittee will hold a meeting in Superin- ce on Bids on the erec- escapes and the mak schools The con- awarded at a spec meeting of the school board to be call- al BETHANY OUTING POSTPONED. school Har MIDSHIPMAN PIHL ON l:")\\'F‘. , son Pihl, is spending a 48 hour furlough at the home of his Pihl is an Annapolis student | naval ses of the Swedish Bethany church held indefinitely The wffair will today be- rtford, at a later date and arrangements will be started at once to prepare for the | of com- stationed Business the stock exchange and allied ir to the on 1,0 - Adv wal d v the the chamber deputies gave women the right to vote communal It Delaware, now in While in the local High school, the young sailor was editor-in-chief of the school class book and at Annapolis was connected with a similar publjca- BUSINESS IS SUSPENDED, Exchange Idle to Give Chance on nstitu- enable mass of work resulting from the week’s ac- experienced months of unparalleled ac- of the 00,000 averagoe shares. BLOCKED, ersely com- ester bill chamber of deputies of and was | | | | Te Harvard and Tufts Me PERSONALS. Robert . 5 @hurch their vacation Island. and son. spending Vineyard Johnston street, are at Marth: Miss Ellen 12 tield court, and Lincoln street, weeks' at Needham, of Wake- Miss I'lora Abetz, of left today for two Block Islund. William M. health department, Deputy Sherift and will leave next 5" vacation in a stay Superintendent well of the tamily and M. D Stockwell day for a ten day Stock- an: Mrsi, Tu Maine, and Swanson Beatric Emmie Island. Misses Conn Block Klizabeth M and left today for Ivor Johnson, I. Porter the the in chauffeur for company, is rusticating Berkshire Hills of for spend George Barenborg and Black Rock avenue left Block TIsland where they their vacation. wife today will Miss Carolyn the guest of M Sunnyledge. Camp of Canaan Robert Irisbie is of Miss [Slizabeth Hiltpold, Miss tilda Preissel and Miss Lena Ros berger are spending o vacation Lake Congamond. Ma- an- at Miss turned Goodwin has in Maine. Margaret after a stay CITY ITEMS. Charles W. Giehring has sold a hun- galow on Farmington avenue to Henry E. ¢ Hill through K. N. Smith & Co. Olaf Olson, of South Main street, has received word from his son, Harold Olson, announcing his arrival at Honolulu ahoard a submarine. re- a Iresh tomorrow Park street, Advt. Andrew erty on Si Schick, et Benjamin house and William M A marriage license has been ed to Arthur K. Tremper of 16 street and Clara H Rockville. peach cream Axelrod's Phar opp. Rackli ice today and macy, 236 e Bros.— 15, Rengston has sold prop- inley street to Andrew ux Goldberg lot at 98 rath. has Hart his to sold street grant- Pearl Fliescher of BRurkharth has brought Hertz Shulansky, of Ber- lin, to recover $100. The writ issued by Lawyer M. H. Camp, real estate in Berlin was attached Deputy Sheriff M. D. Stockwell. The suit returnable before . W. Stearns in the Berlin town court on | August 1. EARNING YEAR'S TUITION Michael suit against was and , Employcd at Liberal Terms, Sent By Magazine to Canvass City. In order that they may continue their college course, the Pictorial Re- view company selected a number of second year men at Harvard and Tufts, and put them on the road in various states to secure subscriptions for that magazine. Representatives of the magazine went {o the colleges, seekihg men who were looking for summer employment, and offered that il they went on a ten weeks' tour this summer soliciting subscriptions for magazines the com- pany would pay all their expense, in- cluding hotel awd living costs, give them a substantial reward at the end of the summer, and provide their fui- tion for the coming yvear. Each man 1s equipped with a letter signed by the dean of the college from which he comes, and with a statement from the Pictorial Review company. The men are under the direction of Thomas I.. Cort, branch manager of the company. Ten men are to make the house-to- house canvass of this.city. They were in Springfield for two weeks, five wer thon sent to Northampton and the re- maining five to this city DEATHS AND FUf\IERALS Miss Emma Ann Stebbins, Mrs. Emma Ann Stebbins, wife of Justus Stebbins of Newington, died at her home last night. The deceased was but a few weeks short of 71 yea of age and was a native of Massachu- sefts, having been born In Brumfield. The funeral will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the New- ington Congregational church, Re Macay, pastor of the church, officiat- ing, and the body will be taken to Manson, Mass., for burial. NO AGREEMENT REACHED, Efforts made by the officials of the Fafnir Bearing company to bring ahout an agreement with the employ- es of the two departments who quit last week were without avail and to- day only three of them announced their intentions of starting fo work mext week. The number of employes auitting is ten. The difficulty w over the payment of a bonus to which the employes felt themselv en- titled. MINOR THEFTS REPORTED. James lliott of 226 Fairview street complained to the police today that the batiery had heen stolen his motoreycle last night. B. B. Bates of 24 Dewey street re- ported {o the police that a number of tools had been stolen from his auto- mobile on Washington strect last night between 7 and 9:30 o'clock. from HANNON DISCHARGED, Private James Hannon for a vear in France with the quartermaster ‘R* division has been from the army and home in this city Before going into the service, he was emploved in the Russell and Erwin factory He is a prominent member of the Y. M. T. A. l who served and Germany corps of fhe discharged returned to his B. society. Church Notices Methodist Chureh. school inity The Sunday usual summer session ziven will represent Washington and Pennsylvania. Rev, J. H. Bell, D. 1, now pastor of Simpson Methodist church in Brooklyn, N. Y., and for- merly pastor of fthis church, will preach at 10:15 m. The usual cvening service p. m. The Young People will units with the Christian Iindeavor in the meetng on Walnut p. m. will hold its The pictures a isiath7:30 society Hill at Mark's Chu July 20, IFifth Sunday after ity; 7:30 a. m. Holy Communion 11 a. m., morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. William 11. DuBose, M. A of Sewanee university, Tennessec. [ St. h. Trin- Stanley The £3 held at sirian, theme The Ruth tory ing (e Memorial Church. Sunday at 10 The worship will be 1l o'clock. Rev. G. W. Mis- the pastor, will preach, his being *“Well-Balanced Life." Girl Scouts will sing and Miss Parsons will render the offer- The Young People’s meet- will be held, together with local union, at Walnut Hill at [ m The Tennis club will hold an important meeting the church srounds Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. school meets morning solo park on Baptist Church. Morning at 10:30 with sermon ‘Keeping the men Evening service at 7 Topic, “The Only Way. Swedish service o'clock on par o'clock. Christi Itirst Chur corner of West place. 10:45 day Science Chureh. h Christ, Main street morning service At o'clock. Subject, “Tife.”” Sun school at 9:15 o'clock. Wednes- day evening meeting at 8 o'clock A free reading Room 504, Na- tional Rank building, is open to the public daily. from 12 until 5 o'clock, except Sundays and holidays. Scientist, and Park Sunday room, Universalist ¢h The Universalist missionary will he held at 425 West tomorrow evening at 7 will messages from Huntley, D. D. formerly Special music is planned welcome. reh. meeling Main 30 Rey of street There he. Georgo this and all city are k. Zion Church, M. I%. Zion church the hip will be held at 1:45 tomorrow unday school classes will meet at 12:30. All agult the church are especially attend the A. M. At the A nmorning wo requested to services as arrangements will be made for the annual Sunday schaol outing. At 6:30 p. m. there will be a Young Peoples’ meeting in the church parlors, at which oflicers for the ensuing season will be elected. Isvening services will be conducted at 7:45 o'clock. The pastor will deliver the address. Emmanuel Gospel Churcl Franklin Square, Milton S. Ander- son, pastor. Baptismal service at 10:45 a. m.; Bible school at 12:15 p m.: Young People at 6 p. Chart tallc on knowing the Bible b A\ cordial invitation to all Baptist Clh 10 worship, th Jesus m. At T German Sunday school at for all Mornir o'clock. Sermon “Thee Greatness service at 7 pastor on “kmpty ch. Classes s pastor on a. m by Evening the of o'clock. Sermon Places. by Vacation Bible School. Bible morning children Daity The opened spite of out. dumped joined, had not teachers Daily Vacation Wednesday the Thursday — the 2, and Vriday 13 total forgotten the good of last year and will disappointed this on. A number of willing workers turned ouf to give part or the whole of their time to teach stories and Bible passages useful things, ting, hammock-making, ele. The persons in Mrs. L. C. Warren, church, hammock-making ter Williams, raflia work, Miss Henry, both of the South church; Mrs. Lueheck, German Bap- tist church, sewing, assisted by M Sampson, Center church; Mrs. Retz, knitting, assisted by Miss Elsie Drummling, hoth of the (ierman Bap- tist church. The kindergarten is in charge of Miss Gertrude Rogers, oi the South church, sted by Misses Hale and Doolittle, of Trinity church; Miss Smart, of {he Center church, and Miss Mary Schnell, of {he German Baptist church. Miss Doris Bradley, of the Center church, was at the piano and Warren Slater, of the Vi (o in charge of the phy- sical work. The of the school is to the and grOW men and women who will be an to the community and fo the kingdom of God al large. The work is well worth the support good-will of all men and women have the welfare of the city of Britain at heart. school and, in rain, 44 turned attendance to mor: They times and making a of good not be pre good hymns, besides sewing, raflia many knit- worl, such i charge were: of the Center Mrs. Wal- assisted a s aim assist boys into asset girls to who New FIGHT, John viecz of 479 AND Rozyeki ARE ARRESTED. and Michael .Jacs Myrile strect engaged in a fight at their home this afternoon nd were arrested. Trouble has heen brewing hetween the families for eral days. Yesterday Mrs. Jacuviecz complained to the police that two ducks had bheen stolen from her, and she blamed the theft on the Rozyvki family. Taday John attacked Michael with a club and the fight ensued. HADFTELD IDENTIFTES CAR. Setha Hadfield of 193 Oxford street today identified the Cole automohile found on Farmington avenue' vester- day by the police as his, at the police station this afternoon. members of | and | Irish republic, of States. Eamor the wears his tour of the United everywhere De Valera crowds to welcome Lreland. INSIST ON PEACE Must This president is the with time smiife he niost the on or finds his goes to him and cheer efforts fou Public Order Be Carried Out in Italy, Ofticial Order Sent Out States, Rome, July 19, (By Associate Press.) — “Instructions concerning public order must. be carried out scru- pulously and with firmness. The gov- not show indulgence to will hold weakness | s w0 guilt,’ circular letter sent | by Premier Nitti to all the prefects in the kingdom concerning the general trike which has been called for July 0-21 “The have the criminal quents. Any credit and her starving seditions movement and he immediately repressed begin in the day her work and has no time ernment will transgressors and fact that seized arms and explosives in cities show dream few delin- disorder injures Italy's people. Any any violence Italy of to been some of a niust must reconstruction, lose FRAMING NEW LAW Dry Leaders Insist on Night Session to Complete Terms to Enforce Proht- bition. Washington, July resumed consideration today of the prohibition enforcement hill. One part of the bill already has been perfected. Dry leaders announced that they would insist upon a night session in the hope of letting the country know, through the Sunday papers, that the measure, with its drastic provisions, had been passed and was ready for the senate. 19.—The house NOT OPPOSING GOV'T. July (Havas.)—T.e Jour- I, 'Homme Libre declare that numerous deputies who voted last night against the government have in- formed Premier Clemenceau that by their votes they desired only to inform ifood Minister that they did | favqr his policies. The deputies said | they were not apposing the | whole. Pavis, i, nal and Boret not govern- ment as a (s If the weather permits, the annual outing of the young women employes {he Corbin Serew corporation of- force will be held at Momauguin Besides the members of few invited guests will The trip will be made by and attendance of expected 8. C. OUTING. of fice tomorrow the force attend antomohile 100 an nearly BASEBALL GAME OFF. Because of the er, the haseball game teams of the New Britain company and the Winsted girls, was called off today. Tt is probable that the game will be held in Winsted next and the program arranged to ried out following the game to- be foliowed next week unfavorable weath- between the Machine weelk be ¢z day will ENT TO REMOVE KUN | | | General fighting placed tumanian is carrving the He has been I’ Esperey into Hungary in command of a Franco army dispdtched to over- | throw the soviet government under | Bela Kun Tt under the leader ship of General D'Espekey that allied armies whipped Bulgaria and hrought the Turks to then knees ) An Exciting Contest Between College Teams One of the Pictorial Review Britain for a few days, with heac young men are registered studer and a travel trip has been arr at the expense of the R year, and i Pictorial tuition for the coming to the team making the Dest rec Brit stands now in second pla place in the League of Teams, 1 Offer and explain their work, and show men are making a Spe Review Co. asks a Courteous hes Pictorial Review Patterns need n makes a permanent friend and th at College Teams will locate in New fquarters at the Hotel Beloin. These Harvard and Tuft's college, 1ts at nged for them during their vacation, cview Co., who will also pay their n addition a substantial prize award ord. The team working in New and striving hard to reach first \d to win the Prize. These young on Pictorial Review, and will call credentials, The their The Pictorial ring. value and standing of » comment, as every user of on¢ ey are sold exclusively in this city who are always at your Servi PACIFIC SQUADRON BEGINS LONG TRIP (Continued from First Page.) to decide whether this satisfactory o them. Bros. Co. ha made no con- in the matter of a 44 hour week, and the “closed shop” demand will come before a hoard of arbitra- tion composed of one union man, one company official and third man chosen by the two Decision as to whether a strike will be declared on the other corset factories of the city, will be reached at a mass meeting to be held this aft- ernoon, according to Vice President Sol. Seidman of the International La- dies’ Garment Workers. S WIDOW night ment is Warner cessions adjust The GEN. SICK DIE ‘arolina Amador Madvrid. Mr Passes Away in Madrid, Carolina Major July 19.—Mrs, Amador, widow of the late Gen. Danfel E. Sickles, is dead General Sickles met his wife in Madrid when he was American min- ister there about 1870 He had been married previously and she was a Spanish society belle. In 1880 they hroke up a Paris home in which they had lved for several years, and she veturned to Madrid while General Sickles came to New York Thereafter they liver did not meet again until Mrs. Sickles arrived here <on Stanton, one of her two In the last illness of General Sickles, who died in March, 1914, their es- trangement ended and she lived in his 1°ifth Avenue home. The general’s will ignored her and the son. She had means in her own right. and when her children apart 1912 with FINED $2,500 FOR ACCIDENT. Sentence Follows Killing and of Mother and Injuring Others. Trenton, July 19.—Carroll Billuts, ecighteen, of Norfolk, Va., a student the Princeton Preparatory scrool, was sentenced today Ly Judge Marshall in the Mercer court to pay « of $1,000 of two charges of atrocious assault and battery and 00 on another charge of afrocious as- sault and battery, making a total finc $2,500 with costs The charges 1 automobile April 23 last on the Lawrenceville Foad between Trenton and the col- lege town of Lawrenceville, in which \Irs. Bessie ®wan and her son, John Swan, Jr.. were killed, and her hus- band, John Swan, and daughter, Iilizabeth, and Mrs. Frances Cox, an cmployee of the State Department of tiealth, were injured run by an automobile claimed to been driven by Billuts Son at fine on each $ of were the accident outcome of on the night when into have HARTFORD LEPER WILL BE TAKEN THROUGH W YORK. Hartford, 19.—The vartment of health received today a letter from the department of health ol New York state to the effect that it had no objection to the transportation of the leper, George Thompson, aged 18 vears, who is at the isolation hos pital in this city, through that state for the purpose of deporting him the island of Trinidad, his home. has lived in Hartford seven months. July state de- CLEARING New York, July condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows they hold $26,207.210 reserve in excess of legal requirements. This de- crease of $6,88 3 HOUSE REPORT. 19.— The actual is a TOO LATE WANTED-—Housekeeper to assume | full charge of dunties in small family: good home for capable le woman: no references 7-19-3dx | — - = household permanen and reliak vashing; given | to He | NO CORN PEST YET Borer Has Not Made | European Corn Its Appearance in Connecticut This Summer, New Haven, July 19.—Information | was given out at the Connecticut Agri- cultural station today, borer, a pest in cornfields, its apeparance in Connecti cut Last March some borers were found in cornstacks in a field in Mil- ford. Adults have now emerged from the sand and prove not to be the IBuropean corn borer as feared, but a native species which at- tacks corn. This has been made by the entomolo- gists, and confirmed by speclalists at Washington. The examination of Con- necticut cornfields is still being con- tinued and a number of other borers have been found, chief among which the common stalk border, a native insect whic his unusually abundant this year and causing damage in corn- fields. that the Euro- pean corn which is ex= | tremely destructive not made has occasionally identification station JLLS OF 10 MILE French Inventor GUN. Says Committees Delayed Its Construction. Parls, July 19.-—While evi- dence before a committee the chamber of deputies investigating the Briey question vesterday, M. L. Bour- zeois, chief engineer of the navy de- partment, said that at this time Paris was being bombarded by German long range runs he had designed a cannon with a 1ge of 100 miles, which could be put in position in an hour. M. Bourgeois stated that before that time he had urged from Albert Thomas, then under-secretary of state for war and munitions, the impor- tance of bombarding the Briey iron and had been asked to design a long range cannon. His plans, however, were sent from one commit= {ee to another and the order to man- ufactutte the gun was not given until Tebruary, 1918. It was ready for ac- tion at the time the armistice Wi signed, he said. ving of works, THREE WIVES ACCUS HIM. All in Court to Claim Negro as Hus« band. New Livingston York Jackson negro was hroug Tombs court esterday chars They were all there to greet him, each claiming to be his lawfully weddec { but Theodore Iivingston Jackson had no word of affection for any of them. That woman," said he, pointing to Virvinia Burnett Jackson, who aver- red she No. 1, vampire. I thought 1'd seen the last of that wo= man, sure, judge, but just when I was settlin’ down life, here comes this big white detective knock- ing at door, and he Theo- dore, wanted Don't that into with having thre was is a to enjoy the says the Tombs." of vou're at call vou sort harsh, Judge?” Magistrate Simpson impressed by the claims of then ordered bail for grand was the superintendent 939 Madison was not greatly He listed women the speech the various ind held in $2.000 vid 1 apart- Jackson Jackson of jury in ment at STEAMER IS FLOATED July 19.—The Y Governor Cobb Green Island, mouth N. S, with 500 passengers aboard early today was floated this afternoon. She proceeded to her dock at Yarmouth under her power, according to word received by th Eastern Steamship Co., and will make her regular trip tonight. Roston armouth line steamer grounded on which off Yar- own FOR CULASSIFICATION | SHIPPING ARRANGEMENT! Paris. July 19.—The American gov- ernment, it is understood here, is ar. ranging with neutral governments for their consuls to ciear American ships at German ports until the United States senate acts upon the pesce trewg,