Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 10, 1909, Page 1

D Aedatiy ety Hacd sy Trom| L & ; i : July odienten Tt na yIGd ok, corn Haiti with her captain dead and the - PR o may exceed 3,000,000,000 bushels: PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUGHES Sessions which are Yet to be Held .Castor, the depose: of Ven- b ez\aehr, today mmouneed that e had | HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR CITY OF | COMMITTEE APPOINTED ON SA-|live. ddressed ‘mani - [ 3 olan ongrees. Jusitying. his poicies - MELILLA. LOON CLOSING HOURS. lngucondm.‘! as president of the re- 1 e public, CONFERENCE REPORTS ON THE TARIFF | sevse 5077 5 s | SEVERAL VILLAGES DEWOLSHED bassy here today announced the en- gagement of Prince Miguel of Bra- ganza, eldest son of Duke Michacl, th | General Marina’s Force Lost Forty Men o DA, R pretender to the Portuguese throne, to Aldrich and Payne Agree that It May be Possible to Reach Miss Anita Stevart, daughier oL 375 | Kiled or Woundsd—Word Sent o La of Milwaukee < in Trenton after plead- ing guilty to smuggling furs into the country. e Local Option Election in Bris- {01, Vi, to which miu ;= 1mpartance was attached In the south, was won by First of August the Date Now Men- | the “wets.” tionod—Report on Publié Utilities Fears Entertained for Safety of the Argentine Minister, The Portuguese Duke of Albuguerque an Agreement Within Ten Days—In Naming the Con-| .\ ~"—" e "Madrid for Reinforcements. When?—Supervision of Schools. | of the Portagucsn aotbtitios and ik S"‘"_ Fonzeca—Both the ‘?f_flfl""" and Peruvian ferees the Speaker Ignored hill of Connecticut and SEEMS FADING AWAY. G — _— bt Legations Guarded *by Bolivian Troops—Boundary Ly e ‘ cas | _ The Fifth Crui ¢ 1 isi § Needham of California. 8til There is & Possibility of Someone | ( Melllla, Moroced, July o —Hesvs| Hariford, duly o--The senste wis|peiii, el Cruldas Bepcienydr foe Decision Regarded as Most Unjust. Becoming Restive During Next Hot|and the tribesmen of the reglons pro tem. Brooks. Prayer by Chaplain | Ships, has been designated to take part ; Wave and Springing Adjournment | cent to this town occurred today. Sexton. {n.3he Hudlon-Fultan celebfation. ashington, N Till Fall. natives ha ghd four Spanish Petitions. Mrs. P ther-in-law of |, L& Paz, Bolivia, July 9.—At 9 o'clock [ deavored to check the manifestations lo: today by m’e‘ggf:mu grtnu Nouse %?;lfii:é..&‘:fi-ei'%.f’m“tfi'h& oc‘u m H"’ nu::a:n: m'm:rl;lgrn! Welil: | , There were three petitions pmenm: Walter c:f dter, manager of the st '0"‘5'" 2 f"r:l‘m s lllflck,"l thbAr- and at length t‘lixr SotNERwe hur'-;, it Fordney i (Special to The Bulletin. lene: = | by Senator Phillips from women of i axicab | Bentine legation. Troops have been | necessary to order out the troops. Both mnd senate in getting together to map | and Forduey of Michigan, who were Saiat to liethn ¥ la, sent out a farce to punish them. | 2%sonia in favor-of women VOURE ob | Lemelon with taa Brsdony o Cin | called out and fears are entertained for | this legution and the Peruvian legation me for - d, twithstanding they are out- Hartfor — bgt. 3t prograinne ot fhe L TR L R S R attied Sy S e 'HSK:lfiIMm:: The enemy made a lopg and stubborh | the = question of licensing saloons. | New Yorlk. the safety of the Argentine minister. | are under a strong guard. » D ety il sl ) resistance. Exclse: The trouble is the outcome of the de- | The Bolivian people unanimously DSiR: eoact RN AT Joyiln: | ate deciartto her seeeite Tooute 6 rowing Jeswdna leas sk thed 177 ok iah Ariliony st Weske Blostig o Pilgsie. Captain J. W. Miller, formerly com- | {alon rendered oy President Alcorta of | protest against the decision rondered 847 Amendmgnts. Taft und Aldesohiin Canforun that direction now lies in the possibil-| The. Spanish artillerists demolished | On the motion of Senator Chamber- | mander of the Naval militia was|{\{(EZNtDS In the boundary dispute be- | by President Alcorta, which they eon= Although the differences between the s 50 AN ity that one of these sticky afternoons, | several villages with shell fire and the | lin the senate acceded to the request|chosen vice president and director of K sider most unj two bodies are represented by 847| -AS soon as the senate adjourned to- | if there ever are any more, somehody | infantry stormed a fort which . the|of the house for the appointment of | the company which will build the Cape Local Authorities Powerless. Complications Looked For, amendments, many of them likely to be | day, Mr. Aldrich telephoned to Mr. [ Will “pFing adiournment fii fail on 4 | \ribesmen had made their headquarters, |a committee of conference on the bill | Cod canal. Senor Fonzeca s the Argentine min- | The territory involved is the famous contested with bitterness, Chairman | Payne asking him to get the house | tired house and it will go thromgh.|The enemy lost heavily. When the fikelating to the hours for closing ister to Bolivia. Great crowds which | Scre district, 8o recently purchased by Aldrich of the senate finande commit- | conferees together and to meet the sen- | And there s also the possibility that Governor Hughes at the banquet on| had been parading the streets finally | Brazil from Bolivia for §10,000,000, not: tee and Chairman Payne of the house | ate conferees in the finance committee | one of these days the senate won't find New York day at the Champlain ter- | turned in the direction of the Argen- | withstanding the fact that Peru 4 ‘ways and means committee e that | rooms in the senate office buflding at [ it possible to get a quorum together. centenary took issue with President|tine legation, which they surrounded.|sued a notice that territory was at ) Taft on the tariff and on centralized ible h e- | 5.30 p. m. Senator Alddich then went|I know of five senatorswho will shortly : 4 s 7 Y There were shouts of rage and stones | that time the subject of arbitratiom. ’:.mamnbd to veact 0’ lhe&‘wfl’l“fi House, whemn he :olg s n]g ::’dl:;u‘lt'ope, and (wfl,more:r!(ho 'fi|'" = federal power. :fllflld?(hl!r l;}l!llfi! were hurled at the ! Numerous compllcn{lnns urr“lookm :nl 7 long talk with President 't, wi ad | nof out at Hartford ter the ¥ u! Ing. he local “authorities en- which are certain to involve B 3 Manner of Seleoting House Conferees | {ucf /Ciirmod to Washington Zrom New | middle of this month. - Senator Turner A“ve ‘0 Ever l‘oc.l ln‘eres' B | The_Committee of One Hundred of / volve Mg Criticised. England. has given up for good because of the| W L . New York anmounced that it would | = But the two leaders are not so san- of their abliity to get the con- Ference reports adopted speedily after they hawe been presented to the house and the senate. ‘The manner in which i ority, as was done in the senate. The epeaker chose the conferees himself ignoring Representatives’ Hill of Con- PUBLIC UTILITIES OUTLOOK, ‘THE COMMITTEE DIVIDED. Friction on Question of Giving a Com- mission Power Over Rates. Hartford, July 9.—It begins to look as if there would be no public utilities on authorized this _session. The special committee which has been to draft a bill is divided over the question of giving a commission over rates and it is doubtful if he house will pass such a Dill if it is reported. On the other hand, the more radieal members of the house will hardly. vote for any bill which doesn't have this fn it and many of them hax ided that they will not vote for aiything if they canaat get what wan ¢ present rallroad commission is to be ocomtinued, in any case, with enlar, powers, ‘and a new <ol would have charge at.,im other public utilities. This double. headed system is not pleasing to some of the legislators, who insist that they ‘would rather- have mt conditions than & change of this kind. It is a , However, that nothing will After the conference with the presi- dent, Mr. Aldrich said that it might be necessary to entirely redraft the cor- poration tax provision in conference, All of the conferees, including the democratic members, met In the senate office building at the appointed hour. “We have been dismissed,” said Mr. Bailey, “and we will not be called in again until the majority completes its job, of fooling the people. Senator Aldrich frankiy told the mi- nority that the majority would prepare its report without assistance. An ad- journment was taken tonight until 10 o'clock tomorrow. ANNUAL RACES OF THE CANADIAN AUTOMOBILE CLUB Driver and Mechanic of 60-Horsepow- er Stearns Car Killed. Montreal, July 9.—C. K. Batchelder of Newport, Vi, and J. Twohey of Montreal were killed at the second an- nual races of the Canadian Automo- bile club at the Blue Bonnet's track today. Batchelder was driving a 60- horsepower Stearns car in the ten- mile open for stock touring cars, and Twohey was acting as mechanic. At the eighth mile rounding into the back streteh Batchelder pulled out to pass Burman. What then happened no- body knows. The Stearns was seen to dash into the fence, fly over the em- bankment and come to a stop. forty yards beyond. The two occupants Wwere thrown into the air. When as- sistance arrived Twohey was found dead with his neck broken. Batchel- der was still breathing, but was horri- bly mutilated, one stake having rip- ped open his abdomen and . amother baving knocked a great gash in his chest. He was rushed to the Royal Victoria hospital, but died just after state of his health. A quorum is eigh- teen; with eight of the thirty-five gona there is little leeway. Both Houses Trying to Sprint. Meantime, however, hoth houses are trying to get along a. little faster, as the willingness of the senate to sit' to- day, after having no session Tuesday because of ‘the Norwich celebration, and the energy which the house is put- ting into afternoon sessions testifies to. Most of the best judges are setting final adjournment about ‘August 15 now, and it will hardly be before that, but ‘ought to come by then if matters go along well. The praise that Chand- ler of Rocky Hill accorded the legisla- ture because of its unorzanized condi- tion in his Fourth of July speech had really little point. With an organized house, such as usually exists at_this stage of the session, all of the business Which has bemn - dops’ fane far ends which amounts to anything, could hive been done over two ago, and much more added to it, so that moth- ing but the public _utilities matter would now delay final adjournment, Speaking generally, that of course there would be other -matters which wouldn't bet settled until just before the proroguing came. Chandler, who is a newcomer and knows little of Connecticut legislative practice and nathing of that precedent and tradition so dear to the heart of this steady going commonwealth, tries to show that great things have been done by this lagislature alreéady, but his list isn't very convincing. We'rs accustomed - to having ° legislatures which meet but once in two years and six months and more than has been | done to the long list .of minor court judges, which demands more and more attention every session. It s true that the -general assembly has established an anti-tubercuiosis policy and plan of campaign, and has appropriated $400.- 000 for a new reformatory and provid- The Bulletin has demonstrated by its contents the past week that it is alive to the interests of the city and town, and that it spares no expense in meeting the demands of every 18cal event. The other day Mr. G. A. Bullard of Montville in renewing his sub- “The Bulletin-is our one luxury and & necessity.” Doubtless many other subscribers realize that The Bulletin has come to be a practical assistant as well as a distributor of information. ¢ to subscribe, The Bulletin is left at the door daily | seription wrote: | at 12 cents a week. Compared to curculation our advertising rates are most reasonable. Send for a rate card and figure it for yourself. Following is a summary of the matter printed the past week: and Sevator Bradford of the Twentieth _district _was appointed on the committee. for the closing of saloons from 10 p. Spanish force returned a muster show- ed that forty had been killed wounded, the tribesmen having been in greater force than was believed. bill provides make an issue in the fail campaign of the mayor's failure to reappoint Mag- istrate Steers of Flatbush. Following a Direct Appeal to King Bdward, a deputation of suffragettes was accorded an audience by the home seeretary, who admitted that the peti- tion was an argument for an audience and promised to forward it to the king. MINISTER AND DEPUTY IN DUEL. Bloodless Meeting Between M. Cail- laux and lant, M. Bos. ister of finance, who was - the face as he was leaving senate chamber yesterday by Charles Bos, a former deputy, fought a duel with his assailant this afternoon on the Bois Vincenngs. The weapons used were pistols, and after the exchange of two shote, which did no damage, the ducl- s left the field unreconciled. House of Correction. Boston, July 9.—A year in the house of correction was the sentcnce Im- posed on Michael J. Mitchell, former purchasing agent for the and on Thomas H. Maher, a flagstone con-.ac- tor, who have been convicted of con- Bpiracy to defraud the city of 150s- ton, of ,various sums in the paymcut tor flagstone. regard to the Uncas Power company, and- the senate had passed the biil. It was decided to appoint a commit- tee of conference. ham and- Mr. Hayel were appointed. Dunn of Wind- of Waterbur: A Dill concerning the examimation of assessors was re-commliited to the in concurrence committee on finan with the senate, which had taken dif- J. R. Early as a leper, gave a re LEPER RAISED CHICKENS FOR WASHINGTON MARKET. Reception at New York Hospital to Prove That He H; No Disease. New York, July 9.—John R. Early, the young southerner, heralded abro eption tonight to prove that he is well. it was held at the New York skin and cancer hospital and was attended by wmedical , & number of Early's friends a sprinkling of the general public inter- ested in the case. Early,who recently came Wash- ington. where he had been locked up for nearly a year, received his guests cordially ‘and discussed his recent iso- lation. The reception was arranged by Dr. L. D. Bulkeley, the specialist, who brought Farly here to show that there is noth- ing leprous about the man. Early related a humorous incident at the expense of the Washington au- thorities. “What did you do when they had you shut up?” he was asked “I raised chickens,” he said, “and both the chickens and their eggs were sent into Washington and sold in the open market. They would not let my wife come within ten feet of me, but they had a watchman who brought me food. He took no special precautiong about it, elther. “It Early hud been a leper those «ggs might have spread the disease all oyer Washington,” added Dr. Bulkeley. “Tf it had been infectious at all the sggs would have carried It." * What Barly had, Dr. Bulkeley ex- plained, pulp mill where he formerly worked in North Carolina, s simple inflammation of the slkin, produced by the aikall used in the DINNER AND DANCE GIVEN AT DORCHESTER HOUSE By Amb; dor and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid in Honor of the King and Queen and Princess Victo: London, July 9.—Practically all the members of the royal family at present in London were the guests at Dor- chester house this evening on the oe= emsion of the dinner and dance givem the American ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reld in honor of the king and queen and Princess Victoria. This was the second time since Mr. Reld's incumbency at the embasdy that the king dined with him, s evening, for the first time, Q ndra and Princess Victoria accompanied his’ majesty The dance which followed the dinner was one of the most brilliant of rs and, outside of royal courts, probably’ has' not been surpassed for splendor and the prominence of the guests. These included, besides the —rayal guests, the leaders in the political and soclal ‘world of England and many Americans. Dorchester house, which is §o weil fitted for large entertainments, was beautifully decorated. Crimson rambles roses and white hydrangeas were large ly used in the scheme, which proved most _effective. The grand stalrway, wkich leads directly from the main en+ trance to the library, was bordered b; banks of ramblers, while the groups statuary in the halls were surroupded by choice foliage. Amidst the flgwers and plants colored lights werc pliced, creating a very pretty effect. Dinner was served &t two. lagge fas bles, decked with every variety of. orchids, of which the queen is so fond, The music, always a feature at Dor- chester house entertainments, was om. o Mt . 05 a m. I i - ‘dome to the end of discontinuing the | being admitted. The car was the prop- : : Extremely Threatening Situation. | ™ ; e, S e an even grander scale t usual. present rafiroad commission., ertyof Tornehale. ' Tie entry. was T i onnecticut Tiver Dridge MeAr| ihe situation Is extremely threatem- Recommitted. Fevorants Rope ' | SERIOUS TROLLEY ACCIDENT Mme. Nordica sng John MoCormack, The great expense of maintaining | refused last night, but today when he | ;5 TOUP: three worhy accomplieh | " General Marina is entrenching | House bill No. 263 concerning taxa- | Cities and horoushs - peticion in fav ON RHODE ISLAND LINE. | the Irish tenor, contributed solos, while two commissions, or cven but one|secured the services of Hatchelder, | poenis Of moment, buf {hg approaches to the city and has.tele- ' tion of legacies and successions, and | or of ameedine shoerior of Nou Ton: RHODE 1 Casano’s famous band played during which had five members, is so far out | Who was a graduate in science of Mc- graphed to Madrid for reinforcements. | concerning the selection and drawing | qon: tabled | Car Left Rails at a Curve—Ten Per. | the evening and also for the dance What Will Have Been Done| of jurdrs, were re-committed to the | “Aloronrintions— o by e e bt 3 which many guests came in. The king What it has done with trades schools | - FLATBUSH MURDERER TALKS. | committees. . = = ey in the appropriation for the shell wove Dikpes- ke ills ‘abled. W and queen mingled freely with those of proportion to the good which could | Gill university, it was accepted. result when a commission had merely —_—— recommendatory powers as to make it pure foods or good Toads but follows Ly ! . s present. Scem wise to meny members not to| ASQUITH ACCEPTS PETITION | oyt the lines of constructive legislation | His Version of the Moral to Be Drawn| On the motion of Secretary Chase, | onacommissioners for two year: cal-| Barrington, R. I, July 9.—Ten per- | ° With all its beauty Dorchester house saddle onto the state the heavy drain | prom Party of Suffragettes Who Had | 121 down two years ago and is in no from Staber Murd: house bill . No. 239 concerning the| Citie d boroughs—Coneerning sons were injured, two probably fa- |was surpassed in brilliancy by the tem< on the treasury at & time when Con- | @ om rarty of Suffragettes Who Had | sense original with this legislature, and pony ool Doatd a0 eimuieiinr b Wer oy ooy g PBIrs 1 5 g tally, when a trolley car on the War- | porgry supper room which was erected necticut hardly knows which way to Waylaid Him. the commissions it has provided for| . BRI a rd | erot Nkl |Ten & Bristol line of the Rhiode Is- | over the north terrace and lawn. This o the commissions it has @Fovided 197) ' New York, July 9 Frank Schmidt, | which the committes had reported | Appropriations—To supply a defi- | lana Suburban Railway Cor left the | o ents om o orace and lawn, | This e London, July 9.—Four suffragettes,|in & state which is already over en- ;l';;“ J:r"fl!hf'w;:}ld:‘;'as“r;;fl!‘flfi ""é;"“‘rh-:h“-mm: ‘3:"“;“.‘,.“0, R in the ap: :)x:m:‘lr itate | rail at a curve in West Barrington to- | fully transformed that it resembled & ¥ > £ Schieimer, ‘i e K old, | a s ale ight. eat o oy e GIFT OF $10,000,000 ;::L:i."r?:v;: tbhaeexl,ei‘zi:ifi::;p Sfizfiifif‘iir %‘G{i‘.’jfi:fi”m‘lfi"dafi“‘si"fi,‘é’fl - ;J;:]E a prison tecond behind kim: who ed Bouse bill No. 559 concerning woll | Judiciary—Concerning committees of “fhe ratany injured: Augustine | S OO ds and i e 5 P the past few days in’ the vicinity of X se - | mits. killing Mrs. Sophia Staber in her 3 - erning the | the superior court; calendar. Concern- | Fletcher, motorman, Providence, inter- ef 0 By John D. Rockefeller to the Gen- pariiament, waylaid Premior Asquith | sorplimcnt ot momecal imposmres, | bedroom doorway early yesterday | appointment of special officers for the | ing intimidation and boycotiing. nal injuries; Georgs F. Groens, conduc- | ooy et jhun from the celling, throming . eral Education Board. in Downing street this afternoon, ané-| or even Interest. He assorted that tha | MOFDINg when he was caught robbing | assessment and collection of poll and Calendar. tor, Providence, internal injuries This, however, was relioved by row tried to push through the police cor- | direct primaries bill was yet to be con- | the. Staber house at Flatbush, L. L. |military ~commutation taxes, —and| (,.coming the aithority of oficials, | Seriousiy hurt: E.C. Perthel, Emma [arter row of fowers whigh covered don which was drawn around the pre- | sidered, but that isn't =o; the com gave the district attorney today his |house bill No. 467 concerning judicial | oTCCTNE L T MR O NIET | Rea, Charles Miller and Hattie Rea, all | avery bare space and the delicatel geller today Increased his donatlons to | micr's residence. The women shout- | sion on this subject has been contin- | Yersion of the moral to be drawn from.| procedure in the collection of poll and | | COTCIR A% FUNEEOS, Of COMMIMNENT | of Barrington, suffering from shock | {inted walls and ceflings. ¥ th eral Hlducation board by a gift |ed: “Petition, petition, will you grant | ued two years, that's all. When the | the murder. military commutation taxes were | PTRCCSC AR O T O ar Concern- | and possible internal injuries. Dt eoll. o€ The_ tent was 1oit oulil il of $10,000,000 and also relcased the |us a hearing? general assembly gets through it will | “Mr. Staber and his son are the ones | tabled. E ing taking of web-footed wild fowl;| The car was running at about 25|ihe only scroen being the shrubbery board from the obligation to hold in | The premier turned, on the steps of | have pnt on the books some good leg- | Lo be blamed for this killing,” he says. % E concerning closing of saloons on | Miles an hour. At a curve where four | which was interlaced with a myriad of ity the funds contributed -by |his home, saying: islation, but it will have refused more | “They were fools to try and stop such| The senate passed house bill No. 259, | Christmas day: concerning trolley | NiShways cross, ¥t is said that the | sgjored lights, making a pretty bacl . “The gift announced today by | I will take the petition.” that is just -as good and some that is| MeN as us when ail we wanted was to | concerning the limitation of licenses | fares between Stonington and Pawca- | Street lamp was out, and that Motor- | ground and at the same time allowin; Frederick T. Gates, the chairman of | He descended, and having accepted | much more necessary. make a getaway. If we had been left | to sell liquors. The purpose of this|tuck; providing for trained teachers | Man Fletcher, mistaking a lamp fur- | g continuous passage of fresh air. Ti the board, brings Mr. Rookefeller’s do- | the petition, entéred his house, with- i FAHET alone there wouldn't have been no |bill is to gradually reduce the num- e 1ha 5, St, | ther on for the one marking the curve, . B ard GEhar B0 Rations 1o the General Education board | out listening to any explanation. Mlittisn Gommitban e Tangle. - | xi i - ber of licensed places until the ratip | s Taceeiriat oo aUng the St |14 o time to shut off the power and | Bn® rond “f'::,;.'x'w'":;‘m::.n:lmww:e“.e 20382,000,000, 1t was contributed, ac- | . The deputation withdrew, but on re. | . The special committee onpublic utlli- | * ‘It \fr. Staver will take a gun I will | shall be in each town voting licensa Changed to committe slacken speed. As a result the car|hosts and friends the conter tables cording to the statement made by [turning later were arrested and | ties, Which was to have reported this| gladly stand up in front of him and|one saloon for every 500 inhabitants. | tions—Amending an ac was ripped from/its trucks and hurled | anq were loud in thelr praise of the Chatrman Gates, because the income of | charged at the police court with dis- [ ¥o¢k, is in a tangle over the matter | jet him shoot till I drop dead, That's| The bill (house bill No. 2) providing | annual appropriations fo incorporated |45 feet across the highway where it | magnificence of the scene arranged i% the present fund available for appro- |orderly conduct. They, were remand. | f ®lving a commission powers Wwith| how much I regret this affair.” that a vote on the license question | agpicultural societies. brought up violently against a tree. | thoir honor. There were forty tables dation had been exhausted and a |ed until Monday. regard to rate-making, the especial| n a visit tonight to the rooms which | shall be taken on the petition of not Public Ut A hurry call was sent for physicians | gitogether, each a mass of pink carna= ot income. to meet sducational FRETPae & i W bete noir of the corporation lawyers. | the burglars occupied the police discov- | less than 10 per cent. of the rewistered ublic Ut from this town and Warren and RIv- | fions deftly intertwined with forns r needs of great importance had become | CcHOLERA AT TSARKOE-SE! The sub-committee drafted a bill With | ered what they said might be a clue to | voters of the town, lodged with the| Mr. Lyons of Thomaston asked |erside, and the most seriously injured v y necessary. . -SELO. |this in—it being understood that the | the murder of Samuel Bersin, a paint- | town clerk at least twenty days before | When the report of the special com- | were taken to the Rhode Island hos- _ Mr. Rocigeteller's action in empow- | Death of Wife of P present railroad commission is to be | er. whose dismembered body wrapped | the date of the anmual town meeting, | miitee on public utilities would come | pital in Providence. KENTUCKY WOMAN. ARRESTED. it ‘and Its successors to | D°ath of Wife of Prominent Officer of | retained and the public utilities com- | in’ oilcloth was found in an Bast Side | at which there is an election of officers | in. Mr. Scott of Plymouth amswered ol ki , bute the principal of funds con- Russian Ministry of Interior. mission to be another body altogether sireet a month ago. by ballot, was also passed. that a draft was made of a general| gHOT AT PEACH BASKET HAT Charged With Disfiguring Girl's Face d by upon the affirmative —and it was supposed that this would| he police found in the rooms a| Pagsed Under Suspension of Rul bill. He had worked all of Friday of »] with Carbolic Acid. wote of two-thirds of its members, | St. Peterburg, July 9.—In the twen- | pass the whole committee. It Wom't,| jiece of black oilcloth which they say Iast week until midnight, also Satur- ON HIS COUSIN'S HEAR. 1 en in con- | ty-four hours ended at noon today 15¢ | and now another bill is being drafted, | i identical in quality, color and make | , O1 the m°°g' of Senator Latimer,|day and Monday. He did not think — Lexington, Ky., July 9.—Mrs. o o e e e naw. va. |now cholera cases and suspects were | and when it is done the whole com- | with that in which Hersim's bedy was | the bill creatimk an office, to ‘be filled | that he could be criticised. Mrs. Mary Foreman Dropped With Bul- | phigns “pas arrésied today, o Tate, that at some futurs time the |Teceived at the municipal hospitals. | miltes must thrash out fhe matter 25| rapped. Also they found a long rope | OY an atforney-at-law, for the collec | 'Mr.~Chandler of Rocky Hill sald 1ot . Moy Ne o g Mery Iyaa, object and purpose of the Rockefeller | There were also 53 deaths from the dis- | between the two. There may be & roW | of the same texture as that with which | fion of clalms against the relatives of | that it was very embarrassing to him Who was mysteriously. attacked. in g fund might become obsolete. ease. Kour of these deaths occurred at)and a minority report vet, and there| persin's body was tied. ndigent persons support that the committee had not reported.| New York, July 9.—“If you put that | stable last Tuesday. The girl's iden- b — B T g S e s [t e e Y e g o 8, B vith 1t | A portion of the committee was ready | pcach basket hat on Tll shoot it 9ff | tification of the woman was dramatic. besn immuRe from cholera. of next week, B, i i- | B 4 r year; an e |ta report. A thing had occurrcd|just like Willimm 7Tell,” said Jdhn | Mrs. Phipps is a neighbor of the girl's PHILIPPINES TARIFF BILL Mme. Kryzhanovskaia, wife of a Disposition of Estate of Late Republi- | bill changing the local government of | which caused a delay, which he could | iae e Ko o J d - e gl e BT, wits ot.a A Joke on the Sena “an Leader of Philadelphia. Greenwion was passed” an. undr | wich caused a delay, which he could | Olark to his first cousin, Mrs. Mary |and during the latters delirium Bas b Foreman, 33 years-old, after she re- | called frequéntly to inquire about the The new automobile bill. which has| pyijageiphia, July 9.—The late Is- [Suspension of rules, transmitted to | fdence. The chairman haq worked | tumed tonighi Trom A shomsine cxpe | i condition. > Today AMiss Ryan was Passed by Senate—Porto Rican Bud- | interior, who was stricken on July 5| .t vet been signed by the governor, get Bill Continued. died today. - " | rael W. Durham, the republican lead- | the house. hard. dition and proudly exhibited @ new |in her right senses when Mrs. Phi ¥ IR S, e T ot et out of the bew| o of Philadelphia, who died recently, Supervision. of Schaols. Mr. Smith of Milford added his|head. pioce. "Mrs Foreman - took the | called. At sight of Mrs. Phipps . the 3 Washington, July 9.—During a ses- | gogton Insurance Broker Shoots Him- | exactly, contains a good joke on thein Atlantic City, left the income of'| The committee on education reported | praise of Mr. Scott to Mr. Chandler's | dare, thinking the revolver in Clark’s | girl sereamed and became hysterical. L% sfon lasting nearly four hours the senate, It contains other things which | 300,000 to Cha Seger, his friend |3 bil concerning the supervision of | Praise. A i hand was unloaded. Perching the hat | Miss Ryan declared that the woman [ Philippines tariff bill and the bill au- selfy et Do toans Ut o more eareral | nd chief Teutenant in his political | schools that the school tommittes or|. Mr. Johuson of wn asked | on her head she shouted: “Now shoot | who attacked her said as she made b tomatically continuing the Porto Ri- | Boston, July §—Henry E. Dunham | Sott of 1t had neon mage puc ie a | career. The $50,000 will be placed in | the board of education shall mot em. | Bow business in the senate was pro-| i of.” the onslaught: * can_budget were passed the senate.|of Beachmont, an insurance broker, | Scio pr It Al Been Tede. DR 5 | trust and Séger will receive the in- | pioy, as superintendent, a person who | STeSSing and Mr, Leete of Enfleld | Clark raised his arm, levelled the gun ¢ 1 _can't have rosy checks, you Only a nominal resistance was offered | with an office at 4 Liberty square, this | Fowever, ¢omes in the fact that the tax | come for life. ~Durham’s legal ad-.(is a member of such committee or |facetiously said that a committee|and pulled the trigged four times. With |can't. Everybody likes you; nobody by the minority to these measures. An |city, was found dead today in a 00m | ha suta’ eamutantorere s teice what| viser, Francis S. Brown, is given $25.-'| hoard, and no person shail be eligibie | Could be raised to investigate the sen- | {he lust impact of the hammed there | ikes me.” amendment by Senator Johnson (Ala- |in the Revere house with a bullet hole | T “semate. whish origivated it, sup- | 000 outright and the remainder of the | for appointment under this act awhe | atc: N i was a report and Mrs. Foreman fell to| She then threw carbolic acid fn her » | bama) declaring the intention of the [in his head and a revolver clutched in | booed 1t was o be. Whcn Semator | e8tate is left in trust, the income {0 | does mot hold a certificate of approval| Judgs Carrington of Winchester ar-{ fhe floor. A bullet had penerated the | face and.cut her with a knife on the United States eventually to grant in- |his hand. Dunham hired the room at | Biawasiesy amendtent 10 change the | be shared alike by 'Durham’s two | by the state board of education. Two | £Ued ' favor of coming in at 11 a. . |jet side of the nose, bore downward | cheeks and hands dependence to the Philippines, was op- | the hotel yesterday afternoon. A pack- | tax on manufacturers from a lump sum | brothers and two sisters. After their for more towns together employing | Tuesday, and Mr. Dunn of Windham | ang jodged, apparently, against a gland | Mrs. Phipps says she did not make . posed as being out of place and was age addressed to his brother George, | of $100 a year to so much per engine, | eath the income will g0 to their heirs. | more than 30 and not more than 50 | objected, and thought that the regular| of the throat. She was taken to the | the attack. 3 telected. Senator Culberson sought to |who is a member of the State board |t was piaced at $1. The sonate dis. | The estate is worth about 3500,000. |teachers, may unite by vote for the | time of 1L30 was proferable Whe | hospital in a critical condition i m he Porto Rican |of control of the city of Chelsea, was i his figure end refused o Sy = purpose of employing a superintend. | house decide vor of the earlier | Clark, who vears old, was grief- p treaty to July 1, 1910, but his amend- |found in’ the room. but it contents e, e New Department in Harvard Medical | ent of ;cnoon.#cf Catgndar time. according o the accisen of the | erick 4 i ft i ok Ko BUNGLING JOB AT EXECUTION. v ed. |were not made pubiie. § kY , aud n the motidn of Senator Fe peaker. . D doubted e er was loadded. "The senate entered upon an agree- | No cause {s ASsigned for the Man's | wii nc periid moin e onss o the PO Ms"h”"', o R bill, reported by the committes on pub. | Nouse struggled ‘along and fnally ad- S Cotton Rope Stretched — Condemned nient to adjourn three days at a time |suicide. He leaves a family at Beach- | report from the conference committee e T n entor | lic health and safety, creating sanitary | Journed until 11.30 Tuesay. Glidden Auto Tour, Detroit to Denver.| Negro's Feet Touched the Ground. mntil the conference report on the | mont. it was passed as the senate had passed [ PEHOR Of the ‘""l' ng S of | aistricts, was indefinitely postponed. b expmgyy Detroit, July 9.—With the arrival Ve B e e e cetaideration T N A it, and that body Gidw’t get amother | tN° Subiect Of PUBHe neath and peeo Adjournment. ADJOURNMENT BY AUGUST 1. | Bffalo today of Chairman Hower | Nashville, Ga. July 9.—With bloog / and not to enact any legisiation when ) D B d UV ~ o 1 e Gi .n | lowing from his mouth and beggin, ‘ it does convene. ' Dism ;"'i‘:. ::;‘:e::. :::. York's e I i announced today the establishment of | The senate adjourned to Tussday at | Informal Mesting of House Members A STl Reis o the Ao i bualy S5 wate. Marstiall it The senate recefved the official an- = e e w6 10 4 St hody | & departme medical school ex- | 11.30, —Committee on Presents. verel ot dor b 3 | colored,” was led back to the scaffol . mouncement of the death of Repre- | New York, July 9.—There was anoth- | fate per engine to = $1 and eVry2oly | clusively devoted to those subjects, and “: tions were ‘hegun for the start newt |, day to be hanged a second time aftes 4 sentative Cushman and adjournment | er shakeup i the New York police de. | (TGN, WIT o SRES SOUET, VO™ | the election, of Dr, Milton, J. Rosenau THE HOUSE. artford, July 9—Following adjourn- | Momay b;’"”;';"g, ‘;fi,“",;:a,',';',',g trip 0 | the sheriffs had made a bungling jois was' taken at 3.45 o'clock out of re- |partment—the summary dismissalof|gio"hag fixeq it @t. That didn't go|Oo% Washingfon as the head of it. nt of the house there was an INfor- | manile wen. o all oot the Usiiod | of the first attempt to execute him. The . spect to Tis memory. The mext ses- |four of thy forty members of the canine 2fe bad fixed it at That FIEVL €0 = ; In_the absence of Speaker Banks meeting at the suggestion of Mr.| Socls JEh 0T (T4 GO A6 Fied |irop of six feet strtched the cotton will be held next Tuesday. detective force. The four dogs had| g ine“if at §2 per engine (!) passed.|New Counterfeit of $20 Gold Certifi- | Mr. Tingler of Vernon called the house | Burnes of Greenwich, republican 1ead- | chatrain, and. every incoming train is | 50 that the man's feet touched t VR A S proved deficlent fn thelr work ae thief| o0y Sy, ™ thera it was Senator cate. © | to order at 10.30, and Chaplain Coun- |‘er of the house. bringing freh arrivals. Many of the |earth. He was cut down and with the WOMAN LAID DOWN ON RAILS, | Caichers, and were auctloned off at the | Bi,yosleq's handwriting, and the sen- | washington, July 9.—The secret | FYMan. offered prayer. The_ business before the gathering|cars entered far the fun checked in |aid of one man mounted the scaffold & 5 i';“&:.‘é‘;‘é': (::;, 'xTc;‘;l;ou;rx:?édff ate had passed bis amendment. No-|gervice has dicovered a new counter- Unfavorable Reports. was _the u}wlmmfl; clvf a ggmn:’l;e- during the day. % se:l‘l_)hml time, ‘Lun:l(nx r(u)lervnfliy, il b S occurre £ to canvass for contributions towards a M T he second attempt prove c- " Struck by Fast Erie Passenger Train | {nough the city pald fancy prices for | P04y knows yet quite how it 4 | feit of the $20 gold certificate which | Banks—Concerning fnvestments by | $0 GHITase B0 SOUCTONIIONS TOURICE @ Big Fire on Providence Water Front, |cessful in breaking the condemned —8kull Fractured. them. There are stil 36 dogs in the | Put it's there. is similar to the ome discovered in |savings banks; report accepted and bill man’s neck, and death resulted in fift- tations to the speaker, the chaplain and others. Providence, R. L. July 10.—Two men tes from strangulation. e department, ten on patrol in outlying | petectives Boarded the Mauretania | March, 1908. The words “In Gold | rejected. - o erson, N. J.,, July, 9. % the en- | Brooklyn and others In trajning uar- t . Coin” on the face of the note is print- Concerning savings banks invest- " * o5 Ghballh , ere badly injured, th plant of the shot and & 0 > nl:,::rr:fun Torie ‘paswenger traln drew | tors. As & wholo the dog huress has Searching for Jewel Thief. ed in gold tint, which is characteristic | ments; bill rejected. .,,F"",',,..‘ ommittee wax appoinied by | Mere b wn{mm_‘ ety da Lewin ehot and l.fl'\u' AI:?--*;';":':".L nto Hawthorne~a small station near | been & success. New York, July 9.—In a search for |of the first issue of gold certificates [ Concerning dérogatory statements| *"CHO™ ’ aged wnd & lumber schooner burned Gl April 12, He confessed Il here, today, he saw something lying - thieves who are reported to have suc- |of the series of T508. concerning banks; rejected. Section 1-Mr. Dunn of Windham. |15 the" water's edse this morning by | 1oy "% 2 wcross the ralls, but conld not make It | commissioner Baker Agpoints Miss | CeSSTully engineered s $500,000 Jewel —— Appropriations—Erectiug a state ar- [ Section 2—Ar. Swith of Milford. the explosion of-eil i two oil Larges. | ¥ i ST out at the distance. At fifty verds P Eropiitive Claek robbery In London a week ago, New | Dsath of Veteran English Actor, |mory at Eranford; bill rejected Section §--Mr. Leete of '-l_‘:lflfld The barges contained 125,000 gailohs 2 ¥ 4 he saw It & woman, She raised asey xecutive Clerk. York detectives boarded the liner Mau- | - ponon July 9.--Charles Groves, the | MIItary Affairs—For state armory | Section 4—AMr. Parker of Enfleld of il atid were completely destroyed, | To Treble the Road’s Present Mileage. BRI S saod ok at the oo | New. York, ' July . S—Commissianer [ritania before: she: dogken todav axid veteran actor, died at Bulborough, a | ot Weserbury: biil refected. There au iuformal ud desul- | - The injured are Albert Detosse, age ew York, July $.—Auncuncement Judiclary—Concern! night rates | tory ' discussion of the date of ad- |19, New York, ardeckhand on the Har- [ was made here tunjght that Ej for telephone service. ndar. ‘teatn, and lay down again. |Baker, the new hiead of the New York | went over the vessel thoroughiy, but i - "pilot canght her before the cmer- [police force, has appointed Teresa G.|no arrests resulte S oy Y 7 journment. It was ssrecd that the | rison, not expected to live capitaliste have purchased $3,500, ~ gency brakes could act and tossed her | Casey to be his executive clerk. She| The robbery, as reported last week Public ‘Health and Saf Amend- | house must continue beyond the time Capt. Fred May of the Large, also |of bonds of the Deluware & (% Wlian P of Ferndale, N. J. She [man appeinted to office by a police [ A Parls jeweler named Goldschmidt, | Vienna, July 9.-—Count Casimir. ing the preparation and cmbalming | to b in the last of Bheir reports. w;_ exceed $100,000, road's present mileage and I b Fagtp of the skull jcommissioner gince Theodo w up and robbed in the lava- gnl. former Austrian premier, died of_ 3 ‘“‘;“‘d reon; L He ”luu u\flme house might ad- m‘;l‘the crew n'flo barge o8- “‘L [ with 11 i 7 tory ,5‘. Ak ~ The h f&gud journ by August 1. 5 caped jumping into river. on A