I :Itlocratic Lake Shore drive, lbs 65-.
urea favored the Republican condi-
i but ii to an extraordinary whirl of
whining. starting with
Wong land taking in a wide sweep.
norms and.
It)“ Municipal
.- 5-1-7." ‘Towns
lt‘li' N" .- ;
' calhr. in colorado,
oofiiic
5T5 political tor-
, erwuiumod one ’of
:' _,rumdiy unique leaders in
It”. Inside tally. the Repub~
rt)t that not ,t in a memorable
to capturd‘the mayoraity of
As a direct result, the city
, elitzlomnlwedlo the policy of
hickeat , possible cessation of
franchises for public lltili»
Municipal ownership is flaps-
.. 1' alanine street car nee,
1I‘lgfi‘up‘lh the William.
winning successively tour re-
Ie bienniel lights of independ-
~ . last the regular party organ-
_ h a. John Maynard Harlan.
. their party loaders and tho DidlIlO‘
.lhdnl that of mayor.
yet change the complexion of the re»
suit. _ ‘
L The other candidates for city office
either ran slightly ahead or behind
plats and Republicans about cuuaiiy
divided honors for the offices other
The proposition
to increase the bonded indebtedness
of the city by $9,000,000 for tho pur—
'l‘wo’ amondm‘cuuc. to
the city charter were‘hliso defeated ‘by
large majorities.
DENVER. (30L. April 5.——-A Dell‘IO-
cratic landslide struck Colorado in the,
municipal elections held in all cities
and towns except Denver. ' i
in Peublo. Colorado Springs and;
Leatlviile, normally Republican, ti: l
Democratic tlclt'cis were successful. l l
the latter case the first time in twcnt
years. in tile smaller towns, whclp
party lines were drawn. the. Democrat is
won. the notable, all options. belnx
Cripple Creek. Victor,
trai City. A vigorous light was madll
in Northern Colorado towns and also.
in towns on the Western slope against
saloons and in only one instance. that
victorious. .
the cities of Little Ruck, Argentinhl
for the most part. .
towns non-partisan tickets were elect-4
ed, political lines not being drawn.
HOUSTON, Texas. April 5.~—Munici~
. cruciate ,lJllstice Harlan. of
itedslltates Supreme Court. is
' interns Republican canal.
is or donor. .The defeat is at-
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political rc-
ng the most up to date so-
The victor is
Seldom, if ever. has Chicago wit—
naeaod a more lively, more pictur-
caqueconteet yesterday. particularly
the city Was hideous with the ringing.
of cowbells and the roar of cannon
crackers.
The resultlwab..evldent helm-n the
balloting had been ill progress an
hour. It was a raw, plastering day.
gloomy and cold for the most part
until about the hour for the close of
voting. The sunburst then was not
hailed joyfully by the Republicans.
who felt that even in the matter of
election weather the party had bet-ll
under a severe handicap.
Appeals to fear ‘of domination by.
ID swny‘
corporate wealth appeared
many voters. and perhaps more than
any oi err influence was incorrectly
gauged y the Republicans. Harlan
hadbeeu savagely ilarrasscd during
the campaign as the reputed represen-
tative of Wall street interests, in-
tent on fastening burdensome frau-
chise grants upon the city.
The Republicans. however, had
figured that the vote susceptible to
appeal; of this kind would support
the Socialist candidate. Collins. and
that losses. if any, to the Republicans
would be more than made up by Har-
lan's old time admirers animus inde-
pendent voters. Estimates. ilowover.
‘of 50.000 voles as the total for (‘ol—
lino fell decidedly short.
Calculations upon colored - VDIi'a‘
were another source of error in, Re-
publican‘ expectations. An unmistak‘
able defection occurred in the colored
districts.
One of the amusing features, that
is recalled as tending to center good-
natured feeling in Judge Donne's be:
half, is that he is the happy lather
of thirteen children.
This phase of the campaign was at-
tended to by A. C. or "Pop" Anson.
who also has a record in family mat-
tars. Anson. the old time hero of the
baseballllleid., was the Democratic
candidate for city clerk. His popu~
larlty pcrsoaeily was beyond doubt a
potent help to the Democrats. His
campaign statistics designed to prove
that the Democracy. at least in Cal;
call): was the original and only gen‘
nine opponent of race suicide, was
humorously appreciated.
‘Al the returns came from Mr. Har-
lan's hams ward, adjacent to the ar-
dste. notwithstanding that the ward
in the residence of Mayor Harrison.
Democrat. who carried the ward in the
Soon, how-
ever. the factory districts and other
last municipal election.
populous sections began to be heard
from and Dunne woe quickly in the
lead. never afterward to be ovcrtakua.
The plurality for Dunno was esti-
mated at between 22.000 and 25.000
In tho city Pit:-
votes over Harlan.
lion t
mt.
lwul carried by the Republicans in
the presidential, election last fall by
s only plurality.
John M. Harlan listened to the re-
turn: at the Republican headquarters.
In early as 7:30 o’clock. be ac-
huowledpod defeat and left for his
home. When asked for his opinion as
w'ibe cause of his defeat, Mr. Harlan
” I
"TI... vocals ill-Chicano became i
fulfilled with the idea of lmmodi.
municipal ownership and the an
to autumnal. their votes til .
yesterday. lbeiieved and still , t
that Our plans for the sell . 0
an traction qttelilolt are tmk
at Ill...mple thought 5 r convic-
h ihat can
A
voted in accordance wit
(ion There is nolhln
be said about lny .
lull the whole stor
Chicago has d .
06.000.000 bond
boa». 'l‘he
ultion. were
in favor of m
,, out for the propo-
0 and than ‘
i
vr-years ago Harrison. Demo-
efaated Stewart. Republican.
by 7.060 plurality. The city. however.
_ '; the figures i
fol-s m.mi
pal elections were held yesterday
throughout the state in the smaller
cities. Only loral issues were involved
anti generally the lights wore along-
non-puriisan lilies,
MONTGOMERY. Ala.. April
Municipal elections were held Monday
and yesterday in many of the smaller
cities of Alabama.
purely local. .
CHICAGO. April Fir—Frank l), Come
erforll, who was expelled by the
House of Representatives of the tilin—
olu [legislaturc early ill the present
session. for failure to sustain charges
of bribery which he made against:
members. has been re-elected.
OMAHA, Neb.. April 5.—-'i‘hc cieca
5.—-
lions generally have been a victory“ derangement. butic has mimic metoperfecl
for the liquor interests, nearly nine—
tenlils of the towns having voted ill
favor of saloons. Nearly all the larg—
t-r towns favored high license. 'i'llesu
include Lincoln. (lralld island. Kenr»
ney. Columbus, Blair. Hastings. Nor-
folk. Fullerton, Wayne and Nobrusku
(.‘ity.
MESKOGEE, l. '1‘., April 5.—~i)r, F‘.
B. File. Democrat. for mayor. and the
entire Democratic city ticket have
been elected. The rare attention was
the issue, there being a negro on the
Republican ticket.
l Sl’RiNGli‘lEilD. ill., April :3.—~ln the
city election the IX’mOCI‘lIIH made a
,cioan sweep. electing the mayor, all
or the city ticket and nine out of fonr~
lcell . councilmell.
i TACOMA, Wuall.. April 5.-At lIIi'
'lnunicipai election
will affiliate with tho present Iit‘lllU-
l‘l‘lllli' :llilllillistruiiou.
PROF. HAWES VISITS REBERVOIRS
Will Make a Report and Recommenda-
tions Regarding the Planting
of Trees.
The South Norwalk water colllluis-
sinners anti Austin F. Hnwes forester
of the Connecticut Agricultural Ex-
lperiment station at New Haven. vis-
ited the South Norwuik rosarvolrs and
their water shed..lhis week. and tilt?
professor is to submit later a written
report. with revelnlnenrlatlons.
it is the. intention of tho connois-
sioners to expend about $l00 a year
in building a forest of 52000 trot-s
which It Is proposed to raise on the
forty norm of water shed. They ill-
tcnd to set out a number of lrocs, this
spring. as recommended by Professor
Hawes.
henloaogreleilabelllw,..ishr s sh shrdlu
The professor will also recommend
that the commissioners start a small
nursery of trace which can be trans-
wlll probably be started ill the fall,
STANDARD OIL INVESTIGATION
DENVER. April :‘i.~Tln» tailor
the legislature to pass lhc Wiidcr ‘
oil refinery bill will not. as “11.9“
ted. pill a stop to all opposill ‘ 0 the
Standard Oil Trust ill ill orence
fields. Before tiw bill w. ,i ' l l" ”I"
Senate, nflor it mid pa ,' "l" ”ml!
reading in the house treaenlallvo
Wilder alluoullrcd t 9‘ appropria-
tioa ol 3:25.000 wi rile ”i“ Willi"-
put up by the
38:11:}; mica? endent oil men of
a . , ct had already sub
2.22.52.22.23" out, and that all they
asked w, , state nominally take
charge .retinery. Representative
Wilda McGuire. both of Fremont
cm, ave been in communication
wi , elr constituents and now no-
u- that the oil producers hava do.
1.. to begin work on the‘luow rulin-
at once.
1. 511.0th girl is almost as sure
: ills wants to marry her particular man
an widowthat she wants lb marry
any man.
t
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rail sour Or
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run. to. Serum. '
"mound. work it
no dune to m
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The ho
this y
' for . midtown:
‘ .. Judas John lo
we» g ~er " s 3 fax...
T v’ 1 us do tubes that
. neat. round: ‘ lance.
' No sir izalowed to enter the
when "35' , ~ ,
all can lid is the paste quite
.wlthoatgguiug the tubes
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The. issues wei’o
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curtail-nu scum «so. ill. r
i-'/ ”Lunar U
pose 'of making publicimnrovemeats. wom
which was slronaiy endorsed by Mayor ~porf
.Weils and his party.,was ovorwhslm- our,
‘ ingiy (letealsd.
l
olden and Cell - '
of Montrose. was the liquor element .
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. April 5.~—ln: book also: has slnpt poorly.bscn quite
Pine Bluff. Hot Springs. Fort Smith.) W508;headlllzzuundheart-beatsvery
and Hana the Democratic tickets weru‘ fast; then that . .
elected yesterday withoul‘oppositlon.‘ nndduring her menstrual period She IS
in many or tha‘ exceedingly despondcnt.
i
0IIE illilllllllt am as IiEVEii‘FIILEI
wnwm .
Wren sohserfui. bravo. Iightvhelrtod
' is suddenly plunged into that.
on oflmilbrygithe flirt) his. it in
chiral-- this mortallyahls my:
pharmacist-illuminant. of mgr "
I r“ ‘ ‘--\ .
I first } ‘
tr“
‘7; v’.
t
for some time; head has edited and
ervous. and nearly faintcd once or
arlng~down feeling.
,Notiling
pleases her. Her doctor says: “ CIII'I‘I‘
u : you have dyspepsia; you will be
ail right soon.”
But she doesn‘t. get. “ all right," and
hope vanishes: then come the brood-
ing. morbid. melancholy, everlasting
B LIES. ,
Don‘t wait. until your sufferings have
driven you todespair. with your nerves
all shattered and youroourngc one.
but. take Lydia. Isl. I’inkhaln's 'cgcv
table Compound. See what. it did for
Mrs. Rosa Adams. of 819 12th Street.
Louisville. Ky.. niece of the late (leu-
erai Roger Hanson. (LELA. She writes:
Dear Mrs. Holmium——
"I t‘aullot tell you with pen and in]: what
i
I
Lydia E. Piukhaln‘s V'c etobia ("tom mound
has done forums. I so tired with elnala
troubles. extreme insatiable. ‘the blatal.’
nervousness and that all- one feeling. I you
advised totry Lydia E. likhaul's \ ambit
Compound. and it not. only cured my enlalr
health and atmrgtb. The buoyancy of a?
vounger days has returned. and I do initial -
or any lollgor with doslallulellcv. as i did he.
fora. lcoualtler Lydia E. l’llllrhaln‘s Volta
table Compound a boon which and culturing
women."
If you have some derangement of
the female organism write Mrs.
Pinkham. Lynn. Mass“ for advice.
DEACON MILLER'S JOKE.
Played on an Unsuspccting Red Man
During a Sparring Exhibition.
Uill‘ clly auditor is ilolllillg if not
Ibuuiorous. which is not so iIlili‘Il ill his
blood an ill his mind. Neither is in
our of tile iiruw- cxt'lusivolr for his
the Republicans 'IIll‘ young Burks belonging to lilo Wig.
eleclmi seven nlcmlurs and the Demo \i'alli, who fancy themselves as sparcrs.
train one member of tho city t‘tllllll'II. “'1‘" l0 lilo I‘Nil‘m ”I ”"0 Willi: SU iii!
bill a majority of lill' lli'W plumbers :li in say bu could do lilo olher will
'planted as they grow. The nursery .
Jtcuilll. lill‘i‘l‘Ily hangs a lair. ’i‘wo oi
All: t'j‘l‘s‘ shill, tiliggul-lt‘il u i‘tlllili'II in
war. 'li'iil‘li ll \\':i:< l’tlllf‘llllll‘il in blind
.iold lill'lil Illltil .«U‘wr pulling iIli
clown on at it they wont. lfl‘ow For):
being vcr.‘ leal'y. and Cattle Fish yer)
:toxy. 'l‘hl-y suwvd IIIi' air, in and it‘ll
for quitt- a whllc, with a lrurrlnr‘;
\vnrwlloop of ”(lo it, ilillovltch.” “ill.
illlu again. Kuroki.“ liIIlI olilcr lip-to
(lair) forms of ellcollragclncui. Loud
Wflm- u... WM“. van...» wag-WW
incarnations
‘ ties that are undone III‘l'l‘.
7“ , ... _ m
B HUINIOIN THE DIVORC
’ COURT.
LIVE
mm.—
Laws of Connecticut Offer Particular
Advantages to Warring Couples-
Bll ll thoroughly fluid (:llfill'l‘l’llil-‘lii
of the divorce laws of this stat.- llu'
Judges-Alf iba l-ilIlJl‘I'Iill' courts burr.
within the past few ,Vt‘lll'a, surl‘rl‘lil‘ii
in bringing about a rather uullcl'llll
reduction ill the number of divorrr up
plicnllona filed and. as wmlid tlaiuralii'
folhlw, ill the. number of narrow.- grant
oil. Al lbr nullio lilac llll' thus of
Connecticut. govoruing iht' stunting
of divorces are such liidi illtly oitcr
particular advantages to thosc who
find the bonds of holy Wi'iiilil’k ll'ii'
sonic for one reason or cumin-r. and on
that account this state is widely alll'
cd for the large llumbcr ol‘ llltll'l'illg"
In this state one may be separated
from one‘s life partner for so t’liiIL‘li via.
inflow of the marital contract which
is not ground for IIIVOI'l'I" in any (liill‘i‘
HIllIIt-i ,a lilo country. licrc. proof of
intolerable cruelty of one or lilo Ulbt'r
furnishes sufficient grounds for a so)»
oration. though it is not always so
that the man is the dell-urinal in suits
where this charge is rcliml upon as
lilobssis for the application. 'l‘bbu
habitual iutculpcraucc. il' prowl, is
another thing for whitu a woman 01'
man may be separator] from um» whom
he or she has promised in min: “lmtli
death do us part." Allotllur and par-
llnps the lllosl used of illt‘ finance in
the divorce laws is that of dcsci‘lioa.
Tile desel‘llon. ii is true. must be
provcn by the plaintiff, and it is
surprising the number of t'tlHt‘K that
come into the courts. in this and to
cry other courtly ill lhc slalc. ill which
the plaintiff takes this no a ground (or
il’lt‘ application.
'l‘ilei'o arc two oi hm caucus consider.
all by the law as sillllcit-nt ground for
.IIVOI‘L’t‘ bill they are not uni-ti so fro-
already as thosonnlnliuucd and arc
refcrrod to gllilt’l'iiliv‘ as stulnlory
grounds. This lllakcs a list of iivo
things on which one may bring action
for divorce and whore ibcl‘o are so
bully ii is bound to be so that lllcro
will he a greatcr llllmbcr of divorces
ban there Would be if lill‘ stale only
:rulltcr divorcc for llTll-' or two things.
saute as is done in u Hl‘l‘ill lluluy Ui
he other slates.
Public Standai Wiped Out.
'l‘ilcrc trail: a lilic. some 2.3 yours
ago. when a law has on llu- stutulc
books of this stair which authorized
1 divorce. if the. \‘Olllilllliiltllli could
prove his or he: married lift” llll
happy. lurornlmlabiiily Ili‘t'illlil' so
parked in this slate. while this law
was in four, that ii IJt‘l'lllllt' a public
scandal and rulierlcd on tilt.1 morals
if good old (‘oullioiicul and after a
'W' More it was stricken from the sin-
.ultls. This law luadc-il twirl It;
all a divorce in (‘onumglimp' than in
‘iouiil Dakota and for titular-“WU" llll‘
’ilIllIfill‘y and pubiil .sp‘ t‘li citizens
:cncruily drone against 4 and Ii \Véih‘
Ill‘ duty ol‘ the luv/mu rs to abide by
III‘ ruin of public ill loll. which was
it that time wry 'oug against it.
in.“ “cw it... ‘u‘ lit-rt,- allows an
tinny carnal-s as . illuiuni grounds lor
:l-parulion or n and wilc that n l'i“
iablv ilililiill‘i’ ostllnalcs that allo'll
.u..,mlu.-l..,- 1(tho Iliifiillflfls of IIll' Kli-
lpl'ltll' \‘()| {O of ilil‘ slain t'tiilt'ttl‘lls til-
‘orcvs l‘t‘iy. Uni of 700 cases for
duration of the superior court
according lo IIII" bout authority
blc. lili)’\\‘hi‘l‘l‘ from it'ul to 175
ho divorccs. This is the art-rage
applications entered but uoi lllo
out among the illughlers was this So
nlourinn manager. which was liclcc
by our of iIIl‘ itwl Ml‘ll. who illlii
"is that you William?" lo will ”if
quicirwillcd grm-crynlnn said! "1‘5
Will i am. so you had boiler l‘“ 0““
1'” see. that you got a lino P“ “9313
Willit‘ at that very illsla, h“ deacon
was slyly l'onlovillg ih adage. from
one of flip illdlaus .' had ”l" his
trust pull. lt-uvilllz ii. ”I" as blind “h
:l but. and WITII‘ ‘5 “m“ with ‘h‘
High! pm...” hi.. rt well. and got in
nuluy hills. " ”I9- Olh" got I"
HUIH’. the, 5" to" laughed “IIIII ”IQ-y
w“... bun: . and Miller until he got
H mm, . . th sides. Someone said:
“For en's Bake stop this, or Wt
will is." It was declared a drau
,. . ,. ill combatants shook hands. lb:
1, “folded fellow never knowing any
ll
as about the olhcr‘s bandage bolus
alien off. This amusing lucidcul rc
calls a scene in a New York script)
into which Dull Bryant was bcluu ill
itlaleli In his last degrlc. 'l‘llo lit'gl‘l
uliuslrol was bilulifo lIl'iI. uud Ilit
alecrur bull to girl- illlu on.- on llu
knob us a sort of knockout. This so
enraged Dun iirruut illui pulling oil
lilo bandage he want at tho follow
tooth and null. and tho ulcmbert
cullidu't interfcrc for some lllnu. on
account of the confusion and laughter
which ensued. The degree had to bc
postponed until another occasion.
A DAREDEVIL RIDE
oflon culls ill it and archival. ’l‘o ilcui
accidcniul inlurlos. low litirltluu's Ar
nlcu Salvo. ”A docp wound ill my
fool. from an archival." wrltoa 'i‘hco
doro tichuoio. of iiolmubus, 0.. "calls-
ed mo grout. pain. Physicians wort-
helpicss. but Illa-illell's Arlllcu Salvo
quickly hauled ll."‘ Bouillon and hauls
burns like magic. 25:: at I“. ll. Baxter
druuiat.
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VON DIR AH! tTRicKIN.
ST. LOUIS. 0.. April 5.-—C’hrls Van
Der Ahe. for many years prominently
connected with the 8:. Louis National
League baseball team, and widely
known as the president of the four
time chum ion "browns." is in a crit-
ical condli. on from a stroke or upon-
iexy. He was stricken while voting.
. won A Milli! or FAIWI.
hewur unto Early Risers. “18 ul- .
lupus little pills. have been made fatn-
‘ null by th if certain yot harmless and
gentle not on upon the bowels. collati-
potion. etc. They do not. weaken to
stomach. gripe or make you feel til it. ‘,
Once and always preferred. ’l‘ilsy =
strengthen.
Bold by Clifford Paar:
mm,” i.
a. ," W
. urticaria
u. ”to ; . .
:llillibcr of (lirl‘l‘t't‘s granted, for, of
talrsc. all or lilo applicants do lint
il‘llVl‘ lhcir-l-uscs ltlIlI lllc saint» arc
Ili‘l'l‘flll't‘ thrown bill of court in l’llllv
\‘l‘l'lll'lu‘l‘ of this lurin- lliiiliill‘i‘ of «a»
.5 this slain stands iilird or North iii
no list of dirorcc granting states in
the country.
Bottle Judges Are Careful.
There is of course a very popular
and witlcspreud opposition to prevail
once of dirorcc, but lbc ludgcs bcru
cannot altar inc laws and therefore.
f a case comes in them. the plaintiff
in tho action proves the ground on
which it is brought. than it is the duty
of the court to grant a doctor bill
nowadays. it is commonly said. the
‘ludgos are not so loose in their hear-
ings on such applications and to one
who has followed the courts and their
business for Ht‘l‘i‘l‘lli yours this is very
apparent.
lit the wcl-kly grind of the tllvOl'i'i‘
will that coulvs at tho short calendar
session crcry Friday. during the court
‘i'l'm. N can be soon that lilosc who“
apply for separation. lllltl whose IIDDII:
cations are not coulestoti. are made it)
provc to tho fullcsl satisfaction of tho
court that tho claim of ill? person
bringing thi- action is a true one.
Times, when it accrue lo the succin-
iors in the court room tluu lhc appli-
cant has a good case and will he ilb~
cratod from sonic inhuman or inlcul-
potato companion the court will hold
that lilo ratio has llol ill-cu proved and
will dolly lilc appiirniiou Thou. too.
llil‘ court will always llIIIItl! it, a point
in bring out ol’ the wliilcas a trap
story of ”W lil)llli‘HIIi' Il‘lIiIIiIl' for
which bu or bill“ tIl'HII'i'H NIYIKII‘ IlIthl‘iI-
nuns. and woo uulo fill: one who lrics
in cover any portion of tho story
which the court is wailing to hear.
More witnesses aru required by the
court now than formerly. which brings
out. of course. better proof. or dis-
proves. the claims of the person who
seeks the divorce. Only a few years
back one of law such ,witnessos could
be members of tho family of tin-
plalnllff and the court would buss
Judgment on their wow. it is trap that
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“Few Illth' l 1b
of Slolldu'rll's leC
discliplious own
1 and (enjoy i‘oroig
iil'vsillu "
p
the
ll."
t. of
llloalls
(‘llllill rl‘t‘s.
own a sol
(troll:
an.
OT
language and n-
pictures and dramatic
litres and by ulcaus of
and eloquent
tally circle the world
a lruvci at one's own
W. C. Poole, City Supt. South Nor-
walk Union Schools, says:
in my library the Stoddard Lectures
and l certainly (.‘(llliillf‘llii them highly.
'l‘bv illustrations aw clot” and l‘Xiftll-
bull and Hill doscriptious arc in choice
“i have
ry vivid."
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relatives arc. frequently in the mar
now in llcilull‘ of smut-our looking f'
a scpuraiiolr but iii “iv some time
is IIll' (Ii‘h'Il‘i‘ oi' Iill‘ court, it swims ‘ll
oilsm'l'cl‘s. to plow iliili‘P 'l-ciillllw .n
lilo words of illsiiiivrl‘slvd illiii ill] 1"
lelIIl't‘iI wilnosscs.
The Limited Divorce.
in Now York stoic thorn in law
which perlllils a man Ill be so; Iflii‘ll
from his wilc til‘lcl' silo has I his
bed and board, living ill a pr fill‘HI
scum smut-tiling iliul tho (it? 'l‘lillll.
now in this stair. cxrcpt that/.l Now
,i'urk UllL‘ t‘lllliloi not all all. .lIt‘JII
vorcc on ”it: ground. it is ol’llfll‘fl-
lion by which lIli‘ mall is l
in pay lilo support .of his 0:12
lhc husband. at lIll‘ Hulllm’ nlc. has
no claim on his wii’c. tho :l uoitbcr
can i't‘illill'l‘y. There is onl no ground
for up ubsoilrtc iII\'0I'(‘i' blow York
stair illllI this in ii slut ry one.
Ill :1 discussion of tho «orrc aura»
lion lill‘ ()lIltil‘ day lllll . sonic law-
ycrs nun of them lold story of a
New Haven Illhlilii‘ . who roam
around to tho oiiicc llilc clerk of
llit' Hlpcrior court at i‘IllHl‘ of ill“
,\'oilt":: luminous “\‘t’l‘y 'l'tl‘ for a num-
bur of yours and g
on lip: numiwr of a
lilo rounly and Hill
gruntml, nmi Illl‘li
on lIll‘ subject If
Tho vlcrgymuu di
yours and l'IiIllt‘
your critical, lull
Iii Hllillt! yvura. t
scout norm of ii
out aim in- w:
Illlvl- Hl‘lfill‘l'lI
for Iill‘ tIiI'iIi‘l'
iltlfoitlt‘ll IIll‘l'
with vvcuis
wall, but by
l‘Ilhl‘l' wlfc
liloli and do
is colturcgulll‘ul.|
its for about toll '
rulluiurly IIN iIli‘
lily: not born sccu
, Hlt‘illll-il‘ us it may
awyl'rs I‘W‘l‘ found
”I' ultmt rorluiniy‘
t'i'ltli for It M‘I‘Illilil.
' arc willows ropiniv
livid: illui prulillami
1 lliifiil‘lililliit' choir-b ol‘
'usbuud have burn ru-
imi.
. “W
said ilculi. Illyca. itchi-
. in of any sort, instantly
“uanautly cured. Dunn's
ii any drug atom.
“-illl'zem
nest: of th
reilovod.
Ollllliil‘ill. '
A , w RAILWAY FACTS.
Attila for legislation to fix freight
rates. . ~ in uo'mo rupee oven more
cuts favoring povorm
. . sIIIp, arc culruiatcd to at»
‘ alien to tho other side of tho
in the American desire to
“culture deal.” A few facts,
3 "the benefits. derived from;
ways and the consideration lillc'
' liners and employers wet-a ro-
iu the last tutor» of the Baub-
agncine. -
ui: “2.000.000.000 of railway
‘ ~. and cloaks are held by invest
' ‘ madam. shorthand alumnus.
" ups and orp ans who are. ohtgfiy
p
Wharf
a ‘tlt‘ilttlmuttrimlruiug m ,
In 1' ' ’ 'ihlly
tilt,
. lift} rgiurnsbdian maul w
.lrcli filflilfilii‘ii.
. rations tilcd in; cruiion on till.» total builds and stocks,
illwr ol dcl'rl'csl
"up“ a pol-mm. . IIll"RlIIIl ill intrinsic value of a from
The same goncrai llrgulucntl
over. and tho average rate was only
3.L'l pt-r l'l‘lll. pcr unuum. Of IIll‘ hall
that paid rlgniur curuiugsjliiu avciu
ulzc for the decade was only in” per
will. I'vall including ”it“ Illllldl‘ll Ill“
lIi‘IIIl‘lIlIOfiF ii is smut that tho allu'k-
holders how not SCCIII't’iI uu ostsiw
return from ihcsc Ini’t‘SIllllfllIS which
, have llllllit‘ possihic the railway devoi—
i oplucul of the nation.
it li‘llii-iilll‘ in about 200,000 would he
i an impossibility bill for (be millions
inf dollars loaned by those who had
I l‘llllfllil'lll'l‘ ill the lIl,'\’t‘IUDlllt‘llI of fili‘lll-
liar: and ilIIli‘i‘ industries: i‘Ib’Iillil: u
.‘ porluunoui loss IIIIII cvrtuiuly sacrific-
'«yhllgtvh INK a ,it-mporury iuicrcsl rrlllru in,
A“... luosl l‘lihitirl, until IIlt‘ population and.
llilsinrss inrreuscli millioitrllily lo us-
sul‘c liivitlrnda.
Sonic figures bcuriug on this point
may bc loulld in the census report of
.' farm land values. Taking a group of
illill'lt’t‘ll wvslcrn status in which the
I railway mlicugc increased 340 pcr cent.
. from l870 to 1900, it is found that tho
lruiue of fa‘rnllng lands in the some
i states rose more than the present cn~
‘ tiro capital stock of all the railroads
; in tho country. allri more than all the
dividends and IllI(-l‘(.si paid in u gon-
of all lilo railway properties.
status.
applies in llir mauulaciurimr towns.
ului all tbc industrial activity of the
ilutloil.
Nnillluu could burn been accomplish»
ml without the iruusportluu fuciiiilca.
and progrons would lluvr broil l‘llllilli-
ml nllllosl wholly to tho Hoabourd:
um and lip- thorn-i; towns and points within roach of river .
uuvlaullou but for iIll‘ marvelous rail:
way tlovclopincui ill which this nation
lands ”to world, ‘
licslrniululr logisiallou should he ou~
uvlod with lint urcuicat possible rail-
lion. if at all.
Walrus of labor on tho railways lluvr
rlscu rapidly in reconl yours. and this,
great problcul has been handler) In a!
most skilled manner. stubborn strikes"
lluvu boon nvoldrll. the public suffer-
ing litllc laconvcnnuco no rule account
Protracted ccnlrurcrsies would handb
rap all other industries and coat vast.
sums. 'fhc public oWes much to tho)
nbic management of the transporting
companion on this one point alone.
During this last decade the numbcrl
of railway employer: has nearly tIOlIIII‘
oil, over five million phonic uowfdta-
pcndiur‘upon tho wages so darned.
Rough)! speaking, the total nlnuuul
paid out as wages is nimul. four lilacs,
as much as the coronal distributed:
as dividends on caplial stock. Nor arc,
the old and liccrcpit employer discard“
r all cleared. Many of thrill: are. so after years of faithful service; thui
Pennsylvania Railroad alone has dis»
triblltod over abduction la populous.»
’rbl- lplvsilou of taxes Is also war.
lb. of rollsl‘dcrallmtl
I
in um um rail ,
i
This is:
i
l
A girl may in» a good lookor, and still
uccll glasses. ‘
F. 5. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
i
l General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
?BINO, BUILDING OF NEW AND ”E-
lMODELiNG OF OLD 8TRUCTUREO.
iN 0R OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
. “RESIDENCE-
: II MAIN STREET. NOIWALK.
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(NEW YORK. NEW nirvana
i HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
in Effect December 4. 1004.
LEAVE 80UTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
. M.~12:52x, 5:331. 5:451. 0:10x.
6:50. 6:55. 7:46. 8:20x. 8:42. 9:07x.
9:32x. 9:61.1flrl'yi'ix, 11:41.
' M.--12:iilx. 1:00. 3:001. 3:61.
max. 0:46. 0:0“. 0:301, 7:231.
8:00x, 9:02; 10:32.
Sundays.
A. lil.~—12:5‘.lx. 0:03;, 5:401, 8:68.
.n’
'l? lawman. sums. lists,
mail, 8100:. 9152:. I01“.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
. M.~«4:fio. tuba. lizlln, 7:50. 8:001.
01:53:. 0:001. 10:023. 10ml. ilzoiix.
r. 'M.-lz:02x.’l:or.. azoox. 2:55.
53:31:. 4:04;. 4:09. 4:32, 6:0”. 0:07,
5:27. 0:00;. 0:02, 0:001. 0:29. 11:00:.
12:00:.
land-ya.
A. M.-0:00. 7:30. 10:02, ~
P. manor. 0:00, 8:00, 11:00. 18:00. .
IOUTH NORWALK ‘I’O NIW
HAVIN.
A. Ids-limits. 1:211. 1:50;. 0:16,
7:36. 8:38. 0:11;. 10:08:. 11:11:. 11:44.
P. Ida-18:0“. 1:21. cuts. 4:20.
6:36. 0:071. 0:83. 1:10;. 0:10;. 11:20.
’l‘fill‘llm In addition to shave.
r. .wmr, 0:13, 1:34.
' a. holidays.
.,M.—-ia:l4x. itllix. 1:583. 1:40.
9: twill :lla. P. M.»«0:44. 1:101. 0:101.
sourw‘ NORIWALII ,‘fo DANIUIW.
A. “wt-33“. 0:00: 0:08.
P. Mil-fell“. hm. 3138,6203. 7:17.
DANIUM. 1'0 00b H NORWALK.
”A“ mason. 7:102: 0:11. 10:00:.
it latest
it:
cum.
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