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To the creation oi a
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Public Utilities
0
Charles 3. issues. 9mm 0! the
flow York. New Haven and Hartiord
railroad, in an interview criticises
. manually the movement in this state
for a public utilities commission and
deiends “his
”mutton record.
is said about watered stock.
bellow who talk at it know what it
insane."aeid Ir. Mellon. “There is no,
stock of the company with which i are
connected nor of its subordinate coni-
panles that does not represent more
its; par paid into the treasury of the
e.
buds and debentures.
The same may be said oi its
"if we have a commission with am-
ple authority and it falls to exercise
'that authority so as to get for the
0' people what they want it will last on.
cordially invited. Charles
, W, I; Robert I. Wilcox.
M. Ito. asks. A. hi.
h Iasonio ullding. South
M Id and 1th Tuesdays at
Milt—July and August ex-
t 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
cordially invited. ' Thaddeus
. _ 11. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox.
Wisp, No. 52. Order Eastern tier
in Masonic Building, South
., t,“ and 4th Wednesdays
. month—July and August ex-
t .1 till o'clock. All ment-
0. D. I. cordially invited.
llavBop‘Iper. W. M. Mrs. ids
,. . ‘ sou—q-
,. ,. hr meeting of Ophir Chapter,
«o. I. 6., this evening at 7,145.
Internally,
IDA will“. Secretary.
iIi'aven is about to prohibit the
' "practice of making a free
on of pills, powders, medi-
, other drugs 11 the streets,
use to house, for advertis-
., Many children have
diode sick and some killed in
lonelier. Prohibition of u is a
re.
.-—
ungarian partridgea were lib-
t. Putnam Park, Building, an
it within half an hour one be-
e victim of a hawk. Hawks
nuieroue‘in the muntry towns.
there ll little' doubt that their
hot rapid increase accounts in
i'arg’cpart for the growing scarcity
genie birds. Payment of a bounty.
iii the case of loses, might lessen
,,Iumher of hawks, greatly ”to the
‘ ‘ oi poultry minors as wall as
Wu. indeed, it is by no means
D, I that a hawk is not more new
,9. of poultry and game than a
Tho predatory bird is also more
'sau to reach and um.
_.—.—-
15 INTEREST T0 woman.
.——-—-
low silk muslin makes one of
prettiest possible dancing frocks
M young girl; Of course there is
h to it and lace to make it still
in elect.
. is no tucker or guluipe quite
as that of tucked net. Lace is
considered half as smart as the
MI. lucked.
‘E tailored coat?
Whole 0! the garment.
ellit princess
WW
”WI.” ‘OIIID done
‘ It the princess iroclt.
' on the oar. The ul
‘ led you put to see
"1’“
Wu
' it it oodilah hash.
7“ is so more effective place tor {
car‘s own handiwork thsn'on
t.oihersuit.‘lonieotthe;
- t that have been brought ,
this spring are hand embrold- .
6 who bearers! about her :
‘" loll.
w
. 1‘ . ' will never have rough
. l'l.
, plus.
. that is the thinner lace, but it is
so you noticed how little luiness
Is in the top oi the sleeve of the
The severe do-
has absolutely no fuluoss. the
' being exactly the also of the
bras lull describes a (Ypponhngsn-
‘ l‘m‘k with
at not and coat of the silk
was entirely covered with up
in miles! biw
sonteohe. A scarf of black
hold the cost at. the trout. and
was a tiny cravat of black lib-
the other noon while rid-
t bolero
the fish
same water twice as hutch
i . of course). in the morn.
> both until tender. shred the
mesh with the potato till light
titer." Then season generous- .
. r and cream and you hsvo
.iIt for s hing. i suppose you
MB of a new way of proper-
aiid ends hanging about her
it her hair is uneven. she .
great twisty in a veil when -
‘ but her alliance will be '
asvortlaiiins supply of liniv
el trestle iron! the -
”martini ‘ the: hell
til the nest legislature and no longer.
A people is as well governed as it
wants to be and; no better, and if it
wants trolley lines and can get them
in no other way it will authorise‘as
uiuch watered stock as will satisfy
those who have the money with which
to build the line and induce them to
part with that money in the hope of
profit.
”1 know i am within bounds when i
tell that upon the average there is no
better or safer service anywhere or at
cheaper rates
this state. _
"All this has been accomplished
with a minimum of regulation by so
than is enjoyed within
almost absolute monopoly and despite
charges of exercise of political power
and the use of money, that almost all,
so far as i can discover, result from
the anger and disappointment of those
who have sought the support of that
supposed power and money with no-
satisfactory results. .
For the dllettante of the present day
and generation who has sought within
the last few years political prefer-
ment with astonishing success, both
to himself and those who know him
intimately, I have no encouragement.
to char. it is his only chance and it
is waning visibly just now, and for
the grails:- and hypocrite I have little
use. They and the political swelled
head arerlmpossibie from any view-
point, the former from the fact that
real reform means their utter elimina-
tion, and they know it.
"What this country needs more than
all else is a disposition on the part of
the public to let each man know his
own business and no ono's else» and
require him to strictly attend to it. it
might deprive some of us of all occu-
pation, but the community might not
under no seriously but it. would nur-
vive and rioaslbly prosper."
NEW PRIME'MINISTER.‘
LONDON, April 8.——’l‘ho vacancy in
the allies of Prime Minister of Great.
Britain caused by the resignation last
Sunday of Sir Henry ampbell-Bannorv
man on account of ill-health was filled
today at Blurrits, France. during the
audience there between King Edward
and Herbert ii. Asquith, who bud been
summoned from London.
Mr. Asquith first loud-trod to his mai-
eaty his resignation as Chancellor of
the Exchequer and immediately there-
after he kissed the hand of King Ed-
ward on his appointment to the post of
Prime Minister and First Lord of the
Treasury.
We
.................
ill Wsshlm Sheet.
- HARDLY WAIT
it is aimed too good to keep
Mani-Flake Day
Thousands of 15c packages free
At your grocers
Wflfimiurwlrfluuv.
Omens of Tartar ..
lleilsaJe Lise Mild
M’KEE DIVORCE SUIT.
..._....
serious Allegations Made Against lath
the Husband and Wife.
PARIS. April 8.-—-'l‘he hearing of the
divorce suit brought by Mrs. McKee,
formerly Mrs. Hugh Tevis, against A.
Hart McKee. her husband, was con-
tinued today. The first hearing took
place March 4th, and Mrs. Molten,
through her counsel, described alleged
indignitiesto which she had been sub-
jected to by her husband. Mr. MCKae
retaliated two weeks later by bringing
scandalous counter charges against.
his wife through Muitre Labori. To.
day Maitre Burboux, on behalf 0! Mrs.
McKee, conducted the pleading in re-
buttal. The italian nobleman, with
whom it is alleged Mrs. McKee had
improper relations atnchat‘eau at Va-
rennea, was identified as the Marquis
Guglieul. M. Barbour: denied Mr. Mc'
Ken‘s allegation, and offered to pro.
duce testimony from physicinun to
show that the wife's physical condition
at the time specified was such as to
disprove the charges. llo declared
that the real object of the deli-nae. was
not to furnish information In the
anch court, but. to besmlrch Mrs.
MoKee’s reputation in America, and
secure the publication there of certain
lbltifelra she had written to her hus-
bun .
HARTFORD? NIW MAYOR.
HARTFORD, April» 8.-—Mayor Ed-
ward W. Hooker, who was elected on
the Republican ticket yesterday, was
inducted into omco today in the city
hall. Mayor ilenney. the retiring chief
executive conducting the ceremony.
The new chief magistrate promised
to be the mayor of all the people. re-
gardless of political alliliatlons and he
licsought the support of all citizens.
The city government will be Republi-
can. the Democrats having only 17
councilman and alderman on a Joint
ballot against. 13 Republicans.
Can
cry-'- . ej-‘a'u .,.'. . .‘r. a .m- . ..
tritium. ls .
Dividend Day!
090'
BRING YOUR 800K iN AND GET
III SPAM FREE.
0..
NewYork Grocery Co
Saudi Norwsl.
West:
,t
" harbours. The hull ag will be steam
I out in hearing
I at ltiitl. and completed abotit n momii
» ago. About that time Mr. Jot-up died
f and the dedication was postponed un»
Libra is deflated
attuned from lint Page).
oi our ancestors, who believed in look-
log out for the generations to some
after them. Nowhere in the world
perhaps is this feeling of future Justice
and responsibility stronger than in
New England. The very foundation
of our amt Yale University was in
a collection ofgood books of useiul in-
formation and moral instruction, for
are not all our customs preserved, our
laws perpetuated and our moral cul-
ture made permanent through books,
the old and the new; constantly add-
ing and improving as time goes on?
it aeems,lo me there is no menu-
meal a man can erect like the organi-
sation oi a public library; Many who
are denied the advantages of schools
and colleges and their first inspiration
this one dedicated ttsiay by the gener-
ous will of a public spirited gentleman
may start many a young man and
young woman along the right way of
flife. There is no question whatever
that it will have a wise influence.
, The widest thing in all our Ameri-
can civilisation.“ to find inorance
where enlightenment should prevallw—
to find woods where all should be
flowers: stupidity where all ought to
be intelligence; for our people have
been free and generous and lavish in
providing every one with a fair chance.
to learn. i am confident that the time
is not far away when the law will new
or be evruied that every chlld is com-
pelled to secure education as for no it
is possible through a full- common
school training. ‘
”a child is forced to earn it living before
he is fitted for citlscnshlp.
The very life of our republican in.
ntitutions depends upon the general in-
icilignco of all the people. Every lg-
nornnt voter made is a menace to lib-
erty-mot intentionally a menace, but
nctuully lie—because civilisation cun-
lnot be carried upon the shoulders of
ignorance. Many of our leaders will
spring from the masses and their work
will be for good or evil in government.
depending upon the character of their
training. The public library is the
knowledge is extended but more] chur-
ucter developed by tho librury, us it
cannot be assisted in any other way.
Touch it than the. low of limits and
you have surrounded him with com—
panions of all his days. You made him
a thinker and a man of uilairn. lie
is interested in his strife and in the
community in which no lives. lie is
likely to he a clean than in politics
and ship to defend bl» opinions. He
is therefore a valuablot-itlzen, and in
his circles he will be on educator.
The man who tonsils it. public li-
brury looks ahead and new the outer
tunnto once whom tuivrrrtlly or evil
surroundings have dopvivmi of early
advantngcs. He helps to antlsiy filo
cravings of natures ttmt instinctively
yearn to advance, and there. are thous-
ands of them. Buch .‘l r. it" is u phil-
anthropist in the truw :ilill nmat pruc~
tlcal sense. for he girl‘s what no out-
can falls away. and t.) tlw grown of
his generosity makes ;. ('(illliilfln cause
of call mankind. ‘lt’ir' lIt'Il and Dilil‘
alike are welcome. ' hm is no special
class or privilegv. This library be,»
longs to you allwsn what a bin-mung
it can be. when wo ink of the lonely
boyhood of Abraham Lincoln. The
low books he hml were borrowed, but
they vvort- itood liilttIiri, and by the un-
certulu light oi burning logs ho mund-
ed the very hour! of human undrrtnkv
ins. and became llln‘ brnin of n nutioo
in the hour of KI‘NII peril.
The library lluilldng, which stands
on the corner of Main and Strife
streets, is or brick, marble- and harm
granite and was oracle-ti at a mu of
about “5.000, its cmstrurtinn within
and without attggoatlng at the same
time artistic execution to it high the
greet. and durability. The entrance
and the stalrwaya are entirely of mar-
ble. selected for ita.purlty of color.
The layer is also done in marble.
and leads through massive doors of
rmtique out: into the library room.
This latter is trimmed in antinuo oak.
its attractiveness being further en'-
bancod by two handsome mantles, one
at each end of the room. The casings
and pillars are oi antique ooh. making
a striking contrast with the pole yol-
low of the ceilings. 'l'bu uranium and
winters are all hand work. the rar-
vings from original designs and hand
ut. The places usually donned lo
mirrors in the mantloe are given up
to brnuse tablets. bcarin appropriate
inscript as. An uudilt um‘ occupies
the who o oi the upper door, the wom-
work of which is iinisluul in whitt-
enamel and mabomy‘hglvlng it to un-
posing ap I'ttlii‘tl. a room is pro-
vided wi a stage tied with two on-
heated and sleetrl ., behind.
The surrounding nods are laid
th the goneral
scheme of the whole.
The library was tween in tho spring
til today.
'UNIIAL or 0. w. erevsws.
Futile and 'wi'lvfl.‘ lawless Held in
WAIHINM‘ON. 1pm I.--lhiblie
and private NIW services will be
‘ held this site tom the body at
mrhabi White Item. adviser to the
Items sovernnlenl. while with so
curred in has Fransisco. mil lilo.
saloonsultoissheim svelte-
roan.
Ambassador 'i'aitsiilra. by direction
of the Japanese Government and in
am at wishes oi r. sternum
relatives. will tails shit at
loss which it ‘gfl‘I‘MIII "I;
W . t.
atiilfldt filth. no
Ind after which the lady
to our itiu comm tor
bosom and boiivs
lit
rum in Worship
”3' Wreaths are is
1' ll them
i” 1 ,
or of item sod
In a free reading room. A library like ,
Something is wrong. indeed, where '
poor man's university, and not only .
Willis
noun
when it:
these vernal tron; elm “:3:
was “authored i man! his sells
Mm tilt» stuff it; IIid W 0:“:
will-mum nu-
W ,
e .
-
it?
\
320 ~
$3.00 ’
I,
WHY does your tlrczsmultor recommend this corset? Because it saves
her work, and enables her to gm: YOU the best figure you ever had.
No. 312.
No. 320,
No. 314,
No. 3l8,
516,
5”,
MS,
SIS,
tall atom, or .
DRESSMAKERSM
" :4 ’;' . J Lilllluli'fi'iiibucnfifiilllllllllllUflllllllllh
: ,2 STDUTWQMAN!
my“
SELF meantime
.c‘DHSET
BEFORE HAVING YOUR
NEW GDWNS ' FlTTElJ“
comfort and perfect safety, by
the use of an corset except
the Menu)
for the tall stout woman . . .
. “Fictiting-Bacli"_ . .
{or the short stout woman . . . .
short stout. with “Helping-Back” .
for the tall smut women; .
tall stout, with "Flaming-Back” . .
for the short stout wanna? . . . .
will: Nome Bust Supporter: . .’ . . ‘
1000, with duplex straps and “Whining-Dock" $10.00
N.
s
waist-(lac may do so. and still he
perieotl comfortable, by wearing the
Name belt-Reducing
" Flaming-Back ” models.
stylish. comfortable and durable than the
best French
double the price. _
HOU SANDS of stout women, who
fancied that they must have .
their corsets made to order, are .
A now saving more than half their
. money and enjoying greater com-
..‘ fort, by wearing the famous Ncmo Sell.
Reducing (kirset. .
AT’S good advice; for no
woman has over yet rc-
'd her abdomen, with
ell-Reducing.
OUT WOMEN who, want to»
follow the prevailing mode 0!
alenderneee below the
t in the new
GM EN of luxurious tastee.'who pay
mom for our superb No. 1000.
will get a corset isr more shapely,
corset they can buy ‘ot
aw x a.“
e
$3.00
e/a s
$5.00
_. _ .... _._, .,____.__ .__-.._
WASHINGTON.
Root today admit
coin-d no Irv fro
intention of llmt
April 7.“ dictionary
t'd that ho hull H“
in Columbia of the
government to take
the town of .luru‘tlr. but he uddcdz.
"Pnuuum 'liud lit“ sunm notion."
The action of Cl limbs is regarded
hero mt consistou with her (White to
have the bounds y dispute adjusted.
Panama. it is all tied, has shown be
its eni'rgy in tho - mding coronation»
between the two governments. in
this she is criticin d by tho Antericuu
state department. Politics .ud politi-
('IBIliI in Mama are held primarily
responsible bar It the attitudu of the
puma and also for the criticism or slow
retry litmi, origi ting there.
LOCAL OPTIO lN COLORADO.
DENVER. (Viki. April ‘hn-«Tllll‘lyv
ilw towns to hitch t'll‘i'IIIIIItI were
bold yoaiorduy tht'tl on lbw question
oi lorul option, Ni win-u of ”Will" clue.
lions rosullod in tin lit-rum» hilti slit-
than voted in liuuo suitmna. 'I’ho
anti-saloon elonwit won over four
towns that were foruwrlv “wot” slid
the liquor «tome . motto gains of live
towns. giving ‘ the advontm of
one in the total _ f cheeses.
lb,
l
l
t
‘ugors' Association of
Railway Asmwluiiou to consider the
sixteen-hour
work day law llliil llm’ulti‘wn l-Il't'i'llvv
Th" mooring will in“ livid hi
the conclusion of IIW upnunl nonstop
oi the (it-norm Muuugt-rs' Association.
An exobulivo session of the
torn. strainer-rs. tlremou uud imiunu-u
wuu lit-id yesterday um] iiw provisions
of the luw were considorwl willimtt pl"
of the dolo-
.-
illi!
provisions of II)" now
May 1.
ilclul notion. 'l'ho uplmo
gains wow that if the g
gi'rs will t'bllt'rdf‘ some at
no exported cilhor lrum ‘
law.
haw Yt‘iltK.
Dover.
unanim- «ah‘ i. he
COLUMBIA SOUNDARV DISPUTE. ; CONSIDERING 1&HOUR LAW.
(Tllll‘AGO, Avril 8.~«Exr-outlvvt oili-
cc'rs oi the Orders of ilullwuy Conduc-
tors, Engineers, Firemen, and Train
men unset today with the ileum-til Muir
Ame-tics"
ilt'illuudod tho law will upri‘uli' wit I‘
out. friction. Otherwise trouble min i
.n.
legislation asking the alumni of tip,-
5,.
st rikca
Ilclhf‘l' ARRIVAL OF Vlfllu.
April Il.-~ArrlvotI:
Steamer Finland. trout Antwerp and
biliw YORK. April I.-—l\rrived:
lldon
.. «no. ... .. ._
voudut'v
HARVARD VELLO FOR ELIOT.
(’lllCAuO. April fir-Four huudml
llnrvurd graduates met last night at
tho torturous Hotel and greeted their
president. t'lmrivs W: Eliot. will) u
iuailmie of Harvard yells. songs and
cheer». 'l‘ho muscular: was the arrival
of l'rosldciil Eliot for u Week's stay in
Chicago. and incidentally the ilfty~iirm
umuml «Honor of the Chicago iiarvnrd
l'luli.
M
HELIOI’ (:le RIIGUID.
PLYMOUTH. April 8.-—1'Iio steamer
Muiomic. which is due burn tram New
York today. reports by wireless tele-
graph the rescue on April 6th in mid-
.Mluutlt- oi the crow of the Norwegiun
innit stouuwr llollos from Philadel-
piu. Marc 23th for liluye. No details
iii't! gIWll tixf'i‘pi that. the "(tiles nail
been abandoned in North latitude N.
West longitude 39.0.
Mill LOII MAIRilD.
homo. April lbw-«Miss Annette lamb,
duuuhtor oi hir. suit hire. Charla»
lamb. at New York. was married in
this city to Honor Arturo laresato, a
member of the ltullsu Parliament. “it
nor ilussato is wealthy. and bus iron .
interests ‘in.’l‘usesn
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