The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1903, Page 2

SLAIN BY. MISTAKE Ag THEORY OF THE POLICE Private Detective Had Questioned Chil- dren in the Neighborhood Where He Was Shadowing Woman, and Was Suspected of Different Motives. Sleuths Disregarded Warning to Keep Away from the Block—Police Say - “ti Custody Soon. _., The murder of Frederick Adrian Verduc, the private detective, last right. was due to a mistaken idea on the part of the maa who killed him he and his partner, Joseph Hansen, were trying to entice children from | ‘the block i in Fifty-tifth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues. The po- | Mice do.not believ2 that the man who killed Verdue intended to murder him, ‘but in fig excess of his rage he fractured the skull of ihe private detective several times. Thete‘is 4 strong clue to the ‘identity of the man who did the killing. | The suspect lives in the block, and one of his children had been approacheti | by Verdue and Hansen, who had been hanging around the neighborhood | several days shadowing a woman. A wrong construction appears to havé been placed upon the actions of the detectives by the people in the block. ‘FORMERLY APA YMASTER. Verdue, who was once a paymaster In the United States Navy, lved| with his -youug wife at No, 111 Montague street, Brooklyn. After leaving | the Navyohs engaged in newspaper work, securing naval information for ;Various hewspapers during the war with Spain. ‘Then he went with the ‘Holland Sub-Marine Boat Company and recently joined the forces of a local tive agency, He was a quiet, unassuming young fellow of excellent tation. ‘Some days ago Verdue and Hansen were assigned to shadow o woman who Alves in the Fifty-fifth street block near Ninth avenue, They Watched the house in the afternoons and evenings, awaiting the arrival of the woman so as to pick up her trail. It was not long before they at- ‘ ; Sa.4 attention of the children on the block because of their fur- le ing manner. de Thinking to make frieuds with the children, Verdue and Hansen gave _ them pennies. This was reported to the mothers, and then to the fathers and brothers. and in a short time the two men were objects of suspicion. Right before last they were waited on by a crowd of young men, who asked their business. They refused to give the desire@- information, and were Warned that unless they left the neighborhood they would be “done up.” VERDUE WARNED AWAY. When they went on duty last night Verdue stationed himself on the north side of the street in front of No, 351, while Hansen sat on a railing Just across. At No. 357 two men, named Totten and Fairchild, were sitting on the stoop. They saw a tall man in his shirt sleeves approach Verdue and apparently warn him away. Verdue refused to go, and an argument resulted, which led to blows, The man in his-shirt sleeves produced a club with, which he struck Verdue ‘over the head until the detectiv» fell to the sidewalk, At the same time a slight young man, greatly excited, jumped out of a doorway and assaulted Hansen, who ran to Ninth avenue. Han-:n went into Beckman’s grocery store, on the corner, and tele phoned to Police Headquarters that he had been assaulted by a gang of tourhs. As he finished telephoning the young man who had jumped on him down the block enterea the store and struck him in the face. Mr. Beckman drove the men to the sidewalk, and the assailant of Hansen ran away. Veraue was sent to Rooseveit Hospital and Hansen was arrested. Ver- ue died without recovering consciousness. Hansen was identified by a megro girl, who has a vivid imagination, as the man who assaulted Verdue @hd'was held. WIFE AT HIS BEDSIDE, * The young wife of Verdue was at his bedside when he died. She has not been married long and was completely prostrated. Verdue had not told de> thejnature of the work in which he was engaged, Acting Captain Handy took Hansen to the West Forty-seventh Street Court and ftom there he was.sent to the Coroner's offica, Hansen says that he can identify the assailant of Verdue ang an arrest is expected shortly, One 6f Hansen's eyes is closcd and he is badly battered about the face from the beating he received. Coroner Goldenkranz remanded Hansen back to the West Forty-seventh atreet station until Monday morning on the strength of an affidavit made by Mary Hamfiton,-a negro girl. She swore that she saw a man wearing “ght trousers and a black coat assault Verdue. Hansen wore a dark blue sult.. The tiie’ dill take no stock jn the Hamilton woman's identification. STOPS RUNAWAY ~AND SAVES LIVES owner di 30! mucl yener did not so much as thank him the rowd wanted to know name of ihe driver Nisked his lite far the uttls ones. Tals | he ettsed to give. He smiled as he | AamPed, UP en his newspaper wagon b & |BELMONT OUT OF THE BOARD. «John Ships Seizes. Seizes Maddened j"\"ryjtc" bo lohn A. Stewart, of ‘Horse Just in Time to Pre-) suiwa Ph Ce | meeting Pail Ratiwe to-day, the Chic Gi “yent the Animal from Dashing «Into a Crowd of Children. { 13 York, was elec! rector in i sh August Belmont. Mr. Stewart | jis President of the United & s Evening World fs in receipt eee of New York ©! “ite BW. from “Mrs. Van N,,"" which re-| Adams, formorly aesiatant secretary of hillling and courageous act on) sie ocay tp, Rah olected, secretary t M part of a driver who stopped a mad-| ly“ Wonewing Meet a soto 44 Dorte just as it wae headed for a| Board of Director mete Hist of the @ of children gathered on the side-| | John “A Tow York: Peter ke Bea eather © kk: “Rosewell” Miller, walk on Second ay near venth William Rockefeller NY ‘ y Ogden Armour, Chica, “at tives of some of these children : avtoa. Miwa @ saved by the decision aud quick- ork; Samuel lof the man, who put his own lite Rohan annie eres, p to stop the wild career of th : Honny If. Rogers His work done, the nes H. Bmith, New Yort Rebod name ——— I EPISONED: CANDY SENT HER. of an Mveuing Up-State Woman lof the letter who FAW te) Lt aatn bes ft thus: King along the street when Sway ptartled by the clatier Hoots on the pavement. 1 #aw R big bay hor: serewd of children playh . . Sept. as asked the Glens Pails isoned candy which she re to take. F Kiltes Boolates Moy Joven oll, of reet, waile pry in the street in Seve 2dr Rea Dhey Expect to Have the Assailant) |an engagemont this evening to nee c Mrs, | te the sender of uw package |f FREDERICK A. VERDUE. BRITISH GENERAL TOISHEELAN BOLTS | SHEELAN BOLTS SEE BATTLEFIELDS; §— FUSION TICKET eee Angry at Turning Down of Can-| a Fighter in South Afrioa,| tor He Withdraws Support of Comes to Spend Furlough in} Greater New York Democ- America. racy from Low. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Tan Hamilton, bronzed by Africa’s aun, walked from the steam- ship Lucania, of the Cunan’ line to-da: looked about him and called for an | spector to look over his baggage. He is every Inch the English army offi- Jolin © Shechan and the Greater New York Democracy have broken away from the Fosion movement and will nominate An independent ticket. Here is the Shee- finns slate as arranged, subject to change: cer he had been represented. ‘all, lithe, | or" Mayor—William Zdegier,. the mil- and of that. athletic, aoldierty. bulla |Uonalre backer °f an expedition which fe which commands both attention and re-[ OW On Its way to the North Pole and Apect. Hie voice ts the sort that belongs} Ms met nothing but tee. For Comtprollet-—Edward M. Grout, the Fusion nominee, Por Preaident of thé Board of Alden {nen--Henry George, son of Menry George. For Borough President—Joun P. Kel Who recently resigned fm (he Board of Paucation. to man who Is used to being obeyed, and he had not to ask for an Inspector more than once, While scores of other passengers scrambied In and out among great piles of baggage, this Englizh svl- dier stood calmty awaiting the mark on his trunks that would free his goods from the customs officers. Por Sheriff—Bither Frite Lindinger, “Call me n carriage,’ he said to his|the President of the Liquor Dealers’ Aa- valet. “You had better mate it two. I} sociation, or Marcus Mayer, the thentri- want all my baggage to accompany {cal manager, whore plig hat is known me." around the world, Arriving at the WaeldorfvAstoria Gen. Called pr “i * Hamilton was attracted bythe grandeur a Polar Kxpealtion The Sheehan ticket has alr of the hotel, the handsomely 4) a Women aiid men, and taey wore at. [@bhed “The Polar Expedition tracted () hins because of his distin. | DUPER ald, when told of It that Mr. Pasee tuceeing Alewler would find a colder place than “Here, 1 have been out of South af. |{0* Nerth Pole by way of the polis of New York and would get quicker re- turns. i The formal breakawy will take pla ala meeting of the G. N. Y. D, Exeet tive Conmmittee, to be held either to: night or Monday, Mr. Sheehan made this explanation this afternoon: “The Itmit was reached last night when the conferrees nomigated a man | with Republican sympamtes for Bor- ough Pregident and an out-and-out Re- publican for Sheriff, In addition, cae Republican organisation is dlotating Brooklyn nominations and leaving us out entirely.” John B. Doris, the former proprietor and museum manager, now Greater New York Democracy leader In the Twenty-seventh Assembly District, has canvassed all the leaders in the organ- ieation. He says that the sentiment that it fs time for the Grenter New York Damocracy to branch out Independently {s unanimous. ‘fhe initiation of the movement of ¢ Greater New York Democracy from Fuston came from the refusal of the conferees at the meeting yesterday to renominate Jaceb Cantor for Borouga President. Cyras Sulsburger was nomi- nated instead ané Ralph Trautman was | nominated for Sheriff, The Greater New York Democracy delgates refused to vote. They were tola that they had all they were entitled to in the candidacy for President of the Board of Aldermen of Charlee W. Forbes, But there is no patronage attached to this office. A Warnlug to Nison, Tt hax been pat diplomatically plainly to Lew!s Nixun that unles makes ap his mind to get into Tammany Hall he must make up his mind to be considered an outsid ‘Thts intimation has been conveyed to him by Charles F. rica for more than a year," the General antl t reporter for The Evening World, “but you see I carry the sun's brown with me" ‘ While the General talked te pulled nervously at a short, sandy mustache, and he crossed and recrossed his loge constantly as though the confines of even the monster hotel made fim nerv> ous and tong for the open Loved by the Army, Hamilton was one of the best loved officers by the rank and file ot the men In the Englieh army, He en gaged {1 the defenee of Ladysmith ana later was made Lord Kitchener's chief of staf, “I have a five weeks furlough,” the General sald, “and I deckled to spend three weeks of it in America. 1 will leave to-night for Montreal. From there I go to Ottawa (o be the guest of Lord Minto, 1 will visit Ontario and then look up some of the Canadian regi- mente (hat were under me tn South Afiica, Of course these regiments are all broken up, but there are lots of the men left and I want to see them. my way back to New York J will stop at Niagara Fally and then [ will go el Washington to see Gen, Corbin. 1 Gen. haffee, who Nas asked me to look over the forts in the Hawt ote in America [ want to visit he battle flelds made famous it the civil war. 1 certniniy will go to fet SEONG CG oie eee abroad, ania eve the ates ri ireapeet ‘for him. derstand he Is now fore nin. f understegg. ne im at caited inatand hay he will return, Gen. Miles is out now, Ien't he?’ asked Gen, Hamiltin. The General evidently had not told of the feellng between Gen. President Roosevelt and Gi He seemed to think that b but he been Miles, Corbii {With Miles wi it | Murphy, who considers that the attitude QROuE when. het - | of Mr. Nixeo !s not at all in spirit with bim but ‘old him that Gen. 3 the position be has occupied in the Yetired and was devoting much of his| Wigwan. Cieito ollegisnieral nitenae: Lewis Nixon was practically unknown at African Newap: in New York politics until Richard “watle we were In South Croker took hold of him and made htm Pee uiaee iccontinued leader of Tammany. He went to work Ladysmith Lyre.” continued with energy, ut could not hold the || place, and since he was deposed he has not figured prontinently tn the councils of the organization, It was a matter of wome surprise when he was found flirt~ ing with the enemy as the current cam~ a anexcelient sa ny ba ; | pelgn approached. ein Ladvamith and | a ; per tor eamethina to | Meswer a Wiel’ $0. Nixes Mr. several visite to Mr. he paper Inter eae | Murph Une shen ose stories about the men git fn athie: een resoried (0. me from good wuthowlty that Mr. Nixon has been tne i jin r thing except dij ‘eta ede | Corinad that he can core i and be wel young: continued hel comed or remain outside and be any- rising and soowing that lio was) tilag be pleases talk You ake the} Ail of Whioh may throw agme light sing salcudour, VE vow da 11a atatement mufle by Mr. Nixon und the Gen- n Evening World ey porter to-day, he was no: n agked by an ventng World ee jaht even though he wae y witat he thought of the polltical Rituation he #ald: js own regiment and “Capprehend that the polftical waters will Nave cleared up in @ few days—at fore the day of the Democratic 1 have no intimation that MILNER eee vis ACCEPT. ca. Daw such as lo cause Tis Ace copiatse of (he post ot vers, Ut oo oMflelal cou report had, Ly | i ve mone agroad ranial Secte- | Ueve & : rt was| thi ince nent of the ian Cauiuee) gu Faw gst ggiouanly_ Miu nse, bel wade» ue a ditadlol eet jw eae! \ Nixon (o persuade him to help the Ucket /- {Saen ieged AS @ oR a ae Tam t ned a 1 Loxpon reported this | hms. Perwaonalle tam ng ho evening Unt on Lord MI ! ¢ direction. i fa flv out High + 0) t i na few whieh with igh f-Bobth Afri. |e geetement tn 8 fee aye wen wil DETECTIVE F. A: VERDUE, WHO WAS MYSTERIOUSLY ‘SLAIN; JOSEPH HANSEN, HIS COMPANION, AND SCENE OF Py eer MURDER. Mii Sia Waseca 0) ASSAULT BEGAI AGBRER CAUGHT OW A STEAMSHIP One of Three Highwaynien Who Robbed Mill Cashier of $3,- 000 Near Woonsocket, R. I., Arrested on the Hypatia. VESSEL ABOUT TO START. Man Tried to Hide in the Hold, but Was Overpawered t Detectives and Taken to Police Headquare ters. Just vefore the steamship Hypatia was to pull out from her docks at the foot of Harrison streei, Brooklyn, to-day, bound for Naples, @etectives Farrell and Véchris, ofthe Brooklyn office, and two other men rushed on board and ordered that the sailing of el be delayed. were 1,600 Italiana on the ship, fll bound for their homes, having saved sufficient money in America to livé comfortably, ©The delay in, sailing caused the gréatest excitement among the foreigners. : The two men with the det ves were Edwatd C. Sherman, Cashier of the @Baranac Woollen Mills at Blackstone, Mass,, who was robbed of $3,000 by three Ighwaymen near Woonsocket, R. 1, last Saturday, and R. A, Hanlon, who is @uperintendent of the mills. Sherman said on making his report to the police that the three robbers were th *, Were discharged employees of the m, Ardiytiad Tiamilton fea pacer Hi Hy} Ms When he jood Gt Min- ninino, @ former einployee Mor mill, in new ‘clothes ‘a handsome gold watch. “On Sfeelng Hanion the. Ttallan walled away hurriedly amd tried to hide in the of the sh ‘The ‘detectives were too quick for othe man struggled to trbehimee!?, andl tmany of his ‘coun- 2th some ide the JOSEPH HANSEN. SLAYERS WHO USED {NEGRO WINS IN DYNAMITE TRAILED) ROOSEVELE'S TOWN Reward Gffered for Capture of| John Hioks Defeats William E. Men Who Blew Up Carriage. Killed Coxtractor and Got His Money. ——— WASHINGTON, Pa., Sept. afternoon A rew! of $2,000 was offeted by the County Commissioners and the Ferguson Company for the arrest of the rties guilty of the murder and robbery ntraoctor Ferguson, whose carriage was blown up with dynamite while driv- ing with Charles L, Morton, his book- keoper, on the West Middletown road, The robhere knew that Ferguson car- | vied $3,000 with which he was to pay off. workmen, and they placed enough dy-| mam. skyscraper, connecting te with an insulated wire that extended to a battery concealed beside them in & clump of bushes, They succeeded in getting the money. ‘Two men, who were apprehended as suspects, have been Mentified as Frank Franols and Joseph Huston, former em- ployees at the Ferguson camp. They @ls- e|clam any knowledge of the crime and have not yet peen accused of it. Barly to-day John Welsh, a resident of West Middletown, found the eatchel in which Contractor Ferguson had carried tife money, It was rifled of the roll of bills amounting to about $8,0%, Some $20 {n ellver wero left in it, ulfo somne valu able papers, A coat, vest and collar also found, but it 1s not yet known to whom they belongs. (Mr. Welsh found the cftones in @ corn.) Meld, a little north of the scene of the’ explosi It had evidently been rifed shortly after the tragedy by the man who sas seen by Louts Liggett, a far- mer, working near the scene, who guard. ed his treasure with a drawn revolver, and wat allowed to go unmolested for that reason. Mr. Martin, the bookke in the buggy with Mc. Ferguson, was seriously injured, and has not improved. ‘The excitement in Washington County fs very high, and many citizens Rive formea independent armed searching parties and (ise) on the trad! of the fugt- tire Seapere oe i ‘The Sherif! of Washington County le also working actively on the case, , SHIPPING NEWS. or, who was ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. 5.80) Lt TH eae ited Sun risen. ARRIVSD. jason TNCOMENG: STEAMSHIPS. UE TODAY, tialia, Ni ha Afable, Liverpool. tet ples. OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SAILED TO‘DAY. Rermu ta, ie i i \ Lyster, Prominent Republican and Member of Leading Fam- ily, for Committee Seat. seraie GLEN COVE, L. L, Sept. 26.—John Hicks, a colored man, defeated Willam BE. Lystet, a member of an old Long Island family, for member of the Town Committee of Oyster Bay from the Ninth District at the primary election at Oyater Bay Landing yesterday. Mr. Lyster was elected member of the Committee two yeans ago by the Re- pubiicang and it was supposed that he would have no trouble in being re- J@oted this year. His family is 1~ ea here aiid he is popular among the Hie ur ing. is aod to have been brought t by Jom Baker, a brick- layer, who, it it is eas rary to be pointed Uefa hey ana failed to eouite \hen madevan inspector of election, and. also failed to get teat. ob. pe JE ‘and promised to 4 Seae, tls him if he came. up again for lee tion. There is a big colored lation In the Ninth Diatrict, and eer, tt te said, canvagsed the colored vote choroughly, with the result that the negroes railied to the su port of Hicks and elected him over L, pall hate WIFE KILLED HERSELF. Mrs. Richardson Chmmitted saicide After Her Husband Scolded Her. Because of @ quarrel with her hus- foand, Mrs. Anna M, Richardson, wife of Johan E. Richardson, committed sutcide by inhaling gas at her home, No. 529 West One Hundred and Forty-fifth street, to-day. Richardson, who is twenty-three years old, {8 an electrtolan and makes an ex- cellent living, His wite was twenty- ine according to the neighbors, was 00 fond of social pleasures for her hai bande Mian. ‘he Richardsous have a child, Geor- Pied three years old, ‘The mother, ater wa heat reument with her tus- pang, gent ithe ohild to Broom youter- Me a} was disple and ‘was another quarrel. ihre his wife it her conduct 4 sonst efor im to live, with ner, it mady arrangements to we ae Lied and stoi ite Eueniture, “rere his fone at about eight o ij js morn- Peles jane direuirned aout ‘elev hal of found ‘is wite dead. ENDS HIS LIFE WITH POISON. to a Woman. al Harbert Barrett, who comes of @ s¥ Island family, oommitted liking along Richmond Terra ee The reason :or the sul- known. wax thirty-two veare old and/ gr used with ‘nis brother in Richmond Ter- Mettors on his person were addressed to a women in Newark, N. J., where for a ime he had lived, LABOR RIOTS IN BERLIN. Strikiag Omulbue Men Beat Driv- era and Are Charged by Pollee, BPRLIN, Sept, %—Several rioth o curred here to owing to etrikh omnibus men surrounding the vehicles driven by non-airikers, beating ‘the drivers and cutting the harnes® of the} bein and on Bs a Rhee ie t In cash vchussestts authori- ties, Minninino a in this country onigra short whtien ‘tle ta uggaarvied and about twenty-three years oli ARRESTED COMPLAINANT. Kiernan Held While Appenring ta a Larceny Case, Patrick Kiernan was held in $1,000 for trial by Magistrate Poo! th Jeffer- son Matket Polfce Court to-day on a charge of embezelsment. ‘The compiain- ant was J, Wesley Jones, President of the United States Volunteer Life-Saving orps. 8iecnan nad’ been the complainant inet. Haney W. ‘of No. 463 Rech avenue, Wiiem he accused oF teal ti Im, ‘At the , aie St" Aantatant Dias mple was when he was argos Mr. Jones el that Kiernan GP erated in, Brookiyn, New Jersey and thi city id posed as Capt, James Sher Ja! H. as of No. 48 Sas a a "Netlonu “Biscilt i he given fer a for $10, fake out to Hadden, check ned ing tained by wen . he y ‘Flernan ‘as Capt. ea Shermer Mr. Jones aid that no such per nn as Powell was connected with the characterized Kelernan, chnractecised his arrest a4 ° cmred ie et na prove Ne Iioortice t the trial. COLLEGE MEN Quite Universally Use Grape-Nuts. A lady of Tabor, La., who has six strapping big boys, says: ‘They range from 7 to 19 years and we are living at a college town for the pur- of educating them. he tae a Work before me, as you can see, I regard your food Grape-Nuts a very valuable assistant, for without healthy hodies I know it 1s impossible to build up strong, healthy brains. “My boys all think they owe much to the food Grapée-Nuts, and on ‘fleld day' or in the football season the athletic ones declare Grape-Nuts is @ great strengthoner and muscle maker. I have no doubt they are right, but it interests me more to }mow poaitively . that Grape-Nuts makes general good health and re- stores the wasted brain and nerve matter and keeps my boys normal and strong. “As for myself, I have been troubled since childhood. with severe sick headaches which a!l.came from a d' ordered stomach. There was always trouble about digesting my food, and headache about once every two weeks, would be unable to raise my he: for 24 howrs, then Nature would re- by rest and an entire lack of food, ‘Then I began to use Grape-Nuts for breakfast and the stomach trouble began to fade away. ‘All of the symptoms have gredually pacer’ Yor the better and the very few headaches I have had aie using Grape-Nuts have been very Nght ana have not interfered with my regular werk, while I am fleshicr and stronger than ever before, | take ext pleaguré in telling my friends what this aplendid food has done for us, not only in the case of my own worn-out system, but in keeping up the health of my strapping young Cer) speak of a tribute paid “Lm e penta at our District Conven- par of the Woman's Relief Corps. Two hundfed intelligent women were At tile ria bined is tment President in her address oh poke of (he prousertyl foncite ot juts to produce brain power,” ie given by Postum Co., Battle ‘& copy of Mok Io h package fail Fit rite book, “The Road to} 5 TRACY SUCCEEDS 1H this resulted In violent attacks of ow These were 80 severe that 1/6, KILLING HIMSELF {Engineer Cut His Throat with | Razor Two Weeks Ago, but the Wound Did Not Prove a Fatal One. Edward Tracy, an engineer, shot him- self in the head at his home, No, 93 Am- sterdam avenue, early today and died a few minutes later. He tried, unsuccees- fully, to Gut his throat two weeks ago. Mrs. Tracy hid the rasot after her Nusvand’s first attempt to end his Ufe, fearing he would try again. She hunted for the revolver, but could not find it. Soon after midnight she heard a shot bedroom. and, running in, found | yd on the floor, the revolver in his hand, Anambulance aur. geon camo, but the man wes d ; pola { REGINA COEL! COUNCIL, 423 K, OF C. The entertainment committee of Kegina Coct! Councll has completed errange- ments for thelr entertainment and re- ception to be held on Friday evening, Nov. 20. at Amsterdam Opera-House, Now. ssi and gH West Forty- fourth atre The entertainment will be the h clate ot enarleviie. The music. will be under th® @irection of Brother Charles L. Van Baar. to ae Ruth Bryan to He Married oct. 8, LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 26—The mar- riage of Miss Ruth Bryan and W. u,. . of Newport, will tako place Sat» evening of next week at Falr- y the home of the Hryans, Rev, Swedringen. pastor of the First Pr terlan 14 all ftalfans and added that he believed me Dr. Tobias’ VENETIAN LINIMENT ABSOLUTELY THE BEST. For Muscular Rheumatism, Neural- gia, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Pains in the Limbs, Back or Chest, Sprains, ‘ Bruises, &c. | rranted over fifty vears to give perfect alitaction of {he money refunded. A battle has x een Fr 2 ie G0 cents.” Depot, PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM the growth of the hair and gives itthe lustre and ailkiness of youth. Aeberot-ed hair is gray Or faded ft BRINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR, It prevents Dandruff and hair falling and keeps the sealpclean and healthy. PIANOS 3 RENTED MONTHLY. AGE EREE THIS WEEK. §1-83-86.87 COURT STREET, | OPEN EVENINGS. CAR! cab fa kept ont eine bungie sas 06 noing “ITSA" BEDBUG POWDER 16 cts. per half ponnd box at your druggist’, Robt fg, Coy 78 & 80 Goitlandt Ste N.Y. Glo Dac-T-Ra Eyeglass Clip, 50c. Pore nat allp,, Rinok oF leave agin st, near priv ei Alst 8" 424 Seisiane ety iat ma, Ba fats ——— DIED. WALGH.—Son of Dan and Julla Walch (nee Now), + at S18 West Hey Malton ave, Funera) Sunday, 2 P, 50th st. Brooklyn. BOSSOING.—JOHN BOSSOING, aged a years, beloved husband of Mary ™, father of Francis, Edna aru Joseph, Funeral Sunday, Sept. 27. at UP. Mey from’ his late residence; 48 Commerce at. Interment in Calvary er aa Laundry Wants~Female, gkinaged, —Vars HTer o tid’, 2 itoch at ford SET Ns oe the De-|" Cauhdey, Wanis—Male. a, ean it” Tair bic te run je