The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1904, Page 2

en as a, ‘ ‘ery was sounded through the streets: : HIGHLANDERS WIN IL CHILO WS * posed to Have Been Kidnapped Died! ’ Ten iputes After She Fell Into the) Chimgey. of the House Next Door. + All myliery a3 to the death of little Jasophine MeCabiil; who was be- Méved tovhave been Kidnapped and whose body was found Ima chimnéy next Ader to her home at No. 1839 Thirdyavenue, was disstpated this afternoon f when Goroner’s Physician Otto Schgliz, after, performing autopsy, an- empunced that the child had died from suffocation ten minutes after falling i aad the chimney. ‘ “pfém my Sbsérvations,*'sdid'Dr. Schultz, “1 beevedhat'the child wak ‘playing Gn the root: with Ber pet cat, thal fhe cat sedmpered up on the Sehtinneyy dnd that ff het porsult Josie stumbled and fell into the opening. “it is also possible that she was sitting onthe Jow chimney top, dangling *her feet ingide of the flue, and that when she started to rise she slipped Gatto the opbning Gnd was unable to catch herself, 6) Lind |. Eafound? ng. marks of violence whatever. The child was normat In levery respect. Death was due to suffocation and from her position £ judge Gaiie Gea (Within ten minutes after dropping into the flue, et UP DICATION OF MURDER. Tave*thken measurements of the body and find ji yossibie tor her body to havo slid by itseif into the chimney, the opening of which is 8 1-4x9 inches. Her greatest measurement is 10 1-2 inches across the shoulders Ehnen tier arms wote straight. . But when found one arm was.raisod tous Ye- greasing that measurement and permitting the shoulders to enter the flue, | aRists {8 not the léast 1afewtion of murder*’~+* Dr. Schultz in a syatement made later said the child's death was due tol RapEYIa, Caused by Cdfitraction’ Of the thorax. ‘he conrpréssfon ‘of this! organ care shout through the wedging of the body in the narrow ehimney “fue, and for that reason thé *hild con!4 make nb ontery, She undonbtodly paid not suffer 10 any extent, he said. { © 4 The ‘finding of little Josie McCabill's body within a few feet of where er distracted mother Jay frantic for the safety of her missing chifa was “Snost dramatic. A midss-tréeting of the citizens of the east side of Harlem Tah been. called _by Senator Frawley to take concerted action, they believing ‘then “that she was being held prisoner by a®kidndppet.* Alfost $4,000 had been raised by pépular subscription for information that would lead to her. dicavery, had ‘the fattiers*and ‘mothers were in a state’of excitement, they knowing that it such a kidnapper was at large their own little ones were ‘fiot safe. . Shortly before the mass-meeting was to have been called to orter the v i | | ‘Josie McCabill has been found! Josie MoCahill has been found!” **o'Phe ery echoed from ofe end of Harlem to the other. The thousands . whe had expected to attend the mass-meeting and thousands and thousands, Lofothers ‘hurried to the McCahill home, ‘The word went round that she “bad been murdered and that her body had been jammed down the chimney ‘to conceal the'crime. \ os (Phe excitement rose to fever heat. ‘There were fathers, brothers and Mothers in that secthing mass who forgot law end order. .They broke| jthrough strong lines of police to get closer to the house where they supposed ‘the crime had been committed, and then sonie one cried out: “The Chinaman did it!” The Chinese who has a laundry fn the Iower tioor ofthe house occupied ky the McCahills has been threatened often by the crowds who’have been Meoarching for the missing child. The windowé of his shop have béen shat- iMered ond tte police have had to stand guard over him, Many suspected Because ne was a foreigner that he knew what had become of the girl. ABEL IS SENT “ALDERMEN BEGIN TO RETORMATORY BOODLE INQUIRY ‘The Aldermante Investigating Com- | mittee, which met! to-day to organise, hes the power to Issue sutpoenas, en- force the attendance of witnesses and minister the oath, Corporation Counsel Delany, it {* satd, hus rendered an opinion to that effect so that nothing now bars the the committee in its hunt after dle."* Aidermah Reginaid 8. Doull, C man of the Investigating Committee, esided at to-day's meeting, at which Fleas for the conduct of the investiga- ton and the Naming of the date on which the firs€ day of the invéstigathny seesfon shall bo held were decided upon, rhe committee decided to hold its fist Session Monday, whon"aix 6F seven witnesses Who Were subpoenaed’ td-diy will be examin@s. During tie proceed- ings a representative of the Coropration Counsel will be present. Abeel, who tmperson- | nd made love to Mi ph ope: Juthes Neilson Mted i jimira Refor Sthonerdl seu. APYounk Abcel’ was not went to the Re- ‘formiatory for making iove to Miss An- pAergon. but because in his infatuation gand deAlre to impress himself upon the proud Worth be signed the name of W B. Van Every, Third Vic resident jf the Western Union Telegraph Com- Ppany, to-an ‘alleged letter of introduc- Gelons Bor this Abeel was indicted, tried and convicted of forgery in the third degree. . Abcel at the best will have to spend at least, fourteen months in the inst. tution, Under the law he cannot servo more than five years, & His:counsel will apply to the Supreme tourt for a certificate of reasonable doubt and thus carry the case to the igourt of Appeat poo~ alr ONE MORE GAME (Continued from Firat Page.) “Gush “Captured Keelet‘s drive. ONE | verishea On a rounder to Lavlole Hck: ‘RON, man captured Fulte’s iMer NO RUNS Fitth Invi Blshth 1 (aifetion squeezed” Lush’s short fy. | Bemtavnted out to"Afiderson, Moora ‘Bradley doubled. Lajole put one high over the left field fence for a homer, scoring Bradley ahead of him. Fick's rocket fell mafely in the Infleld, yielding ' two bases, McGuire and Ganxel haying 4 misunderstanding about who should! ed. Ganzel singled to centre, soor take it, Hickman fanned threo of} Elberfield. Powell's benders, — Powell tossed out! \ Turner. TWO RUNS. squeezed Fultz's lofty. foul. ‘plierteld aed on 0, eukling to ‘boone: ‘Brom “Bradley ‘tot Hickman’ was ne Se gpciewn: singled, Bay Walked. firat. ‘NS, eld singled, So ata Wilte Anderaon sacrificed, Hickman unassi Williams ‘threw a hotey: filed out to Fite! "i i Quire ajogied.: Powell Aled gue co ile ui SS ! TWO RUNB. as, SO ack i mince Fults, Flick flied to Sixth Tanioa: james throw out Hickman, @ bounder to eld AE Are "Hay made three baaes on a se first bag. ‘Tho! s foul after run lio. othe visiting: NO RY ona einder to Hilck- Nocgeiee Ltt veleds PS padi Fults -doubled and Moore the winning run,” ON TED IN FLUE "Autopsy Shows that Little Girl Sup-| Powell threw out] 4) CV7 OvT THIS | COUPON arctica tice es A Ws ora Yee .K May Un Stes aS | ‘not printe: tu Through an ageldent, the Luna Park Coupon y | tom will be accepted tn Hou of regular coupon No. 5, printed, ith 9 numbered 6, No, 1 was printed day, No, 4 ‘Thursday. To-morrow in this 0 mix coupons, pin them together at the right-hand side will show, and, WORLD, Park Row, the Uptown or fhe uuna Wark coupon printed Monday, No. day, No, % Wodne wAMMspace No, ¢ wilt uppoar., Wut out all the left-hand aide, #0 that the numbe present them at the main office of TH Harlem, day which begins Monday, May 16. The auring Th ing World's week the col an hen gcconipal vul 1s Noa. 1, 2, series Sane ote ONS IN IN AL “ae pas eatle at fre Sor ae Stitxes Dutta, 2 Not Good Unless Coupons Nose t, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Are Presented at the Same Time. and 6 of the same Mice sor fag omde,. Br Brookivn Wert « een Beak Sood nil babauene editions. coupons are good for day or evening adm ‘he coupons will be yalueles sorially=No, 1 tq No, 6, Apclysl he co erice of readers, who m3 Wor the convenience ye ab or Brooklyn World office, or at the main gate of Luna Park, where Nnesday and ‘‘hursday can be prasad of they will be exchanged for Evening World tickets to Luna Park, good any week fice, Yark How; uptown olfice, 1s1 iro “imited number or coptes of. THE BY’ _& Brooklyn office, 24 Washington Str SCORE HURT IN CRASH OFT" ROAD TRAINS i ee Collision on the Third Avedue Line at -Ninety-ninth Street Station, Due-to Carelessness, Causes Wild Panic Among Crowds in the Cars. (More than a score of passengers on two Third avenue “L” trains wefe, injured in a collision at the Ninety-ninth street station this afternoon, ‘4 the panic following the collision the passengers leaped tram.the ‘windows of-the cars, regardless of the third rail and swarmed all over the stfudture. Some of them jumped to the street and others climbed down the uprights. The ‘ollowing re the most seriously hurt: BECKER, WOLKE, of No. 87 Madison street. BIERMAN, Mrs. ANTHON, No. 1229 Chisholm street, the Bronx. BRIER, MARY, of No. 46 Cedar street, Brooklyn, BRIER, ANDREW, ier son, aged seven, nose broken and teeth knocked Out. DALY, CORNELIUS, of No. 7 MORGANSTEIN, PHILIP, teenth street. SACHIRIS, LEWIS, of No. 96 Fulton street. WARD, THOMAS, of No, 309 West Twenty-tirst street. ' Thé accident appears to have been the result of carelessness. Com- ing so soon after the fatal collision at Fifty-seventh street it aroused the whole neighborhood. Wild rumors of loss of life, were,circulated and Falsey street, Brooklyn. » No, 159 East One Hundred and Thir-{h es BOY'S LIFE WORTH MORE THAN GIRLS New pees Judge ‘pelvest to Upset.$6,000 VerdictAniCase Ha While He Holds $3,000 Sufficient for Little Miss. {Special to The Evening World) ; ARK, N. J. May 13.—Acoording to & decision of Judge Adama, in the Cirenit Cotitt-th-dey, the life of a boy 1s worth double that of » gifl. ‘the Court refused to upset the verdict’ of $0,000 returned recently by a jury In favor of Byan Eastwood :against the North Jé¥sey Street Raliwar Company for the d¢ath of the former's son, Evan F. J, Baatwood, the only boy vieem of the Cilfton ‘avenue trolley hotter of Feb, 19, 1908. At the game tine the Court decided that Unless Henry Werpupp, the father of Bila Werpu another victim of the crash, would tet aS $1,000, Instead of the: $6400, returned. er. jury in his case, the finding would he get arido and m new trial granted. The decisions are interesting in vitw Of the fact that these two cases were the firet sults rowing out of the dix- aster to the High School pupila t from. the er f looked upon ;, An additlo et is lent in the fact that one of the victims was a Dov and the other a girl, the court in pstance laying town the dictum that f the Iaw a boy, as far , is worth twice CHARITIES DEPUTY. ra! WORLD of Mon pplication at THE WORLD'S main of- av; Harlem office, 211 West 125th Street, OF Sour newadealér will got it for he MANY {NJURED BY HARLEM RUNAWAY Horse Dashes Through Shop- ping Section, Knocking Down a Woman and Turning Over a Baby Carriage. A runaway hor attached to a light | tubber-tired runabout created a panic in the heart of the Harlem shopping dls- trict this afternoon, in which several men, women and children were Injured. ‘The horse and vehicle Belonged to Willam A. Burns, of One Hundred and ‘Twenty-sixth street and Lexington ave- nue, and was standing In front of his place when the’animal took fright at a passing automobile and started to ruy. At One Hundred and ‘twenty-fifth street the horse turned and took to! the Pavement. Mis. A. M.. Long. of No. 2114 Righth avenne, was, direétly in the épbngts path wheeling her infant daughter §na baby carriage. She was knocked own “aud run over. ‘The baby ped with a-few bruises, but Mrs, Tank Is lu a serious, condition, ‘Twentyentin At Ones Hundred sweet and, Park ave! tempted to stop the runaw: ands 1} knocked down and trampled upon, Two Uttle Chikdre of the rig were airick hy w piece und slixt Poe run overturned odd medal for braver p honse, and after ouag al rag for alhost a’ bldck, succeeded in’ stopping laflem streets -were ‘crowded with, shoppers at the time of the: accident and great excltament reigned. Several women tainted dnd fad tobe sent Agia In earriages. None a 2 rsons st hurt the by. the fifty policemen had to be called to control the crowd. MOTORMAN DISAPPEARED, station, bound uptown. The name of the motorman is not known, appeared after the aecident. Svidently he misjudged his speed in approaching the station. train overran about thirty feet. cars, jammed with passengers, train. 4 Gordon ran his trein clear to the south end of the platform before he discovered that the other train was standing still. He thought trom its poaftion that it was lenving, When he made his discovery he put on the brakes: and stopped his own train. No sooner had he come to a stop than James J. Kerrigan, conductor of the first train, rang the signal bell three times. This was an order to his motorman to back up. The motorman backed up with considerable vigor. Before Gordon could reverse his current and back his train out of the way the forward train crashed into him. None of the guards nor the conductor had leaned out to look back and ascertain it there was a train behind. STRUCK WITH GREAT FORCE. The crash demolished the rear platform of the last car of the first train and the front platform of the motor car of the second train, broke nearly all the windows and ventilating lights in both trains, threw standing pes- sengers to the floor, and showered all passengers with broken glass, The crash was heard for blocks. With one accord the passengers rushed for safety ouftside the cars. Women and children were thrown down and crushed. Men leaped from windows and helped women out, Many climbed across the platform on the downtown side and narrowly escaped being run over by trains, One man jumped to the street right in front of a trolley car, fell down and rolled out of the way, escaping by a hair's breadth, The motorman’ of the second train was apprehended ‘but not placed under arrest, The other motorman could not be found when the Police got after him, nor could the conductor, Kerrigan, BROOKLYNS BEAT. . THE PITTSBURGS' (Continued from Firat Page,) Uabb singled and stole gec- He Gis-| The Just behind came another train of five William Gordon was motorman of this to Leach y between Leach, ¢ ‘ark War. ond. Miller” throw “Jordan out.” "NO her nd _vielded a. Th ‘ ng, Dobbs out, ‘Ritchey “t fir Jordan handled “Brann jental Dillon ah bunt. te fitet, Rabb efor) play Bealed. Lumley, scoring, sh on Glarks foaled Ritchey'’s Ine fy. ment Sheckard. NO RU Sixth Bergen out, Wagner to first led. Sebring ran to the as and pulled In Strang’s hit hard, but Branaield "pot_tn jump stop and tagged first. NO _Aiiler fanned, “3 dl Carisch te ONS. | fouled out to jout to Lutnley, ND RUA a board } Ba’ ball, but was (i ger | : oe first. ‘No ‘She Won nie to To-Day in La- Leah ted out “to Babb.” Wagner | dies’ Championship Finaly. in Bhi A leh | R Yeveuth Inning. eoeraley Rit clean to righ: him, Miller to W Dobbs | Sats filed: out to ond. Jord: R SUBPOENA MUST STAND. a Hickman retired Gan- made second |_ WASHINGTON, May 12. Dao Diatefot Miwttiskman took |Cour:' of Appeals to-day overruled a motion eran @ subpoona-on tho de fer it a of Mrs, Loulss M. Do Lang against Countess Heterhany drive, iter |£0% $109,000 damages for atfenation. of puriolned the hee hugbgnd's affections, = ‘he parties involved are sogially hare ae Bal nent hers, ela waar that Co ODS q 4 dieitdieaane batted left-handed and singled. He was Which ‘Ireland and England ui, Bergen to Babb, stealing second. Sobeing out, Diflon unassisted. Up to a Were Represented. this time hot. a Pittshurg man had reached geeoud. NO RUNS. Eighth 1 Bergor and ‘Poole out Leach to frat. ae walked, but was ou risch to Ritch atsied. “Carigch ted. cut May of the Ladie: Mt Cham pions) ow, Miller“went a fly. to Strang, opto wh the pe ha ae Ba | emer oe sat ers mcelings ween.” NO UNS. LONDON, May 13,—Ireland and Ene ay tine catch of Beanny’s|Iand were represented inthe finial ‘to- Xinth Inning, 5 if De. hh ie fe, eesti ic seeckara tripled. Lumley'a. fly. foll May "Haslet, by one hola ees Ce Just before 1 o'clock a train of five cars reached the Ninety-ninth street!’ *] the” Vargest id York Stock Exchange, Te Nerves REMOVED. 10-DAY Segond Deputy Commisstoner of Char- itica "William T. Noonan, of thé Brook- lyn departmént, was summarily re- moved from office this afternoon by Commisafoner of Charities Tully. { The charges against Noonan are that he {is gullty of neglecting his duties ahd of conduct unbecoming a city of- ficial, James J. McInerny, of Brooklyn, has been named to succeed Noonan, and will assume charge of the office to-mor- | row. } a SHOT HUSBAND I : MISTAKE FOR THIEF | day, for aj | WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., May Mrs. Frank Austin, the wife of'a oon-keeper on Railroad avenue, three shots at her husband ea: mistaking him, as’ she say burglar. One of the bullets nit him on | the left arm, néar the elbow, inflicting @ slight esi wound, It tw sald the couplo have had trouble over the I- cense of the saloon, which ts in the wife's name, while the lense of the Property 1s in the husband's, Austin carried the license off yester- day, aad, returning early this morning, ebtared entrance to the cellar and sturted to get into the ssioon throag. a trap-dogr in the: 4 Mrs. Austin ‘says Ullod out wey eral time: was there, gud, reoviving lo he aod thinking taal @ burglar was trying to break in, fired, The couple were arraigned ehtor Jus: flee, Sutherland and paroled for a fur- wher: a il SIE aE tes wr Re S S. HATCH DEAI DEAD. Farmer Presldent of Stock Ex- change P Awny at Tarrytown, Altredric Smith Hatch, once one of stock “dealers on Watt street and twice President of the N torday vn his home in ‘Larrytown, aged seventy- five yeurs. Mr. Ht had been out of the! reet” ever since hig failure a number of, Yeara, ago, When gia loaded up to Reaviiy on reliroad. ‘stock, Of late years he had been in the tron and steel business. ‘Two of his song are woli known In’ financtal ere ca MAYOR. NOW IN &...P..C. A, Tho Board of Managers of the Ameri- ean Soctety» for the Prevention of cruelty to. Animals bas elected: Mayor MoClellan a life member gr Ci society aa member of the Board in the ‘Phosphates necessary to rebuild wasted “Brain ‘and- Sompe-Snts horse were badly The World's Greatest Skin ‘Humour. Affects Every Age and Condition. The Only Sure Cure is Cuticura. If thero were not another external 6kin disease known, eczema would be @ sufficient infliction on mankind. It per- vades ail classes, and descends impar- tially through generations. While some are constantly enveloped tn it, others have {t conflued to small patches In the ears, on the scalp, on the breast, on the palms of. the hands, on the limbs, et but everywhere Its distinctive feature Is asfnall watery blister, which discharges an acrid fluid, causing heat, inflamma. tion, and intense itching, scaling and | crusting. The Cuticurs treatment is at once agreeable, speedy, economical and con Brehenalve, Bathe the affected pa ‘reely with hot water and Chticura Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, and nrely Cuticata Ointment to allay ftching, ‘rritation and inflammation, j and soothe and heal, and, lastly, take Cuticura Resolvent, ot Pills, to cool and Sens the blood. This treatment af- fords thstant relief, permits rest and leep inthe severest forms of eczema *) end) other-itching, burning and scaly homoors, and points to a speedy, per manent and economical cure of tor- turing,. disfiguring humours, eczema: rashés and inflammations, from infancy to age, when all other remedies und the best (ee yN fa apart of your CAPITAL in advertising. Invest @ pert of your PROFIT in more ad~ ‘vertiatre, nasal 6 aac of your EXTRA PROFIT in IN WORLD. WANTS and you will Bile «. Make More Wloney. the Third Edition to-day, The firet-puge title line, of the Third Edl- for two wreak abd ey Lirelg of bed~ awa ayaa! aw a pls ilugion, i RISK IMG Sarto Xour pe TO-DAY @ bottle af Dr. Pett oo s Kidney Wort Tablets, Takes, Nothing 14 ia Too i's ian sy od BT oyanente Pettingill =H Cane, h the Kidneys ‘They Give) the Whole System New, Henlth Strength. ONE BOTTLE WILL* PROVE TO YOU THEIR MARVELLOUS POWER. “My Mttle boy, Henry Edward MeCuen, | 4p the fall of 12, when he was five years 914, Used tawot the bed dvary. night. “T did pot pnow at to di Pr aim. My husband ft Poe Tablets and ra Bi ry alah rst Laltle doos net help y pn Depayeiment swift gavien the uitat KNOW what 13 the matter, if understand, sons, trons yw ADVICE to Cot Gusingtdne he Fully. ope De- neribe Four Sy Men ana wome young or old— roken, pe and, or nipk—find in ! tun marvellous remedy NEW VITAL EXERGX-NEW youTH— singing though thelr veins to sive NEW JOY TO LIFR. j ‘Kidney-Wort » Tablets. Dr. Pettingill’s Kidney-Wort Tablets e. reBe — — aioe tae Gontasa NO con ante heated te aaa NRY EDWARD MI'CUEN. {. d of His Nightly. Bladder! kness by Dr. Pettingill’s ’ Turner on) ~ COV het Bele oe sei eat oe DATHS—After the ch 0 i als Ones at itis nese et Hirsch with fruit centre—a ripe, luscious Persian lcately flavored. BUTTER PEANUT BRITTLE >) MIGH-GRADE (MONMONS AND { Gare Ta, Stina’ BORE: saponin OHOCOLATES OR ALL CHOC- Buatta ‘ana best ciate ate OLATES—The demo of the ‘candy- are what Ie Br il tot spakers art dua-® Joy ae once td the { ready. etter Joincthe "Bat- 10 Woy You ae welt na cab bred double the price “RARUIT AND NUT GHOCOLATE CREAM .P! HOSEL ATER Om ais sh MINTS on Sigal Otteciae eerie the MH aman OS TY RES age] gute in tnegmautt \ priv Fares aT s Cal helow wtion_ alot won OHOCOLA TE ROA! ALMONDS—You know how, mle a freshly roasted simond MAPDEI OF AMD WALNU + sa double delight for your fovect eee Noth! sheaty walnut worgel im: steamy: “i bedded in @ thick coat ‘ermor or a eho te te Sap. Only Loft, sel fs them eo vd then Corny ett is ave oheap: only Tart “maxes “the, 9 19¢ ais a9 ima stein: my baa _We will deliver 1 to 10 Ibs. at the following rates: Manhattan inland. 10c, Brooklyn: Jersey sb Ho- boken or The Bronx, 15¢. FS No Goofs font C. FURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUMS, 59th St. @ 3d Ave., Manhattan, 5th Ave., 12th to 13th St., Brooklyn. Specials in Summer Furnishings, whether -it be for the country home or hotel or the city apartment. Every article here offered we guarantee to be strong, substantial and well finished, We offer $100 in gold to any one finding any misrepresentation in our adbertisements. Dressing Case ot solid oak, base 39) White Enamelled tron inches wide; 3 drawers oad. best bev- Cee Strong and durable, $I. 75 elled plate mirror, Sexetins » $6) 2 x Springs of all woven wire and steel frame at....., $1 .39 600 hardwood Relcigerstors, ate $2.98, "$3.98, $4.49 and $5,98, This is an exceptional bargain. Int tha’ we never can duplicate, eon Chittonlen: to GA) of solid’ oak, th i irror, aed anne Toot) Oak finished Tables, strong “¢ ad firm, tops 14x14 ins., at 29c We furnish a THREE;ROOM FLAT for $35.00 We furnish a FOUR-ROOM FLAT for $40.08 ificent FLV-E-ROOM APARTMENT, fit for a mansion, tor 2LO9.00 WE OPEN AOMATE. WAY nit ANVESTGATE . OUR anti BRANNIGAN.—On May 12, PATRICK BRANNIGAN, native’ of |Castle Blaney, CountY Mfonorhan, Inland.” "ye Euperal ia his daughter's Mra, ate. ina Reed Brooklyn, 3] theneb to Cal- Keon, Baur BP vary Genser BURKE.—SARAH BUR! 12 loved wif ote Bantajbmew ae dea seine i] Sugindlett Sounty, ailaee Bias. fone fs Fie ty Jat EVERYTH ING: PHOTOGRAPHY , to St, Verona Church, , . From the Tin: age, at 10, 7 Minintiie tree | Bedchen? tor takes 4 Alfe-Size Portrait sOUR SPECIAIn: in pela) Amen. - AFO—On tay.» 12 Ue ae STEMBLAR, aged eae aT tr > Pronident me moment A Platinum Photos 3 $5.00.per Dozen. fo better Phot: yh . Riu be trad anaes ‘dt any price. LAUNDRY WANTS—MALE. ICENSED steady ‘ae Sot gegen mY pelt) ff weeeen2 ee