The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1904, Page 2

= are AN W Frank Rasinger, Shooting— Hunt BRIDGETON, N. J, Oct. 1—Mre Frank Rasinger, who was found shot to death in her home, was buried to- @ay, and her huaband, in custody af the authorities as a witness, was the chief , Rasinger, who ts a stoic and takes his detention in the case as a matter of course, showed much grief during che funeral services, at which Rev. BV, Saunders, pastor of the Bev- enth Day Advent Church at Shiloh, of ciated. * Again as his wife's body was lowered the grave In the little cemetery in his emotion was marked and the throng of neighbors and curious persons who crowded about him, @howed thelr sympathy with him, Ta! ik to Jail, Rasinger was in charge of Detective | Lore and immediately after the burial was taken back to jail to await ar! Faignment later before a Magimrate Deepest mystery surrounds the killing ‘of Mrs, Rasinger, many of the cireum- | stances Jooking decidedly bad for the) Taken from Grave to Jail, Where H Is Held as Witness in Mysterious PE BAND A PRISONER AT... FEO FUNERAL I Grief-Stricken, Is e Negro Suspect. | dow not bark. Even Rasinger has that lis wife could not have led by any one outside the “etall, it te elatmed. Rasinger's net borne out * had been spp O@ potatoes an hour and & hale He had dorted only one tasted ip all, and that work should not have taken over fifteen minutes, +The overalis worn by Rasinger on Tueaday have, it is claimed, disappeared. ;Conatable Lorenzo Woodruft saw them in the barn on his fret investigation | and as there were curious puts on them \fted @ trapdoor and threw them. for mfo keeping, When he looked for them later they were missing Nobody | Would admit having removed them, | ,,Rasinger had worn the aame sult trom the time of the murder until when he went to 1d go! biack serge suit for the funeral Mrs. Wentgel, mother ¢% the murdered Wife, declares her belief in Rasinkers| innor ens Bhe says Rasinger aed her) daughter loved each other too much and were too hapnvy to ever have any such endiag to th@P married life, New mt in Cae, A new development in the came to-da Was the finding In the Hisinger home of & box containing exploded shells. One young husband, but the testimony of ‘witnesses shows that the couple love each other dearly and that within an} hour before the murder they had been playing im the yard, holding @ mimic | Ddattle with apples. | Another and important feature has) deen browkht into the case by Albert | Blair, who sald that between 2 and 3) o'clock last Tuesday afternoon he saw a neato Have the road that runs) Dy the Rasinger homo and «vo into a eornfield adjoining it. Detectives are secking this nogro. it he may have been tho murderer of Mrs, Rasinger is now regarded as highly probable by many officials, ‘The neighbors are convinced that the murder was tho work of some negro, ‘a8 this particular section of New Jersey 4a infested by & notorious set of blacks, ‘The white citizens say they will take oO chances with the negro population, and that among the latter they are sure the murderer of Mra, Rasingor is hiding, Bince his wife's death Rasinger has maintained a calm, stolcal demeanor even when he waa His speech Is nd his actions calm, slow Mis Mother Prantio. ‘When he was arrested his mother bo- fame frantic with grief. he eried to him, “Frank, Frank, did you do itt’ Without a show of emotion he climbed Into the carriage between tho conata- Dies, At the jail he gave his age as twenty-six, and said he had never been arrested before. His story of the affair is told tn @ straightforward manner, but there are Points about ft pussiing to the officials. Oplaion of Prosecutor. Prosecutor J, Hampton Fithian said to-day’ "I am convinced a murder was com: | mitted, The wounds are of such char- acter that thoy could not have been welf-inflicted, Rasinger declared at the | Outset that he had only five loaded shells in the closet. Four were found iatact and there was one empty ono in the closet. There must lnve been atx, a two shots were fred. "There 1s no jikellhood that Mrs. Ras finger was killed by a stranger. She wae clone to her husband that she could We summoned him by simply raising 4 volee, Nobody had been seen in toad for some time and the wa WANTS! WANTS! Branch Offices | THE WORLD. Wor the Reception of Advertisements at the Regular Advertising Rasen | MANHATTAN AND BRONX, very American District Tele ol t elty receives we office rates, AV—At Nos. 120, 243, 330, Minis ides Nos. 445, O57, 1025, AV-—At Nos, 259, 829, 875, si,, Sed 050, 1026, 1101, 1153, 1800, 1615, 1608, 1714, 1041, 10, 8000, 3104, 3400, youete AV—At Ne. 80) FIFTH AV—At ¥ 1420, 1408, GIXTH AV.—At Nos, 69, 163, 247, 916, isn AN At Non *tr, 99, ol jon. 1 284, B89, 700, 602, 2180, 2650) Kast. \TRENTH ST—At Nos, a5 407 Wes hrs At N, THIRD § TY-SEVEATH §T—at x “BRCOND ST —At N. FORTY-KiGuT HST —A He, aoe SIXTH ST. & Le OTM ST—At Ne. 260 Weatt’™ ® BE. and Lenox gy, V—At Nos, 203 W, 1 #2, and Seventh ay, ™ 8T—At No. 304 Ww ST. and Amsterda: Ym A—At N mand Bigueh or WR AV.-At No. S74, DAM AV-—At Nos, U5, S00, w. be TH prt WAY—At Mes, 1304, isca, 1 Ne. 470, At Non, 1370, 1384 jane ne. At Ko, 624, ' of these, according to firearms experts, | had been exploded. very recently, while tho others appeared to have been shot | some Lime ago. Officials investigating the cane avem io be saiisfed that both | Knots fired at ihe woman came from Rasinger's double-barrelied gun, which was found near the body, This is the genera! opinion, notwith- standing the fact that only on tT of the gun had been ured. Ne rater harret Ag not only rusty, but contained solder made during the summer. Sear! ad been made for thy ae \¢ rarcidse exploded. but none hi en found until the box was discove: y terday. Coroner Hall of the inquest hoon, STROVER OFF ON SECRET MSO Warship Under Orders Leaves California Port to Overtake the Pacific Squadron, Now on the'Way to Panama, haa met the first hearing for next Thursday after. SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oot. 2.~The tor- Pedo-boat destroyer Paul Jones has gone under hurry orders to meet the Pacific Squadron, which is supposed to have left Magdalena Bay, where target prac tlee has been going on, for Panama. She in bearing despatches, the nature of which are aceret. The boat took on an extra argo of coal and provisions and steamed out full epeed. PUTHISOWN AME ONTHE POLL Bok Young Medical Student’s Method! of Registering to Vote Caused His Arrest, but Court Sent Him Home with Warning. at "Il belleve Your Honor.” of) {n personal regtstration aald James A. Corscaden, 20 West Ninoty-fourth street to Magistrate Flammer to day in the West Side Court | Corseaden, who is a medical student At the College of Physictans and Sur Beons, was accused of violating sec B, division 2 on of the election law by mutilating the registration records of the Ninth Election District of the Twen tyfirat Assembly District, | Detectives Shaw and McManus, of the| ne Hundredth street station, charged Corseaden with entering the polling booth at No. 2517 Broadway and tn scribing his own name on the public copy of voters of @ day not set apart for registration | The defendant ald that last Wetnes. day he went into the place, which is «| barber shop, and paid he wished to reg. ister, as he feared he would not be able 19 do a0 to-day vr to-morrow. The bar. | ber, he sald, told him to go ahead, and! the defendant took the public record | book (which ts Kept in the polling booth Prior to election for public inspection) | and entered his nume The detectives went to the polling place Jast night to look through the jtat and found the defendant's name writ. ten on the first page under the “A‘ when it should have been under the | "Cs" They looked tim up and ar. rested him. “Don't election mu know anythi Tt asked the ¢ Corscaden replied, M_owas the correct way his is the frat time I have ed and | was not acquainted the ceremonkw attenden the. performance, + Mpen pation asked the “What ts your ocew Court “I am o student of medicine.” Well, 1 advise you to devote spare Ume to law. register c me FIRE WAGON VICTIM DEAD. Weman Nan Down by Chief's yo. hielo So 0 Injuries, Mra. Yetta Setnosky, sixty years o19, of No, M1 Madison street, who way knocked down at Madison and Jefter. son séreets yesterday afternoon Buttalton Chiet Licar’s WARON, Tecely. ing & fractured skull, died of her in- duries to-day in ber home, / ® about the ur “1 to mata 1@ a ei = THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, CCTOBER 21, ¢ 4 9 @ (8 Bind 8-28 EEG ZOE 4 1 7 ° 19 ® « é * * ie $ i ~$-853-2-2-E DIOS SHS PAISL“ESS FOGLE TD een (By T. E. Powers. ) 904 PEACE AT ANY PRICE. AD PERE ADRER DE DE DE EE ED AG EP Y EE HUE DE DED HD C4494 O9O4. 54454 EH O4-04 64 146-48 94 -415-0-0464406.66-00660008 8-2 $9-9-046901608 I wish Teooy WouLon'T CHASE @ ME AROUND THE COUNTRY, THIS 3 WAY ¢ Oe: POSS OS>2 ee “ PRONG KT $ INADEA LADD INLIIG | PDA DEIRD DOLD DI IADIGD41G.2.G6 HDDDOD® 8 O449444989900D9-19-94) IO DIBAIDIO DE ODODDILLGHIDI4OOD DOD A Tranquillizing Message to Panama, MORGAN GIVES UP DE RESZKE BID UP VOTERS’ PAPERS (Continued from First Page.) who. peraista In boing re«istered, sim ply beeause his name happens to be on Me, Morgin’s oballenge lat So improvement, Says Morphy. M Murphy refused to admit that {here ta ary Improvement In the wf Ure deguties of Morgan. that the matter was in the hand: Law Commit «i that wis in readiness for @ startling move at the firet indication of intimidation or unfairness Speaking of the statement of Gov- ernor-Chairman Odell that a Tammany leader below Fouricenth street ia in danger of arrest lor cal Murphy said that if the Ge Chairman haa information of wrong- doing it 18 his duty to cause the arrest of the wrongdoer. " But there ts nothing In tt,” he added. “One of his district leaders te under ar- rest for coloniaing. Young Van Cott ts from below Fourteenth street. Maybe the Governor got his dates mixed, #0 to speak, Maybe he hae got Van Cott on the bratn = te Whitman in the Centre aired Court to-day held two men SHraed by. deputien of Buperintentent * 1 Flections Morgan with illegal regis. ot Hilectiairen men are alleged to be ex: convicts and corsequently without fran- chia. One of the men is James McGuire, alias “Yellow,” who gave ols address os COLLINS PLA gL FOR TILE H. Chandler Egan, of Harvard; Meets Reinhart, of Princeton, in Semi-Finals, and White, of Harvard, Plays MoBurney. (fpectal to The Evening Word) ! HAMILTON, Maga, Oct. 2—Rain which has been threatening all week put In an appearance during the night | and had full possession of the Myopia Hunt links to-day when the golfers ar- tived who are competing In the indl-| vidual ohamptonahip of the Intercol leginte Golf Assoctation annual tour. | nament The second ound and semi-finals were played to-day and the finals at| thirty-aix holes will be played to-mor. row Harvard had five men in the race this morning, but as four of them were pitied together two necesmartly bad to lett retire, Princeton had two men but as they had to confront each other put one could remain for the afters nom round. Malcolm MeBurney, the fifth of the Harvard men, dad Robert Abbott, of Yale, as an opponent ‘The first match completed was that between H, Chandler Egan, the amateur tchamplon, and bis chebmate. Ingalls won the tenth hole, and M was his only | win of the day, as Egan won the elev- | and 6 to play. “Tome two Princeton men Anished sec- / jenth and twelfth and the mateh by 7) p. AFTER WINNING (Continued from First Page.) No. 392 Enat Twenty-third street. Me-|race was an enay victory for Grenade, Gutre registered in the Twentieth Klee-| hi beating James F, very handily, flon District of the Bighteenth Assom-| He track was heavy, The attendance bly District at No. 389 First avenue tas | was fale, Katurduy, Sinco then his record has Ht tm Brute by a Neck, been looked up, It i# asserted, and it Wis ascertained that he had Monte Carlo broke in front, but was outrun by ( ie | way tot Served & term in prison and never had hia oltl- sonahip rlatts restored, mergency, who showed the urn, followed by the favor- John Crawford, of no address In par-) ite, Bt tu Brute, Clear the Arena and ticular, was arrested In the Fifth Eler-| als, On the turn the favorite clos ton Distrl ( the Becond Assembly on Emergency and took the lead. From Distriet at Nook! Cherry street lthe head of the stretch home Et tu Florence 4 the race safe, and won bj Florence Bullivan, Democratic leader) Brute, held mae, ALG won by of the Flehth Assembly Dtsrler de neck from Patet' Charwes thin afternoon vanina Oe ae gad beat Bale three-Courths of a fength Rosulsky, Republican leader of the same | for the piace s istrict, alleging that he was acting He enade Easy Wi cif War Whoop, the outsider, at § to to the front at the start, follow: rent to ade, the favorite. Genade was content to He behind the pace-maker to the (urn, where he moved to the front. James F. then took second place, he winning easily by two lengtha. James * was five lengths in front of War bal aaa je on Favorite, Pirate Polly was a hot favors think race fae broke in front, thXen back by Lyne, who lal of it unelly the He said that Rosalsky had met | 0° Reynolds, a brother-in-law of nk” Eaatmon, two weeks ago and told him that if he would get the nk” Eastman gang togsther and wet them to register as many Umes as they could Rosaisky would promino to secure pardon for Kastman sky Way seen later regarding the charges and emphatically dented them. | In speaking of the registration he sald have had no trouble to-day, and everythlig has boen quiet, but 1 expect trouble about closing hours to-night Capt. Flood will be appealed to to keep order. Capt Finod sald ti about Intimidation was r Mo had M He in the ut WAS far out hg Ay fepeney, he apparently made no effort to where he Aprive Polly was badly there was muoh comment on 4 rife Mald raced to the front, made send eh oat day that talk tommyret.” | nd; F. O. Reinhardt, the present inter- collegiate champion, won the fourth, | Nfth and sixth holes, and wae 2? up at the turn. West won the second hole ind the others were halved. On the homeward journey Reinhart won the tenth, eleventh and sixteenth holes, and West the twelfth and fourteenth. Retn- hart won at the sixteenth green by § up and 2 to play . Maleolm McBurney, Harvard, proved more than a match for Robert Abbott, es, and Yale was crowded out of the journament MacBu wor the match by Pup and? to play, The other match was something of Aurprise. after Egans fine playing. Ss White led by 2 up at the turn, held is Own on the last nine holes and won out at the home reen, by 2 ip n the semt-finals H. Chandler Kean, Harvard, met F. O. Reinhardt Prinees ton, and A. J. White, Harvard, met) Maloolm MeBurney, Harvard GOLFERS PLAYING Topectal to The Evening Wortt.) RACE TRACK, JAMAICA, Oct. 21.— Th as follows: rirnat RAC a a hi | tties tung Henry » Vimerack (Special to The Evening Word) | 938, 8 STAPLETON, §. 1, Oct. t—The| wi jos morning's rain improved the turf at ora Akele $99 y*, a the tournament of the Fox Hills Golt| sHIAD RACE ATM ON furongs Club to-day, although It was disagree. wes ‘allurnuer : i id able for the players to trudge along in we | NSaraphine 1 the wet say? Caarepb) i. The morning's summary: | fiandsarra Fox Hills Cup—Firet round: J. ¢. Dagsle ies Phillips, Hollywood, beat J. Le. Taylor, | iter cian i Vkwanok, by default; George H. Bow-| te fustin, Allen j Bows) tration Rosevilie, Dest Paul Bonner, Fatr-| FOURTH RACE—The T \d, by 2 up and 1 to play; J. A. Jantn,| our furlonas. jandienp: Fox Hilla beat W. W. Harris, by 5 up vi Monet and 4 to play; G. Bo Adame. Crescent, | eh beat G. F. Armstrong, Fox Hills, by 2) 9ist Big up and | to play: @. W. Lembek, Foe ey Hille, best HL OB. Armetrong, Pox Hite, 7] by defautt, Arthur McAleenan, Fox is, veat W. B. Houghton, Fox Mills, default 1 Hom ‘wae L Runyoi ew Brunawiek, by 2 wp; a H i . Baltuerol, beat B, 8. Bot- tome, Huis, by 2 up. iby a head fi ? FIFTH R, e entries for to-morrow's races are wk” RACE Maidens; | | | } “ ail the running and won by @ length from Flinders, who was second all th it. nishing five lengths In front ot vowia Do Resnke Winn and Is Bla Vp. De Resuke was the favorite in the arden City Stakes. He went to the front at the start, bu was outrun by Uay Boy, who made the pace to the far turn, followed by New York and De Resake. On the turn De Resake went to the front, followed by Little Em, and they turned nto the stretch in close order. In the run tome De Reazke came wyay fh, i easily 2 three ache mi Little Em. whe beat Badge ‘4 length and @ half for che phic, ily Lakeland bid up the winner to $4,005, at Which price the HAymans retained him, De Rerwke was entered to be sold for Ballycastic in a Drive, Rudabek made the running, followe by Brunswick and Coneeit, ‘inti hey reached the atretoh. There Ball tle moved to the front and won tsiving rom Concelt, who beat Brunswick two lengths, Ranger in Front A Way, Ranger went to the front at the start. made all the running and won cleyer!y by a length and a balt fi iver ‘Tom Cromwell, front of B Barve hengthe in who was HN! Batley 11. ———————$$_—_, JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW, ¥ Mamie Worth HER —_—. . Announces Through Wynne that No Inquiry ts Siated, WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—No important business was transacted at the meet. log of the Cabinet today. The meet- mg lasted less than half an hour, and only @ few routine matters were con- aidered, Postmaater-General Wynne, at the conclusjon of the Meeting, at nounced, by direction of the President, —_— NO POST-OFFICE PROBE Roosevelt two) that no Investigation of the New York | Post-Office was contemplated by the Post-Office Department. Postmaster Van Cott’s term will ex- pire early next year, and it te wij stood that he probably will not be re- appointed. In the absence of obher im- porant mubjects, polite formed principal topic of discussion at the brief | meeting. Don't Walt) Remister To-Day, Did you register this morning? It not, hy not? You've got time to repair the Fault’ by registering to-night. Don’ | ice Kase tears ‘eocemcteas a | eae marrow Na ihe | ih, and to- {faat. day. “7h! roptatra Bia hae oe not vols / PDE-P-S-2 § PELLBEPOGSOOS2O-0-4 65 200007045628. SEARCHING SCOW FOR LOST JEWELS $2,500 in Diamonds Supposed | to Have Been Thrown Out with, the Garbage in Mrs, Isador! Levy’s Harlem Flat. | sted by Cleaning Isador Levy, of dred and Twenty ing an unusual of jewelry that M Tuesday night, In reporting her loss at the West One Hundred and Twen fth street sta- tlon to-day Mrs. Levy sald that wher ehe returned home Monday night she took off a pearl ring surrounded by fourteen diamonds, a solitaire diamond ting of one carat, another of two carats and 4 pair of diamond earrings of five carats each. These she rolled up in @ plece of tissue paper and left on the dining-room table, She did not think of the Jewels again, she says, until Tuesday night, when she searched her apartment for them Mn vain. All that day she and her servant had been cleaning house. The seraps had been placed in a box, which had been taken from the house at 4 aelock that afternoon by a cart of the Street-Cleaning Department, The . lee traced this cart to a dumping «cow at One Hundred and = Thirty-ninth street and the Harlem River. To-day Mr. Levy went to the Streot- Cleaning Department and obtained per- mission to search through the refuse in the scow. Inspector Cummings, of the Street-Cleaning Department and six Ttallans, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs | Levy, went to the scow, und were g 1 gaged there for the greater part of the | the Police and Street Departments Mr. and Mrs. » M8 West One Hun. th street, are mak- arch for $2600 worth . Levy missed on day: They did not find any trace of the box, and the department in order to make room for other scows was com- pelled to Interrupt the search and tow the seow over to Riker’s Island, Com- missioner Woodbury, however, has | given orders that the scow shall be run te the beach at Rikers Island and there emptied on the sand. Mr. and Mra. Levy will go there with Inspector Cummings, and every particle in the scow will be gone over thoroughly. There are 20 tons of refuse on the scow, fd WOON GET SPEEDY DANAE Verdict of $4,000 Against Rail- roadCompany in Four Months, When Two Years Has Been Average Waiting Time. Aged Mary Masterson hag substan- tial reason for commending the new arrangement of the Supreme Courts, under which four parts ef the Tria! Term, presided over this month by Justices O'Gorman, Dugro, MacLean and Clarke, are devoted exclusively to the trinl of suite aguinat the street rallway companies for damages for per. sonal injuries. This class of cases has grown #0 rap- idly In number that they wot away aneaq TING SITE OF JA OR ET Sheriff Erlanger Cites More In- stances of Injustice Done to the Unfortunate Poor Under Present Laws. Sheriff Erlanger just returned front Ludlow Street Jail this afternoon end was choek full of thé enormity of the practices under which prisoners are thrown into his prison In elvil sults, The Sheriff has been trying his dest tu get relleved of the duty of keeping a jatl for prisoners for debt, and he gave two or three Illustrations of the class of cases he seeks to relieve. Lou's Newkofeky, a fish peddler, wae arrested to-day on a Court order se- cured by affidavits that his wife, Cella, had sucd him for separation, and he waa abcut to leave the State, He could not furnish $20 ball and was thrown Into jail, “Why,” sald Sheriff Erlanger, “that poor fish peddier is a sight. The un+ fortunate wretch has no clothes, 90 shoes, He Is literally in rags, Golng to leave the State! He'd have to walk, for he hasn't three cents to pay @ ferry fare He married his brother's widow In 18%. She had two childres and owns a part of a house In Easem street, She says he earns $9 or #5 A week and is wasting it on a Ludlow street belle, He says he earns about Hon week, and he looks tt! Catnerine Andrei had Louls Grossm-a irrested on a judgment for commis. sion, There in S16 costs added. ant for this he might be kept in jail the months. But Sheriff erl.nger interced ed In his behalf, and Cacherine’s lave yer consented to his discharge thie a= iernoon Giovanni Fiacki sued Luigo Busane for $10,000 for slander and had him af. rested on an ordet of court. He gave bail in $20 and was freed, Then ane other order of arrest, sworn opt on Hrooklyn, where bai! was fixed at $1,000, landed poor Busano in Ludlow Breet, for he couldn't raise the 61,u0 ball ‘These ace examp.cs of imprisonment for debt which the Sheriff would like to ebolish ECZEMA ON LITTLE GIRL Sleepless Nights for Mother and Awful Suffering of Child, CURED BY GUTIGURA, Had Given Up All Hope of Ever Making Any Cure, “My little girl has been suffering for two years or more from eczema, and during that time I could not get @ night's sleep, as her ailment was very severe. “T had tried so many remedies and spent much money, deriving no bene ; fit, I had absolutely given up all hope of making any cure, But as a last. resort 1 was persuaded to try a set of the Cuticura remedies, and to my great delight a marked change was manifested from the first application, I gaye the child a bath with Cuticura of the courts, and at the beginning of the court year, Oct. 1, there were 1,912 of them on the calendar for trial, bout ten cases a day during the lest three weeks, and among tiem was the sult of Widow Mary Masterson for the death of her husband Old. Bartholomew Masterson was sev- enty-four years old, He had worked as a city paver for thirty-five years, One Saturday night last June the old paver was going home to his aged wife with hit eek's pay in his pocket when he was knocked down and killed by a Third avenue car, With a strong plea for an immediate trial of the action of this remarkable woman left without support, Maurice | Fitsgernld got the case on Justice O'Gorman’s calendar for trial, and to- a jury brought in a verdict of $4,000 in her behalf—only four monthe after the accident—which {9 remarkable in View of the fact that It has taken an average of two years to get such eases to trial heretofore. ee FOURTH TRIAL FOR AMES. ond Judge Jury Again Din Orders Another He: MINNEAPOLIS, MINN,, Oct. 2L— After being out since 5 o'clock Wed- nesday afternoon, the jury In the brib- ery case against former Mayor Ames an- nounced to-day that it could not agree. Judge Harrison thereupon discharged the jury. Dr, Ames was Indicted for Mlegally receiving money from women. Aner the jury had been discharged, Judge Harvison made an order thac the fourth trial of the case begin to-mor. row morning, witnesses re pre- viously been summoned when It became evident that the Jury could not agree, | a THREE KILLED IN WRECK. | Trainmen Victima in Freight Cr vu New York Central, GENEVA, N. Y., Oct, f1.—Two freight ‘trains on the Pennsylvania division of the New York Central collided a mile east of this city to-day, Three of the train crews, C. D, Rogers, Charles Hickey and Engineer Rouse, kilied. ‘The latter was running one of the Io. tives of a double-header. His body the wreck. The bodies of th, ais mee were taken to Waterloo, | were All sorts and conditions of men can add to their happiness by drinking “Evans Ale It quiets the nerves, benefits| the stomach and braces you up , In town——Out of town————All over town, Soap, using a soft plece of muslin cloth, This I did twice a day, each time following with the Cutieura Ointment, and at the same time ‘the Resolvent, according to direc. tions. One box of the Ointment and \two bottles of the Resolvent, together with the Soap, effected a permanent cure, 1 submit this for publication if you desire, hoping it will add to your success and aeelst so many thoue jsands of sufferers in curing theme jselves.” Mrs. I. B. JONES, Addin, \ton, lad, T. The first step in the treatment of the chronic forms {s to remove the scales and crusts and soften the skin by warm baths with Cuticura Soap. | The svalp, ears, elbows, hands, ankles and feet will require frequently g thorough soaking in order to penee trate the thickened skin and crusts with which these parts are often cove ered. Dry carefully and apply Cutie cura Ointment, lightly at first, and where advisable spread it on pieces of soft cloth and bind In place, Take the Hesolvent, pills or liquid, in mee jdium doses. Do not use cold water /in bathing, and avoid cold, raw winds, Sold throughout the world. | Cuticura Ree solvent, (in form of Chorolate Coated Pills, B80 Ointment, Se, 28, London, 27 Charterhou 8q.; Paria, 5 ia Paix: Boston, 15 Columbus Av. Potter Drug & Cham. Corp, Pole Proprictory. £7 Bend tor “How to Cure Ecsema.”" A Man’s Face has a right to health and comfort, It cannot have these unless he insists upon WILLIAMS’ gfaying tar acing tuite and Fi, tt DIED, ARCHER,—On Oct. 19, 1004, at hie reste N dence, 177 West 110th st, OLIVER A. BP, ARCHER, JR. Services Friday evening, ® o'clocy. Fe neral private, SULLIVAN,—Oct. 9, HONORA sULEa. VAN, eldest daughter of the late James Ryan, Grenomebeg, County Tipperary. Funeral from her late residence, 18 Amity st., Brooktyn, thence to St. Peter's Church, Hicks and Warren ots, Brookiys, Saturday, 0 A. M. LOBT, FOUND AND REWARDS, # REWARD, no questions asked, for re turn of jet! contain! Hewaion ansar Friday 1 ED ELaONN, & 4 a In the Somday World's gremt elece tlom forecan priser ot which will he awarded for the mont correct esti. coupon, see neat |