The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1905, Page 2

ee A | France on Neutral- Claim. inh Bay—Ruesian Coaled There. ee Anointed Press.) pril 18.—The Navy De- to-riay declared Teugara #'B fone of defense, with the time. restrictions, ug Straits connect the meific Qcean with the Sea of separate the Inland of so Ry 0; Al Btraits are directly cast of 2 which 1s Admiral Ro- ultimate destination. ty have been sown with mines uasians are effectually blocked } direction. tthe presence of vessels of laB Second Pacific squadron at Bay on the east coast of h Indo-China) the Jiji Shinipo de. i the uso of the Island of it by the Russian’ squadron vial and prolonged violation of ciple of noutrality, but on ac- the distance Japan tn that raimply lodged a protest, { ee wn Actoe Realizes End is et eats ee, anon eebh Jefferson, the veteran Whe vallied slightly to-day, Grew very weal this after aries B, Jefferson anys his gives ap. The tamlly ft hepe. ‘They think the pa- miny Hive a day or two, bat 114 Mable to die at auy mo-|¢i Of thé*Sefferson family, who fon -watohitig at his bedside since thought that his cheer- poaition would help out his vital Mi ghd that he would rally suf- y to be taken to his summer n Massacheoctts. i the actor himself declared to- mt he knew death was near his bs loet all hope, for it was his spirit that has kept him alive for “four houra, doctor who is attending Mr. Jef- @ays he hos no special malady, @mply succumbing to a break- ile to oi age. The dootor this bom declared that the actor's ‘waa a questlen of hours at the N LE, Wis, Aprit 18.—A Feceived here to-day from OM. Fiagter,' 41° Palm Boach, jeeph Jefferson cannot live, The os near, E HEROINE MAN ELEVATOR Lillian, Schnell, Telephone }in a Harlem Apartment- yee, Saved Several Lives Upper Floor. uc & fire in the apartment house 274 Weet One Hundred and For- (reet, this afternoon, Miss Lillian the telephone girl in the bulld- the elevator in the absence of Mevler operator and rescued a women and children trom the who were in danger of Wuffocated by the smoke, Schnell mado aix trips hetoro n arrived and took charge { Wd te we started the apartment ‘Albert Clarke on the third firemen found the door fooms broken down and ‘in a binge. es, hadi npr ds in je.aid not n overed 3 Plait how, the ay Ask Ald of Britain MER MADE BY PARIS,| 722%" (Meeting, but to Call for His Resignation (Continued from First Page.) blood to be of service to you, "Ve all appreciate the diMeutties un- der which you men are laboring at this time, but as President of the society 1 ‘want to tell you that I believe they wilt #00n bo swept away, act sockaty leave you it seems proper they vores to Rojestvensky | shoukd say nomething. ‘wre are other ofScers here besides myself, I will in- Mr, Alexander didn't even look in Mr, Hyde's direction when he intro- ‘duced him and Mr, Hyde didn't honor hm with a glance alther, Mr, Hyde looked once at Mr. Tarbell before ad- dressing the agents and the look the Then Mr, Hyde pinaged into an at- tok on Tarbell, acousing him of sell- ing his renewals to the society and inti- mating that the proceetiing was an out- rageous one, although he did not open- suaee puch @ charge, laa Tarbell Hie Mark, He devoted some time to his attack on Mr. Tarbell and wound up by eay- NE Hope thas inbos 00 ‘pom Wit thar be called upon to sell our society a re- nowal tn this fashion. I want to may that I have as much interest in you agents an any officer of this soolety, and that I appreciate that you men are the backbone of the Hquitebtoe, “To the agents I say that if 1am guilty of the charges m: was Julius Bohm, the New York agent, who etarted the hissing when Mr, Hyde bexan to speak, but he was 800n silenced with those who joined him, Tarbell Roars at Hyde. © Mr, Tarbell fairly sprang to his tee when Mr, Hyde sat down, “I want to say that there was no im- propriety in my selling my renewals,” ho fairly shouted at My. Hyde. ‘I do- cided to do it @ix months ago and I did it us any other former agent night do, By selling theee renewals I saved the Equitable thousands of Gollare, as any agent onght to know, “Mr, Hyde knows there was no tr regularity in my act, and #0 do ei of you. An outrageous attempt has been made in this controversy to make it appear that I have been gulity of wrongdoing. It fs untrue. And now," Mr. Tarbell turned to Mr. Hyde and ook his fingers under his nose aa he ids ' Cheers by Agente. Mr, Hydo turned very pale, but made no response, The agents fairly shook the room with their cheers, Mr, Tarbell sa'd in conclusion that fhe would always be faithful to the agents and that he was going to stép talking becauso he did not want to indulgo dn any further personalities. President Alexander @aid it wae up to himeelf, Tarbell and Hyde to retire ond leave the agents to deliberate. “Ie this final; are we ¢o leave for good? asked Mr. Hyde, “You'll be sent for if you're wanted,” said Mr, Alexander, and the three then left the rvom. The gencral agents at the Savoy are not hiding behind anonymous inter- views, They are perfectly outspoken in their denunciation of Mr, Hyde, George 1), Brainard, of Syracuse, sald to-day: Too Late for Compromise, “We came here for an agreement of some kind, but have discovered that the time for moderation has gone by. “Only the complete Mr. Hyde from the of the table will satisty I would my peo- tell them we had consent- y compromise with Mr, md his friends, “Our agents, the very people with whom we have ptaced policies, structed us to ace that there of the Hyde regime and we have no alternative,” D, F. Cobb, of Kansas City, sald: "A compromise te now impossible Hyde, by hig conduct, has taken the very bread out of our mot w that you ean’t write long as he remains Why, my “We have an {dea that a few o: have been subsidized by certain nt since We have been here, bu we are not certain. We came here strong for Mr. Alexander and Mr, Tar. vell, and if there ate any who’ hate changed thelr Mt will be seen at the meeting this ernoon,'* No Pink Tea or Violets, but Resolutions Adopted Do aN tat TokibHas Not Go So Far. discuss any of those matters which are now under investigation, and 1 shat! fadthfully observe that order. It is not my intention either to indulge in per- eonalities, I realize that you, gentle: men, before me brought in every dollar of the $400,000,000 now owned by the society, and I would give my heart's -| plained what the young man was his THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19,1905. \ EQUITABLE AGENTS DECLARE OPEN Some Assert They Really Meant Caleb, show is the way in which he turned down Jamos W. ¢he listener. How He Called | company, some tinie ago. The @ report, as it. wae his duty to Mr, Hyde thought this report should have come to him, @ Rallroad should, and when he found that it had beon addressed e ce @ “On one occasion Caleb Hyde thought he would Hike mm, Louts XIV. ball, would fasten {teelf upon the imagination of | How He Brought poker players as the greatest Mr. Harriman his associates to join in the and he called up the latter's office to speak to the rail- road manipulator. A.G.VANDERBILT IMARRIED MEN FOR GETS OFF WITH do, to the President of the Society. For some reason | How“Caleb” Made although there was no earthly business reason why it Change ite Mind. by men in touch with the Equitable, { Charg Hyde, and it was given to him by his father, Henry B, { ‘Committee to tell what ehe ki ff} and the batting order will be as fole Hyde, when the bay was supposed to be learning his doesn’t take long to make up ite mtud on such ocoa- |) Repeats es Made in the the affairs of the New York cyan lows: business under parental tuition, We all call him *0ns. Hyde was Harriman’s friend. Hdye's brokers Alexander, the President of the “Better ask Caleb.” ° , Mise Patterson's cotn- ol, Millionaire Is T: ted In examining Mr. Aldrich Mr. Levy Young TCATED | asked if the fact that Nan Patterson i Hel uid inf Young, wot uence his judgment. . * in Special Sessions. The taleomen replied: ‘T would say to that: Let him who {e without sin throw the first atone. Gwynne Vanderbilt was treat-| Thereupon he was accepted and sworn ed in the Court of Special Sessions) 4s foreman of the jury, to-day with all the deference due a/ The eighteenth talesman examined, bishop. An attempt was, made to sneak | John H, Splint, a tea and coffee mer- his arraignment on a oharge of vio- | chant, sixty-three years old, the father lating the auto speed laws through the |of m tamily, of No, 22 Hast Forty- court without publicity, and the Kid- | eighth street, was accepted as @econd Glove proceedings ended in the colleo-| juror, Hig examination oooupied only ton of a fine of $25, although one f)q few minutes, though several others Penalty. $100 dine, inflicted. Young Mr. Vanderbilt with a party | St ppder fre, Of friends, in a G-horae power automo- bile, were out for a epin late in March, Venderbiit was running the machine, They went up Madison avenue like the Twentieth Century Limited, and Bi- cycle Policeman Hanlon had to ohase them three-quarters of a mile before he could place the millionaire chauf- four under arrest. Magistrate Baker, in Harlem Police Court, held him for trial in Special Beasions, The young man, accompanied by his day's proceedings the young actress stepped to the bar with elastic step, shining eyes and emiling mouth, The pleasure of brief respite trom prison confinement brought a rush of color to her cheeks. She is plumper even than when she appeared at her last trial in December. An entireseries of dimples have made their appearance in her round, almost pudgy cheeks, Simnly LYAG gowned, she was young woman, es scores of men in thronged court-room declared at the | OU fret gttmpze of her. ] ‘This measure aecks to facilitate polloy | ™Oomntzes that fully. She will not be Down a general agent at one of tho “It has always been more or less of a mystery how || holders’ auita for an accounting by re | called unless there 19 something lacking Financial Lion. | great Buropean capitals nent in Caleb got into the directorate of a very great {| pealing the section of the insurance law | in the teatimony of the officers of the vai h requires the Upprova! of the At- |New York Trucking and Contraoting rng Paresh is § dhe torney-General before such action oan |Company which she can only supply, be begun. The debate to-day was on| Then it will be necessary to hear her and the ilimitable possibilities || Mr. Brackett's resolution to take Aa teatimony.”” in great funds, handled bill from the Insurance Committee, | Officers of the company who have ex- feckless young men, It is ped where he believes tt rill be smothered, | pressed pheir willingness to testify have! to Alexander ho broke out into the most frightful pas- erally thought that Caleb got in through the influence wion and dictated a flerce despatch to the European Of a financier who is a great friend of the agent, a man of social and financial distinction abroad, boy, but this ts not strictly true, 1 cannot vouch for {|the inturance companies are not form- telling him if he ever did a similar thing again he this story, but as it is told in Wall street it sounds might cease his connection with the Dquitadle, like him anyhow.’ He felt he ought to be a director in ““11 teh him to know who is tha head of the the raflroad and with Caleb to wish a thing is to Mquitable!’ he shouted in ¢he hearing of his snbordi- do it or have it, 80 he went to the head of the road ite ‘who, however, could not see the force of the proposi- ot managed tion, and in bis cold business way sat upon the young "s aspirations hard. He had reckoned without bis to have a fancy poker game—A game which, like the host. The Equitatde holds many millions in this road’s bonds and atoeke, and Mr. Hyde has absolute control of the finances of the soclety, “It might have been a mere coincident and ft mi it ever, Ha tnvited a number of | Back to New Yorks | 204 Anyhow, there was something doing mi these securities. the powers that were saw a play, where the stakes would rum into the many soa: waite light and the financial world soon learned thousands, He wanted E. H. Harriman in the bunch, the: caieh Hyde was a director in the most conserva- tive railroad management on the American continent, . e ° “Mr. Harriman is out West looking over Union *mgotism ts characteristic of Caleb Hyde, and I Pactfic properties,’ he wae told. have only to Polnt out the fact that he uses “Caleb immoudiately telegraphed to Harriman to fonal pronoun ‘I’ twenty-five times in th him made public on Sinday to prove this, ‘l, ‘mine’ || Whiskey Trust echemes—schemes, whi While pressur 6 4/127 W. 42d St,, near Broadway. hurry Bast, explaining why he wanted him here, The Roy) roel vat pemee, ; pI © waa i. railroad man replied curtly in the negative, undoubt- fase 1 miue ody Patarteied ligerceeanttl tices & Shey fal thee ath woos to th followin bay the Manahepower wastt@ || Harlem Branch (Open Evenings), edly boing very much astonished at tho invitation, President of the Equitable.” ocosulve Gaye and Tiare “thee vents ||254 West 125th St.. near 8th Ave Burglar Wishes Her Luck. burglar going out to the pon the Florodore gitl sweeping tong the When Nan Patterson entered et the ¢rial of Charles Newman, Nie corridor from the Tombs, “Hope you win, Misa,” he sald, “ the per- e statement by F) road hemes, industrial sch at M. the candle- Insuran charged | Committee, who sald that the commit-| A fina! revision of the number of pris- nh burwiary, had just been ended. The| tee had ‘not had time to atve thel oners captured at Port Arthur show passed| Brackett bili the consideration LO og tho total to be 41,600, AINST MR. HYDE GAS PROBERS ALDERMEN WILL A Tne! WILL NOT CALL | PLAY BASEBALL HOUR AcOt ssoomarse Of onan brotiars ost, [CAW AIDS! “pg. GAFFNEY ein vests sa Characteristic Stories Told ia Wall Street of the Man Who Is.Now Fighting to Keep His Hands That Is, if They Can Get Facts| ( Brooklyn to Meet on Staten the Immense Surplus of the Equitable Life. JU G E S u 66 Crus HYDB," said gn financler, dis- “Caleb was badly huffed at the curtness of the reply. G L of Murphy Company from | 'sland on May 18. Pasi: vy INSURANCE tives of Manhattan and cussing the Equitable Lite scandal to-day, ‘I'll bring him ast pretty —— quick,’ he remarked Other Officers, Addsbeven’ ropPelen tine Siosityar koa “10 a misguided young man, whose actions to & friend. Martactani wil. ba, nike capaIibt dann lnve been dictated by a consclousnoss of his absolute Next day Union Pacific securities were being un- Senator Brackett, Pleading for other in a baseball gamo at New Dorp, ownership of property which does not belong to him, lyadetl on the wtock markét to beat the band. The Mfrs. H, I, Gaffney, wife of Alderman | Staten Island, on May 16. The umpire you know, is the pet name of James Hasen *reet soon learned that the unloading was being done}, Policy-Holders’ Right to Sue, | James 2. Gaftney, will not be catied as | will, according to schedule, be Charles Wall street 4 witness before the Gas Investigating | V. Fornes, President of the board, Equitable Fight Which, He | sm Conteacting Company, unless her] Manhattan, Brooktyn, Caleb, Of late years a number of us have been trying Wére wnloadng Union Pacifie; therefore it was time to testimony te absolutely necessary, If | Huawerty, b. Berens 3. to bring him to a realization of the vast responsibility S¢t from under, Says, Have Been Admitted as bedianiy Kage eau alba oe eee ; ae Bieta, resting upon his shoulders and to a certainextenthave “When Harriman got the news that his stock was True—Millions Juggled With, | tester of Temmany, and Charles F, Schloss, ad, Hann, ‘3b, euccreded, but he still believes the Rquitable Life te a La 6 ee ve wee almost dumb with astonish- bedehe otiragtt Set ee Pn a sulitvan, yt) Bewnngey ee, 5 sort of goods and chattel proposition belonging abso- men' @ col L understand it, Something had to . Pinte 5 %, If, itn Nes lutely Sere and that he oan do whatever he will with be done and at once. He ordered ® special train and strat re ter a ot the cosmeittes sas aay stool Phe cn teams ars eo avout a. things there, rushed back to New York as tact as steam could carry |) no less than five legislative measures | ‘©, Mrs. Gaffney: ; waut 4 Veggie o bel bat the to} pod «ee htm," Glregted against insurance companies, | “Neither Attorney Hughes nor any'|'the*heavy-welgin class e “An inetance of the arrogance with which he ran the “Did he open a jackpot when he got here?” quertet || wae given a clear feki to-day for the member of the committee is desirous| A sumptuous Egpast, with an sbwns of placing M1 dance of liquid refreshment, are on purpose of defending the most impor- ‘gana; he ee not | Presramme to follow the ball’ game. ) tant of these bills, introduced as a re- sult of the Equitable tangle. but be embarassing, and the committee d place it on the calendar ready for |consulted frequently with Mrs. Gaftney punsage. in the presence of counsel of late and Mr, Brackett ridiculed the claim that bare sre All over the facts sho/l! TONED piano and get it REA- led for the purpose of making money, | while notalnally tanec ores a SONABLE don’t fail to examine but for ba acond of haved pay Bene the tae at Bo time been in pos- I] the new WATERS UPRIGHTS wihowed orphaned, e ) nor she had i i fore, in @ songs, the wards of the Meese of ¢he financial Gere eas i bments otie Hauitanle, SocBty, inguin this | Mayor MeCielian wit be among the || certainly suit you with a new, ied improved WATERS PIANO, both as to quality and price. Send postal for catalogue witt our new THREE-YEAR SYS- TEM of payments, giving you If you want to get a GOOD, important witnesses to-morrow, He said to-day that while he had not been oMolally notified he expected to be summoned. Charles F, Murphy and his brother John also will be called, Piece otieates| Gas Goa treasurer ‘onso! ti Company, o] } the first witnebe to-day, ta toxk “he || three years’ time without interest stand to explain. former testimony and We also offer a number of to tell how the old Westchester Light- good second-hand pianos, BAR-' ‘ag Company was acquired, ~ Bad Gae Delivered. anes Fe yinets Only BOs Pet Prof. Hallock, of Columbia University, testified that he tad made an examina- ||Horace Waters & Co.,, Three Stores: tion recently by the photo meteric pro- 134 Fifth Ave,, near 18th St, cena of gas delivered at Columbia Uni- He aleo made a record of the showed depreciated candle-power and Fequirement of candle- The witness sald he discovered that the quality of the gas rises the pros- are a U3 cerrense, and vice-versa. Increase “If the fear of an examination nas | of ew ta correspondence to a fail- ° of Of quality m e \° PATTERSON JURY" GOLSPLRSAAB esate ie aay $25 AUTO FINE comin tom Fi Pe) seaman ——-—— Dente O'Rellly, though very decomingly, an attractive-looking See acted. ea eeanian ot | 200,000 RUSSIANS tipretos Sours. to thats ON THE KIRIN LINE. by the law we repeal is ‘ouanetne insurance oo: pases ‘would be open isola ana Nera annoyance and "4 ae minal . Kirin line and southward !s estimated to Senator Grady was followed a tor Ambler, chaltmuan of che Ingurance | SUIDEF 20,000 men, the served, anf action had been delay: that rea: CORN & BUNION WAX & PASTB HOW FOOD WORKS. CURES CORNS & BUNIONS. my jury'll sure send me up the river,” 000 of ts, A Sure Way Out ef Bowel Troubles, | NOTING LIKE I PRICE 256. Greatly to the regret of the you wm over any posi Prisoner the aged father was not Finitttyee ts award of the State. AT " iter? JAMES S, COWARD, fowed to alt by her side Peat ned refieg is ard claim and remem-| So-called “septic appendicitia” will Goff would not permit the old man within the railing before the bench euardian, A+] put to hi caused by white bread, potatoes and the Judges, Hinsdale, wanted the Mmit | called before him spent a helf hour rel gainer ae Sate wo” BOSTONS BEAT | ee ewe = New York jow the Btate, the poor old alleged |often hang on for years, This {9 efforts to ue ceree other forms of starchy food that the ing Mr. Patterson to a seat in| and to her curre) te. but thi individual does not properly digest, bated ot tne amie ba ane the wards the company the waardinn. | and it 18 useless to attempt to make FOR NEU RALGIA ee ee a CEE Cr OR NES “The has so far shi rug, out” and in Abe Lavy atid Dan O'Reilly, fi of the disturbance is not removed, senting wile abheriee APA it ty Mkely to, presently take the form! septic appendicitis is a general District-Attorney Rand, alt said they|the pillory of pubile oondemmation, tori For Ad laveved son dition of the were ready. It was 12 o'clock when tho ie not talk to me of le and} bowels caused ‘from undigested caring for widows and orphans starch, and, aa stated above, it may log. Mi go on for years; yet people must corporation hi have starchy food. its by le & well-established fact among usbiees nan It rohemes in which they are interested—| physicians and individuals who have Tet eRe of entirety, OT mince Deen! made the experiment, that whei “But for the Liseyiesidg conceding what| bowel disturbances are shown, today without being observed, Through . {a not true, that these corporation are some underground source of !nforma- Warde of the Serine phous. pay ted food. thon they learned that there were no YN S here ae eee Grape Nute-is the most perfect rem- eporters in the Court of Bpeclal Ses- “No mich privilege is given to edy, ir contains no medicine of tons end to that court they proceeded, other ward, Ourt triend’ Hooketeltes | Coy sort, but Tt la made ue ce the se- Atlantic City, Mr, Andereon, followed by his ollent, heels, hurried to the gate and whispered to the polloeman that he was a mom-|iwutre, was geod for three Rawee and ber of the bar, He was passed through) up for Batoh, Barolay’s grounder was the rall, but the policeman ptopped Al-| handled by luewle and MoGemwell. fred Gywnne untll Mr, Anderson ex-|ONH RUN, * eixth Inning. Batch was out, Wolverton to Tenney. oyen out to Lauterborn to Renney, wi By o strange coincidence Assistant RUNS. ‘oe Uner waa taken . id happened by \° Dinuitots oa toiney ieertosnan, Poor well. muterborn singled to Bea Neots to be standing before the bench. Ho ham' atch reauited ry greeted Alfred Gwynne ike an old] fr uple fonts HSS Oieca bed Seo college chum. There was another case| well. NO RUNG. before the court, but this did not de Beventh Inning. ter Mr. Anderson from butting into] Dobbs bunted out, Young to Teeney, the proceed'ngs, although the namo | McGa fea 1] Pe yiret eeu PR a 5 of lils cHent was not on the calendar, [You f wubled to deep left center, “My ollent wishes to plead gullty,"|Cannell wingled to ght and Young announced Mr, Anderson. book thir], Un the throw to the place Cannell wont to second. Tenney's hot The proceedings had been nicely Iu-| che wan taken by Lewis, Cannell was bricated, Clerk Fuller herd up his} caught pag! oft wecond, Ritter. to cue and asked the usual questions, Bl-| Owens, Tew. tty's ter, cycle Polleeman Hanlon, who made the|®It threw over MoGamwell'a frend, al: arrest, was not called. Judges Olas) sted and Wyatt conferred a moment and then Judge Olmsted, who was pre- aiding, announced: “Phe defendant is fined $6," client, MM JUUge soba "AL au Ln tavur Of the anuiction of the full fine, blu,’ B.\P. Chapin, of Toledo, said: me “re not here for pink tens Wa are hore to stop the rorime as Ainge ved think we ng e 9 do it An} are not nays with exernucliann, Poh ie Aer w be 0 d, men faded cia urprlsed 2a-IHAen thee hi: pie, an Feiroude rau ths ws Mofntyre wae out on Wolverton to Tenney, yas Ie ai Daissed Tard panda. terl rs fi OF batth scribe, themeslves as Ernest Fishor, a on jerk, of No. 213 Hawt Beventy-soventh | not tree, Hrnewt Leroy, a clerk, of No, tiv @ by 13 Woet Wixth etree eer of Not ta west “le Me about time that something snould be done to Bop this intoieraue “iaguengts automobie speeding nuimanve," brove iano een ‘Dorn er ON Tham fitel to Swern N who wore an overcoat reaching to his (Continned from First Page.) and (McGamwell Eighth Inning. fast pi: oy “Renney.” takyn care of ore et &, Patt on . Bath’ t to ‘Tanney, Ko RU {7 t) grtve went’ Into "tha ai Ninth Moning, at bo De Reniddelo — peing gued that ed into the form of # fowing AS ber§ to goore, and Batty went tlonsgentont thetconsent Se ines eh Hipsawe' in the human intestie tter RASTE ns. wees tired Wolverton, ONE RUN, mga on iG MA: OnLy Grey cee lected jmtts of wheat and barley in bonsor Neciven the crerers| which -the starchy part has R. at re- | officer, ,000,000 arn entitiea to one thi t ha fe bce Ma sTaceatiancntana | vem dented" 8 eT ATLANTIC CITY | pnd. say ath? the aontont ni When Grape-Nuts food fe used in AY, lace. of bread or any of the other Passing Through Lakewood. Fy fn "hae Pp Grive| the uring mit awainet Me Rocketeer, | forms of starch, the body ts ruppited yee A it ready Ashe x ; -| with the necessary elerents ee ina, nts Wi A tk ra | eae ah err | Bem |e | i BR rr La Btate 0 the'Governce orn” | tor immediate assimilation, tor the harbe A amiey. BOL a Swit Inahger Mn Hans | State, omer foun nel firat not of digestion har taken piace to the a vovte of to .. Need- ii 8 RUNS. Sage Sonat refi to a of the body and durin, igammnlt cera of manufacture, 6, Ee jute certainty of results ated upon and the disease re. by this method. prominent Missour! editor tetls haul tee tram iteration. Mr, Braokett’s repes! méasure. this cheerful story; KELUY.—suddenty N17, 1908, KA. ”’ “Por three years I suffored trom) Ti SELEY, nee Fogarty, beloved wite i aleitis, with at ' of John J, Ke weptts an eae I ‘that Funeral from her late residence, 22 involves, t hyaiclans was} w, 105th at, Wednesday, 10 A. M inadequate and the diMoulty of find.| thence to Church of, the Ascension, sag Se te. Oe Aeaiollnie wth, 107th at, and Amaterdam ay, ies scheme did | out great annoyance iin the region of Brooklyn. ‘worl Cig heat wagon wea then | the Wea itorm appendix was tainly Lael THOMAS, by ‘ insnpmountable until I struck Grapy.|PUBVAN-~ Ti Uehs: Beloved’ husband of te, dnenday, A\ from hie. then, placed In Nilgrape-Nute TC rellah and divest] iqrimcthanettenny, Abel 1. trom Tcl ebtes, | wOmegyURLY, | ROY stnareagrit OM | Ahenee, % schuren et Our Lae. of , nutrl *, way, eon at, Ha, Cia allay ‘ve oat eatieryinge ‘and nu-|_ Interment Calvary, i : und but they have sctietl pened aise ta atimncted by a veld ne DOO nen wi ‘AN | nha bed thy seme) tes. b | Rot" whiett were ,talben am Teams Made Up of Representa-'