The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1907, Page 2

d Board and Ra id Transit ane e Wiped Out of Gov. Hnghts fa nia mer nd byldge cars, Senator Grady pre-} Hied—e billin-the Senate to-dhy_providing he ercation of = ito SATS) Commission to rdpiace the St Comminal nm, The new board: ie Ree \o will he elecied by the people. Senator paling: followed this inte allroad Commission in G ‘three members, be composed of five New York to a new local board ; ALBANY, Jan, 2.—Gov. Hughes's first message, a concise, able ‘and direct document, was read, to the Legislature to-day. It contains many © Rallroad Hoard aka) th a bil giving the powers of the | NMCCLELLAN’S MANIFESTO TO In appointing Mr. Dooling as ANY y RELATIONS WITH ITS PRESENT LEADER, T-have named a man of strict party faith, the Chairm teen no-time- when Ihave had such,a candidat:, of sought I should like to have the suppo: recognize and strengthen the genuine Democracy inthis city, and invite its supp its representative in legal. affairs that require an expert knowledge of the I have no candidate ‘for the leadership of Tammany Hall, nor’ have MURPHY: Election Laws.” to control the organization. rt of the Democratic organization, because I have always been UPPORT UNDER CONDITIONS WHICH FAVOR CLEAN AND EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT, 7] WiLL the representative of the Democratic organization of New York Coun ort, BUT I CANNOT | ‘on/ ths) Board of Elections, I take the enor nity to say that, as far as I can, Tahell COGNIZE THE EXISTING ‘CONPROL IN TAMMANY HALL, OR TOLERATE an of the General Committee of the Twentieth Assembly Dist a memter of the Law, Committee of Temmnany Hall; and I the least desire to invalye inyself with: ‘the. aspirations Of, ¢ “any, ‘one who is seeking such Jeadership. "There hae 4/ ‘pellever in Dirty Feaponistbiilty in administration, BUT IF I CANNOT HAVE THAT HEN I AM CONTENT. fro DO WITHOUT IT. GOV. HUGHES ON NEW YORK’S|; TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM. The problem of transportation in the territory. of Greater New York demands special, prompt and comprehensive treatment. “All the existing lines—surface, elevated afd subway—are overburdened, and the people suffer in mind, body’ and estate. The worst congestion is found at the Brooklyn Bridge, due to the convergence at that point of the Brooklyn traffic. The people of Brooklyn who do business in Manhattan are subjected, morning and night, not only to exasperating inconvenience, but to such maltteat- ment and indignitles-Incldent to thelr disgraceful herding that retlef in thé nost-practicat-manner-shoutd-be-afforded-them-at-the-carllest possible moment, | In some portions of the city antiquated horse cars may be seen, giving pee emphasis to the disregard of the public don- venience. I recommend ‘that the Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners be abolished and that a new board be created * * #* — to have owers with reference to operations’ within the territory of Greater | [useful ‘recommendations and shows that “has given sharp gitention to the needs of the Stites estions-ine- makes-ate ese: That-there. aa a-recount.of.the vote cast in the May: oralty, election of | aT, The: to handle the railroad, gas and electricity corporations. He “He also suggests. that something be done to relieve the crush at the {Brooklyn Bridge and abolisi the horse cars; that the Rapid-Transit Com- a of New. York City. be abolished and be replaced by a State Be and the Tabor laws. be strengthened, espec especially those framed for the protect ‘of children, and° that measures be taken td relieve the strain upon the ‘Municipal: Courts of New = “tk-City.———_! TAtter a statement showing the fnan- ‘efal’ Condition of the State and the obit- qRtONS tt ths incurred forthe future, the Governor advocates economy in ad- aminlettstion. But he calls attention to ip fact that tha Tapka-growth of they $0 calls for Increased appropriations, “There|is urgent need," he. abys, “of onomy in administration, but the nO demand and no justification for onomy at the expense of Just admin: iigration, Unnecessary outlays should cut off without fear or favor and has gtren rtoe to objections which expericuce in other States ba [shorn to be without welght.” Campaign: Expenses. “Tht Gayernor finds much fo commend in the Corrupt Practices Act and sug- gests (hat a iimitation be placed Lae the expenses of candidates. He for @ law that will prevent 9 ‘ convention. from excluding regularly elected delegates, as was done in But- falo, Buch a law, he claims, would ‘be-Tai—to bot —poiitiont —parties—and WOuld “DE TW Ch8” Therese or Tule” Le and ‘honorable polltical methods serommends on amendment to ss rimety Election Law providing suMiclent clearness that any general the. treasury. rule providing for direct nominations, d thal, Thereapoi, Voung at the pri martes shal! be upon an official ballot ing land required for the penen| Printed at the public expense.’* hal improvement, The amount expend~ Qn atooiint of the Board of Exam-| (He devotes a patagrabli to the Ite and Appraisers to “Dec. 1, 108. | (nearance qeesion and passes on to the chile the total claims na | pons 0 eorpurations._Coni ted to. the point of settlement U2] (he Board or Ralir Comiils#onera, that salt amounted to only 201E7) 6 saya: tof a recount.and a —— Fratieae= Beate SGhange: “We Nave now s Doard of Railfoad Comtalinioners of tive members: it ts charged specifically with {mportant duties. ‘The execution of mortgages and the increase or -reaucton_of capital stock are subject to its approval, its “1 Cty in 1005, ‘The matter in not vite which——try -coneiderntion: with reapeot to persane or cxpedi-| obey ehould be nllowed to enter, | 1€ upon w recount it tz found that | fhe present Incumbent of the olfiee | “w plurality of ¢ wore, be eonfirmed in hia title, | _which have been! ageing i¢ wily | necesslly require the construction of a projected ra.lroad —s- required before construction can bo beyxun, and it deais with changes In highway grade crose- Ings und Vurious other thatters. In a aye ne Law also provider tyt the board shinll- tiave genore!¢.-jrotyieion of att and shal laformed iwttirs the Provisions ~of—their—chattert nd of jaw.’ olf in tho judgment of the ard it appeary “that any change of rates of fare for transpordn, ght of paasenkers Orin the mode oi operating the road. or conducting ts iness is reasonable and expedient in, s¥_to promote: the security, conven: ance atid KeCOMMOGatION it may after nouce and hearing nx within which the changes shal! Srwith reference (0 future elections Power should bo suppiied to order | recotint Hummarily, which the Court | yey sent scheme: of regulation to, because were ls a |. precision in the defiuttion of re of -the. Soara and sultablo means, | with te deciaton: da for Ar ™ Noe ls the board uthorised 9 Rnd conduct —legal_praserd~ 7 for the purpose of enforcing | ia Tie court Geter: | mine the pryrriety of the exercive of the power in parlicular cases, but the Power should be conferred. ‘The fact tha} such a summary re. count-can be had will not only. provide Means to determing the uctual-rrai DUE wil tend. to. promote ti Pecformance of thelr duti oMcers: “The late Attorriey-General recom: | is, and 1 fully concur tn Nits recom-; qendation, that the power to authorize | “fhe sbringing of an action to “try the! une fo office should not be lodged with the Attorney- Goneral, His own office may be in question. This power should De ewtrusted to the Suprenie Court lealiraeds Leads to Abuses. jtnxed for the A ‘without attempting to bo comnre-|the gorernment.* hensive, two herious objections to Abolieh the Boards. present law or the method of voting! ‘The Governor , he pVernor secs no use In the Com May be noted. There ix doubt as to the! inission of and Llectric ¥ ora validity of certain methods of ypilt| Commission consists man bers yoting, “Kf the general ncheme of v One “boura e ‘combined he | thority: tho of the of retm- Hy Ande t ( rall- | W c plan State tx oh: racy vatty other expense iy 8 Dourd should ‘confidente dy ree fae they du. neral mupport © adagacahoulawave' wore thancont. pt DA AME pallot. This leads to Magrar “abuses In ¢forta to obtata indoracthente for the purpose of securing a place tn ord than one column. It {a mo( Impossible to have af simple form of Dntlot whieh will Put partion, Candidates and, voters “rexpecttvely om au entirely’ eqnal footing, 1 bellevé that the beat form of batlor ta that ia which the MAmenof the candidates for (he re- | Apective ‘offices, appear but once grouped uoder the names of the of- Rees. T recommend that such a bal- rovrinte dentana- opposite the en: CP et: © ent Noard of Ratlrond Contin) orn ald the Co, elon ok Gan clty cl no may cledrly, pdwer to act ell aR upon nthe issue of xamine prope ties, detatte Droscrihe Feasonable equate. and tmpartla to provide for the » of employe Anis» name, t ety and, (nr the Boe of the publ! VPRde fact that are necustomed tC another form: of ballot in New: York |i. committee of. a party may adopt a} ig, Gi Praturiel fie yada defined | New York. Teer oe RS i SS nd generally to Meecer ane F may) York can be dealt with In.an intelligent oF 0.8 a ni The Mouudeinterémtsecand. to” secure | fullest. ext lesathoms hac ae ie Fuinliment of a public obil- | q great community gattons OF” (he™ tions under ~itet-mry bev satiated.’ control. Puniah Corporations. For Cniid Labor Law. «provision should ba tande for suit-| ,,22S Governor jocs not believe that abje inspection -so-that the commision | (ie, Department of Labor Is sumeleiitly maybe advised: A07 to all tatters | The tina ete ae eg eee within Its purview-and be {na position | for this branch to take action on behalf of the peop! without the formal inatitution of ‘pri ceedings by complainants. A prte- ribed quorum should. be entitfed. t> decide all questions, and any one com- fer ainigan years of missioner should. be empowered to] Work more thun hours y and make examinations and. investigations, | that there ‘should br a more. brecise prontbition specifying the occup. pal aL aL LE hE Bis wien oieas, under sixteva- avail ploy 14 mtand us its proceedings and: ei subjects touch are ure, eat on ‘peat ra F600 Pret raand- WOMA SHOOTS. AT JUDGE AS HE Is Seized aid Sent.) to- Jail) j ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2—Just after Jud) Jesse A. McDonald, (of the Cl Court, fad convened to-day Miss Rosa Well suddenly arose from among the spectators and fired pointblank with a revolver at the Judge. The vullet missed him. The woman /wtis/ disarmed and ar- sted. She was a litigant Ij a cise tried before Judge piso road two months ago, Romy Weil-acooswpantel py tier o1d= est alster, Clara Wall. gntered the court-romn a few: minutes/ before the eourt convened. and quietly took eeat® nthe second epectators’/ bench, back O€ tha ralling, Thelr appearance at- tiwoted no attention end ciey rat quiet- ly, watching the proceedings, as Judge MoDonaht ‘enters from his “private: chamber and) took his aeat on the bench, / \ Motions were /oftered jn \a_ pending }]case and an ajtorney had ‘started to address the) Cjurt, when Rosa Well, without warning, stood up with a ley- plied revolver /and fred at Judge Mc- Donald, F, 1. Wotzel, a witness stt- ting nearest fier, selsed her before sha could fire a /second ume, and—severat 1y_ Commission, oie Ret or the a repay Courts of New. York demna- Proceedings. and Biatutors. Con: solidat! "Ste Governor. does not refer in hia mesuuge to the subject of racetrack gambling, although an effort war made him —commit~ himeelf—on-that eceat forders and ail such ited: Ap rovide, within ita so! ipegeda wfomoann for the firely just and impartial regu! az ton of these fmportant pablic en- cvurises.’ a(2 0) Stop Bridge Crush. - The Governor does not mince words) {ik syioaking of Cranaporcation conditiohs |the seating of Sherman Moreand a Neve cords nls; partiot Assemblyman-elect was Med in the A: { trumsportation | sembly to-day In behalf of Jonn De. ~ GF eat [een ot 3. Site byeMinoMty Leader Otiver. fang and { Mr, Deneen o t tang am Moreland £ Democratic ani Reo Leal MORELAND MUST «FIGHT FOR SEAT. ALBANY, Jan, 2.—A protest against G ri lation, have couges- oir fa fat! mo- ar ite Ae pears: and att Super the-choice er _ Winds: orth (or other persofis nedrby sprang to the woman and/wrenched the revolver from her_band._/ f She SS caiael Femarkable posure and said jn a calm ton: “1 ought to have got him. Deputy Sheriff Frank Burns took both women into custod: com- ~_} Judge McDonald did not arise from his-weat during the excitement. that woman out of tho: court-roo! Burns, and when the woman had beeh Jed from the room order restored the Judge turned to eral attorneys who were waiting to make motions and a: je rovesasy een Tefal iawutie wentlemen,” = ONG HOE AE STS IN COURT St. Louis Assailant Misses); TONvernIng a tiapytet inheritynee—thet} "AMLAOAD BRIDE” “WILL GET DNDRCE Reterke Decides in Favor<of Mrs; Bucklin, Whose Ro- mance Ended in Gaur. ah / / special 10 The Brening Av 214.) WHITH: PLAINS, NoOXs, n. 2—By a Hecialon of Frank V. Mifiard, na ret- lerte, filed in the Buprdme Court at Wahlte Plains to-day, “Mrs. Jennie Buck-j} In, of New Rochelle, wll be granted fA divorcee from her huyand, Guilford Spencer, Bucklin, who! pow resides In Manhattan. ‘The plaintiff, who at/the time of her marriago to Mr, Buclin tn 2900,~ waa known the “Railroad br! . She is a daughter’ of ‘Prof, Glar . a dns guise ‘and manufacturer of artificial kranite, and sbie was courted secretly Haven trains between New York and New Hoolwile, Bofore her marriage she was employed in her fathor’s of- jice in Manhattan. train with her fathér, and) when neared Mount Vernon Prof. Giarden | WOUId TedVe” Nig” GuuRNTEr Und eo INTS the smoker to play whist. At_the nt Vernon “atabon) Buckiin would | ain and ride to Grand Central’ Station “with Mise Glarden, One day they were secretly married in Manhattan, and-when—Prof.Glarden. learned of it he would not let bucklin lve with his bride jn hin New Rochelle home, a0 -the couple: moved to: Mount ay “pucklin, when sho found that nd could not gupport het ent bee to her parent sided with them ever since, complaint she al the part of her hus The couple have In her misconduct on shild, Leona | the report of the referee she Is given tee MePetbiody ot hers tooinor ne Br. Bucklin= wes x member of the Seventy-first ment and took t fee iaitle ofan duan aries Po He ins brother of Belle Buckin, an actress, [AREST STALLED HELD ASSWINDLERS, the sarao position thie voar, -—— HUGHES WILL NOT FATHER PA CEBIFES at fae, due tothe] that point of che 1h The people of Charged with Collecting ‘Funds! _for a Helpless Beneficiary ALBANY, Jan. 2.—Goy. Hughes was intensewed. Dy. | paper correapond: m to-day TF the frat time atnee hig inaequsadton. | He" de paed To aad asts—to-the— urgency of the recommendations jn his | message to the Legislature. th their. fal hers in: Ter it the moa preeticah ner should Ls} iafear ited treme vat th thle ome aS ORTERAT new llth needod whlch should “be. planned. with refe: Immediate and future co both to Needs, DUE Chere is urgent necemity for cure bat~ more strict’ supervision to He-wald_he had received no resigns-: ter service on extating Ines. In some por-| ton or other communication from State ous ie olty antiquated horse-cary Fiscal Supervisor Bender, notwithstand- may still bn aoen, ng picturesque! ing rumoca to the contrary, nor any Sn ARN OTA A sear alikation | COMMunication on the aubject of Mr, he Improvident creation of guat+} Hender fiom the Clvil-Serviea Reform and fixed charges to. autt the | Association or any other souraa, exigencies of succen®l ge jpaenated I —Heler tix tote Die IRF Os us entered into for thi facet ee aOR day by Senator Page, — Gove: [said he fiad not agen them “and was SThere nce mush wnlust burdens upon} Wl Feepodalbls Tor them. Hs wonld Wigs and thet Seonsanuy eet comment on the bil providing an ST ee ee eee ently Lamia nour Oey. factory chilaren; proheraorvire-te—go—strong—that—H— imperative that the people shall jive, retrained in 0 jouching: upon tie | vixilint representadves. from b faxation pending. the Foport | Je Authority to. compel te sect ev x bending: epor haves i aig ah meseag he 0 Ie wile ; yes rranelt: Ret Bad. | And son to report to the Tow The act cranting the Board of Heapia} = Sen a rogeater Hie Ne WY CHILD LABOR LAW IN SENATE. he situation should be met by waive plap. All the operations ‘ompafiled 1 tie territory - few York should be under | ie wupEerrision of -one-hoard. Hn that tt to have ‘the power to | ‘generally. these. operations | for. the protection of children working ihe power of In{uaung 9 plana and of making contracts for the bs ponecaeeetie wal nusauaed Yorany” by construction and-—operation of e measure reduces they Ft can bosrdy dealing win | Drezent imitation of the hours: of chia stead ry a dealing isa | iifteront phaser of the. seme nrodlem, | ADOF rons ning to” steht, and makes thers Miould be one board RON ere | uvanion of the law practically Impos- fal with fe in its entirety. As mich | gble, ld exercise important Bate! it provides that persons under aixteen years Of age sbail De permitted ty work | trot and -veguiation, it only Detweon wie (AOU OLS: in Ui Sa fterinon, ate board and sould bo familiar wlth condl- SST | oming and <3 in uh fed ence of Les in te fac. | facie Vi rritory affected. Pe Onitetwouldsnot ihe tory Pi ade prim dence of | | Underithe existing law the factory he nine-hour | employer caslly evades t! provision by slating that the oh! wen away far two or three hou has not worked longer than the statu- tory nine hours. ot| HAUSER MAKES TWO APPOINTMENTS, ALBANY, N.. ¥, Jan. Treasurer Mauser to-day the appointmenta of: John T, Cronin, of New York, second | cashier, at $1,800, ang Ellsworth Crum, | of Bay L, Sloe cleric, wt 41,609 annual ealary, errr ASSAULTING A BURGLAR. Hmestd Venterno found an invader in his shoemaking shop at<No. 62 Park | powers | exouid spas: | dana ander the contro! he resent Board of Matlroad Con alo or of the pew comm The jureeet need of enne im tri tation fmelfit eaiene: nda e Conditions ahmt in Greater New cation of a sepa : end that the Board of Mu eC nslonern be r 2.—State | a the Rapt announced nd nina to have powers to operations with= ne | Wn ow Veiner | the addotntags ntlen into whic rl surfnce ra fons nnd elcotric mn “ea festa who, — nor @nd without means, Who Had No Real Existence. Roale Halle ages twenty three, af | No, 114 Stanton atreehs ‘and Laie itees+ jman, aged ts No. 16 Fgtrect, wore held tn $5,000 bail In Essex Markot Court to-day, charged with | having collected money unlawfully in teat they. eojieited_and accepted money fora bogus charily case, ‘The complainant, Mrs, Thereea Stone, No; 0 ildrioge street, euya the two on: Tuesday afternoon Visited all the gldne street) coltest rey Ba Mrs, Bions saya: they Visited: some:twentyy “tive -per- ot five and ten cents srom “Heiestves piocormtok ie ney Roa is Wa PT aA Tot of the “charity, istence. rr awe CERTIFIED - CHECKS. STOLEN. One Was for, $2,500, the Other for ~ $350, Passable City” Bank. Capt, Dunn, of the Wall Street De-j tective Bureau, announced this after- that two ebrtified and endorsed : and uu one™ to §2,50-and drawn by Herman nea. and payable to Frederick Henjer, ‘checks were certified by the Farmers! Loan and Trust Company, No, 22 William) atrost, and were pay: ‘ut the Nattonal-City CASSIDY’S DEPUTY _ FINED FOR CONTEMPT. | ec Ne the other for Justicn Dickey, of the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, to-day fined Lake A. Keenan, President of the Queens County Demecratio Chub, $100 for oo | tempt of court.’ Keenan {s Cassld: jMeuitenant, and, prior | to the clu election on;Dee, 6, It was rumored that Keenan, Di ripotes pte Sareea the meeting with Cassidyitos. iclamath nto Prevent thin was, secured. from oJuntlce Dickey, Keenan Janored St, and was adjudged in contempt. WORKMAN MANGLED IN STONE-CRUSHER. (Special to The: Hivaning World.) avenue to-day and pitched him out tntd tho street, An,hour later a policeman found the man suffering from scalp | wounds and o] sald he wan Owen Anderson, sixty, years old, but did not remember whe Ivo re he Anderson was taken to Cc - Birgat, Hopital, alt ¢ Bien Sonaion.” He, was ice aha Oe “ee lon shouldbe made for’ the| by the Hoard of Estimate | ‘Anportionmont j includl | piovi wh it | niasion Droposed for the Stato y ahould have Jurisdiction over al ven points within the City, ork and points elsewhere in oF aueatlon a i) this charge of urgia cat care Toei | WHITE PLAINS, N. Y;, Jan, 2.—A || | workman employed in the construction | of the Cross River’ Damn, near Ka jtonah, for the New York Clty wator- shed imorovements, met death to-day [2rhile olling: a Btone, runner. Vpdie. was: oaurbt-In the atone fe and before ‘this co! ud ea ine the o| or and {ha was dragme: led beyon: ae tion. 8 VIGe tire namie in 4 Tne wr "waa. caled to make Investiontion. ae Rie Anaeiiaiaisapenal Not to ploy itis Bie Johann Kebel. oBecttelan empl thirty-five year old, an by the New York / Soy Hucitiin whtle travail t= ono) Every morning she woult_board the it} ts and has re- | Emma Buckiin, five years old,-and bt i A long sonter the Mayor and Corpora Ellison. Later the Mayor | would probably be represented by coun: | -+-So-Kebel-Declares,-but Magis; —j-trate-Puts- Him Under-Bonds | len =whieh— MOTHER S$ - (CoptinGed fom Fl fro nim. of -Mrs.-Hojmen’s aliiuaa /toward, their Tho women refcaes th fiscus converantios Aith Thaw, | “The important — queytion ts, not whether Harry K-- Thaw is sane,” to- day destared Dr. Qharles L. Dana, the nolot allentst to-22 Evening World re- porter, nt his heme, No, 88 Weat Fitty- [third atreat. + With deliberation Dr, Dana continued, ort is simply this—How fie cao att tn- Fane man go Th persis ‘that-he-has fall. possorsion of his mental faculticnt” Dr. Dana, with Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton, examined the slayer of Stan- ford White shortly after tho Root Gar- den tragedy, “My data 1s very complete," con- tinued Dr, Dana; “and while the ob- servations were not continued for as great a length of time as J should have. desired, they “were sufficient to form tx of a conclusion. It ts ariouh ‘ THAW LASHED WIFE: EEKS REVENGE 1st) Flot Page) weekw ditant the comments of these famous alienists; retained, by former counssl to Thaw,, are of deco ims portance. 2 ‘The tact ip that both Drs. Dana andi Hamilton will probably be needed by Thaw's present counsel before the case 4m Closed, ax ft in believed that when it tw catied on 21 In’ the Criminal Branch of the Bupreme Court there will be a determined def Tong for me to Bly nat-t_reached—& clusion Identical with that of Dr. Ham- \iton. Further, I do not care to dis. cuss young Mr. Thaw." * Dr. Hamilton says: “Harry K. Thaw {naano and has been Insane for | venrs.” With the Thaw triar te MAYOR QHESTIONS an three | Counsel Likely to Insist That _ Attorney-General- Cannot Take Up Recount Fgh x Mayor MoCtellan was served with | notice this afternoon requiring him to show _caune. Ibofore” Attorney-General Jackson in Albany next Monday why be Thutitutad -to— test his right —to— the. joMfce of Mayor of New York City. nce followed bet Ween Ey unsel sald hh pel in Albany, but would not appear in person. Commissioner Jobn H, O'Brien atid Fire Commissioner Lantry ad Fa alsa _prement FOR Polterence.— ton ttorne, Generalwill bo called. upon to decide }Arat {a hia own right to rant the petis ws. his—prede— Ceacor. If he decides that he haa this Fight the sourts may be called. w review his dec! -and the cClollan will have Goy, JACKSON'S POWER: quo warranto proceedings should not} am-| Frlend Recommended Cuticura = | Uses Five Cakes Cuticura’ Soap. and Two Boxes of Cuticura Oint- ment and is Entirely Cured—Feels.. Like New Man, 'GLADLY RECOMMENDS CUTICURA. TO. ALL “TY hare had eczema for over. fifteen ears, and havetried all sorts of remedies relieve me, but without avail. I stated |my case to one of my friepds and. he recommended the Cuticura Remedies, bought them with tho thought that they’ ould bo unsucceasful, ng with the others, }. jut after using them for a few a tis ‘ noticed to my surprise that the iritatioa: -nnd—peeling—of_the-skin_gradually — {decreased, and finally, after using five! jeakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of {Cuticura Ointment it di appeared: | entirely. T feel now like a new man, tY would. these reme~| \dies to all who sre afflicted with skin | diseases, David Blum, Box A Bedford. Suition, NOY.,-Nov.6, 1905." ‘Little Son Had Eczema, “My eon whet four years of age had ee Gatear Hints al Suticura nedies wero ; to me and I gavo the+ treatments -trial-and-at Kcsnack ms too much i ies and oe ways ready oi nah Infants cured of Tor-- end of the third month-my peers raise of Cuti«| — } { Telephone Company, wan arraigned be- | tors: Sasistrate Breen jn - Yorkville Court this afternoon on complaint of Miss Minnie Birth, a pretty dressmaker, Tenth street. They i Hughes to reckon: with. In his mes- gage Gov, Hughes recommends a bill for a recount, ang there ts every ability that If the Governor tn i Legislature will pass such a bill, prob- ta the turing, Distiguring Hos Eczemas, Tetters, Rashes, ings and,Irritations, owe aoeA o Cuticura Soap and Cuticura: were engaged for several monthy up to lant June, wher they parted, Since vated," naff Miss Birth In court, ‘but Td find this man jurking somewhere near me, Laat night he followed me up, Third avenue, and at Thiyty-ninth street I.qatied. a policeman and bad him’ arrest: = Tar Honor." sald Kebel, stroking bjs brown Vandyke Oeand oid love Misa Hirth auth all my aid not chasy ber, though. ly when’ I_met_her b: ‘Reked her every time renew our ¢ngagement. Now that she has placed mein this position I never her-agaln, My love has ied; 1t 1 gone forever.” * WANt-ty eee The magistrate held him tn $360 to p-thepeuce for aix months, _ t heart: it: sed IN-1 Champtomstts “Trophy pn HOPPE RETURNS €MBLEM. ao Now _ Gues1o George Sutton. Willie Hoppe, the bililardist, re- turned tho 18-1 Championship Emblem to the Brunewick- ‘alke-Collenter “Com- y. The goes = George ateGn, who recently defeated Hoppa in ®-match—game,, EEE Ointment than to all other reme; N effective. ae ene Gnd Internal Treatrsest tor, pear ta eee Pence externa nese tree Cur te.) to ears a he the Shi, FLAMES THREATEN 10 WIPE OUT TWO TOWNS, 0 block. of buildings Sinn. Achigh- wind thte-thts-afternoon sits SE Sette Ty tows Rpotts has. bee fighting the flames. LOD Jam, 6. — Ally the buildings in Siztns and and 5 at - four rope Btternoon’ was till un| checke BOY. FOUND MOTHER ~DEAD- IN‘ HER-BED; Charis Koetter, the . nine-year-old son of Mra, Sophie Kootter, residing at No. 11 Jackson ve! took motets Dreakfast to her room to-day, en his custom for dur. ins a hee ‘ines cot fou ir. dead in thed, with t Mrs. Koo! ter was a the wife ot & pmar perous insurance agent. Bho was con- yalescent and, was quite cheerful We night when ghe was Inet soon alive by her famil: Mr, Koetter savs that the cock on Kasiot in her wan loge, and that she turned on the deuyly fluid mocidentally. some persons that poffee oases | their alla, till they stop ‘drinking it and ee POSTUM|E district of ~Sitaccn, + EYESTRAIN « causes s HEADACHE |" -Consult-ourKegistered=Physicians:— Glassea tf nceded—One Dollar upinard. Dia Aves 20th ata | § Bhrkich aS OUTST eS end OPTIC! Establishod/ Nearly 30 _oatitrely, Se tius: ied onion. L.W. Sweet &Co, , 1 37 Maiden Lane, N Y. * Sity, Drench, 407 Kulton 8t, to. wet pure mireets from. full “CoST, FOUND AND REWARDS. 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