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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21
Saturday Special Sales.

\ rainy Saturday did not deter people
frcm buying those pretty oak tables, ID
inch top. r. ". Soule offered LAST week
at 29c Those left VIII be sold today a
same price. A clean out of remnants of
straw mattings today at sc. and loc. pc"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

There are more theators in proportion
to its population in Italy than elsewhere
In the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

There has been more placer mining in
the. Black Hills country TINS yea" than
for the last ten years combined
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

Ladies. j. S. Cooper has a fine lot of
kid and castor lined gloves he is closing
out at 81 cents per pair The auction, to-
night, viii offer an extra chance for buy
ing all grades of goods a auction prices
The whole stock is surely 70 be sold at
some price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

Fer that hacking cough use Lung Kuro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

T. G. kinsman K Co. have about 40 ho
water bottles they propose to close our
if prices will do it: and at. bottles.
5c., } ut, Soc. and qt.. 45c. These price
only while this stock lasts. No family
should be without one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

Fowler x iiamlen's window display of
Turkey red damask goods is remarkable
on account of the cut price: sc goods
at 12i2c. Their fine sale of cotton under
wear at very low prices continues. ST.
goods now soc. &C. &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

Swift a Turner offer bargains that sell
dom fail of great sales. A II quart aga @
dish pan Tor pc. is one of today's attra"-
lions. Japanese three pint tea pots with
wicker handles only l9c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-21

Charlotte Fiske Bates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
JUDGE 4SPI14LL Not CONVINCED
TESTIMONY A. TO THE 1NsANITT OF A
YOUNG WOMAN uIsREGARpED-AN-
OTHER HEARING ORDERED

Although Two reputable Pr, s.c.a7s rss'Ar1ay as
-Aed IN the County Colr- that Mss Isabella Sfr a.
daughter % Bridget Theresa M-'er1er. - NJ. III
Afnsra-,a Road Fiatoush was undoubtedly men
ta..y incompetent he- appearance e. r"r7 H4Hed
the testimony a. the doctors ga, Judge As5.nal4
-4fused 20 commit her 90 sa~i-7~'17' g. Fl-sHnF
~ re re7u4s' ~ hey mother H- $50 down another
hearing r. rex- THURSDAY
Mrs N~clennen deposed thar neg daugh'e- WE
IS Oh --v-@.e wears cd imaer-s t1at every ono =
persecutinE her AZ home and that the 7eof IN 80
streets insult her continually. sae ssid that % -
Sr~oa- Assaults the servants IN re house. 0''t"'
her mothers visitors away refuses - eat a. he
table ar5 spends great deal = her t.rne ar4sins
"a ssers ~ from the piazza d. Frank = --arK
and Tr joan I. Macumher both testified fhat 'he
woman was insane ,s.
Wher Jasge Asphalt had heard a. ne eyidsnce
re began n question Mss S7r'2f re- rr""ls
seemed to show tha- she vas ratonal anc hoI7
-he- ar5.~s-i, Intelligent She protested that sn@
was not insane and did nor relish gong - san
fari,irr Judge Asplnall could not bring n!nset 70
sign me commitment cer-t6e ate although s+~0ng'l
i--gAr ?. a. So and sac ma he neiiefec an ofh-r
hearing was necessary t0 g-t ~ the justice or ''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
TOOK HER BABY WITH HER
DESPONDENT MOTHER KILLED THE
CHILD AND HERSELF.
LEFT HER home EARLY " THE MoR>iN5
AND We r TIE GREENToIHT AVE

LEFT HER HOME EAFLf y THE AJN>t-N'
AMI VET T. TIE GREENroIXT AVE.
MARSHES 70 DIE
Rose Walsh became tired Of NE AMI yss'srfar
sh~ killed herself and her son John one ana aat
years ~ Their bodies were found A. 20 O'Clock
ros-ertav afternoon IN The 1narshiani in Green
po.r'-sve nea- Humho.tt-st The woman gave ne
child carhoiio acid and then took - g. 7er-
sef Edward Clarke u ~ = Pearls Lons
Island ci-v Vno Vas passing over the mars
and the bodies ard iafo-rn~1 the rolt-e -
TIE 7reerpoirt-ass station. who took charge ~
f.e h0die.
Ms WASH. vAo 7as .hi-,v.,vo years "a loAa
WIKI hsr husband Thomas Walsh. = hAire- go ne
Greenr0.r' ron Works. their son Thomas ard
their laughter Mamie -four years Oh A. 10 ls-
Mee6e--ate Mrs Walsh had beer sick over
since he hir,h OF her iast child sne vas advised
90 drink n@er and 90 50 Her husband Objected
20 this and f1ey qIarreiiel frequent. having
a dispute las' Thurs5ay nvr' When VI Wasa
goi up at o'clock yesterday morning he f'Nra
that nis uffe ara a.-la roy had ct ~ house
He NJ - work When he. retlrnet = hrs aonee
as evening he 7as fod -hat the bodies n. us
D.te and child were IL the police sta-0r H ven
'hsre and Identified mem
W. t7i9d and note in re pocket % her dress
-Gooahy 70 az and Memie"
Ever ln death fhe mother had the chn1 A-nf
- II 'i'''e one was pressed The fide WHICH rses
" ne marsh. h71 sVer. against 'heT ari -'1r
Li''.e Manic Walsh says tha' re- -no.hsr woke
ner lf - O'Clock pared -hf curtains raise. -t@
sha9-' ana men s-o.4 gently 20 fhe bedside kissed
Z. he- ne 5onrnv ~ II hoy arms ani .et
house Wien Mr Walsh go- Ip h. aided
Mamie ard she t0l5 him wha- had happened He
thought thar IFS wife had gone snoppng and s-a~'-
. to- his work
HosTs. wso was sammone3 sas n, ne o-re-
az. rer CHIC had oeer dead FOR severa' hours
1lr- W -l-h. ACCORDING fo her rais1aors had
passionate tortness f0r her children an urti. she
vas taken Sex Lad lived amiahie terms T'a
fer husband She realized -hat be- weakness f'-
s'lIni ans was f1- cause ~ ne 1uarrels between
'r--ef and her husband and she hA~au4 r~-- iv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

r-7 7rF -H-po TINE FRA0rrT FREAKS or
~ -u- HUDSON COUNTY AsyIr-f

r-7 7rF ~Hrpo TINE FRA0rT7 BREAKS or
~ TIVE HUDSON COUNTY Asylr~v
7o-- B-ad.er <no7r as aiz John -e-ams tiref
- being Imprisoned IN he Hudson county Lunati'
Asylum and escaped aarir yestsr lay brai.e, -
-sI and powerful 10 tore 80 t-e 7airs'otrs III
his coll d.soizel A. ror bar -ra- 7as placed ~
t-a ar.-6 work 70 prevent escape ov the airsnaf'
ard 7ltN --e lar removed Tho moran and took or
t-- --.. Ks 20 -r4 7a u~-r r- had made a hole
.4rz- enough FOR him to squeeze through re
dropped ro taa yard fs.ee1 fee below. and fed
man answering h-s description was seer 90 BOARD
w@sfoolnl coal train on no Delaware Ia Aa
va-ra ar7 Western Ral-oad.
Ta= is The 'n.-s time Bradley has escaped from
ire asylum He Vas committees from Jersef cry
dangerous iI-arl- ana was Gue- patent tcr
s. era months. One morning he seized keeper
hurled h.1- ir-0 a corridor af-er tafi-z lis KEYS
i0-ked rHa keeper III ir- tner walked away rs
escape alarmed -is relatives who teare1 MS 20
le--e fe absent YEAR before no refIrnNf -
jersey CIV. and 77s sSair taken 'a@6 ~ ne as'-
.IU
lie was there again about year when ~ cor
c'.5ed icar- lie pace He 7rarcnff ne eS
from els ir0 q cor ore r.zn. and Vith u pr,ed or
The iron bars rom fhe window ~ he 'orrifor ana
Nel r. was ft several III 1n'f- w l3I -- REAP
pea-e5 IL jersey Ci-y he had sis pockets lined WIN
money a.d said he had aesr working IN ne OF
fe5s Of Perrsy .raria
wen taken r,a,k 70 he asyiqm B-atieys re. 70
when zaf -ira1 ~ STAYING here 7 an gong 30
leave" The lperinrenten' replied. Z suppose you
n''rss -o 70 you are Ingenious enough anf strong
2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
y4rA1 B4r7AuoyS AyYr4I REG4T7A


s--RDAv
TIE q Navai Battalion O, B-ookiy- ~ hold
SIS second annual regatta OF SATURDAY. sep
-4rr1e- r. a. The tead4Iarters a. ne END o.
T.c-r-s.x- h-s-. TIE arst regatta vas helt thee
v4a-s ago 81 Ban Beach There vas none 4asi
year as the battalion was away or the war
Members @: The battalion began 10 train ,or ne
-a.-s en- Labor Day They were victorious II ne
s-.~ an Regatta Memoir Day. t-t the ooNs
-t t-A LIST Battalion q New-To-k believe mat
.-ev WI retrieve their laurels IL ne coming 70
.-t-a The Co-necucut and New-Jersey Reserves
10 i- -re cutter race
aver the race Of ne amateurs there viii be
DIVISION cutter race. winch WI bring the f'i-
t.r...0rs toge-1@-
Aos-t IRON Tie ir-eres, il these races ar1Iseneni
oe afforded IS tae t-5 race, IN wLich ine
..-s VIZ re padded along ~ hand. VIII the eFer
r-4-.-- possibility - --e.r being capszac rs
a-- 4Ec re -,s-, ard swimming ie - WI
c--.- me battalion CRACK ~ i3nlel7
.. e mem ters % me Volunteer LIE S~F.-s As,
s,.--o- W. take par IN me s'- INN. zee 49,. go
r- k.rr Canoe Cl-t and -he New OK az. -
strive f0~ vi0r0-1 ir Ire canoe "a - ne
r.-- u te one a-t t-Tee--0r-r.s n.es
t.- .' -al Clubs. -~-l t.rS tcs u e -eit ~
.s- re Verona -re A-ie- and ire Nanlr-
- r- represented lae prog anne wa 3-
g. .--- -c5-s WIKI the picture - 80 --5 -" oman
r tsc..rs eos lUe. Wa cap n -
s.- 81. -1a BACKGROUND. AID re oat-aio7 eIi-
.ettharC corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

ur Is sANGUINE OF SUCCESS AGAINST
z ROSS APPLETON.
srvr- DEMOCRATS NAY UPSET. LOCAL

s-rvF- DEMOCRATS NAY TFsET LOCAL
~ArC1LAT1ONs-PO POLITICAL POT N
KINGS BEGINNING TO BUBBLE
Midsummer dreams in politics being ara7-
49, ana r. preparation for he ,aN elections the
,,,.--.ans ale getti0s down 20 work Nicnael j.
-ss. agli~s- whom the independents have been
s-e-..nc their heavy a-.leiry. IS sanguine - VIC
.--, ~ he primaries and that he and h.s friends
OIL -e abe 10 control the Republican General
.----..- -ee IL ne interest % Senator Plat MY
r..s la der 70 impress TIE voters. has called
r~.ss meeting 70 be held or September Il II
.-4 A-h-rrln.. az At1n,ic-ave and Clinton-si ne
las ...t Invitations IT the form az pos,ai ca9as 20
.s enrolled voters % The Vita Assembly us
--... where his supremacy and hope o. rene"@@
... 5.-s--p gre beng contested by X ROSS App
..- former Tax Commissioner. who aarl'es
. vernon Roosevelt. IS Indifferent - Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff and i.slkes "Colon4. Da1y.
ny Dasv proposes - outwit his opponents oy
ding a. open meeting for the nomination o.
CO. e-a-es
r, senator owens s. likely 70 BE- 5itteriy opposed
-- NJ uasv ~ me county Convention as ne
-...s- IS opposed % NJ owens who wants the
~.rat.cr .-- County -.e-k 80.
a- t.s.- meeting 8. Apo-o ia. e. as -.
rt--- -rrr decided 80 to-- strcIE creo ~
-rr Dr. teV3- 10 Their PEI t1eor[ u 40 20 a-r'
--.rs..r VIZ. affect seriously ne res-.a- Deg.
-.---r.i- cones --r t-aoky and BOG 10Y Z.
-..st- and Bryan. To- s -a.-Aet II. ..,, ~.
Ger VIZ. Ga -..s rs b. rs Crfos-c 90 zee s-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
Us FAIL BROKE BOTH ARMS.
..---.- --3,strE F-AN>ERY -vMBLED FROM
----7RA7H POLE WHILE sH0UT1NG

~--r A BAL GAME
Jsr.s F.annery WI 5e sad1er "a V-sA -
-~.-- v -e- BOY when re comes ou' ~ the SEN:
r .--ai where ra was take, YESTERDAY VII"
compound fractures Of both arms
s---- ---- TIA. vale a telegraph pole nay be a
COCO ---- from which 20 get dea1head We" OF
,s game roe s-rlrz with electric wires u
rs -. means az equally safe OUTLOOK
Fs---~. W., IS thirteen years old, ana ives a.
= 5, T8ur.h-st is & member q "a SrseT.za ION
-.-. .-.--- 80 IS 90 lend support 20 the A'o'A's
.sss.- -e M 81 proportion 20 ne s-p'or' oi-7'7'
tr -.- .r--- sheds and poles ir Che ne-E@. ''.''1-
Yesterday afternoon wHea Jimmie 's@c-'71 ~
~s...r -.-. he found . the usual poin.s o.
,s-..-. l2.ed ny the other members ot me
s-s-.. and tne.~ friends But re youls man
"a . YVES his dI-y 20 witness 50 llnp'. a.
Z zane as .nat between tie Brooklyn anu '"s
E-st.. teams. and then. zoo x Wo-.l "7.e' W. ~
rs. r. ---sg 4: The crowd INSIDE on the b'eaehe's
s-.-.- tempt % tnis1 Tie Work ~'s' "-
o. --e umpire OIL THURSDAY.
s. .rs --.-htl. enthusiast was no. oa-i-e1 ".7
e. SASS. al BIS cd seats ornaIn er-e' Wiz We
-.-s.-e -----.-s ans bare legs out 1pa'1-- a.o''-
.s- .- s..-.t ~ some o,her place. A. wen
-..-- g. ~-.-9-lre Far-ery 1c0.t@- 70 c.lii4"
- az. used 20 CARY the heavy
e-c--i. WIGS o- -.- Brooklyn RAPID TRANSIT ~'-"'
Fs-re-y vas delighted WIN he GUS -.
10 -a4rr-t rr- ~ ans soon became O--l-s 80
.. -.art fne play f.a7-e-.
r-.'e a11 he ttrr" ~ 4--9
r -... ~. ,..-o-v MS hands came ~
III .u 10 pleasure was turnec lnlo d
--..- .---v -r.-.tiled n the pole.
Els -. +-..-..--. , friends on relS1torlnB
r.es -a4. ta-y Cd. $40 down e" neaps 10 TIC
n a--ss--. vas .a.ed from ne ss55,ey H Ts.
r--.-E .-.r shock although DO hoped n2t
-as- to,a az ais arms aad received
- Pa -.--s A. he nospital F-annery n'-
--- -.-a -r-tah had hurled 1lu from ne
-- .- me most interesting part y the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

RAPID TRANSIT OFFICERS EXPLAIN THE

RAPID TRANSIT OFFICERS EXPLAIN THE
FALLING OFF " RECEIPTS
The on-lals 20 he Bro klyn Rapid Transit CON
pany l. is said. have -ome 20 The decision that
che recent poo- showing In ne earnings % the ST.
face cars was due 20 the fact that the conductors
have been engaged IN wholesale knocking
Gown" o. fares Indeed one ofrciai ot the -oa1
.s quoted as saving ,ha. the amount = money
ke1, oa-k BY the conductors has amounted 20
nearly : 80 IN the summer months. A. the time
OF tae strike The vigilance Of the company ~
watching the conductors ~ slips r. honesty was
greatly reaXec. ana i Vas ttei ile conductors
found trat tney ere able 20 hold back pOrt. pn
ot the receipts o.; each rip The new men no
were put ol iu great numbers soon learned THAI
they could MAKE much more 5y dishonesty hold
ir- back Tie companys money Khan their wee.
When tae officials % ne road realized how ex-
"sro'fers Vas largely increased The rerorIs
s-.o~f' ttft li MANY cases conductors had been
fares COLLECTED. 1n- " and hen report would
..st the CONDUCTOR had r-ng - only 2 PEI cent
co.one. = Williams. secretary q TIE BROOK
lvr Rapid Transit Company. saws that re stealing
ny t-e troley EMPLOYEES aas never beer 50 great
g. .ae history O.: Brooklyn railroads
- discover tae dishonest coniuctors have beer
fairy --' cessta.. TIE COMPANY has been unable
n. get -- " al such employees This Is due 20
t.e ,a.- -na' -a.I recently ta' Company aas been
actually short ~ men and could no. ils~ha-g-
any " t1osf a-r4a1s ID IT. employ unt!. there
should be- surplus TIE mos. aasran' oren1ers
these men are being d.scAsrs~- as rapidly a. their
places can r. lAel with new rne1
The COMPANY nov has good idea % ne - a.
pecred are being closely waite Cd Tnef VII either
have 20 s-or aoa-ag ne company or .sare re
terr-er WI reward t1.s ,.Eilarce by showing -
turn r. the 7-07orrionsfe increase over a year
az which was shown al months previous 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
ELFr4TED ROAD CONNECTIONS.
4 LINK T. 7E rrrLT y East NETWORK

4 LINK r Pr BUTT - FAST NETWORK
AN0 ELE0TRICITT INSTALLED.
The Brooklyn RAPID Transit Company has decided
70 connect tie Brooklyn and Kings County Elevated
railroads AT Manhattan orossing and WITH his OBJ
jec- ~ view has purchased haf sock u land in
Nesta-ave between Fu;oa-st. ard Broadway ~
waich 70 build the connecting structure THIS VII
enable he company % conduct better service be-
tween East Nev-To-k and Manhattan
Presi14rt Ros-iter said yesterday hat eectr. r
trains Vo-l5 h4 operated from the Bridge 20 East
Network ny way ~ The Lexinzto7-ave fine. arI
thence oy way q F4iton-st 20 The Bridge and
vice versa
r IS also probable that transfer station may
soO1 - established a. Fiatbush-ave and Fulton
SO mat passe.ge or the Brooklyn IL" may
De- aoe 20 20 60 Brighton Beach 70 a single tare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

~ CANE - THIS COUNTRY PENNrLEss AND
1fNoRA~- THIRTY YEARS AGO
O-arza seq. lspe-,an Patrick sraioo. GO r,
go res, known and uos, remarkable Characters
~ O-arza died las- -igr- A. his home ~ - Burn
=i14-s- ~ compile ZION ~ T. seases which finally
ran '--o 1vs-r-4-t r. vas as neary az he oorlt
--t sixty years old re -sr1s ~ th.s country ara
landed III Orange thirty Years ago 7enniiess and
unknown and vas unable either 20 read or write.
H4 egar work mere ahorer ir & hat shop AMI
worked night ard tav secure double pay. After
= while no saved sufficient money 70 send for MS
san-.l~ and ty the hardest kind y work he saved
enough n buy modest it--la d. use Fifteer years
ago ne had saved N 70 70 into the contra -
.rz business and although unable - figure ne de-
-'7-el t1a- he narar .osr money or too. When
h. 90 he owned twenty-five m lses and a 0ig sand
.f- and wa estimated 20 30 lrth A. least 80 60
WIDOW and e'Eit aitrer survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
PEST OF SMALL FLIr9

Pa.r Beach and Bersorhr-st We're v's.tAd ves.sr-
cav afternoon and evening - pest - s7'a H'es
..a. mad -ise-a ne the lives % residents n those
,'a.as Tho at- vas filed with millions ~ -n4se
,.,.fe insects. and -hey We're ~r@r worse than
hague o. mosquitoes The insects 7-r~ exactly
70 miniature fies only nat their wings were
larger ir proportion 80 thei- bodies TN-ir pre-
vas ae sharp as mosquitoes bur - ie'' no go -
Where .r4r came ron Is -f@~r and 60
f,r4a r-4f~ s-av vf' 20 short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
sgoF r4cT0P7 roR GREENPoRT.

Creerp0-f long Island Sept w Hill =
shoe manufacturer ~ Boston has MADE advances
p, the merchants n, This place proposing - equip
mode. shoe p 49, valued a. s III" providing
The citizens furnis. building for ne enterprise
M9st u The stock a. So share. mas been sLc-
s-rioed the amount required being $50 The manu-
farrff-. ~ women S. shoes Will De m" leading
feature of fn- enterprise About j. hands VIII
be employee af The start. and tie tactort u e1
re-+-I ~ LEE running hy October George
Prush representing Mr.. HI. addressed the meet
INK last night a. did also Judge =. r. Reeve ana
Charles Bailey. al this place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
Hrnsoy corvTTS GRAND JrRT.

s.-riH Mclean ~ Hudson COUNTY - is rumorel'
Aas drawn q s-ant jury for ta' seP''rner 'e'rn
.s,. url 10 -or,osed NJ prominent and reputable
-.fzars W, vii respect tre'- 0atr and nor VIC a'e
t0 on'g- political leaders p Us said ma. 'ali1
~ Lawrence w.. Boz foreman. ana on li- ptl-I
.... b.. r- pa~i.nIr Edge TnIore. r Sfevers.
ev ~. enol1-r John r Halliday Charles n.
PRYOR .x-- 1n,n .ss-oae. JAM. 10y. -
..- -.-.~r- James q Morgan ~ ne Town ~
------ ~. l.a-n--la Eo----- = Jersey ~!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
voySIqyoR D04vF'S AYvIrERsART.

M3rsigr0- George r. Doans returned 20 Newark
quietly from his vacation 0r Thursday evening
and went directly -o tls nome. There was no re-
ce9tor ard the Mo-sgr0r received 10 visitors.
Sex. Tuesday vii be the for'' second anniversary
. tt- o-si-o+i,- 80 -ha priesthood and the Cath
oii-- % the diocese are Arranging for proper
ls,.r-a-.,r - he occasion Tle Newark soc.etIes
W.. 80 matte fr charge M0rsg-Or Dcare u
4ye~-a 20 z Formal celebration and fne plans io 20
...tad vi have bis wishes 90 view In7 ies',
-,o.-i.f fo the beloved Dre.a-e VII. however be- -
-r. ua~-rest character The leading p-r'-nioners
a-e al deeply .a-ere.tsL 10 re sf-4lt. 20 ns@, 2
a. TO- lo-s sign .as been greatly benefited ty
no sumner vacation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

Trenton ST. s-T7e National Nu-rrer- COM
pary. with an authorized pirsi r., 3 moon vas
Incorporated here to-day The comparF "a 70 manu-
farfu-e articles - food from The olprodlcts ri, ire
Ia ~ Tho oorporarors are James l8mpceii art
William Wallace Nev-Iork charles = amp
0el Philadelphia Pear. campbell bayorne = J
and Herman Halpf. Washir-for r
The 1ntarna-loraf Telephone and -w'- -n7oart
COMPANY virh an altnoriz-d rsrtfa' no 100. 49,.
.zo fled p8p~~s ~ Incorporation The company "a
20 make fei4p ard svir~h1oe 1s r,r-
p0rators are L Grant Thomas : White. Ne"-
I0rk and G.. Pop F'ainnei-. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
THE rGARRrs LOSE THEIR SNAP"

Tie NcG-rts have given up 'neir pro'rac'ef
fa, ,.~ rre retention ~, the s'reet c.eanins con-
tac- or o. wt-.n. in recent yeafs iney nae mace
.s-r. amount ~ money Their plant Vas SOLD a :
s--t..- .e-.e-s.. The NcGarrys showed t1at
,.-, still retail some power and irAlence II
p1..-.s ht king the project TO- me leaning
q, -.- streets - he borough oy The city They
l-..r.a.y held ~" rae pan IN ne u -n'elp@.
Assem-. and were Almost success ~ IT, t-e!l
e~o-r ~ ~eCtve -re corrra-- system Dy trying 20
- ta4 Legislature 20 pass bill for mat purpose
~ N.lpserry Street does not Ike me Nj
Carrie and ffe hii was defeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

v-,,r rDo dozen students - the game r1e-n-
he~. the Ravonne Progressive Chess club has been
,-ga-tzes IN ne Second ward q rnar city, the on
--rs being a. follows President, Julius . HOcke.
wee president former school Trustee Alexander
~b~,s-ia se~rerary . p Pla1te House Committee.
lanes = Hendrckson and + Sourhmsyd The
~i-h viii hold weekly meetings for business and
snort on Thursday evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

KrvvooD MURRAY AND MISS STANTON RESCUED
FROM DROWNING OFF BATH BEACH

Ks7vood Murray. twen'y-three years ot. O.; Pay
-uerty--irhth-st and Bath-aVe. and MS cousin.
Miss Gertrude stanton. seventeen years OLD. o. No
re Niretesu,h-aye. Bah Beach 7ort sailing yos-
terday r. a -at1oat
m boat was uqset and Murray an4 his cousin
were thrown into the water but they caught the
kee % ne boa- and hung or.
Their shouts for assistance we're hoard ny Pro
lessor Alvin C. srrague O: Bersonhurst, who wen-
% the.r assistance n q roHooat I1e yotrg 2i14
WIS unconscious from fright alG shock. and NJ
ray was not much better Nue. they were f1'l- l-
ashore Dr. Co-cora- vas sent for and no naf grea'
= g., -, ~ restoring TIE Young woman r1 cone
si1i,s-ess MURRAY also .eeded TIE attention - -'e
-,r,-icisr and born va-e taken homo ir oar~iaEe
T-e re tooar was toRed ashore and r.gat--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
var BL4rrD PoR DowvvG'S Dr47H

Frank Kelly he engineer employed bv me Brook
In Rapid Transit Company. y ho on Angus -ar
dow Edward Downing while ne crossing ft4
tracks was vesterdav discharged from c1z-o1s
Downing who lived r. North oxford-st. had
Jumped from. trolle, car % re'oFer MS nat. n 0
driven hv Kel5 He d.@d soon after rom 're f~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
THROWN FROM TRoLLrY cAR

Paterson sep SPECIAL A sie.er se' en'y.
seven wears old -ame 20 This clfy tll. morning %
attend tho >rr4ral ~ relative A.fzrtinz from
.r5ls, ar A. Main and MARKET sf- Do made
rr.sraka m m. transfer and boarded me wrong
fA uas carried several blocks and attempted %
~, ~ before NE stopped His f0of caught
- running b0ari and r. was thrown heavily
tga ras rickef 70 unconscious and removed % ths
home o, relatives in Benson-st. l. is feared that
r. inilrah lnrernaLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
Toor prcycLrs IN SEcrPr DEBT

Henry Sherman. o. 80 80 she-man-ave Jerssy
C.-v adopted novel method % compel Charles
Psdeer ~ NJ az vsbster-ave % nav small
frr fe rernot and took possession o, wheels
,ron, Pltgers wagon. ana required Rliser 20 sef-
liz he score before ~ surrendered ne wheels
Sherman wa- arrested f0r larceny ana vas ar
r. fgn-t Yesterday before Justice Potts The pris-
orer o eaie1 ignOrarce Of the a and a. Rudgef
re.-nf-d. sherman was adnOnished and discharged