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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11
wOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.

The Denver X Rio Grande railroad
have made an SI8 round trip rate for the
above. Tickets good for thirty days and
for stop overs. Choice OF routes-go via
Glenwood Springs. return via Black
canon and Marshall Pass.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11

Millions will be spent in politics this
year. We can't keep the campaign 60
ing without money any more than We
Can keep the body vigorous without
food, Dyspeptics used to starve them.
selves. Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat and allows you to
eat all the good food you want. 1t rad.
ic ally cures stomach troubles. Gilbert
Bros.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11

Cooks restaurant stand, lately occu
pied by Atwood, is now in new hands
Mrs j. ]. Tarpley-and first class res.
taurant nj / be maintained there. ReRu
lar meals and short order. all meats. fish
and everything the market affords. 81
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11
A.. 70. Preesetsa

II not call and see US. We underwrite
tor Caledonia. of Scotland. German AL.
lance. Of N. Y. Manchester. Of England
Royal Exchange Assurance. Helveti.
Swiss. Northern assurance. N. Y. Plate
Glass, Orient. Hartford. Conn.,. also the
old reliable Continental, Of N Y. TO,
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11

Every sunday.
During the summer months the Colorado
& Southern train No. q, scheduled to
leave Denver at Ago p. m. for Fort Col.
Inns and intermediate points, will be held
until 7 pm.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11
Wanted

Wanted
At w. c. Dyer's Real Estate agency.
your property to sell. If you really
want to sell your house and lot, or if you
want to sell vacant lot list it with Dyer's
agency. l have several customers for
houses and lots close in; also If you have
grocery business think I can place it
tor you at the right price.
WARREN c. DYER
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11
Trichinae In German Meats.

A Nuremberg Germany paper.
on the fact that II of the
10 pigs that were found in the markets
Of that city last year afflicted with
trichinae came from Prussia. concludes
that the policy of excluding meat from
America is foolish. and that the only
safeguard lies in careful inspection.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11
KNIGHTS OF PyTAlAs.

Annual Convention Our.y Aug. IA to Is.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
have made one fare rate for the above.
Tickets on sale Aug. 18th and 18th.
Final limit August 10th.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11

Fifty piano contest tickets to every
one who pays for . years advance sub
scription to the Daily Camera.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11

Private boarding place. Denver. cen
ssaI location. For particulars enquire at
Camera Office.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-11

Mothers endorse it. children like it.
old folks use it. We refer to One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t will quickly cure all
throat and lung troubles. Gilbert Pros.
The sun., 1900-10-20
r. SAGE DOESN'T OWy the FARM
Sold for Taxe, ns is-Ti,Ie Has Been Tangled
Up IN LitIgatiOn.

Regarding the sale at auction on Thursday
Tor taxes Of a one-hundred acre farm near Nyar\
standing in the name Of p Is, ell Sage, Mr.. Sage
said yesterday:
Il havn't owned the property. hut hold a
mortgage on 1t. L. c. NJ. Rlul, VINO is in my
employ. owns II. but in order to have the matter
st-aightene1 out in the courts hc a,lowed IL tp
be sold for taxes. Tie matter will now be con-
tested in the courts 70 get at a correct valuation
for taxation"
Mr. Rand is Mr. Sage's railroad expert. The
amount ~ taxes due on the farm w7s only $50
Tne property IL worth $500 The sac took
place at New City, the RoCl land county seat
ana was made bv COUNTY Treasure Randolph.
an1 In the absence Of connection, the furni
was bought in for tho county for tie amount OF
the tax. Mr. Rlndoluh announced that Mr.
SAGE could re ieem the farm Dv paving the taxes
and - ne cent move to cover tie cost Of the sale
The ute TO the property has been tanV cd up
In iugntton for some time Several 81 IS have
tlie1 n lNc un ln' ma'IlNics' lions and fore
closures ~ mortgage, IN some Of wnic. Mr. Sage
appe1, ei ls buyer.
Associates Of Mr., Saro say that tho value OF
the fam was advance by the tax assessors
owner.
The sun., 1900-10-20
QUEER cA,E or rOUNG DIR. JON s.
Knocked Out and Rubb d in a Saloon and
Maybe DTu! Eed Too.

DR.. Wylle Street Jones, a young West Nir-
ginIa physician who IA taking post graduate
medical course In this city, was discovered
by friend about o'clock last Thursday morn
ing leaning against the house wall near Michael
Maloy's saloon at Twenty-siXth street and
Seventh avenue. Blood was flowing from his
nose and left ear and he was too da2ed to ex-
plain the cause Of his condition. Removed
to his home at 22g West Twenty-third street.
he lOat con-ciousness and remained In that state
for fifteen hours. When at last he partly re-
gained consciousness. he explained that he
had been assaulted by two men In Malloys
saloon and robbed Of SIS In cash and valuable
gold watch
on the strength Of the description he gave
OF the men Jeremiah Dunham of 9s5 seventh
avenue and Bernard flealey Of pol Wet Twen-
ty-foIrth street, were are ted yesterday.
When they were arraigned before Magistrate
Cornell in the Jefferson Market police court,
Dr. Jones was present, but was in such re-
culilr state Of drow~ineSS that he could give
the required information only with diAculty
The Magi trate was Informed that DR. Jones
had not been drinking. bit that he had repeated
hemorrhages Of the nose.
This man has either been drugged. said
Magi trate Cornell "or he must have been
seriously injured ] am going to get to the
bottom Of this case, II II takes the whole police
force Of this city TO do So.
The two prisoners we're held In heavy ball
till tomorrow morning. when further inves-
tigation is made.
The sun., 1900-10-20
DRAINAGE BONDS INVALID.
Issued for staten Island improvements In
1872 sun OF $500. 900 Inv lived.

A tet case a. N the va.lditv Of bonds issued
in va TO pa for drainage work in the village
OF Eigewater. staten Island resulted In Ver-
dict for the cit and other defendants before
Ju.Ace Keogh in tho supreme Court In Rich
mo1t g terda The rrin'i' al and interest
on the bond amounted 10 about $4,000.
In lSG9 George NJ Root. samuel Barton and
william Mel Lean we're a. on'ed Com nn,issioners
OF Drainage in the town of Southheld Subse-
quenth, alc NJ Marsh, nancl l.. Clau' en-
and Richard Chri.tOpher were ayrointed Com
missioner Seven per cent. bond To the
amount Of slGj. 90 we're issued to "a for drain
age improvements, "a atlc on tie collection
Of the ace 'smentt on propert benefited Bond,
were lsued, how without the commits
a0nera 7rst having obtained titles to the ease-
ment, for the dra n. and when the did attempt
70 acquire title their roccedng, were held
Invalid so interest we're ad N the bond +,
age art their rose ion brought about the
Ia. re- II tHe OrientaI and Ger1J Rlia Saving,
ala- of tli, cit. Jane. ID. III 70 wa a.
pointed re eiver for te banks. lie sold the
bond at auction for about three cents on the
dDtr.
in ISal aorlication was made by the bond
holders for a ue~e uDtOr. wrlt OF mandlr'u4
to oom"e the ,y.1g y an n q snent Upon
TIE prDpert benz ted the drainage work.
The cit Of View lort be 'ame a daiendlnt
after oon olid1tio II the a.rli'atton mad
been '1u.ci II would have meant hev loss
large tra't ~ the and, on g sub e I TO a e-s-
ment npw IN m lei with The FORT Wnd worth
re ervatl1n and n a,>e sment could be I'm
posed upon such a. ed.
The sun., 1900-10-20
POSTAL CLERK Accused or THEFT.
Brooklyn Trolley Lines blocked by a Search
for D'Coy L'tters.

John Ford Titon. a Post once clerk en-
plo ~ at station u. 1929 Fulton street, Brook
lyn, WIS locked up In Raluh avenue police sta-
tion last rl,ht on compI1int of Post once In
srector Boye who charged him With rifcr-
Ing letters from the mails Yesterday five
dcoov letters containing marked money were
dc0o-ited In the mails and delivered to Fulton
street for sorting. After that mail had been
made up b. him II wns nut aboard a trolley
mil clr In-Doctor Do 10 and General SUI
pcrujeu. lent WlLrr 4. Smith boarded tho car
a short distance from Stotion .. and bloct I'd
Na Inc for h1lf m hour while tho searched
tie mil nouche. for The deco letters. Three
of chem could not be found A long string Of
trous clrs was held up meanwhile
Hrt lr lug 10 otdtio u, tie - ector ac-
cuscl Iilior and searched hIGn. Ter dollars
In marked bills wa found IN his rockets, as
vol 7- % p O,e cd a d two " 'oYe'e . letters
Tiltol tue' co1feSSed that he ri. ed letters con-
I'll iHg t}2i Ne std that he usually selected
lct'orS addressed "a charitable llsttItiO g. il
stl!,meI firms and political campaign COM
uittess.
At the noioe station whe0 asked where he
resided, Tito drew ont a card reading as fol-
lows: A charity elchre will be held AZ the
reside ce Of Mrs. Tilto1. 2j6 Saratoga avenue,
1hur-day eve l. ., oct. =. 1900. Tickets. IS
ce -. Game called 1t SIS o'clock"
Itto1 l. ave lrs old I'd has boea Ia the Postal
Service since March, lS9S.
The sun., 1900-10-20
MovINa s1ArRwAY ~ A BIG STORE.
Otis Escalat"r In Full Operation Mt simpson,
CrawfOri & imps n's.

The Otis Elevator or moving stairway,
was In full or GRAFTON Yesterday at SiIrI son.
Crawford & Simp- ms big de'artuent store
In sixth avenue. The inventor i Nlr thRr %
Seeberger who Is with the Otis Z eY1tor
Com any The word "esca ator" was coined
by Mr.. Seebergor from the French word es-
caier" a Night OF stairs This IL the first
Ou9 e,ca ator to be usel In the United States,
and II Is Just Ike the one which was In o. era
tion last summer at the Paris Exposition. for
which the grand prize was awarded to the
Ou4 Companr.
The N &c lnerv that operates the stairway
IL extreme ,inpe ant YER strong Each
step Il faJenei Dv mems pf helvv iron bo -
u an e1 g., iron clain. an under each step
arc 70 er' WHOA, ~ tlo bottom uf tie stair
way, rIn Dns, for a few foe. Il, on a uori-
zpn,l y l1s At tli' 0olnt tlerefDra there Is
snail eve, moving platform which A.
sen ger, steI IDDl Il tlet wl,h TO Ue carried
urvu-I "A SpOn A. tle 70 er, StrJNe tie
inc mel lIe IOTaver the steps rise one
above the ptler anl bsrD ne grIiei iIe an
or mar -tlirTa' At tie tOp TIE rO ers
a'un rIn long hor.2 'nt1 g. are and TIE
sta : 1sln be'pms eve. patforn from
wllNl tIe 'ay'en:a-s >te Of Ine stItryav
rms " SJeliv e. | Of Seve1tr fee, A minute
All VIII carry up 1000 passengers an hour.
The sun., 1900-10-20
RORBERs AFTER UNIONS MONEY.
wife OF Treasurer Soys Thev Beat and Gagged
Her and Tied Her to Chair.

The jersey City police are inves i'atinR the
story Of an odd robbery told yesterday by Mrs
John Hume Of SO Jewett avenue. whose husband
is Treasurer of Il local painters union She said
she returned home from a shopping tour at
o o'clock on Wednesday afternoon and on going
20 a closet In her room on the second floor TO put
her wraps away found that I, g door was locked
While tuVging at the knob $40 said. the door
suddenly few open and Il big colored man stepped
out. She turned 20 fec and was surprised. she
said to see al elderly white man with a gray
mustache walking toward her. The white
man struck her violent blow in the face. she
said. and she lost consciousness. When she
r,vi !ed she said. she saw the colOred man
open a trunk with one Of many keys and the
white man removed a lot Of clothing and SO In
bills, The white man found another roll Of bills,
amounting TO sSl she said, which he handed
10 the colore1 man. They did not touch bag
The white man. according 10 the woman,
took lttle trim across the room, onened a
wash-t1nd drawer and exclaimed Here's
a uocl;etbook with money in IL lie told the
c.lorci man about, it and the latter rer lied;
man sali: well, take union money md ell,
Blt they didn't, because Mrs Hume said they
LEFT the pocketbook behind
Mr. HUme said she cold not remember
self sitting in n chair with her hands and feet
tied Her ten-year-old daughter File cor
r0b0rntel her mothers stor'' By saving that
she found her mamma tied in a chair with
handkerchief stuffed in her mouth. Mr
huma's les' we're tied 10 the legs Of the chair
Chief ~ Police Murphy said last night that
nothing had been learned as TO the truth Of the
wOman's story.
The sun., 1900-10-20
DoCrORs BILL POR BELAsCO TO PAY.
10 Was . woman Doctor. VINO Sent Him an
Odd Dun and Thrn sued.

! Dr. Anna l.. white Of i5i West Forty-siHth
street obtained verdl1t Of sIe7 IS before JUS
tire S1hu nhman Of the City Court Yesterday
against David BelasNo. the playwright Tor
professional services TO Frederl'k Lyster'
theatrical man NJ Belasco denied the STATE
ment Of the physician that he had promised
TO pay for these services
DR.. White testified that on Feb !, lNs' she
was called TO attend Mr. fyster At % Dryden
court. She found him unconscous from n
stroke OF apopleXy From that time untll
March 23 she was in daily Attendance on him.
She attended him in the first instance, she said,
at the request Of Miss Elizabeth tinty, fiiend
OF Bclnsco's, who came for her In a cab. She
testified.
While was at the house Mr. Belasco came
In lie told me that could look to him for
my money for attending Mr. lyster lie said
that Mr. Lystet had been good to him when ne
was a boy and helped him In the theatrical
business He said he wanted Mr. lyster 10
have everything that would make him COM
Portable and no expense was 10 be spared
Mr. Bclasco said he would spend his last emmy
TO take care Of his friend
In answer TO questions the witness said she
did not threaten Bella co. but she did write
Did YOU w'ito a letter 70 Mr. Bclasco telling
him that IL he did not settle your biil You would
expose The So called Belasco- yster-Ginty COM
blnation9'
i don't remember" she replied
A letter which ,hc had written. as alleged,
20 Rcla3cO was put In evidence, which stated
that an 81 posure of the "Belasco Iyster-Girty
combination would make sensational read
Ing
"Who Is Mlss Ginty'" was asked
"She is a friend ~ Mr. Be1Sco, was the
reply she helped him In writ"E his plays.
pr White Hl,O testified that she had several
mes thereafter attended Mr. Belasco nro-
fe..onally In his own defence Mr. Bela'co
said.
Mr. Tyster was very dear friend ~ mine
and when he fell M | was very sorry for him.
became acquainted with him year ago when
/ was boy. lie was then a prosperous theatre
owner | was poor bo". Mr.. IN'ter helped
me and made me- rrrmTter In hi. theatre In
sun francisco ! felt very grateful TO him.
When the changes In fortune came ! had .
cnanCe 20 show nv gratil ude ! had lots OF
trauslating and other work TO be- done and |
employed Mr. iEster ! also employed Miss
GIntv on the same kad Of work
Mr. RelasCo said he vas NJ the house of Lyster
tho night he was stricken and offered TO see
that he got neceasarles medicine, SC, but
did not offer TO paw hls physician He did offer
to send hi- own physician. but DR., White said
she could handle the case
The jury were out an hour.
The sun., 1900-10-20
OBITUARY.

The Rev DR. Nelson Holllfeld. who died
suddenly in Atlantic CITY on Thursday night
OF heart trouble while attending the Synod
OF the New jersey Presbytery. was one Of the
most popular preachers in Newark tie was
born in Philadelphia in is4s and was grad
uRted from Lafayette College in 1879. His
first charge was at Moorestown. Pa, and from
there he went to the First Presbyterian Church
a. Huntingdon, Pa In 1888 he went to st.
Louis and assumed charge ot TIE Grand Ave.
for the erection OF a new edlfCe. In March,
lsSs. he went to Newark ana preached his
oTs6,e ey9 551ard began ME- liz G IeoVes '0 widow
and three daughters. pr. Ho,lhed deixered
a most !orcibe address at the Synod on Tues
Of the optic nerves lie was state Modera-
tor and his hlgn sense Of duty conn e ed him
to overtal himself against tie advice Of his
his address and after Delivering Il he col,
ap,e came In tns Gpening :ic 81 t9s S New Jersey
upon to make @ tSe PRAYER o The outcome ute Te"e ~
tic Maine inquiry was tren awaited Wit in
tense interest Dr, Ho'iNeld asked for Divine
oh Lord! give us peace with honor. but II We
must have war. then, oh Lord. give us victory"
Junl Lott Most, and dled q PNEUMONIA on
B-ooily1, in his seventieth y YEAR lie was eyi born
at Jamaica, J.. l., In is3Ub being descended from
ms Won Noordstrand, who came from HoI,
idnl W WIS country III lbob' MI NostTA0l
was an engineer and city surveyor In Brooklyn
from 1854, He was long the chief engineer OF
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad lie drew
the plans of the structure and superintended
the construction Of the road until IL was about
haif built, He helped LARGELY y the develop
ment of the upper section Of the E stern d strict
Of Brooklyn, For thirtv-siX Years he was
a deacon. and elder Of the South Bushwick
Reforln'd Church and was It's treasurer and
sec etary. He was a trustee Of the Bushwick
savings Bank and charter member of the
Bus wick and Fast B-ooklvn Disre0sa-v.
Cant. John q, r. Adtms. sergeant-at-arms
o. tle Ma acAusett' state House d I'd .ud-
dan in nls Off i1e In t.1t building terday
a't'r1pon from nevrslr,a VI . heart cart.
Adunsva bornin Grove md Ma ,., oct. O. 1871,
and onli ted Irivat- IN zoe Nineteenth
Ma ~'achusett a. the outhretk of the irll War
He wa a CaTt,ve in LIB Pri on for nino
non ard va honorahl .d charged with
the rank II alta lie held everaI Gorprn-
me1t uO'iton, aud ga elected Commander
in-Chief ~ tive Grand Arm in SOB,
DR.. William +, Reilly. an eminent hysicun
OF soutieru Penrsl " al ia, Citd at Ipllisle,
Pa, yeste' day from stCna'f tmoT ltL s.
aged 3s years lie vas oornet ted with q Q
National Guard OF Feuusy lvania ioI eieven
years as an assistant surgeon. aud served In
the Spanish war
The sun., 1900-10-20

It's the pain roast beef, not
the fancy much garnisbed dish
- however attractive and to
your liking, that tells the story
of the restaurant.
It's not the gaily decorated,
be. braided and fancy suits that
we take special pride in, though
here in number very consider.
able, but rather in the staple
double.b breasted jacket suits,
those suits for the wear and tear
of boys everyday life.
DoubIe.breasted jacket suits
for as little as S., or as much as
$15- worthy from the first to
the last stitch.
Shirts, ties, shoes, hats-every.
thing to 60 with them and in
keeping with them. Everything
boys wear.
RoGERs PEEr O. COMPANY.
aSS Broadway, cor Warren
and and Warren ST
tte broadway. cor Pnnca We MI orders
iae Broadway, cor sld ~ mall.
and - Wesf ssd
The sun., 1900-10-20
COMMANDER TILLEY's Pro CASE.
4 samoan Tribal Custom That Did Not srs.
with American Law

PAoo-PAoo. Samoa, Oct. S. via San Francisco,
Oct. io.-Commander Tilley Ia having some
queer experience in harmonizine American
law and Samoan tribal customs One OF theae
was at the trial Of a nnttve chief named Letul,
who had been made a local officer.
native named Fagama neglected to Rty,
Letu.i the first ish he caught. these being the
chiefs perquisite according TO a Samoan GUS
tom. Instead he made a feast with Ash and
invited hlS lrien IS TO IL As o punishment Tor
TINS conduct LetuI destroyed FaCama's house
and seized his pigs, taking part OF them him
sell tagama compla aimed 10 Commander TIL
ley about the loss Of MS pigs and Letuli was
tried, found guilty and sentenced 10 be con-
tined on parole for six months outside Of his
own district and to be removed from ornce
The court said II was not the intention to abol
ish any good samoan customs but the riRhts
OF every one must be resi- ected
Most OF the natives are turning their MIN.
over 70 the Govarnnent rather than pay the
neavy license lee Tor the privt cRo Of carrying
them. There ore 200 guns hed by v6itas
and natives on the island Of Msnua
The sun., 1900-10-20
w4Nrs $4,000 F.ou vANDEeBrI rs
Lawyer su's Them for His Fee IN a Former
CIents Action AEai1s' the Estate.

Supreme Court Justice Maddox heard arRi-
ment In Brooklyn yester lay In the suit Of lawyer
William r. Randa 10 recover $500 from tho
executors Of the estate OF Cornelius Wander
bilt for professional services rendered in the suit
brought by W II Brown as administrator of
W IL A Brown against the estate OF Commo-
dore Vanderbilt TO recover 100000
Lawyer Randa said ne was retained by W
H. Brown 10 sue the Vanderbilt estate and
that Mr. Brown agreed 10 pay him g. $40 for his
services that suit was brought June u, 1897
and tpat subsequently. without tie knowlsl i ge
OF the present plaintiff, the Nanierb executors
settled tue claim vita Mr.. Brown Tor "A sum in
excess of $500. and MIR Brown never Paid
hlu Ms professional fee, GS agreed in writing.
He tHCrcfpre d.'uande tIat he be aGludge4 to
owner Of the car" for A5nu and tlat his inter-
est nj lien be adj vdgei IN rec aguiu Z the VAN
darUlt estate. Lawyer Anderson, reIre scnting
TIE ,clonInutS, moved tIat "a action be D.S-
nlssCI Justice Maddox denied tie motion
and gave counsel two weeks Ia which 10 submit
their briefs
The sun., 1900-10-20
ALL FoRGER 'ES. SAYS ONE EXPERT.
Rioe oa~s aoe, Ov-t e w.ine,iay After a
Dsv q Erp-rtisn.

On the examination At the Centre street
court Yesterday Of Albert T Patrick and Charles
r. Jones. accused Of altering checks on which
the signature OF william VI Rice had been
forced, Expert John F, Tyrrell gave "a hi1 opin-
Ion that the signatures on TIE checks for s25 600
and seS oOo drawn on 3. NJ sven,on', sons
wore forEsries and we're Identical traclngs
from one genuine signature. Tyrrell further
said that he had examined about one hundred
Of Rlces signatures said TO be genuine but
aad found no SIGNATURE that he thought was
the COPY from which the signatures que toned
could have been traced In hl, opinion an
linked pen was used In 'he tracing
Then you dlsagree with the exrcrts who say
that theae were drv-ren traCings9" said Mr.
House. The question was not all5ve
Handwriting experts always disagree. said
Magistrate Brann
That shows tlat our witnesses have not col
hborated.- said Mr. Osborne
Expert Henry NJ Tolnln gave his reasons
for believing that the two checks were forged
On the crosse Samination lie pronounced the
sisnatures OF the $4,000 and s25 900 cherls
on the Fifth Avenue Trust ComVanv, II tic
two assignments to Patrick and Of the revo-
oation Of the power q attorney rrevou-lv
issued 70 Capt. Baker. all forge les The hear
ing was then adjourned TO next ednesday
The sun., 1900-10-20

Three Alleged to Have AIDED Mckenzie In
MnIkIl lg Friends OF CuStons SsTyLcr.

Three additional prisoners were held in the
Centre street police cou . yesterday connoo-
ton with the case o. Arthur II. Mckenzie. who
Is cha gcd with obtaining money under false
prelens's by soliciting advertisements and
subscriptions !oT a book called The Customs
Service ol the Port OF New York The now
prisoners are William ingalls, Of $50 P-csidont
street, b 'Dnkyn. Ice - dan pi II lghton
Beach and j. ~ Wa ing oi Rnos 'volt, y. L.
Sul lindenbo'n, oyrll'' AZ u Maiden Lane
Induced to buy N book IN tho reprrs .rlatip n
that IL was published in the interests u. an
~ gan.2atOn 80 custom House employees
Col Dudley l.. Pr lps, who has charge oi the
Customs law depa tment says there IS no such
OIganiZatiOn.
The sun., 1900-10-20
JHE YOUTSTY IRTiL ENDS.
Verdict Of the Jury WI NJ lie Rendered
Before o'ClocA Ihi. Morning.

GEoRdETowN. ny. Oct. 10 The Youtsey
trial end o-n'ghi al O'Clock. The verdi I
the ~ viii not be rendered bef re clock
to-mor ow mo ming, a. they psked time to con-
ed r their I'd CT ey took the ispers to
the boa ding ous' and may gree on a vor-
Diet L. .n, ut II ca not ue Known iii to-
IN rroN morning
col, y 80 made u q p hours SPEECH for tn ,
d"i'n - to- Nv an ar-u d auly. hut he ect h
OF RuUvr, Fla Iii, Who Clo .t.d 1 r ne prose-
Cut'n,w ron .unc the aulss he rd in u
kcutI ky CCgTt room tor c.r r and 1, 1pectrd
t. CIu-e ! verd tOi gulit,.
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