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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10
NEw-ROCHFLIF.

John Lenahan. of Mount Vernon. and formerly
OF Rochelle, arrested yesterday on the
charge of intoxication and the city building is
being repaired and the cells are not ready for use
he locked in q m. He kicked the stove
over and nearly set fire the building. and about
hour later Captain Timmons. thinking from the
noise that Lenahan was attempting to escape,
opened the door and Lenahan struck at the chief
with a IrOwel. Timmons Overpowered the prisoner
and put handouts him. City Judge Van Zelm
sentenced the to six months Imprisonment
IL the Kings County Pententary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10
WHITE PLAINS.

The Monday Night Whist Club has arranged to
hold a subscription dance the Auditorium on
the evening OF February % for the benefit of the
White Plains Hospital
Several Intellectual attempts have been made by
the Village Trustees fill the vacancy caused by
the death OF Police Justice Minot NJ. Siiman
About a dozen names have been voted upon, but
no candidate has secured a majority vote. The
heading candidates are George Truman Capron the
acting Police Justice. and Edward Dunning. clerk
in the County Registers Office. While the deadlock
lasts Justice Capron holds the Office.
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HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Palmer c. Ricketts,. of
Troy. BUCKINGHAM-Ex-COn Congressman Ben. l..
FairchiId. of Pelham. CAMBRIDGE-Frank Key
Howard, of Baltimore. FIFTH AVENUE-EX-G Gov
ernor Royal c. Taft of Rhode Island. and Senator
Pettigrew, of South Dakota. GRAND-W. H.
Nutting of Salt Lake City. NETHERLAND-As-
semblyman c. Z. Johnson. of Plattsburg n. Y.
WALDORF-Frederic Condo of Oswego, and State
Senator Frank NJ Higgins, of Olean.
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ONE MORE POLICE BRAVERY MEDAL

At a meeting of the Police Board Yesterday .
letter was read from Peter F. Meyer, in which Mr.
Meyer stated that he had deposited 81 900 with the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, the interest of
which to provide for q medal to be annually
awarded TO some policeman for Valor the medal IN
be known as the Peter F. Meyer medal The POLICE
Commissioners accepted the gift. This makes the
third medal for police valor the others being the
Rhineander and the medal recently presented nv
Edward Bell, the son OF Isaac Bell the founder Of
the Riot Pension Fund -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

Pittsburg Feb 9 CSpeciaD.-It learned to-
night that H. c. Prick will enter suit against An
drew Carnegie for forcing the H. c. Frick Coke
Company into a contract TO supply the Carnegie
Steel Company with coke for five years at 81 %
ton whereas the market price is about g ton
and has been over 81 80 since early last year Mr.
Frick ii is said will not attempt to enter the
steel business in competition with the Carnegie
company until he place his own concern on a
basis with the Carnegie company in the supply OF
OOH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 700 Sunset 5:2s Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy ABS Gov. Island 5:O7 He'll Gate 6:56
P.M-Sandy Hook E:l2 Gov. Island 5:44 He'll Gate 7:S3
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F. & w.
z. & w.

You need not suffer from any skin trouble or
irritation II you GREVES OINTMENT.
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM is life the hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

LA CHAMPAGNE SAILS DAY LATE.
The French line steamship La Champagne left
her pier for Havre yesterday morning at 1870
o'clock. She 10 sail Thursday, but was de-
layed account of fog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
DER RING DIES NIBELUNGEN
FIRST CYCLE - EVENINGS. 7
Tues. Ev'g, Feb 20 at $50. DAS RHEINGOID
Thurs. Ev &. Feb % at Z. DIE WALKCERE
Tues Evg. Feb. p. at :. SIEGFRIED.
Thurs Ev'g. March l. at 6:45. GOTTERD ANFNgERT-N0
The sale of season tickets closes This Evening
Sale Of single performances for any t aooys
works begins Mon. Feb. IL al 8 n
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Announcements

Dress Shirts.
Linen of special weave.
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30 Broadway, Leonard
Dig Broadway, Prince.
Thirty sscond and EroadwsX-
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LEFT ALL To
HIS NURSE.
Eugene Cruger Cut OFT
Kin for q Peasant
Girl.

A translation from the original
French OF the will OF Eugene q. crugcr
has been filed with the Clerk o, tho
surrogates Court.
Mr.. Cruger died In France April T.
is*. lie was member Of the well
known Cruger family OF this city The
vii h a. follows:
Il leave my name OF Eugene G. Cru
ger and my properly which POSSESS TO
Olga sa.omea Henz and ! make her
my universal legatee OF all my property.
EUGENE @. CRUGER.
"FontaineS.ssu. May .. 1886
Wives got n divorce from him. The nrst
wife was Miss Blanche spedden. dsush.
ter Of the late Frederick spedden-
His second wife vas Miss Meta Kane.
daughter Of Pierre G. Kane. conspicuous
In New York circles nifty years ago.
Olga salomea Heiti. 10 whom ne lef,
bis fortune. 10 the daughter Of a Russian
peasant. she was twenty years old
when Cruser discovered her working
u The humblest capacity In the Cafe
Chinis. In Paris.
For sight ysAss there's r she nursed
h;a 1svotsaly through many M attack
e eol1r ~. 70 which he vas subject, ana
Vh'ek finally killed lin.
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special 10 TAs Evening wotltD
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Miss Laura
Evins Is a sAlesgirl In the largest de
partment store In Philadelphia. she was
behind the counter attending Ia her
duties when the customer on whom she
was waiting Mss Louisa Verne, who Is
also known as Louisa Wright and who
enjoys the income OF an estate ~ sU,"",
suddenly broke into TRADE 81 abuse.
Miss Verne charged the snlcssirl with
most scandalous things. Mss Evans
broke into sobs and tears and became
hysterical. But later. on recovering her
composure she decided that for the
sake Of other girls. and IN defense of her
own character she should make an ex-
ample OF her tradicer.
The saleGirl sued her .ieh ,rsducer.
claiming $1,000 damages for defama-
ton Of character. The trial has just
endef In a verdict for Miss Evans for
N2.Ao. the fun amour, claimed. plus in
terest and expenses.
Miss Louisa Verne has been consplcu-
Gus In society circles. she was adopted
when a child by Rev. Mr. Wright,
fashionable minister. and took his name.
When he died he lefi an estate Of 0,.0W
In gilt-edged property in Asbury Park,
Ocean Grove and Philadelphia.
The jury was out only few minutes.
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son UNDER SUSPICION.
Hsthes r"unJ with nts sksiI
rrnrtur~d. ana MAY
nle.

jacob Uehel well-known resident Of
COLLEGE Poir, Il In the Flushing Hosni'
tai In crIii.a! condition. HIS skull j.
fractured lieb,i has been separated
from his family for about a year un,n
recently he lived with relative. In Brook
Ign
About a week ago he went 90 College
Point for the purpose 81 getting his
trunk II Q. ALLEGED that Nc had quar-
rel Vita his son. aud later was found
wing UNCONSCIOUS on the sidewalk In
iron; Of the house where his family
reside. The p5l!ce are investigating
IN. case and arrests may be made,
Al the Flushing Hospital to-day Il
va, stated tina, Hebel was In semi
condition ard had not yet
been able to make a clear statement as
In now he received his Injuries.
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ACTRESS IN
BAD PLIGHT.
Witnesses for Defense
in Morrison Trial
Exposed.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. s.-Ths
trial OF Julia Morrison James for IN.
murder OF Frank Leidenhe,incr. VA.
characterized to-day BY considerable
evidence Of sensational character.
presented by tho State In rebuttsi.
witnesses were introduced for the
purpose Of showing that some OF IN,
witnesses for the defense could no,
have seen the shooting on the stage on
account OF the Interference OF curtains
\ witness testified hat when the
shots were fired Leidenh~imer had both
his cane and six hat In one hand and
was not making any demonstration.
Stage Manager Patterson testified In
rebuttsl that L.id,nhelmer vas on the
stage continuously about twenty min
utes before the shooting. controver,inE
,ae testimony ~ the defendant that
Lsidenhelmer hal abused her In the
dressing room below few minute,
before 81. shot MIN
Several witnesses In rebuttal testified
TO the snec' that IN the quarrel on the
STAGE the forenoon Of the dsy Of the
tragedy LcIicnheimer ala not strike
Mrs. James but threw up his arm to
avoid a blow from her
Evidence In Impeachment Of witness
Joseph Breeding. for The defense. was
Introduced. showing that the witness
was on the l,e,denhsimer coroners jury.
ha wing stated NJ the time that he knew
nothing about the case.
The Bate closed Its rebuital evidence
NJ I'D A. ~. and the defense announced
that Its side was also closed
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wife CUT HER THROAT.
IN Participates u Real
TRAGEDY.

OLD Max stern was dreaming In ~,
room al rs East Seventy. NTH street
nat big black cat was perched upon
his breast. shutting on his breath. when
an extra vigorous snore awoke him. ana
In the dim light OF early dawn he saw q
Whitehead figure at his bureau and IN.
glin, Of steel.
The cat phantom gave way 20 N.
stern reality that a tragedy vas .mml.
nen, lie sprang from the bed and was
about TO grasp the figure when the steel
flashed again. the ngufe swayed around
and 4 squirt OF warm blood struck aim
full In the face and dyed his night gown
crimson.
Kate. Ny God" he yasped. and
grappled with HE crazed wife. with one
hand striving TO take from her al. razor
that vas dripping 9th her life blood.
The noise awoke Lena wallack. an old
retainer o. the couple. and she added
her feeble efforts TO the husbands.
Wher weak from loss OF blood they
overcame her and Mrs. wa.lack held
her down until Stern summoned Police.
man Mahr. who called an ambulance.
The room looked like . ,hambles when
the doctor got there. Almost at her
last Kasp Mrs. Stern vas taken 10 the
Presbyterian Hospital. and the doctors
said she couh not possibly leave It alive.
Both Of Stems hands were badly
hospital
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Miss Evans had never seen her abusive
customer before the day Of the attack.
so far as she knew. and the accusations
made against her by Miss Werne-
Wright were OF such scandaious ma.
ture tina; II was with great reluctance
and with sobs and tears that the sales.
girl told her se,ry OF. the witness stand
Her fellow employees corroborated Miss
Evans az to the charges made by the
wealthy customer. and testified earnestly
Of the pure character Of Miss Evans.
Judge Wiltbank. In charging the Jury.
confined himself entirely TO instructions
as to the law governing such cases. be.
traying only In his face the intensity
Of his feelings
Louisa werrc-wrisht has become
otherwise conspicuous since her abusive
attack upon this unprotected saiesSiri.
The suit has been dragging long time,
and since II began the defendant has
figured as plaintifY In a remarkable suit
for divorce. In which she claimed 10 he
the common-law wife OF James Sadlier.
While that trial was going on she
wrote letter to the presiding Judge
accusing her lawyers OF attempting to
poison her. The jury brought, In q yer
dict that she had never been married
to Sadlier. and therefore was not enti-
tied 20 a divorce.
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S. s; S. +, i J; T" LABOR.
actually worth s. 50 and $500 pet pair.

Iron Noulders are now enjoying lheir
age II prosperity. and ~ consequence
moi one Of That craft 10 nOR IDLE ani
the many requests from cmpIoleff 70 w
Iron Moulders Conference Board fof
more men cannot H. compiled win
tina, h. Ia, been flooded With requests
for men but does not know ere
10 get them, fof all are al w0iA. Tut
cause OF this condition 81 1rairs
due to the determination u h'ms -
!ntroduc. moulding. machires. ard al
though the union mas ught the 'ntr'.
ductlon OF The machines for years yet
they will IN the failure rccpsu1" ;hein
and the order forhiid.ns men from
working On me machines has been r.
yokeJ
With the view Of fur'h rms the in.
tsrests u the black smith tradc. lie.
fender Union No. n ard New York
Union No iO. hay. decided by Vnsni'
nous vote u both bodies to ANA ghn,te.
ard sill adopt the nane Of te fm-r
with IN. additional phrase ~. 'of Great
~ Nes York The unionking o. the
tgo bodies will tab. place next Satur-
cay az lD Bowery. when officers viii
also be excited A cordial Invitation has
been issued 10 all ship and mnchi'e
smiths 20 joln the rev body VII Oh al
ready has a larsr membership. and 10
he first month -, Initiation zee vill
be q and thereafter So
The Druggist. League vii hold a
rnetiiaS at q tH.Vefsl', place !a-fnor fps
night. N which the pf.r .ipll business
10 be c5nduciei sill be- TIE discussion ~
IN. next sieps toward I'rifit'io. f1r
drug ric'ks.
The claims 81 MANY oid.rs a. he
4 mrricsn Federation u Labor that toe
organization has paying membership
" over S.gs has teen denied ~ t,e
Dsfcial organ of TIE Nat oral t-rl N
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~ nlied Brewery Workmen. who claim
lh1i The ngur-s number bui 1850 Tae
union j. slsO AFFILIATED with the Froe -
tion. ana Ia the ar ici., SHOWS hat II
zen cents were levied on each mcmb, 2
ior every sifik. f5i cp could De raised
Tor the pushing OF each.
G.orse Mcvey. Secretary o. the Execu.
,Ne board OF Progressive Narnlshers
mon No :. SAYS that his organization
stIll has ocntroi Of theft trade regard.
ic-' oi Dee liim- II the painter. 10 the
.prtrar' ~ are not in tear nf hsirg mo.
Tested and is prepared 10 take action
sneA !u,rfiefed ai,n. ~. iisV s,aies
bar ny union has earned the sympa.
niles ~ al the building 'rade-. who, ne
says. fully recognize iheIr claim 10 DO
hardwood vanishing.
The formulation Of Q new scale OF
prices Tor III, coming season IL now be.
ug done m maay large shops through.
on he ciiy and II will be week before
the .tts are completed Shop meetings
have been held and I; - no, likely that
the sale 10 b. asked will direr very
much from last years. and strikes viii
be probably fewer thi, wear
Car leei.lstion Prevent the Sgraiinr
system" VIII b. the address xh! n Dr
Auna Danes will give be:U.- i.p
'hur Association FOR the Advance.
men; - Labor tonight To- the parish
house OF III. Church u the Holy CON.
munion.
Tn. sllesmen's .Prote.tl,e Assoca lion
IA. elected the f5lioalns of,icer.. III
spirs. President, J.. bSppspOr., l-irs,
., r ,.,i,iss, A. h,Ms.'.h: s.coa /
Iabudowsky, Recording :. ,re,sry II.
wc.ns,c.n. First Trustee. J Isaacrnan,
second Trustee. n Ns~kriti Third
Trustee. l. Lewis. Guide. and J. Gold,
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KILLED BY CLO1nESLlNE.
Fell TWess,-ave Feet
- street.

Mrs Mary r. Weeks. Sife Of George
Weeks. proprietor Of the woodb.ns
Hotel. Port Chester. vas KILLED to-day By
falling rom the roof Of an extension al
the rear Of the hotel on Maj, street.
She Vas hanging up clothes on q line
when the rope suddenly broke. She held
the rope hrmly ard the seieht Of the
clothes drAsssd her on the roof
she fell q distance 81 about twenty-five
feet on the hard, frosen ground. and
crushed In her had. striking on her fore
he'd. ~ lived only few minutes az
- ~ - 0A1st61 . ysas
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LOST
IN BIC CITY.
Pretty Woman Carried
Miles from Her
Husband.

Polcen an Donnelly noticed a hand
soncly DIRE s--i. yood-leokihs young NO
man at the Pennsylvania ferry house.
IVES, Tweniy-,hird street. yesterday az
,.rnoOn making Inquiries - employees
and who did not seem 10 be understood
Donnelly took her 10 the West Thir.
tieth street station and this morning she
was arraigned before Magistrate Pool In
the Jefferson Market Court
The prisoner. through an Interpreter
saii she was Lizzie wehkamaki. seven.
teen years old. a FINN. \ year and q
half ago she came TO this country and
went - Calumet Mich. where she has
relatives There she became acquainted
with Jacob wsliins. a wealthy saloon.
keeper.
They married and determined to visit
Finland. They left Calumet on satur-
day morning. Koing TO Montreal In
the hustle OF a transfer she was sepa-
rated from her husband.
She Was forced by attendants 10 take
a train. Her husband Al no, board the
train. She demonstrated. but they could
not understand her and she remained
on the train and came to New York
She arrived at the Grand Cer,ral De
20, yesterday.
The woman asked = station man N
she was In New York. AMI he under
stood her Newark 4 card was written
w.,h the words. See that this lady
reaches the West Twsniy-thIrd stree,
ferry. she wants 10 60 to Newark.
\. J." She was placed on q car and
Iaksn to the ferry.
Her husband mas . large sum Of
money with him. The young woman
mad no money.
Magistrate Pool ordered the woman
o BE- taken TO the Russian Consulate
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RATHER DIE IN PRISON,
H,"~s. H"@e'css aud III. nesasel
~ Hospitals. Commits Crime
tn Ob.sIu Shelter

Lswrerrc hyne. horelc.. III VIM
corsumptlca- vas srrslEuei befoso
Judge NcMlh1n IN General Hessions
tbs morning 'harged with burglary.
II eart to go 10 jail" he pleaded. 80
that can gel some care. can't last
mrch longer. a1t I'd rather die =
prison than In IN. streets"
why don't you 20 10 q hospital"
asked the Judge. ''instead Of committing
a crime"
ply, "becAus- IN too far gone
Judge " AAauu cent Hynes 10 The
peniisnilay lpf s'X months lie broke
Into a bIr5er shOP Christ mas night t.
the purpose 81 being arrested.
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So A MONTH
UNTIL FEB. |.

The narrative given In this column Il. tina,
OF seli-known lady who state. that she
vas cured Of Deafness and Head Noises BY
Doctor, Copeland and Gardner. The symp.
toms given above this announcement are
the symptoms Of Nervous Disease. There Il,
Intentionally presented the narrative Of the
cure OF one disease. and the symptom tables
Indicating signs OF another 10 emphasize
the fact that during the present month. ac-
cordins 10 announcement Doctors Copeland
and Gardner are treating all diseases at IN.
uniform rate Of y Q month.
The offer 10 not csaaneA 10 ANY
onr diseasei u embraces them ali.
u II 0l,aitea only - stae. Provta-
tMg yos apply dsrtsg the present
saoHth. No matter what aisrase yoa
NAY have. yOu are eatotled Ia k~
treated unttD cared ~ The rate Of
o. Month.
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iongata.

that supply the tongue and lining OF the
throat. When disease attacks any part OF
the body. II 10 sure to damage the nerve OF
that part, and damas. 81 any consequence
10 one tart Of a nerve spreads all alons
tina, nerve and along other nerves that
connect with T.
81 disease. deep-s~ated ana
chroaic IN the throat. aud disease
Of the nerves Of the face. asd even
rhsosir stomach disease ana Iung
disease. Irritating the nerves ~
those parts. produce disease that IN
time spreads along these serves
sntiI u reaches the jsartion that
branches fro. the ear nerve. This
nerve II asnkrA asd Seaaesea.
asd the sense Of hearins heeenes
Impaired.
Observation-Disclosures hesring--hsad noises
occur tn = few instances a. an independent
Affection; but usually they have their star,
n some other part. mostly In the throat.
because this 10 close To the ear. sometimes
from disease and injury to the face. and
also they may result from disease Of the
head. lunGs or stomach. The curing Of the
ear troubles Is dependent upon the cause Of
the disease: for. the cause removed. be II In
the face. ear. tubes or whA, not the nerve
OF the ear resains lost viEor. and hearins
is restored.
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DEAD At i05, A PAuPER.
The NWAy 81 Csss0,ss Rssosts
VIII Ne BssieS II Psttes's Weld
lsl~ss some Oas 1steVsesss.

Tire holy OF Cafsmlns Rosario. who
died at ih- sinshouse on Jan. al the
sge 81 10 ye1rs. lies a, the Morgue and
Will be sent 20 Po,isrs Field unless some
charitable person intervenes.
The woman wa, removed 20 the aims
house sept from - Mulberry street
Tie hoiv 4. wrinklei and dried up and
locks i.ke q mummy.
wo-a was sen, 10 - Mulberry street
.csi-Tday AMI this morning a large
-urr's- % Its.ians. themselves Old
oeoplr. calfd nj the Mofrae and prayei
and kissed ire body. They said they
vsre too pcos to bssy L.
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iremen got there they had 20 break into
the Donohue apartment.
The fire was quickly pu, out. by the
window they found the child dead. lie
was trying 20 reach the nre-escape when
overcome by smoke.
His dress was burning. He had been
dead ten minutes.
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Two HANGED AT ONCE
WsrAesers az - Assa Warmer -
tie Penalty ~ the saoe
sra0sIG.

MoNTRoSE. Pa. Jan. S-CorneliuD
shew and James Esgan. the mur6se.
err Of Jackson Pepper. an aged an1
wealthy farmer Of Rush Township. Do.
quehannA oounty. were hanged herU
io-dsy.
The drop Eel at 100 ~ o'clock. thsoo
minutes after the men left their cslls.
over one hundred persons. inciu1lng
the jury. witnessed the double hsnsinG
Rtvs Benedict and Thomas. spirtfua1
to the eondsmssd neA e.
companled them TO the ssllous.
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DECEIVED IN LOVE AT q

SAN FRANCIsco. Jan. a-HtmnD0
aged sisty-thr~e ysasA ~
received 9 judgment In ihs 49,
Court AGAINST Jossrh BoafaneAs .
oaalrs. s<vcniy-tkree yoQee e
. re :: =: : e 6 = -
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So A MONTH,
ALL DISEASES.
Every par, VI IN. bod, has nerves.


Nearly every part has nerve. Of motion and
nerves % sensation. nerves for MOVING the
par, aad nerves thar feel pain. Certain
other parts have special nerves. notahl,
the eve aud ear. Tn. ner. OF the car Is
knosn as the Auditory Nerve. or Hearing
Nerve. Now. the spc-'al nerves Of the ear.
besides connecting with The brain and per
forming their function n producing hear
ing connect With certain other nerves
have bfsnches that 81 10 other nerves
The Nerve ct the Ear has branches that
eonuec, with the nerve that supplies the
heart and lungs ard stomach and there IL
another branch that connects tho hearing
nerve with ~" nerve hat supplies the
face; and then another branch that e'.'-
n-cts the bearing nerve sIth the neFvs
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A, a meeting Of the central boiy Of
the Thirtic,h ward Impro, emeni As
sociatior 81 Brooklyn las, nigh, at their
headquarters. In Hath Beach. = rcro.u-
ton vas ADOPTED indofsinx the scheme
V0lst 10 nroo6iyn, Ba0ilton sveauo
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BABY BURIBD 10 DEATH.
~. Ooaohos Rstusss1 as0e q
Ulsl 0ss CAs11 Desa-LseksA
DOy - &oO0.

Lietis 10 sph HOFFMAN,. four ysors
s,l. Wus suRoeatsd IN Q IRE at ~ Psrst
ovsaus this DofninG.
TAs boy was left alone IN the nat.
He had been IN charge Of his grand.
father.
TIE grandfather went out and left the
lsttie fellow alone in the kitchen. There
vas . hot hre In the stove and clothes
hung over II. They caught n~ and
bsAors the child could escape he vas
su9ocaasd-
The chIld's mother was married twice
Her hushani. Michael Donohue. vorts
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