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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-04-12

AeHorne, (" +" ...... 8 20
.WP Faux, " .... II 20
VIM NJ Anderson" -. ...." =. 8 10
Chas Nelson, ...... 36 so
Herman Stenseth," +" ............ % 90
Herman Rutten, court fees. ........ -. 1872 25
Herman Rutten, bdg prisionsrs......... 4S so
Tompkins, Lights and Phone, March, % So
IT Thorson, postage. ........ IA 90
Russell & Schultz, freight on radiator re.
PAIRS !. :. l 90
J Goldberg, carpet for court room $500. 90
Emil S Eich, EXP, kilograms, postage,
Jan IL to April1, 1901. 49,. ........ "a IS
Adams Bros, supplies, March....... 10 IS
Sister Aloysia, care of Gussy Ludwig, f
January and February. 49,. SO co
st, Vincent De Paul Hospital, care of
county . 252 so
H S johnson, storm entries $4,000
allowed at...: . ....... 269 0O
Herman Rutten, jailor and %janitor Feb.
and March 100 90
Prosser& Serumard, supplies andrcpairs
for engine room 80. II IS
Adams Bros supplies Feb......"...... % As
Chas E Taylor, taking testimony State
VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" .......... 10 90
B S Estes, Hardware. ........ II 81
Mrs. M j Cogswell, stationery for all
Ot1ces....... " O5
Christ Gorder& Son, repa irs on heating
............... 3 81
Christ Gorder g. Son, jail sewer repairs 2 go
Thos Lonnevik, postage......."..... ~
H II Ruger, Insanity fees "a Siene)..... 9 90
H H Ruger, Co. Physician qua edg
March ID, 1901 ................ ........ 81 so
D G Duell, salary under prohib law and
insanity fees SO 90
Geo Elmslie, postage and exp.......... 20 co
Annie Elmslie, salary clerk in registerof
deeds Office Jan. Feb. and March ...... 1876 90
L B Fancher, postage, kilograms, exp,
and mileage .......... SO SO
Geo w Gets, furniture of the state atty
................ 152 68
Carried. Ali voting eyes,"
Moved and seconded to take a recess
until 2 o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to above
recess at time stated.
Present: All the members.
Moved and seconded that a refunding
order in sum.equal to tax on valuation
of 125.OO be issued in favor of Martin
Knutson on 81 ne lots l and 2, sec.
5, town 155, range 66, in accordance with
the reduction made April 1900 page 1853
CONS. record.
Carried: All voting "yes."
Moved and seconded that the justice
report of D. G. Duell for quarter ending
April l 1901 be approved. and warrants
ordered drawn in payment of same as
follows:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-04-12
Bids Wanted.

The City Council of Devils Lake, Nd. will re-
ceive sealed proposals for the construction of a
grade across Devils Lake at Pelican Point.
Plans and specifications can be seen at City.
required. Bids must be plainly marked PROPOSE
ais for grade, and filed with the City Auditor
on or before May 9Th, 1901; Each bid must be
sum of five per cent of the total amount of bid
payable to the City of Devils Lake. The city
council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. By order of council.
Dated, Devils Lake, N. D., April 18th, 1901.
WIN. 81. BROWN, 4
Attest: Mayor. ~
OLE SKRATAss,
City Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-04-12
Notice to Assessors.

You are hereby notified, that iu order, to car
laws of 1897, las amended) you are required g
meet in the office of the county auditor, Satur-
day, April 18th, 1901, at l 80 o'clock p. m. at the
close of the meeting your book and assessment
blanks will be turned over to you, providing
your bond has been properly filed as required
by law. Respectfully,
sit County Auditor,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-04-12

Al FoCAdS y0o
The account in case of Emil
Segerlin was then read.
Moved and seconded that this report
in accordance with the opinion of our
states attorney"that all items contain
ed in it are a proper charge against the
estate" be disallowed and referred
back to the coroner. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the bill of
S. j. Small, balance on December &C.
count, $lO.61 be disallowed. On roll
call same was duly carried, Mr.. Day
voting mo"
Moved and seconded that the bill of
E. F. Porter for 3 1899 revised codes
$500 be laid on the table. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing bills be allowed and warrants Or
dered drawn in payment of the same:
John Nimmo, burial Mrs. Boyer 1923 90
F. H. Stoltze, fuel to county
poor, Grimes, Anderson, Hen
ringer, Setty and Shamrock 81 IS
w. H. Lackey, coal for county
poor, Bannerman and Grimes IA 90
Glarum & Roe, groceries and
fuel for Louis Casio. ...... 16 90
w. H. Brown & Co., rent Mrs.
Stenseth Oct. 1st to April LIST 30 90
George Fulton poor order Leach 5 AZ
Pasquale DeFoire, poor orders
Delaney, Ehrhart, Grimes,
Henninger, Mrs. Cook, Grant
Glaesman and Burket ...,. 68 90
LaRue Miller Co., fuel, Cod
Russell & schults, poor order
Canter, Mrs. Jones, Burket,
Cook, and water for heating
plant, coal for court house 81 O5
o.. A.. Frovorp, poor order, :
bfenQen. 10 w
N. G. Linde, poor order, Bren-
70 w
p. Barnum, poor order Tekla
Hago. ............. % 90
II. Cole, poor order G. Lh.. - so
A. J. Gronna, poor order, Gust
IMaCSOn...... ........... 70 w
j. w. Whitforo, trip looking up
county scrapers. l 90
A. J. Gronna, poor order John
70 w
Al. Gronn, poor order John
kaupilr. 25 90
A. j. Gronna, poor order Jacob
MaCSOu 70 w
A.. j. Gronna, poor order Matt
rVO 20 W.
A. J. Gronna, poor order Gust
25 90
A.. j.. Gronna, poor order Hen
ry Toppilla.. % 90
A. J. Gronna, poor order John
jacobson. 4 %
j. M. Meyers, poor orders Shan
beck, & Holzworth. ........ 25 90
R. Irwin, poor orders G. Shan
LaRue-Miller Co. poor order
S%tenseth, Godfrey, Scott. - 90
Devils Lake COOPERATIVE Co.
poor order J. M. Shanbeck.. 10 90
Devils Lake Cooperative Co.
poor order Confer .......... 10 90
John S. Thoe, poor order L.
Caslo.... "a 90
F. w. Mann & Son, poor orders
Wagner and Jones ......... A26 80
Frank W. Whitman, boarding
jury for Dist Court 81 90
& Knight, 1901 as
sessment blanks ........... 81 so
blanks ...................... 1o4 65
The Herald, mtg record..... % so
The Herald blanks for atty. 3 90
Free Press, blanks. ........... 3 90
Free Press, court calendars, Dist
Court 25 90
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-04-12
Public Land Sale.


United States Land Office, Devils Lake, N. D.
March Shit, 19O1,-Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of instructions from the Commission
or of the General Land Office, under authority
vested In him by section Pass, Z. S. Revised Stat,
as amended by the Act Of Congress approved
February, 18th, 1885,, we will proceed to offer at
public sale on the 10Th day Of April next, at this
Office, the following tract ofland, to-wit: Lot 2,
Sec. 8, Twp 1873, N. r. IS, w.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are advised to file their
claims in this office on or before the day above
otherwise their rights will be forfeited
-5* OLE S~ERUMGARD, Register.
Land Office at Grand Forks, n. D., March 2lst,
1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before .Thos,
Thorson, clerk OF the district court for Ramsey
county, at his Office at Devils Lake, N. D., on
may 0'n' l'0'' D Slfii W. u1REY,
Il. E. No. 1850 for the SEX sec. 10, twp. 1853 n,
rng 63 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
Edgar A. Crommett, all of Banner, N D.
Any. person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who, knows of
any substantial reason, under the law and the
regulations IF the Interior Department, why
such proof should not be allowed, will be given
an opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place to cross.examine the witnesses of
said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal
OF that submitted by claimant
ALBERT NJ. POWELL,
Attorney. 3-8
The sun., 1901-01-10
TELLER ALvORD PLEADS GrILTY.
There's to BE NO Trial Of the First National
Bank 500. 900 Embesriement.

Cornelius J.. Alvord. Jr.. the defaultinR q
note teller of the First National Bank. pleaded
guilty In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday To three counts In the indictment
charging him with embezzling 500. 200 Of the
banks money. Tho three counts cover the
whole ground Of the crimes charged. falsifying
the books. frsudulently altering the Clearing
House sheets and the general charge Of en-
bezzlement Al the request OF Jacob Y Miller.
Alvord's counsel. the last count In the indct-
ment was altered. 80 as to make the amount
of the ern beEzlernent read 100000 instead OF
500, 900. Nr. Miller said that $500 900 was
the amount that Alvord admitted having
embez.led within the time not affected by
the statute Of limitation. Judge Thomas
remanded tho prisoner to Ludlow Street
jail for sentence next Tuesday morning
The maximum penalty 10 ten years on each
count
Avords wife has transferred 10 the bank
three building lots opposite her home in
Mount Vernon. valued at Si2ooo. She keeps
her home
Deputy Sheriff Ahearn has received an
attachment against Alexander s. Tooke for
s6oS In favor Of John 1iv-zev, which was
served on the cashier OF the First National
Bank and on Police Captains Titus and
McClusky. II was reported that the pur-
pose is to attach anv interest Mr.. Tookc
may have In the reward offered for the ar
rest of Alyord
The sun., 1901-01-10
NEW DTRYFA WILL SI'IT.
Daughters Of Testator Take Their Fight to the
supreme court.

Eva D. ThelherE, Grace +. Spris and
Marcia Y n Cox, daughters Of the late Edgar
Z. Duryea. the starch manufacturer, of Glon
Cove. l.. ]. have begun an action In the Su-
preme Court OF Nassau county against thcir
brother. Walter F. Duryea. their cousins
Louis r.. rank W and HaTr II Duryca.
and Edward T Payne. one ~ the executors
OF the estate. to set aside the will Of Edggr
i. Duryea and to hly" n declared that ne
unnatural provisions are nude iu the Will
for them. that W1lter =. pnry"a and Fa-
ward 7, PaNno uriaWtully cousplred To un-
duly inNucnra Edgar e. DTr,.a. for tho
purpose of grtt!rs control of tie bulk II hi,
Property, and that ~" daughters SIGNED
AWAY to their father oor'Tiu right, in their
mothers estate on the DISTRICT understands
bcred in their fathers will The aileel-
tion Is mad" that. for AZ least six years be-
tore his death. dgar J.. pTr""l had been
SO dlsSigated and ha' INDUCED In such
vices ana unlawful practice n7 to have
become mentally incompetent O. make II
will
When objection was withdrawn TO the
several hearings before the surrogate of
Nassau county, II was stated bv ). Camp
bell 1A0mVson for the Coutostant- that the"
vDr1i withdraw from the Surrocate's Court
aud teIiu an action IN tho Surronl" Court b.
which thcv would carry to the highest court
In ~" state, II neceSEAry. 20 got What tho
con siderpa Their 'USt dues Under the Will
the estate named hv them at g., 300 600 and
bv the executors at 35pn.. The huls Of
tho estate WIS 'villcd TO the tesiatOrs son,
Walter l.. Durvea
The sun., 1901-01-10
Home LITE. Annual Statement

In 'ha f"r'v-arst annual statement - 'ho
Home I.ifo mSuraHc. COMPANY. prlut"d m
Irt Sr~ TODAY, tho increase ~ III" yari"us
It"u,. A. shown hv 'he table ~ percentages,
d, ar index ot the progress which tho company
ha- nude IN tho past twelve months The
treatment ~ m" present valu" 81 deferred
dl,ii.nd~ as = liability, a practice which has
H. worthy - especial notice That fund now
amounts 20 s7sa.977 The securities 90 ihe
ruu.p4nv which are Of tho highest grade,
lsye hecf ,nns.rvstively vnluad ara
A. an additional .dfeguard fund ~ tGh O7s
rss been aid nsid" to ner' possible" futut"
nuCfua'lpuS IN prl'e
The sun., 1901-01-10

Th' story - IN. lfewOrk ~ this great
Physician has been often told. and is familiar
tO most readers.
Prof. Phelps was born in Connecticut. and
graduated from the military school at Nor
wich, VI lie studied medicine with Prot
Nathan Smith ut New Haven, Conn, and
graduated in medicine at Yale.
lll> unusual talent soon brought him repu-
tl'ion and piumnsnte. First he was elected
to the rrofeS>pr>hip II anatomy AMI surgery
IN the Vermont University Next he was dr-
roin,el lecturer ON atsril metiel and medi-
cal botany in dartmouth college. The next
wear he vas chosen professor of the chair then
vacated Nv Prot. Rohhv. and occupied the
chair. the most important one in the country,
At the tms when he lrSt formulated his most
remarkable prescription.
To-day Plre'S celery compound stands
without an equal for feeding exhausted nerves
and building up The strength ot the bod, II
cures radi,aly and permanently. The ner-
NouS proStration and general debility from
which thou>andS Of women suffer 50 long
that 1t finally gets To Ne a second nature with
them all thi, suffering and dependency can
hs verv soon removed hy properly feeding the
nerves and REPLACING the unhealthy blood IVA
tre>her. more highly >italiIed fluid. A healthy
increase in appetite and a corresponding gain
The sun., 1901-01-10

suffering slth insomnia rheumatism. diseases
oi the Kidneys, reglin,d tkSi. h.alth, and
strength AMI huoydn,y II. tie well-aIN!Sed use
Il pline'S celery compound. As 4 great
ltaisr and writer in Boston publicly declared
one day, Pains celery trnlroInt Lad proven
ii yli t, he As mach hatI-r than all the urdi-
nary nervlncS. snNrlriills. anl trade prsrarI-
tiunS as III, diamond is brighter than ordinary
ghN.
From thousands of grateful persons unSo,c
tied testimonials began to pour IN from those
whom Ia n.'S telsry compound had benefited.
Tn, wealthy and the poor, the famous and the
torNliatIv'ly unknown, sent to the frpN!le-
toiS of the renleGy, 10 the newspapers, tu then
Physicians. To- their friends, the glad news that
here at last they hli found l remedy ttit
made them Themselves lgAiH.
And the foolish fellows with their silly nos
trumS, StlrtEs NJ here and th.rt every yslr,
discovered As often A. they tried II that. when
persons health is at stake, he ~ she viii not
he imposed upun. Pane tsl,ry compound
was in grsattr demand last year than the
vel' before; he demand This spring is greater
than frr all the Su-olllsi spring remedies
combined. People insist UPON having the one
remedy that docs them good. makes them
strong, repairs then shattered strength. hey
call tor pane'S celery comp pound
The sun., 1901-01-10
WV SERGEtNTS ASSIGNED TO DrTr.
Chief Dev-ry's Brother Kept IN the Detective
Bur~su Eight In the cntrai Onn'-.

The f1fty-siCht new police serEeauts, most
Of whom appeared around headquarters
Yesterday with roundSw"n's chcyrou, and
sergelnts badges. were assigned - duty
hy chef D"verv Last might. A. follows.
SstgtS Rathgcbcr. H,fpcuuy, Bnruc'. 'erucv,
PrAiy. Cohen, NcGIrt ana Hrafy. 70 Ue central
OC'rc. NrMsnuuS nui u. ~ 'H %" D'tr't.r bE
ca. Powers ~ East rI'iv 'f.i street, Gl h,-l'N
10 West Thirty .s''nth street, !'hnN =" Is GEs
Iis' ctv. Hurcau UrrUafyu SVron-' 20 I".aurr,
STREET Hoerr and Arre'h ~ Nuih'rr' street me-
Qutiv ~ Ea't SNtv seventh street. Va D. Ia W"st
7hty Seytnt. s'r,'': hnHnoi I, aH 'lnY ''h
Co-7't' - HrSt 'W"at''I street. tI".iru q" n,i
y Wet 'eiia sirct Dunn - ''s. btf-c. VI. '
NoCarth, ." Nat'lr'd, Wash ~ last IN, 'yNt
,,.htA street Mclaughlin 10 The Nt"A utpat s1uaI.
lanes = Fcsaris. DTo,b'r. aul htuvn ~ FULTON
street; Broori'n. SunlsAu ~ F.'th ay-uG". Hiouk
i'm ~ urrIrE to- "-hnd avenue. Ir"pk,yn John
10 Adams street. Nrr1l So. lanes q. NtHrthE w
Pushing avruvc, iT"ol.l 'r cch"u To- '"' aN'n =,
in. nayis to flaihuSh ay'rre, Nsr,k!tn Cuu''S
Island ShArssy 10 rA,'.'iI ParEwtN. 'gGu !. Lac
AMI ia rrcS - Grand Av'hIc, * Island t'..
nan ~ college point, scHc'pp srt McNeugh. 20
%,wtowr. Faisy and fatr I" Fay Roc,ava,.
Those transfer of ."rG"Iu', v"r" n'so
nude Iarynu from ~" l"nt"f 'ln - N"-'
SE'r-"'shth street. thur aul. 'foi" Wet
:, -, -.Iylth str"r' 10 the IcI l"'ipu. Burr-.
from N.st Ilitfy--av"rtH -lr"c .' Nc-t
: -aiIh'h e'r""t. Morgan. from West
Tl...,- -,ava1'h -'ts'' 80 W'-i ln"lh stfc"i, ,
Sn.r.h,. from butler street, hr"oki'n, -
Iu.,r'r, avc,l". Ir"nklvn. % onuor from
an r.ila ;h"r from N"st l"'h ~'r""t 10
Madison -iro"'
The sun., 1901-01-10

When the greatest Of modern physicians,
after years of practice and close, scient tic
study. gave 10 the science Of medicine the most
wonderful remedy Of the present day, host
Of imitAtors sprung up.
Ne sooner was it announced that positive
cure for nervous ailments, an unfdilng blood
purifier. had been discovered by Prof. PHELPS
OF Dartmouth, and physicians everywhere
welcomed Paine's celery compound as The
moSt-to-be- desired discovery Of time when
modern WAYS OF working and living had begun
To multiply diseases that arise from impaired
nerves and impure blood
When great public demand arose for this
remedy from one eni II the country 10 an
othsr, at once. as in every such case, lot Of
cheap fellows began t. try TO- impose upon
reuple one and another trade medicine. some
times harmful. always worthless. claiming for
them the un.xampled properties Of Pan.S
celery compOunt.
Naturally. none of them ever succeeded.
None of them ever will
Pains'S celery compound made people well,
The aged and infrm found in Il rev AMI
hsting strength Thousands ot women and
men. tired out, nun down, deSponient, SICK.
The sun., 1901-01-10
WANTS ms GaS IT WiR PRICES
Won't Paw the Peace Price says Tie Has a
NeaI's nntIaat t,ns lni on.

Peter Jauh"r', a restaurant keeper ~ l33
East fifty-riuth street. asked lu~tio" Banoh-
ard v"sl"rday for mandatory Injunction
requiring th" Consolidated Gas Company.
y hich has cut ~ his c,-. to r'-iu'" II and
charge him Duly a. cents W, saws b" made
a contract with ~" Sew Amsterdam COM
uauN ~ 81 ,cI.t~ - tll' IN. EI~ war was ON
ami that 30 rhlug.d So IN" Consolidated
nr agreement iu .I"" tiut .Hs for on" month
free qua for q voH' ending WAY - r"Ni. A.
~ cents IIo HdEii~ u" E"' gd~ foi q month
free la tcf"iid.'' ct ~ that ~" agree
mont wH~ 80 4IN" uu" month free and that
E" wps th"-oafi"r 20 pIV ~" established rIto
When "a VA. raised :" - - la-i July %"
would 'oi ua, ~ MAT rat" aud whom his hi'l
Wa SCS ~" COMPANY cV' ~ hi gas
Justice blanchard refused an .niUnCfior.
slviug that r .la4i'f' has IA" contract 10"
lH- icIurd 80 i,V
The sun., 1901-01-10
ESCAPE FROM SING SING.
otto schaencr. the Church Nouse." Makes
tse of n Hole In the Kitchen Roof.

SING SING, Jan otto Schseifor. known
TO the New York police as the Church mouse
escaped from Sing sing Prison AZ = so O'Clock
this morning lie was serving an eight wears
sentence for highway robbery Comhittcd
In 1897 at Pelham Manor Twenty-Five
months ot his sentence remains urs"rved
lie believed the police considered him an
acCompiICe IN other rohherles CHd that he
would be rearre,ted when his sentence eX-
piie1
Schaerer. being baker by trade. was one
of two convicts who are taken from their
cells NJ O'Clock N the morning 10 bake ih"
dar'- bread This murnlnt, %" wEa IN Crarge
Of Keeper Orua. and while tie keeper vas
engaged in an ADJOINING room .SCna"i'cr
climbed out OF the Kitchen through tenn
porarv hole IN thc roof. which was bong
repaired, and iumI"G to the ground Insu
he scaled the eightecL-fOOt IRON fence on the
river side Of the prison and reached the rail
wny trrrkS by waking on the l"" II" wore
his prison clothes but they Wsr" found tuIs
afternoon m a rlyIu" east II tho prison.
Tho csrUIC was announced to tho citizens
Of sing sing by the blowing of the PRISON
whistle TIE man in Charg" ~ tine 'lsfle
blew the fro alarm signal and several Of t."
local cor1TanIes started with tur.r apparatus
for tho risou he rlHrm OF fire also aroU-od
the 200 prisoners no were asleep in tloir
cell, hut thcv calmed down wlcu Warden
johnson told them u at tho ALARM WIS for an
escape and not for Ere ScharNer n 81 years
old and l., known in New lora as an East
Side crook
The sun., 1901-01-10
Five HtRr N RAILROAD SMASHrP.
I<hish VALLEY Engine Backs into Jersey Cen
trai Accomm alton 1rai,.

PERTH AMRoY, y ! Jan Five persons
wore seriously injured this morning In
railroad collision between lehigh Valley
engine and the mort Inbound Central railroad
accommodation that is due at this city a.
Sia
Tn. accident occurred A. Washington
s,re,t where the tracks Of tho Central Grass
tn,ae of tho ehigh valley. w" t"utrNI
traiu had iust left the i"rth AnhoN >tAiln
winch j. about half mile south 81 tnht nnlht
A. il vas crossing Washington street Iehlrh
N.lIo- engine backed down, Strlking N"
train inst back Of tho first car which, Win
,Ia engine VAS slightly damaged IN"
s,.ont and third cnr~ werc d"ralI"d and
,uuhlcd into the signal station, Nhl'h wa-
dernoli-h" Roth cars ar" D. w SmaNh'h
Tsc injured are. l. Noif7ct. Ir =
vcar. old n dentist nf south NnnoN, l"i'
arLla broken. bad scalp wound 9 W Ion
d,i,h a wears old. of Freehold, right i"c
'rushcd tlvin " Gearing. hin broken and
internal injuries Tom lnssri of Matn~nu.
bnod cut left arm and leg crushed Harry
borden of Atlantic Highlands, head and
back bruised
rha I.high Valley enstu" vas IN "harg"
NJ Alfred I'reisda Oh. eng iucrr, whn says ~"
say tho danger signal a. hr wn- backing
tvard tho ~ros-ing lie tried 80 stop hat
bis engine locked herself Thor" Wa Hn
a,cidrut M the same crossing seN'n wears
sgo under similar circumstances Tho signal
si,tion is maintained jointly nv IN" tw" road :
and tho arrangement has always caused
Ttsti
The sun., 1901-01-10

in weight and good spirits follow the use OF
PaiEeS Celery compound
rAne'S celery compound is the most re-
narkahle medical achievement of the last fifty
wears
II makes people well. II Is the one true
specific recognized and prescribed to-day by
eminent practitioners for diseases arising from
a debiltited nervous system. Prot. Phelps
gave 10 his profession A positive cure fox
SleepleSSneSS. wasting strength, DYSPEPSIA. bill
iuuSnesS, liver complaint. neuralgia rheuma-
tiSn, all nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
For all such complaints Pdine'S celery COM
pound has Sucte ,ded again and again where
everything else has failed.
II i, As harmless a. il is good and il was the
universal advice of the medical profession trat
III. compouni be placed where the general
publit could secure it, and Thousands of peo-
pe have wear after year proven the wisdom Of
this good advice.
only truly great and effective remedy
could continue. As Pane'S celery compound
has done. tu hold It's unriNalled place in the
estimation of the AhleSt ply SitianS and 1t the
thousands of busy men and women whose
oniv means II Judging is from the actual re-
suits in their own home or among their friends.
No remedy vas ever So highly recommended,
because uone ever accomplished 50 much,
The sun., 1901-01-10
BOILER EXPIODES: TWO BtDL HIRT.
Men We're working In II when the Crash Came
One Had Lighted Candle.

Two heilermakers were badly injured hy
al explosion yesterday in the Gr"enpoint
raanerv "f the standard oil COMPANY at
M"Sernla and kiuS-land AVENUES They
woro Jamo- Ionlhan of :? briggs avenue
and Patrick poody .o' ~ Norman avenue
They were among The men making r'raUs
10 n larg" boiler one oi the workmen carried
q lighted candle MnIle all ~ere ~ th" bouer
th"re was "A terrific explosion II tore apart
the boiler AID rendered nearly all the Mon
who were insid" az u inssnsihle Hoolihan
and Duody we're sent 10 the " williamsburg
Hospital, where II was found that both had
heon badly burned about m" face. head
hack and arms
Tho oNlcinis in tho oil works sttrihu'ed
'he explosion 20 an accumulation "f gas m
IN" hpil"r in Nh''h the mon had been work
ing They said The couplnion- OF Hoolihan
and Doody We only .ligailv injured
The sun., 1901-01-10

tbs ssss @ 1o!l9w sSs rsia9eiSp,s sSs,
heir statements would be used against them
they cannot be punished for tho offences
confessed before the board
lt IL not denied that tho board hnds that
Cadet Boozs death was not the result Of
his treatment at the Military Academy. That
ment or Booz. however. Is admitted. with
the explanation that the offence In hozinR
Boo1 wac committed more than two years
martial Secretary foot is reviewing the
finding Of the board and will prepare u state
call attention to the work OF Col Mills In
The past year In causing n decrease or the
hayinR. evil and will urge that greater efforts
be made to eradicate the system entirely.