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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-31
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Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel
New York, Jan. 8, 1901.
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The Central National Bank of
Worcester

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Central National Bank of Wor-
cester Mass. will be held at their Bank
ing Rooms on TUESDAY. January A.
1902. at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the election
of directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of any other business
that NAV legally come before them.
WILLIAM WOODWARD, Cashier
worcester. Dec. .. 1901. ia
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POLO POLO
Stockholders MEETING

The Stockholders of the NORWICH &
WORCESTER RAILROAD COMPANY
are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting will be held at the Office of the
President, in the State Mutual Building.
Worcester, Mass. on WEDNESDAY
January s, 1902, at o'clock p. m.
First-For preliminary business
Seeond-For choice of directors for the
ensuing year.
Third-To act on any other business
that may properly be brought before said
meeting.
Per order,
NJ NJ WHITTEMORE, Secretary.
worcester, Mass, Dec. 20. 1901. DIS
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Worcester Theatre. p. M, Quincy
Adams Sawyer"
Lothrop's Opera House, 2,9O and p.
m, In a Woman's Power"
Park. 2.SO and p. m, Vaudeville.
Father Mathew Hall, p. m, basket
ball.
Wrestling match, 2O7 Main Street, s
.. m.
Miss Elsie de Wolfe, who will be seen
at the Worcester Theatre tomorrow
is an enthusiastic collector of objects
of art. Her home on Irving Pace in
New York is eXquisitely furnished.
Every bit of furniture and every
painting having some special value of
its own, aside from a purely decora-
tive view point, During her summer
vacation which is spent at her home at
Versailles, Miss de Wolfe is always on
the watch for additional art treasures
to be used in her Irving Place resi-
dence.
Charles Frohman's presentation at
the Boston Museum at the beginning
of the present season of the typical
American country play of Sky Farm"
NhiCI ID " NC SCtll liGIC dl Tie w VI
cester Theatre Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, was probably the
outcome of that managers note that
the public had acquired a growing
fancy for stage spectacles founded on
rural incidents. He also noted that
only those plays endure which lead
audiences to derive none but noble
results in return for their attention.
He accordingly sought play that
would afford him an opportunity to
stride far in advance of the line of
conventional bucolic drama for a
scenic and character treatment that
had not as yet been applied to works
on so-called country themes and one
that would be worthy of his attention
as tho first play offered itself to him
IN "Skv Farm" which. by the wav. is
tho congestion Of Edward r. Kid
dor whose nen had already given to
+hn ar1uennert wbrId several 'sur-
oes~~s ir the SANE vein notah' hts
"A Poor Too1at'o~ - a1d "Doaceful Val
lew for Sol Smith Pusea11
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Feb. S, 1901.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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WEDNESDAY, GEO. w. LEDERERS
Mat. and Eve, Presentation of
--- ELSIE DeWOLFE,
JOHN MASON and Miss DeWolfe's Com
pany, direct from fremont Theatre, Bos-
ton, in Clyde Fitch's Masterpiece, THE
WAY OF THE WORLD"
CES-Evening, Is, so, 75c, s1.00, $50.
Seats Now on Sale.
JAN. % and 4-Three Nights and Satur-
day Matinee, direct from its phenomenal
run of $50 nights at the Boston Museum,
the complete original company and scene
ry. CHARLES FROHMAN'S annual big
production SKY FARM" All fun, sun
shine and love Greatest cast ever seen In
a play of its kind.
Evening. %, so, 75c. $1,0O. si.5O.
PRICES-Matinee, Is, 50, Toe, $lOO.
Seats Now on Sale.
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AMUSEME NTS
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
AND
MaSon'S Corner Folks

zone great big laugh from start to finish
PRICES-25, so, 75c $100.
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TONIGHT
TONIGHT
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

l'' following were among those from 1crmy n
Nn' 'itondcd thc Nordca concert At scranton
IA evening: Poo and Mis-. II. y. Barrett,
Misses Sadie aud Mary iimln. Bertha and lila
'ooi. Imma Roberts, Dnss FrcaS. Jennie Bat
t"nhrrg. Imilr fc>scudcn Mrs. Thomas iiUntcr.
WIS. II. l.. irca,, and McssrS. j. d. Stockci.
Frank Winter. Robert Frcas. William Nicholson
and W. H. IIoughton.
An occasion that all tho young people OF Icr-
nIln and Maytinid should take advantage OF is tho
soc.a! to b. given by tho Ideal orchestra, OF May.
field. Al Assembly hall. lerniyn, this evening. The
members o! this popular organization propose to
leave nothing undrnc that will Condu,c to the
pleasure OF their patrons. and royal GOOD Tim.
is assured to all participants.
The Century club will nee; at The home OF Mrs
G. y. Winter this afternoon
Rev. y. !. Dunn, recently appointed pastor OF
Sacred Heart church. to succeed Father Iyuctt.
arrived in town Wednesday evening. Father ly.
mott lett for hi, new charge az King. on yc.,cr.
day
Mrs BARLEY Mullen. Who hl. been seriously II
but o latc was thought to be improving. suffered
relapse yesterday and she is now in u critical
condition.
Miss Name Barrett has returned l"mr after a
visit with friends III .Ivucn.
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pECkVILLE.

Nj, ", NJ Bell - Taylor i. visiting relative,
in lo"II.
y large number OF our people were at Sr,url-
tom last evening, in attendance at the con cit
given by Nlmc N"rdica.
Mrs. W. +. k"tchum is visiting hcr daughter,
Mrs. Theodore White, oI scranton
Mr. d. L. l.amop is Spending a few days With
Mir. Edward Bctts. Of port .lrrvi>. \. Y.
Mr. ,Io-rpn Bray lcit last evening tor JOINS.
town. ONO, where lie will spend the winter.
Master Warren Jones lett Yesterday 10 Join his
parents at SummcIhill, Pa, after spending thc
summer with relatives here.
Mr., John Latlrop, o: Franklin. y. y, is ~p,rd.
n& few days with ir, and Mr-, j. D. Broad.
NJ Emil lubsmau. ilIc East side clothicr. has
moYod his stock intlade into his now store build.
irg. on Church street.
Nlr, ~chlnlrd al New York. has returned
home, after spending few days with Mis-, ". ;.
Blocs
The members ot the Wilson Fire company are
ht,stling these days, preparatory 10 holding their
fair and trades display, which begins on Mon.
day, Dee. >
list OF Letters r2moinng unclaimed in the
posIUfticc at I"clyvr. Pa. week ending Nov, l.,
1861: Miss i.ose jackson. Mrs, Kate Mrlane,
Samuel ,olngcr, esq. John Lucas. Patrick
Kane, John Green, Andrew Beck, john CaW,gy,
lame torGar, John J. l!ollan uwop, T.. NJ
Vanlcrvort, I. II, Gallagher, I'd, Green, II. 1.
Clarke, Thomas Barry. Foreign Andre Bcg,iei
Augustine .lu>aoll,hi, Mayk Nihtua, .Iohan ro.
lshon. Person. claiming tho abov" will please
say "adNcr,iscd," and give datc OF this list,
L, v, Mace postmaster.
Nj resident of EIllcly borough who have doa ;
rLnnin= at large are requested TO mIgllr tAum
ior the next siXy days. All dogs tor1 ON the
streets not mlzzled will hc shot. BY order OF the
council, George W. Williams President.
N.c,t-l. i. Dewey, Secretary.
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OPERATION ADVISED BUT AVOIDED,

October I2tl 1868, the first time" says
Mrs. Alice +. Spley, of West Point Hardin County KY
"Was very ill., confined to bed most OF the tle had
appetite pains in left ovary could not only side
without suffering most excrucatng pains Was perfect
wreck. physically. l underwent examination by Of
the most prominent physicians of Louisville, KY He pro-
nounced my ior of the stomach, and advised to
in weeks and have operation performed NV
husband had such dread of the knife that he prevailed
upon try DR. Pierces medicines. took bot
ties of Favortc Prescription and two vias Of Pellets
which cured OF co1sti patton. Have taken any ne-
cine since the last of February. ! attend to all my
lousework cook, wasl iron and for family of six.
Many have been advised by to try your treatment and
great the benefits derived My earnest prayer is that all
write for advice and God bless for the
good your medicines have done for me-
Dr. Pierces Favorte Prescri ptou is a medicine
especially designed and perfectly adapted to the
cure OF diseases of women. 1t is purely vegetable
and cannot disagree with the weakest constitution.
1t is perfect regulator; it dries the drains which
weaken women, heals inflammation and liberation
and cures female weakness
Reference is made in Mrs. Moser's testimonial to
DR.. Pierce's "kind letters" and i'll Mrs Shipley' S
letter to her correspondence with Dr. Pierce Every
sick and ailing woman is invited to consult DR. Pierce
by letter FIRE. All correspondence is held as
strictly private and sacredly confidential, and won
anly condolences are guarded by strict professional
privacy. Address DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N V
In little thirty years, DR.. r. " Pierce
chief consulting physician to the 1nvalids Hotel
and Surgical Institute Buffalo, n. Y, assisted by
his staff Of nearly of physicians has treated
and cured more than half a million women.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
OLYpHANT

The funeral OF Michael IIamloc. VINO died at
the Iackiwanna hospital "Wednesday night, iron,
injuries he received in the mines at Greenwood
on Monday, will take place from his late hom.
i'll Greenwood tomorrow morning. The Ic-
mains will be brought TO this place on tne
1870 Delaware and Hudson train and inferred in
81. Patricks cemetery. lie was the son Of
James lianahoc Of Upper DuEnolo street.
Rev. Albeit llat@hc" smith delivered m IN
teIcsting lecture i'll the lilakciy Baptist ohnyci,
last evening. His subject was "Somc Folks ard
Other Folks, or The Greatest Problem ot This
Century.
The marriage oi Miss Maud Williams and
George Moi.ans is announced TO take place 81,
Thanksgiving day at the brides home in Blakrlv.
The weekly social oi The .Iuvenis Dancin-,
class will be held this evening. Lawrence 5
orchestra will t.'nisl, the music.
\ large number from here attended the Nor
Gica concert at Scranton last evening.
Peter Bollard has gone 10 Ncw Haven, Conn
for few weeks stay.
Miss Lizzie Warng. Sllcnt Mt Bloom~hurg
>tnrc Normal school. i visiting her home in
Hinkcly.
Mr. and Mis-. Sidney Charpcll ave visiting
relatives al Clifford.
Twin =riS have arrived at the home ot Nh.
and Mis- James Casey, OF punmo,c street
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TONIGHT'S BIG DANCE.
Programme of Music to Be Played
by the Mozart Orchestra.

The subscription dance of the Elit'
Social club at Burke's hall will be on
of the smartcst social happenings o
the season.
The Mozart orchestra viii provide
music, and tho feast in store for th,
dancers can be appreciated by runnin,
over the following programme:
Overture.
|. Wat2 -"Ilorcntin'
.. Two.stop "ErgattI."
y. Malth-"foNy pnil'cr'
!. Two.slcp-- ">nlomc.'
). Nala--"Thc Sttollcts''
g. Miu,ct-"kgry Mills.
:. Wllta-"niyd llarum.'
:. Twu.Stcp--"kiul over NI.'
.. Fhc.,tcp -"lit'lr Sister Mary Gtrvn.'
10. waltz ."phyii-."
II. rwo.stor-"Coou Town Coutc,t'
-. Wall -"ran.Am.'
Ontrrmi,,ioul
l$. Walt&-"pruycr and Passion"
II. 1Nu.st1pa -"'rhr STROLLER, March"
-. Mimc -"All in Nutshell"
ii. Barbara Eroitchic''
Il. TWustcp--" "lnviuoibir Eaglc.'
i. 1hrcc.stor-" water \ymphs.'
II. WIIj&--"rrincra, Nhic'
%. Twustap 40 Action"
u. Waltz--"Monk, OF MoIullr.'
~. Medley Waltz MANDY Lee" cir.
q. Two.,tcp--"Doc Browns Cake Walk"
~ Wiltz-"Thc Mmorcr,.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
STORIES OF the STREET,
Captain Murphy Meets a Man Who
Wants a Poker Course by Mail.
Calbondals Mans Original Intro
duction of a Public Speaker.

There is Il good story told OF one of
the first experience of Captain Thomas
Murphy in his new capacity as district
representative of the International Cor
respon'lcnce Schools.
Mr.. Murphy paid a visit to Simpson
10 close Il prospect. and while in the
Village he happened in Il house where
a young man was washing after the
days toll! ON the alert for every Op-
portunity to enroll Il student the rep
reSentatiVc of the schools pitched into
the young man and eXpatated at length
on the course that he thought would be
of most benefit to his prospective stu
dent
The young man listened intently, but
seemed anxious for Mr.. Murphy to
cease. that he might ask Il question.
Finally he broke in with:
And you say I can learn all of this
by mail:"
Yes, and good deal more This is
only one of scores of courses that the
schools teach" explained Mr., Murphy.
\ broad, satisfied smile came over
The young mans recently cleaned face
and, with {; sudden outburst he eN
claimed:
We'll. then. begorra, il YOU can give
me Il course in poiler I'm you're man.
There was Il hearty laugh by Mr
Murphy and explanations by the other
in the course of which he iutimateG
that hc had been UP against some
sharks ana wanted to square himself.
The coming Of so many lecturers TO
Carhondn!c brings 10 mind a humorous
happening in connection with Edgar
Abbott. the Shakespealean scholur,Who
has delighted Carbonda,r audiences.
on the occasion of Mr. .,bhots last
appearance in Carbondalc the one who
had bccn chosen to introduce him was
taken with Il sudden Illness that pre-
vented him from llliing that Office
There was not sufficient time to engage
Il substitute and the young men i'll
charge of the lecture course We're
thrown on their own resources. \ coin
was Topped to see who would perform
what then amounted to Il task. The
luclly--or unuckN--inan was The one
whom the majority wished would offer
To. Under ordinary circumstances he
could face such Il thing and emerge
from 1t with lying ColorS but somehow
he got just enough oi stage fright to
shutter his pOge.
There was Il delay in starting the
lecture and This, OF course, did not
help the young chairmans cause. he
came on the stage and after the GUS
,omary apology for his appearance in
the capacity into which he had been
pushed against his wishes, he said with
wpparent uncOncem and with the air
Of one who knew what he was saying;
, Ladies and Gentlemen: Ii now gives
Inc great pleasure to introduce To you
The speaker of the evening, Mr. Ham
let who will certainly interest and do
light you in his talk on the merits of
Edgar Abbott"
The speaker bowed gracefully, con-
scious that he made the best of it,
but before he had resumed his seat the
upronrious laughter of the audience
made him think something had gone
wrong. he was convinced when A[r.
Abbott, after the laughter subsidized,
smilingly said:
"Well, I have been introduced many
a time, but | must admit that this was
certainly the most original introduction
| have ever received
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
TWO OPERATIONS WITHOUT RELIEF

n troubled with female weakness for eight years. and
suffered than tell" writes Mrs Gust Moser of
Ovando, Deerlodge County, Mont MY disposition was
affected to such an extent that to say pleasant word to
anyone almost impossibility had operations
performed by of tic skilled surgeons of the West
but did not get relief Then, against my doctors strict
ORDERS commenced taking DR. erces Favorite Prescrip-
ton and Golden Medical Discovery and also followed the
advice given i'll the Common Sense Medical Adviser
continued this treatment for three months, and to-day
healthy and we'll u be. I cannot thank
DR. Pierce enough for his kind letters me-"
Such testimony cannot be read without the
thought, "How much suffering might have been
saved had Dr. PierCe'S Eavortc Prescription been
tried first instead OF last" But would the timely
use Of "Favorte Prescription have effected cure?
That question is best answered by the testimonial
which follows. Here is case in which the woman
was "a perfect physical a7rch:" and "suHved most
srox1afing bain.' The attending physician ad-
vised operation. But the husband dreaded the
knife and prevailed on his wife to try "Favorite
Prescription" The result was the usual one--a
perfect and permanent cure.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
TUNKHANNOCK.
.i.I 10 tlln Scrnnton Trihnnc.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Tmkhamork, Nov. II, Mis-. Ursula ; ,"rt, ii
Springvillc, is stopping with rcLltvc> N ,own
this week
Boru--ro Mr.. md Ms. Jud,on Baumor!uo, a
daughter
Hamilton Robinson, of Mchropauy, is cn,
ployrd in the J, +, Virgins barber shop IN
rogL street.
Albert Noumop. who has recently Iciuncd
nom the kluudikc region. Ia, q line collection
OF trophies gathered hy him in The gold fields
Of Alaha, besides gold aust and mggc', in
every form aud shape there is It section Of the
tl-k OF u mammoth which WAS dug M about
THU tyivc feet below the slnllrc 1t Is ahoat 4
foot in length and nom sis 10 sc.pn inches in
diameter. lie also has the tooth oi one of these
cStnct monsters. They arc exhibited in she
show window oi Gaodricu's icwcly >,or, ,u,l
excite mlsh interest.
\ man named Peterson, living in huub
Branch, had a team or huiS2N Whi"n he hn'd
ON lease from two different mon. He sold ~"
horse, to schuyler Mmlull, OF Mcho"pllN, ard
Wandall disposed ut them Iu Col y, " Nc.
koWn. at lnnkIanuuch, ~, ,oIymg another lorc
and some money in exchange, Peterson Is IN
jail here on criminal clngc of lnglny ~
hailuc and t"o lcpleyn Suil, and a crlihWll
case Tor ialse pIrtense have also grown cl' q
these complications, Colonel Mckown has lost
the team he got from Wlrdal. by Npl.ya,
aud Wandlll is not 10 hc .u9nd, % the colon'ls
hursr either
The hearing in The J.mrs D. G.lmp lube,s
corpus procccdings was ~ before the court
on Thursday morning, Gallup, it will he re-
mcmhcrcd, is conhnci in iall here tor contempt
in refusing 10 obey an order oi the court "t
quutcr session, directing him TO glI" bonds
to support his family .Atrr the l"miuS '.e
court of common pleas Nrlned 10 Icieyc t'a
nom the Consequences Of his get, and he was
.l.l = tl,n An
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Margaret Peters. relict of the
late Nicholas Peters, died Wednesday
night ut her home on the corner of
Wayne and Harlem avenues She had
been ailnS for some time, having suf-
fered from n complication of troubles.
Mrs. Peters was born in Germany six
tN-sl% years ago ana removed to this
city when young. since residing here.
She was II woman well thought of, and
leaves Il wide legion Of mourners De-
ceased is survived by one. Henry W.
Peters, the well known railroader. and
the following daughters: Mrs. William
%eiGcl. Mrs. Alex Messenger, Mrs. I.ulia
NanIermark. Mrs. y. A, Rivonburg,
Mrs. +. \. Thompson and Miss Annie
Peters, The funeral announcement will
BE- made later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
NURSING MOTHERS

a mother'spoor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursing
baby,
Mother, find SCOTS Emul-
sion a nouriS h ing and
Strengthening food, II the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make it
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take SCOTS
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
tat, Weak babies get strong,
Wei 'eri YOU 4 l'nleto. try, e. you Gte,
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. 400 Pearl street. New York,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
MI. Hawks Lecture.

The PottstoWn News says of y. W.
Hawks. who will deliver his lecture,
Sunshine and Shadow" at the Grand,
Monday night
"A. w. Hawks. the laughing philoso-
pllcr.' lectured last evening in the opera
house, under the auspices Of the High
School Alumni association, ON sun
shine ard Shadow. His quaint. apt
sayings ana the whimsical and dry
manner in which he told his jokes kept
his audience in the best of humor. The
audience was moved TO tears at one
moment by the touching pathos of some
story which he would tell. only to be
cpnNulscd With laughter the next mo-
meNt by Il joke told in his inimitabe
witty manner"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AvERTED.
Driver w. Briggs, of the Mitchell
Hose Company, by His Goodness
Avoids a Probably Fatal Accident

on MAIN StIeet--A HoOdOO Spot.
What might have been Il serious ac-
cident was prevented yesterday even
ing by the coolncsS of William Briggs
driver for the Mitchell Hose company.
The team was speeding down Main
street in response to the fire alarm and
We're on the left SIDE Of the street
Owen kearns. driver OF u dirt wagon.
was leisurely driving up Main street on
the same side. At the store of f.. i.
Burke he eSped the hose cart coming
but had moi the necessary time to drive
across the road He was thoroughly
frightened at the expectation of IL
Smashup ana failed to turn his horse
toward the sidewalk. but awaited re-
suits. lie had but n short time to wait.
but Driver Briggs had noted i\carns
position ana succeeded in SWerNing his
team to one side. hugging the street
car tracks, but the rear wheels OF tn"
hose wagon, on account of the sudden
SWerVe. struck the rear portion of the
other wagon, causing it To balance on
two wheels for an instant until it right
ed itself. \ llrg" crowd on the street
turned their heads in dread of the i'm
pending accident, ana ON Il second look
they found the accident avoided. rh"
Mitchell company has always made it
a practice in response to alarms from
the section OF the city below their hose
house to como down on the left hand
side Of the street, giving the Columbia
company the right hand side. Had
they not always followed this practice
collisions With The Collnbias while the
latter were coming lrom their house to
the street would be common. The spot
where yesterdays collision occurred is
exactly tho same place that Abe Sahm,
driver of the Columbia Hos" company.
was injured, and where, at another
time, the team of the latter company
ran into an open ditch. 1t is proving
q hNOlOO SnNliun tOr tnn tirnmen.
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Huntley- Harris Stock Company.

The iluntley-Harris Stock company
will open three nights engagement at
the opera house on Thursday. Novem-
Der u, in ".in Innocent Sinner" a
scenic production well and favorabiy
known here by their splendid produce
ton last season. This company will
give four performances during their
stay in Carbondalc. changing the bill
ri each performance. with an extra
vaudeville attraction between the acts.
A., the different performances some Of
the largest scenic productions will be
presented. including For Liberty and
Love" "knobs o Tennessee and THE
Fatal Card"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-15

We're dangerous for pedestrians, and
many We're the sudden falls people re-
ceivcd. In an hours time over fifteen
people We're seen to take inglorious
"tosses" on the sidewalk over Sixth
avenuc bridge On Belmont street the
walks were unit FOR traffic and one aC-
cdcnt Is reported from there. the wife
of Alderman Dclcvan breaking her arm
while walking on the stone walk. She
was taken to her home and u doctor
Immediately called. who reduced the
fracture. Tho practice is Il bad one,
cndangcring as it does so many people,
ana n stop should be put To 1t by the
city police.