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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24
"A CRY FOR HELP
Result of Prompt Reply. Two
Letters from Mrs. Watson, Pub.
lished by Special Permission
For Women's Eyes Only.
March Is, 1899.
To MRS. PINKHAM, LYNN, MASS:

To MRS PINKHAM LYNN, MASS:
DEAR MADAM: - I suffering from inflammation of the
and womb and have been for eighteen months have
pain in my back and sde freq
pain when lying down. sitting in easy chair When
stand with pain my side back l be
my troubles caused by work and lifting years
ago.
is a m sometimes feel like
become careless
bed have had several
did but little good.
"Lyda Pnkhams Vegetable Compound has been recommended
by friend, and 1 have made up my mind to give
trial
with hope of hearing from you regard
my case"- Mrs S. J. WATSON, Hampton, Va.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24

Reports of the wanton destruction of
walrus in Alaskan waters have reached
the treasury department at Washing
ton
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24

II YOU want good digestion 10 wait upon your
appetite" you should always chew bar OF
Adams Pepsin Tutti Fruit.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUlNINE TABLETS. All
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure
L. w. Groves signature is on the box. 25c.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24

The president has nominated Frank.
lin Moss OF Alaska to be Registered the
land office at st. Micbaels, Alaska.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24

The eight-hour movement is in force
in about 200 cities in America.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24

H ISS FRANCES M. ANDERSON,
Al Corresponding Secretary of the
I'LL Higher Educational League,
H writes from the"Astoria, Wash
. y = notion n tho fnlIouipo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08


dnbere au Blot on Der Subtitle
5rdnfrei9s. Der lebtsre, pel9en un>
iere 8ilbsr buriteasn, befinbst ii9 in
einem Nebenrdurre Der BdbnbofszR ez
itauration gu Blot. gr lit i6on bon
duBen burd einen 81 Weter bpben
Draft fenntli9, Der aug brsi Sbeilen
auiammen9eiebt 1T unb bur9 itarte
Seile unb SroNen in ientre9ter
Steauns feftsebalten pirb. Dieter
Waft bent bd3u, bic bon Der coriI9sn
Station antpmmsnbsn elsttriI6en
Wellen aufaufansen, gu tpel9em3 nsde
an feiner Spite elm beionberer 4ppas
rat ansebra9t 1T. Dom Maite aus
tperben bic WeIen mad ben i'm 4rs
beits5immer aufssitelltsn Snftrumens
ten iibertragsn. Wir iebsn in bieIem
&aume bic eisentli6.n Gmpfangss
appuruts, bic iid in siuei eifernsn aGs
fen auf benz Slide lints befinben nes
ben benz bstdnnten Selegrapbenappas
rat BON Morfe, Der bic smpfansene
Depei9e nieberfdreibt, 70 bab fie BON
benz ii9 ubrolenbenp apisrftrsifen abs
gel.fen iperben fam. 4uf ben anbes
rem Sif6en feben mir 2ebbsnsr Slas
f4en. glemente. accumulutoren, Suns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
Sranentnrarn.

Sober 2lrat ptrb ben Srauen bic
BerIideruns gsbsH. hab lie, iobulb bic
srfte Sussnb entidpunbeH 1T. unmogs
lid Elm poblsefaGises 4euBere baben
tOnnen, tusnn fe bic einfaditsn Re9eln
Der Spsiene unbea9tet laHen. Wer'
nunftsemdbe pflese oes aOrpers uno
bic au~sbilbuns Der pbpiti9en &rdtts
berm0gen in Der SbatW gu tptrs
fen. S6on innerbalb elmer furoen
3eit fam cine 8eFerung in benz auss
feben zines tpsibli6en Weiens bemertt
nerben, bas mad taum beeonnenen
90rperiibunsen aus feiner trantbafs
ten @leidsiltisteit Su erpa6en faeint.
Die 8etpegungen tperben lebbufter, bic
4ugsn bstommen mebr Slang, bas
@eIi9t cine frii6ere 5arbe. Rad iues
nisen @o9en 1T aus benz blei4iiids
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
il 3

NGdt benz Ruberiport lit es bas
intersfante 8Orbbalipiel, bas iid CUR
3sit Der srObtsn 8elisbtbsit srfreut
unb Iogdr bas 2apn Sennis in ben
S%intsrgrung sebrdnst bat. r8astet=
ban" 1T benz SuBbaaIpisl Der MGnner
Gbnli6. Bon ben apei ipielsnben
parteien fu9t isbe ben Ban in einen
5iemli4 bod angebrudten &orb bins
straightforward. Die partei, Der oies
trpB aler 9emiibunsen Der @esenpar>
tel, ben BAL gu erpbern, sslinet, bat
natiirli6 seipOnnen. aiia isns Srau>
en-, bic ibre Stubisniabrs binter fit
bdben, finbsn in ben in isber srObsren
Stabt DOrbanbenen Snitituten fir
rpbpiieul Culture" ales, mas lie
brau4en, Inn bliibsnbe 9eiunbbeit 3u
erlansen ober fid biss toitbare @ut
gu er6alten. SelbfItGnbiee RGb6sn,
bic einem uufreibenben 9eruf pblies
gen, bon seieGf9aftIidsn StrapaSen
angegriffene Oamen Der groben Welt,
ainftlerinnen uub anbere 5rausn, an
beren Nsrpsn has 2eben bobe anfors
bsrnngen ffslt. nebmen lire 3uflu9t
gu bieien 4nitalten, bic lie mad mebrs
pO9igem aurfus beriiinst unb nit
neuen &rGften ausseItattet tpieber Der,
laRen. Weift finb bic Damsn 70 ents
aiidt bon benz grfOls Der sbmnaTti.
ffen Sur, baB lie Tid als itGnbises
Mitslisb elmer n3IaFe" bon qltersges
nofiinnen einidreiben Iafen unb fait
tdglt4 turae 3sit bic aOrper unb 9eiit
erfrii4enben llsbunsen nit Santeln,
am Red unb an ben Rinsen pornebs
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08

mas = ba 3ebner Ia f4b' s'idmiert,
unb OH bleibft nit Der qb itsben -
10 cine StOpslerei!" Sin aIIsemeines
@eld4ter folate bisruuf un6 Suber rief
nit iGaosnfrober 8etonung: nWarie.
brinsen's mir 9leid einen rufiiten
Gapiar unb stpei Gldifsn pommerp
= auf Re9nun9 unb @efabr bes
Germ Sti6lsr!" Die pom S6lags GEE
riibrt, iant Sti9ler auf feinen Stu9l
= er mar beiiegt. Dime Elm Wort oes
&bT8iebs gins er tuiitbenb BON bans
men; am anoeren Sage be5ublte er pie
i6m 5ugeI9idte Rednuns nit etli@en
Ie95ig Wart; er rd9te ii9 aber an ben
Sreunben bitter - bon nun an fam er
iibsrbaupt ni9t mebr, fpenn ssipielt
tpurbs. Ser &iebib fudte ii9 einsn
aRoeren 8riiteplab aus!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
.lLLIILLLLLLLLILIII]u ILL


tigsn 9sI60pf, bas ni9t ben serinss
fen anfpru9 barauf bate, biibi4 ses
nannt gu iperben, cine tleine SdDns
belt nit trdftisersn Sormsn, srdSiOs
fem Sang, roiisem Seint unb inters
efantem Wefen gstporben, unseadtst
besllmitanbes, bab fie tpsber cine sries
diids Raie, nod einen ROIentnOipens
numb Ober fpnitise benz S9Onbsitss
IDEAL entipredenbs 3iise auf3upsifen
bat.
@o6l in teinem anbsrn 2dnbs Der
grbe pirb bic @abrbeit bes 4uss
fpru4s ~pbpiii4e Strait beOeutet 9ss
iunbbett, unb ssiunb iein beibt i4On
iein" mebr bebersigt unb bur4 beutlis
deere 9eiipiele bepieIen ols in ben
9sreinistsn Staatsn. Gs liest ni9ts
Wei9li9es, 8eradrteltes in bisfen
MGb9en unb Srauen; tpenn es qmas
Sonen iinb. 10 bod Obne bic peniser
angenebmen gieeni6aften ienes
nitreitbaren" SrausnpOlts, bon benz
uns bic betunnts Sage bss 4ltertbums
er3Gblt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
@aKriport.

pie grfinbuns bes 5abrrabes uni
beRsn itete @erbeFeruns unb i9lieB'
li4e ausgeitaltuns gu unfersm beuti.
gen mobernen Nieberrabe bat I6on ID
manden 9riibler buSu peranlubt, BIZ
10 etnfd6e unb bod 10 finnrei9e Me.
6anit aud auf anbsren 9ebieten aus.
aunuben. 60 BADEN mir cine Der bes
G%abrrabes Gbnlite Contribution s.9.
tdon BEL Glusmaidinen in antpen.
bung fommen ieben, unb aud biz
8uHerfubrrGber, ipelde mir auf I'M,
ierer SIuitration erbliden, finb aui
oemielben PrinSip Der 8rufterSeugune
aufgebaut. 9iefe WaFsrfabrrdbsr
beiteben aus 5tpst bOblen GiIencpIins
bern, bic an ben @nben auseipibt limb
uno cine fleine platform trasen, aui
Der iid Der Sabrer ober fOnitise Sns
iaRen befinbsn. Ser Subrer = mel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
Geographic obme Draft.

Seit Der embedding Der Sslesras
phie obiie DRAFT bur9 MurconiH buben
in fait alien grOBsren Staten unauss
esiebte 8erfu9 mit benz neuen Spitem
itatteefunben. bic sablrei9e 8srbeIez
rungen unbReuerunsen SurSolgs bats
ten. Sieie 8erIuae iinb iebOa nod
lart9e nidt als absef9GoNeu aa be-
tra4ten, uHb erit Dor Sturgeon 6at bic
9efeafdaft rSbs MareOni Suternds
tional Warine Communication" biez
lslben in srobartisItem Wabitabe
fortgeiebt, inbem iie eine Gpmmunieas
tion bur9 S~elesrapbie pbne DRAFT
3pif4en Srdntreid unb Gpriita ber>
auiteaen unternabm. Die Gntferz
nung, bic bierbei in Betra9t tommt,
bstrdgt 175 9ilometer (cd. los ensl.
Weilen). Sc tpurbtn fir bic @ers
iu6sapede 5pei poiten etnseri9tet:
Der cine befinbst fi9 gu GalDi, benz
nOrOpsitIiditsn Puntte Goriitas, Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
Snneres Der Station.

feninOuttoren II. (. IN. 0ur6 bds
Hieberbriiden eines gontdftes fperben
nit Silfe elmer beIonberen 8prrids
tung, bes Jog. Sscilators, eIettrifde
Wellen (9erb'i9e WelIen) erSeugt, bic
bon Mafte aus in ben Raum aus
Itrablen unb Iobulo ie ben correIponz
otrenben Wait in Gorfita t~reffen, BON
Dem an Der Spite besIeIbsn anees
brdaten auffdnsapparat aufgefangen
unb uuf cine gn5dbl peiterer appas
rate iibertra9en perbsn, bic gu ibrer
@eritGrtuns II. I. IN. Oienen, Sis lie
suleBt i'm Worie : appardt In ssorm
zines niebergefdriebenen SeIe9ramms
fi9tbar ipsrben. Die in Blot anees
ftelten @erTu4e BADEN sldnSenbe He.
fultate ergeben. uno mar 1T aeaens
pdrtis bamit 6eI6Gftigt, gu perfuGen,
pb iid bur9 ben sinen Mait nit feinen
8orri6tunsen sleidSeitis 5tpei Selez
gramme beforbern luHsn, Gbnli6e fpie
bel Der setp0bnliden Sslssrapbie auf
einem Drabt slsid5eitis mebrers De-
pei4en abseidnbt perbsn 1nsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
80 afferfdb

Du TT I.
items iinb es 5pei - iibt auf einem
Sattsl, bon benz aus sr psbale in Be-
iussuns fsbt, bic psrmittelft elmer
3etteniibertrdguns Elm sroBes S6aus
fstrab treiben, burd befen llmbrebun.
gen bas WaHerfabrrab fp~rtbepest
nirb. Gs lit. felbitpsritGnblid, baB
nit bisien 8sbitslu feline sroBe Jabrs
sei9pinbieteit su ersisIsn 1T, oenu
Der Su iibsrpinbenbs Reibunsspioer4
itanb lit enotm i'm 8srelsid gu BEN,
nit BEN Der 2~anbrdbler 5u re6nen
bat. glber trobOem lit es elm GROCER
RsiS, an lhonen Sommeraben6en
langIam iibsr bic fti1e @aFerfIGhs
zines mulerif4 eeleeenen Strpmes
ober SEES babinausleiten, o6ne be-
fiir9ten gu miifen, einmdl elm fibles
Bah gu nebmsn, bennI fi9sr iinb bieIe
Waferfabrrdber. quberbem lit es
aud fir ben llneingetpeibten leidt,
nit Oieiem @sbitel gu fabren, benn bic
Steuerun9 lit GuBerit sinfa6 unb
lei6t gu b%anbbaben, unb bic Sortbes
pesung bes SdbrSeuses if ni6fs peiz
ter als cine me4anif9e 9bdtistsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
RprbbuTIfptel.

Den beiben leBten OsSsnnisn 1T bic
bolle Gntfultuns bieIsr S6Dnbeit gu
banten. Die @meritanerinnen bon
1901 finb srOber, ebsnmGBiger ssbaut
uno geIiinoer, ais es ibre 9roBmiitter
paren, bic in ibren Rrinolinen unb
S6utenbiiten, Iobalb Der SerbItpinb
iiber bic Stoppeln tpebte, fi9 taum
nod tn's 5reie ipugten, ionbern frDe
ftelnb unb iibeleelaunt It9 in i6pels
lenbe politer fdmiesten. Spirit mar
ben llrId9en bieIer erfreuli9enDan
lung in Der pbpfii9en unb pIp4iI9en
8eI9affenbeit Der Srauen nad, 10
ipirb man faft obne ausnabme bic
Wdbrnebmung MAIDEN, baB turneriz
f6e ~llebunsen alsr Grt, btsQlusiibuns
Der perf9iebenften Sports, bsnen fit
Sntel Sums S09ter nit Cuff unb
2iebe, iebod pbne lIebsrtreibuns bins
seben, BON 10 bOr5iisli9er, beillamer
Wirtuns auf 2sib unb Ssels bes Dei.
bes finb.
Sn tetner nit elmer lnipsrTitGt in
8%erbinbung ftsbenben 9ilounesanz
italt fir Damien, in feinem MGbdenz
penIionat Der @srsinigten Staaten
feblen beute bic Ginri1tuneen su afs
lerlei Sports, 2eibesibunsen uub
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08

fton bat serabeSu 8sribmtbeit erz
lanst. SIR bic ausiibuns bes Rub.rs
ipprts bietet Der Wabanfss, Der fi6
unmittelbar por Der Sbiir Der Qebrs
anitdlt ausoebnt, CUTE @eleaenbeit.
lin ben 86rper fir RuOerpettfa6rtsr
an giniiber gu ftdblen, iinb beIonb.te
Qpparate cpnitruirt porben, bic iih
shr Gntpidellne Der sanssn Muscus
futur DorSiisli9 eisnen. SSebe einselne
Muientodter nimmt es nit benz Sraiz
niren febr ernit. Inn i6re QeiFtunaen
berdrt gu berpolipmmnun, bab lie
boffen bari. aud einmal einsn Pldb
I'M @bampionbopt 81 erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
@eoanfenfpIitter

Dsnn Mapder msbr ieiner Ielbit
btpubt mare. piirOe sr oft ni9t
ie~lbitbefpuBt iein.
Die msnI9lideS prahe bent bd3u:
eritsns, um ben 9ebanten gusorud
gu berleiben; awsiteus, UNI bic 9ss
banten gu berbersen, unb brittens.
nm bas Ssblen Der 9eOanten gu psrs
bergen.
Sir afpsi acknowledgment in
bisisr Welt finb unspeifslbaft bic
Didtsr unb Observation-Disclosures pers
dnttportli6 gu MAIDEN. @ritens iiir
ben faliden 9ssriff. ben fid bic mel.
fen Wenf9en bon Der 2iebs MAIDEN,
urb bann fir ben aussmsin perbreites
ten abersluuben, baB Der IRA" Elm
Wonnemonat iein miiBte!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08

= 9enau. Fiber. 2isbfte." fdat
bi. Srau 8aronin our Srau Rdtbin,
.tparum laIen sic benn Sbrem Wann
ME Riibreisr BON Der a09in 5ubereis
ten, tpenn er is 10 gerne ibt9" REIN"
entgeenet bic Srdu RGtbin snsrgif6,
,aIe aubsrsn 3ubsreitungen bon @iern
lam sr babsn; ober Riibreier ni6t!...
9entsn Sic nur, bic tdun man ia ni9t
einmal nahsdblen, pern lie bon Der
Slide bereintpmmen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08

= Aus Der S9uGe. 2ebrer:
pWelde Sbiers MAIDEN cine sroBs Der.
tpanoIuna bur9?" Srib: Die MGs
DEN" 2ebrer: ~Re6t 70, aud bic
Wiiden sebOren bu5u. Run iags uas
cu6 inpiefsrn9" Strip: .Bsil man
bdrans einsn Glepbantsn MAIDEN
lam"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08

SpieIen i'm 5reien. Den S%tubentins
men unb ben 3osIinsen Der Gr5ies
bungs : SnItitute pirb 9~eleaenbeit
gebpten, Ii9 gu Meiterinnen i'm Rus
bern, 6e6ten uub S9nimmen aussus
biIben. Die tets aus ben aGt gepanb,
tsitenRuoerinnen beitebenbe .8opinos
erelp" oes @eIesleb : College in 9os
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-08
aud cine Oratetblums.

r8drum ldTsn sic ii9 benin Bel
i.ber MaB einen neuen arus sebsn2"
rWeil i'd an ben ariisen ubSdbIsn
min, OBJ mid mel alte nod lie6 Sat
o6er nett. =. SEPT seben g Sbudt:
.Sie liebt mid" = ~pon Seraen"
init S6mersen" = rbie piert' WaB
iagt grab nein %psnis"!"
nRun fOIten Sic aber a%ufboren.
ipnit tommt .sar ni6t" beraus!"
rS9ub't mir! 9a9a trint ih nod
5tuei Wab. bann lisbt Iie mid pisoer
bon S%er5en"!"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31
dance. 1000. Score:


sBeckley out: hit by batted ball. ''Bat-
ted for Ryan in the ninth. 'F%Batted for
Powell in the ninth.
Cincinnati .....~-...1 Q mecca u
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31
AT SEA.
Cup Challenger Has an Interesting
Trial Lasting Four Hours.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3O.-The Shamrock
had a most interesting trial spin for four
hours to-day in a light breeze from the
southeast. After making a couple of tacks
to fetch out the rough Gedney channel she
stood out to sea on the starboard tack un-
der mainsail, club topsail, jib staysail and
baby Jib topsail. Passing Sandy Hook
lightship close aboard, the yacht stood off
shore six miles. Sir Thomas Upton and
George l.. Watson, with Commodore Hill
yard, were then transferred TO the Erin.
The Shamrock, after making a short tack,
kept off at lilo for home. The Spinnaker
boom was dropped to port, and at 1888 the
sail was hoisted and set in one minute.
Those following the yacht had just time 10
get a good look at the sail, which, it was
said. was the handsomest piece of linen
even seen on a cup challenger, when il was
quickly lowered, and at 1:so a balloon fore
sail was substituted for the working one.
With the wind over the port quarter the
Shamrock for the next hour travelled nine
knots easily without making more than a
ripple on the water. Coming In through
Gedney channel at 2:45 the wind increased,
and with a magnificent burst OF speed the
yacht travelled from there to the point off
the Hook at q tw~elve-knot clip. There she
luffed and took in all her sails except the
jib. Then she sailed to her mooring and
made fast for the day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31
2:2o Pace: purse. 81.
Against time TO beat the worlds trotting
record of 2:02A:

Cresceus, CHI. H.. by Robert McGregor.
dam Mabel. by Mambrino Howard (ketch-
anytime by quarters: First, By; sec
ond. :3OA; third. :S2I4; fourth. :3Ola. To-
tai time-:311k, 1:02A, 1884,, 2:05.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31
BUILDING PLANT
AND IMMENSE DOCKS TO BE ERECT
ED ON HACKENsACK MEADOWS.
Anglo-American Steel Deal That Also
May Result in moth Armor-
Plate Making Works.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The Mail and Elk
press to-day says: The filing of a mort
gage for $7,500,OOO by the Bethlehem Steel
Company with the register Of Hudson
county, New Jersey. stating that securities
deposited hereunder included 5,555 acres Of
land on Hackensack Meadows, brought to
light a very important feature of the big
Anglo-American steel deal which is now in
process Of formation. 1t furnishes for the
first time n correct clew to the capitalists
who are TO develop the meadows, on an
enormous scale, by the establishment OF
a shiDbuilding plant, immense docks and
possibly a belt line railroad, which will
conveniently connect with all the trunk
lines now entering Jercey City and Hobo
ken.
"In searching for further particulars
about the project for utilizing the meadows
some new points in regard to the Bethle-
hem-vickers-Maxim deal were obtained. In
spite Of denials it was officially stated to-
day that the combination will go through
and the details of the big new company
have already been agreed upon. 1t can
also be authoritively announced that 1t is
the intention of the combination to build
another large steel plant in this country
in addition to the Bethlehem plant to be
used chiefly for the manufacture OF armor
plate for warships,. which will be the spe-
cialty of the new company.
Where the new plant Will be located 1t
is impossible to state at this time, but
it will, presumably, be somewhere within
easy reach of the mining regions. In adj
dition TO this armor plant, possibly In
Pennsylvania, 1t is understood that a great
~shipbuildipg plant Will be located in the
Hackensack Meadows.
"As To why the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany should have bought up so much land
in this vicinity, it was explained to-day by
one who is familiar with the steel deal
that j. Pierpont Morgan is the prime factor
in the scheme and it was convenient TO
place the ownership Of the land in such
hands. The railroads in which Mr.. Nor
gan is interested, including the Reading.
Jersey Central and Erie, Will at no distant
date want a large amount of terminal prop
erty not too far away from Jersey Cit and
the Hackensack land Will meet their re-
quirement perfectly. 1t is learned to-day
on the best authority that the Hackensack
land embraced under the Bethlehem Steel
Company's mortgage include the Pike
"A local banker said to-day that he un-
derstood that the Pike estate property
was bought by a Philadelphia syndicate re-
Gently with "A view to turning ii over 10
other parties, and he thought that there
was no doubt that the Bethlehem Steel
Company is now in control of this land,
which has upward Of ten miles of water
front. Some of those interested in the
Philadelphia syndicate are understood TO
have been persons friendly TO Drexel &
CO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31
NEW YORK POLICE CASES.
Charges Against HerIihy to he Resub-
mitted to the Grand Jury.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The indictment
against Police Captain Herlihy. charging
him with neglect of duty, in that he failed
TO close disorderly houses in his precinct.
was dismissed by Recorder Golf to-day, in
q decision on a demurrer TO the indictment
entered by Herlihy. The dismissal was
granted with the understanding that the
case be resubmitted to the grand jury. The
demurrer raised the point that there were
ITO specifications in the indictment. enumor-
ating that many disOrderly houses. and
that If the case went TO trial each one
would have 10 be proven. This is the point
upheld by the recorder.
After the Herlihy case was disposed OF
Captain Thomas j. Diamond was called
before the recorder and pleaded not guilty
to the indictment charging him with neg
lect of duty. a demurrer 10 the indict-
ment was disallowed and permission TO in
spect the minutes of the grand jury was
granted. A motion for a change Of venue
in this case comes up in the Supreme Court
next Monday.
Sergeant Shiels, Wardmen Glennman
and Dyer were then arraigned and pleaded
neglect Of duty. They entered a demurrer.
which was d~isallOWed. 4 request for time
in which 10 prepare briefs also was denied.
and the case went 10 the calendar for trial.
The date was not fixed.
Police Edward O'Neill. who yesterday de-
fed Deputy COMMISSIONS Devery. who. ne
said. had transferred him five times be-
cause he would not stand for "A shake
down" was questioned to-day by Commits
sioner Murphy as TO the identity Of the
Official of the department who had de-
manded money to have him sent back TO
his old precinct. O'Neill refused TO say.
but said il was before Colonel Murphy was
head OF the department.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31
MUNCIE RACES DROWNED
RAIN CUT INTO THE FAIR YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.
indianapolis Horses Did Well in the
Contests That Went OT-Raccs
Mt Other Places.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. SO.-Rain stopped the
Muncie fair this afternoon with two of the
four races not completed, and the Others
were called off. In the 2:15 pace, purse $500,
the second heat went in a binding rain in
2:1S. The first heat was in 2:14 fiat, but the
time given was PISA. In Line, the War
rem horse, was driven in a surprising man
ner by James Hazelton, of Muncie. He
was a 4-to-1 shot, and had a world of speed
left after each heat. Hal Foster, the In
dianapolis horse, was favorite. and was
second each heat. Billy Mack, another ia
vorite, was third, and Chestnut Boy fourth
each heat.
In the 2:21 trot, purse $500, another 4-to-1
horse, Allen Lewis, b. g., by Count Lewis,
owned in Indianapolis, won a close heat,
with the favorite, Packrose, second, Jack
Sidney third and BraZza fourth, in 2:23A.
Topsy S. was distanced. The money went
with the heat. The 2:30 pace and half-mile
run were Cancelled.
1t was the most successful meeting in the
history of the association. The fiftieth
meeting will be a silver anniversary cele-
bration next year, and may go from Mon
day morning till Saturday night, with $500
purses daily.