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BANEH on Fnisy. July H. M his resiasnc.
IL west g?I ~ Garwood Baker
Flacra scTiccs St u Wesi cd At. on sunday
eNeGinr July - A clock Fneads are
respectfully invited 10 httead without further
BoIct in'rruTal artvstc
BATTLE. -CLAnss Edgar sUidenly. on ThnndAy.
JIy ~. al Ions beach hota Long beach.
l. J. IN the Ss,h year Of his age
Fuueral SUNDAY, July % AZ ? n. from 20
wcS 7slh 81 Nos ,ors ciy Please omit
tOson
GoULkkD -SsddenIy At Jersey CITY oa July
l.. ilo!. TaolnAs GouiArd, aged 90 ytan.
Relatives aud irsnds ere invited to aitcad the
funeral services az sunday. JglJ % aisP. n
a; his late u.lieaos. -, Grove a Iatermeat
Al convenience OF ;hc l.may
PRoTOIs A. the residence Of Nj Thomas X
Borss. sSaHiord aN.. Fushlss. L. Z. on rrday
!uiy Is. isos. EEsir \ Pro,o.s In his I'D year.
Funeral from 81 NcaA-s Churrh. flushing
III SUNDAY. Jg.y ~. I,oc n3P n. Ensi,sA
fr-res AMI ApslrsiiaE papers p1ssse copy.
sHoRI sgGI0n,y 81 FRIDAY. JvN a. vlnian
n snort srd 20 years beloved hsshssd Of
Helen Shoft
RslsIvrs ana frsads OF the family are resrse,.
fuuy invited 10 attend the funeral from hs
late rrsid-ace. :s2 isno, Az. on Monday. July
-. = " iaisr'nraI pnvaw.
WILLIAMS sudden5 at oranre y >. 90 rssr,.
dAy. July a. Isc wluam n wInisms. In the
est year OF his age
FUneral from his n,s residence. orange os
SUNDAY. July - 81 . o'ctoek Carriages wll
be IN waiting 81 ths orange station up,a the
Arrival Of tae 3f N tfaih fton u. :lsy sns
Cans,opae' II f,r1es. LsokavsaAs Rail.
roal Merter, Of ths Nors i5isc aAN.
are respectfully invited IairrneaI private
CREMATION fox rngsa roSp
aw T..sri es a.. az s-sns.~ -,..ss N.
L. : Srs' 'ssilp1 O. T. 81 Hsassa w y
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Hobo Camp In q Lumber Yard.

Fifteen hoboes. who were arrested FRI
day night in raid on a lumher yard at
Seventh street and tho Fast River. were
lined up yesterday in the Essex Mar
ket police court The police Of the Union
Market station. who arrested them. said
tina, they had established n regular camp
in the luIntcr yard and lived on what they
could l.g and steal The Magistrate
comm!tted them Ia the workho,ls Tor
ten DAYS
The sun., 1902-07-20
FIRE DEPiRTMENT PROMOTIONS.
Dooiey and rssk Made Battalion thiefs
-thsnEes Ia nrookiln.

Fire Commissioner Sturgi- yesterday
made the following promo'i"Iz
To he battalion chief, Foreman John
J. Bool-y Of tngInc IJI and William e. I.ark
OF Eugin- 6
10 b. fofcmsn- Assistant For, ,nen ! Z.
spilanr ~ luuoa B. GcorC" lanpert Of
Engiur 49,, u ~. Ne, iymou' 90 Engine go
oui- illuCk u Iucinr To- md Cornelius
Cunningham q fagiuc 100
The m!Ai-r'ufrr transferred ns''Hlion
Chief John J Fee - BROOKLYN from IN,
Thirty--iNth w. the TwentN-thlrd districi
A number uf Brooklvu for-m.n were also
transferred tn" Commissioner s.id o..
thought be could incrc.i~" the efficiency uf
W" department IA BROOKLYN ty g,'tiug the
men out of the Old routine
The sun., 1902-07-20
Retail DooL.ciicrs Organize.

Al meeting held Friday evening at
Br-ntano's All organization called TIA"
Booksellers OF New YORK City was formed
Ils membership includes tas retail dealers
in DooAs IN this city Its purposs Is to
promote generally the interests 81 the
retail bOoktsliing trade The officers Of
the associatlCn are President. Simon
Brentano. President. =. D. Grant:
Secretary, T.. = Gorham: Treasurer. II.
4 Hullin
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CHECEMAfE ON Ton JOHNSON.
COZ Rr PtTStLStELANDtOt ven
at 0F ma SfNESS

% Iaat Grant Franchise ss Ds An, sf the
Othsr Ttars> t.seatisi 10 the rhree-
zen, Trolley naiiread scheme An
Action To Oust Al the Csunefimea.
GLsyxlASp. July 10 -Ptoceedings w-r,
t~rln to-day Go oust the uembsrs of the
City Council from officr and q temporary
injunction vas granted by Circuit judge
Caldwell testrainins the Council from
psrfornins any but immediately nscessaTy
duties IN the transaction % public business
and from granting franchises or special
privileges In the streets.
Tho suit was brought by Attorney General
j NJ Sheets against j. II. Mclain and the
other twenty-one members " tho City
Council Il 10 based on the r-ceat Supreme
Court decision declaring unconstitutional
the Federal plan under which Cleveland
has been Operating Judge " W Boynton
represents the Attorne v General In the
case and ho hled the petition aud secured
the In junction.
The petition says the members Of the
City Council are unla~fully holding ofiCe
and. as aiIeged ofhc.rs, are IN possession
anu control Of al streets and property
owned Oy the city
'DcieAiaLts recently assumed 20 grant
and have granted To natural gas com
pany a pei pstual franchise NJ th. streets
of the city. Ia which the public iLter-
ssts have received Little CCnslC. alton,
continues the Petition. and Defendants
have taken preliminary steps TO the " ant
ing of street railway franchises On eleven
different routes extending throughout tho
city. and also h.v, pending before them
an ORDINANCE IA which a telephone com
rsny nj present operating undcT franchise
that fixes the rates seeks to have thc giant
ing ordinance - changed tuat they may
Increase the Iaies IL II given cat that
existing raIiways are cont, my .aiihg APP
plying for extensions ana renewals u
their franchises
This action knocks out Mayor Johnson's
scheme for a three-cent-fare street rsiiway.
which was to have been Constructed 10y
John HO.fg.n oi New York
The sun., 1902-07-20
FLED 10 ms DEATH.
-, ca. a.lrar-Oid Hoy. Frightened ny italians.
Han Ia Front Of q Troiiry car.

Seven ycsr-old Edward H.ldebrand -
I?7 Morgan street, Inion Hill. y j, Was
watching Italians cleaning the reservoir
on the Pulls Frrry road yesterday when
tho laborers tol q h.m and his little friends
10 run away The children refuSs-l 20 80
nj first. ani several Of ~. Italians rHised
their picks snd shovel, and made foT them.
In has hurry to get away IiildDbraEd Ian
in front Of trolley car, which passed over
him. He was picked Up badly injured and
died three hour later ~ the North hudson
Hospital
The sun., 1902-07-20
Ne, House tnre In the Night.

A two-s,ory frame ho,.Se at whipple
street, Williamsburg, occupied hy Charles
Schwartz. a secondhand furniture dealer.
Wa sct on firr with krrosenc o'l yesterday
morning SchwsrJl. his wife and four
children were asleep a, the time Harry
CharLartz, a tcnsn, ~ Nhipplc stree, 4,
discovered the blazs al \ NJ lie called
for help aud policeman put It out, Ncither
schwartz NOT his family knew Of their
danger un,il the fire was out
The sun., 1902-07-20
Fsund Dro~n ned =, ,ndins Win Ills Ha, On

The bodies Gf fesko Hovance and Fedor
Adkima. who with andre Zarish. all 81
constable Hook, were drowned in New
York Bay on Thursday by the capsizing
"i rovhoat OF the foot of East Forty
seventh street, BayoBuc. were recovered
Yesterday Adzims's body vac standing
"r-rt his hat on his head and his feet sunk
10 the mud up to lis ankles
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An Interstate Nxkri ge Bureau.

wukEs-faEEE, Pa. July 10 30 many
young couples from this State 60 across
the New York State line 10 we'd. thus avoid
ing the marriage license fee. that the Penn
,y,yania ministers living close 10 the border
.c,.l th.v are done out of many wedding
f,.-. soTne ~ the clergymen arc talking
of combining 20 rent rooms IN Owego and
and acconpanying the couples therc to
marry them
The sun., 1902-07-20
.,ur, I'm pro,,er Cohen. case can't Agree.

The Jury IN the case Il Ralph Cohen,
the New York real c,tate broker who vas
tried in the Court of General Ssssions.
Jersey City. for conspiracy With Mrs. Jane
West 10 have her impersonato Mrs. Ellen
pinrolf,odt and dofraud the New Jersey
Title Guarantee aud Trust Company by
securing a mortgage loan of ts.s0o on
house and lot owned by Mrs Dingelsiedt. .
VA. discharg,.d yesterday by Judge Blsir
having failed 10 agree upon verdict. The
final hallot stood 10 to : for acquittal
The sun., 1902-07-20
6veeAM&A. : oNA9 SIS.
4 Vigilance committee In Ridss~ God.

Burglarios have been frequent in Ridge
wood. y J and a Vigilance committee
has h-en appointed The results have
hocn good, a party Of five thieves having
been captur~d on Friday nigA OF early
Saturday morning. among them q woman.
t. The surprs., II many. they prove To
have iasn servants 10 the people they
TObled The woman had entered a hotse
bv means u ladder reaching To a second =
story window A man who Was with her
had formerly been . butler
The sun., 1902-07-20
rHSEG CAUGHT N CITY NALL
N. Md ars,ssed . q Rsn u vv.n, Of
Emierant savings Dank.

Mn Rsts Aocktns had just Ief, the Emi-
ersnt Irdustriai saving Bank on Chambers
s,ress yesterday foronoon and ~S handing
. nve-doliAr hnl 10 her grandson on the
sidswalt whsn . young man snatchsd the
bill. and ran scross the City Hall Park With
. crowd ai his hesls lie ran through the
County Court House and up o. the second
Aoor Of the City Hall The clAn,or brought
the olcrkD IN prssidsrt CeLtors oftC- GU,
INTO The corridor and one Of then. named
burke. csuSht the thi~f Tho tye-ds liar
bill ~ss foul4d 90 hun. IL said his name
was William Simcns
The sun., 1902-07-20
fHO NEGRO B0iS mon NED.
we-e In swimming Attempt at Rescue
by Another Lad.

Two negro boys, Alfonso Deverne. 10
vear cld, and Edward Gardu.r. 10 years
I'd 10th Of whom lived at II? West i3ith
''Tee,. wern drowned yesterday afternoon,
"hile In bathing N the foot Of West i2Sth
,tr-et
Iso other boys were swimming With
lem One oi Them, william Davis. -
wears oid, Il IL? Ner, isuh street. made All
attempt 10 rescuc D.vcruc and his com
IaIIpn and Wa almost drowned himself
The sun., 1902-07-20
NJ Rlt Ed.

IRNOLp LEE On ssturcAy, July 10Th, 81 81
C,UI.ey Chutch. FLASHING. l. at O'Clock.
by OBJ, fs,toi the R-y. DT H~aTy NansI. o.,
s.,,s. by th' -, Nj teke.s OF Rayslas. Gas
81 .Gfs LAafAnor Lee daughter OF Nj ALd
Ne tlafsuc, McAiE. To Cauinrtoi 0indrAt
Afuol- Of IlISa.ng sOa Of tae late NJ Aad
Mu HctAld AE."d of Newport. Rhode
lNAng
The sun., 1902-07-20
,mpro, cm-n,. ia sne,r,,h ,.ra-, synagogue

Plais nave been filed with the Building
Bureau for Improvements costing $4,000,
To be made to the Shcarith Israel syna-
gogue at 10 and 100 Central Park West.
The changes Include the rccon-truction II
the chapel and school rooms at w Central
Park Nest into a dwelling for the pastor.
the Rev II Pcreira MeEdes.
The sun., 1902-07-20
OUTING of the Ahearuites.

The twelfth annual outing Of state SEN
ator John D. Ahearn's association will take
place tomorrow at Point View Island.
Colisgc Point. The steamboat Cygnus will
leave Pier ~, last Risor, al y " cipcs There
Tor cash pri1es.
The sun., 1902-07-20
Forsed and soid Homestead Claims.

fhsNkfogT, Ky, July ~. Claude Iozino.
he'd u the Uiitcd states Court here. con-
i"-e"d to-day To- forging seventy home
rsad assignment, claims of soldier who
had never made claims. He received
W 80 from the Washington claim agent to
whom is sold some of them.
The sun., 1902-07-20
Boer, SAN fes aettcrdsm.

Thirteen Eoer soldiers Who arrived from
Bermuda on Monday sailed vesisrc Tor
Rotterdam on the Holland america line
Rotterdam They will return 20 thor
s. uth African homes from Rotterdam b"
sieairsh,p
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,,..x.m.o, Of w,.. rs.,es An.saaced

Announcement, is made cf tho engage
ment Of Miss Carrie I,ouise Foster. daughter
of ea Corporation Council Walter Foster
of Lag Island City. to MIR, Richard james
Nug~nt u Astoria. . son 81 tlr late Capt.
X r. NUgsnt
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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07
REMOVE JUDGE
FROM HIS CHAIR
EDWARD j. DOOLEY is FoRciBLY
ELECTED BY TWO POLICEMEN.
BROOKLYN MAGISTRATES STILL
AT WAR.

New York, January 6.-The contest over
the possession of the police courts of
Brooklyn was continued today. The old
magistrates who were appointed during
the term of Mayor Van Wyck main
tanned possession of two of the courts
under a truce, whereby the newly elect
ed magistrates were to await further
legal decision as to the constitutionality
of the law, under which they were elect
ed In the Adams Street court, however.
a scene was created by an order from
Walter L. Durack, an elected magistrate,
to the police to remove Edward ]. Dooley
a Van Wyck appointee, from the court
room The police acting under opinion
of Corporation Counsel Rives. recognized
Durack as the legally elected magistrate
and they forcibly elected Dooley. A po-
liceman advanced to the bench and apol-
ogized to Dooley for disturbing him, de-
claring that he was only obeying orders.
well" replied Dooley, you must take
the consequences.
Two policem en- then assembled to the
bench, and each seiging Dooley by the
arm, lifted him bodily from his chair. AS
soon as the chair was empty, Durack
sprung into 1t and declared the court
adjourned Dooley. after his forcible re-
moval, went to the office of his attor-
ney.
Justice Maren, in the Supreme Court,
issued an order Saturday directing the
Sheriff of Kings county to recognize the
appointed magistrates. on the ground
that the law under which the contest
ing magistrates were elected was uncon-
stitutional. At about the same time Cor
poration Counsel Rives gave an opinion
to the police department, holding it to
be their duty to regard the elected mag
istrates as legally entitled to the possess
sion of the offices.
Later 1t was discovered that Justice
Mareans court order only applied to Mag
istrate Higganbotham, the other magis-
trates not having Joined in the proceed
ing. Accordingly this afternoon Corpora
ton Counsel Rives modified his instruc-
tons to the police so that cases coming
within the jurisdiction Of the Lee ave-
nue. court will go before Higganbotham.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07
NERVOUS DISEASES
Can Be Endured But They Can Also
Be Cured.

You may have long suffered from vari-
GUS forms of nervous trouble; there are
usually many complications whenever
the nervous system breaks down. Any
slight excitement almost prostrates you.
YOUR spirits are depressed, you have fire.
ouent nervous headaches, you suffer
from sleeplessness or unfestful sleep, you
have dizziness or palpitation of the heart,
and at all times suffer from that restlesc,
f,drety feeling that marks nervous debili-
ty.
h,es for years or escape them now and
for good. You can choose one condition
or the other. The difference is largely
due TO the presence or lack OF iron in the
svstem-a kind of iron you may never get
unless you get it from Dr. Harter's Iron
Tonic.
II promptly cures all forms of nervous
debility or exhaustion. 1t increases the
vieor of all your vital organs. It en-
riches your blood with just that form of
iron needed to build up your nervous sys-
tenn and to give you nerve force and
muscular energy.
You should know that DIR. Harter' s
Iron Tonic is not an experiment, not a
new remedy, but one which has been
constantly overcoming these conditions
for forty-five years. You can believe in a
remedy with a record like that. Made
only by the DIR. Harter Medicine Co.,
Dayton, o. Sold everywhere.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07
STREET CARS FOR
CITY OF TOXIC
NEW YORK FIRMS WILL FURNISH
THE EQUIPMENT, WHICH is VAL.
UED AT NEARLY EIGHT HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS.

New York. January 6-The Toxic Tet-
sudo Kulbushiki Kwaisha, a japanese
concern, has concluded arrangements
through Mitsul and Company of New
York City, whereby American firms will
furnish the equipment valued at nearly
100000 for the first electric traction sys-
tenn in Toxic the largest contract of it's
description ever awarded for American
machinery, etc., by far Eastern con-
Germ.
The Electric Company will build three
1900 kilowatt generators The three 1900
horse power Cress compound horizontal
engines are to be manufactured by the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company of this city.
There will be eight water tube boilers
aggregating 400 horse power to be fur
nished by the Babcock and Wilcox COM
pany, of New York. The Blake branch
of the International Pump Company of
New York will build the pumping and
condensing equipments. The $50 car
trucks will be made by the Peckham
Company of New York City. The Nor
gan Engineering Company. of Alliance,
o., is to build a twenty-ton electric crane.
Chief Engineer Enyo Of the Toxic COM
pany. who has been in America for some
weeks arranging details regarding the
contracts has left for Japan. On the eve
of his departure he said that the road
would operate in the principal streets in
| Toxic. and would be ready to begin op-
| erationS early in 1908.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07
STATES HAVEPOWER
TO GOVERN RATES
U. S. Supreme Court Decides
Case Against |. & N. R. R.
SENT Us FROM KENTUC KY
Question Arose Over Power of the
Statutes to Bring About a Uni
formity of Rates--Justice
shiras Discusses 1t.
SENT Ue FROM KENTUC KY

Washington, January 6-The Supreme
Court today rendered an opinion, holding
as valid the State Constitution of Ken
lucky concerning the long and short hauls
by railroad companies and statutes en-
acted under that provision of the consti-
tuition The case on which the decision
was rendered was proceeding against
the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
which company was indicted under the
law upon the charge Of making a great
er charge for a short than for long
haul, and a fine assessed. The verdict of
the lower Kentucky State courts was
favorable to the state law and constitu-
ton and this finding was affirmed by the
State Court of Appeals. Today's opinion
was delivered by Justice Shiras and af-
firmed the opinion of the Kentucky court.
In his opinion Justice Shiras said that
in the circuit court of Marion county,
Kentucky In 1895 an indictment had been
found at the instance of the state rail-
road commission against the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Co., for charging
more for the transportation of coal from
Altamonta to Lebanon, than to Louisville
and Elizabethtown, over railroads oper-
ated by the company. me trial result
ed in the imposition of a fine of $500.
The railroad company appealed to the
state court of appeals and thence to the
Supreme Court of the United States. The
company based its contest on the allega
ton that the long and short haul pro-
vision of the state constitution and law
is in violation of the fourteenth amend
ment of the constitution of the United
States.
Justice Shiras said that the case did
not involve the question of the power
to fix rates as commended by the rail-
road company. but merely of uniform
ity of rates. This was a question of
state policy. When he said, the citi-
zens of Kentucky voluntarily seek and
obtain a grant from the state of char
ter to build and maintain a public high
way in the form of railroad it would
seem to be evident that they take, hold
and operate their roads subject to the
constitutional inhibition and are without
power to challenge its validity.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07
LOWS FIRST MESSAGE.
Proposes to Stamp Out BIackmaiI In
Civil Administration.

New York, January 6.-Mayor Low
sent his first message to the Board of
Aldermen today 1t was brief, and the
only subject treated of was blackmail
In the civil administration, in the
stamping out of which he said he de-
sired the cooperation of the people of
the city.
IF during the next two years" the
message says, ANY citizen or any en-
ploye of the city pays money illegit-
imately either to avoid injury or in
convenience or to secure. his rights he
will do. it because he wants to and not
because he must.
''No one, from the largest corpora
tion to the poorest bootblack, need
pay one dime for protection from harm
or secure just treatment at the hands
of the city government. No laborer
or other employee need part with one
cent Of his salary to any one, either in
or out of the city government. Any
one asked to make an improper pay
ment for any purposes has only to
report the fact to the Mayor to be sure
of protection and redress"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07
At San Francisco.

San Francisco, January 6.-The weather
was cloudy and track fast. Summary:
First race. mile and eieven-sixteenths,
selling-Saul of Tarsus, 1872 CBurns), to
l. won; Maresa, 126 (Mounce), to l, sec
ond; Alzura. 126 Il. Jackson), 6 to 1,
third. Time los.
Second race. futurity course, selling
Jarrettierre Dor, 119 (Spencer), to 10,
won; Nance. III (Mounce), to l, second;
Constable, 119 (Birkenruth), % to l, third.
Time lily.
Third race. three-quarters mile selling
Dangerous Maid 96 (Ransch) to 1,
won; Ordnung, 40 q. Woods, to l. sec
ond; Duckoy. 107 (O'Connor), 81 to /,
third Time 1131z.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards,
handicap-Homestead, 106 (O'Connor), 5
to l. won La Goleta. 1903 (Ransom). to 1,
second; Edgardo. 80 q. DAILY, to l.
third. Time 1:431s
Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth. SELL
IS (Redfern). 8 to l. won;
Bathos, 1903 (Hoar), 25 to !. second Plohn,
l07 buchanan, 2 to |, third. Time LACY.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
13l (Mounce). to /, won; Sylvan,
l24 (Prior), 8 to l. second; Afghan. 49, g.
Woods, to /. third. Time 1:46%.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07

Effective January 9Th the Southern
Railway will greatly improve their pas
senger service between Birmingham and
Atlanta by adding new train known as
tine Admission Accommodation.
Schedules are as follows:
Train 3s leaves Birmingham 610 a. m.
arrive Atlanta 11:30 a. m.
Train So leaves Birmingham $40 p. m.
arrive Atlanta 1918 p. m.
Train % leaves Birmingham 430 p. m.
arrive Admission m.
Train "a leaves Admission GAO a. M, ar
rives Atlanta 9:45 a m.
Returning:
Train IS leaves Atlanta 6:10 a. M, arrive
Birmingham II :45 a. m.
Train e leaves Atlanta S:4O p. M, ar
rives Admission 1885 p. m.
Train 81 leaves Atlanta AIS p. M, ar
rive, Birmingham $50 p. m.
Train Fl leaves Admission 1880 a. M, ar
rives Birmingham 9:5S a. m.
For further information, etc, call at
Union Passenger Station Ofice, 20l9 First
avenue. Z. 4. JAChsON,
1-7-4t Travelling Passenger Agent.