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Two New Realty Companies.

ALBANY. April is.-The lawyer Realty
Company Of Brooklyn was Incorporated
to-day with . capital Of $4,000 900. The
directors are: Abraham Abraham. william
Berri. z. d. Bushnell, George F, Dobson,
Julian d. Fairchild, Julian p. Fairchild.
Samuel Green. william Hardness. Patrick
d. McCarren, Charles A. O'Donough, Dick
8. Ramsey, William H. Reynolds and Jeeee
c. Woodruff Of BROOKLYN and Louis v.
Bright, I; W, Gosgeshall, william +; Dixon
Cord Meyer, Henry Morgenthau and
David b. Ogden Of New York,
The Richmond Real Estate Development
Company Of New York city was Incorporated
with a capital Of q, 500.0 600. The directors
are: Michael J. 9. Weary. Timothy Cohsian.
Patrick Egan, Michael j. Cohalan and q. j.
Barry OF New York city; c. 9. Mackenzie.
r. c. Cochen and A. w. Billing OF Brooklyn;
N. c. Quimby Of Tottenville, Staten Island.
Leander Brink and z. B. Koch OF Middle
town and sturges Whitlock Of Darby.
Conn.
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DEPEW TO THE ASSEMBLY.
He Said There Are -Four Seasons In the Life
Of Each Legislature.

ALBANr. April 15.-United States Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew, in speech to the mem-
bers Of the Assembly to-day, having been
formally escorte to the Speakers chair,
said that there are four seasons In the life
Of each Legislature.
sThe first season. he said, is that Of
expectancy, when the Legislature is about
to meet. The next season is that OF doubt,
when there In speculation as TO what will
be done. The third season 9 that Of abuse.
You have reached the Ieriod OF abuse.
You are abused, not for what you have
done, but what the wiseacres Of the press
think you will do. The final season Is
that OF adjournment, when you 60 back
to your constituents and they say to you.
Well done, thou good and faithful servant,
60 back until we prepare higher places
Tor you
M. Depew referred to his experience in
the Legislature forty-one years ago. when
he represented the Third district Of West
chester county. :.
Mr.. Depew also made his usual calls
upon the State Senate and upon the Cover
nor. The Senate took a recess OF ten
minutes in order that the Senators might
meet the Senator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16
AMELIA BINGHAMS REVENGE.
Has Graham Rice Arrested fer the story
Of Her Black Eye.

Graham Rice Of Daily America was ar
ragned yesterday before Justice Mayer Of
the Special Sessions on . charge OF crimi-
nal libel preferred by Amelia Bingham
He was paroled until Wednesday. The
actress said that the libel consisted Of the
publication recently Of an article alleged
to have been signed Jean Dpprte, TO the
In a quarrel. had struck her IN tbs face
and given her . black eye
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16
NEW RIFLES FOR THE GUARD.
Gen. Roe Recommends That Application
BE Made for the krag-Jorgensen.

Gen. NOE HecOmmenos Inot Appuc9uOu
BE Made for the krag-Jorgensen.
ALBANY. April is.-In letter to Adjutant-
General Henry to-day Maior-Gen. Roe rec
ommends that the State make application
to the War Department for an exchange
Of Krag -Jorgensen rifles for the rifles
now used by the National Guard. 90 that by
September next the Guard will be equipped
with the new rifles in time for the armory
drills beginning Oct. 1. 1t is the intention
Of the War Department to equip ultimately
the Guard OF this and other States with the
new magazine rife to be adopted by the
Regular army. The State has hesitated
making a request for the krag-Jorgensen
rife because OF a belief that II would be
soon succeeded by the new rife, but has
changed it's plans because the Regular army
will not be equipped with the new rife, II II
is adopted, before the end Of 1904. and the
issues 10 the States will probably not begin
until january. 1905, and then only in small
lots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16
THE MONARCH
OF MEDICINES
WHY You Should Take Med
icine in the Spring
WHY Ozommsion Is the BEST"

red blotches that always follow the taxing
OF ordinary Spring medicines.
Because. being digested and absorbed
BY the lacteals In the small intestinss, Il
passes from the stomach unchanged, and
gives that overworked organ . much
needed rest from its Winters task Of car
ing for q heavy meat diet.
Because 1t strengthens the breathing
muscles. stimulates the circulating sys-
TEN, improves the quality and increases
the quantity Of the blood supply
Because 1t ozonizes and vitalizss the on
tire system. and not only puts It IN stats
OF perfect health, but In q condition TO
repel disease.
Take Ozomulsion now and pass thaee
trying days free from Spring fatigue, and
with q body full OF vim, vigor and vitality
to Withstand the exhausting heat Of Summer.
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MARRIED..

NJ A RRl Ed.
HAIGH-rARET.-M 81. Peters Church. Esses
feils, N. j.. April rs. 1909. by the r. Rsv WI
Liam Paret. DID,. bishop Of Maryland. Emily
Story. daughter Of Mrs John Parcs and the
late John Paret TO Douglas de Rossss HAgh.
JoHNSON-BROwER.-M Pauline Florence
johnson, daughter OF the late Frank Russell
johnson. 70 Mr.. Farrend Dodd Brewer. q the
Collegiate Church. 77th ST. and West End sv-
Tuesday. April IL. 1908.
MAYNARD-IvES.-on Tuesday, April Il q
Calvary Church. Eunice. daughter Of Mt. and
Nm. Brayton Ives. 70 walter z. Maynard
OLIvER-LULL-On Tuesday. Aprn Ia - the
Church OF the Epiphany. by the Rev. Frsdertck
Maurice Kirkus. Lucle Jeners. daughter Of the
late Commander Edward p. Lull. United states
Navy. TO Leslie Allen Oliver.
ROCKwELL-wiNFIELD.- Wednesday. April
49, 1905 Greenvtlle. N. j.. by the Rev. Wendell
sP. Kecier, Madeleine H. WINFIELD 70 Ohssis
Landon Rockwell.
TRASK-JACQUELIN.-0 Tuesday. April IL
1905 a Grace Church Chantry. By the Rev,
william n. Grosvenor. D. D.. Katharine SsagS.
daughter Of Mr.. and Ms. John H. JscQuein.
10 Frederick Kingsbury Trssk. 500 OF CaAhes
H. Traxk. ESQ, Of Boston.
Observation-Disclosures. Tuesday. April H.
1903. at Newport, r. l.. hy tbs Rev. Father
NeenAn. Cathleen Gerhard, daughter OF Ara
Frederick Nelson, and Reginald Clsypool VA
derbut
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GOV. ODELDS JUNKET TRIP.
Tho Bill Appropriating CSC, 900 70 Pay Ex.
penses ID Before Him for Approval.

penses 10 beIOre him Tor ApprOvai.
ALBANY. April i6.-The bill of Assembly
man Rogers appropriating $4,000 to pay
the.eIpenses Of the junket trip Of Gov. Odell.
the members Of his staff and a representation
OF the National Guard to the dedication
Of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
buildings at st. Louis is before the Gov
ernor for his approval and will probably be
signed tomorrow.
Adjutant-G General Henry IL making
arrangements for the transportation OF
1000 troops. to include a troop Of cavalry,
about eight companies OF infantry and q
to be representative Of the four brigades
Adjutant-General Henry will not be ready
until tomorrow to announce the names
Of the organizations from which the men
viii be taken. The troops will leave this
State on the night Of April ~, 30 that they
will arrive in St. Louis before noon on
April 20. the day before the exercises begin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16
Staten Island Tunnel Bin.

ALBANY. April l6.-A bill introduced by
Senator Whitlock to-day permits. the sur
viving directors OF the New Jersey and
Staten Island Junction Railroad Company
to reorganize and complete its road and
thus make available an act OF Congress
authorizing the company TO construct
and operate a tunnel to Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16

The cod liver OIL emulsion sPAR TX.
CELLENCE' that Physicians use In their
families and prescribe in their hospital and
In Large Bottles, Weighing Over TWO
Pounds, for One Dollar.
Pleasant and Easy to Take.
Call for Free Trial Bottle or Write by Pos
address. with street and number.
OZOMULSION FOOD CO..
9s Pine St., New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16
MRS. HITCHINS A SUICIDE.
Glcns Falls Woman whom . Book makel
Once Accuaed Of Robbery Kllls Herself.


Once Accused Of Robbery Kills Herself.
BosToN. April lS.-Because the man with
whom she was living had declared that he
was going to leave her and return to his
family, Mrs. Elizabeth Hitchins committed
suicide last night. She wrote to her hus-
band:
Forgive me all the trouble have made
you all and don't fret. am not worth II.
Have private funeral with Mr.. Cuckson and
let him make no remarks. Divide my
stun and things As you will. Don't let
my age be mentioned on my CONN or
stone II you care for me-
A few years ago Mrs. Hitchings went
South with Frank Herriok. . bookmaker.
whom abe met at the Grand Circuit races
at Glens Falls. While they were In Louis
vile Herrick accused Mrs. Hitchings Of
robbing him Of 81 900. She was arrested
and tried on the charge but was not con-
victed. Her arrest and trial attracted
attention throughout the country.
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PROTECT HUDSON WATERSHED.
Committee TO Investigate Necessity for
Further Purchase OF Adirondack Lands.

ALBANY. April i5.-The Senate to-day
adopted a resolution reported from the
Finance Committee designating the Senate
Committee on Forest. Fish and Game as
a special committee to investigate the
necessity for further purchase Of Adiron-
dack lands to protect the Hudson River
watershed and particularly Of the questions
arising therefrom relative to the preeerva-
ton Of flsh and game, An appropriation
Of q, 500 IL made for the expenses OF the
committee, which shall report to the next
Legislature such recommendation as to
necessary legislation which IL may deem
Desirable
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UNION CONVENTIONS
OPENING Of Municipal Campaign-New
Basis OF Organization.

Tho Citizens Union convention viii be
held tonight. No candidates will be
named, but a plan will be projected for the
fusion campaign for this fall. 1t Is probable
that committee, similar to the Committee
Of 100, will be appointed.
An amendment to the constitution OF the
Union will be brought up for action. 1t
proposes to make the Aldermanic district
the basis Of organization instead OF the
Assembly district, to emphasize the idea that
the Union takes no part in State affairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16
oZoMULsION IS THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE

Because it's medicinal parts are such as
act In q gentle, quiet, steady manner on
the liver ASSISTING. not dOADING. it
into performing It's natural functions.
Because It's healing, soothing. antiseptio
qualities prevent Inflammation, abscesses
and blood poisoning and keep the COM
plexion free from unsightly pimples and
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s,gned by the Governor.

AIsANr, April lS.-Gov. odel to-day
signed Senator Stewards BILL providing
that the Mayor Of Ithaca shall appoint
a water commission Of six members to estab-
lish q city water system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-16
Coward Y
Good Sense
Shoe

Many Otfords are eye
sores in spdts and vastly un-
comfortable.
The Coward Oxford fits
the foot evervwhere-particu-
larly over tie instep.
1t needs no breaking in ="
never pinfhes, pulls or Says.
Made ke the Coward
Good Sen{e Shoe-rightly,
in all up-b-date shapes for
men and wpmen.
SOLD fownHRH ELSE.
JAMES u. COWARD,
2S8774 Gssenve SG,ne.r Warren st., NY.
Maifordsrs Filled.
SEND FpR CATALOGUE.
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A new libel bill also has been reported
by the Committee on Rules for passage
Tomorrow. 1t adds a new seofion to the
Code Of Civil Procedure, which reads:
In. the civil action for libel. harsins pub;
Of II intention and the plaintiff shall not be
entitled Il on tSs Ssrs Ss
or that the defendant failed within reason
able time after reeeiyins, notice in writing
conspicSous and public . manner A. that
in Which said statement was published
correction and retraction. the defendant
only.
Senator Elsberg's New York city rapid
TO a third re ading In the Senate to day.
Senator Grady permitted Its advancement
more a. a matter Of courtesy than any
thing else, after he had referred to Mayor
Lows statement that he would favor no
New York city rapid transit legislation this
year.
Senator Davis's proposed amendment
10 the Constitution, providing for graded
increase In the number OF Supreme Court
Justices in the New York, Brooklyn and
one Legislature and II it passes this year
will be submitted to q vote Of the people
at the fall election Of 1904. was ordered
to a third reading to-day.
The PHILIPPE bill. giving supreme Court
Justices except those In the First and Second
Judicial districts, q. 500 extra compensation
for expenses II they sit outside their homo
county in lieu Of the o. 900 now authorized
vote Of ~ to 30.
Senator Dow fling bill increasing to 81 500
the salary OF the General Session court
attendants In New York city, was ordered
TO third reading In tbs Senate.
The Senate to-day ccqnrmed the Gov.
ernors nomination Of Frederick b. Best
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welt Hospital. The doctor said liupo had
only q slight cold and could be taken away
Al right. Then Lupo, protesting was put
In his Dat the police found three loaded
rsvolvers and a mass OF letters and cir
culars. These last, Detective McDonough
..y. we're printed for an , Italian q, secret Syst
the country and the words the cause :
appeared frequently in them.
An the letters and circulars we're taken
BY the police.
told them that Lupo was the moneyed man
Of the group OF prisoners.
Loboido, however, pulled out dirk and
made Q fierce lunge at Detective Grab;
Grab knocked his hand up just IN time, ana
the NEXT moment the dirk had dropped to
the ground and he was begging for mercy. d,
The other prisoners We're all arrested
sf Elisabeth and Grand streets by De.
toctives Mulcare, Collins, Reilly and
O'Rourke. They had little or no chance
TO fight, for the detectives went at them
when the entire gang was locked up at
Potcs Headquarters the police had gen,
eral Jolihcation. Inspectors McClusky and
Gchnttf berger were radiant and capt.
Bsoke was all smiles The police desecti wee
arrests were jubilant.
Flynn and his Secret Service agents didn I
smile or express any particular 10y. Lhe
agents :yho did all the clever work in this
case looked bored.
Mr.. Flynn said that his men who had
watched the meeting in the butcher shop
and Who subsequently identified the picturs .
were Agents Henry. Richie and Burke.
Prisoner BOUGHT DEAD MASS SHOES.
After all OF the men had been locked
up Chief Flynn made an announcement
which tightens the connection between
the murdered man and those arrested.
One Of the prisoners. whose name n not
Given, was seen 10 enter Burt'e shoe store
on whitehall street opposite the Produce
Exchange on Feb. II. last. He bought Q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
new MINES
OF Clay and Coal to be Opened
by Canton Company
Waynesburg Boom.

Surveyor Sickafoos has been at
Waynesburg surveying the location
for a new coal and clay mine which
Is to be opened by the National Fire
Proofing company, Of which j. A.
Merley, of Canton, is general manager.
TIE mine will be slope which will
run down to No. vein of coal and
both clay and coal will be taken out.
Heretofore No. 6 has been mined, but
the supply has been almost exhausted
Mr.. Sickafoos stated that after Sev-
eral years Of apathy, Waynesburg
seemed to be enjoying a substantial
boom, resulting principally from the
enlargement and activity of her clay
manufactures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
THEY. WANT
) BETTER PAY
Union Team Drivers Trying to Raise
Their Scale to
S12.
JOINT Meeting Came TO NAUGHT.

A union wage scale prepared by the
team drivers of the city asking an ad-
vance in wages from the draymen
has caused considerable discussion and
comment among the team owners, and
a meeting Of the two factions was held
Thursday night to settle the difficulty.
A decision was not reached, however.
According to the scale prepared ty
the team drivers an advance of sl.50
a week Is asked for. The present
wages a week are $10.50 and the new
scale calls for $12.
At the meeting Thursday night the
question was argued pro and con and
many reasons we're advanced why the
raise should be given ard why 1t
should not The team drivers give
as their reason for asking an increase
that the cost of living is much higher
than previously and that they cannot
live comfortably on s1050 week.
The owners insist that it costs no
more to live now than year ago.
They also claim that they cannot af-
ford to pay more to their men without
asking greater prices for draying.
Should this be done, they claim the
merchants and other persons desiring
the use of a dray would hire their
own men, and not union men, and thus
do away with the need for profession
al draymen.
No advance has been asked from
other team owners and the draymer,
feel that they arc being dealt with
moro severely than the owners OF
teams and wagons used for other pur.
poses.
One drayman in the city has hereto
fore refused to join the draymen's or
ganization and also to pay union
wages. He says, 1t is claimed, a scale
of his own An attempt is being made
to have this man join in with the
team owners before settling the ques
ton of an advance in the wages o
drivers.
According to the statement of one
of the team owners they feel tha
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10

the drivers are being paid as well as
other union labor. "They get 5000
a week regardless of the number Of
hours. Should there be no draying to
be done the men are paid their weeks
wages without deduction. They arc
allowed all legal holidays which con-
cession is not accorded to many other
branches of union labor"
A drivers day consists of ten hours
for which he receives $1.75. 1t is ex-
pected that the question will be final
ly settled at the next meeting of the
team drivers union to be held next
Thursday night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
ROOSEVELT DOESN'T
WANT ARBITER'S JOB
Soripps-McRae Telegram.

Scripps-McRae Telegram
Washington, Feb. 6.-It is learned
today from an official in high author
ity that President Roosevelt has ex-
pressed himself most emphatically
against the renewed suggestion of the
allied powers, that he act as arbjter
in the Venezuelan dispute.
1t is understood that his determi-
nation in this matter is fixed and that
he has so informed both Minister Bow
en- and indirectly the representatives
of the other powers concerned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
GENT RAILS ERROR
Puts Police on Trail Of Hotel
Clerk Who 10 NANTES on
Theft Charoe

Coshocton, o., Feb. 6.-By a mis-
take Of the telehone girl Landlord
Standen, Of the Hotel Empire, Thurs
day discovered the whereabouts Of
Will McKenna, his late night clerk,
who recently disappeared, and who,
1t is charged, took $3.50 in cash, watch
es, jewelry, etc.
Standen answered the telephone
and Immediately recognized McKen-
mas voice. The latter had called up
a friend at another hotel, and the GEN.
trail had made a mistake. Investiga-
ton showed that McKenna was in
Wheeling. Standen has succeeded in
procuring his arrest, and he will be
brought here in the morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10

is building up on three sides CT tho
property.
In passing upon the case Judge Am
bier denied the prayer of the petit
tion and the property cannot be sold.
In giving his decision the judge stat
ed that at the best after the taxes and
expenses were paid the trustfund could
not be expected to pay more than Q 1-2
per cent. The revenue arising would
be little more than can be realized
from the land, and there would be the
danger Of the trust fund, deterioting,
while on the other hand the land can
not but increase in value.
Attorneys Mclaughlin and T. T..
McCarty appeared for the plaintiff and
Welty & Albaugh for the defendants.
Notice Of appeal was given by Judge
McCarty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
EMBODIED BEST IN
NATIONAL CHARACTER
Beautiful Tribute Paid to vii.
liam Mckinley by New York
Paper-Senat ator Hanna
Quoted.
New York Expressly

No American president was ever so
well liked in life as William Mckinley,
and in his death he Is not forgotten.
The memory of taking off sufIices still
to cause a pang and poignant regret,
but, as his old friend, Senator Hanna,
has said: Il would rather rejoice
that he was born and lived than re-
member that he died. At the birth
day exercises at Canton and else
where last week the people who pre-
ferred him for their highest honor and
supremest trust choose rather to cele-
brate how he served them than to re-
call the bitter time wherein his SER
vices ended.
It is good to the nation to recount
to itself the qualities that made the
dead president what he was. He
knew his countrymen and he trusted
them. He was never afraid to appeal
to public sentiment, but he appealed
always to that which was honorable
and lofty in 1t. He understood poll
tics, but in politics he followed the
high path where every man Of princi-
pie and conviction may tread un-
ashamed. He fought hard, but he
fought fair, and he gave to his oppo-
nents the same fundamental respect
and consideration he gave to his
friends. Throughout his career he was
true to his ideal Of personal honor and
service to the public veal The word
"consecration" was often on his lips,
and even his enemies came to know,
at last, that the thing itself was in
his soul.
Sunnyhearted, clear-headed and
far-sighted, William Mckinley en-
bodied, the best that was in the ma
tional character. 1t was only fitting
that his administration should be one
with fortune, a prestige, and splen-
dor without precedent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
cATARRH CANNOT BE cURE1

CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitu-
tional disease. and in order to cure 1t
you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. It was
prescribed by one Of the best physi-
clans in this country for years and is a
regular prescription. It is composed
Of the best tonics known. combined
with the best blood purifiers. acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two ingre-
dlents is what produces such wonder
full results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best