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New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

II you need Liquozone, and have never tried il.
we ask you to send Us the coupon below. We viii
then send you an order on local druggist for
soc bottle, and will pay the druggist ourselves
for it.
We have already done this with 100000 peo-
ple' and IT has cost as over one million dollars to
announce and fulhll the offer. Don't you realize
that product must have wonderful merit when
We spend 100000 just to let the sick try it,
That IS our only method of making Liquozone
known We publish no testimonials; we tell you
OF none it has cured; we no physicians en-
dorsement- We prefer to ask you TO Try it. at our
expense Then judge for yourself what it does.
If you have already used Liquozone, this offer,
OF course, does not apply to you. But if you have
not used tiff you don't know its results-please
send US this coupon to-day Do that in justice to
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
Kills Ali Germs.

Another fact Is that an excess of Oxygen de-
stroys any disease germ. The reason is that germs
are vegetables; and an excess of oxygen-the very
life of an animals deadly to vegetal matter.
So wth Liquozone, but the vital difference is
this: Oxygen is gas, and an excess of it can
not be maintained in the blood. Liquozone is a
liquid, concentrated, stable and powerful 1t goes
wherever the blood goes; and, as no germ can
escape It, and none can resist it, the results are
inevitable.
To the human body Liquozone is the most help
ful thing in the world But anything vegetable
instantly perishes wherever Liquozone goes. The
fact that germs are vegetables has enabled the
disooverers of Liquozone to solve the great prob
lem of killing germs in the body without killing
the tissues, too. And there is no other way Any
drug that kills germs is poison, and it cannot be
taken internally In that fact lies the great value
OF Liquozone. 1t is the only product known-the
only product man can conceive of-that can de
stroy the cause Of germ trouble ithout harm to
the living tissues.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

tn rights in Great Britain That is the highest
price ever paid for similar rights on any scientific
discovery.
We tell you this fact because it best indicates
the value of Liquozone- Claims are easily made
but men of our class don't pay price like that
save for product of very great worth to hu-
manity.
Before making this purchase, we tested Liquo-
zone for two years through physicians and hos
pita- in this country and others. We tried it in
all kinds of germ diseases. in thousands OF the
most difficult cases ohtanabie. We saw it cure
hundreds of sick ones with whom everything else
had failed. And we saw many patient brought
back from the verge of the grave by it
We proved 10 the satisfaction of the best physl-
clans that in germ troubles Lquozone did what
nothing else could accomplish. We proved It to
be of more value to sick humanity than all the
drugs in the world combined. Then we staked
our fortunes and our regulations on It
Every member of this Company uses Liquozone
daily in his family to prevent sickness, and mill
ions of others are learning to do likewise. Llquo-
zone is now employed by hospitals everywhere,
and by the physicians of nearly every nation.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
SUSPENSION OF E. c. JURGENsEN.
Trouble of Member of Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange.

The suspension Of z. c. Jurgensen, Of the Con-
solidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange. formerly
a member of the New-York Stock Exchange. was
announced yesterday. The trouble is understood
to be due TO the fact that he was caught short OF
the market on the recent sharp advance in prices
following the dissipation of the scare. The
amount Of the liabilities could not be learned yes
terdsy afternoon. but the failure is unmportant
ona.
In the late summer Of 1908 Mr.. Jurgensen. who
was at the time a member Of the Stock Exchange.
finding himself financially involved. instructed his
attorneys to file assignment papers. That evening
he succeeded Unexpectedly in obtaining assistance,
saving him from failure, but in his excitement over
his coed fortune he forgot to send word of the
turn in affairs TO his lawyers who duly filed the
assignment papers in the morning His suspension
from the Stock Exchange followed, under the rules
OF that institution, and II time before the
tangle was Strengthened out and he rein
stated. Later Mr. Jurgensen sold his Stock EX-
change seat He elected only last month 10
membership in the Consolidated Exchange where
he mas been trader on his own account
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

CALL POLICE TO ACCOUNT.
Headquarters Probing Epidemic of
Burglary in Brooklyn.

Reports received at Brooklyn Police Headouar-
4ers yesterday show that sneak thieves had q
Held day IN the Hill and lower Bedford sections on
Friday Several thousand dollars worth Of sil-
,erv-sre and 5eUelrv was stolen and IN net single
,~sre-oa MS rhere pol,ceman around 20 interfere
FiJh Jhe robbers
From The home Of Egbert AaIoa- al No. I JEFF
serson-ave.. $3.50 worth of jewelry was taken.
Harrington Eanneid's house. al No. Is Cambridge
Place was looted Of $500 worth OF property and
tDlf I-Tour pieces OF s-EsrWaTe we're removed rom
the fat o. Enrique r. Muller, No ~ PUtEam-ave.
AS IA OF these houses are IN the ClassCn-aVe.
police precinct, Captain IGude was called down,
emo placed on Fne carpet st headquarters. His eX-
cpse was thar he has not got enough men
maid employed by .. a Cooper. Of No l52 Me-
lDOnolgh-st. discovered yesterday morning that a
large amount Of sIiyerware has been stCen from
the house The Coopers are al present auto
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
OREGON SHORT LINE BONDS.

Formal notice was issued yesterday by the Oregon
Short Line Railroad Company OF its purpose to
redeem all OF its per cent and participating
twenty Ave year gold bonds which may be out
standing on February l. 1905 at 1925 and the ac-
crued interest and dividend payments Of any on
that date after which time interest ana dividend
payments all OF the bonds will cease TO accrue
The total issue. the collateral for which Is the
SS2,49l00o OF Northern Securities stock owned by
the Oregon Short Line amounts to $50 49l 600 OF
which S36 800 000 IS outstanding the remaining S45-
$4,000 being In the treasury oE the Union Pacific
Referring TO the railroad companys notice Kuhn
Loeb Co. offer to deliver in exchange for each
$l0O par value Of the bonds called for redemption
on February /. 1895. temporary certificate of the
Oregon Short Line for 81 600 Oregon Short Line
per cent refunding twenty-five year gold bond
principal and interest uncondtiunaIly guaranteed
by the Union Pacific Railroad Company. and further
10 pay to holders such exchange 81 50 per bond
In cash. The bonds are to be dated Decem-
ber l. 1904; to bear coupons for semi-annuaI interest
from that date. and so be redeemabIe at l02Is The
total amount issued it is said will be $4,000 COO
The adjustment on the proposed exchange Of
bonds Is equivalent to those who make the ex-
and accrued interest. -
The - per cent and participating bonds we're
strong and active yesterday, advancing from I63lS
at the opening 10 1O4K at the close
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
CONTEST STOPPED.
Son of Major Hopkins Says Fathers
VIII Is Al Right.

Il want this fighting over my fathers will ended.
I am satisfied with the beqUest he left me. and 1
have always been willing that my mother should
have two-thirds- Joseph ". Middebrook guard
ian appointed BY the court to look after my inter
est, has been carrying on the contest against my
wish; but how am ! to stop it? I am under age
ard he IS an officer Of the court
This statement was made yesterday by Robert
E Hopkins. ir.. son of Major Robert E Hopkins.
Of Tarrytown- It was contended that II the will
were set aside the boy would be sLOoooo0 richer
than under its provisions which leaves him one
third OF the estate. Justice Keogh decided on the
yaiclty Of TIE document on Friday, although Mr..
MlidlebroC6 contended that the major had can
celied his viii before his death because of the
fourteen vertical lines found through the signature
Young Hopkins W. greatly aroused when ne
received repc-t that his guardian intended TO
take another appeal Mrs. Hopkins has also filed
an AFFIDAVIT protesting against The fees OF the
guardian and the continuance of the suit.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
MURDER AT WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS.
Rivalry Of Syrian Gamblers Prom Eew-YOrk
Ends Fatally.
tz- TELEGRAPH 70 rHE rRrBUNE-I

81 LoGs. Oct 29.-'.Mlke' Azza. of NeH-YoFk
q Eyrian. was killed to-day n Jerusalem. %
a. the Worlds Fair BY Nicholas Sadda. also a
Syrian whose father end brothers pToprtetors
% Syrian grocery esta bHshmeat IN Washington
ST.. Hew-YoTk. ssd5s fred Eve shots, four OF
which entered Azza's body, death being lnstantane-
Gus. SaooE escaped.
Azza operatad q gambling resort ~ Jerusalem"
for fellow syrians who paid him q percentage os
fheir winnings Sadda operated 4 drinking resort
ssdda recently offered 20 provide gambling accom-
r'o6stiOns ~ his riaoe free of charge acquiring
thereby much of AZzs's patronage. Last THURSDAY
Azzt attempted 70 enter game Sa6da'e but
was drtven out 6adoa warriuE Azza that II ne ap-
Tsared sEain he would he killed AEza aunes raH ~
day intoxicated end sadda kept his word
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
Acts Like Oxygen.

The virtge of Liquozone lies IN the fact that it
does what oxygen does Oxygen is the vital part
of air. the very source of vitality the most essen
tial element of life Oxygen is also Natures great
est tonic, the blood food the nerve food the scav-
enger of the blood. II IS oxygen that turns the
blue blood to red in the lungs II is oxygen that
eliminates the waste tissue and builds Up the new.
You could not live three minutes without it And
half the sickness in the world is caused by having
too little.
Liquozone acts like oxygen. 1t gives to every
nerve center jus; the food that it needs It gives
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
WARRANT FOR Ex-TOwNsHIP COUNSEL
Henry F. BaTTeu, Newark Lawyer, Has
Been Missing for a Week.

Henry ?. BarreIl. lawyer. with an once az NO
- Broad-et.. Newark, was reported yesterday TO
be missing. Nr. BsFreIl township counsel for
Mlburn, and recently displaced, Louis Hood,
q Newark. being appointed in his place. a war
Tsni for BARRELS arrest was issued week ago by
Justice schEnidt OF 5dillbUra. on charges made By
Edward N Robinson. OF MilIburn. or representa-
g'oLs made ~ Robinson's sen. aged twelve. and
Charles Doyle, aged fourteen. who has been in
Earrells employ. 4 constable was unable to And
5arrem Darrell was married last spring and is sep
arated from his wife
re has been prominently connected with The
Society OF the War OF 1872. and came from Revolu-
Iionary ancestry. He IS graduate from Columbia
University from which he received the degree Of
A and - A. and IN 1855 he received the de-
F-ee Of Ph d from the Columbia School Of Po-
Etiosi Science He is also graduate from Coun-
be Law School. and belonged 70 a prominent col
ieEe secret society.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT.
What the State Is Doing Toward Helping
the Counties Build Good Roads

Albany Oct. Ze-One Of the most important public
improvements in this State IN recent years IS the
building u good roads under State supervision IL
practically began under the present administra-
ton and residents Of the rural districts realize
that the election Of the Republican ticket means
a continuance Of the good work. That its value Is
permanent is shown by the great demand from
all quarters for macadam roads The
work OF the State Engineers Office has been
revolutiorized By highway Improvement. which
was practically inaugurated under Engineer Bond
Since Mr. Bond has appointed president OF the
Canal Advisory Board his methods have been faith
fulIv carried out by his successor. Henry A. Van
Alstyne and his able associates in the engineering
department.
This road work is in TO way connected with
politics but is planned constructed and superin-
tended by the State with the sole idea OF giving
the counties the best possible roads for the least
money In every county in which these roads have
been built there is q demand for more. The State
Pays one-half the expense and the counties bene-
fted the other half. The roads are surveyed and
the work mapped cut hy the State Engineers de-
partrent in accordance with the wishes of the
counties.
In this year alone work calling for expenditure
of 100000 has been begun and Is either completed
or under way. There 6fty-nine pieces Of road
in this years work, many OF which are IN Albany.
Rensselaer, and adjoining counties.
For the work this year the States share was
81 100000 The table below shows the State appro-
Drtations for previous years:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
BIG FIRE ON Blue RIDGE.
Flames Haze Destroyed 10000
Acres of Fine MountQin Timber.

Belvidere. N j., Oct. 2s.-The big fire now raging
for distance of twenty miles eastward from Wind
Gap affects large portion Of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. The blaze first started on Wednesday
and has been famed by the strong wind until
now some points it is a roaring furnace. Every
thing is dry and the flames through the grasses
and devour the leaves though they had been
soaked in oil.
The small game may be seen fleeing from the
burning districts. and much Of It will be destroyed
The Are wardens have several hundred men at
work trying TO stay the progress of the flames but
their efforts are almost futile. Fires have been
started in an opposite direction and it is hoped in
this way that the fire will be overcome. A great
deal Of fine timber has been destroyed, and the
volume OF smoke affects the whole valley. The
devastated area comprises more than thirty thou
nd
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

patients condition There are some Of these dis
eases which medicine never cures. IN all Of thern
the results from drugs are doubtful and slow
Medicine is not proper treatment for any form Of
germ attack
Liquozoue goes directly to the caase Of these
troubles. It attacks the germs, wherever they
exist A germ disease must end when the germs
are killed; nothing is more certain than that Then
Llquozone, acting as tonic. quickly repairs the
damage done and restores a condition Of perfect
health Diseases which have resisted medicine for
years yield at once to Liquozoue And it cures
diseases which medicine never cures In any
stage of any disease in this list the results arc so
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
Germ Diseases.

We give here list of the known germ diseases.
Each of these diseases is caused by germ attacks,
or by poisons which germs create. cure can
COM only through killing the germs.
All that medicine can do for these troubles is to
help -,ature overcome the germs, and those results
al indirect and uncertain. They depend on the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
CODY OF FREIGHT AGENT FouNp.

Boston. Oct 2s.-The body OF Harry ". Messer
travelling freight sgent OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. who had been missing fer two weeks was
The police asserted that It appeared 10 be a case
OF suicide.
Afesser's work was tn the New England depart-
Inent of the railroad HIS father is Contractor az
windsor. Vt The dead man was thirty-hve years
died kool afterWard
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
FEAR BIG WOOL sHoRrAaE.

Boston. Oct $50 remarkable has become N.
demand for wool in the Boston wool marker that
many traders have been driven TO seek the ciip
in the Argentine Republic. Another developuent
nas been the confirmation Of the report that con-
tracts are being closed for the clips of 1868 IN the
United States and IN England. ireland and New
ehants, these conditions point 10 big shortage
IN WOOL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
eoAL oPERAroRs sTAMp eY coMMlrrsE.

EpringHeld. H.. Oct. @.-The illinois Coal oper-
asors Association to-day. after two hours discus
si0n decided By vote of ss 20 G. 20 stand By the
acton q It's executive board in Chicago last
Wednesday. regs-dins demand that the hosting
sIElneers receive the same rate Of wages for the
eesQug year IS for the year past The operators
1fcinre that the huEtsng engineers. having re.
ceitEi the advance In wages that the miners
cid year ago. shall either accep: the reduction of
- ser cent which the miners accepted last April,
or shalt submit the question 20 arbitration. The
Eo-supE ezsl1ReEs have t0lcs refused 70 aTs2trsts
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
NEW TROLLEY LINE ON LONG ISLAND
South Shore Traction Company VIII Connect
Jamaica and Brookhayen.

Pafchogue Long Island. Oct q CspeciaD-Con-
Ftruction be started 4 trolley line between
5smsica end Brookhaven before the snow flies The
STATE Rsilroao Commissioners have granted the re-
oured certificate the South Shore Traction Com
psny. showing the necessity for the building and
maintenance Of such road. and work Is 70 be
starred ss soon as possible
The new line. when completed. Will connect
Erookhsxen. which is FIVE and one-half miles east
Of this place. with New-York City. through ia
Lasica and Brooklyn. Il viii pass through al
Goufh si6e VILLAGES
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
PARNER's IGNORANCE VS.. THE FACTS.
See Mondays New-York Tribune.
FAMILY HOTEL NEAR WALL STREET.

The Hotel st. George Is within sight and only a
few minutes the downtown Wall Street district
II is Brooklyn Heights. and has developed from
a modest hostlery Of $50 in 1855 TO its pres
ent capacity of more than 1906 rooms and bath
rooms. covering nearly 5oea square feet. 1t Of
fers ba tbs for every suite and or the single
rooms long distance telephone in every room, q
roof garden. parlor. with extended view over
the haTbor and surrounding territory; a gym
nasum. Turkish BATH swimming pool, physical
culture annex. women's and mems billiard rooms
and large dining room, that recently held more
than q thousand guests at a dinner There are
other advantages set forth in an Illustrated pam
phlet that viii be mailed any address on re-
quest, oy the proprietor. Captain William Tunn-
bridge
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
WIFE NO. / GETS POISONED CANDY.
Husband Is In Prison for Bigamy-Woman
Has Narrow Escape.

Annie Dobrisld. Of Bror~ River Road went 70
Police Headquarters las 5sht and gave the police
SIX pieces oS poisoned candy. which she said she
had received from man Who called al her house
last Monday morning. Annie IS the legal wife of
John Dobrisk now serving a sentence Of two and
q half years IN Sing Sing for bigamy. When Do
briski deserted his wife about & year ago he took
with him several articles OF jeweiry and q guam
tity of household goods. The man who left the
candy with Mrs. Dobrish says the goods are In
the possession OF Dobriskis second wife
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
has MAJORITY sTocK OF Q. AND WI.

The New-York. New-Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company according to dispatches from New
England which are accepted by Wall Street as
substantially accurate has acquired majority OF
the stock OF the New-York, Ontario and Western,
paying for IL S45 a share. the So dividend but
has made provision for purchase OF the minority
shares on those terms In yesterdays strong stock
market Ontario and Western sold of to 2A and
closed at 4SItc. a net decline for the day OF l%
D0intg
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
TO PURCHASE DETROIT SOUTHERN

The Grand Trunk according to dispatches from
Montreal. has secured option on the Detroit
Southern Railway which II intends Immediately to
purchase The Detroit Southern. OF which Samuel
Hunt was appointed receiver in July of this year
extends from Detrot 70 ironton- IN Southern OHIO
w!th she Grand Trunk al Detroit
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
ANNuAL GLOUCESTER FISHERIES Loss.

gloucester. Mass. oct Swim the u Sc
cc,onSr the sormuIauon Of q Statement . ,s,ts
vsor's loss OF ufs ana property IN conhsa "a ths
the fisheries Of this port has been - sacsi-
tabuIatiOn shows that twenty uSes s-oveusbsr
,.s This shows fewer msn lost than - - s.acs
Iost from Gloucester vessels N 49, ey..,sa whlch
is,s The financial loss on vesses ~ h ans p.
were valued az SS0soo ts sresssf ~. ~ ~
ne Sresseis amounted 60 SSS19S tAsas<srv tA sr'aaS
expense has been caused oy tac 49, otass $ ~. ~.
~ Ox kas nsn !oss az eus IL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
JERSEY PHONE COMPANIES MERGE.

Trenton. N J.. Oct, 2s.-Papers were aied In the
ONCE of the Secretary Of State to-day merging the
Telephone and Telegraph Company Of Ne"-Jersey
with the American Telephone and Telegraph Com
fle latter company. The companies are identined
with the Bell Telephone system
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
NAVY YARD NOTES.

The old Srigate Constellation IS almost herself
again Last Monday her masts taken out OF her
when she the Navy Yard three months
ago. stepped in their places again. She g the
Oldest ship IN service to-day. and. saving always
the old Constitution, the "Old Ironsdes" of song
and story. no ship Of the old navy has had so long
and so eventful a career So long as her timbers
Will hold together the Cd ship viii probably be
preserved by the Navy Department as a floating
barrscks ana training ship for naval apprentices.
she was the second vesesl launched under the sec
cnd reorganization of the old navy. her cons;ruc-
ton being Of live oak red cedar and pine since
she came TO the navy yard much Of her old plank
irg has been removed and replaced bv new ms
her tirbers seem bs as strong as when she was
first built
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday.
the hrst name being that CT the debtor:
Amos Ensnuel-J. Clarke. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s4 sNs
BganS AugnstS and Joseph sehlefer-A Brkle l.l3l
exchange hank ....' hiOO
Fulton. John--T Bayles. les.................... ASS
Hensle, chaTesT o'connell. ................. Le4s
tratfiz --'-...s: au''H 22o7
metropolitan street Railway companyJ f Flcod i40o
sShsrclns A11A. ALL a Wallace. sl
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
DIPHTHERLA AT NAVY YARD.
Many Cases Are Reported at Barracks and
One Is Said To Be Serious.

Diphtheria has broken out in marine barracks
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Most Of the cases
in q mild FORM but the condition Of Private
William Seabrook is said 10 be serious All Of
the sick men are in the Naval Hospital
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
PNEUMONIA PATIENT LEAPS TO STREET

James Armstone. living on the SECOND Moor OF
No. l0z vernon-ave Long Island City yesterday
morning became delirious from pneulholha' and
Jumped to the street His left arm was fractured
and he was badly bruised about the Oouy. he was
taken 70 ST. Johns Hospital ana VIII recover.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

The Bureau Of Navigation has issued a circular
governing the examination Of candidates for the
vacancies In the list OF assistant civil engineers Of
the navy. to be held al the navy yard. beginning
on January 2. The mental and professional ak
smlnation viii be competitive and will COMPRISE
the following subjects: English grammar and
oonpoSluon, elementary physics, elementary eeoi-
ogy, aWlng, arithmetic. algebra. geometry tTlqo-
hoinetFy analytical geometry. diffeTentia and inte
graz calculus. applied mathematics including me.
chanics OF solids and fluids. and strains i'm struc-
neering construction -iN eHS'-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

Up to January !. 1894 23S miles Of highway had
been completed. This year the counties have ap-
pled for more than 100 miles OF road. and these
are being built as fast the legislature appropr
ates State funds for this purpose.
Highway improvement as II has progressed IN
this State is a credit to the State Engineers de-
NJ
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIPS RISING.

The latest sale OF Stock Exchange membership
was at ISL 900. A week ago there were four sales
at $4,000 The present price is the hisnsSt OF the
year and only 81 OGO under the hign rScoIo-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Oct. 29-The condition OF the Treas
ury divisions of issue and redemption at the be-
ginning OF business to-day. was as follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

yourself The acceptance Of this offer places vou
Under no obligations; and Il viii introduce TO Won
product better than anything else in the world
for you
Liquo1oue costs soc and 81.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

new power to every function OF nature 1t brings
back vitality at once, No other known product
can compare with it rs vitalizer. And Liouozone
is the only tonic that never leads 70 reaction