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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21
Travellina Is Dangerous.

Constant motion Jars the Kidneys
which ase Kept in place iu 'hc body by
drrDsts attachments This Is the rea
sor tugt f~avcllcrs trliumen. street
car Nor ,s1msters and all Who drive
,er much suffer from kidney disease
ia som. form. Foley Kidney cure
,.-.n.,hgu- the kidneys ana cures all
form -o, kidney and bladder disease
Geo T. Ulpsan, locomotive engineer
lama. Ohio. writes Constant Nlora
i.or c,r.cI me \ great d.hl ot trono.'
Wit uy hiueys, and I got no rene
unt fused Foley's Kidney Cure Cit!
nru- store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Backache ia never known to those
persons who take an occasional dose
Of Pineulos. The value Of the resin OBJ
tanned from the Pine tree has long
been recognized In the treatment OF
diseases OF the bladder and kidneys,
One dose OF Pineulos will give relict
and one bottle viii cure, Sold by City
Drug store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21
Hot Weather Pip1-l

pcrsspnS afflicted with tine 1stes
should be careful nj this season od tie
year FEot weather and Nd drinking
water contrihgtc Ia the conditions
which make plies more paiTtul and thn-
ErruuA ncWu,'s witch 7Ssyel Sasve
stops the pam draws ont the soreness
and cur &. Get the grnuin, hearinS lie
name of l.. c. Dewitt 4 40. Ali loug-
giStS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Tyou will make Inquiries ii will be
a revelation how many sucCnnh TO
kidney or bladder trotbles in oaa form
or another II the patient is noi be
ynnd medical aid. Foley Kidney Cure
will cure 1t never disappohiS. city
Drug store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Mrs Josie Sumner, Bromond, Tex
writes Aprli 10, 1902: 81 have used
Bauards SNOW Linimcut In my Iami-
Iy for three years. I would not ho with
ont n i'm the house. | have used II on
my little girl for growing pains and
aches iu her knees II cured her right
away have ulso used a for frost
bitten feet. with good success. 1t is
tho best lnimout ever used 2jc,
soc and 81 OU Sold by W B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

\. \. H,rrrn Of Finch, Ark, writes
"Folcya Honey aud Tar Is the best
preparation for COughs. colds md
lung trouble | know that II has cured
consumption in the FIRST stages" City
Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

We want every title g.rl eO take part
in our stove contest. Come to the
store early aud register your name
and get book that Will teal you how
ro win. NOBLE BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

on Minute Cough Cure is right on
tiue whom % comes To- curing Coughs.
Group, Whoopirg Cough etc 1t is per
fesGy harmless, pleasant to take and
is the children's favorltc Cough Syr-
MI Al drnggIsts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Spraeips & Co. have received the
finest line of refrigcrators ever in the
city. The new enlmclcd. stone lined
refrigerator known as the White Mou..
tain" Is absolutely The hest ice saw
or on the market Their stock includ-
cs all sizes aud prices Cali and exam
inc the line
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Answer. n Is made 'r'm pr'-''Ip-
ti-u ar leading Chicago phy-irian
aod uun ~ the most eminent In The
country THE ingredients nrc the pur
es' that money can buy. and are sci
rrtiHealIt combined To get their ut
no value City Dws store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Don't Delay, When YOU are nervous
SRI I'm down Man ErNine Tablets
viii put new life, energy and ambi-
ticu into a debllitated system. soc
CITY Drug store. W Il. Frame, Prop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

V-e wan' every lady n the CITY o
call and look through our stock Of
brgg,es and surreys.
OWENS CORVN * FpENSIltN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

No mo-, smE al the breakfast tahlc.
No, IL any other hoardcr has good
throwing arm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21
MARKET REPORTS
(By L. L. Guillot & Co. members of
NeN Orleans Cotton Exchange.
COTTON MARKET.

Ardmorc. May 1.-THE follow.
ing quotations show the market OF
today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

Department Of the Interior. Commis.
sion TO the Five Civilized Tribes.
Chickasaw Land once
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Never ~arl under q ladder Ehr
painter might drop a pot nj Ph-rhsian
blue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

ror huaucucss beat up The whit,
of an ccp. flavor with lemon and SUI
gar. aud take some occasionally,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Chickasaw Allotment Contest Case
No. Gl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

The hmgrg Tor righteousness ar
moi tn be satisfied with rhetoric.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

Subscribe for the ArdmoreIte.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
IN GEMS
STOLEN FROM
A JEWELER
Safe in Third Avenue Store
Dynamited and
Looted.

Burglars some time last night or
early to-day blew a hole in the safe
in NJ. Schwarz's jewelry store at No.
l4l3 Third avenue and got away with
about $1,000 worth of goods TIE po-
lice have absolutely no clue to work
on, and there is little hope that the
stolen jewelry will be recovered.
Blood stains on the floor of the
store and in the yard show that one
OF the men was badly cut while making
an entrance to the place.
MIR. Schwarz lives at No. 22s East
Eighty-first street just around the cor
her from the store. When he left the
paoe last night everything was all
right. The last thing ne did was to Sc ,
that the safe. which contained his stool;
and the watches he had receIvol for
repair. was locked ava
When he arrived this morning he
round the whole store In confiision
i mere were blood stains al! over the
floor. The four iron bars at Inc rear
window had been dislodged and there
was big hole in the back of the safe
The burglars had evidently used dyna-
mite. The hole In the safe was large
enough to admit a mans hand so the
1eWelry was easily extract ed The
thieves took everything that was In the
safe.
None of the neighbons heard any noise
during the nigh. although one woman
lives directly over the store.
The evening world., 1905-09-15

letters. % 'he
ST, al My i,os sister was so prostrated by this
take @ 'tom her tnat Tn on my oer mother decided to
long res. They were ali ready tof ~ % a
we, wen one morning Boston T,ewspaper
Thai,!e tane 9nt with a long story to the effect
former As secratsrT r.sard had had clipped with his
ard wife in st. LOUIS. ''seV"e' as man
AT that time Mr.. Picard was in
to 1 so ta aha 6,d my grss sister in Boston ready
newspaper ,s office at once and convincaS cad
Jnn the edit1r Of the wrong that had been
rome, ra,,nsa Ihey said there that a woman
WpsesePnng Wps ping herself to be a friend OF
IN IN the evening before. The NEE next Sdory Sav
rnhIt nueIe was retraction of the story
'eS,tsheu aI,. s, IN every paper In Boston.
A coT,Ia,n my sister then then went to Old Orchard,
Se Slne TO get over the shock Of this thing.
She finally came back and cot a place
with music house in Boston az stenos-
was evident to me that this thing was
praying on her mind. but last month we
felt pretty certain that she had got
over Il.
"on Sept: she and mother went to
Hampton. \. H., where she was to
spend her two weeks vacation Mother
left her there in fine spirits. While
there she met Ethel Picard, a. daugh-
friend of her own. The two renewed
their friendship, but being with this
girl seemed TO bring. back TO Elias
mind the whole scandal in which she
had been made a victim. She brooded
over 1t and brooded over It until she
couldn't stand II any longer and last
Monday she came home to us again.
TUESDAY morning she went out with
u small hand satchel. She told mother
she was going shopping, but would be
We saw nothing Of her wednesday. we
were searching all Wednesday and
| Wednesday night, and didn't stop until
| Thursday morning, when he rsister got
| a letter from New York. In II Ella said
that she had gone to the Hotel Man
! haitian and that she was going to kill
| herself. She asked us to come at once
and get her body. She told us at some
length In this letter why she killed her
self, but that portion of 1t / will NOT
reveal to any living being. It is enough
| that this scandal had a large part 70
do with her death.
II presume she gave the nsme =,
Wildey at the hotel because she has
some money on deposit In the Wildav
Bank In Boston. We would have wired
New York to save her II there had
been time. but there was not, The
newspapers which came with her let
ter brought us the news OF the sui
eide OF Miss Wildey in New York ana
We knew then 1t was too late. 'A"
Ella told us In the letter that wllen
she LETT home she went to Fall River
ana took the boat for New York ssSe
said she came to New York for the sole
purpose of killing herelf and that moth
ing could make her change her mind"
The evening world., 1905-09-15

''sG a9 lots Of good impulsivsly.
vo ! & tod my first wife a while sro. u,h.,
aoa ae n serious talk. TO Just be patient
drIf, pIaps some day my love mdSht
tba paek again. Ny frat wifs Ieaa.
TINA, i"iaiaren from home. 1 would 'US nni
What W i irving without my chIldren
nome sboMIH lIns without ohildrsnS Every
It y easy for women tn n.
,h,itin ~ not true I did not s,,nn..
Garpv en. Intended to send iI 10 Ky Ky
SNoy Nouy society this week for thS,r S 20 Int .ns
Wbaney won't get II, OF course'. '''
tht hen the case OF Powers w.. ..us
asv MITnining IN court two wivas satSo sa
byterisn ~, Palmer, OF Emanuel pras'
weddinr. huron who ofiicia ted a. both
friends .ar ano lot OF indignant wonen
Journment w sh nand. When an ad.
inaignaN women ad ourned io o'clock the
the prisoner. punishment foi
=, Mlie No 1 took to cort h..
MARRIAGE certthcate ana her own
sa saoh me Health Board recurdn 90 Sopy
SECOND wlfe's marriage. us OF the
poWers. who Ii In the MOVING .ns
on a e war1snt was was arrested last nisht
wife, who had been informed his mrs!
Watson. OF the Child en- SocietvA 9nnss
1owers hf-d refused 10 pny - neS Mn, s.us
for the care Of two OF HIS thre cht,r,ssnn
pow In tho spcietys care. 'oh
When the arrest was made at Pow
ers's latest home, No. los Bank STRAIT
the second marriage became know Su TO,
his second wife two years ago and ~
been living with her only four bioc[,
In 1909, s'
The evening world., 1905-09-15
BLISS GOT $4,000 CASH
FROM THE new YORK LIFE

some better position. Mr.. Beers hopes
that You will prove to be the coming
man for the company. ] Will instruc.
you about your duties in detail when
reach Chicago.
Trusting that you will succeed in
filling the place in a manner that will
enable me always TO make favorable
report In reference to your work be-
lieve me ever your affechonate father,
GEORGE w. PERKINS"
When the letter had been placed on
the record Mr.. Morgans right-hand
man told all about his rise from office
boy to Vice President of the New York
Life and partner of ]. p. Morgan. As
a supplement to this sketch the author
din lfbuted the following Satemene
among the newspaper men:
MIR. Perkins'o Record.
New York Life Insurance Company:
1ST9-.tssistant bookkeeper In Cleveland
office of the New York Life Insur-
ance Company.
1SS3-Cashier of Cleveland office of the
New York Life Insurance Company.
1SS6-Solicitor for the New York Life In
surance Company.
1SSS-Agency Director at Denver, Col,
for the New York Life Insurance
Company.
1ss9-Inspector of agencies in the West
for the New York Life Insurance.
,SeeSFe.;1, "A. elected Third Vice-Presi-
dent of the New York Life Insurance
,se2 ApriI i2-Elected a member of the
Board Of Trustees of the New 1orh
Life Insurance Company.
1SqS Aprl lS-Elected Second Vice-Pres'
ideTlt of the New York Life lnsur-
ance Company.
1898 May 1l-Elected a member of the
Finance Committee of the New YORK
Life Insurance COmDany.
1900 Dec 27-Elected chairman Of the
Finance Committee of the New York
Life Insurance Company,
1903 May 13-Elected First Vice-Pres
ident of the New York Life Insur
ancc Company.
Salary:
lS19-S2OO per annum office boy.
- I,2OO per annum, clerk.
lSS6-Sl, 500 per annum, cashier.
1855 5000 per annum, solicitor aSd spe-
cinl representative.
lSS7-S15,00O per annum, agency director
and inspector of agencies.
lS93-- $50 0D per annum, Third Vice-Pres-
1Ss6--so5, 900 per annum. Third vice-Pres-
ident.
lS9o-s3oOOO per annum. Second Vice.
President
190l-s7bOO per annum. because OF offer
from ]. p. Morgan & Co.
1902-S25oO0 per annum, because OF en-
tering firm Of j. p Morgan & Co.
1so3-s25, 900 per annum
The evening world., 1905-09-15
mayor ROUSED
BY SCANDAL IN |
RECORDS HALL
''No More Money Till We
Know What Is Being
Done," He Says,

Two demands for money were made
Mt the Board of Estimate meeting toS
day on behalf of the new Hall of Reel
ords, The architects consider $4,000 the
amount allowed for mosaic work in the
vestibulH. entirely inadequate" and asK
$4,000" If this Is not given, they
suggest that ut would be better to
eliminate the mosaic work entirely ana
to eXpend the $4,000 in an enriched
plaster and color scheme" -
Make it look like Turkish ba m 7-
suggested the Mayor. The delays we
are having with this building are scan-s
dalous, and I won't vote any more
money until I get Il definite report of
what is being done" -
The matter of the issue of s1.4OO 900
corporate stock to furnish and equip
the Hall of Records was taken up.
President Littloton. of Brooklyn, do.
clared the scheme of furniture extrava.
gantiy elaborate and declined to vote
for the appropriation.
The evening world., 1905-09-15

Whether there was any connection
between the two suicides Is a question
that the father and brother of the dead
girl will not say. They attribute Miss
Berry's act to the false story that was
printed about her. but admit in a letter
she sent to her sister just before her
death, and which was received yestcr-
day morning in West Medford, she
gave an additional reason for her act
What this reason was they positively
refused to reveal.
The story Of Miss Berry's elopement
was false and the Boston papers print
ed retractions the next day, but Miss
Berry never got over the disgrace. Her
body was taken back 10 West Medford
tpis afternoon.
The BeIvys arrived here early to-day
and went straight to Aldred's under
taking -, a5llshment, at No. 359 Fourt h
avenues AS soon as they saw the body
1he father said: That's Ella" and
then completely broke down. He was
unable to say anything more, but the
son. although greatly distressed, told
the entire story.
Gossip Drove Her to Suicide.
he said, ''and a pure, hlgh-minded girl
She had the highest ideals, and the
breath OF slander never touched her un-
I'll year ago. 1t WAS a serious matter
with a girl of her very peculiar turn of
mind and 1t drove her to this desperate
deed.
ELLA was very industrious and could
not bear to be idle. So two years ago
she got position as stenographer and
private secretary to Alfred A. Picard
a dealer In electrical supplies on Allan
tic avenue, Boston. She developed into
very able business woman and was in
the confidence of her employer.
Picard had n great deal of trouble
with his wife at that time. 1t seems
that she was very jealous of him.
The result was that he gave up his
business and left town He ordered
my sister to close out the business and
report the result to him later. 1t took
her two months to close up the affairs
OF the concern and during that time
my sister was constantly annoyed by
Mrs. Picard and her relatives. They
tried to prevent the closing of the
business. but she had Picard's strict
orders to go ahead and she went
ahead In spite OF this Interference.
This led to some bitterness which could
not be helped,
"The strain of this work completely
knocked her out. and after she was
Medford, The verv next day she began
TO get threatening letters. These letters
accused her of al sorts OF things and
were signed with the name of n woman
who Is a neighbor OF Mrs. Picard we
investigated them, and learned that the
use OF this woman's name was a for
gerry. We had to draw our own con-
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Cts UNION
TANGLED UP IN
four CUESSES
Members Of the Organization
Trying to Decide Upon
lis Policy,

These four possibilities confront the
CT items Union are being considered
BY the leaders in that body:
/. Is there a demand for an inde-
pendent ticket?
2. Shall the Citizens Union put up n
third ticket?
j, Shall the Union wait until the others
nave made their nominations and then
select from the lis; of candidates the
best men for support?
l. snail the L.Iou devote itself In tb,
poiiticdi field this year to AIdermonic
ana assembly nomina,Iona2
nat IS the whole situation IL, ,,.
izens. saia leading oltcer nf Ih., - ~
meratei 'tiSL ,S To-day when he had en,-
undeciJa5 OHe possibilities. we - ',n iu IN
peacbss9Ha s99Hae definite decisIo,i e'eared.
mittne ,athe ~ me meeting OF the Ci,,, pe
Tbo MONDAY night" lily Ioih-
an imn",,lins ."elins for Monday night ,,,,,
u,usioh nay witness a rovoI, 20 us con-
~ the radical element in III lg9e g9e part
@ oIllon' which has demands CttiSzens
'ts Nm lyI lusion m movement be etartos 't
bears the sinr .or tne Monday night meeting
1e"is ,s the signatures of ten men az, s,'iilg
ulcates that the matters no S anu IN
~ v,eu VIII De OF general cbaron,lnul
inese iiailes appear on the cali. ,rt,I
c.nN he4ieS' Adolph Berdland IN !,
Grooay. John j. Young, August II H.
bins Edward F.. None, AlfreJ a S Ste3-
foh i, rSGrse i,, smith, David Goldstejnn n9I anr1
When eX-Gov Odell was asked -. -,
ruin Avenue Hotel to-day If a s,ro,ass' st sme
ful fusion ticket could be named ntuss n,itha's.
the citizens, Union he answered '''o.'' Mn
naeS wthonRf neRu1iean tsn ticket can he
'lf n Republican ticket is nnnoi,,, i
will the Municipal League support ~ 90 90
81 don't know; but first let mo o,o+
over the shock. l will have plenty &c
good news for next week" ol
The evening world., 1905-09-15
EXPLOSION IN
FACTORY; SIX
REPORTED DEAD
Building of the Climax Fuse
Company Wrecked After
the Fire.

AVON, Conn. Sept. 15.-The factory OF
the Climax Fuse Company took fire
this afternoon and an explosion fol-
lowed which wrecked a portion of the
plant.
1he explosion was in a small stone
building in which several men and girls
Were at work. rhc building was not
den,oliz he'd, the explosion spending Itself
Trough the windows. Il is thought
that six persons We're killed, as that
number cannot he found.
Five of the missing are;
James JOY.
VIM. Burke.
Molly Mccarthy.
Julia Sullivan.
Dick Mccarthy.
y call was sent to Hartford for hos
pital aid. Many of the employees were
struck by fragments of glass from the
windows, or debris scattered by the
explosion.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
CROKER'S SON IN
MANHATTAN CLUB.

Richard Croker, jr.. was, elected to
membership in the Manhattan CLUB
last night.
Perhaps no more striking illustration
of the revolution in local Democratic
affairs can be given. Richard Croker.
lr. 5, loyalty alIu UrNotloa u his Iathcr
mas been an occasion of remark, yet the
elder Croker resigned from membership
In the Manhattan Club because of its
Independence of Tanmany and its ad-
asement.
The direct outcome of Mr.. Crokers
resignation was the org ganlzation of the
Democratic Club as an avowed rival OF
the Manhattan.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
SUICIDE IN HOTEL
FOLLOWED that
OF Her EMPLOYER
Miss Ella Berry, Who Used Poison and
Pistol at the Manhattan, Had Been
Private Secretary and Stenographer
for Alfred A. Picard.

Miss Ella Berry the young enographer of West Medford Mass
who registered at the Hotel Manhattan Miss A. Widev Of Wash
irson Wednesday morning. and within had taken dose of
ca1oc acid and bullet through her brain killed herself ACCORDING
to her brother and father who arrived here to-day because of story
printed Boston newspaper the that she had eloned
10 81 LOUIS with A. l. Picard weknown and wealthy electrician of
Boston, for whom she had been private secretary for two wears
Picard became known to-day, committed suicide on Inn, - .
the Hotel Rexford in Boston He wears old and .
himself the Berry did. bv b1ov,no ii,
The evening world., 1905-09-15

NEWS OF
THE DAY
"CreenhOrnS" Found.

The lost Connemara "greenhorns'
here for the Irish Fair were found late
this afternoon by am emissary of =.
j. Cody who was worried almost tn
distraction by their disappearance. They
had been taken from the ship BY
Connenarl ma employed on the pier,
who etertained them lavishly until the
Galway men located them.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
BabCOCk Won't Serve.

MILWAUKEE, Sept 15.-Congress-
man ]. W. Babcock, chairman for sew
eral years of the Republican Congress
sional Committee, announced today that
he did not expect TO NEGLECTED to the
committee, and would in no case accept
the chairmanship again.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
EnQineer a Suicide.

James Drummond, aged ffty-three, of
No 80 Garrison avenue, Jersey City,
locomotive engineer was found dead in
his gas-filled room this afternoon. Drum
mond had been i'll and the police believe
he committed suicide.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Banker Is Arrested.

SWANTON, VT, SEPT. 1b.-A. J
Ferris, former President of the People
National Bank, now In the hands Oh
receiver, was arrested to-day on T.!
charge of misappropriating funds fron
tine bank and making false entries
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Coal Mems Outing.

SARATOGA, SEPT. lb,-One hundred
and nifty members OF the Philadelphia
Coal Exchange after three days in the
Lake Cha nplain region reached here
this afternoon. They leave for New
York tomorrow.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
IRISH LEAGUE ELEcTEp Am.

BELFAST. Ireland Sent, ib.--sIr Dam
lei Dixon. Unlonist has been elected to
Parliament vice Sir James Haslett, de-
ceased, ny avote Of ~ over william
Walker, Labor party: The United Irish
fssSvs fssSy coSSaca ~ pHsI fsIsad. d.hS y
<c.d . Msssr q a 1:lsss: ,s snd 4 Irsninsss
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Blew His Head of.

Charlie q. Bracey. twelve years old
blew his head off with gun In u
thlcket near the home OF his brothe'
in-law. James A. Carr at Buckhave
where he had gone TO cut peanut pole
to-day.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Shot Self In ThiQh.

Arthur Nj. Sopher, an employee OF
New York burglnr-alarm company, shot
himself In the thisht at Gwyer's Hotel
this afternoon and is In ST. Joseph's
Hospital. He says Il was an accident.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Texas Chief JnStlCe Dead.

HOUSTON, SEPT. &c. C. Garrett,
who resigned last week as Chief Jus
tice OF the Texas Court of Appeals,
died to-day at his home In Brenham,
He was fifty-nine years old,
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Crushed by Cars.

stanlus Prodsky. OF Greenpolnt, was
crushed to death by two freight cars
IN the Yards q the Jpn eh1ng lsland Rail
The evening world., 1905-09-15
suAAER COL.i,s

narrative promo Quinihe, the world -vids Cold
q Sssii isss To- :isSsssss an W dS ~ s: =:
The evening world., 1905-09-15
DIED.

No Extra Charge for II.
Advertisements Tor The Word may bs left
At any American pistriet Messenger offtes
N the city until y. ". -,--.--I
The evening world., 1905-09-15
His Fathers Letter.
ERE is the letter.

Dear George. 1 have obtained a sit
uation for you with the New York Lie
to act for the present as my clerk at
a salary of s25 per month commencing
April /, 1872. Its continuance will de-
pend upon your improvement In spell
Ing and writing. which will need 10 be
very rapid. Also upon your care 90 at
tend to every hing given you 10 do
promptly without making any blunders
or mistakes. and II In every respect you
are honest. truthful and faltasul in
your duties It will lead eventually to
The evening world., 1905-09-15

A trail was opened to-day IN the In
vestisation OF the New York Life In
surance Company which led the ieGisla-
tive investigators and their chief counl
ssi, Charles y. Hughes. into . maxs
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