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Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1905-12-01
CIRCUIT COURT WlND.Up
Court and Grand Jury Adjourn Friday
Afternoon Foreman Makes ReDort.

A'ernooh'''Toreman Makes Report.
After holding a session of elev
en- days, the November term OF
circuit court adjourned sine die
last Friday. In one respect, q,
least, the session just adjourned
differed from any ever held ia
this county. Not verdict OF
guilty Was brought in by jury,
which Was, to say the least, a lit
tie unusual. Another feature that
made this court different from
most courts held here was the
long session of the grand jury,
which did good work to the day
of adjournment, finishing their
session the same hour that court
adjourned.
When the grand jury made It's
final report, the judge paid nice
C mpllment to its mem mbers, say
ing that it was the best jury that
had been before him since his
term upon the bench, The Judge
endorsed the statement th4t the
keeper of the county paupers was
not paid enough for his services,
and recon- mended that he be paid
more in order that he might be
able to give better treatment to
this unfortunate class Of the
county's citizens. He also said
tha: it was not only the privilege,
but the duty of the board Of sup
ervisors to keep IN good condition
the puoIlc buildingsof the county
Only Que case not mentioned in
last weeks issue Of this pape,
was disposed of by trial, that of
the State VS. Wash Crawford, for
unlawful retailing, which was
tried by a jury.
G. W. Satchtield plead guilty
to selling Van Vleet's Kidney
Cure, and was fined $50 and costs,
-Four cases against Wash Craw-
ford and one against E. E. Vaden.
Tor unlawful retailing, were con
jlnued.
GRAND JURY'S REPORT.
70 his Honor. Judge J. B. Boohte:
We, Grand Jurors impanelled
or the term of the Circuit Court
at Hernando, November
3, 1905, submit this as our re-
oOrt: U
With care and earnest zeal toll
ldd to the welfare of ou: state and
county we have investigated all
'iolations of law brought to our Il
We have examined 22O witness
es aud returned 68 true bills. {
Considering the comparative 3
yreat number OF witnesses above 5
eported we beg to explain that a :
'rge percentage Of these have {
'een summoned in our endeavor 7
0 uncover and break up the sale 3
+ Intoxicating drinks. This type )
+ evil had grown rapidly worse 5
q recent months and had be- {
ONE so fragrant and so destruc- (
I've of the morals of our 2
outh and so demoralizing to the 3
lbor OF our county, we deemed it )
ecessary to use most strenuous s.
forts to locate and, if possible, &
heck this rapid growth of this 6
,rm of lawlessness. 3
We desire to thank many Of our :
est citizens for ASSISTANCE and
oral support in this unpleasant
I'D onerous task.
We have looked into the rec
'ds of our county officers and
lallenge any county in the state
show neater or better kept
,oks.
We have visited the county Jail, A
9 poorhouse, and examined the N
and would reprot: =
First, The prisoners at the jail =
ell provided for, and no com =
Amt heard. The building needs
me improvements to plaster u
: and other minor repairs.
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ESCaS6S De car
ne en- Arroyo,

Es un deGCuido. 10 que viene uuce.
dlendo hS tempo en- este pueblo, con
u cRrne que se expende para 81 consul
mo p6blico.
DeSde que Se efectu6 IL anexi6n. ese
artlcuIo 90 trafdO diRrismente de Gua-
yAmG y cast siempFe FesuIta p6SimO.
no pOr "a eStado higi6nico sinO por Cd
clase que en- general Sc c0mpOne de
piltrsfas. huesos etc.
Per0 como 81 cato no hubieGe sid0
bAstante para coronAr ell readItado de
lquelia ley, mil veces funeata, tenemos
Ahora, que en- eatos 1ItimOS dfag. a lo-
caIidad qu6doGe Al amsnecer sin ese ar
tlcul0. de primera neoesidRd.
No bastR mRdTugar nj ViVir CerCs de
IG CAEniceEfa para pOder consPguir an
pezOd0 de Carne.
No bastR gozar delGIgunas aimpatias
con eI cRrnicer0, para poder adquirir
eco pAFte principal que con0tituye ell
nlimento del Cuerpo, pues no pareCe
1ino que al remAtistS Sc hi empe6ado
ca que no c0mamos cGFne y Cd tal la
escaE6s CON que ID mazda, que II 0brir.
na Aas pueFtGs del local en- que se ex-
pende, casi puede decirSe que ternina.
Y si esto sucede & los que viven dem
tro del pOblado, Sque no aOontecer6 q
Los pobres oampesinoS, que una VeE
Dor semana bBjan aI pueblo para req
bzSr sus frutoG llevar an pedazo de
CaFne con que nutrir sus pedue nue.
Los, que generaImente Aufren IoS ri
cores de la anemiA9
DijimoB que rRya este ca deacuido.
A6Andono, o; porque { estGa horsG
deDe ya aaber nuestro deIegRdO. ID
cantloed mas Q menoa de Carne que se
expende diaFiamente , poF tanto Cle ca
debar 60, si desea VeIaF por el bienes-
TOR de sus administrators, comunicaFlR
81 aIcALde do Guayama para que este
e1ila oil FemAtista u obligaci6n de en-
War & este pueblo 10 Cantidad dc Carne
eOpfoEms lRs exigsneiaa del oonaRmo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
E almIIanIe Jones
SIS d8spOjOs m0TiaIes soTSn
tIaldOS d8StO FTdnCIa 4 los
EsiidOs UnIdOs. EscoIta de-
CEuCbToS

Washington, Mayo A.
EI Asistente SecretaPio LOomis
hoy formalmente piai6 al DepaEta-
mento de la armada que enyiase
un escuadF0n 4 Fr. ncia para traer
81 cuerpo del Almirants John Paul
Jones. Est0 es de conformiaad con
Eel acuerlo del SecretaFio Morton y
Mr.. L0Omis.
Sera prObablemente confado al
Ad. Sigsbee comandante del escua-
dron de crucerOs que b estad0 es-
tacionado en- el mar Caribe.
Consiste 81 escuads0n del crucero
armada SBrooklynS y los protejidos
NG4lveston1, xSacomas y xChatc-
nooga.S
Los barcos seran enViados al nor
te dentro de pocos aias para pre-
pararse para el viaie.
Es necesario tFaer el cuerp0 4 es-
Ia pals antes de- fnalizaF Junio
porque las leyes de Francia no per-
mitiran tenerle mas tempo en- la
TERRA.
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diario.
AbandonO. en- el que tambi9n tiene
paFte el alCalde de Gusyams, porque
tempo ha 10 que nos Venim0s que
jando de tel pFoceder, sin que sepamoa
que ga honorAbilidad h8yR. 81 no re-
mediado, Atendido & nueatrag justas
Queias.
Exist9 en- este pueblo an matadero
r16licO. que hs podido ser hRbilit1do.
y otras VeCes 10 pedfnoG por me.
diO de Ie prensR y solo Sc hizo u Fepa-
raci6n sin que sepamos que SO hsyan
llenRdo los demks requisites que apun-
tsbamos.
Y no be aIeRua que no hay fondos y
que todas las pAEtidas estSn ogotadas.
SNO Sc hS AumentAdO ell alumbrado
p6blict ?
SDe d6nde. pues, hs aalido ese dine
en- ID plazR y demss GALES de u p0bla
Ci6na
Pues de ID misma mauerR que esto
ha podido hScerse. cPeemos que q ma
tAdefo puede poVe6raele de todo 10 que
exijsn Les leyes higi61icas y entonces
pediF que Sc autorice II apertuFa para
que ga 81 ae sacriiquen las reses. cuyas
cArneA aqui ae consumer en- ago aa
RliVie esa terrible csTgl, que pesA go
bFe nosotFos, desde que an fatal horS
conCibieron qoelIOs cgZe5res legtsIAdo-
res, anexaFnos & GuRysma.
Mas 81 tenemos ID deEqracia de que
no se enCpentre quien adelante los ma
teFiales que ae neeesitAn, sbFase aDt0u-
ces una Buscripci6n popular & Ii que
indndab biements contribuiF6n todos los
vecinOs atf como Go rennen Veinte 8
treinta dollars mensuaImante para di
veFtir aI pueblo, Ra reunir6 tambi6n ID
SumR que be neceaits para propOrCio-
mar & ese mismo pueblo 81 &limentO
principal.
Eatag Iineas condensan Lee iunume'
rabies protestas que surRsn poE do
QuieFa, y colo tienen pOF obieto aefia-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
BAsADo EN EL HONOR.

Sin duda habra I'd Visto en- los
s peri6dicos, con relaci6n q algun re-
medic, alg1n anuncio como este.
Isl despues de un ensayo, I'd. nos
escribe que este remedio no le ha
sartido buenos efectos, lie reembol-
saremos q I'd. su dinero." Pues,
nunca henos tenido motive para
nablar de esta manera con relaci6n
al remedio designado en- este artf-
culo. En- un comercio que Sc ex-
tiende por todo ell mundo, nadie Sc
ha queiado iamas de que nuestro
remedio haya fallado 8 ha pedidc
Ia devoluci6n de su dinero. El p1-
blico nunca murmura de pan honra-
do y habilmente elaborado 8 de una
medicinal que produce los efectos
para los cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
esta basada en- la lealtad y ell no.
nor, Y ell conocimiento de este he-
cho de parte del pueblo, espliea
su popularidad y gran 6xito. No
hay NADIA que disimular L ocultar.
No es ell resultado de un suefio 8
lie uI.a casualidad sino de afano-
SOS estudios fundados en- los como
cidos principles de la ciencia me-
dica aplicada. Es tar sabrosa CO.
mo la miel Y contiene todos los
principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hfga-
dos frescos del bacalao, con Jara-
be de Hipofosfitos, Extractos de
Malta Y Cerezo SiIvestre. Este re-
medic ha merecido los elogios de
todos los que 10 han empleado en-
cualquiera de las Intermediates pa
ra las cuales Sc recomienda como
alivio y curaci6n. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, Anemia, Resfriados, De-
bilidad y Tisis, es un especffco.
"El DIR. Jose G.. Pumariega, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado en- mi clien-
tela la Preparation de Wampole,
en- todas aquellas intermediates
que aniqui1an Ell sistema nervioso
Y particularmente en- el raquitismo
y Intermediates del aparato respi-
ratorio, habiendome dado un exec
Iente resultado." J" En- las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
Plsnlos Dc Ia GaIoIIs Colorado.
San Justo II.

Gran medGIld De O9.O. Minis AaFga-
rita Montilla. (JapOnesH.
MedGgEGs de OrO Nina Graciel6 To.
rFientes. (Aldeana b6lgara Ni6o Eu-
gepio Iglesias. (Blas6n pusrtorriqne.
6o)
Medozgas de plata -Ni6s Msrcedita
SaIdafIs. (China.) Ni6o Antonio Gar.
efa. lIncroyatle Nifo Miguel Angel
Montille. dnfante Don Juan Niffo
Andres Rsm6n, (TrovadoF.
Med1glas h0uOg5E5 5fc0s Nina Apge.
lite Guillermety. (Diosa de>1a fptogra
ffa Ni1o Luis Ramirez. (Jc key
Nifls OLYMPIA MontiIla. Princess Isa-
bel. Nil0 Luis Roger. (T0FerO de
paSeo
Nota: Laa menCionsa hon0ffiGss,
dan derecho media docena do toto.
graftas. del negative heCho paFa 81
eertkmen. El sffior Colorado NOS Fue-
GO encaTguemoa u aaistenCia % 9ct0 de
entFega de Eoa prsmioa. t0dos LOG
nifiOs que los obtuVierOn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20

Antenoche celebr6 seai6u OrdiEnria
Le junta diFectivs de ID GLiga de proc
pletRFioG,S , bAjo Ia presidenCiR del Dr..
Juan I'll. BIondet.
Despu6s de apFObarse elaCta de la
session anterior, 80 pAs6 8 los asuntos
obist0 de Ia reunion.
Qued6 aprObAd0 81 balance de Cbjs
del mes anterior preaentado poP D
COntadulfa de II junta.
Enterada Ia directive de que ell ho.
nora ble Obispo no ha contestad0 q
Carta en- que Sc Ie pedfae que pOr u
COlecturia General de CapeIIaDfas se
estAblezcs, para ID resolution del pun
TO, demands ante los tFibnnales contra
CuaIquiers de los propietarioa que sd
Diegue 8 psgar ID parte de d cOntribu4
Ci6n correspondence & LOB cApitales q
censOs se estim6 que debia insistiFse
on s0stener tal deFeCh0 que. en- ell
CIs0 de cuRIquier demanda, Do GLig69
t0mArfa las medidas neCesarias en-
AuxiIio del demsndadO, "a que Ia ley
60 clara en este RSunto.
La junta se enter6 de ID cRrta del
aICalde COntestando Ii pbtici6n sobre
Femate de 10 c6rcel de Puerta de Tie
IRA. PsTticipa ell aICRlde que por aho-
70 el edificiO aeguirS arrendado y que
81 arquitecto municipal h2rs una tasa-
Ci6u del mismO.
Trat6se de Il question botica muni-
cipaI, mostv6ndOse satisfechR ID direc-
tiva de que en- sus gestiOneG en- este
Rsunto hsyan determinad0 81 que Sc
sublsten lac medioinas.
ConsideradOs los proyectos que se
dice tiene el alcalde para arnpliar las
obras del acueducto eatablecer una
pIantA electrical por cuentR del pueblo
de San Juan, se resuelVe eI utiIiznr t. :
dOS los medios que Ia ley proportions
en- Oposici6n & talea proyectos, por
juZgaTse NADIA eonVeniente & los intere-
!es de los contribuyenteE, due no pue-
den pogar ri G6a ls COntribuCi6p; acor-
dSndOse al mismo tempo aceptRr 81
valios0 informe que acercR del acue-
ducto presentara don Arturo Guerra.
Sc trstsron Fea0Ivieron Otr0s
asuntos de inteH6s para 81 pueblo con-
tribuyente.
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On d ETtorioF. o aiio orc. 80. 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
ASuntO de Verdadera
impOrtanCia.
Los dgTlGultOTGS do cafe dsbsn
RStudIaTIO.

81 gobernsdor de Puerto Rico hS
Feeibido una extensG carta de Mr.. At.
kinra. SeCretario de EStado de Hawaii,
gOlicitsndo 50 conCurso para pedir del
COngreso americana. imp0ngS un gra-
v6men de un 2 & un 5 por ciento sobre
ell c,f6 extraDjero que entre en- los Es-
tad0a Unidos, con els obieto de prote-
jer el de sus pOaesi0nes, & fn de que
pue1an obtener un tipO por ID msnoS
de 16 OentAVos libra.
Cree ell sefI0r Atkins que el tnOmen-
to es oportuno, por Cuento existe an
dSfcit en- 81 Tesoro NacionaI uue po-
dFia cubriFse con dicho impuesto, evi.
tandO nuevaG c0ntribuCiOnes-
Tambi6n deseaIfa saber que csntidad
De teFrenos para el cuItiVo del cafe. &
buen precio, podria utilizarae en Puer.
TO Rico = que production Sproximada
deffa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20

-Valentin UEdanetR y Otros piden
Sc incluya entire los fevorecidos para
, el eetudio en- los Estados Unidos lOG
hiios de IOg Obreros, y 81 ConCejo
aeuarda manifaotaF los peticionRriOs
que las solicitudes preseLtadas poE
obreros de beCas pensionadas por 81
municipio para estudio on los EstsdoO
Unidos. han sido tona lac en Conside-
r4ci6n se tendF6n en- CuentG & medi-
do que vayan oCurriendo vacantes.
-Q1e si Mr.. pe'cRsg6 Fenur Ci6, es
cosR que no est6 puesta en- Clsro. ST
tuvo rszon en- 10 de MarrueCos. s 81
u tuvo ca 10 de Il guerra russo jRpOne-
60. tampoco estS aeteFminGdo; per0 10
que no ofrece d menor duda es q. sus
adver8aFios polftiCoa p0r 81 8 por no,
Sc han felictado = han tornado mucha
Cerveza ePabstS de d que Venden M.
r CalderOn y ca, Tstu6n IL.
DESPUEs DE PROBAR todos loS engafo-
SON remedies que Sc anuncian es cuando mas
SO agradece la eficacis RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya superioridad esta univer-
Salmente confirmada.
Curaciones desespeFadas on personas bien
0onoc.daS que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses SOD las que 10 han hecho glorioao, pero
un solo eStuche produce mejor efecto que
una doCena de fraScos de oualQuieF otro re-
medic, porque adem6s de ser ell dnico verda-
dero Curative radical del estomago del
intestine, sin engahosa aocion Calmante, es
Digestive y Purihcador de los alimentos.
Se debe exigir que Ceda hostia tenga gra-
Oado el nombre Digestive Mojarrieta.
Dep6sito general de las FaTmscias de Bauco = Ca,
Rann6n Almazan Fidel Guillermety, en san Juan
De Puertoldoo; dc yenta en- las prncipales Drogue-
E1a63de EuTopay America
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
AdlvlnaDzl. So sOIueI6n.

SEn que Sc pareCe un automd-
vii { un Pantalon viejo?
En- que va tiFando a fuerza De
bencina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
(Comtinnrd.l

lar an NAL que fsCilmente puede re-
LEAL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-16
You Must
Sleep.

II you cannot. Il is due 20 an
irriiated or oongested state OF
the brain. which will soon de-
velope into nervous prosiration.
Nature demands sleep, and
Il Is as important as food Il
Is n part oi her building and
sustaining process. This period
OF Inconsistencies relaNes the
mental and physical strain, and
allows nature 20 restore ex-
hausied vitality.
DR.. Miles Neryine brings
refreshing sleep. because Il
sooihes The irritation and re-
moves the congestion.
II is also n nerve builder; Il
noufishes and strengthens ev-
cry nerve in your body. and
creates energy In all the organs.
Nothing will give strength
and vitality as surely and
quickly as DR.. Miles Nervine.
During the past winter ! lad two
attacks N iaaullr which Ire me
very weak. and in bad condition.
Was 90 nervous I cnlai not tlrrp. Ny
wife. after frfinF different remedies.
went Tor q doctor Tho nnrfuf vas
out and n nfishbur recommended nf.
Allie NrfViHH ard snr brought home
. bottle. had noi slept for Fnmr TINE.
and had tHffihin ralrs ln my bead,
After taking n frw dHrr1 m hrftinr
the rain NiH NHt o. rrNHfrl ana
slept I am nnN taking che second
tlfflf nni lm very mnh imrf.tr,i
Dr. Miles Nrrslns |s sold ~ your
druonIst. ssha viii guarantee fhat the
ffaf bottle will benefit N "a faNti ~
viii refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-16

Mary Rogers still lives We thought
the supreme court would grant her a
new trial. 10 seems O. No that the pos o.
,ihllliles Tor "a complete justice should
have granted her another chance. She
was entitled a. all the doubts in the
case and the state of Vermont eau lll
afford % protect itself ~ means 81
any legal iechnicalliles. 10 can hardly
be- expected that ihc United States
supreme court will Interfere ln the
ease aud err many days Mary Rog.
crs will boz hanged, aud some more
Vermont history viii have been written
for the odilrniiou of tic coming gencr.
alton Island Pond Herald.
There are NO legal iechnicalilos.
There was not one catenuatlng circlm-
stance Ia conn elton With her crime.
She bad a fair trial aud nl the efforts
Of her friends have not succeeded in
raising one real doubt as 90 the JUS
iice OF hanging her 10 any murderer 8,
% be hanged. She deserves 10 II any
body does IN fact the depth Of her
depraviiy has never been told and
cannot be- told Ia public print. IL Il
too indecent and disgusting The
sheriff of this county hts deputies
and doubtless her keepers ~ Rutland
and Windsor can tel things which
show the woman 10 be hardly human
10 the depths OF her depravity. Mary
Rogers will undoubtedly DO hanged
but there Is still a question before the
people Of Vermont. Is the state justi.
fed In killing human animal even Of
this low caster Is not the state in q
way responsible for her lack Of proper
development and thus indirectly a
partner Ia her crimey
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-16
NOTICE..
Notice to Sell Real Estate Of
John Keenan,, Deceased.

NTATE or VERMONT. In Probate
> District OF Bennington. s.. Court held az
the Probate ONCE in Bennington in, and Tor SAID
district on the 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1905.
Present John V. Carney, Judge.
Martin f.. Lyons, administrator OF the estate
Of John Keenan,. late 81 Bennington, IN sad
district. deceased, makes Application TO SAID
Court for license to sell all OF the real estate
of said deceased. including the homestead
rights of Catherine Keenan. widow OF said
deceased. situate In the village and town OF
Bennington. for bounds and description refer
ence may he had 10 the Land Records IN the
Town Clerks ONCE OF the town OF Bennington.
aforesaid representing that the sale OF said
real estate Is necessary for the payment OF the
debts Of said deceased and expenses OF admin
israton.
Whereupon. it is ordered 10y said Court that
Sa i'll application he referred 10 session there
of, to be held al the Probate ONCE in Benning'
ton In said district on the 30th day OF June, A,
ID. 1905 for hearing and decision thereon and
II is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF sald
application and order thereon three weeks sue
cessively in the Bennington Banner and Reformer
anewspap- published at Bennington, and which
crculates In the neighborhoOd OF those interest
ed before said time of hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place. and, If they see
cause. object thereto.
BY THE COURT
Attest. JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.
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CHIEF HILL OUT.
Mayor WcRvrr'- Crusade For Good
Of philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA June H. There
have been Interesting developments IN
Mayor Wcayer's crusade Tor good gov.
eminent. The hight against the trolley
franchises Is for the moment forgotten
in tile light OF what developed at the
hearing Of Select Councilman Frank
H. Catcu. who is charged with VIC
latng his councilmauic oath by being
interested Ca city contracts. During
the hearing it WIS shown that lnsur-
ancc Commissioner Israel W Durham
is partner m thc McNichol firm Of
city contractors II was also shown
that while James L. McNichol. who
IS now a state senator and one ~ the
local leaders. was in city councils the
McNichol firm consisted of Durham.
Mrs. James =. McNichol. John NJ
Mack aud Daniel J. McNichol. broth
er of james L. McNichol. Il was also
shown that after James =. McNichol
left councils his wife Withdrew from
the firm and that her place was taken
by himself
Other evidence Of a sensational char.
acter was To the effect that secret
agreement existed between Council
man Cavcn and his father. trading as
James Caven n Son, and another firm.
in which they agreed that no contract
shall be entered into by either of the
parties with the McNichol firm or any
other firm doing work on the city's
filtration system without the written
consent Of both parties.
As result of what developed at the
hearing Mayor Weaver later accepted
the resignation of John W Hill chief
engineer Of the bureau of filtration.
and also that Of his son, Henry W.
Hill, who was assistant to his father.
The designations We're sent TO the
mayor, TO take effect June 30. but they
were accepted TO take effect immedi-
ately Chief Hill was the highest sal
aried official in the city, his compensa-
ton being $1,000 year. Stimuli.
taneOus with the acceptance of the res
ignations all work on the city's tiltra-
ton system was ordered stopped. The
office of Chief Hill was placed in
charge Of Assistant Director of Public
Works Hicks, and the city's offices
at the filtration plants were put in
charge of detectives, with instructions
to permit no one to remove any rec
ords or other documents.
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Little Hope For snyer Boys.

MIDDLETOWN, ~ y, June 49,
There is little hope of the recovery Of
the two boys, sons Of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Sayer of New York city, who
were injured in the collision at Seeley's
Crossing Between Mr.. Savers automo-
pile and an Eric" train. when Mr.. and
Mrs. Sayer were killed outright.
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Fourth Of July {, coming soon aud
We believe Nc voice the opinion ~ ihe
bulk oilho people Of mature years
that tho Size Of the hrccraokcr Il
standard Of patriotism. That Is tho
greater the patriot, the smaller the
hrccrackor.
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SHORT HILLS. y. j.. June 16.-The
second round of the woman's metropol-
itan golf championship on the Baltus-
rol Golf club did not produce any sensa-
tional play. Mrs. Stout one down with
Mrs. Rogers ut the turn, was playing
somewhat irregular, but in the end won
,nufI,.
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Alexander nnd HncIsctt In Finals

NEW YORK, June 16.-The match
before the championship in the lawn
tennis singles was reached in the met
ropolitan tournament as Alexander and
Hackctt, Princeton and Yales former
champions, won their places in the final
round
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BUFFALO. June 1G-The Leather
Stocking stake, the feature of the card
az Kenilworth, was won by Neva
Welch. w. j. Young's -year-old
FLY. Stroller, the favorite in the race,
and Caper Sauce, the second choice.
were never in the running
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FRANK T. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

only fool or coward carries
pistol. n Frcd Johnson hadn't been
carrying around q revolver he would.
M nov be- on trial for his llfo.
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Secretary Hay mt New York.

NEW YORK. June 16.-Among the
passengers who arrived last night on
the steamship Baltic, from Liverpool
and Queenstown, were John Hay, Sec
rotary of state, and Mrs Hay.
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Prince silver wings Won.

CINCINNATI June 16.-Prince Sill
yer Wings, heavily backed. easily won
the mile and sixteenth handicap at La
tona. The Cook was second and Ath-
lone third