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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-12-22
Not as One of Them.

iNoi aS onc OF ncm.
The russians will never warm I'D
TO Count Witte"
why not:"
His name is too easy to pronounce"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-12-22
I'VE Make.
II u Y l. E II IS
Our Chief Attraction for
the Christmas T&ade.

We have the most beautiful
line of packages ever shown
in candies in this town. The
name HUYLER'S is a magic
word with every twentieth
century lady. 1t makes an
impression that even time
cannot destroy. Young man
you cannot afford to take
chances; get your girl a box
of Huyler's in Christmas
dress. We can supply the
more matter of fact folks too
with a number of useful arti-
cles and at prices too that will
make them glad.
Come to see us and let us
show you. ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-12-22
W. Newell Smith.
The Hole in the Wall.

To arrive this week the
incest and most up-to-date
line of Picture Framing ever
in town: the get up and price
will always be right. Win
dow Glass, all sizes.
CUT PRICES FOR 80 DAYS
Window Shades for store
or residence, any size, color,
guilty or quantity; orders
taken and prompt deliveries
guaranteed. Look for nv
ad on Wall Paper. The price
will make it interesting.
| am ready for any and all
repairing, upholstering or
mattres making that comes
in.
M / l. l. I NGS,
TIE pAppp WAN
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-12-22

Apparently the only son Of an insur-
ancc magnate would not be a bad risk
for girl to assume.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-12-22

fosslbly some people would he bet
ter If they did not have to associate
with themselves.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-12-22

No man tries moral suasion on mad
dog more than once.
The evening world., 1905-10-07
BANK CLOSED BY
FORGERY CHARGE
Run Feared Through Indictment
Of President Dougherly, Of
Peoria National, 50 Directors
Decided to Wind Up Affairs.

PEORIA, H., Oct As a direct re-
suit Of the indictment Of N, c. Dough.
trty for forgery yesterday the directors
NJ the Peoria National Bank, OF which
he was president, announced early TO-.
day that they had decided to suspend
business and would call In the Comp
troller OF the Currency to wind up the
AFFAIR." OF the institution.
The meeting OF directors LASTED all
evening and was behind closed doors.
II was admitted that a run would be
inevitable to-day, and the only recourse
was TO llqudate at once.
The loan Of $4,000 by the Peoria
Clearing House was tied up In such wise
that 1t could not be accepted.
II was learned that quiet Withdrawals
from the bank had been going on all
day yesterday, most OF the calls coming
from banks In nsighboring towns. The
bank was capitalized at 100000,
The bank will not be open for business
to-day and a representative OF the
Comptroller is expected from Chicago
before noon.
WASHINGTON, oct THE Comp
trollIr oi the Currency has received a
telegram announcing that the Peoria
National bank Of Peoria, Ill, has closed
Its doors On the order Of It's directors
The evening world., 1905-10-07
COULDN'T BAIL
STRANGER OUT
Tax Receipts Didn't Count with
Sergeant in TenderIoin Sta
ton When Man Offering Them
Didn't Know Woman in Case.

"Do you know this woman asked
serRt. Dooley, at the West Thlrtleth
street station. early to-day, when
Michael Savage, a Junk dealer in busl-
ness on Twtnty-nlnth street, threw a
bunch OF tax receipts on the desk and
asked permission to bail out a woman
NAMED Mary Du Vale, arrested on
charge OF disorderly conduct
why. yes" said Savage
How old is she3'
why, she is--Hhy | don't know ex-
actly how old she II, said Savage un'
easily.
Where does she llve?'
She's friend Of mine don't know
where she lives replied Savage ner.
vously.
You don't know how old she is and
you don't k1ow where she llves," said
the sergeant, who had not even looked
a. the tax rec3ipts. You don't know
her at ali, YOU meanr,'
Say, Sergeant do ! have TO answer
all these questlonsT'
you don't know her at ALL do your
insisted the sergeant
well, to tell the truth" admitted
Savage, II don't ! was sent around
here to bail her out
Now you can stick those tax bill,
In your hip-pocket and walk, said lht
sergeant. sternly, and Keep on walk
Ing. It's good for you
The evening world., 1905-10-07
FACES PRISON
UNDER new LAW
Bloom Admits He Planned 10
Desert His Child and Wife
and Is Held for Trial at
Woman Lawyers Request. 4

Miss Mary T. Quackenbos. a lawyer,
Of No. 10 Bible House appeared In the
lYbrktille Court to-day to prosecute
Abraham Bloom, twenty-slx years old,
a baker Of No l6l Lewis street. Bloom
was the first prisoner arraigned under
a law which went into effect on Sept.
J. making the intent to desert child
a crime This law was passed through
the efforts OF DR. Frankel, OF the United
Hebrew SCharItles, and carries with It
a penalty OF two years imprisonment
Bloom pleaded guilty to-dlv and was
held in $50 bail FOR trial. on Thurs
day Bloom called at the ONCE OF The
Industrial Rmoval Association,
branch Of the United Hebrews Charl-
lies, and said ne was Abraham Gold
stein, Of No. 81 Lewis street lie had
woman with him he said was his
wife, sophie Colds elm, and asked as
sistance TO get another place where no
could work
s aI9lty Bcro, clerk, was sent 20
Investigate. and learned that Rloom
alas Gods,fi in. lived az No 1871 Lewis
street with his wife. Es'He~, and iive-
year-old daughter RcOscca. They wee
taken To the associations rooms yes-
tt-lay, and when Bloom came BACK
.der fled him and he was arrested
The evening world., 1905-10-07
GIRL SLASHED
!. WITH A knife
Margaret Lenahan Attacked on
Way to Employers Home Is
Probably Dlsfigured for Her
Life.

MarEaret -Lenaham, a young German.
employed IN the homo of Dr. John r.
Moore, head OF the Queens Borough
Hfaltn Department. al No. 60 Woolsey y
street, in the Astoria section. was AT.
lacked And stabbed while on he, way
hcme early to-day
SHE had been visiting in Manhattan
and was returning home along Woolsey
street.. when a man jumped out from
behind tree, seized her wrist and
stabbed her three times In the cheek
with. long knife She managed to
break from his grasp and run to DR..
Moore's house, where she fell uncon.
sclous
The young woman Is unable to de.
seriDe her assailant, as /. was dark TIE
police believe the stabber an italian
who sought revenge on Or Moore 5
family for compelling him To obey the
sanitary laws The gr's wounds are
mot serious, but will dlsfgure her per.
ulansntly,
The evening world., 1905-10-07
MYSTERY over
YOUNG WOMAN
UNCONSCIOUS
Extensively Dressed and Car.
ried Handbag Containing
Many Pawnticksts.

Two policemen found a Eood-looking
young woman lying unconscious on the
sidewalk in front OF No. SO Marion
street to-day, BY her side were three
empty whlskey TASKS and a half
emptied flask OF liquor DR., Billings,
Of st, Nlnoents hospital, found she
was suffering from alcoholic coma,
BY her side was q handbag contain
ing among other things, fifteen pawn
tickets. each one calling for some ar
tlcle OF Iewelry. one OF the tickets
represented a diamond ring upon which
sg2 had been obtained. In purse In
the handbag was $3.50 In money, The
tickets were made out In the name OF
"Daly" but the woman when taken to
Bellevue Hospital said that her name
was Katherine Mulllgan and that she
had no home,
She was extensively and tastefully
gowned and the police believe that she
Is a woman OF some consequence who
Is trying TO conceal her Identity She
muttered two or three times In n semi
Ineligible way after being picked up
by the police, "Now is the time OF the
Lord TO save me II He ever does"
The evening world., 1905-10-07
CAPT. COTTRELL
NOT SHOT DEAD.
Police Circles Excited by Rumor
of Harlem Tragedy, Witch
Proves 10 he False.

Police Capt Cottrell Is alive notw,h.
standing rumors to the contrary. One
was started In the East One Hundred
ana Fourth street precinct to-day hat
he had been shot dead and a poli,,n,a
inquired OF a reporter II he had hepro
II.
The sergeant OF the West One HIM
dred and Fiftysecond street police s,a.
ton, which is IN command OF CAM
Cottrell, was called up on the phone
and said he had no knowledge OF any
shooting and that the captain had bqen
alive a few hours before.
He said It was the seventh time be
had been called to the phone on the
same report.
Later Capt Cottrel at the station Az.
MED officially that he was dead.
III ! am | don't know IT," said he
The evening world., 1905-10-07
PURE FOOD DEPARTMENT
IN THE ENRICH STORE.
Entire Floor of Big Building De-
Voted TO New Departure, Witch
VIII Re Hun on Modern lines.

The agitation tha; has b an going on
In the public pI1nu on the subject Of
Adulteration Of food has lod rood cater
eti In New York 70 greater care In the
selection of their goods
Chief among those who have con.
cesned themBelvss with the subject OF
pure food is the Arm u Ehrieh Bros
OF slU.h avenue and Twenty-second
strest. Messrs Enrich have opened
to-day new department to be known
as the Pure Food Market" whlob,
aftsr months OF preparation, +, nog
flttsu up with the very newest eauip-
nEelt in lhe way OF cold storage era
every other oevlCe for the handing OF
foods Of all kinds
Tie Hi.le OF the fourth Go1r, 9O7 .eet
lohg, OF thedr establishment has beel
devoted 10 the new enterprisa. The re-.
frlgera. Ing plant Occupi.s the entire
side of ne building on Twenty -,ecunu
street and, paneled in oak ialll VITA
mlrrOi', makes one OF the shows of In.
city lliIe llSA, smoked meats, Q.licqtrg-
sen and fresh meats ere 10 De- found
In eysry variety i've Thousand sugar
cjrel hams specially selected from the
s,OcA' " Armouts, iummOads and
SchSJfzs'hiid ~ Sulzbcr2cr have he'n
! laid IN for tae grcIt opening This de-
partmtnt 10 uUder the care Of JaaJl
siIaudor, for seven years With Mrssis.
Chapman a CO.. and regarded as an
expert In ~ matter VI meats
l'he grocery department Is believed to
be the best equipped and most COM
pete In New York SPECIAL care Jas
osen taken to offer 20 customers only
tho purest and best ~ every hing.
| Charles SOmmers Is I'm charge OF ta.s
departs ilent with stan Of eApers uA-
"er rea and coffee will be the especial
care OF G.. o. Ford, VINO Is regarded as
the greatest expert In America on this
subject
This morning a band OF eight gsl
plesos asslstcd at tne inauguration oi
| tns new venture, and dtmnstratilaH
! Nerc made OF every phaas OF food ca e.
inv Free sampl.s Will 12 given avn
] h'n there we're no trading $ .fmps
The great advantage OF the new de.
: p1rtm'n nj was that kJusewiyif NpI
he able TO do the whole OF their shop
,tinS in the food line wlthou, walking
more than hall a dozen steps, the
grOcerles being on one side Of the long
| room and the meats on the Other, while
| tho fruit stalls are AZ the end on the
| Sixth avenue side
| An exc. replica OF the department;
In me street and demonstratlln'
| htok nl1ce there lust as above, Cav
With bunting representing tho flags OF
| m natons and decorated with brightly
| colored festoons the Pure food Mar
kstr looks like a garden OF enchant.
' mont 10 The footsoFe b0lssekeeper with 4
-krhWTy hodEsHoh ~ eatf2 Dor. zee
The evening world., 1905-10-07
A NEW GUN IN TOWN.
Unclc sam II Testing II and Keep
Ing II Very Dark.

An oncial test " now naval rapid
nre gun Is bang made to-day of Sandy
Hook a party II naval and army Off
ria,s went .oEn the bay 10 note the
results. Great secrecy was observed,
The gun is said to have been invented
by a man named MaCl,zan. II Is some
what ike a gun, but larger,
Secretary Of War TAFT, Gen. Mills,
Chief Il Artillery and Lieut., Col Rus
sell, acting Chief OF Ordnance visited
Fort Hancock and the proving grounds
at Sandy Hook today, The party came
direct from Washington and made a
thorouga Inspection OF the fortlhca-
tons
Blttery Hallcck fred tNelve-inch
shell across Ambrose Channel showing
how far the present batteries are able
TO defend the entrance TO the harbor OF
New York Several other tests were
made ol the proving grounds Al the
conclusion Secretary Taft and his par
ty expressed entire satisfaction With
what thsy had sssn "f'
The evening world., 1905-10-07
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ih,tor House and stations named above,
hrntkiyn, 9i2 Fulton St, SEQ Fulton a.,
40 i,roadNHy and Pennsylvania Annex
station The New York Transfer Company
Viii call Tor and check baggage from no,
t.is and residences through 20 destlnatlon
Telephone "543 Chelsea" Tor PennAylyania
peIlroad Cab Service
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General Manager. Pass Traffic Mgr,
rcro-Hi Passenger Apent
The evening world., 1905-10-07
THREE HAzERS
ALL CITY BOYS
Names Of SOphomores Sus-
pended from Columbia Are
Made PubIiC-FaCuIty Deter.
mined to End ROWdylSm.

It was learned to-day that the three
sophomores suspended yesterday by
President Butler, OF Columbia for haz-
ing freshmen are Henry BLUR, Louis
Brown and Daniel Beck, all Of this city.
Beck is tac student who had several ribs
broken in a hight al the sophomore
smoker week ago. AS tue suspension
WIS for Il year il Is doubtful II any or
them will return 10 me university
I'M Adl.I.g for SICa the mtn were
Suspended consisted In ca ching Ind
\ mlal freshmen On ne street with A
view 10 compelling th0m to furnish en-
ter.a!nm.ut at The sOgaomOrt smoker,
As tie University officials have eK-
yre.scl themspiy.s IS as terly. opposed
ID IN uos of s6phohyDre attaching sin
gle fresam when be latte. have no
chance to resist, il vas de'.d d 70 lake
enc rget.c action to stamp GU the prac.
FiNa
The evening world., 1905-10-07
SMASHED AUTO
TO SAVE GIRL.
Mrs. Schroeder, Vile Of Wall street
Man, aud Her Mother Thrown
from Machine,

BAYSHORE l., l.. oct TN an et-
for, to keen from running down a hf-
teen-year-old girl on a bicycle Herman
Merrlmun, chauffeur foT ] Langdon
Schroeder, Wan sJree, man, ran into
Tree to-day tnrO wing H. wife Of his
employer and her mother Mrs. De
Memyllle out Of the auto
Pear Hammond came around a cor
ner on n bicycle, a dodged from be-
hind farm wagon, She would have
been run down by the auto had not the
chauffeur turned TO the side Of the
road into big tree Luckily both
passengers landed O. sof, ground and
escaped injury although they were
both badly shaken up and had to be
taken home In carriage.
The evening world., 1905-10-07
OLD WOMAN HAD
STRANGE HISTORY
Mrs. Ncekcr Drew Pension for
Telling Government Her Ex-
perlpnce with tics.

WHITE PLAINS, y. y, oct. Mrs
ArvilIa Moctcr, widow o. " c. Meeker.
nlaely years old, who WAS buried in
KensIcJ Cemetery yesterday had d re-
markable history
Sae was the only woman In the
Uu.cd states who drew a pension from
the United states Government for tel.
INK he. experience OF being kidnapped
by tae TIE tribe Of Indians She vas
taken by Indians In Colorado whena
chIl1 and suffered for years while with
Lhn tILLe
The evening world., 1905-10-07
INSURANCE MAN
SA w BARN BURN.
Mrs. Conrad Had Just Told Him
she wouldn't Take n New Policy
when Flames Started.

RED BANK, n. j., Oct A Are IN.
surance agent called upon Mrs. George
Conrad OF this place yesterday aHd
asked her II the family desired to 'e.
new a policy which Mr., Conrad 'irrind
on the contents OF a barn leas'd by
him on Washington street. Ms. TN
rad told the agent In Mr., Conrads
absence that they did not care to re-
insure the contents, as there vas no
need OF II,
The agent had gone but a short us
tAnoe away when the barn was dis
covered In fiames. The contents OF the
barn were destroyed, Mrs, Conrad is
very sorry now.
The evening world., 1905-10-07
GOT A $4,000 VERDICT.

John storck, while walking across
Elghty-slxth street. at First avenue,
Jan. 70, 1901, was struck by the horses
II a street car o, the Interurban Com
pany and sustained injuries to his arm.
he retained Alfred and Charles Steckler
10 bring suit against the company. and
tho case was tried before Justice o'Gor.
man and a jury to-day. The company
called witnesses to testify THAI II was
The fault Of Storck. who ran directly In
front OF the horses, and the Jury after
q short dsllberalIon brought In q vWr
dlct In 1avx @ The plainun for sao19
The evening world., 1905-10-07
FOR TWO
As LOVE FAILED.
detected suitor Fatally wounds
Telephone Girl Then Kills
Hiiuself.

ST. JOSEPH. Mich, Oct 7.-Because
she refused to marry him, Fred Feerer
early to-day shot and MORALLY wounded
Mss Violet J. Lonsdie, a telephone
operator. and then fred bullet through
his own heart. dying instantly.
The shooting occurred In Miss Ifons-
dales room, to which Feerer haq Sc
cured admission by representing to ner
landlady that he had an important mes
sage thlt must be delivered immediate.
ly He beEan shooting at rhe gtrl lvlnR
In bed asleep AZ soon as he entered me
room.
Miss Lonsdale Ia a native OF BaIty.
Vile, KY Feerer came from EIkhart,
Ind.
The evening world., 1905-10-07
CAPT. HANK HAFF
CANCER VICTIM

sAYvILLE. l. l., Oct 1--capt. Hank
Han, the famous yacht skipper, who
hos been In poor health Tor some time,
is reported 70 be worse at his home In
Isikp. ,
DR. Bird. OF Sayvllle, was summoned
10 his beds!df to-day, There Is some talk
of performing an operation on the sick
man, who Is thought % be suffering
from Gamer OF the stomach.
since the death Of his wife a month
ago Capt Han has ben gradually fail
ing,
The evening world., 1905-10-07
PLATzEK INSTEAD OF JEROME
Latest Gossip IL that lie VIII Be
Nominated for District-Attorney.

1t la stated In Tammany circles to.
day that Dlstrlot-Attorney Jerome has
nally been set aside by Tammany and
that Marley Platzek will receive the
nomination. II has also been decided
that Under sherrf Julius Hamburger
Will receive a county nomlnatIon--pos-
s,bly for County Clerk, ell IL back by
the sullivans, who will have the nam
ng Of the man.
A change has occurred In the list OF
judicial candidates for Supreme Court
nominations. II 10 stated that Judge
Newburger will not be offered q nonll-
nation, but that three csss&.datss will
5.s:. ;: Sasss.sss csrs "a Dss .''
The evening world., 1905-10-07
GRIEF CAUSES SUICIDE.
Iiobensack, Who hurled wife sis
Months, Kills Himself before
Mirror,
Especial to Tn. Evening world.)

NoRRIsTowN, Pa oct I-Wilklns
Hobensaek thirty three years old. for
the past seven years private secretary
for Congressman !, p, Wanger.~ com
mllted suicide this morning by shooting
himself in the head.
The body was found on the floor OF
the kitchen at o'clock by his house.
keeper He had left his bedroom and
proceeded to the kitchen, whore, stand.
Ing in front OF a looking glass, he shot
himself He buried his wife six months
ago and few weeks ago resigned his
position so he could remain In town
with his two children.
The evening world., 1905-10-07
~ KILLED IN
TRAIN WRECK.
Thirty-hNs Others Injured whea
Fast Russian Mall Jumped
the Tracks,

ROsToFF-oN-DoN, Russia, oct. T.
A mail train bound for Yladikaykaz iett
the rails today and was wrecked.
Twenty-seven persons were killed and
thirty-hye were Injured.
The evening world., 1905-10-07
LAWYERs.
INVITATIONS WANTEo-MALE,

4 itnnE uFrUHI UNITY 10 secure he ser.
Vices OF a sterling worthy man,--A retired
business man who has closed up two
estates profltably TO the helis dssires 70
man far n5sii,n ~ trus, o i,,s asv,,sl
chaS,,cter, Highest references from bankers.
msrchAnls or lawyers Address l.. n d.,
las wn-id y
The evening world., 1905-10-07
JEFFERSON PARK
TO Open WITH
TOURNAMENT
Mayor Mcclellan and Other
Officials VII! Attend Cns-
monies To-Day.

Thomas Jefferson Park. which in-
cludss the area bounded BY one Hun
dred ana Eleventh and Ono Hundred
and Fourteenth streets from First ave-
nue. to the East River, will be formally
opened to-day BY the Park Depart.
mmt. Mayor Mcclellan will accept the
park on behalf OF the city, and many
Of his department heads will attend the
ceremonies. An elaborate programme
has been arranged including a concert
and athletic tournament
The new park, which is situated In
the heart OF the Harlem Italian quar-
ter, has the fnest athletic field Of any
municipal park In tho United States, In
cluding two outdoor gymnaslums. a
splendid pavilion erected al a cost OF
$1,000, and two spacious Fairgrounds
and kindersar,ens with an area Of
", $50 square feet,
Ore Thousand In 0ymnastio Drills,
A teaaure OF the opening will be gym
nastic drills by one Thousand boys and
girls from nine park Fairgrounds now
maintained BY the city and the singing
Of psrrtouc songs by the park children,
reinforced by scholars from the nearby
public schools.
Fourteen athletic contests are also on
the programme, and for these there 1,
somewhat In excess Of Two hundred ell
tries. Each prospective contestant has
been carefully weighed In, In order that
older and heavier boys may not have
an unfair advantage over their younger
comrades. Barh race Is arranged &C.
cordlng to weight, this having been
found a more equitable way TO class
the youngsters than according TO thsiI
ages.
Mayor MoClellan's expressed inten.
lion OF being present 10 accept the parf
on behalf OF the city has led a majority
OF city officials to promise to be OF
hand. Fire Commissioner Hayes, Polie'
Commissioners Mn.ldoo, Health Commits
sionor Darlington. Bridge COMMISSIONS
Best and Commissioner Osklsy, OF th'
Water Supply Depaprtment have prom
ised to attend.
Separate Track for oIris.
Thomas Jefferson Park h the frs
well.equipped gymnasium and recrea
lion centre established In an excluslvel,
Italian locality. and the residents there
.ubouts plan TO make Saturdays open
ing fiesta.
A unique feature OF the park is q
separate running track for girls, sever
laps in length, While running races fOi
girls have not been included In the pro
gramme. they are TO participate IN
various flag and patriotic drills
Park Commissioner Pallas particu
larly impressed With nag drills as
means OF inculcating patfiotism among
the children OF the foreign colonies
and has ordered that hereafter II
every park playground these patrioti'
exercises shall be gir~n a leading par
in all playground work
In greeting the American nag AZ sat
urdays dedication the little lfaliaf
children Of the nelghborhood will re
PEAT this salutation
Il pledge allegiance 10 my nag ant
TO the country for which Il stands, one
Union indivisible, with liberty and Jus
tice for al"
The evening world., 1905-10-07
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