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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
rIIRrY-sEcoND AgsEMBLY pIsTRIcr

The Fret Election District Is bounded by within
Fast Ninetynfth stree. Third avenue East Ninetysec
ond street and Lexington avenue
The second Election District IS bounded by within
Ninety-hfth street second avenue East Ninetv-
fourth street. Third aEsnue.
The Third Election District is bounded by within
East Nirety-EiEh street Ihd Avenue East Ntneyhfth
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
East Second Ninety
eighth street river East Ninety and
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
East Ninsty-unth street East river East Ninetyeisth
street Second avenue East Ninety seventh street and
Third
The sixth Election. District bounded by and within
East Ninety seventh street Third avenue, Fst Ninety
sixth street. Lexington avenue.
Election District IS bounded
East Siaetysightn street, Park avenue East Ninety
sxtE street. Ftfth
TIE Eighth Election District IS bounded by within
Ttundredth street Park avenue. East Ninety
eighth street. Madison avenue.
The Elecuol District IS bounded by and within
one HUrareS and Second Third avenue
East Hun4redth street. Lexington avenue
The Tenth Election District Ia bounded by and within
East One Hundred Gnd First street, River East
One EuMdretth street Third
Eleventh Election District bounded and with
in tie north sHG south sides Hundred and
Second street from Second Third avenue second
avenue kast One Hundred rad First
side Of Third avenue from Hundred and First
greet 10 East On Hundred and Third
the lwefth Election District bounded by and
WITHIN East one Hundred and Fourth street East
river East ono Hundred ana First and Second
The ThiEteenth Election District is bounded by and
within last one Hundred Fourth street west sds
o sstou1 avenue from Ono Hundred and So
ond stIS.t 70 last one Hundred and Fourth street
the norm and south sides of East ~ -
Third avenue - Ai'iiH ~ siiue' anu
Th= Fourteenth Election District is h,,,.o nv AND
ar-ue East one Iioadred and Second street and Lex
t-Z'Gn avenue 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
ANNEXED DISTRICT.

-r, FIRST Election District bounded b. ard within
West Farms road Cias'nS Iont ROAD. w gs 90 49,
pike Rarrett's creek. last river OF L-l-S -s-- '
the bs soSon Election District boun- 5e and within
west chester '@ lreek
ana brd Election District bounded By 4al ws.7
riyar or Long Island sound and Westc1ssr 'ee .,s.
-tFI ami Pelham WzstchcStar creek Sea9Ee
rrsck Westchester turnpiNe. Washington avenue '7'
I1ne and Wtll0Unsbridge ROAD
pelham WiiiiaUsAr.aZ" road =
- lane West Farms road Jn-eaper, 'e'A anu 0r'
swamp SYN iTti Election District bounded rv and Vs.
DIN avenue. T;riGgs aven,i" W, W @ , Isl tr
- rsiba1, avenues. OLD Boston Post read and bN
river stb Election Dstrct bounded b, and gi;sr
itt st~ee line Laconia Park teFsa Jane - tos'
Post ro@a 5 Election District bounded b and within
Fifteeu,u avenue, lire tnrouE' yTnv - go m
b1'a t1 PARK Fifth and White Plains rad ,,,
OF Ise" ib Election District IS bounded ~ and wiao
ne ~ stre.t line parallel with Elr'h't1 street -
tE5nsshlge road. Ninssoridgr road northern i3gns
Inc ny ~ pro1s line through centre or Schein esa
The Tenth Election nistrCt Is 6oundya " 9r
northern boundary OF ne FlEatb 80 f,rsseth Stree:
road, line parallel VII"
and IRONY 1eLenth Election District IS esunae4 BY 81
island sound Pelham Ray tI9{ch''u ~, rssrf
ilg,G Election District IS bounded ey and 49,
v-ast Farms road Green avenue, NeS'cn7s''' '''F
""T The Thir5eenjh Ieeuon District g. 6oqnaSs ~ en-
Witlln w VS. Pa rms road -
aNgnne Enu Election District Is bounded ~ an
.,f.T R,stou Post road Bear swamp itii ''''-
,rt road West Farms road and the Irony {j nv sp4
,ib, sixteenth avenue White Plains road Fifth stree
and the hr f3 Election District bounded BY an
within Flfth street White Plains road' VH'' "''"'
the Bronx river. ,,,.- u ,OoRHIs
John MAGUIRE
coISmi5s sioatlr o. ElsctiSsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
ANNEX DISTRICT.

TN Tocation. Occupied
is E cor. West Farms
road and Common
wealth ave. Van Nest. Nacaut store
. A,-snua u and 10th st. Private house
g. Fort Schuyler and pei
Ran, road .......... Barber shop
4 Main ST Westchester. Barber shop
g. e = Unionport road. 129
feet s Of Morris Park
G. White Plains road and .,,,
Bartholdi st-.--.-.- Elk + lrefreh s haI
I White Plains ave, Z. ;:
bet Jerome ave. and
Ist # WIlIiamsbridge. Barber shop
c 993 White plains ave. Barber shop
Q n w. cor 234th st. and
White Plains ave.
Wakefield ....-.----. Reat estate ONCE
10 N W cor 239th st. and
White Plains ave. .--. Vacant store
II. Main and Orchard SITS,
CITY Island .........; Cigar store
u Corner WestChester and
Washington aves. Barber shop
l3 West Farms road. = >;
Greene ave. ........... Club house
"A S s of Columbus ave,
so It. =. Of Fillmore ST Paint store
* oGs White Plains ave-. Candy store
10 ia white Plains ave. .. Shoe store
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
GjrdIe Is Still Popular.

The prediction of the disappearance
Of the high girdle has become nearly
as familiar as the one that has doomed
the bolero to extinction only to find it
shaking itself from the ashes of
fieeting disfavor to assume it's same
old place in the wardrobe or a still
worthier one.
The girdle, as a fact, is just as much
in evidence as ever, and, with the
princess gown or its effect waxing in
popularity, the girdle is likely to re-
main prevalent for another season at
least.
II is still, too, in the latest gowns,
as pointed as ever. The fact is that the
~irdle is suited to the wearer and, any
shape which is becoming is modish.
For a slight figure there is worth
ful suggestion in the cut where the
waist is swathed with a deep, shaped
girdle, pointing low at the front and
extending half the width Of the bodice
at the top, where it ends in two points.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
- :,
EAlNly aa.7s..s.z5

Colored goods should he ironed on
the wrong side
Equal parts of ammonia and turpen-
tine will take paint out of clothing.
even IL It be hard and dry. Saturate
the spots as often as necessary and
wash out in soap suds.
When q broom becomes shorter on
one side than the other and the ends
Of the straws become as sharp as
needles, dip II into hot water, trim it
evenly with the shears and you will
have broom nearly as good rs new.
Celery can be kept for q week or
longer by first rolling it up in brown
paper. Then pin IT in a towel and
keep 1t in a dark. cool place. Before
preparing 1t for the table place 1t In a
pan of cold water and let it remain for
an hour. This will make it crisp and
cool.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
F'11ooudoir -"
<SzHycor1fiden3es.

A different chain of beads to match
every frock is the rule of the particu-
lar ones
The green parasol is cool looking,
but not becoming background for
every face.
Net gowns are in high favor. One
buys the white net and has it dyed the
desired color
Stripes are coming into favor again
and after the long reign of checks
they are rather a relief.
The all-fiower hat is not much in ev-
idence this season, delicate straws and
laces taking precedence.
1t is not so much the hat itself as
the angle at which it is worn and the
coiffure which it adorns that count.
Broderie Anglaise seems to be
about the only discovery of the season,
and it is in reality only revival OF
al old style.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
EIeuhsnts Had Fine Feed.

Five elephants created an extraorti-
nary scene at the goods station OF
BatignoieS the other day. They are
being kept at the station while quar-
terS are being got ready for them but
managed to break loose from their
stables. At This time of year the sta
tiOn dispatches enormous consiEn-
ments OF fruit. which the elephants
scenting at once began to deyour.
Cherries. peaches, apricots and straw
berries disappeared by the hamperful
at prodigious rate. Some porters
sought 10 stop the dessert, but the
elephants. using their trunks like cud-
gels. simply fiogged them away and
went on eating until they were lit
orally sorgcd with fruit. Then they
went back to their stables OF their
own accord. London Globe.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09

velvet. The brim is indented little
at the right side of the front and the
brim lifts from there with gentle
curve almost to the back, but does
not roll back at all. A pale yellow bird
of paradise plume starts from under
this curve and floats to the back. A
scarf effect in dark brown velvet Is
woun around the crown, almost cover
ing the sides with its scant folds.
which disappear at the left side under
masses of shaded yellow birds of par
adise plumage that float out over the
brim, joining the paler plumage
springing out from under the curve
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09

object in this part of the heavens,
with the single exception of Fomal-
haut, reddish star which is much
lower down near the ground The
earth is well above the plane of the
rings, so that we now look down upon
them and see them well opened out.
The rings will continue to widen until
Oct. 27, after which they will appar-
emily begin slowly to grow narrower
again. Their appearance will thus
gradually change from that shown in
figure 10 very narrow line, as
shown in figure 6, and finally when We
arrive in such a position that we view
them exactly edgewise they will disap-
pear from view entirely, except in the
largest telescopes, and the planet with
its moons will alone remain visible, as
shown in figure 7.
The September Stars.
Figure l shows all of the brighter
stars just as they appear in the sky at
9 O'Clock on any of the evenings of
September. Ii the observer will watch
the heavens for a few moments only
he will see that the groups toward the
west, or on the right side of the map,
are slowly setting while those on the
left are mounting higher and higher
in the sky and new groups, not shown
on the map, are rising in the east to
take their places. A watch of only
ten or fifteen minutes will make this
motion very evident. By 10 o'clock
the group Aries will be well up from
the ground in the east. while below
this. in the position occupied by Aries
in figure l. will be seen the cOnstella-
tion Taurus, with the beautiful Pleia
des and Hyades Between these two
groups most striking star will at
once be noticed, star very much
brighter than any of the fixed stars in
the east This is the planet Jupiter,
which is rising earlier and earlier each
evening and which will for many
months be the most beautiful and con-
spicuous object in the heavens.
A View of Uranus.
The possessor of a small telescope
should not fail to look for the planet
Uranus, not only because it is in
more favorable position for observa-
ton than it will be again this year,
but also because 1t is in very rich
region of the sky and is surrounded by
many beautiful objects which will well
repay examination To make this
easier part of figure is shown on
much larger scale in figure 2. This
figure is map of the stars inclosed
within the square at the bottom of
figure 1. These may be very readily
found on the sky by noticing that the
stars A, b, c, E, F and X are the same
on both maps. Below and to the right
of A, figure 2, will be seen a fourth
magnitude star DR. to the left of this
there is row of three sixth magni-
tude stars of which the middle one is
Uranus
The observer will probably have no
difficulty in finding Uranus with the
help of figures l and 2, but when found
it's appearance will probably disap-
point him. It's apparent diameter is
only four .secOnds-that is, 1t only ap-
pears to be about one-tenth as large
in diameter as Jupiter and therefore
in a small telescope it looks almost ex-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
How FooIscap Got Its Name.

Every one probably has wondered
why a certain size paper, familiar to
all who write, is called foolscap. AS
early as the year 1901 water marks
we're employed by paper manufactur-
ers to distinguish their products.
One grade OF paper much in demand
during the middle ages. resembling
what we call foOlscap and known by
that name. had for it's water mark a
fools head wearing a cap and bells.
The mark appeared on this grade of
paper until the middle of the seven
teenth century. when the figure OF
Britannia was substituted by the
English manufacturers, and other
marks by other paper makers. No one
has. however changed the name of
the paper, SO we have to this day the
foolscap paper.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
DUST THE DEMON.
A Tussle with Coffee.

There is something fairly demoni-
acal in the way coffee sometimes
wreaks it's fiendish malice on those
who use it,
lady writing from Calf. says
MY husband and |, both lovers of
coffee, suffered for some time from
Yery annoying form of nervousness,
accompanied by most frightful head
aches. In my own case there was
eventually developed some sort of af-
fection of the nerves leading from the
spine to the head
Il was unable to hold my head up
straight, the tension of the nerves
drew it to one side, causing me the
most intense pain. We got no relief
from medicine. and were puzzled as
to what caused the trouble, until
friend suggested that possibly the cof-
fee we drank had something to do
with 1t, and advised that we quit it
and try Postum Coffee.
We followed his advice, and from
the day that we began to use Postum
we both began to improve, and in
very short time both of us were
entirely relieved The nerves became
steady once more, the headaches
ceased. the muscles in the back of my
neck relaxed, my head Strengthened
up and the dreadful pain that had so
punished me while used the old kind
OF coffee vanished.
We have never resumed the use OF
the old coffee, but relish our Postum
every day as well as we did the
former beverage. And we are de-
lighted to find that we can give it
Freely to our children also, something
we never dared to do with the old
kind OF coffee" Name given by Pos
tum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich.
Postum Coffee contains absolutely
no drugs of any kind, but relieves the
conee drinker from the old drug
poison.
There's . reason.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
For Early Fa,, Toocost.

For the tailor-made coat the moder-
ately full coat sleeves, rather high and
square at the shoulder, but not empha
sizing these lines to an exaggerated
degree. and the modified gigot quite
full at top and rather close below the
elbow, are the two models that have
the greatest vogue.
The gigot form may be secured by
the cutting of the plain sleeve. or may
be attained by laying the lower part
Of the sleeves in fiatly-stitched, small
vertical plaits.
There is no denying that the gigot
idea predominates in sleeve modes.
but 1t is q modified and chastened gig
OF that we have accepted and shows
itself rather In the fact that the sleeve
is broader at the shoulder than any
point below than in exaggerated full
ness at the shoulder.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
Makinu Children "Show Off,"

Here is something with which few
mothers will agree. and yet 1t is the
opinion of one of the leading physi-
clans of New York. Says this author
ity: 1T is cruel for mothers to try
to make their children be smart and
show off before people when they are
little. Above all things let child be
stupid-nOt only stupid, but ugly. II
it is allowed to be stupid and ugly
when 1t is little and growing, 1t will
have much better chance OF becom
ing bright and beautiful. Little minds
are overtaxed by being made to men,
orize verses to say before people, by
being taught this, that and the other
thing for showing off. Children should
be left to grow up just what they are
little animals. Good Housekeep.
ing.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09

Fig. 3-star clusters as they appear in
a small telescope.
pearing for the first time this year
the magnificent Royal Star, Formal
haut
Mars Will Disappear.
The planet Mars is still conspicuous
in the southwest but it would disap-
pear during the month were it not that
it has already begun it's very rapid
eastward motion among the stars 1t
is, now just above Antares, the fiery
red star which will be seen sitting in
the extreme southwest, but during the
month it will move entirely out of the
constellation Scorpio and well into the
milky way. AS will be seen from fig
ure ] it will by this time almost have
overtaken the planet Uranus, which is
itself moving very slowly toward the
east, but it will not pass this body
until Oct. s at o'clock in the after
noon.
The beautiful planet Saturn, with its
rings, is each evening being brought
into more and more favorable position
for observation. 1t is now in the south
east in the constellation Aquarius. 1t
may be easily located on the brightest
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
The Catch of the Season.

The Catch of the Season.
The old multi-millionaire crooked
one rheumatic knee at the feet of the
beautiful debutante, while in the dis
tance the orchestra was playing some
lett motif from Rausmitthimsky's sub
lime works, and the haunting melody
filtered through the tropical vegeta-
ton that screened them from the
dancers.
Miss Youngbudde-Etbel- love
you"
But, oh, Mr.. StocksanaEo- DIS, IL"
stammered the sweet young thing, not
ling, however, that her official stenog
rapher and recording phonograph were
in good acoustic positions.
''Ah Miss Ethel,' the old multi-mil-
lionaire was saying. ''it is in the meri
dian of life that we can appreciate
wcmans worth and her cheering, di-
vine presence. All else have l, pal
aces, automobiles. yachts but without
you they are as nothing"
"Ah. Mr.. Stocksandbonds." blushed
the debutante. Il would marry you, in
deed I would, but for one thing against
YOU your personal habits.
But" protested the old millionaire,
with dignity. Il have always consid-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
Pretty Walking Gowns
lar is trimmed with embroidery in

collar is trimmed with embroidery in
colors.
The sleeves are finished at the Ell
bows with ruffles of lace and of the
material and with bands of green satin
knOtted on the outside.
The other gown is of brown-checked
lightweight cloth. The skirt is made
with plaits. at the sides over the hips
and is cut OF over inserted pieces,
which are plated at the top and
trimmed with ruffies of the material,
piped with brown taffeta. The bias
bands are also of brown taffeta.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
Eveninq Dress in Pale Green.

Among a collection of gowns worn
by a popular belle at Newport is one
for evening functions, made OF pale
green eolienne. Tiny ruffles OF white
lace and green velvet ribbon run from
shoulder to waist line, on each side OF
the decollette waist. which has a front
of silver embroidered green silk and
ruffles of lace at set intervals. Small
ruffles of lace form the shoulder caps
of sleeves and band of embroidered
silk serves as finish. Self-tOne chif-
fon velvet is used for the girdle. A
cluster of lace ruffles Is set in at
each seam at foot of circular skirt.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
Star Gazing During September Month
Uranus and the Cluster of Twinklers

actly like a rather small greenish star.
Yet If the observer will compare the
planet with the other stars near it he
will soon notice a difference in the
character of it's light or luster, while
if he has access to a telescope of four
or five inches aperture the little round
disk will be very distinctly visible.
Has Dense Atmosphere.
The planet is so incOnspicuOus in
the telescope only because it is so
enormously far away. Actually it is a
great world $4,000 miles in diameter,
but so great is its distance from us
that its light occupies two hours and
fOrty-Seven minutes in making its long
journey to the earth, although light
travels more than $4,000 miles in one
second Of time. The planet is sur
rounded by very dense atmosphere,
and indeed is very probably wholly
vaporized and at a high temperature.
It's density is still very low: cubic
foot Of Uranus would only weigh one
fourth as much as a cubic foot of our
earth, and apparently many ages must
pass away as it shrinks together and
cools off before it can support any
form Of life which we can conceive of.
Four Small Moons.
Uranus is attended by four small
around the planet in only two and one
hall days, while the outer one requires
only thirteen and One-half days in
which 10 make the circuit. 1t will be
remembered that our own moon goes
around the earth in twenty-eight days.
While month on Uranus. reckoning
by its nearest moon, is but two and
one-half days long, the year. on the
contrary, is eighty-four times as long
as ours, for Uranus occupies eighty
four years in passing around the sun.
Only an inhabitant who lived to be
good old age would therefore be priv
ileged TO see the four seasons, spring,
summer, antumn and winter, on this
planet.
On figure 2 there are shown a few
OF the interesting objects in this part
of the sky. Each round dot of this fig
ure represents star. the size of the
dots showing the comparative bright
ness of the stars, while each triangu-
lar dot shows the position Of star
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
Towel Was Done Brown.

Senator Pettus of Alabama, on a
bright April morning, was defending
the governments bestowal of seeds
upon the farmers.
Those who oppose this custom" he
said, ''are ignorant of the farmers
work and of the farmers needs. They
are as ignorant as little Alabama
girl of whom | heard the other day.
This little girls mother handed her
damp towel.
" Minnie she said, take this towel
into the kitchen and hold 1t in front
of the fire until it is dry
Yes, mamma said the child and
she threw the towel over her shoulder
and departed.
The mother continued her work.
She forgot all about her daughter. Ten
or fifteen minutes passed.
Then there sounded from the kitch-
en- clear young treble voice.
Mamma 1t called, is the towel
done when it's brown? Salt Lake
Herald.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09

very much in favor of the colored lin
ems. They should be included in any
complete wardrobe, as they are ex-
quisite in coloring and texture; but it
is claimed that all the color that is ne
cessary can easily be obtained in the
Innings of different colors over which
white can be worn, or in the colored
girdles and sashes that are very
necessary part of the finish of any ef-
fectiye gown this summer. The prin-
cesse silk slips that are part and par
Gel Of every modern outfit make this
change of color feasible, and if silk
is not desired then lawn answers the
purpose equally well. so far as re-
CARDS color. and, of course. the effect
is rather lighter.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
The Pannier Effect.

Some noticeable frOcks with pannier
effect of a modest type have been in
evidence and the earlier attempt to
launch panniers, which met with fail
IRE, is apparently being revived in
some influential quarters. However,
the general tendency is toward the
clinging hip lines. many of the newest
skirts being sheathlike around the
hips, while spreading to billowing full
uess at the bottom.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1905-09-09
Dusty Piano KEYS.

Dusty piano keys are about as an
noying thing to even an amateur
performer as anything can be, except
perhaps. sticky keys. Just how they
get that way nobody knows-some'
thing in the atmosphere at certain
times of the year is probably response
BILE for it, but a few seconds each day
will effectually remove the effect, il it
doesn't the cause.
The keys should be busted religious.
ly and the piano lid kept closed, IL they
show disposition to get dusty again
soon. And cloth. barely moistened
will take dirt and sickness of.