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New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
TO IMPROVE A MISSION HOUSE.

Plans have been filed at the Bureau of Buildings
Manhattan. for the remodelling of two story and
basement private dwelling house on the south side
OF Northumberland -eleyenth-st.. 40 feet east Of
Third-ave.. into a three story chapel for the St
Ambrose Italian Mission Corporation OF which the
Rev. George F. Nelson is president. 1t is to be
larged and will have new facade of ornamental
brick, with Gothic windows OF loaded glass. The
cost Of the alterations is estimated at 5000 by the
architeets. RenMick. AspinwaM g Tucker.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF New York.-Charles K Billings. substituted
Trustee under the Last VIII Testament James N.
Billings for Mary L Brown Plaintiff. against
Dick and others, Defendants.
IN pursuance Of Judgment foreclosure
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
date the 9th day OF December 1904 the undersigned
the referee in said Judgment named. will sell public
auction the real salesroo No 161 Broadway,
IN the Borough os Manhattan, City OF New
18th OF January 1905 IL o'clock that date
by Joseph P. Day, auconeer, the premises directed
said judgment be sold therein described follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel of land together with
the building and improvements thereon situate, lying and
being IN the Ward Of the city OF New York
Borough Of the Bronx bounded and described follows
70 wit: Beginning at point the eastery side Of
Brown Place distant siysx and eight inches north
er from the northeastery corner OF Brown Place and
ast 1SOth Street thence running northerly along the
eastey line OF Brown Place thirty three feet four inches
thence running eastery and line parallel with East
135h Street hundred feet thence running southey
and inches; running westerly partly
through party wall. a line parallel with East
I35th Street hundred the easerly line O
Brown Place. the point place OF beginning.
premises being by the street number
erIy 1851 Brown Place. City OF New York Borough
of Bronx.
JOB HEDGES, Referee.
JJIJJS H SEYMOUR Attorney for Plaintiff, p William
Street, Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
following is diagram OF the property to be sold
the street number being IS Brown Place.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
LoET RuILpINc CHANCES HANns

John H. Berry has sold for Albert Friedlander
Nos and II East Sixteenth-st.. a story fire
proof store and loft building. on a plot 5Oxs2 feet
he property is lsl feet east OF Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

we're among the satisfied judgments fled
~ Ns a'st name Il thnt Of the debtor. the second
4 Geoitor and Gate when judgment filed:
~ -.sAz -iH.Az Julius and S&nusl--S el&dbazx;
. Williams; October g. IS0<.... o17
JUDGMENTS VACATED.
= israel M schlessinssr: January 8.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
aANHATTAN euILplNo PLANS.

~ bricS = - - o Eadison-ave: for a one
hsESn iSSS,oiy. sox7ss; Rsv1teh Brothers
riEs IN s--e' " Short. architect. -. SC.
~ b-sea ~ y " % second-aves FOR two az
ill' I<T,. -sae,aent houses ana stores. s7ex
! 8faub - sorrison owners: Horenburgsr
- NJ - -.........-.....- 20.
fsnens b - East for a SIX story brick
y 7lais.s a - SlNtgl1s II Fine ownsr;
- taslei1 architects - u
~ sT,e, = Z nf BroadS,Hy for three fy,s
'-as; Ao,rea ea@ssnonses s0xs7.Il: Z Gussaron,
q -4nesEedel. erchitec.s. s........ lb0.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
City Hotels.

sN TTFGANTIY FURNISHED apartment 70 let
pemaneny or transisntly including meals FOR one SO
two $40 steam heat electric light, private tale
phone elevator hotel service. GALLAF1N HOTEL 70
West 46th-st.. 5th-ave.
Z ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.-Pri-
Il baths incl meals. SIS weekly two. SIS
- ~ PT@NSSEI.AER, 10 f. 11th-st, near 5th-avs-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

Tbs apprsrate OF the len ehargs 70 satisfy
which The above described property m 70 os sold Is
s1 ais Is with from the Tth day
ysrnber 1904 togsthar with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 s2521I with interest from January Ord 1906
gefher the OF the sals The approximate
amount OF taxes assessments other liens which
20 the purchaser out OF tho purchase
or paid BY the Rsfsree sas5 Is and interest The
prssrsss will sold subtscs prior mortgage %
kla COO interest," from Nay 1st 1904
Dated New rogk. January etn, 1900
IHoA J. u NoNANUn. Hsssrsa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILE

ioySi w1sn Prayer loan to Minnie LadnlsH si2 600
i1s91s wenSs loans 70 Nathan GresSbisii 1000
iiE.h.st 10 H Charles wsIiss 1920
t.s6-sf a e 300 II OF Eisftkraye. 25x9e. II;
Sasy Sssy nd anothsr 2I.ooo
i4sd-st 70 ....-ia...............4 a 900
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
JUDGMENTS.

-s judgments were among those fled ye>tsr-
- M name being that OF the debtor:
kss-.5 1ss and Elias RosenthAi-A Elfenbs,n s6is
.l.s5o- ~ LouE-F a n SchEfsr Brewing Co. 21S5
ess.sSS- stewart r. and Lewis BE W Ill.,. 1850
strls- ssohr Sc WE'LL Edrnlstrator. xoz2
k5s~ ,I-ee&Lt D-J N Moneii.........-........ eoe
"a Rs.ss 49, F-N MecoHe. ....-............. 77si
ioss iSos sss;ase s.a BuesasisinH GilinsEy. 1856
~ I. ioes
tsss- ~ Repair and Supply CO. kcDorough 702
e-sst So S-Bu1slo Forge Co........-..--.. iS57
ss-- cssoEEassionsr ....,,-.-....... 2ooI
sta.y r-Ise s-G Egoert. exscutrix. 2s7T
~ z.s--<' '--lh-A " Montgomery and another. bla
81 Cassell and znOther.------- ela
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
lRMY AND NAVY NEWS.
fFEoss THE TRIBUNE suRrAv1


washington January Il.
laval POWER PI.ANTs.-There are sna,o,
rs thar TIE Secretary Of the Navy favors the
,s-ne for the consolidation Of power plants AT
~ yards as has been recommended as an sd-
rtseeous arrangement hy the civilian experts
,loved by the government. II Mr. Morton nna m.
loves the plan a. appropriation from Congress-
airy out the work Will be necessary although
Fureau OF Yards and Docks has AZ its d,s,osai
snsll fund which could be used IN beginning the
.re at some small navy yard. such az that ~
,-1snouth. n. Il IT Is likely that the work will
rn in that direction leaving the larger yards
- as those at Brooklyn and Norfolk until next
- or TIE year after. At New-Tork the cost of
- consolidation OF plants would be $4,000 and the
-, work 10 be done would be the extension Of
snsing No Il, extension of electric plant, under
- sad the merging OF the plants which provide
e. for the various Offices and shops OF the yard.
9se-ss-Vthing is in readiness go ahead with the
- 4 he Secretary approves the general project
rssre is SIN much opposition 20 the scheme espe-
Nv on the part Of the naval constructors The
ssr-etary Is awaiting the reports which he has
caee Mti6r ~ which is due TO the fact tba, tba coTa
sn5snts have referred the question 10 subordinate
So:5oisis-
cppERs IssUED.-The following army and
.,v- orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Nsir NosES q o o IN ehsrs T ens,T.to 10 Sa
oOssnes FRANK = nSE assisSant soHanasssIy general
ileu,enan1 Colonel WILLIAM H; MILLER. deputy
KERN conElisssry and Captain THOMAS 5. BRAT
aSN assistant surgeon detailed examining board
fri-aE- for subsistence olacers
-, GEORGE ". RJ-TEEfsS. comulissagy. Chicago
~ - eTrrutrafion for promotion
- HENRY @ SHARPE assistant comusssary gen
sss---ant general: Majors JAMES d. GIsENNAN sur
ara WILLIAM II. HART. commissary and
Eptsin DEANE C. HOWARD. assistant surgeon, de-
.sdes A. examining board a. War Department. Wash
s-v-on Tor examination OF subsistence officers
,--.si. HUGH J. GALLAGHER cOnrlssaTy general
- te War Department for examination for pro
notOn- ,-.,-,-
~, Asr7irsl r r. EVANS, detached lighthouse board
arE general board.
,.-.sr II 4 " SiIIIGAN. detached navy yard Norfolk
,.rsBt surreon p II. YOUNG. resignation accepted
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL NESsELS-The fol-
,v5nr movements Of vessels have been reported 10
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
,,,-v rn-T-7e Est Newport the Brooklyn al Santa
Trrir me Whippie the Stewart. the Worcen and
- MARLBOROUGH AZ Charleston. the Paul Jones a.
snacores and the Castine al san Juan.
q shiskWan.
1,,s- ,e-The Brooklyn from Santa Lucia for Cuebra.
1,sl zones from Bell.nghsm Bay fer Anacortes.
Y,,-z-v 1.-The Arkansas from LsTnberts Point FOR
In5a. and tke Cincinnati from Che-Foo FOR
Cher1uip1.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

OHfurHsShed Il p0rtments to Let.
ST-ST. EAST.-Two bright rooms and bath in
III modern American basement house, exclusively for
bachelors and doctors facilities unexceed
desired
GSO O0-245 WEST 18TH sT-sssOo
pcO.OO An elegant extra large s-room apartment
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ Of New York.-siegfried weis. Plaintiff, against
Anna Bacouby ct al Defendants. In pursuance a
Judgment Foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
entitled action bearing date the 3rd day
January 1905 l. undersigned the Referee IN said
Judgment named. will sell at Public Auction at the New
EorT Zeal Estate SalesroOm. located I61
Froadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
Work ON the Both January. 19Oo IL
on that day by Joseph P. Day Auctoneer the premises
said Judgment to be Sold and therein de-
scribed follows All that certain lot piece or parcel q
isnd with the building erected situate lying
bsi11 IN the Borough Manhattan, City County and
state OF New and bounded and described follows:
sse~Srninp point the southerly side OF
Inth Street distant hundred and eighty-vs (2sO
from formed by the
- ths sceriy Of Eightynnth Street and the
s-Iv side OF Third Avenue, running thence southery
naraIei with Third Ayenne and partly through certain
@ vail one hundred and eight inches 20 the
IN. Of the block; esstsry alonE said line
hock uarael with EEhty-ninth Street twenty-five
fhence northerly parallel with Third Avenue
snSes feet ana eight inches the southeriy side OF
thence westerly along said southery
I ~ Eghty-unth Street twenty-five feet point
or place Of beginning 49,, 80.
r5Sated New York. January 9th, 1905
OA THOs. J. I. ModANUS. Referee.
ARTHUR HURST. Attorney for Plaintiff. 116 Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan n. Y. city.
Gf
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

1S5
The spproxfnnats charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold is
$40 40 with December End 1904
together with and allowances amounting 70
64-IO0 dollars, interest thereon Dec 8,
1904 together expenses OF the sale The approximate
of taxes, liens be
aIoWed 10 the purchaser the purchase money
psid by the referee Is dollars
DafeS New York December, 1904.
JOB E HEDGES, Referee.
JrrIIITs H SEYMOUR, Attorney Plaintiff q william
Street, Jew York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Furnished partments to Let.

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.-Prl
L. vate baths including meals SIS weekly; two $25
VAN RENSSELAER,, 10 E. 11th-st.. 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Ocean Steamers.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended Steamship saings from Vancouver Japan
China Philippine Islands
Fnnpress Of JapJan. % 'G5IR NJ s. Tartar Mar
II s Athenian Feb. 8 Empress India 20
Empress Of China Feb 20 Empress Of Japan Apr 10
Hawaii Fiji Islands. Australia and New Zealand.
wera.....Feb. g. 1905 Moans Mar g. 1908
For rates and apply 45s and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
ISurrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate OF The County New
-e1,cs ia hs-sby given all persons having claims
SsiSst Thouas G. Buck late Of the County OF New YORK
with vouchers thereof
tie ubscrber place o. transaeng business tie
oscs OF Prison BeaA NO 81 Liberty street IN The
she eighth day OF July next -
~ ELIZABETH @. BUCK. Administrators
pTpssoNr G. BEAI.L. Attorneys FOR Administrative 81
liberty ST. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate ot the County Of
New York notice Is hereby given 20 AL persons having
Sev York deceased. present the with vouchers
subscriber, her place OF
b1stness VIZ the OF Robinson BiddIs Ward No.
ali Street, IN tina City OF New York. before
the 18th day Of March next
Dated New York 80th day OF August, 1904
ELIZA A NEWELL. Executrtx
ROBINSON BIDDLE 8 WARD. Attorneys tor EIscutrtx
No 70 wall Street. Borough Manhattan. City q
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Furnished Apartments Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN. Gentle. member Of n. Y. Stock Ex-
~ change desires TO rent furnished apartment Chouse
keepng facilities required), hotel Of
good character three months Family will require at
least three bedrooms parlor and bath Reply. stating
terms. PRIVATE BANKER. Box Al Tribune Onlce.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received 81 their Uptown once.
NO l,364 BROADWAY
viii be received following
al once untu D.
25s sth-ave, 23dst i5S ethave 12th-st.;
svesi 2ss West i25thst isss sdavs between Tas and
nth oea Sd near elss-sti lTos tstey. near
ave. near aist-st; asa sc-evei % cnrsssupSss-ss
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
SOUTH CAROLINA

VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 243 5TH AVE.
baths hotels and SURROUNDINGS uow%~~.
equalled Rheumatism and diseases crr,f
Complete hydro therapeutic apparatus. parinr
and outdoor pasrlDes-
leaves New York ass p II Tuesdays Thursdav. ~
Saturdays, and arrives Springs $50 A Excur.on
tickets o. Office. S62 Broadway and ofcas Psnn
sylvania r r.
FRED sTERRY. Manager Hot Springs. Va
HOTEL WARWICK, Newport News, Va
RIUcT FAR Cusins aad appointments zn<z-
GSOO0a SOO@ Write booklet
GOLF I. b. MANVILI.E. supa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
ONEIDA COUNTY sURROGATEs COURT.

- In the Matter Of the Estate OF Martina L Brands-
gee deceased intention apply ettsrs OF ad-
mini above entitled besu
shown 10 this Court By petition John Brandexss
nd others, ths to him
therefore, pursuant ordsr OF this Court duly made
ed entered December "a 1904, the al
the kin % said deceased having been duly made
and MED noScs nere,S SSen. Is pFoy,1eo y section
ing claims against Of Martina Z. Rrsadsgsa
Fred Calder Surrogate OF Onsida County once
n. =, before January Is. 1906.
Dated Dscsrnber 20. 1904.
JOHN E. BRANDEEEE
Tor PetitioasrE, 30 Gsnssss St, Utica y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL NESSELS.-The fol-
i,v5nE movements Of vessels have been reported 70
=, Nez- Departrnent:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
WEST 0RlDDA CRUISES.

and information apply to 45S and Broadway
WEST 0EgD0A GRWlgg5o
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
"PR RIA"
g. 800 tons will special cruises. sailing Jan
4th Feb eth and MaTc1 22nd 1905 to the British French
Bermuda Rates for these cruises occupying 27 to "a
and Ps1sa Of sI9ss: sss:
CO Agents Quebec S s O.. LID. 50 BToadway. New
son 26I Broadway. New York.
A MEXICAN LINE.
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS URG--soUTHAMPToN.
Sailing Saturdays, $50 A NJ. Pier Is. n. r.
New York jan 2i Phiiadsiphia Feb. Z
DED STAR LINE.
Ae NEW TEFaP-LoNDoN5PAR1s.
% Calling a;a. At Dover ,o:a for IopaOn ia and Paris
zssIaR9 ssR9 j j Esas5sRa K96s5isR5 2
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW WORKOUT EENsTowN-LIvERPooI4
SAN Sailing Is TsdnssfayT e TeuIdsc hsF - n F.
Baltic NF% Ts9 FoRk s9 AAb qs6sHS sSsFS DsS nss F.
70 MEDITERRANEAN Azokhs
GIBRALTAR, nap, NAPLES s,,&9 GEN9A XoA,r ALEXANDRIA
cRETTc. Feb; Noon; Mch. ls Noon
goMAN1c, -.jan Is $50 ?, Nj +!S No4 u Y1FM LAD
cANofPG PAssfNGER oFFIcn BRoGp@SY " - ~
Freight Once. whitehall Bldg. Battery Place
OlD DOEl0MDOM l0k1E.
DAILY SERVICE.
For oid Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Rsehrnond Virginia Beach, Washington. D. c.. and
South and West . u -
NRfoGs Beach ST. sysEy ssss say ersP 49,.
DFD HD" LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto Csbsllo. and Mara
eAipo. eo Pier 10 adjoining Wall st Perry BROOKLYN
G PHILADELPHIA, Saturday January a.
5 D FoS Ia GuayTa- Curacao and MaTaesihs -'>D
= g ZIJIIA. Saturday, January IA
s. 3 AAAS - noon
BouLTON BLISS a DALLETT.
General Managers. 81 Wall ST.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
TICKETS. ALL CLASSES, TO
TEXAS, COLORADO. MEXICO, CALIFORNIA. GEoA-
Key West. Mobile Jacksonville, &c)
WEEKLY EXCURSIONS TO FLORIDA
C. H. MALLORY & Co. ia Front ST.. NJ.
A. CUNARD LINE.
IA TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 5l-52 North River.
t9ss9a Il Il q 4 Esssian acsas Fss sss H. %
Eaooa rates from Sew York s5O second Cabin $50
TAR-NAPLES-ADRIATIC.
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
saloon Rates se6 Upgards
.ULToNiA.. Jaa 81 neon; Mar. 2i May :
ELAAyoNIA ,zsb. "a; sAf Ss May g
fN'N''0-' scaIrtes second and Third Cia.G only
Apply 20 Broadway. New York
VERNON II BROWN. General Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12

NORTM GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH Observation-Disclosures
Harqnprirz' Jan H. Noon kronprinz Mar. q. AN
Kaiser Feb Z, 10 AM Kaiser. 4 10 All
kronprinzFeo. 81 7.ao AMI K VIM. H.. Apr. Is AM
Aalser- Mar Z, 10 AM Kronprfnz. May 2. AN
Twin-screw Passenger Service.
TO BREMEN DIRECT.
Snemnz Jan. a. 10 AN Breslau. ......F Feb IS noon
s1Fandenourg Jan 81, 10 AM +kurfuerst
Msn; Feb H. 10 AN Brandenburs. Mar. "A. 10 An
%Wil call at Plymouth and Cherbourg
Mediterranean Service.
ALTAR-NAPLEs-GENoA.
lrene Jan. IA. IL AM Irene.
A4Deft.-. Jan Il, IL AM Albert 4,
SS. Jan s II AN lut5e Mar. IL, IL
Neckar Feb. IL, IL AM Eeckar. AM
From Bremen Piers. Sd 4th sts Hoboken
OELRICHS Co. NO. BROADWAY n "
Louis H. Meyer. IS South Third St. PhiIa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-12
Ocean Steamers.

HA M u ID RG- -AMER1GAN Line.
LONDON-PARIS-HAA
lMAoersesJan - II m -isPennsylvania Jar. .2s II m
f'Buecher. Jan. 10. 10 m. fPatrica FEB III a m
Has grill room and gymnasium on board
wa Dover. Via Plymouth. Cherbourg
NEW Y0RK-NAPLES-GEN
PfSiNz ADALBERT. Jan L. 10 m Feb Is April II
PEINZ OSKAR. Ian Al 3 ~ Ma ~ -
DEUTSCHLAND. ............. F.b 2 7.so ~
Ofnces. 50 and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboken " T.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-22

The makers guarantee, and ours, with every
garment bearing the above label.
We are exclusive agents here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-22

Only very slight changes in the Mis-
sissippi will occur from below Dubuque
TO Muscatine.
j. N. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-22
THEIR LAST GAME
Rsmaining islanders to Make
Last Appearances Here Sat
urday Afternoon.
TO MEET THE INDEPENDENTS
Sunday TIE Same Teams Meet at the
Davenport Park-HamPton IN
First Game.

Probably the last appearance OF any
If the Islanders a the Island City
park this season will be in the barn
itorming aggregation tomorrow after
noon. They will meet the Rock Island
Independents. an organization from
which they have secured recruits and
which is becoming a faster bunch each
season. Hampton will pitch the Satnr-
day game, and Lakarf the Sunday game
ior the Islanders at the Davenport
ark. Leveridge. the regular pitcher
or the Independents, viii work Satur-
day and Wilson will be pitched against
Lakaff the following day.
How They Line Up.
At $3.50 the teams will line up "a
.ollows:
Barnstormers-Liste III; Wanner.
2b; Milligan. SIS; Vandine. Sd; Ruby.
II; Peer. CT; Shaub. IF; Eng. c; Hamp-
ton, p.
Independents-H. Wilson, c; Hol-
Tort Of; Selimer. III; Johnson. 30:
Mckinley: If; F. Wilson. IF; Hanson.
20: Benson. IS; Leveridge. p.
The umpire has not been decided
upon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-22
CENTRAL BOWLING ALLEYS
TO CHANGE HANDS OCT.
Frank Cool of CordoVa Will Be New
Proprietor-C. e. Weston
Leaves City.

Frank Cool. of Cordova has pur
chased the apparatus and lease of the
Central Bowling and Billiard company
and will take possession of the build
ing at Second avenue and Nineteenth
street Oct. 1. He will have control OF
all three floors with the 10 alleys and
seven pool and billiard tables. The
corporation that has sold out will be
dissolved after the above date. c. Il.
Weston, manager of the establishment.
has offers in view TO manage alleys in
Moline, Des Moines and Omaha. but
has not yet decided which he will ac-
cept He has made many friends
since coming to the city and has taken
prominent part in the tri-city bowling
league as member of winning Rock
Island teams Mr. Weston has engaged
Sam Keiser as his assistant till Oct.
/. The alleys have been repaired and
are now In the best of condition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-22
UNSEEN ACCIDENT
Joseph voss Dies From inju les
Received Under Car
Wheels.
WAS ALIGHTING FROM TRAIN
Theory of Death in That Place-Hours
identified-Ancther Train
Stopped.

Joseph Noss, a brewery workman
whose home was at Ninth avenue and
Thirty-frst street. was picked up last
land east main track near Thirty-sixth
street, his right leg cut off az the knee.
his left foot severed, and his body
bruised and mangled He was remov-
ed 10 the hospital. but died in the am
,bulance just when the officers were
preparing to remove him into the
building When found on the track he
was delirious, and when asked his
name mum5led some unintelligible
words, repeating these several times.
II was not until several hours later
that he was identified, and his wife
notified of his death.
Accident Unseen.
Just how he came TO meet the acct
dent which resulted in his death will
probably never be known. for Mr.. Voss
never regained sufficient strength to
tell his name or make any explanation,
and - far as is known no one saw
the accident. The place where he was
found is less than a block east of the
scene of the tragic death of James w.
Woolheater Wednesday night.
1t was about 7:10 o'clock last even
ing when Noss was discovered on the
track by John Cordell. a switchman
for the Rock Island. Mr.. Cordell went
at once 10 the Thirty eighth street
switch shanty. and notified Peter Jen-
sen. another switchman, that a man
had been injured. The two hurried to
the scene. and were just in time to
stop another train before it passed
over the injured mans body.
Perhaps Was AIighting.
VOss was employed as a brewer al
the Davenport Mailing company. and
was not seen by his family after 3 A
o'clock yesterday morning. when he
left for work. His wife said he gen
orally returned home about 6 O'Clock
in the evening. and no one can account
for his being as far east on the tracks
as he was when found. The theory is
advanced that Yoss had boarded fast
freight train from Davenport. and in
endeavOring to alight from il was in
some manner thrown under the wheels
The freight trains do not stop between
the bridge crossing and Natick, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-22
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

According to reports from Burling-
ton there was an Interesting race with
honors even between the excursion
steamers w. W. and Columbia between
New Boston and Burlington Wednes-
day. The w. w left New Boston ahead
of the Columbia, but the latter had
caught up at Oquawka Both stopped
there and the w W. again started first
and the Columbia again gave chase.
the passengers being kept in fever OF
excitement all the way 10 Burlington,
where the Columbia stopped. while the
w. w went on down the river.
The Helen Blair was in port today
The Ruth and Eclipse were north and
south, and the Zalus Davis and G. w.
Cowles came down.
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this may account for his having been
carried beyond Thirty-frst street.
The remains were removed to the
Knox undertaking establishment on
direction of Coroner L. V. Eckhart.
who conducted an inquest there this
morning The remains were identified
before the jury by George Huber, a
brewery teamster who was acquainted
with Mr.. Voss. Peter Jensen, the
switchman. who assisted in removing
the injured man from the tracks. told
of the discovery of the body by John
COrdell. He said ii was about O'Clock
when the ambulance reached the hos
pital with the injured man DR. S. B.
Hall had been summoned, but Mr.. Voss
was dead when the surgeon examined
him at the hospital
Wife and Child.
Mrs. Voss testified as to her hus
bands habits and his residence in
Rock Island Mr. Voss was - years
of age. and had resided in Rock Island
three years. coming here from Ger
many. where he was born Sept. Z.
1873. He was married in this city. his
wife's maiden name being Miss Mary
Fischer Besides his wife. he leaves
a daughter. Mary, aged . years. Mr..
Voss was a member of ST. Mary's Cath
Ollie church. Arrangements for the
funeral have not been completed
The coroner's jury returned verdict
that Mr. Voss came TO his death from
injuries received by being run over by
Rock Island. train about O'Clock last
evening, near Thirty-siXth street.