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New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Acts Like Oxygen.

Iiauozone is not made by compromising drugs,
nor is there any alcohol in It, Its virtues are
derived solely from gas-largely oxygen gas
by process requiring immense apparatus and
II days time. This process has, for more than
20 years. been the constant subject of scientific
and chemical research.
The result is a liquid that does what oxygen
does. 1t is a nerve food and blood fOad-the
most helpful thing In the world to you. It's
effects are exhilarating, vltalizng, purifying.
Yet it is an absolutely certain germlcide. The
reason is that germs are vegetables; and LiGuO-
zOne-like an excess Of Oxygen-is deadly to
yegetal matter.
Liquozone goes into the stomach, into the
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
HOW FOOD WORKS.
A Sure Way Out of Bowel Troubles.

50 called septic appendicitis win often hang
o. for years. This IS caused by white bread,
potatoes and other forms OF starchy food that
the Individual does not properly digest, and il
change by amy form Of drug, FOR all drugs wear
cut and H. time refuse TO benefit where the
cause Of the disturbance Is not removed
scptic appendicitis is q general term for a
Oiseas sed condition Of the bowels caused from
ludigested starch, and. as stated above, IL may
10 Ca FOR yo2rs. yet people must nave staTchy
iood
II is a well established fact among physicians
Rnd individuals who have mace the experiment
that when bowel disturbances are shown, a
change ga food must be made. and that the
famous predigested fOOd-Grape Nuts-is the
post perfect remedy. for IL contains no medicine
Cf any sort but il IS made up OF the selected
rarts Of wheat and barley in which the starchy
part has been changed into the form Of sugar
that IS found ia the human intestlnes after the
Etarchy part OF me tooc has Deen periectly d.
When Grape-Nuts food is used In place Of bread
or any OF the other forms Of starch, the body is
supplied with the necessary elements already In
ahe form OF This sugar (knOwn Post sugar j.
Rnd Is therefore ready for immediate assimila-
zion. for the arst act OF digestion has taken
- ice outside of the body and during the process
al manufacture.
Absolute certainty OF results can be depended
uDOn and the disease relieved by this method.
A prominent Missouri editor tells this cheerful
story:
For three years suffered from septic appen-
cicitis. with all that involves. The aid OF phys-
clans was Inadequate, and the diflculty OF find
ing food that would assslniIate without great
annoyance IN the region OF the vermifoun ap-
pendiK vas tair.V inBuFmOuntable until I struck
Gsrape-NEts.
-'oraDe-Nuts ] relish and digest comfortably.
They have not only proven 20 be most satisfy
ing ana nutritious food. but they have actually
healed my ailment. ] am, to-day after several
months use Of Grape-1Suts. absolutely free from
any disorder WhateveF-ln perfect healtl--and !
attribute my strength OF mind and body "a
Crape-Nuts" Name given by Postum Co.
JRtfie Greek, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
SHOULD HAVE CROssw1sE SEATS.
Passengers Dislike Riding Backward or Side
wise-Other Suggestions.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In granting franchises for more subways,
do not think need be stimulated that there should
be doors in the centre of the cars. They would
occupy seating space and probably cause confusion.
Smoking in the subwaYs should be prohibited ab-
solutely. The air is too pure without smoke.
BY all means a wage that would attract competent
employees should be fixed. Advertising signs should
be prohibited. A passenger looking out OF the
car window does not desire information about a
consumption cure or SO-and-So's steamboat line.
He wants to know where he Is at And because the
signs confuse him he becomes prejudiced against
the things advertised
The cars should be constructed in a hreproOf
manner throughout with longitudinal steel floor
crosswlse and all facing the front No likes
10 ride backward. and few sIdewise. 10 be thrown
against the occupant of the next whenever the
car starts stops. For proof. note the rush for
vacant cross seat There would then be so
many strap hangers. and this would require more
cars and greater comfort for the passengers. In
business you try to please your custOmers-nOt
Whv not apply business principles to railroadinE?
The rapid succession OF white columns seen
through the windows hurts the eyes like sunlight
through picket fence, Why not paint them black =?
Station and platforms should be arranged so
that there could DO no dangerous gaps between
them.
The destruction OF tree lined streets like the
Boulevard should be made absolutely impossible
under future contracts. ALBERT f. DAVIS.
Borough Of The Bronx, April g. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MRS. CHADWICK EXPECTS RELEASE
Says Bail Will Be Deposited Within Ten
Days-Amount Now $4,000.

Cincinnati April l5-Mrs. Cassie l. Chadwick
was to-day admitted bail in the OF 5000.
pending appeal proceedings next October before the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals.
Cleveland. April 15.-J. P. Dawley. chief counsel
for Mrs. Chadwick. stated to-day that the 5000
bond was IN addition the $4,000 fixed here by the
United States District Court, and the County
Criminal Court. The total amount required Is
therefore &2.OoO
Mrs. Chadwick tonight said:
Arrangements have been made for bail for nay
release. pending the hearing Of the appeal by the
Court Of Appeals. The surety deposited will be in
cash / fully expect TO be released within week
OF ten days, at the outside.
have made no clans for the future or as to
where ] shall 80 when -eleased. but probably will
remain IN Cleveland most Of the time during tho
sumner or until my case is heard by the higher
court My plans VIII depend largely anon the con-
dtlOn Of my health.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

General Frederick d. Grant and staff will
review the Sth Regiment in It's armOry next
Saturday night, at which time long service dec
OratiOns will be presented to a number OF Ofh-
GERS and men,
A review of the 14th Regiment by General
James McLeer will be held at the armOry next
Tuesday night. Governor Higgins has accepted
a review OF the regiment for the night OF May
%. This is the anniversary Of the muster in OF
the regiment into the United States service for
the Civil War. Lieutenant Richard c. Daniels.
battalion quartermaster. has resigned on
count Of business. Herman Metz viii be ap-
pointed to succeed him. The regiment will go
20 CreedmOOr on May IL and 13. The 47th
Regiment will go to the range on May % and %.
Company F Of the 14th Regiment has elected as
second lieutenant d. w. Parker. of the 18th
Separate Company. OF Flushing.
When the 9TH Regiment is at the State camp
from June 10 to II. II win be visited by the bat
TALON of cadets from West Point and the two
organizations may take part in field manoeuvres
The regiment for the first time will parade In
the State service uniform. Captain Louis j.
Joscelyn Of Company H, recently elected vice
WetherspOOn. resigned has been commissioned
Both the 7th and the 18th regiments, acting on
the promise made to General McCoskry Butt by
President Roosevelt that the State OF New-Yo
could have the 1901 rifle sight in lieu OF the
1902 sight have put IN TeQuisitiOns to have
their commands supplied.
Governor Higgins has accepted a review OF
the 18th Regiment in it's armOry for Thursday
evening May rs The regiment has at present
I137 officers and men on it's roll and IS the larE-
est regiment OF National Guard In the United
States.
Company X OF the 22d Engineers, which will
give an exhibition Of bridge building AZ the
tournament OF the Military Athletic League
from May s 20 13 is practising in the arnory.
II will be able to construct the bridge IL IA said
In about fifteen minutes. There will be a drill or
the regiment next Wednesday night. Paul Hem
neberg has been permanently appointed Ieade-
OF the regimental band.
The 18th Regiment will open it's OutdOOr atb
letic grounds at BarretOs Point on the Sound
on May 30 at the conclusion OF the Memorial
Day parade. The 1st BATTERY IN eor,r,sro AZ
Captain Wendell. will accompany the rsSirDeyt
and fire a salute.
All the National Guard Of Manhattan and the
1st Battalion Of Naval Militia. IN command Of
Major General Roe viii parade as escort Ia the
Grand Army of the Republic on Memorial Day.
The troops II is intended. shall appear m S,II
dress uniform. and an early start win be made
that the various commands can rS.urn "a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

On every bottle of LiquOzOne we offer $1,000
for a disease germ that it cannot kill. We do
this TO assure you that LiquOzOne does Kill
germs. -
And it is the only way known to XIII germs
IN the bodv without killing the tissues, too.
Any drug that kills germs is poisOn and 1t
cannot be taken internally. Medicine Is almost
helpless in any germ disease. 1t is this fact
which gives LiQuOz1ne it's worth to humanity.
q worth so great that, after testing the prod
nct for two wears. through physicians and hos
.pitaIs. we paid 100000 for the American rights.
And we have spent over one million dollars, in
one year to buy the first bottle and give it free
70 each sick one who would try it.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
AN AUTO" DWELLING HOUSE.
Also Squash Court and Roof Garden in J.
A. Garland's New Home,

An unusual dwelling house to cost $25yO00 will be
built for James A. Garland the premises No.
IO25 5th-ave from plans drawn by Smelling & Pot
ter. It will have garage, roof garden. q squash
court and a large billiard room.
The structure win be six stories high. II s TO be
40 feet front and 100 feet deep, with facade OF
Harvard brick OF Colonial design, with many small
paned bay windows On the first floor will be the
large billiard room and the garage. The drawing
room. with dining adjoining, will occupy
the second story. and there will be a two story
library. with ornamental skylight. the fourth
and hfth floors. The squash court and roof garden
will be the sixth floor The roof viii support
four storage tanks OF $50 gallons capacity each.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
SAYS HE GUARANTEED PLACES.
Fireman Complains to Commissioner Hayes
of Attempts at Graft

Fire Commissioner Hayes has complained TO Dis
trict Attorney Jerome OF man who is alleged 20
have solicited fees 2 ON on the eligible list
for appointment aremen. in return for which
the man. the Commissioner says. agreed 10 obtain
appointments Immediately.
Commissioner Hayes said he had received, evi-
IDENTIFY from eligible fireman, a letter. saying
the writer had been approached by man, who
used a business card bearing the name OF IN
surance broker and that the latter agreed FOR $500
to get tie writer appointed to tho Fire Department.
a
ty-fve new 6remen making with the twenty five
appointed Friday. a Total OF fifty new ap-
pointees. who have been instructed TO report for
duty tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MR.. REICH IS A GOOD SLEEPER.
And He COntemplates Attaching His Safe to
His Great Toe by Piece of Fish Line.

Detectives Of the Liberty-ave C3rooklyn) station
almost grew gray headed yesterday trying 10 think
how burglars could carry a 700 pound safe out OF
the sitting room Of the home Of Jacob Reich. at
80 % ennsylvania-aye., while Mr.. Reich and
bis wife were peacefully sleeping IN the next room
Not only did the burglars carry the safe out OF
the room. but they took It down into the cellar
snd turning Il bottom side up started 10 drill out
t-e steel plates They got pretty well along with the
Sob when Mr.. Reich woke up about O'Clock in
him.
II did not take him long 10 discover that the safe
was missing. EoI being able 10 get any trace as
q what had become Of ii, he sent word TO the
Liberty station. II was only after every other
part Of The house had been searched that the pO-
Ice went the cellar and found the safe reposing
Rbeut four feet from The bottom OF the stairs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
ERIE OFFICIALS GIVE UP TOUR.

Elmira, N Y. April 15.-The party of Erie Rail-
road officials, headed by President Underwood, who
have been making an inspection tour OF the Erie
system for the last two weeks decided to-day that
it was bigger job than they had expected. and
gave II up for the present at least. The officials
started In at Chicago, and had worked their way
back to this city. The trip for deciding what
improvements needed and where the $40. 600 900
to be raised for that purpose viii be spent.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
ART SALE IN PARIS.

NJ PAUL. C1IEvAILIEf. Official Auctionesr (Commis-
saire-Prser> PARIS. 10 de IA GTangeBateiiere
Paris assisted by NM. MANNHEIM Experts. rue
Saint Georges and BY NJ E. MOILSIEFt. Honorary Con-
servator OF National Museums - de Ia ROehefou-
cauld
viii. SELL. RY PUBLIC AUCTION AT PARIS in the
Galleries Georges Petit rue de Seze Paris
day NAV IS. 10 Wednesday. May p. 1905.
A LARGE COLLECTION or OBJHIS DART and
VALUABLE CCRIOSITIES. ancient, MediRval and
Renaissance belonging to the ate
NJ. Fl F l. + q Y.
Comprising Euaels. Glassware Engraved
levels IyorIes Leather Articles. Cutlery. Arms Antique
Paintings Clocks Gold objects. Bronzes. Furniture.
Tapestries. Textile Fabrics. - - -
PRIVATE VIEW: Saturday. MAY -; PUBLIC VIEW:
Sunday. May Il. from till 6 2. m
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
DILL SAFE I'M BACK YARD.

belmont Long Island. April 1.-two employees
g Philip II. Hoeffner, who has n hotel near the
belmont racetrack were awakened early this
morning by q noise in the back yard, and looking
cut saw three men at work drilling holes in Mr.
JIoenners safe. They raised shout and the
burglars took 20 their heels. The burglars broke
into the harrooIn where the safe stood through q
iear door. The safe weighs more than l,20 pounds,
lut they got Il into the ward without disturbing
fhC inmates OF the hotel The safe contained
several hundred dollars.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

bowels and into the blood to go wherever the
blood goes No germ can escape Il and none
can resist H. The results are inevitable. for a
germ disease must end when the germs are
killed. Then LiquOzOne, acting as wonderful
tonic, quickly restores a condition OF perrect
health. Diseases which have resisted medicine
for years yield at once 20 LiquOzOne, and 10
cures diseases which medicine never cures.
Half the people you meet-wherever you are
can tell YOU of cures that were made by u.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PRESBYTERIAN PASTORS TO MEET.

special meeting will be held In the Presbyte
ran Building No. LEG 5th-ave.. IN connection with
the April week OF prayer for missions abroad on
Monday at IL: as 10 o'clock. under the auspices OF
the Presbyterian Ministers Association The speak
ers win be the Rev DIR. ]. Ross Stevenson. place
OF Prayer IN Apostolic Missions: the Rev. Dr.
Cleland B McAfee. place OF Prayer in the His
tory OF Nissions" and the Rev. Dr.. George AleXan.
der Need OF PRAYER in Present Day AIisGionR.''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
COURT LECTURES SUBPOENA SERVER
Woman Whom He Arrested Without a
Warrant Discharged.

Joseph Burke. a subpenE server. who had been
requested by the District Attorneys office 10 have
the police arrest Matilda Morrison. who had failed
to appear after three subpoenas had been served
her, arrested her himself yesterday without war
rant and took her 10 the West Side Court.
Magistrate Ommen discharged the woman from
custody Iectured Burke for his assumption. and
told him that he thought she had cause FOR action
for false arrest
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
FIGHTING scHooLeoYs IN COURT.

Three schoolboys OF the De witt Clinton High
School, charged wItk fighting IN Mount Morris
park were arraigned yesterday mOrninE IN the
Harlem court and held IN 400 bail each 20 keep
the pence for six months. The prisoners were
Tohs DAILY Charles Carroll and Frederick Knight.
Who denied that the tight concerned girls IN the
Wadlelgh High School. as had been reported but
mae merely a class row.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

II you need LiquOzOne. and have never trisd
IT, please send us this coupon. We win fbon
mail you an order on a local druggist T a f1U
sized bottle. and we will pay the druggist an
selves for II. This is our free gift made 70
convince you; to show you what LiquOzone q
and what II can do. In justice to yourgpIf
please. accept il to-day, for it places you undsr
no obligation whatever
LiquOZOne costs Soc and 81
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
WABASH TO START FOR THE COAST.

ley TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
Pittsburg April l6-The Wabash Railroad will
on Monday begin its first real work In estab.
fishing a line of road between Plttsburg and the
seashore. Baltimore being the objective point. A
large party OF engineers reached PittsbuTs this
evening ready for work. 1t is the Intention TO
follow che MOnongahe River TO BeatingtOn. W.
Va and thence go 60 Baltimore by the Buekhannon
ana Northern route. and the West virginia central
an fIa Central
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
IEws no cELEeRArE ANNIveRsARY.

The 25Oth anniversary of the settlement OF Jews
In North America will he celebrated by the Ju-
deans on the evening of Saturday, April 2s. DR..
Henry NJ IAlpzlger president OF the organization.
will preside and addresses will be delivered by
prominent members of the Jewish community.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
THE GOVERNOR DENIES REPORT.
Not Delaying Action on Tax Bills Because
of Doubt Of Constitutionality.

Albany, April l5-GOYeTnor Higgins to-day de-
Nied absolutely the report that he was delaying
action on the Mortgage and stock Transfer bills
o. account OF doubts TO their consttutiOnality.
lie has receive no official notice that the NewYOrk
City Republican Assemblym intend to wait upon
him next week TO ask that the Mortage Tax bill
b. returned 10 the legislature for further amend
u1ent
The Governor left here for New-York this after
noon. He said his "trip concerned private business,
and that he would return some time tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
NEW CONTROL OF CONGRESS HALL
IBY TELEGRAPH 10

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUHE.l
Saratoga, n. Y, April B-cOngress Hall. one CT
the most extensive hotel properties here has passed
20 the control by private sale % hotel syndicate
controlled BY citizens OF this resort. Improvements
Involving the expenditure OF 80 oo be made.
and the hotel viii be reopened on July IS under the
mana cement OF Colonel II. 8. Clement
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
MACHINE BREAKs Ans AeM

While starting his automobile. after stop for
repairs yesterday morning. Oscar Roehm suffered
fracture OF his left arm when tho detachable
ssan& slipped from his hand.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases. All that
medicine can do for these troubles is to help
Nature overcome the germs. and such results
are indirect and uncertain. LiquOzOne attacks
the germs, wherever they are. And when the
germs which cause a. disease are destroyed, the
disease must end, and forever That Is ineVi-
table
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

their armories before noon. BY special pernis-
sion the "a Battery VIII parade in The Bronx
Company F OF the 69th Regiment has unan-
su,ously elected First Sergeant Edward F. heli5
second lieutenant. A battalion Of the regimen
viii take part in the military ceremonies I,
Madison Square Garden in command OF CoiOnei
Duffy
The annual dinner OF the officers Of the 4tth
Regiment will be held on Saturday evening
April 20, at the Union League club BrooSiSh'
Company G. has elected Second Lieutenant Scuy-
1er Peck first lieutenant. Sergeant J. H. Blune'
~ Company B. has been appointed hrst ser
zeant, and Corporal James r. Brush mas zee. zee,
appointed quartermaster sergeant sever
Companies OF the regiment will arrange TO nav
camps next summer. The present Stfvus'N "
the regiment Is 621 officers and men,
Major Bridgrnan. of Squadron A. has receiver
a complimentary letter from Brigadier Genera
Johnston chief Of stan of General ChaHee'
Grand marshal OF the recent inaugural parade
which saws IN Part: "On behalf Of the grand
marshal and myself allow me 70 congratulate
YOU. your stan and Squadron A upon thsW
SuIendidly smart appearance as part OF m
personal escort to President Roosevelt upon the
occasion OF his inauguration
A ten-year state long service decoration has
been presented TO Sergeant J. J. stephens o.
the 81 Battery. who also received a battery IONS
service badge, Lieutenant L. r. Shs y anu
Commissary Sergeant II. Thum have been Prs-
sented with q pair Of geld cun buttons. Trump
eter j. II. Allen received PAIR or rid'ns 9oo.s.
end Sergeant stephens and Private Williams
each received a 3S-caliber revolver.
second Lieutenant r. r. Heun. Company
list Regiment has been unanimously elee'ea
captain.
THREE KILLED BV EXPLOSION
Nashville. Tenn. April i5-As result q
powder explosion AT Trenton, Tenn, to-day. soIs9
men were killed and several injured Iners -
considerable property damage
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

ADVERTISERS csB THE TRIBUNE
more than ever before They took 500 columns more
space m january and February lBos. than In
spending m0nths OF 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
We Offer $1,000
For a Disease Germ That Liquozone Can't Kill

All diseases that begin with fevers-aI inrE-a1efo.
all catarrhaI contagious Gissasesail resptg ~
impure poisoned blood.
In nervous debility LiqIO1oHe acts a vitalzsr a.
eomDlshing what no drugs do
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Hay Fever-InhuenEa
Kidney Diseases
La Grippe
LeucoTrhea
Liver Troubles
MaiaFia-Neuraigla
Many Heart Troubles
Piles-PneumOuia
Pleurisy-Quinsy
Rheumatism
ScFOfula-Syphiiis
SEtn Diseases
stomach Troubles
Throat Troubles
Tuberculosis
TumOrS-Ulcef8
VRTicocele
G'"men's Diseases
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

rou SaTC A FEW SETS OF AMERICAS sue
Run SALAs- -t,ESSFUI. MEN in two large vol
uua~ -ith pOrtrats slightly soled, but In s4
Se1t condition.; original price SD; 70 dispose OF Qe
TJiI nut the price $40 set Address HILLS Nes
NoFk Trtnuns-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Asthma
AbscesB-AnRuata A
Bronchitis
Blood Poison
Bright's Disease
Bowel Troubles
COuEhs-Colds
Consumption
COlic-CTOup
Constipation
Catarrh-Cancer
Observation-Disclosures
DandruG-Dropsy
Dyspepsia
Eczema-EFysipeias
Fevers-Gall Stones
GOitre-GOut
iOnOTThea-Gleet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

their armories before noon. BY special perpiS
sion the % Battery VIII parade In The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
THREE KILLED BV EXPLOSION

Nashville. Tenn, April i5-As result O
powder explosion al Trenton Tenn, to-day. 'nIe'
men were killed and several injured Insrs -
considerable property damage
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Second Lieutenant r. r. Heun CompanS
list Regiment has been unanimously eleeted
captain.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Any physician hospital not yss ua.r z Ilouo1ou
will be gladly supplied FOR a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

General Frederick D. Grant and staff will
review the Sth Regiment in It's armOry next
Saturday night at which time long service dec
OratiOns will be presented to number OF Ofh-
GERS and men.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

The 18th Regiment viii open It's outdoor atb-
IetIc grounds at BarretOs Point. on the sound
on May 30 at the conclusion OF the Memorial
Day parade The lst Battery. IN command or
Captain Wendell. will accompany the regiment
and fire a salute.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Both the. 7th and the 18th regiments acting on
the promise made to General McCOskry Butt by
President Roosevelt that the State OF New-Yorlk
could have the 1901 rifle sight in lieu OF the
1902 sight. have put IN TeQuisitiOns to have
their commands supplied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

GATHA has been en-
gagged to Thomas near
~ four years. Thomas
is in receipt of a good
salary, quite sufficient
to support a little home
in comfort, and he is
$1,000 I'D lnr-c.tnd