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New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
POLICEMAN ATTACKS MAIL WAGON.
Assistant Postmaster viii Make Test Case
Against Traffic Officer.

Mounted Patrolnnan Eckhardt. stationed az Wass-
inSton-st. and Myrtleave.. Brooklyn 70 enforce ts
traffic regulations Of Commissioner NcAdoo agalas'
which there has been so much complaint. got hin-
self in trouble yesterday by interfering WITH V-s
driver of United States mail wagon AsSis0aA-
Postmaster NewCombe declared that he intended y
make test case of il. 10 If the police Ead ~
right to interfere with the mails. Eckhardt stopls
George SQuiers, a mail wagon driver, as ne ~
turning from Westinghouse. into Nyrtle-&Ne -
policeman Sot up with the driver and 2ccol-tiss -
him on his rounds. When the wagon retufneO y
the postOtftce the policeman wanted % arrest
driver. This inceuSed Assistant Postmaster -
combe and he went to the AdamS-Sg. station - -.
the officer wanted 10 make a complaint % reSAH-s
driving against the driver. who. he dec@l,-
seemed 70 be half asleep The ease was pIt 'Fe'
until Friday.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
WEIGHTS FOR HANDICAPS.
Oiseau and Sysonby Take mp Same
Impost in Brooklyn and Suburban.

Weights for the Suburban and Brooklyn handi-
caps announced yesterday, give, with the Br!gnton
imposts already made public, the three great mile
and quarter specials problems for students of
form to solve w. S. Vosburgh. official Handicapped
OF the Jockey Club, has in both in the Brighton,
placed top weight. 129 pounds. on Hermis
On the whole the weights differ only slightly from
those in the Brighton Ort Wells. at 125 pounds is
considered a pound better than any OF the other
four-year -olds. horse against horse, though the
scale allowance for mares puts Beldame pound
above him. Delhi and StalwaI't ranked equal to
each other, pound below Ort Wells.
Broomstic has the same weight in the
Brighton, and so is eight pounds by the scale be-
low Beldame and six below Ort Wells Irish Lad
in the Suburban preserves the same relative posi-
ton to Hermis as in the Brighton. He is not
named in the Brooklyn:
Oiseau and Sysonby are placed on the same marx
by Mr. Vosburg, and in this he differs from the
majority of the professional and amateur handl-
cappers who, taking line through Tradition make
Oiseau concede from one TO three pounds TO the
at 100 pounds three pounds less than in the Brlgh
ton Tradition is not named in the SUBURBAN. but
she received lOi pounds in the Brighton, ana, tax
ing off the three pounds as in the case or ArttUi
she would be asked to take up iOl pounds. Consld-
ering her allowance, this places her on the same
mark as Oiseau and Sysonby, with Artful only a
Oiseau not entered in the Brighton. are Bad News,
10 and Dalvay III, in the Suburban; Proper 10S in
the Brooklyn and lO9 in the Suburban; Leonidas,
l04 and Wild Mint, Sc in both.
The entries of Rams Horn, Bondage and Tokalon
were rejected by the Brooklyn Jockey Club, be-
their owners were the forfeit list at the
time the nominations We're made Tokalon's entry
in the Suburban refused for the same reason
Captain Jim Williams owns RAMS Horn. ana
J. w. Fuller owns TokaIon James Arthur was in
arrears only So nevertheless his entry of Bondage
refused. He subsequently sent the money but
as ne was not in good standing at the time of
mailing the entry the Jockey Club decided to
The entries for the two handicaps follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

First race OFuturty course)-Fort Wayne. l10 CW.
Day) to g. won: Estraza, lo5 useiD, to ]. second
or Sherman (Chandler) 10 2 third. Time
I16 Kermit Sanity. Hugh McGowan Lurene. Remark
Tannhauser also
second (thrse and ne-haf fdrlongs)-south therH
Lady 80 knapp. 10 to l, won; I'm Joe. dO4 CMcBrde
to l second Abe Meyer JOG (BeD, 3 3. third
Time 6:44a. Lady Catherine. Dora Gentry. Laura NJ.
Dangerous Girl and Easter Morning also
Third lone mie)-Estoylisto, 104 Gones), to l.
won Trapsetter Barrett. 10 /. second; Nigorosn
102 CdcBride). 4 /. third Time, 1:49A4. Play Ball.
FrRngibe Inspector Munro and Mount Diablo also
(handicap; furlongs)Sais, 103 Knapp
TO 8 won; Venator 118 (Mlchaels). % l. second
Isillana lO2 (McHride), 2, third. Time, 1.lsla
San Nicholas and Matt Hogan also
Fifth race (five furongsl-Troy. 104 (Knapp), .
won; Alta G.. lO7 Ronner 70 !, second Maeens. 81
lbaTrettl to third ilne l'uSt4 Cigarette Capitol
sixth race "a mile yardsl-Aajor Tenny 1ls
(BeD to l. won. Flying Torpedo (3arretU. Z I'd
l. second: Hainaut los )Chander), even third. Time
1853 Darksome, Serenity aud Northwest also ran.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
WANT FREE FERRY RIDES.
Petition That City Arrange to Relieve the
Bridge in This Way.

Brooklynites may get free rides the Fulton
and Catharine ST ferries result of a PROPOSE
ton laid before the joint meeting of the Board OF
Estimate and Apportionment and the Sinking Fund
Commission yesterday. Willis L. Ogden and the
others of President Itittetons committee appointed
TO devise some method of improving bridge eondi-
tions submitted petition asking that the city
come 20 arrangement with the ferry company
by which the Fulton and Catharine ST. ferries may
be run free between p. m. and p. every day.
free ferry service. the petitioners say VIII divert
a OF traffic from the Brooklyn Bridge In the
rush hours and will enable Brooklynites 10 reach
their homes by way OF the ferries for single fare
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit. II the ferry companies
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
CHESS GAME ADJOURNED.
Marshall Still Leads Jano1cski, T7Co
Victories TO One.

Paris Jan s1.-At midnight Janowski and Mar
shall adjourned the fourth game of their chess
match here in n position in which the Partisan
had two pawns to the good. after sixty-eight moves
had been recorded. Marshall defended queens
gambit by declining accept the gambit pawn. and
eventually lost pawn
In the middle stage of the game pieces were
freely exchanged, and when an adjournment took
place at $50 in the evening Janowski had still a
pawn to the good but owing TO the fact that
bishops Of opposite colors the board ii was
thought that a draw would result. In the evening
session Janowski won another pawn. but the posi-
looked like q draw account of the bishops
Of opposite colors. The game will be finished to-
morrow. Present is: Marshall, games;
Janowski, /; adjourned, l.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

Millions Of people. OF nine different nations
are constant users of LiquOZOne. Some are
using it to get well; some to keep Wen some
to cure germ diseases; some as a tonic. No
medicine was ever widely employed These
users are everywhere; your neighbors anu
friends are among them. And half the people
you meet-wherever you are-know some one
whom Liquozone has cured.
If you need help. please ask some of these
users what LiquozOne does. Don't blindly take
medicine for what medicine cannot do. Drugs
never kill germs. For your own sake, ask
about Liluozone; then let us buy you fulsize
bottle to try
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
V4N CORTL4NDT WINS.
Captures Descar Curling Trophy
from ThistleS.

The final match for the Dewar challenge cup
played at Van Cortlandt Lake yesterday, be-
tween the Van Cortlandt and Thistle curling clubs
and by the former only through the ac-
curacy of ]. Frasier skip. the seventeenth head,
where he broke the tie OF 16 and won by Is to IT,
The trophy, which has to be won three times TO
become the personal property of club, was pre-
sented in 1899 and first played for 1900 when it
was won by the Manhattan Curling Club. In lS.A
It was won by the New-York Caedonian Curling
Club. and in 1903 1t won by the Utlca Curing
Club It was not played for in 1902 and 1904. The
score follows
VAN ccE-rA.IDT THISTLE.
J. CeInerford. @. Turnouli
A. Roth. c. Mackenzie
G. Frasier IA. Frazer. -,
7 Frasier skin IS "A Dickson skip. 10
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
ACTORS DAUGHTER SECRETLY WED.
Miss Millie Warde Married Manhattan Glsrs
Last August

Friends OF Miss Millie Warde. the daughter Of
Frederic A War(le Shakespearian actor. OF NJ
81 Halsey-st.. Brooklyn. viii be surprised to learn
that since August q Of last year she has been The
wife OF John ]. Hulgardner- The announcement
was made in the columns Of a BROOKLYN paper yes-
terday afternoon. II seems that the young pso-
pie fell in love at White Lake. y. Y. last sumner
and being afraid TO ask the consent OF her parents
20 speedy marriage, decided TO tc quiet hti!s
Town near by and enlist the services of The Rev;
Budman Fleming to make them man and wiIs.
MT Hingardner, who is a clerk in ManhaItan y
now Installed in the Warde home. and II IS Said
there was not the slightest objection made % ne
marriage when the couple got up courage enough
to tell their parents of it.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
YALE GRADUATES WIN.
Defeat Present Hockey Team from
NezC-HdUen. 6 to 3.

The Yale University hockey team me. defeat at
the hands of the graduates of the university last
night, at St. Nicholas Rink. The score to 5.
In the frs: half the undergraduates easily
outplayed. and only once managed TO land the puck
in the net while their opponents scored five goals,
S. Stoddard getting two H. Stoddard. Innan and
Snow each. Marcus making the only point for
his side.
In the second period the New-Haven representa-;
tives played better. but with the dash and
brancy Of last Saturday. when they so easily de-
feated Brown which is easily accounted for as
two three of their strongest men were miss
ing from the lineup last night The scorers in this
half Marcus. two; Shepherd and j. C. Dill
worth. H. Stoddard made the only goal for the
graduates.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
N. Y. A. c. VS.. WANDERERS TOMORROW

In the st. Nicholas Rink tomorrow night teams
of the Wanderers Hockey Club and the New-York
Athletic Club will play American League cham
ponship game. The athletic club seven has been
materially strengthened since its last game when
ii forced the team OF the Crescent Athletic Club
to play extra period to win. On that occasion
they without Fenwick, the strongest player
on the team. Fenwick and the newcomers who
expected to add great strength to the seven
will appear against the Wanderers tomorrow
night.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

George Belsre. br. C. ?. by Belsire-Dofe s. by
DaIuont James Martin. Philadelphia PENN.
Nette Bell. b. m. 5. by antne--Nounette. by
Bow Bells; NJ ]. Dudley. Boston. ....--.-...--..
Fanfare. 2:221i. bI. &. Z, Kentucky WiIkes-Fal-
farind by Lottery; H. 8. Higgins Pittsburg....
Direct Me 2:16l4 bI &, 4 Direct-dam
known: oak Duke, wellsvllle. \. Y;.....;;:.-.
MaGaline p, 21S4. br 9, Alcamedia-
Frances. by Warwick Boy; Oak Duke. Wells
vile, y Y--.;..-.,.....--...-:: -...-......:.-.-
Luty Douglas. by Stephen A Douglas: George
Wright. Elnont Long Island. ................
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
TO INVESTIGATE TAYLOR CASE

At the request of Frank De Haas Robson, presi-
dent Of the st. Louis Baseball Club of the National
League Of Professional Baseball Clubs, a special
meeting Of the board OF directors has been called
for Tuesday. February Il, Victoria Hotel at
u o'clock noon. The meeting will investigate
charges made against John w. Taylor. of the St
Louis club. in connection with a game he pitched
against Ptttsburg July 30. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

every bottle an offer of $1,000 for disease
germ that it cannot kill. The reason Is that
germs are vegetables; and Liquozone-hke an
excess of oxygen-is deadly to vegetal matter.
There lies the great value of LiquoZone- III is
the only way known to kill germs in the body
without killing the tissue too. Any drug that
kills germs is poison, and it cannot be taken
internally. Every physician knows that meol-
cine is almost helpless in any Germ disease.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY

First race (seing and one-haf furlongs)-Esper-
ance 100 Gerda IO5 Hoceo. los: Responsive Jo5: Eva
Russell 105; Wreath of Ivy, 1885, ST. Merrylegs 100:
Flora Levy. ioS; Lady Ray iO5 Fickle Saint. lod
OF Milford, i05.
eecSnd selling two-yearolds; one-haif uaie)-
Little Rose l02 Iennebon lu Judge Parker, lOI Show
Down 107 Hasu No Hanna, IOI Fatory 10: Bluegrass
Lad. 1io; Grey Dai ilO,
Third SELLING; mie)-Iiershman S. Evaskill,
81; Mr. Jack 90; Bishop Weed. 95 Judge sauhey. 99;
Garrett Wilson. 10oi Lieutenant Rice 1905 Lneal
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
600
100
T2a5
575
NucKoLs PAYS $4,000 FOR SUSIE ,

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Lexington. Ky, Jan. S1.-J. w Nash. OF this city,
sold to-day to Vance NucxoIs, of Cleveland. the
brown three-year-od flly Susie N, by Moko-
Gypsy Bark. by wildwood for $4,000 Susie y.
started once as a two-year-old driven by Ed
Benyon. in the Kentucky Futurity. Nuckols will
campaign her this season. and make Did for the
Kentucky Horse Review and Stock Farm Purse.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
NORTH SIDE REPUBLICANS cgLEsSsrE'

The annual entertainment and ball OF The Nos.
Side Republican Club OF the 3tth Assemey -
triCt. held last night in the Harlem Casst'
1th-avc. and 12ith-St. There V4UceNl.-e ,~4
tertainment in TIE early part of the evSniI-' Tsu
dancing until after midnight William Il. "a
Eyck, Republican leader of the district " N.isrse
the guests. assisted by Richard W. L'iw4,srs ,srs
president or the club Among those preSsn W T
F. H. Healy. Samuel Stras5ourser Moss a.
Mckee, George W Wa0m.tker. Theodore = -
and Abraham Gruber
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
BROOKLYN Y. M. c. A. WINS FIRST GAME

The Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association
hockey seven made its first appearance in compe-
tition at the Clermont Avenue Rink yesterday and
defeated st. Francis Xavier, to l. Boyle tailed
two goals, Weaver one, for the winners, and
O'Rourke, for St. Francis Xavier
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
NAVY TO ROW YALE AND PENN

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Annapolis, Md jan 21--The races between the
Navy eight and those Of the universities of Penn
sylvania and Yale have been fixed for April % and
May respectively. The races already ARRANGED
are with Georgetown on April Is. and with Column
bia. May 30
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

No Trumper. 1p1; Ire TrIner. 1922 Maxey Moore 1Oa
Fourth Selling; siS and one,halt fuIlongs)aAl-
90: Worthngton o. Pawtucket, 81; Frank Rice
o.; Yelmantown, 99 Roger Smith. 90; Heritage. 49,
Dusky, 1907 Lord French. 103; Jerry Hunt 10i stolen
Moments. 107; Floral Wreath. 107.
Fifth race eeling and one-quarter mies)-G'oiin
George, 81; Always Faithful SO; Gracious, S4 Lady
Mistake s.: First One. -; Harry New So Soldier Of
Fortune s9 BUSTER, go: Barca. 112.
Sixth race Selling five furlongs)-Lady Patricia 100
Breaker 105; hide 105 L2Grecque 105 Bride. 105
Titania 1O5; Tamborino H. 1O5: Belle Barnard. 105
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases. All that
medicine can do for these troubles is 10 help
Nature overcome the germs. and such results
are indirect and uncertain. LIquGzone attacks
the germs. wherever they are. And when the
germs which cause a disease are destroyed. the
disease must end. and forever. That is .nevi-
table.
Hay Fever-Infurnza
AbscesS-Aneria Kidney Diseases
Bronchitis La Grippe
Poison LeucOrrhea
Bright's Disease Liver Troubles
Bowel Troubles Malara-Neuraigia
Cuughs-Colls Heart Troubles
Consuunp ion Piies-Pneumonia
C,oIic-Croup Pleurisy-Cutnsy
rheumatism
Catarrh-Cancer Scrofula-Syphis
Observation-Disclosures Skin Diseases
Dandruff-Dropsy Stomach Troubles
Dyspepsia Throat Troubles
Eczema-ErysIpelas tuberculosis
FeVerS-Gal Tumors-Ulcers
Coitre-Gout
GonOrrhea-Gleet Women's Diseases
All diseases begin with fever-al Inflammation
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
VAN TINE WINS FROM WHITE.
CLOSER Observance of True 14-Inch Balkline
Billiards.

Closer Observance Of the methods 14-inch balk-
line billiards noticeable yesterday IN the
tiEluation Of the intercity amateur championship
tournament In Class B. ]. A. Van Tine won the
only match played that Of the evening, defeating
c. E white by the Of 800 points 2s5 The
Jersey City entry, Van Tine. held to close billiards
throughout the contest.
Ven Tines best run was cluster of SS carroms
counted aIcng the cushions in his thirty-second
snning White the Brooklyn amateur. played most
consistently the latter half Of his string. For
1hts part Of the match his score showed ten double
dgure rl;ns. The best only II. and they were
not enough TO overtake Van Tine.
The summary:
Van Tine o u 4 ;1Is2o IS Is 70. @
Es 4. 9. !, o. 8. O. Il @ g O. 1 10 . @ g. 2. Total.
1 flc e wnte-s, !. O. 0. c. 10. ]. o. 4. 2. l. l. O.
10 IS, g. Il @ 10. o 8; u, O. a. .. - 3. g. Z.
Total, 2s5 points average. $3.50, high q. II
sno ~.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Soc. Bottle Free.

If you need Liduozone. and have never t-as
IL, please send us this coupon. We viii ths,
mail you an order on n local druggist for a inn
size bottle, and we will pay the druggist or,.
selves for it. This is our free gift. made !,
convince you; to show you what Liquozons !,
and what it can do. In justice 70 yOurzas
please, accept 1t to-day, for it places you unds,
10 obligation whatever.
I.iquozone costs soc and ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

make the concession. will double the car service
! at the Brooklyn end Of the ferries.
On motion Of Mr.. GrOut the petition was sent 70
/ the Corporation Counsel for decision 10 the
| city's power.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Nine Nations
Now Use Liuuozone. Won't You Try It-Free?

catarr-a contagious diseasss-ziI the r1-rf., .. -
pure poisoned blood -
In nervous debility Liquozone s a vitaiz.r o..
coEpiishing what drugs do. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-18
CITED TO APPEAR.
Persons Interested Notified of Condem,
nation Proceedings.

Justice Gould of the Supreme Court Of
the District today. on motion of Assistant
Corporation Counsel A. Leftwich Sinclair
signed an order warning all persons having
any interest in the land and rights of way
to be condemned for the outfall sewer to
appear in court the 10th of February at 10
O'clock am. and remain In attendance I'M
til the court shall have made it's final or
der ratifying and confirming the report
and award of the commissioners to be ap-
pointed to appraise the value of the re-
spective interests of all persons concerned
The land mentioned is near the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane, in "Gies-
boro Manor and Bellevue"
The order signed by the court directs the
United States marshal before the date mem
toned to serve notice on the owners of a
property to be taken, as follows: Richard
T. Wilson, the United States Realty Com
pany, Maxwell R. Brothers, William II. Nc
Elfresh, F. Snowden Hill, George J. Seuf-
ferle, Arthur E. Randle, Harriet s. Ran
die, Ralph P. Barnard, Guy H. Johnson,
Tyrrell E. Biddle, Isadore T. Young,
George E. Hamilton. Michael ]. Colbert
Joseph N. Young. Henrietta E. Ewing
Eta Brent Heiskell Henrietta Brent Heis-
kell, Alfred T. Grimes, Christian G. Lee
derer, Henry II. Bergman Metropolis
Building Association, Albert L. Richard
son. Louis ]. Smith, William N Freeman
and Albert A Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-18

tariff. and the object of presenting them to
the President was to assure him that his
position for moderate tariff revision had
the approval of the senators and represen,
tatives from Wisconsin.
A Beef Trust Conference.
Attorney General Moody and Solomon H.
Bethea, United States attorney of .-le
southern district of Illinois, were in con-
ference with President Roosevelt for some
time today. 1t is limited that some phases
of the beef trust investigation were under
consideration and that Mr.. Bethea will re-
main here until tomorrow for further
conference along the same lines. Mr..
Bethea would be the proper official to in
augurate any additional steps in the United
States courts in reference to the beef trust
by reason of the fact that he is located in
the district in which the trust has it's
headquarters.
Presidential Nominations.
The President today sent to the Senate
the following nominations:
Agents for the Indians. N. Steen, at
Standing Rock Agency. N. D.; John R.
Brennan, at Pine Ridge Agency, s. D.
Receiver of public moneys-William A.
Mcclure, at Dickinson, N. D.
Numerous postmast ers and promotions in
the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-18
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
General and Personal News Gathered
West of Rock Creek.

The police of the seventh precinct took
into custody yesterday evening James Har-
ris, Marks Carter and Charles Jackson and
lodged them in Jail on charge of vagran-
cy They were given a hearing in the Po-
lice Court today and each was sentenced
to sixty days in the workhouse.
Albert Sarbarda, a boy of Turkish
descent, about seventeen years old
and peddler by occupation, was arrested
about o'clock yesterday afternoon by Off
Ger Hilton for. violating the police regula-
tions. He was charged with obstructing
the sidewalk on one of the principal thor
oughfares and became rather unruly when
demonstrated with by the officer. In the
Police Court this morning his explanation
satisfied the judge that he would mend his
ways, and his personal bonds were accepted
and he was released.
William H. Williams, for many years a
resident Of West Washington. is in a crit
ical condition at his home from an attack
Of pneumonia. His wife, 1t is stated, has
been an invalid for three years, and his son.
in-law, Capt. George Bell of New York, was
recently stricken with paralysis.
The pupils of the eighth grade of the Ten
leytown public school have completed ar
rangements for debate to be held in the
school auditorium next Friday. The ques-
ton of the advisabiiity of establishing the
whipping post in the District ,of Columbia
will be the theme of discussion. The enter
tainment committee will provide additional
features on the program. Last Friday the
pupils held a debate of the subject affirming
that Japan was justified in making war
upon Russia. A lively discussion was had
pro and con- and the decision was in favor
OF the negative.
Mrs. Frank r.. Stockton. widow of Frank
r. Stockton. the author, was reported this
morning to be seriously i'll at her residence,
14OS 31st street, Georgetown.
Mrs Margaret Prodigy of Georgetown left
today for West Palm Beach, Fla, where
she will spend the winter. She will join Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Pierce. who preceded her
bysseveral weeks.
Lieut.. w. w. Jordan, commanding the
seventh precinct. is still away on leave. but
was said today to be steadily improving.
and hopes to be sufficiently recuperated to
return to duty within few days