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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Martial Law in yenezuela.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The
State Department has been advised by
Minister Russell at Bogota that mar
tial law has been declared in the de-
partments of Cundinamarca and San
lander. The dispatch states that this
action was rendered necessary be-
cause of the activity OF the revolution
lists in Venezuela.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
What About a Laundry Bag

To keep your clothes together for
the New Year?
Here is one made of extra heavy
linen; full size, finished at the top
with hem and drawing cord; has
a machine embroidered lettering of
the word Laundry" in elaborate
design. Price. .25c
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

mercerized thread, patent two
clasps, stitched back; each pair
perfect. They are samples, which
generally run better than regular
gloves; in tans, grays, white,
pearl and champagne colors, real
worth 25c, 35c and soc. For this
az R0kE
No telephone or mail orders
filed on these. None sold to
other stores.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
steamship Abydos to Be Saved.

LONDON, Dec. 31.-Advices re-
ceived here to-day said that the own
ers of the German steamship Abydos,
from San Francisco, which went
ashore in the Straits of Magellan on
December 26, had made contract
with local salvers in the sum of s75,
600.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
For Home Comfort

There's nothing more comfortable
than the LADIES' SACQUE-Made
of swiss ripple cloth, double-breast-
ed effect; the new 1905 large sleeve;
front, sleeve and collar fancy trim
med; in pink, red. blue, gray and
lavender. For Tuesday 49,. .9Sc
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
POET TO DEVOTE PRIZE
MONEY TO A MUSEUM

Frederick Mistra1 VIII Spend Large
Sum I'm Developing Institution
at Aries.
PARIS, Dec. 31.-Frederick Mistral.
the Provencai poet to whom was
awarded $4,000 as half his share In
the Nobel prize for literature, will de,
vote the entire sum to the develop
ment and the installation Of the
chronological Museum founded by him
at Aries.
The municipal authorities agree 10
furnish building, the construction OF
which will cost $4,000. Edward
Leon, an American residing at Avig-
non, offers $4,000 as a subscriptton
and undertakes to arrange for lec~
lures in New York, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and Baltimore to help the fund.
If to pick UP pin brings good luck.
the bowling alley attendants should
have plenty of 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

wide, hemstitched border all
around, machine braided in large
fancy flower designs; real worth
csc and 35c. For this hour. 12hc
No more than two to a custo-
mer. None sold to other stores.
No telephone or mail orders filed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Up-to-Date New Wrist Bags

Made of genuine goat skin, steel
frame and patent clasp; lined and
also has coin purse to match; braid
ed handle. At very small price
75c
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
For the Little Ones 10 Stort
the New Year With

FREEDOM or the FERRIS
WAIST--Made from imported Eng
lish twilled cloth, with 6 rows of
stitched tailored seams, double rows
of washable tape buttons; with ad-
Unstable shoulder straps; in white
or drab. At the money-saving store,
price zoe
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Arbitration Treaty with Spain.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Mr. Ojeda,
the Spanish Minister. to-day signed,
with Secretary Hay, an arbitration
treaty between Spain and the United
States.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
For the Hal or Face
Start the New Year RiQht

Buy pair of the "Price Cutters"
ABDOMINAL REDUCING HOSE
SUPPORTERS-On to be had
here. Made with circular shaped
pad, with belt attached; four straps
of fancy frilled elastic, patent but
ton clasps; in red, pink, blue. also
black. Our price. .25c
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Mrs. J. CoughIan s. Co.

229 Sutter street Special sale balance
of elegant trimmed hats, toques and bon
nets. commencing Tuesday, Jan. 8; price,
$500 and upwards
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Saying and Doins Always Tally
at the Price Cutters

LADIES' KIMONAS-Made in
fancy Persian colored designs; yoke,
shoulder, sleeves and down the
front trimmed with a deep band, in
fancy broche effect, in contrasting
colors; finished with handmade SILK
aerringbone. The low price and
beauty of this you will more than
appreciate at .0Sc
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Economical Women

Here is an opportunity to buy a
CUSHION COVER AND BACK,
all finished, hand painted patterns.
flower designs and many others.
Worth soc. Tuesdays price u Csc
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
oil Cargo Goes to Waste.

, foreign authors the privilege of copy
right within one year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
ONE-HOUR SALE
BETWEEN 10 AND
IL O'CLOCK.

We will place on
sale 210 BUREAU
SCARFS and RUN
NERS, made of
English lawn, fifty
four inches long
and eighteen inches
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
It's High Time Now 10 Get YoUi
Winter Underwear

You'll find no larger variety, no
lower price for quality" than here.
LADIES VESTS-High neck ana
long sleeves; made of peruvian
yarn, fieeced lined, jersey neck.
Pants to match, French band.
ankle length; in gray or white.
Price "A garment zoe
LADIES' VESTS-The celebrated
Merode make; high neck, long
sleeves; 80 per cent wool; steam
shrunk and medicated. Tights and
drawers to match. "A garment75c
RUBENS VEST is the proper
garment for your little ones to
wear; no collie or colds when they
wear these. Fits snugly around the
abdomen, velvet finish and double
twist knit. Large sizes, 30c; small
and medium. Z5c.
CHILDREN'S VESTS-Made Of
English thread; high neck and long
sleeves, swiss ribbed. Pants to
match; in gray or white. Price. Zoo
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Why Not Start the New Year
Right

And get the proper CORSET tnat
will fit your form? we make spe-
cialty CT fitting the hard-fo-fit.
FOR STOUT WOMEN--NEMO,
the self-reducing corset, made OF
improved coutil; boned throughout
with aluminoid boning, rust-proor
and unbreakable; princess hip, long
over the abdomen; ribbon and lace
trimmed. New cut, hand-gored,
self-reducing without lacing. or
pressure. Our price. .oO
FOR SLENDER or MEDIUM
FTGURES-Thc new 1905 MODEL
of the celebrated ROYAL WOR-
CESTER CORSET, made of satin
finished Italian cloth; low and me-
dunn bust the new dip hip; double
side supporters; new circular cut
and hand-gored; straight front
steel. also abdominal reducing hose
supporters attached, Finished with
lace and beading and an extra large
satin bow. More than even ex-
change for your money. Price.
S1.OO
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
BORRELLY OF MARSEILLES
DISCOVERS NEW COMET
Maverick of the Skies Is Observed
From the American Naval
Observatory.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-The ma
val observatory here was notified last
night by cable from Kiel Germany,
of the discovery of a comet by Bor-
reilly of Marseilles, right ascension one
hour fourteen minutes. south declina>
ton ten hours, no minutes. This
comet was Immediately looked up and
observed by Hammond and Wright of
the naval observatory.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

Dandruff--Dropsy stomach Troubles mn
Dyspepsia Throat Troubles Isi
Eczema-Erysipelas Tuberculosis
Fevers-Gali Stones Tumors-Ulcers
Goitre-Gout varicoceie
Gonorrhea-Gleet Women's Diseases
All diseases that begin with fever-all In
nammation-all catarrh--aI contagious dis
eases-all the results OF impure or poisoned
blood
In nervous debility Liquozone acts q Vi
talizer. accomplishing what no drugs can do.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Ladies' Handkcrchiefs

One of the largest importers Of
New York sold to our Eastern rep
resentative his surplus stock OF
HANDKERCHIEF at liberal dis
count. OF course, our patrons VIII
reap the benefit OF 1t.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF -
Made of fine white English lawn.
scalloped edge; also hemsdtchec;
elaborately embroidered in very rich
patterns in floral, leaf, bowknot and
other designs:
15c quality, our price. .. .,- -. :9c
zoe quality. our price. 1910. .IZc
csc quality, our price. 49,. Ito
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF -
Made of genuine Shamrock linen;
neat and narrow hemstitched bor-
der; small and neat handmade ini-
t1al. Price .AVC
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF -
Made of pure Belfast linen. hem
stitched, also scalloped edge; hand
some patterns that you cannot help
appreciating; they come in a box;
regular price $1.50.
Our bargain price. Box Of 96c
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
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 indi-
rect 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 inevitable.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Tuesday

We will have on exhibition some
of our newest 1905 Wells, made
Of all-silk chiffon So inches long.
satin stripe border and sides; in
brown or black. Price. ....... 40c
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Zz2AlE At ZZIE PRIZE CI/7ZEPS,
MAERE XOL/ZL EZyD TOLlP lND2KEI
Will 10 DDZL6EE LZ/7T
Start the New Year Right

Buy a pair of the celebrated
LADY WARWICK GLOVES. Made
of English dog skin, strong, soft
and pliable; one large metal clasp,
outseam, mannish stitching; in gray,
mode, red and tan; equal to if not
better than any imported glove
made. If we paid duty on them
we would not be able 10 sell them
less than 81 so; warranted, fitted.
Price 81 90
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
ONE-HOUR SALE
BETWEEN 9 AND
10 O'CLOCK.

-
800 sample pairs
of LADIES' and
G III j l. ID R E MS
GLOVES Made
of French Isle,
English thread and
dnuhIa twisted
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
1905

The new up-to-date LADIES'
WAIST-All-wool French flannel:
large tailored stitched and tucked
front and back; extra wide sleeves;
strictly tailor made in every detail.
Price LOO
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
No More Darnin6

Old STOCKINGS made new, so
simple a child can place a new
foot on an old upper-The new
patent foot that all wise women
have hailed with delight. Price.
$500. ...... ........3 pairs 25c
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
No Chilblains or Cold Feet

When you wear these LADIES'
CASHMERE HOSE-Plain and
ribbed, double heel and double toes;
velvet finish, steam shrunk; sanitary
black. Price ...:. .25c
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
A Good New Years Resolution:

'sTake care of your heaIthV
Here is a cold preventive.
LADIES' CROCHETED SHAWL
Large size, fancy crocheted stitch;
made of split zephyr, pearl-stitched
border; in pink, blue, red, also
white and black. Price ...... .5Oc
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Read This

If you want any collars to improve
the looks of your dress.
OVER COLLAR OR RIBBON
PROTECTOR-Mad of fine en-
broidery, in the newest Partisan
patterns; in, openwork and blind
effects; buttonhole edged. Price.
-. W.
LADIES' TURNOVER COLLARS
in point and duchess lace (fac SINH
lie of the reaD; in Arabian or
white: solid or divided. For Tues
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

Any physician OF hospital not yet uafns
LQaoxone will be gladly supplied for . &C.,
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

OO w 1VCCA NOsAA As<SS va
Battenbers Tides?
1t will be to your interest to
Inspect these.
TIDY - 10 inches square,
butcher linen center, with a
real handmade Battenberg
lace edge. Price. zoe
DOYLY OR PIN CUSHION
MAT-Linen center, with five
handmade teneriffe wheels.
Price 1880. .IUc
For the Hat or Face
The new LACE VEIL
Made in all-silk net, newest
chantilly effects, with deep
lace border; so inches long;
in brown or black. Price. 5Oc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-12
los TRABAJADORFs DEL MAR

rande. La esaba, mas que vencida domesticada
FL Oceano ormaba pate del rnecansmo
FL aqua, suben1o evantsba la barca, sin Cho-
que, suavemente cas precauci6n como 81 hubiese
sjdo de porcelana temese romperla
Gilatt combinaba propolcionaba los dos traba-
JOS el del aqua el del aparao, inm6vl ell cabres
ante espece de estatua emble obedecida por todos
los movimentos la vez, regulaba la lentitud de la des
censon por la leptud de la subida.
Ningun sacudimepto e aqua nj en- las cabrias.
Habfa collaboration odas las fuerzas
trales sumisas Por iado la gravitac6n aCarreando
la maqura por otro, la marea, acarreando la barca.
La attraction de los astros que ell lujo, Ia atrac
c6n del gobo, que la gravedad patecan entenderse
para venir en- ayuda Gilliatt
En- su subordinaci6n, vacaban nj Sc detenian,
bajo la preston de alma potencias pasivss
vertidas en- suxliares activos
La obra avanzaba por minutes; el intervao entire la
barca ell buque naufrago disminna lnsensibemente-
La aproximac6n verfcaba slencosamepte y con una
especie de del hombre que estaba sl Ell eemsn-
to recibfa orden la ejecutaba en- ell acto.
Cast el momento prec de dejar Ia marea de SUI
br dejaron los cables de devanarse S1bitamente pero
n conmocion, los tones detuveron.
La aqqipa, esmc colocada con Ia mano. hapia to-
n ,aseo1 sai s1tao oto11s > dai ab ou1iao isupa-
.Isfa e1re.m 7agiie rn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-12
Retreta

Maiana jueves habra retreta por la
banda "Juventud del Concrete" en-
la plaza Baldorioty, con el siguiente
programa:
I--Pasodoble FL Tambor de grana :
deros, Cnap{.
"A peticion la polka de hautin.
Indiana. Cox
3-Gran overtura de la opera Semi
ramis, Rossini.
,-Pizzic.to de Silvia e intermezzo
de Caballeria Rusticana.
4--Seleccion de la zarzuela San
Iuan de Luz, Cleo.
-Estreno de la DANA Jugo dc uva,
Marquez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-12
Ell EXGro FRUsTKADO ApRNAs coNsECUIDQ
No estaba terminado todo.

No estaba terminado todo.
NADIA habfa indicado mas claramente que Ia prec-
sion de vover abr ell pao obstuido por de
de la Durande conducir Embellishments la gabarra
fuera del escoo.
En- el mar no existe TN solo instante que
gente. E verto POGO, apenas Sc veia una ola la
tarde que estaa magnlhca prometia buena noche.
FL ranqulo pero empezaba dearse
sentir el .eujo; Ia ocaon exceene para parr Sc
aprovechara la descendente para salr de los Dou
vres la ascendente para enrar en- Guernsey.
AL amanecer podria haarse va Saint Sampson
Pero Sc presento obstaculo impreviso. En- la prev
SIGN de Glliatt habfa habdo vacfo.
La maquina cstaba libre. pero no la chirDenea.
La marea acercando Ia barca al buque nsurag
SUI enddo el are hsbia amnoIado los pegros de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-12
nc>sle Washington

Eff ha rsatEs ti sfasa cn ~ar
o. a. ttfs ssfH frs.
EFsaaF.a 8e t0s8rne ta ttn
Nr~csa ounexfstf rf n.aes ce rars
assn de psgsi,le. npah.scsaes sn rso. \
teatNfsg = "a eesff. AaeH l.as fe
pnARc&ao> 4 Qusenr na aaf.GAha al
tfs'ado. ri y Cfn1o Nino - >cna6n
.hsfs is psfcee ase .t>sr .ae ls -
fni>fas r. kc'stiaaC, lNl,tse.ts ir IS
puaaao j. nicsirs
Para rafincaflo a rcccsItan los an>
scicios ae io, >ens1Cvts prcseugt> E..
toS soa IS. pCg hsbef aos o. - .s lre
tercaos son -. pefo 81 lo> dem6lfa
Ia voiAn n conira. 10 habfa ma> c.uc
50 vo'oS en pro
~gporgo quc i, ocw6cr - nrss-
T.a bcn Is Quc he.a Va 'guao> ..e
ellos audan oaNi sos hab.audO Is.
No qulsiersn cargar con l. response
bllidad del fracaSo del ir@; 4da. e i>,c
no IS diiicil poncrle reparo>. a. dii.ci.
es poner algo en- 81 lugAr.
Y aqui esi4 el arg menio IN po
deroso que los rePublicsnos Seg,in
anunclan-emp.earan en- Ia discussion
--QGe os propon6is-diran 4 los de-
m0crataS-al derfoiar el traiad, ,CuM
es vuestrs soluoion1 ST leohazl mos el
traiado. epodremoS opouernos 4 que
Alemania envie una e~Cuadra Saato
Domingo haga iodo 10 que Sc ,e an
tole. menos adqliirir lerritorios:
A este no hay ieSpuesta; Sc entien-
de, j no ser que Sc dec are cesaute 4 Ia
Doctrina dc Monroe Va Sc Ia h3 eli
miuado del tr4lado; pero 1c0mo elmi
maria de la historic americana dc la
Situacl6n presente?
Los alemanes ~ irian contra el tex
10 de ella a. ocupar puertoS V aduanss
en- S1nto Domlngo; p-ro. como dice
hoy, perfectamente eI Sun" de Nuc
va York, eSa ocupacion St prolongaria
mucho. po.que hari n falta largOS amos
para pag4r las deudaS dominicanaS: V |
Siendo Ell pquella repdblica como son
~, tamben, en- las demds naci0nes
americanas-la ingresos aduaneros Ia
base casi tnjca. de los pre>upuestos. |
el gooerno de Santo Domingo cstaria !
'conro ado por Alcmania
:>ancio0aremos--pregunla el Sun
-un princiPio que. ldgIcamerte apli
cado haria de una repdblca america
na 10 que e, hoy, Eg plo2
PueS pJr este sc IA de pasar, 81 no
Sc ralIca el tratado.
.C0mo, los que 10 combatcn no
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-12
mlnlco ClRUJsa0 0CULlSTa

Ia trasladado SD domiCilio y con
sultorio a la Gale de Ia tortaleza MI
nero II.
Consul,as particulayes DO ] q P.
IN
Coneultas para pobrea de 8 ( 8 N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-12
PRo BONO PuBLICO

- lamatle> ,ino> ccrialcs = prcparacio-
n,-~ ,n -..e,r'e ac,itc IL hacalao Son cempncs-
io~,.>l5ftao-as qat ,ausicncpnna fucric propor-
,isn "a. alcoiiol dc iude>a calilad pcro ning1in
acci,e 3c hacalao. Tor Ia gran caniidad dc al
vohol qre tales pr1araoioncs conicncn. .cieroen
~"brc Z, or2anismo IN cfccto csimulante al
principle pcre,lcu adorv drbili'anic 4 Ia larga
Ia .auinislaridu dc c~,os vinos y cordiales
puydc producer ,l lee ninos rc,ultados fatales
por Ia miiucncia pcrnciosa que ccrce el alcohol
cn al sl>tcma ncrvioSo
t.sto~ NnoS corlialcs - preparedness sin
Sabor que 81 dicen contcner los alcaloides
principles activos del accitc de higado dc ba-
calao, contencn por lo mcnos de l5'o 4 2096
dc alcohol adcmas de afcctar cl sistema
Nio>o y pcrturbar las funcones dc nutrici6n,
cream en- los adulto~ la fatal propensidn al uso
dc bcbida> aIcoh6licas, s,is efectos en- gene
raj son comparahcs los del acnjo, los del
aguardcntc Y otros licorcs cmbriagantes.
Cuando q cucrpo csta debilitado, aco
cNtcnuado no rcquierc estimulantes alcoh6i-
COS sno una alimcntac6n buena abundante
en- grasa y principles nutricios que cngordc ,
fortifique, V por ESQ los mfdicos rccctan la
EMULSION de SCOTT que contene el aeete
puro de higado de bacalao de Noruega, que
la grasa que mas facmente Sc asimila el
me Or almcnto natural.
Adcmas del acctc de higado de bacalao, la
Emulsion de Scott contenc la Glicerina que
ayuda la pronta digestion del aceite, y los Hi
pofostitos de cal dc soda que nutren el cere-
bro, los ncrvios los hucsos. La Emulsion de
Scott puede substituirse con NADIA como un
Greador dc carnes sangre y fuerzas ,
= Su mcior recommendation el uso constantc
que de ella hacen todos los m6dicos del mundo ]
en- Il tratamento de la Tiss y de todas las
Intermediates consntivas.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
OBITUARY.
JOHN ], HARMON.

John J Harmon who had been for the last four
years the Republican leader of the eth Assembly
District died at 1;30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at Roosevelt Hospital from peritonftis resulting
from an operaton for appendicitis. He was
brought TO New-York City last Saturday evening
from Loeb sheldrake. his country home in Sullivan
County. and was Immediately transferred to the
hospital but the disease had reached too advanced
stage to permit OF his recovery. Mr.. Harmon
would have been ffty-two years old on October 10
He born in West l6th-st., and continued 70 do
business on the same block all his life. Like his
father. he was truckman, with an Office at NO.
400 West 15th-st. He did the trucking for the
Public Stores, and recently made new contract
with the government. told in The Tribune OF
August II
He entered politics about eighteen years ago,
when he defeated a candidate for alderman.
He never held public Office. but d member OF
the Republican Club. the County Committee, the
knights of Columbus and the John J. Harmon As
ISOLATION. social organization to which people OF
all political creedS belonged He considered
the most popular man in the district.
be leaves wife and six children, the eldest OF
whom is girl of fourteen. His property is not be-
heyed 10 be worth more than $4,000.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock next Satur-
day morning at St Bernard's Roman Catholic
Church. Father William F. Mehan win oflclate
and will be assisted by Fathers William T. St
John and Thomas B. Cummings. a large part OF
the five hundred members OF the Republican Club
VIII be present. The body be buried in the
family plot at Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
MIKES TRAP OF PARK.
Mr PalIas Imprisons Brooklynites IN
Front of City Hall.

John J PaIIas has become so interested in the
animals OF Central Park since he became Park
Commissioner that rurnor has it he is plan.
ming TO turn the parks entirely into nenageries.
the citys Fairgrounds where the imprisoned popu-
lace might perform like monkeys. This idea IS
said be wholly original with M. Pallas
Although the report of such scheme has been
buzzing about Tammany Hall for time. 1t
was not regarded seriously until yesterday, when
II was learned that Mr. Pallas making cage
OF City Hall Park At first the news dunfounded
even his most ardent admirers As one OF them
said:
7 can understand how John J. can permit ad-
vertlsements to be painted the park fences but
I'll be bowed II I know how TO explain his game
now"
Some of the Fallasites would not believe that the
City Hall Park had really been Gagged up until they
had seen il with their own eyes As e soon on a5
When they tried to reach the fountain in front OF
Nj PaiIas was. OF the five walks leading from
different directions to the fountain 1nI ssoSes
seen making preparatons to 6logka"e irene enc n
5 9da gaRs to sa RST for
workmen were seen leisurely digging up me o.u
SeneR Fea barrels Of cement also blocked the
curb in MaIl-st.. near by .. 49,.
public if M Paas had carried out s
d scheme o. ZAP van Instead of making the park
caSe Mr. PalIas had turned It into trap. IN winch
f Iees fheP seaEed out the way they
Most Of the victims of MI PaILes HtEo-tp S ~
sRsrng out of the bridge ana poured into the
east entrances, bound for Broadway ana NJ"
quart bottle The park soon running, over
1bs p s66 BFo fheT s96 paths
they had simply to turn -a,I back toward ni"0N1s"
.ff we weren't Brookynites we would not stand
this We would tear e e0wa e BUT the Brook
Ign Rapid Transit has taken all the life out OF us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
COW A WITNESS IN COURT.
Mrs. I. q Reilly Won't Pay for Board Of
Bessie, of blue Jeans"

Mrs Lester H. Reily's pet cow. Bessie, which
appeared in Blue Jeans" in every large city In
the United States. witness in front Of Justice
William A Boyd's Office, at Mamaroneck. yester-
day. Mark Hanna, constable, brought the animal
to court on a subpoena issued by the justice.
The lowing of the cow ANNOYED Mrs. Reilly while
she was testifying Mrs. Reilly is the wife of the
chief of the Larchmont Fire Department and
daughter OF F. F. Proctor. the theatrical man.
She lives at Larchmont When Mrs. Reilly ap-
peared IN Blue Jeans she had Bessie on the
stage with her The animal became known
throughout the country.
4 year ago, when Mrs. Reilly left Larchmont on
q trip, she left her with George Lane, a
farmer According TO Mrs Rey's testimony, her
contract with Lane that he keep the animal
for the milk she produced Bessie remained WITH
lane for more than a wear. The farmer demanded
board amounting to nearly one hundred dollars.
This Mrs. Reilly refused.