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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Hearst Chairman OF W. o. League.

The Municipal Ownership League met
at the Aston House Yesterday afternoon
and elected this executive committee
c. Augustus Haviland. j. G. Phelps Stokes.
Judge Samuel Seahury, william Randolph
Hearst. Thomas Gileran, Melvin @. Pal
User. Judge John Palmieri and NJ. +, Ihm-
sen. The committee organized by elect
ing Mr.. Hearst. chairman; j. q. Phelps
Stokes. chairman; c. Augustus Hav
Hand. treasurer. NJ. F. Ihmsen, secretary.
II was decided to hold mass meeting in
the latter part OF April.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
CATHOLICS DIsOHN scHARF.
Heads OF tniycrslt, say Pie Has No Con-
nectiOn With Institution

WI nlNtThllN say eif WAS w NOn-
nection With Institution
The heads OF the Catholic University
at Washington have issued statement
denying that f. l.. Scharf has ever been
IN any manner connected with the uni
versity and adding this:
Neither the university nor it'd faculties
are in any measure responsible for the
opinions promulgated by Mr. Scharf nor
are its professors engaged in the propaga-
ton Of political theories or interested
in political questions otherwise than in
their personal character as American
citizens
1t was Mr.. Scharf. referred to in Wash
ington dispatches as Prof. F.. l.. Scharf
of the Catholic University at Washing
ton" who was alleged TO have promised
Senator Baird of California that he would
swing votes in doubtful Congressional
districts in return for appropri atoms of
Indian trust funds for Catholic schools.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Young Girl KILLED ny CAN.
Mot0rman Threatened After NIne-Year-
Old Mary ManIco Was Run Over.


Old Mary HanicO Was Run Over
Nine-year-old Mary Manico Of 20 John
son avenue, williamsburg. was killed by
Canarsie bound trolley car in front of her
home last evening. She had been sent on
an errand by her mother and was crossing
the roadway on her return when the car.
in charge Of Motorman Charles Weidly
struck her.
Before tho car could be stopped two
wheels passed over her, killing her in
stantly A crowd gathered and made a
demonstration against the motorman
There are many Italians in the neighbor-
hood Weidy, fearing an attack. held
his brass controller in one hand and the
switch iron in the other
Policeman Carroll placed wedly under
arrest and protected him until reserves
from the police station could be sum
moned. Weidly was held on the charge
of homicide. Half dozen children have
been killed by trolley cars in the same
neighborhood in the last three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
CAUGHT IN THE OIERCOAT.
Man NJ Numerous Terms Captured by
Janltor and Policeman.

.Tanltor and Policeman.
william Sweeny. of Forty-second street
and Tenth avenue was held FOR trial yester-
day in jefferson Market police court on a
charge OF running of inside a janitor's
best Sunday overcoat The janitor cut of
the retreat and surrounded the overcoat
On three sides Sweenv, however. snenked
out the front way and would have escaped
only that Policeman levin OF the West
Twentieth street station turned his left
flank and arrested him The scene was a
fiat house at 3i2 West Eighteenth street.
and the name Of the janitor is William }.
Atwood
Sweeny has a choice record Fe has
served two terms IN Sing Sing for grand
larceny and one for burglary, one term in
the workhouse and five terrns in the Black
wells Island penitentiary for petit larceny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Killed and Nine pa-enser. Hur,

BUTLER, Pa, March ti-An open switch
at McCahnont. three miles from here on
the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Rail-
road, caused the derailment OF passenge
train 3 this evening Engineer Wilkes
Of Dubois. Pa, was killed and nine passen-
gers injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12
Saks & Gnn1pany
Broadway, 33d 70 oath Street.
A Sale of Muslin Underwear.
Value $3.50 to sI.98. At 98o
Value CSC. to $I.25. At 79c

accepted his surplus stock OF spring and
did the manufacturer standard prices about
half The high character the garments in fabric elaboration
and style will help you accepted them The
collection thousand five hundred Gowns Skirts
Chems Drawers Corset Covers and Knee Skirts Of fine
emhroideries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
To Be Tried For Murder In
the First Degree.
FOR POISONING Ills CHILD
History Of Essex County Case
Which Appear, 10 Be psriieulr.
ly friendi,h.

ouiidhail. Oct. :. The ESSEX eoun.
y grand jury today found 40 indiei.
neni Of murder Ia tho first degrees
against Robert Waterman Of Victory.
lie vAs ARRESTED Jely -. a prelimi.
aary hearing vss held August 10 aud
II which was adjourned 10 August q
shen Waterman was bound over 10
Essex couoiy court In The sun Of 5000
on the charge Of manslaughicr.
The arrest followed the sudden death
OF walerman's three year old daugh.
Ter, Lila. The people Of the town on
hearing Of this became 90 indlgnan,
that they demanded an investigation.
The death Of III, little girl occurred
10 the village Of Gsllups aiIls. . Sc,
Element Of Victory. The little one
81 b her father and older brother was
living with the mother aud fa'hcr-in.
Law Of Waterman who were caring for
the children. The two wives and four
OF the children have all died within q
few years and II Is alleged all died un.
der suspicious and peculiar clrcum.
stances. but not until the death Of It,
lie Lila did the indignation OF the
townspeople reach the point where they
determined TO have 40 investigation.
The story OF the death OF the last child
Is best told 10 the words Of the grand.
mother. Mrs Pooler who said:
Last Tuesday forenoon, July .,
between 10 aud II O'Clock. Waterman
came Tito the house from theshed, and
taking bottle from his pocket asked
Mr. Pooler and myself TO have q drink
with him. He poured portion OF the
contents from the bottle into q tumbler
and filling II up with water asked me
TO have II. AS he passed II TO me ]
noticed that II was oily on top md /
would not drink Il but he passed IL 10
Mr. Pooler aud he drank IL. Hardly
had he swallowed II before he seemed
distressed and he asked Robert II she
drink was anything that would intoxl.
cate him.
The reply was that 1t would not In
toxicate and my husband exclaimed,
We'll. you've given me a h. OF a
dose anyway and my husband rushed
into another room where he always
keeps bottle OF japanese oil and he
drank some OF it, thinking to relieve
his distress which took the form OF
terrible burning sensation In the stom.
ach. This did not seem to help him
any and he became frightened and
went to the pantry aud drank several
cups OF milk and ate a lot OF salt.
After taking everything he could
think OF to relieve his condition he
finally felt some better and came out
of the sickness. While he was sick |
little Lila came In from the shed suf- |
feripg terribly and said she was sick |
too. ] asked her what she had becn |
doing and she said her father had CIV
en- her drink of something. We did
everything we could for the child, but
she grew worse evey minute and at 3
0 clock she died. "
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Closed Season by Victory
over Williams College.
BIG GAME SMALL CROWD
Visitors Failed 10 Score but They
Kept their Opponents on the
Continuous Jump.

A small cfoud Of spectators sAiur.
day aisornoon Witnessed 600 81 tho
snapplesi ball games Of Zoe s-ason al
Tho aihlsile Geld. Tho Vislilng isam
~as composed eailrcly Of Williams
torn college students and while Il
failed 70 scorc 10 vas so Dangerously
Dear doing IL mos; Of tho limo that The
game never lacked Interest
Tho local team "a. reinforced BY
Topy Cummings Of Troy aud Crcgan
Of Glens Falls and both put up good
games. Turner Cransioa appeared 10
. Bennington unlforn for The hrsi
time this year and msds The nrsi hli
and the dra run Of the game. Nc
CURE vas 10 the box for Bennington
and pitched his best game Of the year.
lie kep, the hits we'll scattered aud
always had an extra kink up bis
sleeve whenever 4 willIamstoun reach.
cd ars, base.
Meader vas behind the bat and stop.
ped everything as usual. Tho out.
aelders, D aud Z Higgins, had clean
records aud I'd 90, two OF the nine
hits. Ayres CO 'ered Grst base without
40 error.
The in6eld. OF the visiting team was
. lively quinict,e, Young, the little
shortstop being particular favorite
sith the spectators. His Ave assists
and q putoui we're executed Ia clean
shape. The score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

DISAPPOINTED IN Love.
Niss b.sliA.a 81 h.r, SAe, iilmHl' Il
The n a

Barr, &C. = Temporarily drrsas'
I'd fr,m disapp 'lnln eai Ia . love -
iair, AlfNl ilfckmsa. aged - Years
ATTEMPTED 70 eonmli fu'ciae this iisF
no,,a ~ s..li h. shos,,inr h.,nsaii s,lh
aTsyal"r fsr -, e-iervl h.sn ,ek
a. ihe RI pa u the Adams apple = q
came oug a, The back. No vital organ
sas severed In lhs bullets course aud
tho maa's attempt vas therefore an'
successful.
Tho shooting occurred bshlnd a barn
oa farwcll street. The hrsl shot vas
heard by residents In tho vicinity aud
several persons came 10 tho scens al
oaos. Upon soelag them Becsham
aourished his revolver and ared tao
morc shots 10 the ale. Il <sAs som,
minutes before hs could DO approach.
oil and a, Jas, be- sas overcome aud
disarncd by ousiavus 0rcsoire.
lie was taken AZ once - the Einar.
gency hospital Five mon had din
Guilty In conducting him ,here, since be
IL large mao aud was determined no,
10 go wiih them. After his sounds
~cru dressed be became so violent that
he was taken 20 The police station. lie
was able ~ walk from the hospital 20
ID station, the dislanccof abb 90 three
iour;hs Of a mile. Ho u nov In
charge Of the police.
4 little while before his attempt.
Beckhsm sas seen talking earnestly
Nth n yoang lady on the street Up
90 searching his pockets tao pictures
Of girl aud locke, coniAloing hair
wcrc found. Beckham has been en-
ployed In James A. Hcarn's too shop.
lie had b-cn drinking heavily for the
past fcE days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
THE FORTNlGHTLY
Opening Meeting Of the Season Saturday AZ
.ternoon Unusually Interesting.

The first meeting of the Fortnightly
for the present season was held at the
chapel OF the Second Congregational
church Saturday aftern noon. Preced-
ing the regular program Miss Jennie
Valentine read memorial address OF
the late Mrs Seymour.
The meeting was musicale and the
entertainment was furnished by la
dies quartette of Troy consisting of
Mrs W Z Lawrence, Miss Isabel Ten
Eyck, Miss Helen NJ Bradley and Miss
Winifred Jones, Mrs Edua Ripley
Case acting as accompanies. The
program which was given in thor
oughly appreciated manner, was as
follows:
Quartette My Hearts in the High.
lands Penschel
Sleep Little Baby of Mine
Dennee
Soprano solo Flower Fetters Willeby
The Lovely Month of May
Hammond
Mrs Lawrence
Trio Rest Thee on This Messy Pill
low Smart
on Nanny Coon Jewel
Miss Ten Eyck, Miss Bradley, Miss
Jones
Contralto solo Wait for Thee
Hawley
OThat We Two Were Maying
Nevin
Miss Jones
Quartette [Southern Melodiesl
Mammy's Little Honey Tracy
Malindy Geibel
Soprano solo A May Song Walthew
Dearie Kummet
Miss Ten Eyck -
Duet Gypsies Bra
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
PLAYED AGAINST "TOWNIES'
High School Had Hard Experiences At Cam
bridge Saturday.

The high school team went to Cam.
bridge Saturday and was defeated by
an eleven that was supposed to repre-.
sent the Cambridge High school.
There must have been some outsiders
on the New York team however. for
many of tn IN were too large to go to
school. They outweighed the Benning-
ton team by many pounds. The score
was 80 to 0 in favor Of Cambridge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
VICTIMS HATS FOUND.
Search for Dead At Granville Net With Little
Success Yesterday.

Granville, N. Y, Oct. S-Although
workmen were busy all day at the
Vermont Slate company's quarry,
searching for the bodies OF the other
Hungarians buried in Fridays disas.
tor, their efforts were of little success.
The hats Of several of the Hungarians
which fell off US their owners were
borne down by the falling mass OF de-
bris, were recovered this afternoon,
but it is believed several days will e.
lapse before the workmen reach the
bodies.
A large crowd from this and other
nearby cities and towns visited the
scene of the accident and watched the
removing of the rock. This was at
tended with considerable difficulty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
1000 WEDDING INVITATIONS
Miss Anna E. Clement to Re Married 0eio
Der IS.

Rutland, Oct. - Mr. aud Mis-
Perciyal " Clement issued invitations
today to the wedding OF their young
est daughter, Anna Elizabeth, to John
Applston Knowles OF Sprague Mills,
Me-, to take place In Trinity church
here oct %, at noon. Two thousand
invitations have been issued.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
REV c. c. LAWSON RESIGNS
viii Go Prom sOnipsIisr 10 Baptist Church Ia
HYDE Park. Mss.

Montpelier. Oct. She Rev Guy c
Lamson for the past four years pastor
OF the First Baptist church In this city
announced To his people this morning
and 10 the First Baptist church OF
Hyde Park, Mass. his acceptance OF
the call 20 the passionate at Hyde Park.
his resignation In Montpelier TO take
effect Dec. next.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
LEFT ARM CRUSHED.
LouviIIe Newton, Engineer at Holden & Leo
nard's Mill Meets With An Accident.

Louville Newton engineer ut Holden
& Leonard's mill, met with an acct
dent Saturday afternoon that will in
capactiate him for some time. While
at work on the engine about 4 O'CLOCK
his sleeve caught on bolt head and
the arm was drawn over shaft. The
flesh was Somewhat lacersted a11
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

Score by innings:
Bennington 0 o % 20 0-5
Williamstown 90 90 900 0 90
Struck out by Mcclure I, by Hoyne
@; double plays Young to Dormett to
Harmon, Cummings to Ayres: three
base hits Hogan; two base hits Sou.
dapt; passed balls Southworth; sto len
bases Cummings 2, Soudant. D Hig-
gins, Cregan; umpire Martin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

The supply of daylight abundant-he myrads of electro
lights produce wonderfully brilliant eecthe ventilation perfect
mens and beemen however for your accommodation will
materialze
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
SEIPEL WILL GET A BRIDE
Latter's Father, Who Was Murdered
Had Opposed the Match.

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-Leo Seipel ain
made application for a marriage license here
today, the bride-elect being Miss Elizabeth Ziol-
kowski, whose father was murdered q few
weeks ago and whoss brother Is now In jail
here on the charge Of having committed the
crime. The prospective wedding bad been a
source Of trouble In the Ziolko,,ski family, the
father having opposed 1t, and 1t has been sur
missed that it may have had some bearing on
his murder. As there Ii evidence against
either Sepel or the girl, the authorities nc
further reason for refusing the license.
Mrs. NJ. L. lie Sueur. who has resided her.
for twenty-five years, dropped dead last nigh,
of heart failure. She was a, and leaves foui
children-Mrs. A. +. Schmidt died at st. Luke:
hospital today after long illness. She leave:
| a husband and children.
b. E. Faldoe, a merchant of Barnesville filed
a petition In bankruptcy, placing his assets al
1913 OF which $3.50 Is exempt and his liabilitie,
at S1,1JQ14. The German Stock Food company
Love White company. S. II. Franklin & Co
| and the William Lorenx Trunk company OF Min
neapolis and r. L. Hardenbergh & Co. ant
Charles Friend & Son OF St Paul, are amoni
his creditors.
| Sheriff Sawyer began suits In the distric
court here today to test his right to collec
fees and mileage for attempting to serve per
/ sonal property tax warrants In cases where per
sons whose taxes are delinquent cannot be found
l The county commissioners disallowed his bill
l 20 the extent OF S2s1 80 and the sheriff bring
suits to ascertain his rights.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
SMALLPOX IN LUMBER CAMP
Thirteen Cases Found Among woods.
men North of Two Harbors.

TWO aARsoRS, MIMI An epidemic OF
smallpox prevails at the McAlpsne Lumber com.
ssr l"s ssSa sTaa S sSS the pala,n Sa
Range road, carrying authorities aud a physician,
was raa To the spur aud apen their arrival at
the camp they found thirteen wellSaeNctopea
SnSssas here and pssss "a the aetsSSn hos.
nital west Of town. Two are very sick,
There are ssiM about thirty men in the camp,
sat as arrangements have heen made 10 fNmiHAse
disease May not spread In taat siciaiss.
An Austrian miner, named John katnacs,
aged about -, employed at the Hull mine, was
as q result fhas lost the sight Of both eyes, He
attempted to IRE a stick ~ dynamite in q drill
hoie, but he dug out the dynamite with the
ssS wa" spa SSsas al his ee
knocked out. Despite his terrible injuries, the
physicians give hope that he will live,
Louis RercieF, smother Austrian. - years oi
short time after the accident In which Kat
neck was injured,
Robert Katina. Finlsnder, ~ years OF age
was seriously injured at the LeSnsnd mine 1nsn =
the mine dump TO bring In men 10 work IN
the a,en pit and the car was stopped 50 sudden
ly tSst some Of them were thrown TO the frossf
ground. katino sustained conenssion OF tht
brain, besides several bruises. 1t Is expected
The body Of second woodsman TO fall a vic
tim to poor whisky and the elements m,sh IN :,
ing to logging camp, sixteen miles north O
Tower The remains were identified As thosa
| of Martin Christenson a SCANDINAVIAN II year
| The demand for boat service along the nort'
| shore Of Lake Superior has become so grea
| since the White line and Booth boats went int
| telnoined to have its steamer make regula
! trips to north shore points ss far as Gran
Marais.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE SEVENTH
Appleton and whitman to Debate at
Appleson, Friday Evening.

APPLETON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been
Completed for the debate Tor tn Ieurnal .
cur 20 determine the championship
tbs ssSsS team sS @,is @sss N. wis.
mar team =, the city hall In this city tomorrow
evening, Appleton win have tho negative aud
Wiilmar the affirmative. Appleton has won
with the affirmative once, and Wlllmar with
the same side twice, Wnlmas viii be repre-,
sented by Maurice lenaess, Wallace Martin aud
Victor Knatson, The Appleton teim Is com,
posed OF Hay Eckenbecs, benjamin kepner and
Miss Inca Il, Nelson of Heshert township was
committed TO tn Fergus Falls asylum, The case
has excited the sympathy Of the entire com
GSttlieb Miller, an old and respected farmer
Of Fairfield township died suddenly OF hear!
OF consumption after lingering illness. at the
age Of -, Joachiam Kooseman Of Meyer town
ship, a single man, died after an illness Of
The state farmers institute held here was
very successful affair, many farmers being IL
| fessor I, A. Hoverstad, A, I. Elliot of Gault
Ont. VIM. Bugs OF Stockton, A. litchard o
/ Rashfoed, n, Y, Superintendent Gregg and NJ
r. Greeley of Gary, S. ID.
School superintendents and educators from thi
| section met here to arrange for n summer schoo
| those present were: Miss eastman, Benson; Pro
fessor Hilleboe, Willmar, A. 8. Roberge. NIL
hank, q. II. Jones and E, 8. Randolph Sisseton
Miss Sweuson and ]. e, Keefe, ortonville; Georg
Borchardt, Madison; NJ 3, Pratt, Granite Falls
w T. Williams Wheaton; J, Hoiderman, Monte
| Citizens are contemplating the organization o
| this village city and 1t win probably be don
| as soon as the necessary proceedings can b
taken.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
KINNEY is ENLARGING
Active Work on Large Scale at Bun
District Mine.

VIRGINIA. MlNN--It is the intention OF the
Republic Iron & Steel company 10 ship lS9,Se
tons of ore from the Kinney mine In the Bnni
district The greatest activity Is noticeable
at the property at present. large boiler 10
being Installed this week. which makes a battery
Of three This will I've ample to furnish the
necessary power for both the engines and pumps.
Two shifts are opening new territory nnaer.
rround and what accumulates In the drifts
and retaris the progress of the miners is hoasted
to the surface. This Is the only stocking that
Is being done. The Kinney Is milling PROPOSE
fiou and consequently il is not necessary 10
STOCK the ore. Ii is expected the present season
will be the greatest in its history.
Miners are scarce all over the range. Inc new
conner fields In Arisona and Mexico have taken
many Of The experienced miners from the iron
district and many of the Finnish miners lett
for thar native land In the depressed times OF
sxa wears ago Many OF the latter are now re-
turning -snd hy summer Ii Is tie general belief
that there viii be an ample supply OF men FOR
all positions. .,
Ed Finch expects to begin the erection of q
fpe two-sfory business block at Chestnut street
and wyoming avenue The first Of April. The
building will be modern In every respect.
An advance Of 40 PEE cent in wages will so into
eject Feb. at all Of the mines of the Republic
Iron & Steel company on this range About 6ol
men win be affected similar raise went Init
eject the first If the year at all of the mines
Of the United States Steel corporation.
The Virginia Curling club il making prepare
lions 10 entertain two Kinks from Duluth weei
| from next Saturday night Two Kinks from TIL:
city went 10 Duluth last Saturday and altho de
tested were royalty entertained by the saitiess
Tnree large timber wolves were killed nortt
| Of the city by John Jacobson. homesseader.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
CURES WITHOUT STOMACH DoSlNa
Hyomei Cures Catarrh by Simple
Rreathing-vosgen Bros; Drug Co.

A long stride toward solving the mys.
terry Of curing eatarrh was taken with
the discovery of Hyomei. In fact, the
percentage Of cures by this treatment
proves il equal to the final tests.
The folly Of taking medicine into tho
stomach to cure catarrh Of the nose,
throat and lungs, has been realized by
physicians, but not until Hyomei was
known, had they practical method
that would obviate stomach drugging.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs bus
81, and consists of a neat pocket in
haler that can be used anywhere With
out attracting attention, medicine
dropper and a bottle of Hyomei. Extra
bottles of Hyomei cost but Soc.
Breathing Hyomei thru the inhaler,
every particle of air that enters the
nose, throat and lungs, is charged with
a healing balsam that soothes and allays
ali irritation, kills the catarrhal germs
and enriches the blood with additional
ozone.
Voegeli Bros. Drug Co., corner Hem
nepin and Washington Avs, and corner
of Seventh street and Nicollet Az, have
so much faith in the power of Hyomei
to cure catarrh that they are selling it
under their personal guarantee to re-
fund the money if it does not give posi-
tive relief.