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New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Tuesday, april IS, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer M4pshaha BE; ROHlaSon Ioas0n April $. to
the Atlantic Transport Line with q cabin passengers
Steamer Oscar II DAM. Hempe Copenhagen April 5.
with Sc caSn and So steersse passengers and mdss
Arrived at the Bar at 1850 m I7th
BouIogne April 70 HOLLAND S-AneFica Line with 2is
cabin and sos steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
Steamer Vaderland (Belgl Ehof Antwerp and Dover
steerage passengers mails and mdss Arrived the
steamsF 1llsshsny Gen. Rode, savanilIa April 3
Island IL to the Hamburg-Americsn Line with IS cabin
passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1910
pm.
steamer IAnIs CBrl. Dure Port Maria, April p and
f ad Msaca at ssvana she aE Il aaRa % April IS to James
Ward o5 & Go 60 @ with lI9 nSssenserS mails and mdse Ar
steamer Nueces .Hi1. Galveston April Il. and Key
West Is; TO Fl Mallory & Co. with passengers and
Steamer Colonel Z /. Drake Read. Port Arthur Tex
April with barge No 95. to the Standard OIL Company
Steamer Rio Grande Mcintosh, Mobile April o. via
songers and mdse Pissed in sandy Hook at iO:42 m
Steamer Navahoe. Runnell Georgetown 8 C. April Il
Co with mde Passed s in Sandy Hook & M2 az 27 Gyds ny d
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
and e,I ndss Passed in Sandy Hook at p m.
CLYDE & Co. with mdse. South OF the Highlands at
Steamer Hellos Ger. Jansen. HAMBURG ADrr, and
Shields to Philip Rupreeht in ballast Passed in SANDY
sandy Hook. n j. April IS. $50 D m-wind west
moderate breeze: partly cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger, for Brer.n ~,
Plymouth and Cherbourg: Rhein GER Bremen; Cevic
F1ume: Maracas rl Perth Amboy; Banan Corl Banes
Hawkes. Bay tS0, Melbourne Auckland etc: Adana e3r
Princess Anne, Norfolk and Newport News: Apache
Fl Rio Galyeson chicago civ csr,. Brstoi oiVa33a Ry1
Br Montevideo. Buenos Ayres etc: ManzanaTas Cvs5i
oneidaA, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
FIRE IN CUTTING HOME.
". Bayard and Guests Roused at
Dinner by Company.

While w. Bayard Cutting and his guests. Mr..
and Mrs R. Fulton Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs. L. X.
Wilmerding and Miss Wmerding. were at din
last night in Mr.. Cuttings home at No.
- East 72d-st.. they were aroused by the ham
mering of firemen the front door. The fire.
men had been summoned by call from the box
at Madison-ave. and 72d-st A young man re-
ported to them that he had peculiarly
heavy smoke coming out the chimney OF the
Cutting home.
1t found when the house had been ran
sacked from cellar to garnet that SCOT in
the chimney had been ignited. Salt extinguished
this slight fire. and the Cuttings and their guests
returned to their interrupted dinner. There was
damage to the house.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETs

Liverpool April iS.--Closrg: WHEAT spot outlet. S,,
C9llior1ia 9s 9; futures steady; May IS Tlsd July
~ W. september % bhd. CORN.
s.' miAed new % S'sd: American mixed old Is iOisd
IS u.utss a1seeS' May 40 SSd; July. A. S'ad. PEAS
Nhhsuan uInL % I'D Ft0CR-St Louis fancy winter
steady es I'd HOPS, In London tPacinc CoasI STEADY
5S -. nt-t strong India mess. PORK
I4 10 M ne SsS Western d2s Cd HAMS short
- W ~ io SIS 90 short rib. - ~ as; long clear
t'sn = 20 80 n aaa Cd, long Gear miGdles
w.. % ,, ~ 10 6Vs short clear backs u
Sss eiosS esles - TO 10 10 AIS SHOULDERS square
80 =" - ~ S'oauSs SlA LARD. prime Western u
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
DRIFTS CLOSE TO GLACIAL DEATH.
Oscar II in Fog for Four Hours Near Huge
Iceberg Mercury Saves It.

The Oscar II Of the Scandinavian Line. which
reached port yesterday. had narrow escape from
an iceberg. -Four days from port. while the Oscar
ii was going at half speed in "A fog, the sudden
dropping Of the mercury alarmed the officers The
ship was stopped and for four hours drifted with
out anything happening. Then breeze spranE IN
and drove away the fog. At a distance OF aboIf
seven miles was immense iceberg
The Oscar II had board a ward Of the
captain Helen Zetterstrom. three years old who
left this country little more than a month ago
~ company with her father. and returned A haif
orphan. The child accompan her father John
Zetterstrom, when he sailed for Christianson an
March y 10 pay "A visit to his birthplace On
March . he died and buried at sea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
LIGHTSH1Ps REPORTED SAFE.
Sailed from This Port Last February for
California Coast.

Word has been received at Tompklnsville that
the two lightships, No. SO and No. 76 which sailed
from this port last February for duty off the Cali
Straits of Magellan. The trip made without
Incident. save that two men were knocked down
by a gale of the east coast OF Argentina.
The steamers reached Sandy Point, the Pa
cihc side Of the strait, April 10. and remained
there two days leaving for the California coast
April l..
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS HOME.
Night Watchman's Son Woke Too Late-His
Sisters Escaped

Herman Diedier, fourteen years old. the son ~
Jacob Dedler, was burned TO death yesterday In a
fire that destroyed his fathers house in WorthinR-
ton. village Irvington. The other inmates ~
the house escaped. Mr. Diedler is a night watch
man IN Irvington and did not learn OF his loss TIL
this morning.
How the fire started is not known. The boyH sis
ters escaped in their nightclothes The boy must
nave neen the last to be awakened. - his esca Do
was cut on in every direction by the flames TIE
body was found in the ruins in the kitchen.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
GAVE GOLD WATCH FOR SANDWICH.
Absentminded Colorado Man Discovered Loss
Ten Minutes Too Late.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIRuNF. l

Colorado Springs, Col. April 1s.-With his gold
watch in one hand, endeavoring TO ascertain the
time and hamburger sandwich in the other
Sunny Jim Gould, of Colorado City, was ap-
preached by stranger last night. and asked for a
dime with which to get something to eat In
tending to give the stranger the sandwich Gould
absentmindedly gave him the watch. which was
speedily accepted.
Gould talked with friend for ten minutes befors
discovering his loss. by which time the stranger
had disappeared. The watch was recovered this
morning In saloon. where the thirsty stranger had
paWned II for drinks.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
HOSPITALS WILL RECEIVE $4,000.
That Amount AppOrtiOned by the Saturday
and Sunday Association.

The annual meeting of the distributing committee
OF the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
was held in the Mayors Office yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Mcclellan presided, and Postmaster Wilcox.
Morris X Jesup, James Speyer and James c. Fargo
were present. A fund of $4,000 was apportioned
among the hospitals of the association, basis Of
free work performed in the last year as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

- partner. OF the Interior. once . Indian Affairs.
Washington, ID. c.. March l3 f906.-Sealed propoaals
Endorsed Proposals for beef hOuT msV
be. and directed to the Commissioner af Indian AGa
2Bt south Canal street, Chicago. H. will received
until I o'clock m. Of Tqesday, april - 1905. for
furnishing the Indian Service beef
coffee sugar rice tea and other articles %
also foT groceries taking powder crockery aGr-
cultural implements paints. ohs glass tlnWars
supplies and long list OF articles sealed
proposals. indoTsed Proposals rubber goods
ware. etc., a. the case be. and directed
commissioner OF Indian Affairs COZ Seventh street,
81 lHus NO. VIII be received 1uti5 / O'Clock. N.
0f Thursday. April q. 1905 for furnishing f5r the
Indian Service. rubber goods boots
and medical supplies Sealed propOsas t'r0-
posas for blankets. woollen goods
etc aa the case may hs. and directed the Comuis-
sloner or indian Analrss Nos 1i8-l&f Wooster
Ns% ~ IoTk City VII be received until O'Clock p
o Iuesoay May 10 1890. for fun Hhug for ths Indian
service blankets WOoler and goods clothing
tons. hats and caps. Bids must be made
ernment blanks Schedules giving necessary infOrma
indian once Washington. D c.. u. S Indian
houses ll9-lI Wooster street York City: 2s5-26T
south canal street Chicago. Ill. SIS Howard street
Onlahe NeOr; coz south Seventh street. Louis. Mo-
. washington street. san Francisco. CAL Commis-
sarie9 O subsistence. L. = A. Cheyenne
81 PauI MINI; the Quartermaster T. 8. A. Seattls.
WASH: and the postulastevs Sioux Tucson
land, spokane. and Tacoma be
houT ana DAYS above stated. bidders invited
De present az the opening The
Esht 70 determine the point O delivery reject
any and al bids or any part OF any bid.
F. z. LEUPP Commissions
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
Election Notice.

Apru r. I9CS
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF The Life Association % America for rhs
OF electiug directors officers viii
Wednesday. irti 1905. O'Clock. A. NJ a
offices Of Association 100 broadway CIV
VIII remain open rom 10 % II o'clock A.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
VALE-PRINcEToN FRESHMAN DEBATE.

FTlnceton. n. J., April 1G-Princeton win tbIq
year. for the nrst time. enter freshman intercoI
Iegiate debating circles with Yale The debate win
be held at New-Haven. May ls. The subject 7dI
be: resolved. I'hat the United States should con-
tinue tse present policy Of opposing tRa combina.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
~ BAcK IN WAsHlNeroM-

Washington. April ls.-Secretary Taft and Colonel
Eo~aros have returned from New-York where they
vent 70 attend the meeting OF the Panama Railroad
Company. General Hains Rear Admiral ED6toott
Colonel Ernst and Mr. HarrOd also returned
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

shanghai april tSNrrlved previously, steamers African
Prince tBrl, McFarlaus. New York .ta 81 Vincent
e VI; s5e. fSr Yokohama; Queen Alexandra tBr,.
Rio de la Plata, April t7-Arrved previously steamer
land and Wellington. -
Barbados 16-Saled stean,ar f-,r,,t.rs. ~,
Poatetn (from Para) New-York '-<'
Dunkrk. April l5-Arrved steamer - Ar5ra,- M,
Fitzgerald. NeW-YoTk Tor Antwerp ''''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Monehore Home Hospital. ............ ST coo m
alia' 5lospal' 5O59 2l
Lux 43IO "A
eIIlah 1897 80
5sooseSe't tiosga ~ 394i 81
1'IseIy anu oulIeh Ilospi'al. 3ST9 ~
LloSpA 1852 rs
i55lIcoth iiospsal ana nome 8G54
1tospel oT fSuptuted sia crippled 3O36
St Marys Free Hospital for Children.
tioHle L9r 2810 %
SlosAe MafThiE Hospi'a 2O2s OF
SstLueId IieliiAII 1873 81
1ospllAI OF me ~ society 1880 20
French Hospital ....... SS4 90
Beth Israel Hospital soc *
OrthopRdic Hospital and Ds0ensaTy
House OF the Holy Comforter. ...........
Homeopathic College and Hospital .......... aSJ
New-YcTk Eye and Ear InhTmary ............ Qq7 az
Babies Hospital ..-......... e-e "a
House Of Rest for Consumptiy
NeWYoTk Ophthalmic Hospital. ............. $40 ~
81 Marks Hospital
NeN-York Polyclinic Hospital ............
Manhattan Eye and Ear HosDtal. .............
J. Hood Wright Memorial Hospital. .-.........
SeV'-York skin and Cancer Hospital 90
New-York IHhTmary for Women Children
General Memorial Hospital 5%5 ~
hahnemann Hospital ...-.-........
ST Andrews Cnuvalescent Hospital.
AeN'-York Medical College and Hospital for ~ ~'
m
New-York Ffoue Convaescents. .......... 90 ~
Eew-York OphIhalmlc and Aural Institute. . go ~
Iotal IN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF NEW YORK
ADJCTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
ALBANY, April 18th 1905
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

- celved until twelve O'Clock Tuesday. May
1870 az the Adjtant Generals Once Arsenal
aFruG ana S5th Street New York city for making
pairs IN the Engineer Department OF T.. s. s
AlLt1F-N, now Tire Yards OF RurIee Dry Dock
company. Port Richmond Island
cost u towing vessel from yards Of
bock company. Port Richmond Islard. 10
works or the contractor 70 Be without
also upon separate
All the repairs alterations other WORK must con
FORM % the specifications ONCE OF tha
Ad1utant General $ y y. New York Arsenal.
4th Avenue and 3jth Street. New York City where q
complete copy OF the specifications had On ap-
All the repairs alterations other zorI, must bs
Inspected before acceptance The State right
10 reject accept all bids, part
All bids - sealed addressed % the AdI-art Cen
eral State Of New York. Avenue ana 35th SfrseS
New York Cfuv. and plainly bids FC}Fs
PAIRS TO L. s. S. ALLEN %
NELSON H HENRY
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

&c
RTH SPREADER&

E1hUEUSALS FUR AlA1s4L oFItLAlAULtz.s
Unloading Machines and Unloading Pioushz, ,-1l<A7s
Isthuisr Canal Commission. Washington l.. Arsl
igOS-seaied proposals. IN tTipcate win received >,
the Office OF the Purchasing Agent Isthuau Canal Com
mission. Washington, .. c.. until 1870 a. m. May 10
1865 which they will be opened IN pubc for fl
nihiug the above mentioned glehiaery Bianss and IT,
Asst Prrchaging Agent - state ST. New York CITY
Asst Purchasing agent Custom House. New Orleans.
Ii. n. J. GALLAGHER. Major. L. S. A.. Purchasing
Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
WEALTHY RECLUSE DEAD.
Left Names of Those He Wished
Informed Son of Minister.

Kingston, n. Y April 1S.-H. NJ. Lansi.g
graduate of Rutgers College. class of 80, cfed
here to-day He had lived in Kingston Eve
years He was literally supplied with money
which he spent freely but whence he came is
unknown When taken suddenly Ill last fall he
placed a sealed envelope IN the hotel safe con-
tanning names Of people TO be informed IN sase
anything happened. These names Joseph
Hoover, lawyer, New-York City; H. S. Bell, No.
16S South, Pearl-st, Albany; Corporal p. A.
Gallo, Fort Totten, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Howard Melville Lansing was the son OF the
Rev. DR.. ]. A. Lansing. of the Reformed Church.
who died in 1884 and until the death OF his wife. in
1885. the family lived at No $50 Gates-ave. Brook
lyn. On the death Of his mother Mr.. Lansing and
money. About hve years ago he went Kingston,
where he lived the life Of a recluse, spending most
of ms time with his books. His sister went TO
live in Albany at about the same time.
Mr.. Lansing born in Catskil, ~. Y about
forty-hve years ago. After being graduated from
Rutgers he graduated from the Columbia Law
School four years later. but never practised Mr.
Hoover lives at No. AIS West I59th-st and was Mr.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

New York Arsenal Governors Isand n H.
April 17th. 195-sealed Drogosais IN trDicate VIII -
struments and drawinE utensils materials buFaDs.
waste thread. forage gCam0ugeEy paints oils.
ber tools utensils etc. durrE year ending June 30
1906 information furnished application. Col. JOHN
r GREER CorldE
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Sealed proposals. in tripcate Will received
O'Clock noon April 10Th 1905 for
double and four tsip!e o. OHeers' Quar-
ters and for the erection Of Cadet Barracks per da
ings and Specifications ale IN this Office Ths T. s.
the right accept reject any al pro-
posas thereof Forms and Specifications fur
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALdANAC
Sunrise Sunset 643 Moon rises Sis Moons 49,. &c
HIGH WATER
AM.-sandy Hook 72O Gov. Island 7;4OlHe Cat. os,
p PM.-sahdy Hook 43l Gov. Island SOD Hell Cste 90
INCOMING STEAMERS. 'OS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTS AND OILS,

IL BE,ESWAX BORAX BRONZE LIQUID AND POW
DER CHALK. GLUE. BENZINE. GLYCERINE.
CHLORIDE OF LIME. RUBBER CEMENT. GRAPHITE.
LAMP BLACK, LEAD. IsYE. KEROSENE. ZINC SUI
PHUR. CHARCOAL. ETC-Orce. lsthmian Cana Com
mission Washington ID. c., April IS 1906-Sealed pro-
posas in trpEcate viii he received at the once %
Isthnian Canal Commission. Washing
ton c. until 1890 A. NJ May 10 1905. at which time
opened IN public furnishing above
toned supplies. Blanks and fur information be OBJ
tanned this ONCE. Offices OF Asst Purchasing
Agent state y Y City Asst Purchasing Agent.
al custom House Orleans. La IT. ]. GALIAAGH EIl.
Major. T. S. A.. Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

ington. D. c.. April Il. l905.-Ssalsd proposals viii
Office OF the Purchasing Agent of this
Department until O'Clock May p. 1895 Cor far
nishing Letter Box Fasteners Letter
Service for the
July 1875. June 30 1893 Blanks Tor proposals with
specifications full Instructions bidders, be
furnished upon application Purchasing Agent for
the Post Ofce Der Washington. D c. GEO 3.
CORTELYOJ-. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
DOST OFFICE DEPARTNIENT. WAsHING-

= ton D. February i9O5-ProposaIs viii be re-
ceived the Post once Department. the CITY of
Washington. until o'clock D. m June 1900 for ths
conveyance of United States Mails Act q
March 1871 on the Route hereinafter described BID
invited submit proposals for service
Route under a for ave years and
years. commence 1875. Schedule
76 VI. 5 Francisco. 20
Tahiti 10 trips schedule approved by the
Postmaster Cf the third class. time
days. Bond required bid. $4,000. The right is
served reject all bids circulars containing az
the description OF the Route Instructions to bid
proposals and bonds be OBJ
tanned OF the superintendent OF Foreign Nails.
Department 1sS 1905. r. J. WYNSE. Post
master General.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

New York state Arsenal. 9TH Ave. cor s5th St.
New April 1Oth 1905-Sealed proposals frf1IE-
cate for furnishing and delivering QCARTERSIASTER
STORES and SUBSISTENCE STORES a. stats
CAMP Of INSTRUCTION. Peekskill y. Y. in such Guan-
titles and at such times as required BY Depot Qua
ternaster and Depot COmmtssary,
duty there during period commencing 1st and end
Thursday. April 9Th az the Adtutant Generals once
state Arsenal, seventh Avenue
city Proposals must De made upon the several articles
The state reserves the night accept reject
all bids, thereof Contractors subsistence
stores TO agree 70 take back al unbrOken packages IN
formation furnished application. Separate
Quartermastsr and Subsistence sealed
addressed to the Adtutant General : y Y
senal Seventh Avenue and S5th street New York
and plainly marked BIDS FOR QCARTERMASTEsE
STORES''. bids FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
NELSON H. HENRY. Adjutant General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
GENERAL DEPOT. d. N DEPT- IEF

fersonville. Ind. March o. 1905. A sale at pubIis
auction OF csnde1ned property consistng q typeNers
Army Wagons and Anbulances. viii take place az this
Depot April 20 1906 10 O'Clock a. m. continue
completed. All information furnished On
application. ]. NJ Marshall. Assistant Qua-tsrnaster
General, L. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
The Turf.

tier-es steady. Sd. ~eaned IN pals quiet
S-s Sd. BUTTER Ucmiral. CHEESE steady. American
Naest white. American finest coiored SIS al
TNILI1W. prime city. steady IS. TURPENTINE
spirits arm ass 9d ROSIN common arm 5s a. PF-
ROI4T5UM NJ. quiet sad LISSEED OIL frna 1ea
NAVAL STORES.
The market for spirits tUrpenue dull but with
Important change In prices. E0siu steafv Tar
sreadv firm. We quote
SPIRITS TURPEDSTINE-ou and machine bbis. sSlso
TAR. IS 2JGS5 rs.
ROS1N-Ccmguou Eocd strained S3 10. T. 81 fSs
Sc 20. r. SS 20SS -. c. So Ss 50 40, r. eOGSa TO-
81 s0Qs3 O. Il, - 354s{ IS. ~ s. S50S8 90 ~ s. no.
w q. 81 IS; W w. s. SO
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine SaS bbls
Wilmington. April tS-sPIFITs TURPESTINE-Noth-
cstps. lS0 bbs TAR arm az 81 50; receipts 282 bbis
CRUDE rCRPENrlNE firm at s. 80. s. 70 ana 81 2S.
receipts. e bills.
savannah, April iS-TURPENTISE draa a. 5Sc. re-
ceips Sie bhs, sales "a shipmentg 206 ROSIN arm.
receipts e l2'S SSis sales AS6l; shpments Ii0e. A.
T. a and p s%'s; r So r. s. 05: q. Sc IS: H 81 So
s. 8 g 90 X = o. ~ 81 y - To- G. S42o. " W.
,S:siss.on cSssFiss.on. April ls-TCRPENTINE and ROsIN-
tsOslN-AIlsEieaA ,tFRinsd. s. %; nns. IA 81
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

WESI POlNIs y. l.. AFRlL 10, 1900
Sealed proposals trpiicate. furnishing ForaE4
and Straw. during the ending
three months supply. commencing July 1905.
received here until II NJ. MAY Is 1895
furnished upon application T. s reserves right
teCt accept ali bids thereof
Opes containing proposals should be indOrsed Proposals
for Forage and straw addressed @ II, L. s A
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF

Engraving and Printing. Washington. D C., April
Il. l906Sealed proposals viii be resolved az this ofee
D. Wednesday. May II. 1895, for furnishing
Escapes Blank proposal and further
information furnished application WN. NJ
MEREDITH. Director OF Bureau
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

HAKMERSTES s:J s ESag H: @ Dss oseS Nss
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-06-29
Bane of Cigarettes
Medical Bulletin Declares They Ruin Boys
Hentally and Morally

Smoking in youth, says the
Philadelphia Medical Bulletin, is to
be deprecated on every ground. 1t
interferes with the proper action OF
and rnfeebles the heart, impairs
the development of the nervous
system, disturbs digestion, lessons
the power of mental application
and prevents the growth of the
body. In discussing the reports OF
The principals Of the public schools
to Superintendent Brooks showing
that more than 6ooo school boys of
Philadelphia use tobacco, the Bull
letin says: In nearly every case tle
smokers were found to stand below
the average in their classes. In
one ward the enormous proportion
of nearly one half of the boys are
smokers.
The Medical Bulletin contends
the practice is equally Objectionable
on moral grounds, inasmuch as the
boys would not be permitted to
smoke at home, end the consequence
is they sneak away into hooks and
corners, meet bad companions, be-
come untruthful and generally de-
moralized.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-06-29

A Danville market woman
slapped another woman in the face
on Saturday morning for handling
her strawberries. The owner of
the berries had requested her to
stop lingering the fruit several
times and when she persisted, the
market woman gave her a stinging
slap on the mouth. The Milton
Standard in commenting on the
above says, and so say we: Per
haps there is no law that will justi-
fly this act. but there ought to be,
tor there is no bigger nuisance in
the world than the woman who
goes to market and fingers over
everything that is offered for sale" +"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-06-29
WILL NOT REIMBURSE LIQUOR
DEALERS.
No Provision in the Law to Repay Fines.

The liquor dealers throughout
the State from whom fines were col
lected by Dairy and Food Commis-
sioner Warren fer the adulteration
of liquors will not be reimbursed by
the Commonwealth, although JUS
tice Mitchell of the Supreme Court,
has declared unconstitutional the
act of June IS, 1895, so far as it
was assumed to apply to intoxica-
ting drinks.
In all opinion to Commissioner
Warden Friday Attorney General
Carson holds that there Is no pro.
vision in the law which would au-
thorize the repayment by the Com,
monwealth's officers of fines already
collected. Atthe time the prosecu-
ticns were brought for the payment
of fines you were acting within the
terms of an act of Assembly pre-
sumed to be constitut onal, and
sustained by a decision of the Sup.
erior Court which had not beer
reversed"
The Attorney General further
says the fines must be treated al
State moneys, and i'll accordance
with the Constitution, cannot b(
paid out of the treasury except up
on appropriations made by law
Aside from this, Mr.. Carson say
IS a general principle of law tina
The Commonwealth is not liable 70
costs.
In another opinion to Commiss
ioner Warren the Attorney Genera
says that the Supreme Court decis
ion does not cover such liquids a
milk, cream or buttermjlk, becaus
they are regarded as iood.
The recently created Department
of Health, he says, is not empower
ed TO prosecute those who adulter
ate drink, neither is the State Phar
mAceutical Board, although the lat
ter can proceed against person
who manufacture or sell adulterate'
drugs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-06-29
AUDITORS NOTICE.

EStdtf Of George MHter, tate OF the rt,ldge OF
MiHiaUiile, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
auditor appo nted by the Orphans court of CO.
lumbla county to distribute the balance in the
hands Of Nat han Miller, trustee etc, under the
win Of George Miller, late OF the village OF
Mi1llnvllle, said county, deceased, as shown by
the first and final account, to and among the
neirs OF said decedent, will sit to perform the
duties OF his appointment at his o1ice in Bnt
July 2lst 1905, at O'Clock a. In., at which time
all parties interested In or having claims
against said estate may appear and be heard,
or otherwise be forever deharred from coming
In on said fund. GLEN X. WEISS,
6-22 3t Auditor.