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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05
Is-YEAR-oLp FIRE BREAKS
LOOSE

BUTTE, Mont. Dec. THE
= fire IN the ~ Lawrence mine.
. 81 the AmalKamafed Copper
d company. which has been kept
q under restraint Tor the past ts
yenrn. broke through the cracks
q on the mine level last night.
4 causing Is miners 90 Zee from
= the Mountain View mine al
4 Joining that property. The
4 miners ia the 81 Lawrence
A nins were also forced 90 the
Z. surface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

I me Broom modern hunat. Wow -
lake and mountains. value ftNin fnF
exchange fnr luHaed q timber lanaH
q farm HoaHh sata = Valley ~
Main Uii IT
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A GOOD CHANCE

A GOOD CHANCE
Man with two sons. from Il 20 Is year.
ed. living at Fremont or Greeu
Lake: good proposition permanent
business. can between 10 and n
o'eieck at Isg TIN Ave.
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want sd, office. RapleY's DRUG
etere, Second and Pike. Phones,
sVnsst eoeol Ind. fiha
{, n Lehndrof. cigar store, etb
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug Store. lots First sv.
enua.
?. u. Mullen. sci Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall
Fremont DRUG Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris, az Pestettice, Rem
ten.
its2 Eastlaks, Eastiake prua Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

Miss Chase. piano teacher from
Seattle. is assisting Miss Evans in
a musical way in her kindergarten
work. Those wishing TO secure Miss
Chase as n music teacher will find
her in the Ballard kindergarten
rooms. corner OF First avenue and
Broadway, every Monday and
Thursday. ss~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

SEE rs ron
ACREAGE AND Acme
TIA CTS.

aACHEa IMPROVED. uasa
FEH ACRE.
acres. J hlaek from ear line
and only - minutes ride
from Seattle. high class
soil anflHE water fine
view fEsNedfsuid apnlr
plum aud pear trees. An
Ideal home speL
| . ACRES Mean coLuM.
hIA. a. 10
/ Within 6 bloc IS - Columbia
CITY npatafEee4 excellent
tpil. people living al around
"a \ perfect garden home
n-ACnE TRACTS NrAu
colt NnIA tG0
Fine black soil. only o blocks
tfvin car tine. stores sreds
- school ste A high class
/ Investment its closa ssf=s
Terms
70 ACRES / MILE NORTH
GREEN LAKE. ti.e0
/ County fuad on two aldeas
fine atnszm running clear
thTouEh 4 excellent alder
bottom lend close t.
. huua mifh etc fine truck
FARMS al around if II guu
Nant a small ranch. this la
70 ACRES ~ FINEST
FffrtT HEIsT MEAN ~
Z ATfiE . fsER ACRE.
First class fH5llt 90 potato
coil and Il the district
Whrfe even tsasif does well
only : miles from Pioneer
NINafs Gan Yuu beat il
AZ - rs3 aefaf
s ACRES on TACOMA IN
TANN MHAM 80 IfEH
ACHE.
/ Near DRILLS station ard over
locking the hsaHtifui White
river valley This Il fine
] iruit land and handy 20
Seattle
I t-ACRE TRACTS on SEAT.
TIE ~ EANzTf INTER-
URBAN. So PER ACRE
/ This land 10 CLEARED ard level.
sol = HAmaf lnam fuat the
thing ZEE ffait. berries -
ghirksns E fare 90 Hal
lard ears uHN running.
FEITIT 4 son.
Arcade HifE
ttia Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

INANkN delivered . cents DAYS
storsse tres. piano and iNra ,li.,i,.
transfer a Storage Co. .ila ilfati
both phones Main $50
arf Ffee NAP II Seattle az Hekius
Moving a Storage Co, First Ave
ana Cherry 81
Ship Bulldsrs
MORAN Uk0A COMPANY. knKi
nesfH ard shiphuiiasrs. Dry Decks
Humber Mills. Seattle.
Taiierina seheei.
ns-sii Eitsi nias Phone Maln ss2
Fer sals--rarrs ana Lard.
RICH ALDER LAND
IaFEr tract laaf opened. iu B and 10
acre tracts ThIH land N All level
And rich darh laem sait Splendid ias
cation facing on enc ~ the hest
roads IN KING county, not far from
lutsfarhani surrounded hy nice I'm
isricss 81 % Is psr aers. very sasY
terms Positively the best land on
The market tor the money Go out
moN and set yuaf cheies ~ The Whole
Adaitiou VIII take part payment
IL labor Come to TIE office and GET
ROBERT MALTHF.
$3.50 ~ Aiaska hidE :
ruE nEHr MY N THE WHITE
RIVER VALLEY acres. AZ ia
hlsh state q cultivation. AGiqsaiHM
god town. ofehsFa s. hgafiuE house
e 5 rooms aud hath city water. eur
rounded hg fiae improved rssrss
short walk frufa churches and hiEh
had 81 firss sIass s,oes ana farm.
Ia Implements s. 80 terms
ROBERT NAt4Tuh,
sis-EaNt Alaska hids -
8 aefsn. close 70 nsntan. g. se sruaa
hnuns. spring watsf ripsd @ tbs
hatisr. Is acres cleared hAianHs part
B. cleared lae fruit trees. atua1. iaes
% small fruit ean - bought o.
Easy terms II il snap aud must
fzaa@s acres finest land outdoors. :
haraa cleared. hataner partly eisafs
81 aud iu pasture. 80 fruit trees
plenty y bsrfiss = Ell afscFigiien.s.
2rnufn NouaF AeFnHH Lake Wash
Inafon. Fass terms 800 cash ufIl
bay this piaes. balance nonthir pay
ns~nfH
s-roorn honss. esusut Foundation ard
cellar. fret class piufahina. valis
tinted. lots EHsdsd Price ! -
close o. State University.
BtoNHkoa 4 ERICKSON.
HsaI ESTATE tsaaus and Insurance.
tias1lf Waahinzfun Hts rs Let 49,
fhonss Main tns. lad y 81 e
what have Fou tH = Gopd Improved
ranch 10 trade far ballard property
o. a good piece 81 ttnherf
- g HfEHs 8 co.
AZ Arcade Hide -
A BARGAIN
81 zHo-For q aeFss. Nsth a-rodm house
o. fruit trees good water. etc
AZ Window. Lewis county uH
Gasp terms
FfTLgEHkfsI1 A MELVILLE.
- Lumber Exchange.
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA
TACOMA acres. first class bot
ten land q acres elsartd. fine creek
shr8ugh fhr place $50
UgHEHH AALrHf,
afq-G1.ast Alaska nifE -
Acreaae fer sale.
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At Ballard

Mrs. c. =. Lathrop. 734 Times av..
Is lying at the point of death as a
result of repeated pelvic hemmorr-
hayes Sunday night Her condition
Is serious and small hopes are en-
tertained for recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

90 IA WttffAMa
sash and Door HafEnina
Ready MIXED house paint 20 prr Eals
Ion rattouu Huunfeef Hard on fln
tHh 81 81 "a Ehiluu. liquid Wood lltl
g N@ per Eailon Good Nuruah
ID pet gallon.
DOORS
Cross panel doors 81 81 rach. tutiaEe
front doors only s. *
WiNh0WA
Beautiful cottage front windows uhlA
80,
MOut nIN0a
NJ new moulding price liat ready Tor
diHtfihution. n which / quote the
lowest prizes ever heard 90 ON pefth
posts aud railiuEH uHWala and ban
iHtefH inside finish. etc Don't buy
foot 90 tidinE anywhere until
Nuu have Of these prise lists
send for "a copy al uuets
q a. Wttf1AMa.
iQi0 Western Ave.
Seattle. Mauh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

NEAR AruunN n acres. liver bas-
ten ~ acre improved. bguns taf ~
orchard - terms
HuhEuT MALTHY,
$3.50 81 Alaska Hlds =
SEw PLAT EAST RfvERroN elAxs
DEN THNE=TH DIV. No
- ter fuh acre tracts. LARGE Water
front irae'. Cleared and rad for
80 cash ard g per month
q ~ NiciintsA O. linton uls
fIyE acre traets. from 40 e So
- d0Nn. s q mouth several Isft
ssliirs fssi Hest hsrFains - 80
ever Offered No better soil anFs
Nhsrr Level land In saaf -
fNp Niil b wufth twice M price -
ak nov Sc as about &C. Room a
hailsy hlds . = Fay a Go. =
ACREAGE security Savings SAT-
Deepest, 90. - Seneca II
For saie-Rsai Es,a,.
400 TO 80. EASY TERMS
Cleared lots s1staa aians Rainier val
ifY boulevard insids cts limits SD
j. miuutrp tide from First Ave
Jackson ~ reRrade. unW aHHufha Isl
boosting values "a this district IS bat
Will happen when the work heNfun7
Wv AaA % MEaH HANA fN UlnMn HaElElH
money while Yau sleep.
p n JoRpAS.
80 lmd Ave eorufr Columbia st
Both Phones. ~ II
THREE aAKgAfNa
1877 LOCATION. ESD PRICE
ARD PERFECT TITLE
If YOU HU1 Yuuf property from ua
you are sure 10 get the best location
NaaaH HHIfM &C.
title Call AZ our office ard inuk
over some 81 the bargains We can
wfSsuIp BROS.
Room - coiman Hidr
II you want e lot good lot. ~ a
low price. sec the lots We are SELLING
On the NENfNs ADDITION. Green
Lake b0xiez for $50 Only a little
down and little monthly Cleared
lots level lots. slightly location. one
bloch 90 cars. Egud Coz every HnY
Prices 90 be raised tn e1 DAYS call
~ our Green Lake office Mountain
View station. and salesman vii
show YOU the Tote
r. Z FAY a co "a
iiouse ana lot pew. close In. eonve.
nicut 60 car. I rooms. plaafered
gain. ts2A DOUGLAS ROSS. Eriek.
son BLDG
HUNDREDS or PEOPLE have basn
W plqf n9aPPa N af AZ 1' 9a}gt9i, lse
by purchasing land already cleared
and Erubbed. After FIRST small paw
meut this land VIII pay for llHelf
from crops raised. Remember they
OVER - fEET toNu come
quick Duwamiah Bridge. ucw H.ps
ton line.
ONLY saa-ONLY
Residence lot. ciose m. only / bldl q
from car line. ON Madronn Ridfa
small amount 81 cush required.
GEORGE = MEACIiAM. =
gl02i New York nix
T. 1850. Main 1918
DON'T MISS THIS BARgAfx
t-acrcs finost kind ~ alder land. akt
60 clear handy O. car. 30 minutkf
ride Go Pioneer square. aideys NJ
near graded school and stores. urIgf
500 terms g. down ana si5 81
nun CHARLES u. ADAMS.
800 eoiman Bldg
FORTY acres good soil. = acres eiekr4
ed and IN meadow. One mile frvfh
boat lngdi rs sast eide Lake Walf
4. T.. FAY a. CO. ROOM -" HaIky
Building d
HOWARD II LEWIS q CO.
! and 2 Halter bldg
Phones. Main 2fS Ind igi3
10000. - acres. West Seattle. CALI
fnrnla Ave.
$780, acres. West Seattle. near
school.
Hoo 9th Ave paved part fine view.
~ Groom house, West Queen Anne.
N.00aGrnut ST Bridge
ti0,W0-W West slope First hill close IN.
NEW ADDITION
Close In, large viewy lots "a less than
adjoining property BY owner. so
.liniou Blk
$500.
/ 1.-TWO choice corners. one on Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05
HARTMAN
WILL BUILD

CHICAGO. Dee. 81 ~. Hafri-
man has approved the construction
Or coo miles 81 railway during ifas.
The coat being $4,000 900. Among
ths new linsn wiii be an extension Of
the Oregon Short Lane from 81 An
thony 10 the Yellowstone National
rark b. Wy Of MafyHviiie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

Second hand fire pfeof safe cheap
Address A. %. itoN 40 Seattle, Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

NAsouERADF BALI.

GET a Free MAP Of Seattle At Bskina
Moving Storage CO. FIRST Ave.
and GhsEry 81
ROLLER SKATING MondAya Tues
We'd. Thure. and EftdAYA Grand
ball every Saturday niaht Audi.
toriam. eth and Pine If
Social dance every Wednesday at
Ceienans Hall near Fire station,
Green Lake. ceiored orchestra. IS
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ship BuIIdsrs

GIT Free NAP u Seattle az nekiua
Moving a sferake Co, FIRST Ave
and Cherry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

TRUNKS delivered 3 eehts. 5 daYa
storage tree piano and furniture
moving estimates given Union
Transfsr a Storage Co. ud FIRST
both phones Main $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

MORAN 1bK0s COMPANY. Essi.
HeerH and shipbuilasrs Dry Decks.
Lumber Mile Seattle.
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nowAnp y Lewis 8 CO.

HOWARD II LEWIS q CO.
/ and Halter bldg
Phones. Main 2S Ind 1872
10000 ~ acres. West Seattle, Cali
fnrnla Ave.
100 acres. West Seattle. near
school.
81 800 .ath Ave. paved part. fine view.
s. SO G-r0om house, West Queen Anne.
N.0V-0raut ST Bridge
$1,000 West slope First hill, close In.
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HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE have baen
made happy in the last % das.a In
HiLLMAhH MEADOW GARDENS
by purchasing land already cleared
and Erubbed After first small paw
mrut thia land viii pay FOR llHelf
from crops raised nrmemher thev
are aii ready for the pillow rRAera
OVER - EEET LONG Come
quick. DuWamiah bridge. nov H.ps
ton line,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

The leading employment agents Make
a. speciality In furnishing help for
X. K begging rampa. and aaN mills
We mlso have a few bargains IN fcoru-
Ing houses. restaurants and cigar
stands. Call At xiiA iat So Phone
Main iess. A 1sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05

Just out Mairlmoa& @dsier Tor
December. mailed sealed 70 ccnfr.
Interstate introducing Society, Boz
- ~
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
HAS SAVED EIGHT LIVES.
Remarkable Record of Mrs. Fred
erick Ware, of Ansonia. Conn.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNE.I
Ansonta, Conn, May 11.-Mrs. Frederick @.
Ware, of North 4th-st.. this city. jumped from
a high embankment into the canal near her
home yesterday and saved eight-year-old An
tonic Yankosh from watery grave. He is the
eighth person this brave woman has dragged
from the canal during her residence IN this city.
The boy had been playing along the steep en-
bankment, which slopes 10 the canal, and lost
his balance and rolled into the water. Hearing
the cries of the other children, Mrs. Ware ran
from the house. AS she reached the bank the
little fellow had gone down for the last time
Without moments hesitation she jumped into
the canal. swan to the spot where she saw him
rise and had to dive for him as he was lying on
the bottom.
When rescued the boy was black in the face
ana had swallowed SO much water that he went
INTO convulsions and while revfving him Mrs
ware was bitten in the finger. YankOski will
recover Last November Mrs Ware. who is an
expert swimmer rescued a boy named James
Hlch and a man named Michael Lane. Lane.
who was engaged In some work on the en-
pankment. tumbled into the canal and number
OF men armed with long poles tried to assist
MIN, but not one of them dared 70 enter the
water. Mrs Ware got him out. Lane was al
most exhausted and when Mrs Ware reached
him he fought desperately. Mrs. Ware is ex-
tremely modest about her achievements but
she has never hesitated to go to the rescue when
there is life at stake.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
EYONEPATES THE P. r. r.
Coroner,s Jury Finds 1t Not Re
sponaible for Harrisburg WRECK.

Harrisburg. May 1.-THE coroner's jury this
afternoon returned a verdict generating the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company from any
blame for the South Harrisburg disaster last
THURSDAY when twenty-five lives were lost ana
more than one hundred persons were injured
The jury finds that the cause of the accident
was the applying of the airbrales to the freight
train, to stop it so that it would not strike the
shifting engine. The shifting crew. with its
train. was properly on the track the verdict
says, and so far the jury can learn were
guilty of no negligence.
The jury finds that 'by reason Of applying
the airbrake on the freight train, two cars OF
the said train, one of which contained twenty
thousand pounds Of Rockchef blasting powder
were thrown onto the westbound track just as
thu Cleveland and Cincinnati express was going
westward. and ran into the two cars FIRE from
the engine Of the passenger train set fire to the
powde.. and caused terrible explosion, which,
together with fire from some unknown source,
burned all passenger and Pullman cars
The Jury says that the freight train was
properly equipped with airbrakes, and that no
human agency could have stopped the passenger
cars from running into the wreck.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
MINISTERS REFUSED TO MARRY THEM

Stamford, Conn, May 17.-RaIph B. Hasbrouck,
aged twenty one, whose home is in Brooklyn came
TO Stamford yesterday with Miss Mabel l. McNab
TO be married. They were accompanied by Miss
Emma McNab, a sister of the bride The two
young said to be the daughters Of
William a. McNab, of Brooklyn
The fact could not be definitely established but
there were circumstances which gave the wedding
the aspect Of runaway affair. The party made a
round Of the town, looking for minister marry
them but could find no clergyman who would do
they were in despair. Finally Mr.. HasbrouCk
thought OF the Police Department. Il want to get
married, said HaSbrOuck 10 Policeman Kenehc
and want 10 have the ceremony performed right
away. For heavens sake, help l can't go
back to Brooklyn without accomplishing my Dur-
pose My friend has a bad case of nerves already"
Policeman kenehc gladly came 10 the rescue. He
tried to find justice OF the peace but could not
Then he thought Of Judge Downs of the City
Court Judge Downs was in and would perform
the ceremony. 1t required just three minutes 10
tie the knot. Miss McNab's sister and Miss Woitke
Judge Downs stenOgrapher. witnesses. Has
brouck and his bride went away happy. Before
their departure they said they would have a re-
ligious ceremony performed later.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
ATTACKS STATE ASYLUM
FLORIDA Legislatures Committee
Makes Serious CHARGES.

Jacksonville Fla May 1.-THE committee
appointed to investigate the condition Of the
State Asylum for the Insane returned a report
10 the legislature at Tallahassee to-day. charg-
ing that the board in charge OF the institution
is responsible for deplorable conditions and un-
pardonable evils in the asvlum
The report declares that the institution is not
n hospital for the rsane but a dumping ground
for all kinds OF people, who are maintained NJ
enormous expense to the State. 1t alleges that
no systematic effort is made or treatment given
TO restore the mentality of the patients and that
the sick have not had necessary attention II
charges drunkenness among the attendants and
nurses and cruel treatment OF helpless patients
Vice and immortality. il declares. have prevailed
uhtil the minutes nave begged to be removed
and nearby citizens have been outraged nv the
conditions. II further alleges that no accurate
record OF expenditures has been kept
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
DENOUNCES FREAK LAWS
Judge Cullen Demands LegislatiUt
EnaCtmeRts Within Reason.

Judge Edgar NJ. Cullen chief Judge OF the Court
OF Appeals. IN an address yesterday afternoon be-
fore the students Of the Brooklyn Law School
pointed out several prominent cases OF excess %
power in legislatures which the students should
keep in mind and said:
There must be a limit TO the growing tendency
OF the age regulate every affair of mans
life. We must check this tendency 70 enter the
individual it were, pry into his method OF life
and living and the enactment OF laws fOrbiddins
his doing this thing that thing because II hap
pens TO offend somebody or some organization It
has 10 be rule, almost, that any society
with sufficient influence may get unreasonable laws
enacted by legislature. There must Be some limit
TO the enactment OF unreasonable laws.
The judge cited several cases where the higher
courts had declared such laws unconstitutional The
lad laws he held 20 be the result OF false ideas
about the powers OF the legislature saying that.
while the higher courts have upheld the validity
OF the legislatures enactments IN some specific
relating TO the individual and his business.
such decisions were based on constitutional grounds
and were not intended 70 be loopholes for the
entrance OF fad laws"
Touching the eight hour day labor question.
Judge Cullen declared that the laws OF labor and
hours thereof present the greatest difficulties to
the courts OF the country and State He is OF
the opinion that children and women should bs
prohibited altogether from working in dangerous
places.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
CONYICT'S GOLD CURE.
Royalties of s1OO,O0O 4rs Unpaid
While He Is in Prison.

Accrued royalties amounting 10 about 100000
on a gold cure preparation are involved in
fight 10 get Joseph Haas. alias Harry Claire"
out OF Sing Sing Prison. Haas was convicted OF
burglary in Queens County about a year ago
and sentenced to Sing Sing for twenty years. 4
few days ago the Appellate Court set aside his
conviction on the ground that County Judge
Humphrey, of Queens, should not have presided
at the trial, as he was, previous to his election
to the bench, counsel for aCCOmplce OF
Haas. Haas has been convicted twice in Queens
County. and his first conviction was set aside
the ground Of irregularity in the trial
Haas IS an expert chemist. and his first ar
rest was due TO his appropria-ing 10 his own
use bar Of gold valued at 5000 given to him
10 be used in his gold cure preparation Ever,
since his arrest in Long Island City, four years
ago, his lawyers have been making hard fight
to get him out OF jail so they can institute pro
ceedings to get possession Of the accrued royal-l
ties as Haas has not received a cent since he
appropriated the bar OF gold. He says he took
the gold because his royalties held UP.
The prisoner is only twenty-seven years old,
and for months before his capture in Long ISL
and City private detectives We're hunting forl
him. They were employed by the manufacturers
Of certain medical preparations which Haas had
initiated. and he had flooded the market with his
preparations.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
WANTS CITY CONTROL OF sUBWAYs
Municipal Art Society Says Local Transit
System Should Not Serve Steam Roads.

Calvin Tomkns. in behalf of the Municipal Art
Society, yesterday sent the Rapid Transit Com
mission and the Mayor the views Of the society
with reference 10 the control Of The rapid transit
subways by the city. The memorandum says in
part:
The evident desire of the New-YorB, New-TIaven
and Hartford and tho Pennsylvania steam roads
10 avail themselves OF the subway system Of the
city marks distinct and interesting transition
in the use Of tho city's subways. AS result Of
the local electrlhcation of these roads and Of the
NeT-Y ork Central from Croton south. is evil
dent that tho distribution and collection OF their
passengers can be most advaatageouslv effected
through the sUbways. The necessity cor a larger
degree OF municipal control, 10 prevent the local
city transit system from being disadvantageousy
made sUbscryient 10 tho powerful interests Of the
steam roads Of the country at large becomes most
obv1ous
We respectfully submit that the entire subway
system should remain under city CONTROL that
north and south subways in Manhattan should
be built nearly possible in straight lnes
from tho Battery north and that east and west
subways in The snme borough should be conducted
through tho principal lateral streets, from river
10 river. with view TO their ultimate extension
to Long Isiand and New-Jersey, and that free
transfer system between these two classes OF
subways. at int"rsecting points, should ne pro-
videa for the future
New-York tribune., 1905-05-18
BREAKS UP DIVORCE MATINEE.
Justice Leventritt Refuses to Give Such
Cases Preference on Wednesdays.

No divorce matinee was held in Special Term
Part III OF the Supreme Court yesterday, as has
been the custom for years. Justice Leyentrltt de-
clined take up the twenty-five cases of unde-
Tended divorce. separation and annulment on his
calendar until he had disposed Of other business
The justice said:
! cannot the propriety justice necessity Of
devoring a whole day four times "A month TO
the hearing of these cases. There is rule OF the
Appellate Division providing that such cases shall
be tried every Wednesday. This agreement
made by a tacit consent OF the judges several
years ago. There are cases the calendar
where the suits instituted only last March and
can see no reason why those divorce cases should
have a preference over any other