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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT OF CHAR
TER DECREASING THE CAPITAL STOCK
sHaREs AK a Of THE cAPfTAI ca STOCK OF
THE oRINoco STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The orlnoco Steamship Company corpora
ton duly created and organized under and By
virtue of the laws OF the State OF New Jersey
by its President and Secretary, does nerepy
First-That the principal office Of the COM
pany is al No s. Montgomery street, IN me
Jersey and that the agent therein in charge
thereof, and upon whom process against the
ri 'FitIs I,sa Gnararlfes & Trast Company.
second-That the Board Of Directors Of said
corporation at meeting duly convened and
held on the Thirty-frst day Of October, 1894,
IA ssed a resolution declaring that the changes
and amendments in the certificate Of incorpor-
alton hereinafter set forth are advisable and
calling a meeting Of the stockholders to take
action thereon.
rnas5 of Directors is hereto appended
Fnurth-T'hat thereafter and on the Fifteenth
day Of November, 1904 pursuant 70 such cah Of
the Board of Directors and upon notice given
to each stockholder as provided IN the BY
Laws special meeting Of the stockholders
more than two-thifds in interest OF all OF the
stockholders there being put 2 enc LAS elass e. 2,
nerson or represented by proxy, and that
more than two-thirds In interest OF the stock
haIdars having voting powers voted in favor
of such changes and amendments such
changes and amendments being as follows:--
he
r.svttfieate Of Incorporation to read as fol-
lows s., .,
~ fhe corporation is one hundred fhous-
ana dollars 100000. divided into ten
4honsand ff00eol shares of the par value
~ fem dollars $50 each The amount or
the capital stock with which the company
will begin business. Is one thousand doll
Fifth-That at said meeting OF the stock
holders the foregoing amendmeiits were as
seys5sd to in writing by more than two-thirds
II interest OF all the stockholders having vct-
ing powers which said written assent is here
= sixth-That ten thousand shares of stock
tthere being but one ciass Of ssoelD are issued
and outstanding.
In witness whereof. the said The Orinoco
Steamship Company has caused this certiicste
10 Be- signed BY its President and its Score
tsry and its corporate seal 70 be hsreto at
fixed this ThirfieIh day OF November 1904
THE ORIN0c0 STEA MSHIP COMPANY,
BY r. MORGAN OLC0TT
corporate Seal.) President
Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
SIECE'S NOR Atty.

CHEFo0, Jan. 8. 1905. According to
some Of the Russians who came here on
the destroyers that escaped from Port
Arthur, the garrison there originally
numbered $4,000 men. Of this number,
10000 were killed, 10000 are sick or
wounded, and 5000 occupied the forts
Two thousand Of the latter were unable
to fight
It is stated that the mortality among
the officers was greater in proportion
than anything known in history This is
attributed to their Eethargy from lack of
food and sleep, which caused them to lose
all aIertness.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
MISSING SINCE NEW YEAR s

James Harmon. forty years old, of No.
459 Henderson street, has been reported
10 the police as missing since New Years
axe. he is Of light complexion. with
smooth face and when he left home he
was dressed in dark clothes black over
coat and black Derby hat.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
WHO'LL TRY THEM
Murphy Anxious to
Discover Under Whose
Jurisdiction Ills Green
Goods Trio Come.


john s and William a. Eaton, the
two suspected 'eone-on'' men from Ala
Danaa' and George Davis, who Is sus-
pecfed Of enticing them to come on
and be the victims Of green goods
game, We're further held by Police JUS
tlee filggins Y the First Criminal Court
thus morning untIl FRIDAY Inc trio We're
arrested At fhe Pennsyivanla depot yes
tefdax morning by Special ofiieer Ryei'-
son. of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com
i1ally, and Patrol1nan Boyle who y dong
special duty at the PenHssiSanaa kali-
road depot. The THO had met n New
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
KILLED by AN ENGlNE.

Jesepf Calloer. forty-tlree years old.
Of No. 3S7 Railroad avenue. laborer
employed Oh the streets. while shoveling
snow near the Central Railroad depot
this morning was struck by drill en-
CINE. His head was fractured and he
died on his way to the City Hospital
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
AE.E1IINGS.


NOTIccE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Inc annual meeting Of he ssacknDl6Srs sGf
The Friction HeaE and Boiler Ean3bany viii
be held on the zth day og January. 16q5. 81
II o'clock noon eE that day, at she principaK
Office Of the company, al nufuDexs 2z3 And
~ Washington street, IN the Ei1y of Jas4sy
Of New Jersey, for the purpose of eiectirg 4
board OF dirsetprs and receiTfng and aezizz
transaction Of al other business that mag
properly come before stockholders needing
In accordance with the laws of the Stafs
which has been tra1sfe erred on the BOOKS 81
ne company sIitnln twenty days next preced-
ing this election.
The president and the secretary Of said COM
panys and each Of them. have deelined- fatieI
ana an, refused e cal meeting Of tie stock;
place hereinab1ve stated: and the presi1e1Es
and secretary. and each one df thens have faileds
d newspaper, published IN said coanz o HIilf<
in the State Of New Jersey. or in aag
other pace. notice o. me tine ana plnes
and purposes Or either Of them qe tile afoFes
said meeting OF the Stockholders 81 said c0n1sl
pany; and the president and the sAcret4ry.
anu each OF them. have failed, deei4ned ard
refused TO call said nieeting. or nfssl notice
thereof to the stockholders Or any stoc{zSoidsr
Of said company at the pcstofffce ADDRESS of
said stockholder or stockhcidsrs wnose posEs
office address is known or oan be ascerla aimed
BY the said president Or SECRETARY or both OF
them; and the president d said eoInpanH
and the secretary thereof have both fafleds
declined and refused to call the annual n4ess.
Ing OF TIE SA0EALo-Arf1 Acf7i4l<k4t)4fr fftt<fta
70, or to publish any notice thereof IN a
newspaper or oy mail, or IN any cther rnaf@
ner Whatsoever
Therefore. no legal meeting Of the stocks
holders Of said company can be called &os
the time and place above stated except ~
three or more stockholders having voting
powers Therefore the undersigned stoek9
holders of said company, having voting
powers as such stockholders. hereby and hs
this notice, cali a meeting Of the steekholders
Of said company at the time and place and
for the purposes nere;nabcve stated
CHARLES S. L. BAKER
Ste1khoiGers
MELVIN PoaiERIaaE
JAMES ). GARTH ! !
JAMES " BOYD.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

TO JOSHUA DUPYs INDIVIDUALLY 4 ~
as administrator Of the estate Of saEan r
Williams, deceased Caroline Dury ms Msts1
Louise BarthoIornew, Franklin a. Barsh5lo.
NEW, her husband NJ. r. Tracy, - ~
H Tracy, her husband; Adyron EoliA5Isss5
lalner. Emma c. Collamer. his Ezfes teA.asa
c.oilaner. Marian ColianleT. u. R. EolizLnsTs
Edward a.. e.. McHalF ,,,,,z MAJ ~ ~ rlifei
Perry c. Waldron, Mary Eaidron. his wifei
Fannie NJ Koeingstein, Daniel y kesllsg.
stein, her husband; Merde w TOBIAS, Sosa
G. Tobias, her huaband Daniel J. NalcseIi X
Mamie NJ Waldron, his WaIes ~ ~ ,,s,t 81
Nash, Grace f. Tyler, Charles r. Iylesl
ner, Jessie NJ. Farmer, hissEtzes Asoulse g
Cole. Frank W. Coles her fslspsne taeE4 &
csoilamer; widow Melinda Reyne-as. Jgn4
Reynolds, her husband : John Co1lazIaer, Nee'
tie colansr his wife raness So5is-s,s.s Sosis-,es
widow: Charles NJ Collaner, Annie II ss9i-
lanaer his wife, Hattie l. GeTsaSs 4apet ~ So-s
liss her husband; Julia golanlsr Maszss ss,,
his wife, John Eollamer Mrs 1onn ~
lasner his wife; Nelson SoisaH1eE, Ms. -
Clara B. Jackson, David H. Gregory asia
James McChrishoin.-
You are hereby notified that at pubic
sale made BY the City Collector g Jersey llty
on the 2th day OF April, 1894. The Mayor ana
Aldermen of Jersey City purchass1 Eor KS
ana twenty-five cents ALL the land and reaa
estate in Jersey City, IN the CoantS - 1AA.s-s
son and State Of New ~
as lots 2H & 3H.. in block number 81
upon an assessment map annexed q q rspo1
ss9fliztEsaent', appointed IN and for sald ci<5
by the Circuit Court Of The County o. Hue
s3n, a cetzlned copy Is which rsloss ana mss
Jersey city, on the s0th day Of August 1e9ss
said report and map and said sac 2etnA
made pursuant to the provisions e AZ -
TIae-f ~ Jersey. QA-9tQ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
JAPAN PLEASED.

TOXIC, Jan. 4, 1905 The news
papers receive with expressions Of salts
faction the terms Of surrender granted to
the garrison Of Port Arthur. They are
characterized as creditabIe alike TO the
Emperor and the Japanese nation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that on the twenty
sionefs of Assessment fled in the office of the
Clerk of the Board of Street and Water Com
missioneFs their final assessment map and re-
port for the
IMPROVEMENT OF DUNCAN AVENUE,
between West Side avenue and Nunda ave-
presented 10 said Board on the 9th day or
June. 1902. and conformably to the provisions
of CHAPTER 217 of the Laws OF 1885, and the
same IS now open 10 public inspection in the
office of the Clerk Of said Board.
And notice is also given that the following
streets and avenues particular sections
thereof are included In said assessment.
namely.
DUNCAN AVENUE.
from Nunda avenue to West Side avenue;
BELVIpERE AVENUE,
from Duncan avenue TO its northexly terminus
QLHsANs A 3sE1N T.
from Duncan avellua 70 It's northerly terminus
DELAWARE AVENUE
from point about rs It. south OF Duncan
avenue to its norfheriy terminus;
WEST SIDE ANENEE.
on the west side from Duncan avenue. to
points about % feet north and 25.05 feet south
thereof.
And that in accordance with the provisions
OF the act above cited. the 9th day Of Janu-
ary 1905. al TWO O'Clock P NJ and the As
fixed as the time and place when ard where
the Board Of Street ana Water Commissioners
viii meet to hear. consider and ad5ddicate
upon all objections the confirmation of said
final assessment and report that may be
presented in writing.
BY order of the Board OF Street and Water
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city. January 8, 1905.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
SEABOARD AIR LINE FLORIDA
SERVICE

Three daily trains including the sEAB0ARD'
FLORIDA LIMITED. Shortest Route and
Quickesi time TO all Florida Resorts. Pine
hurst Camden and Savannah For resort book
lets and information address ". 3 coakiyn.
10. +. PA..Ilss Broadway.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
MR.. NORTHROP VERY BAD

The conditinon Of James r. Northrop,
Of the law firm Of Northrop & GrifHths.
who has been lying i'll of pneumonia at
his home in Plainfeld for the past seven
days, was reported at noon today to be
extremely critical His physicians and
family have abandoned all hope of his
recovery. His death at noon was re-
ported momentarily. Mr.. Northrop had
been ailing for several days before he
contracted pneumonia. He is one of the
best known members of the Hudson
County Bar
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

and Hudson County and the eleven Dem
ocratie Assemblymen with the leadership
of Assemblyman James Halnill in the
House and Senator Minturn may be de-
pended upon to guard their interests.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

Of aggravasiuS lrizzlA Il was preceded.
by light fall Of small hailstoaes mixed
with snowdakes Of the same size. Later
the fakes thiekened. the wind sprang up.
and blew dozen times the ordinary
amount Of snow in q given space of time
against the clothing Of pedestrians. Pc
destrians who walked but half a block
found themselves under a surprising lay
e Of saturating snow Of the kind that
sticks and soaks in. Tie wind increased
u velocity ana at times during the night
developed into a bowling hurricane, and
a crazy sort Of hurricane at that. II
llowled through the streets, rattling.
swinging signs a-crealSing, and almost
lifting pedestrians from their feet. II
seemed to be indulging in a aliilarious game
Of sport with the snow, pouncing upon
thar which had fallen and sending it fiy-
ing in all directions apparently at once
md making the air 50 thick with fakes
as to be fairly binding. In some cases it
piled in snow in huge drifts OF. one side Of
the street and then picked it up and
landed It in a drift on The other side In
some blocks tlle drift ran half way of the
block on one side Of the street and half
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

City.
Jersey City, Dec III. 1ao4-
Notice IS hereby given that an election f1z
Directors Of this Bank uHl % fhela At ili5
Banking House on Tuesday. the 1otn day II
january next.
The polls viii be open from Il NJ to / P. NJ
CIV. eONKLIN.
cashser.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
COLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT

Laxative Bromo Quinine the world wide
cold and Grip remedy removes the cause eau
for the fun name and look for signature Of
f. W. Grove. 25c
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
TATREQ INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Jan 1904 Forecast
isstIks etld8ns 5 r.. NJ
Thursday Fair and cold today. fair
west winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
Jersey City Woke Up This
Morning to Find Itself
the Victim Of d
Blizzard.
TRUCK TRAFFIC PARALYzED
In Spite of Every Effort to
Make the Cars Go Many
People Had to Walk.

This time it was a good-sized blizzard,
ana i VIII 81 several dars before the
civ MIN be exea waited. FOR the past
monti, the elements seem to have had it
n fa,stl,iS section. If mas been lombard
ii w;fb snaw storm after snow storm. is
fasf Is The civ could free itself from one
9aver anotber wonld come tumbling
DOWN 10 one recalls winter IN many
Years when va got q much snow ali
4, hpnfb
rbe lafest Il s.eorker,, n more senses
tAan one Il almost completeIy
..eo,ksd., M the morning truck frame.
u.bi.sl, zvas nrsc+icall, pa,,sjvzed The
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04
Ne j. o.DoNNEIL,
City Clerk.
tSaIe No. 4a7t.}

TO LuCINDA BENSON, WIDOW JESSE g
Benson Kate Benson. his wife. Esiua1rd G
Benson Zef Benson his wife, Mary I4elghtpM
AlTsn C. leighton, her husban9s Eelle Benz
SON widow. and afabei Beas1n, infant, yee
are hereby Rokiffad that at a public sale lnadt
by the city Collector of Jersey city. on tiiS
Eigl4eenth day<o September 1850 purchesst
for the sum Of One Hundred and Sixteen Doll
lars and Nlnety-s{x Cents al tbe iSn0 aui
real estate situate in Jersey City. IN the Cruns
Il OF Hudson ana state ~ New Jersey. ttorS
ing on Haeksusacx River and Morris Canal
il Bioek number IzeqA. shown upon I. q
Fs1N5lef 5 offieial assessment map o& 3etSs3
CITY 1855. said sale being made pussfaz,t 4
the provisions Of an acsr0f the fsezfelakufE d
New Jersey, passed March sqsn. 1852, en
titleds
.sAn Act concerning the settlement ass1 cel1ec|
ffon o< arfeAfeges Of Unpaid taxes. esz<ss
ments and water rates % 7S<stef' fet1js Il
cities of this state and imposing and tet.s
ink d tax. assessment and Hen u lea ara
Instead of snsh zrrsaFaees* and a safoxet
tho safe u i@nas suA5acscd t0 futHfe taxa
ton ana aSS5ssine 81
Ana ths ssvsfaI supp ss thsrsto
a ssS ss5t5 are f,s1t:isf notified Ia ton apfdas
to have Sn estate ar interest n Satd 1du1 4n3
real estate. ans isssfsss the sa}d aAsiN ad M
estate shah he redeemed, 4S sss'9y z1ea +H H<iE
<tsEz Nflisin ot5H SeAf$ TQF}s ffS y<fts Ni E2{ts
ana h&iN1e she kSpifaz1ost 0t Azx 4sfe9siH frds*
'&lid a7teF the ssz'5is* A&1eHf. ~ IA f5, iAz
IS YEN 81 s q, .. % = 5s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

p, Z =. Ouligy pitSidtHl u Lie = u ~
National Bank, says 1905 will be the
best business year since 1892. He looks
for a general revival of prosperity. all.
the indications pointing that way. Mr.,
Young's experience with institutions, fl
nancial and industrial, il such that he
knows whereof he speaks.
Former Assemblynaan Vivian Lewis,
Of Paterson, has entered upon his duty
as clerk in the Court Of Chancery. He
succeeds taoyernor-elect Stokes, who re-
signed 50 that Coy. Murphy might have
the appointment. Hudson County Dom
ocrats who served IN tie legislature with
Mr.. Lewis regard his appointment as one
Of the best that could have been made.
Director of Education Thompson Of
the Fifth Ward, whom Mayor Faean
overlooked for reappsintment, says he
hasn't found out vet what the Mayor
has against him. That's easy The
Mayor when lie appointed Thompson two
years ago. did not expect he would con
tinue his membership with the Demo-
cratic County Committee. Only Pagan
Democrats are considered BY the Mayor.
Mayor Pagan had hoped tiiat his
troubles We're over with the announce
ment Of his appointments. Il would.
seem, though, that they have only be
gun. While Assessment Commissioner
Charles siebert who was denied = second
term because 4 place had 10 be made for
Thomas 2 Connell5. isli't saying rnueh,
his friends are doing considerable talk
Ing. They don't hesitate to say that the
Mayor treated Mr.. siebert shabbily and
they are threatening dire things to His
Honor
The Fremont Club,of which Mt. Slebert
is d member. exeFts considerable intlu-
ence ii the Twelfth Ward. Appeals
Commissioner Frederick stnhr IS It's
President. Judging from the gossip Of
the politicians his head foo Is likely to
this prove to be Che case the Fremonts
WILL indeed. have Nause for complaint.
People interested in the matter are
wondering when the much talked Of and
much needed new City Hospital is to be
built. Promises were made thar ground
would be broken last summer, and that
by the FIRST Of the present year rhe build
ing would be ready for occupancy. There
We're indications that this might be 50.
Plans We're adopted and on paper the
new hospital is a fine looking institution
Wrangling, the result Of too much poli-
tics and outside interference, delayed
the project and now thae is another
hitch due, it is said. to tlle desire OF The
administration to get even with Architect
Long, who drew the plans for the Old
Board of Hospital Trustees. When the
Health Board was getting along nicely
with the preliminary work the Board Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

Ambassador, waited anxiously al day
for news from st. Petersburg, but none
came
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

The fact that most diseases arise from 4,
impure or low condition Of the blood Il f,,,,4,
proven by Hoods SarsapariIla-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

Former Assemblynan Vivian Lewis,
Of Paterson, has entered upon his duty
as clerk in the Court Of Chancery. He
succeeds tioYernor-elect Stokes, who re.
signed 50 that Gov Murphy might have
the appointment. Hudson County Dem-
ocrats who served IN tlie legislature with
Mr.. Lewis regard his appointment as one
of the best that could have been made.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-04

OF AMENDMENT OF CHAR
TER, DECREASING THE CAPITAL STOCK
AND CHANGING THE PAR VALUE OF
SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE ORINoCO STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
Wins Yankee Girl,

NEW YORK, Dec. barron Her.
man Won Wetter, a big handsome Rus
sian nobleman, ran down the gang
plank of the steamship Pennsylvania
and into the arms of Miss Louise Hurl-
burt yesterday. The moment he set
foot on American soil the young for
eigner ceased to be a baron. He will
become an American citizen. He will
give up title and country for the sake
of a fair haired New England girl.
He will wed Miss Louise, and although
he is wealthy, will practice his pro-
fession of a designing engineer in his
adopted land.
Miss Hurlbutt is the daughter Of DR..
A. M. Hurlbutt, a member Of one of
Connecticut's oldest families. she went
to Dresden three years ago, when but
II, to study art There she met Baron
Herman Won Wetter. They loved each
other at first sight.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01

in a pair Of side straps. The latter
extend below the drum and form Il
handle by which the apparatus may
be grasped. A shackle is attached to
the lower end Of the handle, and this
carries a belt which may be passed
around the body Of the escaping per-
son.
In use, with the grapple hooked over
the window casing and the belt
buckled around the body, the operator
seizes both the handle and brake lever
in his hand and lowers himself out Of
the window with an extra strap hook
ed at one end to the grapple. When
ready this strap is released, and the
tape is then let out under control Of
the brake bands-that Is, the down.
ward motion can be entirely arrested
or varied in speed by varying the grip
on the brake lever.-Scientific Ameri-
can.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
TOUCHED IN WRONG PLACE.

DES MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 1.-Gen-
crosby to an old tramp who called at
the home of Mrs. Frank Eusteds, to-
day cost the woman's husband just
$117 besides a coat which Eusted values
at SIS. When Eusted returned from
work his wife told how her heart had
been touched.
Touched! Thunderation!" shouted
the irate husband. Il am the one who
has been touched. l had $117 in one Of
the pockets Of that coat which had
put there for safe keeping" shouted
the angry man.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
Cycle Racing at Coney.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Today's cy-
Gle race meet on the Coney Island
Cycle path promises to be one Of the
most important racing events of that
character of the season in the east.
Many prominent amateurs from this
and other states are entered for the
various races and it is quite possible
that some amateur records will be
broken. The race meeting is held UNI,
der the auspices of the New York
state division of the Century Road club
Of America. There are fifty-six prizes
for the first fifty-six men who finish In
the races. A silver loving cup will be
awarded by the club having the great
st number of points.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
PORTABLE FIRE ESCAPE.
Small but Emcient and Always
Ready For Use.

In the accompanying engraving is
illustrated small but very efficient
fire escape which will be found useful
in hotels or may be kept in the home
ready for use in case Of emergency
No hotel is perfectly freproof, and a
travelling man is constantly exposed tC
the danger Of fire. For such person
this fire escape is particularly advan-
tageous because it occupies a mini
mum of space in the valise or trunk.
1t consists essentially of a roll Of
steel tape coiled on drum and hay
ing a grapple attachment to. the free
end, which may be hooked over the
window sill. The drum is completely
inclosed in a casing except for pair
Of hubs which project on opposite sides
and carry pair of brake bands at
tached to a brake lever. The drum is
mounted on shaft which has bearings
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
The Auto Eye.

DR.. Mirovitch Of the French acade-
my has been giving special attention
to the eyes Of automobiles and cy-
clists. He finds the curved position of
the sitter very prejudicial to the sight,
as it leads to organic notifications Of
the eyeball motor and troubles Of re-
fraction. Apart from the microbes Of
the dust met with, the constant pres
sure Of the air and wind caused by
rapid movement induces kaleidoscope
confusion, which ends sometimes In
momentary blindness and accounts fire.
Quently for accidents. Eye protectors.
he says, should be worm
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-01
Spat on Floor,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. l.
Thomas N. Ochiltree of Rushville, one
Of the best known men in the state.
was found dead in bed this morning.
Thursday he came here. and while
waiting for his car spat on the station
floor and was arrested and fined.
The occurrence bore heavily upon
him and he spoke of it frequently to
his friends, and seemed greatly morti-
fled over it. Yesterday he was great
ly depressed, and there is no doubt but
ne died of modification.
Mr. Ochiltree was Sc years Of age
and a cousin of Thomas Ochiltree Of
Texas.