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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-22
Santa Fe and Rock island.-Negoti.

santa re and ROCK IsIand.-NGSOla
tons are III progress between the
Santa Fe and the Rock Island systems
for The joint use of each others tracks
at 81. Louis. The Santa Fe wants to
obtain an entrance 10 St. Louis over
the Rock Islands tracks from Kansas
City. and offers that road in return the
use Of whatever tracks it may need for
its California service west Of Kansas
City and El Paso. The Rock Island
now uses the Southern Pacific west OF
FL Paso for its California service. but
may be able TO make more satisfac
tory arrangement with the Santa Fc
The negotiations are still pending.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-22

Change in Train Masters.-It is gen
orally believed in railroad circles that
F. W. Rosser. who has been train mas
ter of the Iowa division of the Rock
Island for some time past, will be
transferred TO the Illinois division of
the road. Mr. Rosser will succeed Mr.
Keiso. who has been trainmaster OF
the Illinois division for some time past.
Mr. Kelso is to be promoted and viii
succeed W. G. Beard as superintend-
ent of the terminals at Chicago. Mr.
Beard has secured a good position on
the construction work OF the Panama
canal and viii resign his position with
the Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-22

covered and the wheel is still ahead.
Mr.. Gordon is said 10 have found his
wheel fixed in the same manner once
before, and TO have turned the tables
on the parties who did the JOB by fix
ing the wheel in time 10 clean them
out Of $500 when they tried TO break
the bank the next day.
Manager Resigns.-N. r. Johnson,
who has been the manager of the Day-
export branch OF the National Biscuit
company for the last month, resigned
his position several days ago and left
for Chicago last evening. Mr.. Johnson
will have no connection with the bis
cult company. although he has been
with the company for Il years, having
come TO Davenport from Fort Worth,
Texas. His successor has not been
appointed. a. J. Sanders is acting man.
ager until the appointment is made.
O.
Seems Bad One.-The police think
they nave another bad criminal in the
person of Arthur Slater. who was ar
rested IN the west end by Officers
| FeerS and Denger. At the time the
/
! boy was arrested he was trying TO dis
pose OF watch. He was arrested on
suspicion, it being thought that he
| stole the watch. He was tried for
| yagrancy before Magistrate Finger and
was sentenced to 10 days. From arti
cles found on him it is known that he
has been in Omaha and Muscatine
EnEravinSs on one of the watches
taken from him showed that il had
come from the establishment Of a Mus
catlne jeweler. The police say il is
known that he pawned two precious
stones at Jones second hand store
in Rock Island and that he gave Al
employe in one of the down town res
taurants Of this city watch to pawn
for him. He is being held TO await de
! VelOEmentS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-22

Boy Breaks Arm Carl Miller .
ycar-u.d lad, whose home is at BIG
Third avenue. fell Sunday from his
pigeon house on top Of the barn TO the
ground. 20 feet below. and sustained Il
serious fracture Of the left arm he
tween the wrist and elbow. The acct
dent occurred between ) and 6 p. III.
Miller had climbed To the roof Of the
barn TO care for his pigeons. as was
his habit, and he stepped on loose
board, which caused his fall. The in
jury was bad one, as the broken
bones punctured the flesh OF the arm.
Gamblers Fined Ed Collins and
Tom Hayes. who gave their occupa-
tions as gamblers. paid fines Of SO and
costs each in police court yesterday.
They are two of the four men who
were arrested last Friday night in the
Coyle saloon on Second avenue when
the place was raided by officers. The
cases against Gus Nydcn and William
Coylc have not yet been disposed Of.
o
Injuries Ankie.-ASSistant PostmaT
ter NJ r. MetZgar met with a painful
accident Saturday night while return
ing home from work. which will prob
ably cause his confinement for several
days. He was walking along the stree
when i'm some manner he turned his
foot, spraining the ankle and breaking
one Of the ligaments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-22

Schmidt Vagged.-LOuis Schmidt, the
man who tried TO rent the Mccullough
building for Stenway x Sons, and who
secured s. from NJ. Stone on the
strength Of q bank book which he car
Iied. and who was found TO be wrong
in his dealings, was tried for vagrancy
before Magistrate Finger and was sent
70 Jail FOR 80 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-22

Loaded the Wheel.-The story is that
Charlie Gordon's roulette wheel had a
narrow escape from raid last Satur-
day. Someone broke into the place
and loaded il. with the evident inten-
tion of coming back and filing the role
Of the man who broke the bank al
Monte Carlo" But the fact was dis
The evening world., 1905-11-24
CHILD BURNED In
AMUSING THE BABY,
Little James Fedom Lighted
Matches and Set Clothes Afire
Injuries Fatal.

Flve.yoar-old James Fedom was left
IN charge OF his eighteen-months-old
sister in his parents apartments. at No
100 Smith street Brooklyn. to-day, while
his mother went to the market, The
baby began TO howl and to amuse u
little Jimmy began to burn matches
This pleased the infant and also af-
forded ioy to Jimmy until he set fire
to Ms clothing The boy fed screaming
frorA the house into the street, atire
from head to foot Policeman Max
sherry tore OF his coat and wrapped Il
around tho burning boy
After smotherlns the flames, the po-
liceman called an ambulance from the
Long Island College Hospital where
the child was taken, SO badly burned
that no hope Is held out for his re-
covery The fre did not spread In the
Tedom apartment. so that the baby girl
was not injured.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
NASHVILLE WINNERS.

NASHVILLE. Nov A--The races here
to-day resulted as follows,
FIRST RACE Five eighths Of a mile.
--Spendthrift Helen q to and OUT L,
IRosebor1i g 70 for place. 3 ID. ID. Flyn
|2 Tlme-i.o3 Nt
SECOND RACE--seven furicngs.--
George Perry g 10 and even) won:
Bishop Ysea q TO for place) 4, Mag.
nolla 3 fTime-i,D ~ =
THIRD RAcE-.Slx and half FUR
longs. Chief Hayes. to l and 4 TO {. 4:
Rusx, ) 10 8 ivr place, 3, isss,iisssii, .,
T!me-l.20 Is.
FOURTH RAcE-Sevcn furlongs =
yerandah (even and Z TO 81 /, Labor
i5 TO for place) ?, Llttle Boy .. Time,
i % ~.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
LATEST
NEWS OF
THE DAY
General Electric Stock.

II was announced to-day that the
amount Of new stock to be authorized
BY the General Electric Company q,
the special meeting OF stockholders to
be held Dec. s, viii be sli.6N.tco. This
Will make the total amount outstand.
ing t000O0000. The directors have rec
commended that approximately s6.0oo. .ool
OF this new stock 10 be Issued to stock
holders at par % the amount OF about
II - per con tot their present holdings.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
HARvARD's FINAL WORK.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass, Nov. A-A
launch ride In Marblehesd Bay, with a
visit to Bakers Island, occupied a part
OF the day for the Harvard football
squad. which Is quartered at the Gin
House here. The day was ideal. for the
water trip, and II was undertaken at
the suggestion OF Coach Reid and Dr.
Nichols, a member OF the Harvard
Athletic Committee
At Bakers Island the players saun-
tered through the woods for an hour or
two They returned In time for light
signal practice, which will be held dur
ing the afternoon.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
THANKSGIVING lIIAHEssGGIIVF ING TURKEYS FREE.
Al the Guarantee Clothing Com
pany's, Uptown, Corner I2Ttb
street and Third Avenue.

With every purchase amounting to ti2 or
,nore IN their mems or boys clothing bo,
shoa or furnishings department a free tr,
Eev will bo presented every day until wed
nss.ay. Nov, 20. Inclusive This entorprIs.
Inc Arm has bought thousands OF prims
turkeys from the order department Of The
wpll.known Richard webber TO give free
With every Si2 or more purchase 70 celebrate
saSs-the only store making this offer Is the
e-srantee Clothing Company, uptown cor-
nav i17th 81. and "a ay An early visit Is
syssssass OF this liberal cfler, You can make
scrr ourchase tomorrow or any other time
yeu vlsh until Wednesday night Nov. "a.
And theylwlll deliver your turkey any time
before II snkpgiyins. '.s W
The evening world., 1905-11-24
LATEST NEWS OF ALL SPORTS

the start, opened uP a gap OF half
a dozen lengths ami won breezing by
cight lengths from Arietta, who was
second all tlie why. Salt and Pepper
was third, three lengths away
zsaia Won Pulled Up.
FOURTH RAcE-sioo sdded; three.year.
oldsi mile and seventy yards: old course
STARTER. and Jockeys. WIT Fin. 81 sS'ufi p,
S sSEE s1EI. 'gs$a;ii S;I;:, 'o'Ssi~@ iis N 1ii;S
sisrt seSd Won esiiE. 'Tflms--i$ :
Sailor noy and Yecnan also ran
zeala went 10 the front sooin AFTER
the start ihte fourth and tincanncd
all the way. She finally won by a
scant length, but was being pulled up
at the end. Tommy waddell who took
second place at the end OF a half mile
was an easy second six lengths in front
OF D'Arkle.
Prince Frederick In a Drive.
od ETH II hASSs sssss sosss sss sSu.: Sg .'sss ss
poor Won driEfnx T1me--il5.
starers and iocksys. Wat. Fin &r. Pl
pp1ns. p rysisd;'h. Miller. ios ~ 9-s /:
Ben ' A.ddsr ssisi Dickson. :.. ios Z y Is
Cary. Curly Jim Midas Grsviiia. List
less. Jupiter also ran faI
Prnc eFredortck. Pen Hedder and
Rickey ran head and head 10 the stretch
when Ben He3der quit. Prince Freieg-
ick and Ric1tey then drew away and IN
drive Prince Frederick won by three
fo'rtths OF length. Hickey was six
lengths In front OF Ben Hedder
LoehInvsr Made the Running.
SIXTH RAcE-sloo added selling; two.
yea1-oids and upi ssyen furionga Columbia
couva
Betting
HDrUea. Jockeys. Wog Fin 81 n
Lodhinyar. Crimmins. ., !. 100 IN 10
Scotch Plume, Romanelli. .i0f q 10
Platoon. o Smith ,.....,.. e7 a SO
Axell Subtle, Collector essup, Merlineo and
Jetsam Also ran. ftH
Lochtnvar went TO the fnonh In the
last race soon after the start, made
all the running and won by 80 OF
length fncm Scotch Plume. who beat
Platoon head lAr N
The evening world., 1905-11-24

II was IN this way that Hughes probed
out of Mattison. who had been q most
elusive witness, the details OF George
waibridgs Perkinss receipt Of the
$4,000
O. Now. DO you know Of any moneys
Of aay description payable 10 the New
York Lie Insurance CSmpany which
bays been paid over to third parties
IN the manner In which this $4,000
went 70 Mr. Hamilton, or in any man
pert A. There probably have been
eases
Asks for Informant
O. Tell me what you know OF them7
"A WIN you tell me who your informer
N. Mr.. HughssY
q. I would like you 20 answer my
question, Mr.. Mattison7 A. What is
your question, Mt. HughesY
O. You said that you think there have
been such cases. and asked you 10 tell
me what you know OF them7 A. ! know
but ops case. have but one case IN
mind.
"a. What Is that7 A. A profit on a
sort Of loan THAI came to US and paid
10 third party. \
Q. To whom was II paidf A. Handed
% Mr. Perkins
Q. Mr.. George W, Penxins7 A. Yes,
CIR. W
a. what was the amount OF the proats'
A. About $4,000, think,
Q. what was IL a pront ont A
lean. Un
GA loan to whomf A. To Boston
arm. ! believe
q. what arm? A. IL there a Boston
6rm OF Kiddsr Peabody q COZ
O Who made the ioanf A. The New
York Life Insurance Company
@ Was Il loan made within the
lnst few yearsi A. 1904 WAX
Profits Came In Check
q. what was the amount Of the loan ?
A. About $4,000 n 3
10. And there was aboutSiooOo prontsf
A. There we're Y
O. How did they cons anf A. II came
by meek believe. q .
o No whose ordcr7 A. New York
nafe fnyurasce Company.
q what was done with the checki A..
fconfjnued on secand Page)
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Doposltors In a Frenzy.

LIMA, o.. NOV. A--rhe citizens OF
the town OF Mendon are IN q frsnxy or
excitement ao-day over the discovery
that the vaults Of the bank Of Mem
don. whdch at tho chose OF banking
hour1 hast night contained about yib.uuO.
had been kamperod with and could not
be opened. II is believed that the bank
has bsen rubbed, and experts have been
summoned from Toledo 10 open the
The evening world., 1905-11-24
YALE eleven AT
LIGHT PRACTICE
After This Football Team to
Play Harvard Tomorrow,
Goes Automobiling.

NEWTON Mass. Nov. 2l-coatrary
TO expectations the Yale football team
was given an hours signal practice
on the Athletdc Grounds at Cedar street,
Newton Center, to-day. Il had been
planned for the players to rest to-day.
but the beautiful weather and hign
spirits of the men led the coaches 10
give the eleven little light work.
II was rather warm for hard prac-
tlce and the team was put through the
signals for only an hour. They re
turned 10 their hotel about II O'clock,
been made 10 take them automobilhs.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
TWO DROWNED AND
5 HURT IN EFFORT
TO GREET FRIENDS.
Boat Puts Out Into the Hudson as
Steamer from Italy Comes Up and
Is Capsized- Thrilling Rescues
from Ship and Pier.

The arrival Of the Italian Line steamship ci Napc fairly
flowing italian attended by tragic in mid
this afternoon when rowbo containing
friends the overturned dumping
human In the swift--ishing tide. tl tN
made the drowning
capng the steamship from the
y two we're drowned
yel Hospital, with broken leg and injured internally
The evening world., 1905-11-24
JUDGES WILL
NOT OPEN THE
BALLOT BOXES
Amend and Giegerich
Send Lawyers to Ap-
peIlate Division.
CAN'T LISTEN TO THEM.
Both Declare They Are Too
Busy to Take Up Long
Arguments.
CAN'T LISTEN TO THEM

Real fightiDt In the courts--the FIRST
that has marked ,he contest between
william Randolph Hearst and Mayor
McClellan-was the feature to-day In
tic effort OF the Hearst faction, before
Supreme Court Justices Amend and
Glegelich 10 secure an order 10 open the
ballot boxes In Ave election districts in
which irregularities have been disclosed
by inspection OF the tally sheets and the
void and protested ballots.
Judge Alton B. Parker. personal
counsel for Mayor Mcclellan. previously
mild and acoulescent. became aggres-
sve, and succeeded In so delaying action
that the Appellate Division OF the su-
preme Court must designate positively
the Justice who shall hear arguments
on the ballot box opening motion.
Austen @. Fox, one OF the leaders
Of the Bar Of this city. specially an
gagged 70 fght for Mr.. Hearst. made the
assertion IN the course Of his argument
before Justice Amend that the sue
cess Of Mr.. Hearst In obtaining the
office OF Mayor would be distasteful to
him (Mr FoD and also TO the major.
lty Of Mr.. Hearst's counsel. s{
Justice Amend. after hearing srgr-
ments from Judge Parker and Mr. Fox,
promptly passed the buck" % to
speak. to Justice Gieserlch, who lmne.
diately and gracefully passed II along
to the Appellate Division.
Mr.. Fox's statement about his client
was not the only sensational feature
In the proceeding. Judge Parker ac-
cused the Hearst attorneys OF bad faith.
fist In Justice Amends court, and later
In Justice Giegerich's court. He prae-
tlcaily accused Mr.. Fox OF misrepresen-
tation. and the distinguished attorneys
stood up and talked at each other In
enlivenins fashion.
Mcclellan Desires the Truth.
III Justice Glegerich Is to hear this
srgument and others which will follow
along the same lines" declared Judge
Parker. "the counting Of void and pro-
tested ballots must STOP Why7 The
facts and circumstances indicate that
our opponents are wiling that Justice
Giegerich shall not hurry.
ION the night after the election the
paper edited by the relator in this pro-
ceeding proclaimed that great frauds
had been perpetraeed. This assertion
was repeated so often and so vigorous
ly that the people were aroused A.
meeting was held at which one Of coun-
sci for the relator--at least he was re-
ferred to as counsel In the published re-
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Hotel Guest Found Dead.

BOSTON, NOV. MA man who regis
tered at the Hotel Nottingham wsdnes-
day night az Harry ~. Broucher, OF
Ottawa. Quebec was fopnd dead to-day
by chambermaid. The medical ex-
aniner sal dthat the cause OF death was
an overdose OF laudanun.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Held as a Receiver.

Max stern, OF No. l1 Ludlow street,
was held In jefferson Market Court to-
day for the Grand Jury on charge Of
receiving stolen goods, BAH was hxei
AT 1850. Martin Horrmans OF No. 3l1
East Fifth street. an employees OF the
Whiting Manufacturing Company, has
confessed 20 stealing articles from the
Arm and selling Them 70 Stern.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
FINES ON JEWS ARE
ORDERED COLLECTED

WARSAW. Russian Poland. Nov a.
The Governor General has instructed
the Provincial Governors 70 Immediately
collect the hnss imposed on Jews for
evadins military service fl
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Bank In louisiana shut.

WASHINGTON. NOV. A.--The Comp.
trollsr Of tho Currency has been advised
that by order OF the Board OF Directors
the First National Bank OF Leosville,
Louisiana, has closed tts doors No
eanaa Ia assianed AK
The evening world., 1905-11-24

CRUSHED IN ST. REGIS ELEVATOR.

Lawrence Rogers, twenty.tow years old Of No. 2l3 Eas
foythrd street, was caught in an elevator at the Hotel 81
Regis this atsnon and 50 badly crushed that he had to b
taken to Flower Hospital
The evening world., 1905-11-24
French Embassy In Japan.

PARIS. NOV. H.JIt has been deiin-
ite,y decided that NJ. Radndre the
French Ambassador at Berne, shall
be tfansferrcd TO Toxic, thus raising
ene French Legation In japan to the
rank Of an Embassy.
The evening world., 1905-11-24
FAVOR|TES TAKE
BEAA|AGS PURSES
Talent Has a Field Day. Hot
Choices Winning in
Succession.
BENNlNGs RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE--MarJoran, (f2 to %
1, Monterey Il to 2 for pIsee) 2,
Freebooter 3.
SECOND RAcE--FioraIla (t7 to
to) I, Old Guard u to 10 for plsee)
2, Tribes HIN :.
THIRD RAcE-Nutoracker ~ to
io) I, Alretta 70 to y 2, salt and
Pepper 8
FOURTH RAcE--zeala 70 to io)
I, Tommy WsddeIl y to 10 for plaee)
2, D'Arkle 3
FIFTH RAcE-Prlnee Frederick
te to 81 I, Hickey 70 70 s for pIacs)
Q, Ben Holder 8.
SIXTH RAcE-Lochlnvar no to
y I, Scotch Plume % to for
plaos) 2. Platoon ..
The evening world., 1905-11-24
BlaCkmaIl Case Postponed.

Ths trial OF Foster Maynard and
Harry Harty the young Flushing men
accused Of trying 70 blackmail Malcolm
Littledohn, was postponed when called
to-day before County Judge Humphrey
IN Long Island City. W.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

That George Perkins vePresdent OF the LAG
Company and Perpon Morgan
Of $4,000 which belonged the Life
had negotiated in Boston and that Perpont
ANDY Hamilton 100000 profits which the New nfe
In Steel we're facts dragged out Of clerk Of the insurance
the Legislative Insurance Committees inquiry. f ~
Morgan the witness stand and tell
with Hamilton the "yelow dog handler fugitive and Perkins
unbare the probe OF Chief Examiner Charles
had to divert belonging the
Milton Mison dummy clerk who figured tho Early part
Of the life Investigation person witness
pernss and Mogans dealings to-day He said
the $4,000 Perkins At n he told
Perkins had with the Then recalled
that the yc Life Of
which Perkins the trustee and which used for wadns
v
The evening world., 1905-11-24
BYFRANiK W. THORPE.

fepsciaI to Tho Evening world.)
JENNINGS RACE TRACK. d. G..
Nov Alone Of the most interesting
cards OF the meeting was on offer at
Bennings this afternoon. giving PROM
!se Of some keen and interesting sport
The weather was stili on its good BE-
havior and the uscs was in psn1ect
condition.
MsJorsm Never Headed
FIRST RAcE-&4oo ADDED hixhwsDyht
handicap; two year-olds and upwafd; six
Hrlonssi colurabiA course.
| stamsr. and Jockeys. wet; FIN. str. n
.ssoI,r NSnlsrsg oEsi 1os.,...ils ,,,.,.iillss z g IA
Gent csntias. AN Bla. Coat Thistle DO and e i
Martin alao ran. ff
Marjorani raced TO ,he front at Che
start Of the first. made all the runndng
ana won IN a gallop BY six lengths f9m
Montere1, who was unier a hard drive
Ia beat Freesooter n Head for the place.
Blue Coal had speed hu' quit IN fas
last quarter FTTg1
iFiofaIla In last Jump
sEcokD RACE 500 eddsd. all aspsi
| one NILE: COLUMBIA cavise
sta.s.rs sad Jockeys. wet Fin str Pi
tioraiia. j. Janes.. ....a.iQl riTtw g
Is,.s ga egssa HIIi J. n'fssr'iI Johnson ..iI sHi6 !
Ftat sod Won driving TIme-i te 1-A
carnal Eyie Greene John y Ah~fn'
| thistle Heather and Congreas also ram
old Guard rushed to the front In tnc
second and set a hot pace, followed by
Congress and rhisile Heather, On the
turn Floraiia raced into second place
and IN the ktretch began to clote,
Floral could not get up until ule very
| last Jump, snatching Victory by Q
head. Tribee Hnl was third, thee
lengths away,
Nutoraoker Bresxed In. \
THIRD RACE 400 saasd psidsn 4. ,h4lss-
ionxsi Columbia coufsc
starters and ,esxsys wgt mn; 81 vi
Nutcrack.1 o Nell ..s..lW lsn-iV AZ
ssIi f' ana fss,ppes springer i;;;iiSo1 .io1 s u "a
Hlnfs 6oci Won tasiIy TiInkri ~ (-k
s1sssk. s 1sa's's ess ssSs' ssS e % .Is Es'ss:' sss
Saserseksr rasasd % ~ front 4
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Hardlnqe Foreign Secretary

\ LONDON, NOV, N--It wsa ollIclally
announced this evening that sir Thomas
Henry sand derson. permanent under Sec
retary Of the rcreirn once since 1904
retires carly next year, and that he
will be succeeded py Dir Charles Har-
dlnge. now British Ambassador 70 Rus
The evening world., 1905-11-24
CHARLIE CHI JOHNSON JOHNSON
LEFT 100000.

"charlle Johnson, the Brooklyn
sporting man and one time hacker Of
John l.. sullivan. who died few days
aeo. LEFT an estate valued At over i2oo'-
ooe His viii was fIled Tor probate to-
! iie leaves hIs widow the family resi-
dShce Al No. "a South Elliott place and
tel.uoe ln ossh, g hIs dsughisr Ann,e' NE
me inoome ~ 2SWo during her lite,
nmonr her children at her death, 70
hIs nepheus and nIeces soooQo, and %
hi. brother. Alexander. and his sister
Sara, $1,000 each, The residuary eehte
"a 70 be dlsldcd nmonE fhc brothers,
sIsiern ana widow q tht deqcascd'
The evening world., 1905-11-24
J.P. MORGAN PAID
N. Y. LIFE PROFITS
TO ANDY HAMILTON
George w. Perkins Also Must Explain
Why $4,000 in Profits on New
York Life Loan Was
Paid to Him.
Up to George w. Perkins.

Up to George W. Perkins:
Profit Of $4,000 s939Ooo loan made Boston finn by the
New York s check sent the insurance company and cash turned
over to G. Perkins with accounting the books Of the company
Up to j. Pierpont Morgans
Profits 10000 u Steel Syndicate belonging TO the New
York Life and paid by Morgan Co to Judge ANDY Hamilton
handler Of the New York lifes yellow Dog" fund
The evening world., 1905-11-24
10 Hurt in Trolley Crash

ROCHESTER,. n. r.. NOV. 24--rn an
accident this forenoon on the Rochester
Syracuse and Eastern trolley road,
near Palmyra. twenty workmen were
injured and II is probable that three
will die
The evening world., 1905-11-24

Via psnnlylyanIa haRfoad,. beeinnIng No.
.gs .,st,. 4 sis:s E:ilS:ss S:s iS Ec 3 S .syss
wssiInsi5h lisQ n PsHor cara ain
The evening world., 1905-11-24
RAGING
LATE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE.

FIFTH RAcE-BEAcoN LIGHT l-lNspEcToR GIRL g.
place. ADESS0.
SIXTH RACE SANCTION rs, aEvELLE s-5. place. Or
HART. i L..
~ 80
y fAAs 49, ,at tN H'N a.
The evening world., 1905-11-24

new rhl!sasIRh 'sxytsss, :.
W ;;'s''i ~ ::;;'': NJ q ';:s'E::s
The evening world., 1905-11-24

General change OF Time ON Penn
'-7 syivania Railroad,
on sunday November ~, Hcneral change
OF time iablts will Be made on The rtnnarl
yanla Rsalrpaf system. %
The evening world., 1905-11-24

the start coened W gap OF half
a. dozen lengths ami won breezing by
second all de why. ssN and Pepper
was third. three lengths away,
The evening world., 1905-11-24
Mcclellan Desires the Truth.

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