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The evening world., 1905-11-08
TEN DAYS IN TOMBS
FORDR. CT. MORGAN
Physician Who Gave a False
Certificate of Death
Also Fined $500.

Dr. George y, Morgln, OF No Il
West One Hundred and Thirty-ninth
street, was to-day sentenced TO serve
ten days IN the Tombs prison and pay
fine Of 500 after pleading guilty to
d charge Of attempting to cover the
ctuse of death Of Mamie Janett Thomo-
son, the poekskill Sundly-school
teacher who died In the DR. Gray
Blnn sanitarinm at No, lGi West
Forty-seventh street last July In sen-
lonclng the man Justice zcllcr, sitting
In Special Sessions denounced the
physician as guilty Of dastardly
crime through which murder might go
unsusuected
DR. Morgan was arrested for issulng a
false certlnca.c Of death giving slough
ing hbrOd umor-paralysls OF the heart
AS the cause Of Miss Thompson's death
The evening world., 1905-11-08
Mrs. Walker Declares Her
Father Was Not Unduly
Influenced.
HIS MIND WAS SOUND
Woman's Answer in Contest for
Millions Is Filed in Philadel.
: phia Cpart.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. S,-Mrs'
Anna Weightman Walker. sole legatee
under the will Of the late william
W. ~ man, the multl'milnonai'e
chemist. to-day filed an answer In the
Orphans Cour. b. the petition OF
Charles DInvilrers that the VIII be
set aside.
MIR. DInvillers is the guardian or
Martha Rogers Weightman, VINO Is
the daughter Of Mrs Jones-Wister by
the latters first husband Or, william
welghtman, jro son OF the testator'
Mp. WeigAtmans will devised his
entire estate, VALUED at s6OOoO,oOO. to
his only living child, Mrs Weight
man.Walker.
The petition Of MI DInvillIerS
charged that Mrs We'ghtman- walker
exercised undue Influence over her
fataher and that he was not Of testa-
mcntary capacity when the document
was executed Tho petition asks that
the estate be divided iatO three equal
parts. Mrs eighlmln-W Walker to recelV
one-thlrd and the remaining two.th.ras
to 60 to the heirs Of the testators de-
ceased sons,
II is also charged that another Will,
or co5inu lad been written by MI
Weightman making provision for the
other heirs, and that II was not pro-
durei In her answer MIS-. Weight
man-Walker says:
"On or about the first day Of August.
1896, the decedent did execute last
will and testament and so far as my
knowledge and information goes 1t -
the last will and testament Of the said
Nn.nm Neightman, and | have no
knoiyledge or Information @hateNer
and have never mad any knowledge or
as to any otler lnstru-
ment or pretended instrument affecting
or varying us tcrrs
81 aver most positively tNat on the
first day Of August 1895, ana when the
YII (which has been proven was exc
cute1 the decedent was Of sound, dis
posing mind. memory ana understand
Ing. and remained 50 to the day OF MS
dc1th. ,,.,,,,..-
Il further aver that the said william
WeiRItnan had made liberal provision
hy trust deed for his said grandchildren
10 the making Of said Will, and they
have long been In the enjoyment OF the
ear. %
she also denied having unduly iniiu-
enCcl her flther
The evening world., 1905-11-08
FATALLY CRUSHED
IN AN ELEVATOR
Steamship Clerk Started Car,
but Didn't Know How
to Run It.

Drasan Jagrovlc, employed as chief
clerk by Frank Zotti eco, bankers
and steamship agents, at No los Green
wlch street, met with aeserous acct
dent through his effort 10 run an ele'
vator In the building with waich he
was inexperienced this afternoon.
His right arm was broken IN three
places, MS back and breast badly
bruised, and internal injuries were sss-
tanned. from which the physicians Of
the Hudson street HuJpital say he may
die
Jagrovlc went TO the elevator on the
stcond hoor the regular man having
left the cage for lunch, The door was
shut and latched, but a passing clerk
says he saw Jagrovlc loosen the latch
with a lead pencil. A few seconds
later an agOnizng SCREAM vas neal.,
and those who ran to the unfortunate
man's aSs stance found HI b-iv
wedged tightly between the hoor Of
the building and the top Of the eleva-
tor cage,
i Is believed that Jagrovic wished to
\, end II business on the folr above.
orcnel the doo~ and Erasped the cable
which started the old-fashloned elevator
bclOre stepping inside, but leaning
through the door tCward the shafy.
The cage was started In the wrong a.
rectlon. John Bar1ich. the regular
elevator man, who had not left the
building, was arrested, but released
when the facts were made known at
the Church street police station.
The injured man resides with his wife
at No % West Eleventh street.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
An Appeal.
To Be air to Yourselto Learn by Test What Liquo
zone Means to You. The First Bottle Is Free

To YOU who are SICK and are waltIng-thlS appeal is
to you An appeal to be fair with yourself
Dontt think that the help which you need IS imposs-
be Please, for moment, lay your doubts aside. Send
us this coupon and see the good may bring you Let
US buy you bottle of Lquozone to try.
The test is free and if it succeeds think what it means
to you And do you suppose we would make this offer if
the results were not likely to be satisfactory.
Note what this product has done
Two years ago, Liquozone was known to but few.
Now more than n 100000 bottles have been used To-
day there are countless cured oneSScattered over half the
word--teDing what they owe to Liluozone
We ask you to do what they did. Let this product
itself prove its power Please try at our expense,
The evening world., 1905-11-08
Halted His Auto On the Bow
cry and His Motives Were
Misunderstood.
TWO HEELERS LAID LOW
Explanations Followed and Pugili,t
and "Florrie" Sullivan Shook
Hands Genially.

Down the Bowery yesterday after
noon, in big red tourist car, rode a
rather tall, brckdust-collred man, ex-
tensively freckled. He had two friends
with him,
Near Canal street several Tammany
persons were engaged In remodell!ng
the features OF stubborn citizen who
wouldn't agree to vote right. "Florrie' =
sullivan himself was standing by
The reddish gentleman In the touring
car haltel to watch the fight Becom-
ing more interested he got out Of the
auto to witness the proceedings close
up. As he allghted, showing his cap
back from his brow, 1t might have been
observed tina, he was slightly bald and
had very long legs and very short
jy like a shadow at sun-up.
Seeing him draw nigh the members
OF the Clan Sullivan misread his mo-
tive. Two OF them released their grip
upon the face OF the contrary citizen
and edged around to him.
"What the uaexuurga,ed somethin'
are youse doin' here! inquired one Of
them pleasantly, trying to hit the
stranger Ou the nose,
Bystanders say tnat the newcomer
th,reuuln resolved himself Into one QI
those spldery-lJUking East Indian idols
wllh eight arms He iubbed the man
who mad asked the question in tnioe
places at once. causing MIN t. sit down
with considerable violence, The Jtler
five arms meanwhile concerned them
selves with the second 0hap, who
thereupon felt constrained to turn a
back illJ.
"Flonie" had seen # all out Of the
tail Of his eve and he came gllloplnR
to DESTROY the olicious intcrl1UCr
The treckicd gentle.nln dian quail.
II almost seemed az II he were wclcOm-
ing Mr. Sulliyans approach.
At that moment one Of the clan rec
Oguzcd The stranger.
"Graat hiylnys, Ilrrrie" he gasped,
ITS Bob Fitzsmc MS
And sb II WAS MI SullIvan paused.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
What LiquoZone Is.

t.iquozoro Is t5nic-germicide, the
virtues Of which are derived from
sas alone. The formula is sent to
each user
Tho process Of mahins requires
large apparatus ana from TO IA
DAYS .ime. It is directed by chem
lists Of tho highest class. The object
is TO so Ak and combine the gases
as to carry their virtues into the sys-
tenn.
The gases employed are vltallzing,
and the product which results Is a
ionic. The gases ere gcrmicidal,
ana the product they create is
harmless rrrI,iclde. No alcohol,
no opif'es, no dangerous drlgs are
employed In II. Nothing whatever
but helpful gases, and the water used
TO absorb them.
The invention Of Liquozone meant
andlng a way 10 utilize gases In the
treatment Of grim diseases. And
The evening world., 1905-11-08
VETERAN ACTOR
LIE MOYNE IS BURIED.
Funeral Services Conducted by Rev,
Percy Grant at Church Cf
Ascension.

The funeral OF William ] lie Moyne,
the veteran actor was held to-day at
the Church OF the Ascension, Fifth ave
nue. and Tenth street About lO) per.
sous were presn but there was a
noticeable absence Of theatrical people
OF the twelve persons who were an
nounced 10 act as pall-bcarers, only
SIX were present They were Henry
Miller, Herbert Kelcey, Theodore Ham
iltln. Branlcr Matthews, W. Ii. Lip
plnCott and Frank WOrthng
The services were conducted by the
Rev. Percy ). Grant Music was rem
derrd hv the church choir
Mr. Grant In his romatfs made no
tffort TO eulogize the dead actor he
told Of his personal interest and affeo-
ton for thC deceased, unl how when
a boy he had seen many of grclt
actors Of that time but none had
moved him until he saw Mr., lie Movne
portray one Of those cringing charac-
ters Of mock humility IN a Dickens
play,
The intorment took place at Wood.
lawn,
The evening world., 1905-11-08
soc. Bottle Free .

II you need Liquozone, and have
never tried It, pic7sc send us this con-
pom We viii then mc'l YOU an o.
der on n local drugs, for o full-,,7,
Nott!e, and viii p y th, druggist orr
selves for IT, This IL cur fee gif..
made to convince you, TO let the
product Itself show you what Il can
do It's acceptance PLACES YOU under
no obligation whatever
Please don't argue, or doubt. or
hesitate. Don't miss the hcp ;n.'
millions have employed Learn a,
ou' expense what L'1uo2ono means to
you, then judge It's value by results
Please 'and this yonr1l to-day
L'quozcre ccsts 5Cc and ST.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
Save the Babies.

INFANT MORTALITY something fghtful We hardly realize that
OF all the children born In civilized countries, twenty-five
nearly onquarer die before they reach hrtyeven
cent? more than onehr before they fve ard oneh before
they hteenl
We do not hesitate that timely
majority Of these lives Neer do
these nnte deaths occasoncd by the narcotic preparations
Drops nctres and soothing sold for chdns complaints contain
or less opium morphine They in considerable quantities.
deadly pons quantity they upefy read circulation lead
congesons Sickness DEATH Cso exactly the but
you must that bears the signature Of Chas H. Fletcher
the blood to circulate properly the
pores Of the skin and slays fever ~ '/<oZ
Genuine Castoria always bears the signature ofeTZH Of
The evening world., 1905-11-08
CHICAGO LID WILL
NOT REMAIN "PUT"
tsnscial 70 The Evening worlaN

CHICAGO, Nov S-The controversy
between Mayor Dunno and cert, lln OF
his advisers has resulted In the resig-
nation Of Clarence s. Darrow as spe-
cal trac;!en counsel. II brough; into
the open stories bruited about tAat
the Mayor IL "disgusted with the Job,
and one friend Of the Executive said 1t
was no, Impossible that he would re-
sign himself before Christmas.
Ii Is known that Mr Dunno is IN
happy and feels that many OF his pllas
have come TO naugnt Darrow advised
that tine traction companies be given
permits to change their cable lines TO
irolleys. The Mayor opposed this. Dar-
row was against TIE mailing down OF
stay down.
The evening world., 1905-11-08

lie was arrested on the complaint Of
william n. Gilfoy Registrar Of Records
OF the Board %. Health, after the police
Nli luNts Iglt.d lUp story told by
man living near the Gray-Bllnn Sani-
tgrium
Idis man, returning hume at Midnight,
saw thrCo men carry a long wicker
basket from the sanitarlum and place
II w 4 waiting cab, The watcher nOtl
ned policeman Hugh who stopped the
cab and on investigating found the b1dy
of Miss Thompson IN the basket. An
invcs 0igatlon by Coroner Scholer DE-.
veloped the fact that the young woman
had died OF sepsis, following an unlaw-
ful operation. Dr Morgan was arres ed
the sanliarium are fugitIyes from ius-
tlOp.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
SERGT. BRENNAN DEAD.

sergt George Brennan, who has becn
In charge Of the Boiler squad at Police
Headquarters since last March, died at
his home, No 81 St. \ Elas avenue.
to-day from stomach trouble
He was appointed to the force Dec
81, 1870 was made a roundsman Fob
10. 1871. ani a sergeant June q, ISL
He reported sick last Saturday.
The evening world., 1905-11-08

MIR Eltzhmmons smiled, Mr. sullivan
smiled. Both gendemen shook hands
MIR llritzsimmDns, contemplating the
vrock OF the two who had approached
him, said Il must have been a mis-
take, Mr. Sullivan said rot uo men
ti1n IT,
Come again some day when We
amt so busy" ne said, as Mr. Fitzsim-
mons climbed back into his mach lne. ~,
"Blyme me eve, but YOU are busy +"
replied the former champion. pulling
the throttle wide open and moving
away, amid huzzas from the clan
This is part OF the romantic side n
the election which didn't come out
unti to-day,
The evening world., 1905-11-08
CROWD HELD FIRE ENGINES.
DlmcuIty In Gctting at Biasc on
Imperial Root

There was a Fro on the roof Of the
Hotel Impcrlal last niRht. me engines
we're called and had great dlfricdity In
getting through the immense crowds
that thronged Broadway.
The lire was exlingtilshcd with. no
lumage and little excitement save biAt
caused nv the ansines. which got
welged in the crowds and had 70 be
released by the police.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
HEARST s RIVAL
IS BURNED OUT.
Crowd Cheers as Flames
Sweep Through San Fran
cisco Chronicle Office.
fsnecinl % The Eyenlnk WORLDLY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S-A howl
ing mob OF several thousand persons
stood In front Of tho Chronicle build
ing at midnight and watched 1t burn,
expressing their gleo from time TO
time.
Let her burn" they cried, as the
iremen worked to save the building.
The FIRE started in The two upper
ficors and swept through the editorial
and composing rooms,
Because Of the election and the In
t.rest In the city over Hearst's con-
test in New York It was the busiest
night in the whole year for the forces
in oil OF the departments, II Is be-
lleYed that all OF the employees got
out In safety, but search OF the
building has not yet been made,
Michael De Young who owns the
Chronicle, Ia opposed to Hearst.
The evening world., 1905-11-08

millions know from experience some
thing Of what that discovery means
to humanity,
Kills Disease Germs.
Tho main value OF Liuuozone lies
In the fact that it Is deadly to gems,
yet harmless TO living tissues.
That II not true of common germi-
cldes, They arc p-isons when taken
Internally That Is why medicine has
proved so helpless In dealing with
germ diseases The usual germ-tlll-
Ing drugs cannot 10 taken In ei;c-
tive doses internally.
LlQuozone Is harmless, That fl,t
has been repeatedly proved by sell
tntifc to,;l. Not cnly harmless; It
Is good for you. Its effects IRE cy-
hilsrsting, vitalislas aad purifying.
IT'S benefit Il often apparent from the
very FIRST dose. Yet contact with
Licuogopo destroys every form Of dis
ease germ that has yet been dIscov-
cred.
Can you not see why this product
The evening world., 1905-11-08

In the past few years ores Of dis
eases have been traced to germ at
ta2ks. These include most Of our
minor Ills and most of our serious
sickness.
A few years ago all these diseases
were attributed to other causes, The
remedies made for them were based
on theories which have since been
abandoned, Is It any wonder that
tho.e old-tlme remedies 80 often
prove Ineffective?
Germ diseases call for Llquozone.
IN any such dlseas no matter how
tlflcut-we send to Ca.h user a guar
antee, permitting two mcnths' treat
ment az our financial rsE, II the re-
suits ere unsatisfactory the patients
own drugClst returns every penny
paid. We do this so that none who
need this help may find reason to go
without It,
We have sent out many thousands
Of these guarantees, yet less than Ave
in each thousand have l2en returned
for redemption. Can you not see that
a remedy - wonderfully effective in
general Is libo'y TO be effective with
vou1
The evening world., 1905-11-08
w here Il Applies.

These arc The diseases In which
Nouo7onc has been most widely cm-
ployed. In these diseases more than
any others II has earned its wide
reputation. Not all % these are
krown germ diseases, Authorities
differ on some Of them. Eut, accord
irg to our experience, these are the
diseases to which LiQuosonc best ap-
plies.
In each Of these diseases v, s"1p,yI
the first bottle free, Ard IN all-noI
matter how dlGicult-we o1er each
user q two months further test With
out the risk OF a penny.
Asthma Hay Fever Influenza
The evening world., 1905-11-08

bl3.d POISON l'N,T..-Gall stones
y Sr Troubles Nglrl. .auroIyla
rCughs--ColIs p,.g Julnsv
Consumption D1rua,fiI.1,
Contagious Diseases S.r1iuri- gtbncblfIs
,arrtl-rat.Th sam Dlge,s,s
Di sentCry- -Bllrrhoa Tu},srl ..It
Dyspc ,sia-Dlndruff TgElra- TInors
hcz' ma -ENslprls Throat T.1ublts
AlsJ most forms OF the iy.yNlng.
kiGncI Trubl,s Liver TroulIrs
Slondcl linnhl'7 Women nleaas
Fever inflammation or catcerh-lmsure OF
poisoned blOod-usuAly Indicate q X, .Ia Al
tack
IN hcrV US debility Lquozonc acts as a
ylal1er accomplishing femarkabIn results
The evening world., 1905-11-08
Germ Diseases.

may do what other remedies fail Il
acCOmnlish9
The evening world., 1905-11-08

Rear-Admlral Evans and his eight
ships arrived from Annapolis early to-
day, together with the f1ur armOred
cruisers under Rear-Admiral Brownson
The American ships anchored above
Seyenty-fourth street, and all ls hustle
ana hurry In an effort to get ready t.
receive t7e Admiral Prince tomorrow
The following vessels compose thC
American squadron Battlcshlps Maine
Missouri hentucky, Kearsarge, Al1.
tHna Illinois tn,sprhu#n|rg f.v.a ..
the eruiers West Virginia, pennsyl
vanla Colorado and Maryland, and ,nC
XouktOu
The evening world., 1905-11-08
PRINCE LOUIS ON HIS
WAY BACK TO NEW YORK.
Leading British Fleet on His Flag
ship, He Leaves Annapolis
Deliga. Led with Visit.

loPClhl 10 inc Evening NnIllD
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. S-The sec.
0nd British cruiser squadron com,
manded by Prince Louis OF Battenberg
weighed anchor shortly before o'clock
this morning and proceeded down the
Chesapeake Bay on ils way to New
York City, The six splendid cruisers Of
the fleet were In one line headed by
the Drake, the flagship.
The battle'hlp division OF the NortA
Atlantic fleet, commanded by Admiral
Robley y, Evans, eft yesterday morn.
ing at ! o'clock and the cruiser divi.
sion commanded by Admiral Willard II
Brownson, left at o'clock the same
morning IN order TO proceed TO New
York harbor and again welcome the
visiting feet
Prince Louis cannot say too much In
praise Of his reception at Annapolis
and Washington and the American
navy, Naval Academy and people Lib
era shore leave has been given the
enlisted men and their behavior has
been eXnmrf Iy Tsey ore lopdng
forward witt great pleasure 20 their
visit TO New Yo.k.
The evening world., 1905-11-08

millions know from experience some
thing Of what that discovery means
m hup,onity
The evening world., 1905-11-08
Surprised at Plurality,

A feeling Of surprise at the size OF
his plurality has likewise passessed
majority OF III" admirers Of Mr. Jerome
in the campalg1 that has Just closed;
They knew how Rool a hgnt ne had
fought as the candidlte Of the people,
and tney believed he would win, but
not IN the sweeping way he did.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-25
THE NEW FEDERAL LAW
REGARDING LEPROSARIUM

following bill passed both houses OF Congress its last
session and signed by the President:
To provide for the investigation OF leprosy with special
reference and OF lepers Hawaii
BE by the House of Representatives
the of America Congress assembled That when
the Hawaii shall cede the United States
suitable land mile
Mookai Hawaii there shall be estab-
hospital and laboratory OF the Public Health
of the United the study OF
and OF leprOsy
That OF the Treasury be- and he here
bv the erection such site OF suitable and
buildings the this not to
sum herein appropriated for such
That for the OF this the Surgeon-Ceneral
authorized such
ton afflicted with leposy be committed to his
legal authorization OF the Territory OF Hawaii not to
exceed under
under the jurisdiction OF the said
ea agent, until returned the authorities OF Tia
wall.
Sec T. the Surgeon-GeneraI of the Public Health and
Service of the United States is authorized to de
tail or appoint purposes OF these Investigations and treat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-25
THERAPION

medical officers acting pharmacists
and employees IS be for said purpose.
thousand dollars
by appropriated from the Treasury otherwise
appropriated for the of buildings and other
equipment fifty dollars much thereof
necessary ana pay employees
during fiscal year ending June rth hundred and
That the General OF the Public Health
Hospital Service SHALL subject approval
Treasury make and adopt regulations the
of the hospital laboratory
and OF all patients OF such hos
paL
That when any commissioned noncommsoned Of
OF the Public Health and Service is detailed
duty the leprosarium herein provided for he shall receive
addition paw allowances grade one-ha the
Il grade may provided for by the
Public Health and Mane-oPltal Service
With approval Secretary OF the Treasury
Approved March g. 1905
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-25
HALETWA.

The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu g ia
nous country resort, on the line of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern improvement and affords its
guests an opportunity to enjoy all
amusements golf. tennis. billiards,
fresh and salt water bathing, shoot
ing, fishing, riding ana driving. Tick
cts, including railway fare and one full
days room and board, are sold at the
Honolulu station and Trent Com
pany for $500. For departure of trains
consult time table.
On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, a
wo,hour tram, leaves at S:22 u. M;
returning, arrives l. Honolulu at 1910
p. m.