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New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
THIRTEEN IN THE BIBLE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Is not the Thirteen Club far behind the
times?
The best book In the world is the Bible. The best
word in that best book is the word charity or love
Its best definition IS in st. Pauls First Epistle to
the Corinthians.
In English Bibles il is in the thirteenth verse
OF the thirteenh chapter Of that epstle In a
few of the original manuscripts Is the thirteenth
word Of that hiTteeHth verse of the thirteenth
chapter.
Evidently thirteen club must have been IN ex-
istence hundreds OF years ago.
Al any rate no believer in the Bible need haix at
the of thirteen. l n X
Morristown, y. J.. Jan. I6 1865.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF ne STATE OE NEN

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the Grace of God. Free and Iudspendent-
To Alexander Lutz indtyiduaIIv and as
aiTnnistator OF the goods. chatels Of An
drew Lutz, deceased, Frederick TaeEer. udvfcua ami
administrator Of the goods chaels AMI creItrs
or Mary Taeger deceased Mary Hsuser Catherine Dblu
sue or her executors administrators egatees AMI nsxt
OF kin; Maria Obenauer. her executors
tors legatees and OF kin; the executors adnis-
traitors egatess and OF Sia Of
deceased. send greeting You and
cited and required personally BE- appear before our
surrogate OF the County OF New sure
Court oL said County held the County Iotse
N ire county or New York the Sd OF
is"2 az hal-paSt ten o'clock n the forenoon
day then ana there 70 attend Judicial settlement or
the account OF proceedings OF Adam Weber sole
tuSts under the last WIN and Stephen Lutz
deceased, and such OF = hereby As are
under the Of years required 10 ap-
pear py YOUR guardian n you one CT n you have
none TO appear and apply for be appointed
me event OF your neglect failure a guardian
WI De appointed BY the Surrogate represent
Tor yOu III the proceeding
In testimony whereof caused The seal OF the
Surrogates Court OF the said County ba
EeFtunto aftlNcd Witness. Hon. Trans r FttzEsrald
surrogate Of cur said County. County York
ne Sth Gay Of January. YEAR OF cur Lord Oae
thousand mine hundred ana tve
o., JAMES a DOSNELLT.
H. 81 Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY d p Ingraham & Co; to 152 129th-st s $50
II 18th 70x99 IL: three twostoFy dwg hs;
Strasbourger agt Joseph Bait al Srasbourgr w
Z & 5. attys L II Ward. ref: amt due. Sl2. l64 81
taxes. etc. $46l 26
BY Joseph Day lO9 Ill Bread ST. N . Front
6Ox23 6S23 eight story loft Office
bldg: A Goodwin agt Joseph Nussbaun; A L SQuiTes
atty; Pryor. ref: amt due S4s 2e5 80; etc
ST. 43: Sethst $50 II OF Central Park Wes5,
25x1O0 II; hvestory ten h: William Rankin agt Max
Schneider al; Quackenbush < a, atys E F Ayrsut
due, S26.5O4 IL. 12I WOTth-st about %
EIm-st 25x9a 3V25xO3 six lott bldg
i2l Mottst about 2uO n OF 8ay8rdst &NSs 2x2SX
S. i've story ten and three story ten on rear:
l6th-st OF 9th 25N6= 4N25S6O SheTus sale OF
all right title which Eva Corou had on June -.
1904. since L : Gosbel atty; NJ l. Eranger Sheriff
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

Penitentiary. Of Ontario. for attempting, along
with two confederates. 10 blow up the Welland
Canal. some five years ago ] sat on the bench for
a whole day at the courthouse at Welland during
the preliminary hearing OF this case before the
local magistrate ard OF opinion that there is
very striking likeness between the man Dullman, ss
] then saw him. and the portrait of Rosseau, as
given on the front page of last sundays Tribune
Fx-Police Magistrate of Ontario. Canada.
Brooklyn. Jan ls 1895.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

The above described premises Will be subject to
lease OF the store expiring June st 1905 The au
proxinate amount the assessments water
srss or other iers 70 allowed purchaser out OF hs
purchase money paid BY The Referee Is $4,000.
Dsted New York, December 18TH 1904.
HENRY ". SACK EFT Refer.
WILLIAM r PTIELAN ESQ Attorney f5e Plaintiff No
3O2F broadway, y Y.
JJ-NItJs PENDELTON WILSON Esq, Attorney for
Joseph Reicher. individually and admnistrator etc
HARRY EDWARDS. ESQ. Attorney for Louis ReicAsr.
Mary Reichsr and Caroline ReieheT
MessTs. BowERs : SANDS. Attorney for American
RENO 4 ELLINGTON. Esq.. Attorney for August
ReIcher
LOUIS HEFT. Esq. Attorney for @. Wallace Tfbhsts
trustee. and Louis Eefr
WASSERMAN & JACOBCS. Attorneys Jossuh
JOSEPH JACOBJS.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
Supplemental Citation.
rINEE PEOPLE OLE THE STATE OE NEW


So, York by the grace o. GOD free ana indsPendenTo
Sareh J. bietz. Mary Alice Boyer wife OF Robert J.
charlie L Dietz and Nellie T. pietz widow. heirs
it or Sli and sole egatees and devisees rndeV
i.ta ~ 80 = Diet deceased ard the sole Interested
n ms eslate who was Ot the heirs kin
It Le0ta Lietz cecesAed. send greeting: WAereas
Weiis o the Borough OF Manhattan. Cy @. York.
ns tateiN applied % the Cf
- New York, 60 have certain INSTRUMENT in Writing
bearing date April Soth relating 40 both real and
personal property duly proved
nent OF sail Lenl Le1ta bicJz
YORK deceased, Therefore you cited
20 appeor before the Surrogate of County of
YORK al his office in the County q York.
CAV o. &srcn, eae thousand nine hundred ard 1--WE
& past zen eoeN IN The forenoon Or that
mere 10 attend tne Probate a. Fhe said last ana
Ies.sulent And such q you aa hereby cited
under t1e age of twenty-o
?, your g"srJian = you have n you uoas.
% appear and apply for appointed or in the
event Of neglect failure guardian viii
appointed BY the Surrogate you
IN tts proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof We have Aesi ths
surrogafs.s court ~ the County q New
'~S - he hSfeaafo sfiNsd- Witness Hon
Frank. T. s1tzs egala. SlYroEate ~ our sai1
u 81 COUNTY 20 Nsv York. County. the l3th
Cav II January. ia he % cur LORD one
thcusa-d nine hundred aaa I've
JAMES A rONNELIsN,
.------ Clerk OF ehe SurFosate's Court.
o-4 PHILLIPS Attys tor Petitioner No lis Fulton
Ct Nansattaal. New York Cisz
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph p. Day. 161st-st. No $50, n s. 1901 z
OF Broadway 1S11x9sl1 four story brick dwelling
mouse action y West Trust co and another trustee
against I Butler X Z * ! attys,
Randolph Hurry, ref; amount due. S9.TI3 so; taxes
etc, Sl0s 80; Withdrawn. i6ist-st. 8
4 " Of Amsterdsm-ave. 1s11N9911 four story brick
dwelling house faction -: against same same
attys and ref amount due. s9,5ls so; taxes. etc.
BY Peter f. Meyer: sth-ave. No ISL " cor 52s-
ST. 26 5xiO0; nve brick tenement house: Jafnes
EVersrd against John Brannigan al: d NJ Neu-
berger. atty: Paris ref; SYnount due sss
taxes. &c $500; adjourned 10 February 2
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
REALTY NOTES.

Theodore B. Starr. the tenant, is said to be tho
buyer of No go Fifth-ave. running through to
No. !, ,126 Broadway. recently reported sold.
Russell Sage has brought suit against Lyman S.
Andrews and another person TO forecose mort
gage on the parcel 1sxlO011 feet. the north side
of hundred and d-seventeenthst 2S2 feet west
OF LenoX-ave
Pease & Gilman were the brokers in the sale OF
No. 479 Fffth-ave: q parcel 2SxlG0 feet, az the
a six story apartment house. recently sold by
George C. Boldt 10 the present seller.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
wApswoRrH.AvE. PLOT SOLD.

Bernard sSmyth & Sons have sold TO I. Lebowitz
for Alexander Walker and Frank F. Wise. the
southeast corner of Wadsworth- ave. and One-hun-
dred-and- ghty- -fourth-st 100 feet in Wadsworth-
ave. by so feet in One-hundred-and-eighty fourth
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
TWO WASHINGTON SQUARE DEALS.

William A. White & Sons have sold for Edith
Rogers GelIatly No. 73 Washington Square South,
244x1046 feet four story building. Also sold for
the person No. "A Washington Square South.
1Sx565 feet, three story building.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
Foreclosure Sales.
STPREME CoTR1- CorNTY on NFW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ York.-Frederick Reicher. plaintif. Joseph
Reicher, al defandants-In pursuance cf inter
Iocuory Judgment OF Partition and Sale bearing date the
day December. entered the once OF
the Clerk OF the County Of New York the untsrssns6
In judgment Will sell public
q Estate Number 16l
Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan, city CT New
York 2Sth day Of January. 1905 twelve o'clock
day, by D. PhCeuiX Ingralarn. Auctioneer
premises directed by said Judgment be sold and
therein described follows: All that certain piece
OF land building thereon erected situate
lying being Borough of Manhattan. City OF
New York. bounded described follows: Beginning
q a point the westerly OF Sixth Avenue. distant
twenty-five feet three inches northerly from ths
formed by the intersection Of the ncrtheEy side OF
Eleventh Street with the westerly side OF Sixth Avenue
and at or Immediately IN front OF party wall; running
thence westerly line parallel Eleventh
and in pert along centre of party sixty
thence northerly in lire parallel Sixth
eighteen feet thence eestsTly lire parallel with
Eleventh street ana in the Of certain
other party wal SIXTY feet 70 the westerly ns Of sixth
Avenue and thence southery westerly line CT
Sixth eighteen feet. 10 the place Of beginning
being premises known Street Number I53 Sixth
nue., Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
cEssLER RossEAU, THE pYNAmIrEe

To the Editor of The Tribune
~; see from a recent copy OF The Toronto
5iobe' ot Canada. that Rosseau IS suspected ss
being brother OF pullman. the FeniaD who ,,as
sentenced to imprisonment for life in the Kingston
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

1fsth-sJ, 40 II " of Seventt-ave. for two 6vA
story brick tenement houses - 6xsT IL NJ
SGnnsh owner Iao hagSsI t S5fhl,eet $50 oot
story brick hathouses AZ 6Xs7t1; and m
Friedman. owners Bernstein 3 Bernstein. arch
,oas isse,s - s,- r.: -; so Ooc
ment house and store. 45NsT0. r Kurzrok
owner HoFsnhurssr srraUe. architects. 20 eoo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
Real Estate.
Conservative Investments

A Guaranteed Mortgage on inn
proved real estate in the City of
New York cannot be exceIled
either in security or in net return.
1t is in the same class as Govern
ment and City Bonds and yields
better income.
Besides guaranteeing
payment the Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Co.
relieves the investor of all
trouble and responsibility
in connection with the
mortgage.
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co
Capital and Surplus
So, 1900
LAG Broadway, It's Remsen St,
New York. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Eailsy-av.. opposite os4th-nt three story hri.k
owners ana architects. Observation-Disclosures E
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
School Agencies.

Professors Teachers Tutors Governessss
20 colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs ~ J. YOUNG-FUITON. % Union souars
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
Real Estate WGnted.

WANTED. TO BUY OR LEASE old tenements: need Of
| w alterations. ITALIAN CONTRACTING co, 51I
Broome-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
NORTH CAROLINA
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square (l,122 B'waJ)s Brooklyn % Court 81
terms beginning TTisI lessons free
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
SurTOSQtes Notices.

SHTTOgGtes' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF H1A.
- Frank T. Fitzgerald. a SGrrogass og ms Cos-s -
New-YOzk. NoIlce IS hereby given TO all persons ~
York deceased. present The with fa----.~
thereof the suocsrlccr, his place % I%----s
business. No S5 Nassau street. ~ the city % Nss
Borough OF Manhattan o. or before ne lt- 1--shsl
THEODORE BAUMzIsrER. EEse1'''
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hus
Il Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate ot ire Ceaa9 =
New York. notice is hereby Given all psrsoas s.S
against Edward V. lambert late q ne -.
~ deceased. TO present the sane VIII
ms business. the o1ice ~ licaaraS Head = -
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. IN the Ci-J ?. -
York. On before the Sist day VI March rex~ -.
Datsd New York. the 18TH day OF september lsV~
SAMUEL ". LAIBE,l{r. -.
MARTHA w LAMBERT. ExecaN->
ALEXANDER LAMBERT a
RICHARDS s. hEALD. Attorneys for s-Ne---7-
Broadway. Borough q Manhattan. City q. Ne" =
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF so-s
Franz 7, Fitzssra,d SurIogass q ne So---srraz
New York Notice is hereby Siven % ST pels D.
against EEur-a T. Crocsr. late 90 has9l,s
county o. Bergen and STATE 80 NeN JERSEY - 81
scrbars. their place q transactins cnsass@
Broad street (tooua lSo1l. IN the Borough o- "a
Ia The City % New NorS. On o. before ne -s-
pased New YORK the I6th say OF september. ise~
GEORGE CR0CkE& - ,.-.sfsrs
ALE.N ANDER H. &UrsfEEtClR -~'--
ALICE n RUTHERFORD. -.satosx
HAWKINS . pELAFtELD. Attorneys ie'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
Seaside House.
NEw-JERsEY.

ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
On ere front; every comfort inclC5iaS VAR
baths. elevators. gOH. F. P. COOK son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03
CHI A PIER l.
Lord Armcliffe Causes q Dispute

his shoulder laid the rod on the grass and produced
pipe and tobacco pouch. The mere thought of a
smoke pleasing that he found himself in
dulgng in the concet that the trespass- forbiddng
ogre might be amenable to polite request for per-
mission to fish the protected waters
Having lit his pipe, he disjointed the rod, and
had turned to walk back to the village of Arncfe
and its comfortable inn, when a slight shrek,
either of fear or excitement, broke the magic
silence of the place. The unwonted sound appeared
to come from the midst of the dense plantation.
1t betokened a woman in Distress and this young
not of hesitating temperament under such
conditions. Without waiting for any further cry, he
vauted over some stout rails that closed gap in
the hedge and quickly through the trees, with
eyes and ears intent.
The soft carpet provided by generations of
fir spines rendered his passage almost noiseless.
Once within the cathedral aisle of the straight
trunks, he could considerable distance. Moth
ing visible in the wood except the white tails
of several scuttling rabbits and the golden-brown
plumage of alarmed pheasant Hence he
concluded that the must have come from
the denser foliage that shrouded the banks of
the little river He hurried in that direction,
discovering that the plantation narrowed during
its descent of the steep sides of the valley
vista of rolling park-land, studded with solitary
oaks, clumps of elms and groups of shorthorn
cattle gradually unfolded itself
And now in the angle formed by the frs and
the stream, he discerned big straw hat covering
a muslin dress. The wearer of these feminine
accessories seemed to be greatly interested in
thrilling incident that enacting itself in
the water. An open sunshade, thrown aside
heedlessly and a book lying the grass
fallen tree indicated that the woman had been
reading when her solitude was rudely disturbed.
Lester climbing another fence, thought it best
not to add to her alarm, whatever the cause, by
appearing unexpectedly, he shouted: Don't
be frightened! Can l help your"
His first impression of the face suddenly turned
toward him that Nature, playing a trick
the staid North of England, had transported to
that secluded spot living embodiment of one of
those charming Frenchwomen of the Versailles
court whom Greuze loved to depict. There
glimpse of Titan red hair framing oval face,
hint of coral lips flash of eyes of myosotis blue.
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But instantly the vision was withdrawn
.e and sweet voice walled:
VeS ooh, it is too late!"
Lester enough to witness
the final act of a tragedy.
A full-grown dog otter making off with his
prize, a superb trout that could be none other
than the poacher's 'big 't1n,' as it was highly
impossible that stream that usually yielded fish
averaging six in weight would harbor two
such monsters in one short reach. The sleek thief
vanished silently and the girl turned tear-dimmed
ewes to the newcomer.
How horrid!" she cried Il was sitting here
in absolute quiet when l heard a rush and a splash
and that nasty otter spring after the fish. Poor
thingl it tried to escape; but he turned
large stones quite easily and caught it
"If there otter hounds in the neighbour
hood, the keepers should trap shoot the brutes.
They are perfect pests in well-stocked river"
said Lester.
But Lord Arnclife will not permit anything
the estate to be killed.
6 He ought to be told that by encouraging offers,
weases, stoats and other destructive creatures he
is sanctioning wholesale murder, though indeed it
is we'll not to push the theory too far seeing that
lex taIionis is the law of nature
at may be; nevertheless l dislike such dem
onstrations 1t has ruined my afternoon, and am
sorry for the poor fish, Just imagine its feelings
when it was bounced on by fierce beast with
sharp teeth and wicked eyesl'
Then the young woman became conscious that
she speaking thus impulsively to a stranger
Moreover, a squirm inside the creaking panier
revealed that the difference between man and otter
when equally intent the capture of trout, would
demand careful definition. Quick to interpret and
anxious to remove the cause OF her sudden en-
barrassment, Lester bent to the book and
paraso Being observant person, he noted that
the volume presentation copy of ire
proachabe French novel, rarity in itself but also
being a man of candid humor, he protested against
the girls generic description of the angling tribe.
"My want of skill alone saved the victim
from earlier disaster" he said pleasantly. More
over, l him deliberately cut off May-f1y'
in its prime, my sympathy rests chiefly with
you who were so disagreeably disturbed in this
Already"
He was endowed with what his friends described
as reassuring smile. 1t the goodwill of
men, the confidence of women, and its present
effect was to restore Miss Edith Holt to her normal
mood of cheerful audacity. She glanced at his
fishing equipment.
You must not be caught poaching here" she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03

A ;;S s:s Nearly had hi" tia; 10
Perhaps the staid "March Brown at
the end of the cast had Topped too heavily into the
clear water. The whole bunch of flies might have
fallen trife short Or it possible that the
shadow of the line as it sped sunlit space
had flashed warning to wary eyes. Whatever the
explanation, the fact remained that the huge trout
feeding lazily at the head of the shadows, where
George Lester, himself unseen, discovered it few
seconds earlier, had darted silently upstream,
leaving a tempting array of "March Browns
BLACK Gnats" and even a glittering Greenman's
Glory, to float back in tangle toward its wouldbe
captor.
Although certain spasmodic wrgglings in the
panier revealed that here fisher of skill it will
be obvious to the sympathetic soul that the escaped
1eviathan the trout of trouts, the two-pound
monarch of the beck the "wonder' of whose
existence rheumatic poacher had limited over
night during beer-engendered condolences in the
sanded bar of the Fsherman's Rest. Was it not
at this precise spot that the man in a rabbt-skin
cap had warned his acquaintance to keep
eye open for t. big 'un"? Had not the speclled
beauty not only rewarded expectancy but, if
in conscious disdain of mans craft, cured its plump
body into the sunlight to gobble "May-fy' which
heedessy crossed its track toward the black depths
beneath the hazels and the willows? Scoffers-
those to whom fish is mere item a menu
might doubt the cogency of this reasoning. Not
this fisherman, any other brother of the
rod
Lester recovered his flies and whipped his line
clear The wide-spreading pastures had narrowed
Whereabouts into lovely dingle, and the sylvan
mysteries of the rivulet were choked by belt of
solemn frs. Grufly insistent, where fences both
sides into the willows, notice-board:
''Trespassers will be prosecuted-BY ORDER" He
laughed.
IAN educated fish, evidently" he murmured.
Here endeth the common right Some bloated
Colliery magnate probably owns the neighboring
property and that fish. What is the fine wonder?
Forty shings and costs? I'll pay so much cheer
fully. But the local paper will publish the fell
details. By Jove, what change a month plus
a ma-steamer make! Wish I had this coal
merchant thigh-deep in the Bant swamp. He
would give me the free run of his preserves for
life to get him out
Consoled by the imaginary spectacle of pie
thoric person in frock-coat and silk hat strug-
Cling through the hnterand of Ashanti, George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03

A H" said the fisherman, defeated yet
II eager, q nearly had him that
timei"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03

But instantly the vision was withdrawn
and sweet voice walled:
ooh, it is too 1ate!"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-20
S. P. C. C. WORK
Mr.. Edward A. Ransom, Jr.
Tells What Has Been
Done to Rescue Infancy
From a Career of Misery
and Crime

Mr.. Edward A. Ransom, Jr., Secretary
of the Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Children, delivered an interesting
lecture yesterday afternoon at the Jer-
sey City Club Theatre. The lecture was
under the auspices of the Town Improve
ment Department of the Woman's Club,
of which Mrs. Frederick A. Hoar is
chairman. The audience vas large and
while the majority of those present were
ladies, there was a sufficient number of
men to show that masculine interest in
the other half of society is not want
ing.
Mrs. Hoar made a short address ex-
planning the aims of the department she
heads and showing why it was interest
ed in the objects of the society repre-
sented by Mr.eRansom, whom she then
introduced.
Mr.. Ransom's lecture began with a
history of his society and the conditions
which made it necessary. 1t then psed
to examples of the work done and closed
with STATISTICS and an appeal for that
monetary aid without which the rescue
of children from horrible surroundings
which condemn them to crime, cannot
be accomplished. Mr.. Ransom's lecture
carried conviction with it, Nobody who
heard him could doubt the necessity of
just such society as he and his asso-
ciates have formed.
Not the least interesting portions of
Yesterdays lecture were the stereopticon
illustrations. They gave the stamp of
reality to what might otherwise have
seemed overdrawn or imaginative. Pic
lures of the late Mrs. Hudspeth Benson.
the. pioneer in this philanthropic field,
of Mrs. G. B. Alexander, of Miss Day,
of Judge Higgins, of Richard Stevens
and of the late John Hewitt and of Rob-
ert Flemming, were received with the
applause their good works deserved To
all these workers Mr.. Ransom gave gen.
erous tributes
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-10-20
VICTIM OF A MAIL WAGON.

On file at Police Headquarters last
night was found the following item:
Robert Davidson. twenty-five years
old, Of No. 40 Horatio street, New.
York, while coming off the ferryboat st.
Louis at the foot of Exchange Place, at
4.45 p NJ, was knocked down by mail
wagon No. 133 He was. injured inter-
nally. He was taken to the City. Hos
pitaL where he died at 9.15 P. NJ
This means the death of one in the
prime of his manhood His manner of
death cannot but interest the many thou
sands who have occasion daily to cross
the various ferries to reach New York
and return. Every one who has occa-
sion to cross the ferry knows that h or
she has to look ont for the horses and
trucks that come running out of the
wagon ways up the bridges of the ferry
slips. The men on the trucks, wagons,
automobiles, etc, are as anxious to make
time as the foot passengers. In fact.
in many instances they are more entitled
to do so But there are reckless drivers
who don't care snap of the finger
whether they run over man, woman or
child. III their efforts to reach their desS
tinations on time and in the opinion Of
the travelling public they should be se-
yerely treated