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Thursday Bargain in
 Writing Paper.
Easter Neckwear, for Women

Entire new line of stocks, top collars, col lar and cuff sets, all washable, new shapes, cs pecially for this Thursday before Easter sale Worth 25c.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
ADVERTISEMENT

s., r f Proposals for building and fixing iI place all complete Book Stacks, etc, iI
 the New Haven Free Public Library Building.
 Office of T.. W. Robinson, Architect, 321 Exchange Building. New Haven, Conn, April 19 1905. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until three o'clock D. m, on Saturday, April 29th, 1905, for buildig
 and fixing in place all complete Book
 Stacks in the Free Public Library
 Building, and sundry other work. Bids must include the work Of all trades, as described in the specifca-
 tions.
 Bids for each trade separately will not be received. Drawings and specifications may be seen at the office of L. w. Robinson, architect, 321 Exchange Building, New
 Haven, Conn, from a. m. to D. m. daily.
 The rights to reject any and all bids
 or waive any defects in same is re-
 served is it be. deemed to the interest of tie City to do so.
 By order Of the Board of Directors,
 Free Public Libray, ago St cod
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DEATHS.
2 MINIATURE ALMANAC.

APRIL 20. s...-- Rises 5:0S Moon Rises H'h Water s Sets 6:S9 S:o6 11:SS a. m.
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WANTED,

s1MEEMAN,s MEALA RELIABLE EMPLOY sed sSshed go years. Largest. best fn fhe Ssa.e. Best male and female hein fos SIy ana all kinds of work Sent arfy. Mnere. Open evenings. Tel 2a22
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Wonen's Suits and Skirts.
Here is a Chance for
 Spring Dimities and ...1 Printed SWisses

Every piece, every design, every coloring will appeal to you The trouble will be to de- eide which you want. They sell at Isc. usually, but Thursday is to be a big day here, and all departments want representation Hence the price
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AVOID CONTAGI0N
 AND INFECTION

Disinfect Freely with Platt's ChIorides.
 Contagious and infectious diseases are prevalent. The use of 8 reliable disinfectant protects the household.
 Dusty or damp corners and cracks hooks behind plumbing and all spots that can't be reached by the scrubbing brush, should be freely sprinkled with a mixture of one CD part Platt's Chlor- ides and ten Q0) parts of water. This dilution costs less than 5 cents a quart. Use it freely in the waste pipes, sinks and closets and do not neglect a liberal sprinkling in the cellar. To remove ob- jectionable odors where sprinkling is inadvisable, a cloth, wrung out of the dilution, mentioned, should be placed over or near the article A little extra care just now may prevent much sick ness and expense. Platt's Chlorides is an odorless, colorless liquid which in- stantly destroys foul odors and disease breeding matter. It has been freely submitted to physicians, sanitarians and boards of health for 25 years, and over 26,000 written endorsements have been received from them It is sold everywhere in full quarts bottles, and is prepared only by Henry B. Platt, New York. ~''r=' 4
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Arguments in Bullock Case End.

Bridgeport; Ct., April 19.-Arguments on the appeal in the suit of Isabella V. Smaller against the Rev. Charles S. Bullock, were finished to-day before the supreme court of errors. A large number of attorneys interested in the arguments attended.
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PROPOSAL FOR COAL.

Headduarters Departnent of Police Ser-
 vice, Room No. i, Pelice Building.
 New Haven, Conn. April 19, 1905
 Sealed bids yill be received by the Committee on Supplies of the Depart ment of Police Service up to 2o'clock p. n1., April 29, 1905, for furnishing the City of New Haven with.-
 Two hundred {200) gross tons or less of the best Lehigh Coal lEgg) deliver- cd and put in, in quantities at the sey- eral police buildings in the city The above proposals must be address, ed to the Conmittee on Supplies of the Department of Police Service, endorsed Bids for CoaI,' on the envelope, and must be accompanied with q certified check for five (5) per cent of the full amount of the bid, payable to Jonathan N Rowe, Controller
 The Committee on Supplies reserves the right to either accept or reject all bids. JOSEPH c. KELLY, JAMES F. MANNING, Committee on Supplies.
 :. :. FRANK A. soUTHwoRTH. a2O 5t Clerk.
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Women's Union Suits, at 5(
'Women's Vests.

John Gallagher, an elderly property owner of Pearl street, has been sent to 8 sanitarium for treatment for al- legged insanity. His estate is said to be worth some $20,000. ,.. ,.
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THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,

THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
 District of Conn.
 WHEREAS, on the 18th day of April, 1905, Charles, R. Gardner filed his libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut against the schooner T. H. Odiorne, her boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a cause of seaman's wages, Civil and Maritime,
 AND WHEREAS, by virtue of pro- cess in due form of law, to me directed, returnable on the 26th day of April, 1905, I have seized and taken the said schooner F. H. Odiorne, and have her in my custody; 4
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a District Court will be held in the Unit ed States Court Room, in the City of New Haven, on the 26th day of April 1905, for the trial of said premises, and the owner or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any interest are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, to show cause, if any they have, why a final de- cree should not pass as prayed. EDWIN 5. BISHOP. /. By WILLIAM L. PARMELEE, J. D. DEwELL. JR., -, Proctor for Libellant.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS.
Custom House Building,

- CuSlUm IiUuSHu BUIIuInS, .4-
 New Haven, Conn. April r, 1905. : SEALED PROPOSALS will be reoeiv- D ed at this building until 2 o'clock nishing fuel, lights, water, ice, niscel- laneous supplies, washing towels, haul ing ashes, and sprinkling streets for this building, during the Iiscal year ending June 30, 1906, or such portion of the year as may be deemed advis- able. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved by the Treasury De- pertinent.
 J. RICE WINcEIELI.. ais-2teod Custodian.
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At SAC yard.
Dress Goods Special.

Fifteen pieces of stylish wool mixtures, some check effects, all bang up good colors, and sell easily at higher price, but we want 10 have a crowd on Thursday. Hence the low price t.. #,..&. N.
 ...@ At o4c yard.
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Take One of Dr. Agnews Liver Pills after dinner. It will promote digestion and overcome any. evil effects of too hearty eating. Safe, prompt, active, painless and pleasant. This effective little pill is supplanting all the old school nauseots purgatives. 40 doses, 10, cents.--7. ! / < a5.. t*.*f F. e:s'%
 Sold by w.. H. Hull and Gillespie & Co. 1s' z" Y ". l.1 sE,.s2
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Death of Joshua Baldwin.

Joshua Baldwin, of Derby avenue died last evening at $40 at the New Haven pospital of pneumonia. He was brought to the hospital at six o'clock critically i'll with the, nlalady. His wife, who is also quite ill with the same disease, was brought to the hospital al the same time. Besides wife he leaves a daughter, the wife of Fred Ives, of 49S Oak street.
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At 70c each.
White Petticoats.

No woman ever has too many white petit coats for summer. A makers overproduction affords you this opportunity of supplying your wardrobe literally at very small price Made of fine muslin with can,bric rnf1es, trimmed with wide lace and embroidery, worth $aoo in the ordinary way. Thursday s e..s.. At S!.I0 each.
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An Unusual Opportunity

HOTELS,
 BOARDING HOUSES,
 SCHOOLS. OR LIVERY STABLES to purchase at greatly reduced prices
 LIGHT STAGES, seating from six to ten passengers. car be seen at 56 East s3th St., N. Y. City.
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A Furry in Silk Petticoats, at Sy. .CO each.

Black and colors. If the manufacturer had had their own way, these handsome Silk Pet ticoats would have sold at much higher price.
 mot less than $6.5o. We had onr way, with the result that you can make pretty saving of. SI.5o on Thursday on excellent petticoats, handsomely made '* >" se-AS@
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At 64c yard. va: [ {.
Black Dress Goods.

This department not to be outdone with bargains offers six or eight pieces of black
 canvas cloths, etamires and mistrals, that have
 sold at SI.25 to $2.oo. Will be closed out at ~~ At 67c yard.
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FIVE DOLLARS REW.ARD.

LQST-A small yellow female Boston < Bull dog. Has long erect ears, and a long tail. Has a leather collar. Ans
 Wers to name of Delly. Was enticed
 rom East Haven and abandoned in
 Branford on the 16th inst. Tha shova reward will be paid to anyone return
 ing the said dog to John A. Hall, Main Street, East Haven. a1s-sfYs
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At $500 each.
Black Sateen Petticoats.

N VERY GOOD VALUE. An excellent
 quality of black sateen, carefully made only
 five dozen of them We could not replace
 them to sell for less than SI.5o Thursday we. offer them .t-:.- s Ss@nss
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saamts.

One eent word for each insers,o,. ave cents a word for . fall week, .ev-s tineM
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uPHoLs STEERING

ORDERS left at No Waverlyi Street. Tor Te-upholstering in first~class seyie. py. a skilled workman, will re- prices. s1oa too
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mAInynYAMr

MARY ]. WRIGHT. M. D, and Clair the best known clairyoyant IS nt tns hs state; 27 years in New Haven. Her promotions on health, business, ao-
 ciab never fail Doctor treats ali dis-
 sasss; Gonsultation s1.00. Hours 2 to
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MAssAGr

Miss B;yn,a9s mMEkE, graduate c. T. S, as7
 est methods. best results n 1'al1 aI, < si Drainchss of massage. electric. mar
 netic. Face and neck wrinkles reInn1- 1
 eS n six treatments. Falling hair SSnScksG Sns ana color restored. Houra
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FOR Milfor, Conn. on trolley i,. - IF general housework in fan,ilvs ~ o,
 sIs; Modern house Call af s5 1.naiiey Ave, on Thursdav. aan '.
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WANTEn.
WANTED

EXPERIENCED 9d. scorer and paper cnt-
 Roy EDDY 70 Strouae. Adler e Co.
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Foulard Silks, at 44c yard.

A bright new assortment of the beautiful FOULARD SILKS, in India and satin, all the neat effects, so much in demand, and all the popular grounds are represented. This is special offer and can be obtained on Thurs day only. Undoubtedly the best value we have offered in years. 8sss
 At Ilr ns.d
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TOR SALE.

IN CHESHIRE, house, 12 rooms. narn
 acres, great variety fruit, 200 feet Iron, rom New Haven trolley, quarter nett, 9l Clark street. ai7.7tn
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WAsTED
NNANTEn.

Tst cIass tailors and alteration h,na.
 Aamoerts. S54 Chapel Street. as01Tn
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Louisinne Silks, at 44c yard.

Five pieces of plain colored Louisinie silks Colors are light blue, navy, cream, brown and red, very popular for waists and suits, are washable and very serviceable. Just for Thursday this 6o C. value.
 s..-,. .t. AtAAc ward.
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Patent steve Brick ars cneap.St.

F0R SALE-1.0 900 set patent Stove BricS-
 Every set warranted one year. Ordsra
 received 7e3 STATE STREfrT.
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White Mohair, with small dots.

One of the prettiest fabrics for summer gown--serviceable, cool and comfortable very desirable. Usual price is ooc.-Thurs- day ~ @,
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At l21sc yard.
Cotton Dress VoiIes.

This pretty cotton wash fabric, looking like wool mixtures, in pretty browns, greys, ecrues, pinks, blues etc. Worth I2Hc. One case for Thursday r.,
 At 7c ward
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WANTED.

SomPIETENT 1.sEI. girl for general bouss- soN w9T6 9. Sss Edgewood Avenue. se-
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MORTsgARY CHAPEx.

Messrs. LEWIS & MAYcocK beg leave 10 announce that they have added to their undertaking establishment conlmodious rnortuary chapel having seating capacity of one hundred and fifty, and fully equipped with every convenience for funeral pur- poses This chapel is freely rendered to those who, because of insufficient space at their residences, or for other reasons are in need of place where funeral services may be conducted in quiet manner, and, fl desired, perfect seciusion. a
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WANTED.
MANUEL

IF z, BfuY-Two family house. modern
 n 11aiprrSvements: re Good location. w [. "! S0uIler OElce. a1S-1fn
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N1tsreI1 I1amen,1s.
R. B. MArY.Ouv

R. B. MALLORY AuCTiONEER and Appraiser. 112s Cbsr~s @ rs. aoasenoid sales q speciality. SaIeE
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Pre- Easter Savings
 at this Thursday Sale

Exceptionally brilliant shopping opportunities all the It's the harvest time for the energetic shopping public seeking choice bargains Nothing but visit the impress with the nature ands scope of this big THURSDAY BARGAIN SALE
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f1hhpgSlENcED hi,saa FIN carriage body and al Body Co. snri1gs,a s.srsi is5pringfield Met
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Patent Stove Brick are cheapest.
Lawn Mower

grinding 9 Speciality. Also Horse rsIin-
 per; Called for and delivered. In1rne- giate Sl attention to postal 1S1 St IoTn St.. AtWater Block. JAS. BARNACI.Es I.fss
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WANTED.

WANTED.
 Eld Street Mor zl
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Dress Ginghams, t at 5c yard, worth Sc.

Another case of a5oo yards for Thursdays lively selling. The prettiest styles you ever sawpink stripes, blue stripes, some checks and pladS--WOrth Sc. tsy& .' ..s<,s53 y=s At Sc yard
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ALI good help should cali here Wa
 supply all the best places and alxzavs iieh inee9 iarge numbers. Sieeman's Re-
 eL Open evenings. 'oo ,oillp, HEP,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Taka ro+,a. Mrs. 9nn s A. Gladwin has moved from Io2 Orange Street to 902 Chanel St
 Tpe F6om har Nc; 6l4. New Malley Ruiidins. find situations, city of conntrv AEs Ho,,rs ,o S:30 a. m. to 6 b. m. J' -~out1
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GERMAN 5 or Swedish girl for generaI n,cIeels a,1uIseWork Gall afternoons after {
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Anew YORK, July 17.-With the most
IN critical period, the fOrty-eight
hours Immediately following the
operation, safely passed this afternoon,
the illness of Senator William A Clark
of Montana promised a happy ter
mination. At the end of that period no
complication had developed and the
progress of recovery was uninterrupt-
ed. The senator was strong, bright and
cheerful. as had been the case since the
operation for the removal of an abscess
of the brain Saturday. His tempera-
ture continued slightly below the 100
mark and his pulse remained normal.
Throughout the day Senator Clark
slept intermittingly and during his
waking intervals appeared in excellent
spirits and manifested a lively interest
in the treatment received.
Dr. James D. McKeTnOn, who per-
formed the operation, said this after
noon that Senator Clark was very COM
Portable had a good night, followed by
a good day, and that all the indications
were most favorable to the patient. A
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MEETING OF COMMITTEE.
Fernstronn Opposes and Accuses
Wood of Breaking Promise.

The joint committee on municipal
laws and streets yesterday decided to
make a favorable report on the ap-
pllcatiOn OF George A. Snow and. Viii
liam Darst for franchise TO con-
struct maintain and operate q gas
plant. including the laying of mains
and pipes in the streets Of the city
After careful reading of the ordi-
nance submitted to the committee. and
the incorporation of a number Of pro-
visions therein designed to protect the
city'S interests. the city attorney was
instructed to draw a new draft Of the
ordinance and submit il to the COM
mittee for approval
Councilman FernSfrOm objected to
giving the applicaI$s q fifty years
franchise, saying the council had de-
c1ded not to grant any more ffty-year
franchises Some Of the members of
the committee disputed this statement.
but ne insisted that il was true. In
proof of his assertion he cited the ac-
ton of the council on the application
Of the Utah Light & Railway company
for the consolidation and extension of
its various franchises. and incidentally
accused Councilman Wood of having
broken his promise to vote for that
project
CounciImen HOLIDAY. Martin and
Black contended that the Utah Light
q Railway proposition was altogether
dinerent from that under cOnSidera-
ton, and Councilman Wells said that
because the council had been unjust
to the Utah Light & Railway company.
that was no reason why it should be
uni ct TO the applicants for the fran
chise under consideration
It was finally decided make the
life of the franchise fifty years.
Councilman Wells insisted that some
assurance should be given by Mr..
Snow and Mr. Darst that they would
be Identified with the company it was
proposed to incorporate. and that the
franchise would not be hawked about
the country in an attempt to find a
purchaser for it if granted. He said
the promoters should incorporate their,
company before getting the franchise
Mr. Snow and Mr.. Darst agreed TO de-
post $4,000 in bank as a guarantees
that they would incorporate within
sixty days after receiving the fran
chiSe.
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EAST SUFFERING
FROM THE HEAT
Thermometer at New York Weather
Bureau Reached IS.
NO PROSPECT FOR RELIEF
FOUR DEATHS REPORTED FROM
CHICAGO.

Anew YORK, July 17-After a respite
~ of one day, the hot wave that swept
over New York last week. causing
scores of deaths and hundreds Of cases
of prostratiOn, returned today with re-
newed intensity, the temperature being
by far the highest of the season.
The highest point reached was at 4
q clock in the afternoon when the
weather bureau thermometer touched 80
degrees. In the streets. however, the
neat was much greater. some Their
mOIneters recording as nigh as 103.
While the heat was intense the air
was stirred by light breezes. and the
general suffering was somewhat mitf-
gated by the absence of the excessive
humidity that prevailed last week. 1t
was largely owing 10 this that only two
cases OF death directly resulting from
the heat We're reported. The total num-
Der OF prOStratiOns for the whole city
was less than fifty. There was little
diminution of the heat after nightfau
the mercury standing at 81 degrees at
il j. m There are no prospects tonight
of any relief for several DAYS to come.
A number of drivers helpers en-
ployed by the American Ice company
went on strike tonight and it is ex-
pected that the entire force of nearly
LOCO men viii decline to go out with
the wagons tomorrow morning They
are paid $50 per day and claim that
curing the heat spell they are com
PEELED TO work from a. m. until s or
p. IN.
Demonstrations were made in many
places this evening by the men who had
quit and at several places there were
indications of a riot. The police, how
ever, kept the crowd in order
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MEDALS FOR THE GUARDS.
Team Practices For the Coming
Shooting Contest at Sea-
girt, New Jersey.

Medals were distributed last night to
the members Of the National Guard of
L tab who qualified in last years target
practice. Four sharp shooters, thirty-two
marksmen and seventeen first-class mems
badges We're present by Acting Adjutant
General Joseph GeOghegan- The ranges
in the regular target practice varied from
200 to 500 yards Out of go possible points
in the sharp shooters score il took 235
to qualify. In the marksmens class it
took 9S ont of possible $50 TO qualify.
Eighty-three points out of a possible 80
was necessary to qualify in the first
class.
The team to represent the Utah national
guard at the Sea Girt range in New Jer-
sey will be chosen from last years rec
ords- This was practically decided upon
last night when the medals were distrib-
uted. According to the record Captain O.
II. HasSing. o. d. Peck Of company D.
Captain LaminO CaH. Private BENJAMIN
Brown of company +. Lieutenant F. H
Barnes and Private Alexander Maclaren
of company II, will be chosen. A squad
of men, including the best shots in the
guard. are practicing at the Fort Douglas
ranges daily The men are making a good
showing and expect to carry off honOrs
at the Sea Girt ranges.
Company ID moved into the new head
quarters a couple of days ago but the
regular quarters are still at the old ar
merry The alterations in the new quar-
tiers arc almost completed and in a few
days everything will be in shape.
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DROPPED SIX FLOORS
Elevator Accident IN Philadelphia Il
Which Three Men Were
Injured.

Philadelphia, July 17.-District Afford
ney John c. Bell. Assistant City So-
hcitor Harry T. Kingston and WIIIiarp
Born Of COllingswOOd, N J., were seri-
OUsly injured today by a fail OF an ell
evatOr in the Land Title building, ths
highest building in the city.
Mr. Bell sustained a. compound frac~
ture of a leg, Mr.. Kingston suffered
both legs fractured and MI Born was
injured about the body and received
decorations of the scalp
District Attorney Bell and Assistant
Solicitor Kingston had been in confer
ence in Mr.. Bells private office on the
thirteenth floor Of the building. and
were on their way TO their offices in the
city han. The elevator operator. the
only other occupant Of the car, escap ped
with slight injuries.
The elevator dropped from the sixth
floor TO the basement The cause Of the
accident is unknown Mr.. Bell is one OF
the legal, political and social leaders
of the city, and Mr. Kingston IS almost
equally prominent Mr.. Bell has been
prominently before the public since the
political upheaval in this city began
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CHAUFFEUR'S FOLLY.
Two Young Women Fatally Injured
in Auto Accident.

New York. July 1.-Two young wo-
men were probably fatally hurt and
their two male companions had, re-
markable escape from injury today
when the automobile of FREDERICK e
Marshall of st. Louis, which had been
borrowed by Mr. Marshall's chauffeur.
was caught between an elevated rail-
way pillar and a street car at Seven
ty-ninth street and Third avenue. The
automobile was reduced almost to scrap
iron. The forty horse power machine
attempted to race i'm front of a surface
car bound doWnhill. The rear half of
the automobile. in which were seated
Miss Cora Michaelis and Miss Helen
Donnschauser. two of the chauffeur's
friends, was demolished and the girls
were so tangled in the wreckage of the
car and the automobile that il took half
an hour to eXtTicate them. A male COM
panion of the chauffeur was thrown
out, but the chauffeur was uninjured
A number OF the occupants OF the
street car We're thrown to the floor and
the conductor was severely injured.