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Are You Restless at Njuht

and harrassed by a bad cough? Use
Billiards. Horehound syrup, it will Sc
cure you sound sleep and effect a
prompt and radical cure. 25c, soc. and
$1.00 Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy.
, 1905-02-22

gently conversation upon current
topics.
, 1905-02-22

Not TO have intelligent knowledge
OF the general affairs Of the world and
The inter relations Of nations.
, 1905-02-22

To be grossly ignorant in these
days of free schools, cheap newspa-
pers, periodicals and circulating H.
braries.-Chicago Post.
, 1905-02-22

To vote blindly for party, right or
wrong, instead Of for principle, be-
cause you have been doing so for
years.
, 1905-02-22
1T IS BAD &c

proving civilization in your own
try.
, 1905-02-22

Not to know enough about the laws
of health, about physiology and hy-
giene, to live BEAUTIFULLY and sanely.
, 1905-02-22

To know nothing Of the things We
see, handle and enjoy every day OF
our lives.
, 1905-02-22

FOR RENT OR sALE-On easy
terms, a 12-room furnished house. M.
T. Ulen. 165t6
, 1905-02-22

est leaders, resormers. artists and
musicians of the world.
, 1905-02-22

job of printing done In Tho Rsnnh-
ica1 office is a guarantee that It. i-
lone right and according to the "
latest ideas
, 1905-02-22

Fer SALE OR RENT-Furniture in
rooming house. Apply in Collins block.
1922
, 1905-02-22

FOR sALE-Good organ, SIS; cow.
lady's wheel. Oil Kearney. 161t6
, 1905-02-22

To shirk responsibility in politics,
or to be Indifferent to the public vel.
fare.
, 1905-02-22

TIC be ignorant of the general his
tory CT TIE world and Of the various
countries.
, 1905-02-22
SEES

ROBIN IN HIS YARD.
c. H. Woodruff, residing at Tenth
and Grand avenue, saw a robin in the
trees in his yard yesterday and argues
that spring is not very far away.
, 1905-02-22
REFLECTIONS CT A BACHELOR.

Te-lptation calls on you So c e2
that your terms with it soon nsH0ne
very intimate.
It's awful tlresore to have to lie as
lad as YOU feel you ought, to live up
to your reputation.
II a woman lad Il mind it wouldn't
be of any use to Re" because IL is not
n th!r = s. e could wS-r.
Peor'e hardly eve ave lad enough
teryers e Get in a rage with Ike onz'
that 6e"srve it-tte.rsclves.
u . nan can't &c g his more ct the
zoe tree; or in t = stock 90: ct, he
c2u ai-a-s rave rec. SO to earring
e. New York Pes.
, 1905-02-22

Old papers. Is cents !. hundred. q
The Republican ofncA.
, 1905-02-22

It's up to you now. II you want the
time Of your life, attend the B. of l..
+. ball at the Maennerchor tonight.
The sun., 1905-08-02
OUTRAGED MAJOR WETMORE.
threatens Violence - Deme Ono II Tnese'l
Mere Spying "a Him.

Mere spying "a HIM.
Major william Boerum Wetmore threat
ems trouble II he h shadowed any longer.
He announced this yesterday afternoon
in the temporary apartments be and MS
vito have been occupying at 81 Madison
avenue.
.I've been afraid to take drink IN New
York since I settled t74,ooo on my former
wife In leu Of alimony.' said the MAJOR
NY every movement has been watched.
I belong to several clubs and every time
como out Of one Of these there u man
spying on me. I'm q pretty good hver
and this business has boon trying on my
nerves. Thanks to that New Jersey judge
III be allie 10 make an example OF these
hireling. that have been spying on me-.
1t is simply . case Of persecution that Is
being worked on me, and don't intend to
be made mark Of. l think the scheme is
to keep tabs on my health and habits, and
then in the event Of my death to try and
contest nv will on the ground that was OF
unsound mind. But you can bet will fool
them. Ny will Ia made out and the present
Mrs. Wetinore will be the beneficiary"
At the Offices Of Jay 4 Candler said 70 be
Mrs. Markoe's attorneys, It was admitted
nv a man In charge that Worden A. Smith,
the negro that Mrs. Wetmore had arrested,
was employed by the hrrn.
All OF the members Of the Arm are out
OF town. Col Jay and Mr.. Winthrop are
in Europe, while Mr.. Gambler and his son
are in Maine.
The sun., 1905-08-02
GORHAM COMPANY AFFAIRS.
Neg siiatisus fer Settlement Out q Court
Have Failed.


PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. l.-Negotisttons
looking to a settl ement out Of court od the
suit brought by George H. Robinson. Woe
president Of the Gorham Manufacturing
Company, against Edward Holbrook; prssi-
dent OF the concern, have failed, and
unless something unforeseen develops the
case will have to take It's regular course In
the COURT.
The negotiations have been 10, progress
about a month. The original wit In the
case was taken out in the Common Pleas
division of the Supreme Court on June 70.
and the personal estate and the stochs OF
the defendant were placed under attach-
ment The plaintiffs declaration was hled
TODAY in the New Superior Court.
It sets forth that under the terms OF
contract between the plaintiff and de-
PENDANT, Mr.. Holbrook was to deliver to
Mr. Robinson about 5000 shaTes OF the
common stock Of the 0orham Manufac-
turing Company at SITS share on June
"a and that Mr.. Holbrook should slso tender
the resignations Of himself and son as
offlcers srd directors Of the Gorhem Manu-
featuring Company at the same time' Ihis; ms
the plaintiff claims. Mr.. Hoiorook JAILED
70 TSc HD: suit Is probably the largest ever
brought In this State, damages being laid
in the sum Of q 900 900, which b supposed
to cover the difference between the con-
tract price and the actual value OF the stock
involved, a. we'll a. the damages slstatne
by the plaintiff IN being deprived OF tho
stock and thus Of the control Of the Gorham
company.
The sun., 1905-08-02
HENRY MILLER'S AUTO
swAsves. Jumps . Penoe and Htts Tree
>, II. Hoedley Hurt.

swAfves, Jumps . Fenoe and Hits 0 Tree
-. H. Hssdley Hurt.
NABRAoANskrrP PIRR, r. l., Aug. Henry
Miller, the actor, and Joseph H. Hoadley
Of the International Power Company,
New York, had . narrow escape from
sudden death while speeding In big tour
ing car over Boston Mo- Road just before
daylight this morning.
Mr.. Miller's automobile. forty horse
power Dietrich in which they were riding
swerved at q sharp turn in the road. jumped
q stone wall and made vain attempt 10
The shook Of the collision was terrific.
The chauffeur, who lost all control OF the
machine. was tossed high In mtdatr. Mr.
Miller and Mr.. Hoadley, made sudden
exits from the wrecked auto and fell by thc
roadside. Mr.. Hoadley vas severely cut
and bruised about the face and limos
He has q sprained ankle.
Mr. Miller escaped with q few bruisee.
The actor went to Anawan farm, near
BY, and securing an equipsgs drove NJ NJ
Hoadley to the Mathewson Hotel, whero VI
William Francis Honan was summoned.
Dr. Honan attended to the wounded man
Mr.. Hoadley's home physician was also
sent for. Some Of tho farmers OF tne tne
Anawan farm country who were near tnS
scene Of the wreck say that tho auto did ell
kinds Of turns on AnaWan farm peiose
the Windup
The sun., 1905-08-02
DIDN,T kIDNAP THE MILDLY.
Russian Countess Returns From Boston,
where Aho Left Jacks0n.

Russian Countess Returns From Bost0n.
where Sho Left Jackson.
Eight fancy detectives and something
like 5000 common policemen were supposed
to be looking yesterday afternoon for Olga
Maxwell-.the Russian countess they call
her-that they might find out what Robert
Allen jackson, the missing MILDLY OF the
battleship Missouri, had done with himself.
Midshipman jackson had been missing
since last Friday moreins, when he left the
battleship on twelve hours shore leave.
Capt. Cowles Of the Missouri heard that the
MILDLY had been seen with the Countess
Olga, and the officers OF the Missouri were
moro worried than they cared to admit.
Two midshipmen watched the woman's
home, In West Sixty-ninth street. all
day Saturday. They went to the morgue
and they ransacked Broadway and the
Tenderloin, but the Missouri called yester-
day morning for Maine. leaving the case in
the hands Of the police.
The woman appeared at her boarding
house at half past o'clock yesterday after
noon carrying suit case. She said she
had just got in from Boston, where she had
been with jackson since Saturday. The
MILDLY left her at noon on Monday. she said,
telling her he was going home to Virginia,
or to New MEXICO, he didn't know which.
"That." said the Russian Countess, re-
ferring 10 f,le Of an army and navy paper
inher room, SIS very good paper to keeptab
on ones friends. friend OF mine who is an
ofIicer In the navy sends It to me reg lar. I
met Jackson about the LIST Of June downtown
at the Haymarket, il you must know. He
wanted me to take trip to Boston with
him. went. but 1t was .. crazy thing to
do. Boston amt no place for fun, but
jackson had the Boston bug. We
stayed a week in Boston and then we
came back to New York. didn't hear
any more from him until Bob Evans's feet
got here. Then l got letter from him
and We went on another trip to Boston
on Saturday morning. jackson didn't
have much money and we stuck to plain
beer, and not much Of that, while we were
seeing the Boston Common and other ex-
citing things. Mr.. jackson told me he
had . months leave, so didn't think any
thing Of his leaving the ship.
.On Monday noon had the price Of q
ticket to New York left, and jackson said
he had enough to get home on, and left
him on the street.
jackson is son Of Capt. D. Hugh jack
son. who long lived In Petersburg, Va.
but who has lately removed to Washing
ton. He is connected with the Standard
The sun., 1905-08-02
HARVARD D0RM1TORY REFORM.
Graduates, Tutors and Non-Students Arc
Barred Out.

CAMBR1paE, Mass, Aug. There is no
room In Harvard dormitories except for
students, the college authorities have de-
cided
Non-students, who have been living under
the influence Of student life, graduates who
think Of nothing except their work and re-
turning to their old haunts, tutors who re-
ceive incomes from their imme diate en-
vironments, all must 60.
The war was first declared on Craigie
Hall, where a number Of non-students
were all-year contributors to the building;
Some of them are said to have enjoyed
themselves WE'LL il not wisely.
Tho only exception. II 1t may be called
such, Is in the case Of ex-speaksr Myers
tiyes. He is ut home In no other place
than wadswerth. and it Is really believes Ths" q
that he could not part from 4; he linen y.
trustee Of the Mckay fund rightly entitled
him to remain. At any rate it seemingly
did entitle him to remain, for he :s net TO
move with the others.
The sun., 1905-08-02
WILL BURGLARS COME AGAINs

Two ylsan IN TArce Days at Mrs. saQui's
Flat Over ehe Heads q the Police.
Tho police Of the fremont station. ths
headquarters Of Inspector McClusky and
Capt. Fsrris, and Mrs. Fannie 6aqui, the
woman cigar manufacturer who does busi-
ness Close by, feel that two burglars are
trihing with them.
MIS-. Saqui lives at 100 fremont avenue.
iust around tho corner from the police
station. Tho corner y busy one and two
policemen were stationed there ON 6atur-
day afternoon when two men used Jimmy
on the door Of the widows hat, ransaoaed
the nat at their leisure. cooked meal,
took . bath and departed with S1.oOo worth
Of booty which thsy carried In Mrs. 6aqui's
dress suit cases and valisss. The burglars
are asid to have arrived and departed in an
automobile.
natlrally amazed When the burglars re-
turned on Monday again In broad daylight,
brinainG back some Of their Saturday loot.
including some furs, but carrying Cd some
other yaluables. Her comments upon the
impudenoe OF the burglars and the proba-
billy Of their being caught II they sent
word that they were cof1inS again on
wednesday at r. II. entertained all her
cslCtomers yesterday.
The sun., 1905-08-02
"HTy ExCELLENCY KONG"
Inspects the TOmbs, but y ere's No Find
ing Out VINO He ID.

His Excellency Kong" visited the Grim
inal Courts building and the City Prison
Yesterday afternoon. His Exoellency was
accompanied by three other Cinnamon.
ono of whom told the reporters that he
was his Excellency's secretary.
He volunteered the information that his
Excellency was the head Of China's civil
service and was here to make a thorough
study OF our prison system:
After looking over the building tho party
left for Blackwell's Island
The secretary also said they had permit
issued by. Mayor Mcclellan, but nothing
learned from the secretary.
At the Mayors Office and at the Office
of the Commissioner Of Correction, who
usually issues such passes, nothing. was
known Of any pass Issued to his Excellency
Kong.
The sun., 1905-08-02
Accused q Ns,ating Trade Mark Law.

Accused q Violating Trade Mark Law.
Garrett J. Couohois OF Rutherford. N. j..
and Louis Eggers OF Whiteetone, L. l.. we're
arraigned before Ma agis.rate Cornell In the
Tombs Police court yesterday charged with
violating the State trade mark law by
selling photographic copies Of copyrighted
song sheets, including the titles thereof.
They we're held in $500 bail each for ex-
animation on Aug. ~ The chief COM
pAinsnt IN the case Is Carl Fischer, the
music dealer.
The sun., 1905-08-02
Now Counsel for n. n. r. Company.

NOW CounSeI TOT II. n II. company.
The law firm of Sheehan 4 Collin yester-
day retired as general counsel to the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company and has been
succeeded by George d. Yeoman. who for
several years has been general attorney
for thu company. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Sheehan intends to retire from active
practice and sever his connection with the
hrm. Tho position Of general attorney
for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
has been abolished.
The sun., 1905-08-02
JOSEPH SOLARI DEAD.
Keeper Of Once Famous Restaurant In
University Place.

A despatch from Santa Barbara, Cal,
announces the death at his summer home
al Monteoito Of Joseph So!sri, Sho untA
a few months ago ran restaurant In UNI
versity place.
Solari occupied . plain old fashioned
brick house and no sign announced his
business -Solari's" was painted in gilt
letters on the glass over the front door, but
even that could hardly be seen from the
street.
The restaurant at one time Was famous
for it's cookin g and wines and for the privacy
which II afforded TO customers. A feature
was a number Of small private dining rooms.
With the uptown movement OF the ciup
and restaurant district, Solari's was closed
and the announcement OF the sale Of its
fittings and cellar was the first that many
OF this generation knew OF It's existence.
The sun., 1905-08-02
Neither Got All the Fish There We're.

Neither Got All the Fish There We're.
c. B. Mears. Of H. l.. Horton 4 Co., Dro-
kers, got back to tho city yesterday from
the Adirondacks with the biggest fish story
Of the season. barring the fishing boat
Anglers story Of the whale thatlgot away.
In tne three &eeks that he has spent at
Brant Lake be caught, ne says. exactly
206 bass and pickereI. One Of the pickerel
weighed seven pounds and one OF the bass
four and q half.
There are said to be still some fish left
for future anglers
The sun., 1905-08-02
New Issue Of Philippines Certificates.

WARRINGTON, Aug. THE Philippines
Government, according to a despatch re-
ceived at the Bureau OF Insular Affairs
to-day, has authorized the issuance by the
sacretarv Of War OF 81. 500. 900 OF Philip
pines temporary certificates OF indebted.
ness to be dated Sept. next. They will
bear q rate Of interest Of 4 per cent, pay
able quarterly. and will he redeemable one
wear after date OF issue. The certificates
will be issued In lieu OF the issue OF o. 900 900
OF such certificates which mature on Sept. I.
Bids have been invited for the new issue.
The sun., 1905-08-02
Love to Hatred Turned.

Moses Rlhs Wooster, author Of the 'Fads
and Fandss' idea, made another trip to
ths district Attorneys Office yesterday
and urged that complaint for criminal
libcl against Col. william Dalton Mann
b e9tertained. Assistant District Attorney
Krofel didn't think that Mr.. Wooster had
enough evidence, and Wooster said he would
call again to-dAy. ne Ais0 announced iuat
hs wss going 70 sue Col. Mann Tor $4,000
The sun., 1905-08-02
Seo.ip.I.aw Game % Q Rurprise.

ORANGE. N. L.. Aug. John j. Denney
learned on Sunday that he had a son-in-law.
Although taken by surprise he welcomed
the addition to hh family. The wedding
took place on May 4 last and the bride was
Mr. benney's daughter Katharine Marie.
The hridexroorn was William Leo. Although
Mr.. Denney had expected they would DO
married he was surprised that the cers-
nony had already taken place.
The sun., 1905-08-02
LET OFF CHEAP BY MISTAKE.
Judge Foster Learns That Thief Has Not
Returned All Eis Spoil.

Il think mistake has been made here,'
said Judge Foster In Geperal Sessions yester-
day, when Michael Burnham, an express
wagon driver who had stolen trunk with
a lot Of jewelry, was arraigned before him
for sentence. A plea of grand larceny in
the second degree had been accepted.
Il accepted the plea, said Judge Foster.
.on the Recommendation Of the District
Attorney. Understood that all the property
had been returned, but now find that there
Burnham was sent to Sing Sing for four
years and three months, all the Court could
give him.
The sun., 1905-08-02
n.dx Gets Pumpine station Centr.et.

Dsdy Gets Pumping station Contract.
IThe contract for rebuilding the
pumping station at Massapequa. L. l..
has been awarded by the Department
Of Water Supply to Michael J. Dedy, whose
bid vas 1880. Brooklyn gets the greater
part OF its water supply through the Massa-
pequa station. There were only two bidders
Tor the contract, Dady and the Borough
Construction Company, which wanted
eSol 900 to do the work.
The sun., 1905-08-02
TEACHER TO THE WORkHQCSE.
Rouxei. Who says He's South American
Professor. CornFuitted.

Charles Rouxel, aged 81 years, who says
that at one time he was teacher OF Ian
puaees in Centra American schools, was
sent to the workhouse yesterday by Magts-
trate Wahle
Policeman James Taylor found RouIel
In Madison Square Park, and seeing that
the man was in need Of both food and medi-
cal attendance took him to the station.
Rouxel told the Magistrate that he was
born in Paris.
I'm willing to do anything that is honor
alb le," he added. Il have tried to get
place ever since I came to this country
change in the Government. 1t has been
fourteen years since l left France, and
could get back there should be satisfied
to forsake the ambition that has caused
me to face adversity during these past
years.
Magistrate Wahle suggested the work
house, and Rouxel agreed.
The sun., 1905-08-02
Movem ents Of Naval Vessels.

WARRINGTON, Aug, THE following
movements Of vessels have teen reported:
Monitor Wyoming and tug unadilla
arrived at Mare Island. Monitors Flor
ida and Arkansas arrived at Rockland.
Tug standish sailed from Annapolis. for
GARDENERS Bay. Cruiser Maryland arrived
at Rookland. Yacht Sylph arrived at
Brooklyn. Cruiser Minneapolis arrived at
Bona. Despatch boat Dolphin, sailed
from New London for New York. Des-
and Worden sailed from Newport for Brad
ford Cruiser Mayhower sailed from
navy yard, New York. for . cruise.
Cruiser Marbiehead arrived at Port Ear
ford Cruiser Wolverine arrived at sault
Ste, Marie Gunboat Paduoah arrived
st Brooklyn. Battleships Maine, Missouri,
Kentucky, Keanarge, Alabama, Illinois.
Iowa and MASSACHUSETTS sailed from North
River for Bar Harbof.
The sun., 1905-08-02
NOT so, SAYS JAMES II. HYDE.
He Denies the Report ef His Engagement
to Miss Deacon.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. l.-According to
James Hazen Hyde, there Is no truth 10 the
report Of his engagement to Miss Edith
Deacon. He says that the report which
was published to-day to that effect Is .
dream. Mr.. Hyde has been In Newport
for some days, first being the guest Of T..
Sufiern Taller, but q day or Two ago he went
to Snug Harbor where he IL the guest
OF Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin for few days
and naturally he was seen much with Miss
Deacon, az that young woman is Cpending
the summer with her grandmother, Mrs.
Baldwin.
Mr.. Hyde said this morning that there
was absolutely nothing 70 tho report OF
his engagement. Miss Deacon b tho
daughter Of Mrs. Edward Parker Deacon.
and two weeks ago was introduced to 90
ciety at tea given by Mis Baldwin.
The sun., 1905-08-02

F.P. Sargent. Commissioner General os
immigration, visited Ellis Island yesterday
and talked about tho increase In immisrs-
ton ia TIM fsoli year ended June 80. He
said that l,O27 ,42l aliens had been per.
mitted to entai' the United States at all
ports. an increase Of 10 per cent. over the
preceding wear. OF this number ls4,eo7,
nearly ail Jews, same from Russia. This is
an increase of 81 per cent. in immigration
from Ruaaia
The sun., 1905-08-02
Write. Mother to Say ne Is Not read.

Writes Mother TO Say He Is Not Tead.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Aug. William
Warren Wright, former New Brunswick
boy whose name appeared among those
lost on the Bennington, has written to his
mother Mrs. Henry Wright, formerly. Of
and well and on the United States steam
ship Denver. The father since the news
OF s Is son is death hsd been desrcsdent end
It was feared his death was question OF
short tirn~
The sun., 1905-08-02
yandals Damage Brooklyn Church.

On Sunday night vandals broke into the
Cumberland Street Presbyterian Church
In Brooklyn, wrecked the organ by destroy.
lns the pipes and keys, cut and slashed the
upholstery on the pews, tore up aIl the books
they could lay their hands on, cut out some
Of the lead pipe and committed other acts
OF desecration.
The sun., 1905-08-02
bridegroom victimef Ptsmaine Peissnias

The autopsy on the body Of Stephan
Pietri, who died suddenly at lsl Columbia
street, Brooklyn. on Sunday night. lees
than an hour altar his marriage to Camilla
Marfno showed that the young Italian
was q victim Of fish ptomaine poisoning.
He had been sick for several days before
thA vaddtnR F
The sun., 1905-08-02
RESCUED AGAINST HIS WILL.
Man In the River Unwilling Victim, cf the
Naval Reserves.

ouartermaster Charlie Davis. Of the
Granite State, training ship Of the New York
Battalion Of Naval Reserves. moored at the
foot Of East Twenty-fourth street yesterday
afternoon saw a man leap from the wharf
into the water close by and went In after
him.
He found fhas Sins fns on1ecs 2. r''
sBe nioe, now" admonished Dsyis. o. he
c,Iffed bis prisoner with the back OF his
hand and rot . hrneT grip. Edward
Abrams, another naval reserve, put out IN .
launch and assisted Davis to get the man
ashore. He said he was Hugh MoGoven.
a rOofer.
The sun., 1905-08-02
fulton street Tramc Again Restricted.

FWtou stFeet Irs"c Nbs"
The restricted traffic zone In Fulton
street, Brooklyn, from Smith street to
Flatbush avenue, which was opened few
months ago when Ahi Pssce got an In
junction against Police Commissioner
McAdoo's regulations, was reestabllshed
Yesterday aud will be continued until the
subway has been completed.
The sun., 1905-08-02
LINER LOST PROPELLER BLADE.
Minneapolis Sends Word by Wireaess-CA-
rsnia and Oceanic Stgnaled.

rsnia and Oceanic Signaled.
Tho Atlantic transport liner Minneapolis, +,
from London, was reported by Marconi
wireless at $50 O'Clock yesterday morning,
raising Nantucket Lghtship. She sent .
message TO the agent of the line. hers saying
that she ha d struck submerged wreckage
and carried away propeller blade, which
ACCOUNTS for her slow voyaSs.. Shs prob
ably viii dock before noon to-day.
The CunArder CAronia, from Liverpool
and Ovs1pstoWn; WAS In touch with the
Nantnokst Aarcooi station at noon. yester-
day, when ls0 miles east. She will dock
before noon.
The Oceanic was reported BY. Marconi
wirsless ninety miles east Of Nantucket
lightship ct p. NJ.
The sun., 1905-08-02
ylrxlni. Wsmsa ptes q sea.

Mrs. Dollis Edmonson vedder. widow
Of M jor 8. c. vedder, u. 8. A., died aboard
the North German Lloyd steamship Bre-
men on Thursday In midocean. Her body
va; eiTi5aiEsedd, brought 10 this port and
an BE- sant 20 her home IN Alexandria,
Va. She ~as q years Old