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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
PRINCETON EASILY FIRST.
Jersey Track Athletes Defeat Columbia
in Dual Meet, OS LIZ TO 80 IL.

The Columbia track team vas beaten for
the second time this year YESTERDAY. at Co.
lumbia oval. Princeton's athletes carrying
of the honors in the annual dual meeting
by a score Of 85h points to 3sH. Columbia
won but four frsts out of thirteen. William
r. Knakal. the crack Splinter. doing the
greater part OF the work with victories in
the 100 and 200 yard runs. There were sew
eral very classy performances. knakal de =
feated Ruon- Miller OF Princeton in the hun
dred" in 10 seconds. breaking the Columbia
record of 10 is seconds for the distance.
ssn n .sowsd f0is 'front.' 'ae Me Who
cumbed in the last few strides to Bull. Column
bias fr eshman short distance man TINS
Sym onds, the Princeton, broad jumper.
had no trouble to be nrst in his event. cover
s s.ss Cd e III.
Williams. the Princeton track captain. won
the mile run IN the comparatively slow time
him 50 that he g was Unable 70 aaht OF Taylor
Of Columbia in the half mile. After letting
sy hs s snd WON %sy by 70 two Rs
Harold s. Tenney, who leaIed Il f, feet a,I in
after his vault and had to Be carried to The
training auarters. 1t is understood that
he VIM mot b .ss t. KIP 4. s o2 s s
ch.pin's two miles in 10 minutes 2 seconds
teams were weak in the high jump. shot put
and hammer throw, the performances being
only mediocre.
100 Yard pssh-Ton by ", R. Knakal Columbia sIii
Columbia, third. Time: 10 seconds:
.oe one a' rS,on 9E .seoSd
S:sS .So. a!fs Pi RSsssn
~ Yard hnrd M,, Sy ,. Nm.In
Pisirer. Princeton third. TIM. 10 az seconds.
c. D. Maedonad, columbls second 3. L. Wheeler,
Columbia third Time. 10 minutes : seconds.
$50 Yard RunaWon by !. A. TayloI. Columbia;
isn %l1s%. hrd
lumS,a; w.: ". Xrm.,Ions, Princeton. second j.
N" Sasa fns..SS an by ms
p Pr,n &c nu third. uffs Zine. = seconds, a,
Putting 10 Pound Shot.Mon by ! =; Mccorml s,,
man, Princeton. second. with q put Of % feet ~
inches; W. II. Daub. Princeton third. with put OF
81 feet 8 inches. , mt, r,
with jump Of s feet inches; F. Ware, Columbia.
Princeton, third, with Jump Of feet q inches;
with q JUMP Of % fee, :. inch: f. V. Kehrlein, Co
j. lrS0 Crimes. f Prnceson ,hira with jump feet
Pole .vsur-H. S. Tenney. Princeton and G:
Iambcit Princeton, tied for frs, with a vault OF
ii feet: j. H. A. Williams. Columbia. and L.. Good
rich. Princeton. tied for third. with vault OF 10
throwing IL Pound Hsm n, IT,, ny !! ScoH
R.ps h, sssHna cia o. Viz
throw OF los feet ~ inches.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
The City OF S ey Hail. Now Yof * f NY e. @
New York CITY !n.erboroush Railway Company
sssq 10 ay 81 ~ S4s S
HsS.y sSSSsnS r:ss.s,Is2 @
first.ioui petitioner Is a street surface railway
"a IN IN: dS
and MED parsnan! to section IS Of p, ~, R.rS.d
ptS 81 aHa pos
peoas5 desires 70 9bHn from
is and !Relr approy.i o. 81 such proposed alssfs
tons and changes Of It's routes and \: and their
Snd anshs. e
and operation Of double track street surface rail-
switches. s1lasss ns ssnssSs: ma
overs, ss alterstions and ehanses Of i.s existing
and along he surface 81 certain streets. .ysnaess
nd a sci @ p X.
snd ShSREss 3 II such
proposed Wo and shansss IN it.
certificate OF Incorporation
Con,Inune on and alon. ssdsvteE s. sye nue.
in southwesterly direction on and along Heath
and In substitution for thai portion Of said route
% or on sna
on and along Nathalie or Boston avenue TO Heath
avenue or for' naePendence street' d.o,,.d =, u.
ccrtiScste o. OF ihcorpo Iation ~ O. -
s TT win hdata nne erossns the
rand and Mnscoo,a street tSence on ana aone
Sna resi 10 he uecoota stre.i r, Ia transit
on s a ssa e
the aad att ans station at he @ Oh Hsy
In the Borough OF The BRONX running thence
sastcrly on and along said East one HundreI ana
avenue; .nense soufnehy , On emu aonS osd a'e
Change No In Route 30 T. as descTtosd in its
R,'enn o' an snS .oua r.uont avenue. from
on snd aons ns MonI ,rsnms
Win Valentine ayenHe thence In nor,nery d!Iee,
non on Hhd aong ne Hnnsred And m,ha,.th
Ton OF ssa Ut ons . on tnS aSnS
street Iaense on ana sSnf East
Avenue ave- t'e'0''0 'A0 '''S 1'''l ''e'' " ''N
certificate , Of incorporation; IN, a.. ,,,,,
ssa I oo and
along vaIsn,iae avenue 70 u: Intersection win
$':sis ~ @ .s:;
spd'Ia y y ~
along said East One HUNDRED n.f ana Eighty ninth
chang change and p Substitution or sha portion Of said
route rs snt1sndinS on and along kngsDmdIe road
One Hundred and Elshty ninth street
change No 8 In Route NO. J. a. described In in
Beginning At The Intersection of East One Hun
dred and Seventy-elghth street and Boston road
Tran.l, station a H. Int rsec.lon with Ea. On
Hundred and Eightieth street; thence wcsterly
4 asS s VIM sssss% bsHsSsTa: !ssnss
along said last mentioned street 20 It's Intersection
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Biz AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS !

IN SECONDHAND CARS.
High Grade second hand cars pronounced PER
FsEftsr by experts. Only Kind We handle More
Automobiles. all bargains. on our premises than
ali other dealers, Our Reputation for Quick
Sales" brings US genuine argalns. Five p.r cent.
commission is all we charge for turning your Auto
mobile Into Cash,
81 500 WIN'rON Touring Car four passenger $3.50
s., 500 Latest Model SEARCHAON7. five pas
$500 pAcRARD sixteen horso. Touring Car $50
81 $50 L. s. LONG Distance Touring Car ..... $3.50
1870 CADILLAC Model "a" Tonneau Body $3.50
81 800 Nine horse DARRhCQ. Tonneau Body $3.50
1880 Four Cylinder POPE. Touring Car 81 400
S5OO Four Cylinder LOCOMOBILE with top 81. 800
$3.50 QUEEN two cylinder sixteen horse. $3.50
81 400 THOMAS Tonneau Observation-Disclosures. $500
81 $50 AI'TOCAR, two cylinders Tonneau $40
81 500 PEERLESS two cylinder. Tonncau... 800
81, $50 RAMBLER. two cylinder, Touring Car. $3.50
sl,4Oo FRANKLIN, four cylinder. Tonncau
81, $50 KS noSy four passenger, with top sesS
1850 FORD, two cylinder Tonneau Body. $500
1850 CADILLAC, Model b ToDncau Body $3.50
81. 500 POPE Robinson. four cylinder Car 81 800
THOMAS Runabout. 1900 CLEVELAND 500:
Michigan. $3.50; 81 500 Winton latest model, nve
~ Thoroush ROAD tests given free to all In :
trressed Free INSTRUCTION given to all pur-
chssprs.
" Park Place through 70 II Murray
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Shelter Island Y. &. Dinner.

The annual dinner Of the Shelter Island
Yacht Club took place in the yacht room Of
the Hotel Aston last evening. Commodore
Little presided. and the speakers. outside Of
home talent. were Judges Charles E, Teale
and william B. Green. The club this year
and anticipates prosperous and enjoyable
season The officers for the year are; George
r. Little. NJ D.. commodore: George NJ.
Folaer, rear commodore; William b. Hill.
secretary: William H. Bedford. treasurer;
u. Norbert Sohickel. measurer, Lester
Keen NJ D.. feet surgeon and chairman
house COR mttee, aud James Weir. Jr., chair
man regatta committee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Thu CITY Of New Nofk-Oflce of CITY Clerk,

Tho City OF Ncw ioIk-Of1ce OF City Clerk.
CITY Hall, New York. MAY ~, 35.
New FORK CITY marlborough Railway CO any
having presented Its application In writin ., the
Hoard OF Aldermen of The CITY OF New YORK., .'ted
tho 18th duy Of April, 1905,
The petition OF New York CITY ln,eihD'uEa
Railway Company Iespsctiuliy shows .,.oos
corpora, .or duN organized and existing IN. the
law. OF INC state Of Ncw York and H., d. = Hlcd,
~, Srnit /, r,. Ion 20 Of the railroad AZ, t.'atc.
rnrnt vi rlc. cS'cus!ons OF rs roa All - shes
'tr. 81 !-T,lr propDsc'
49, - -YJ'r reiltioicr d~s'~r, o. y, from
j;r ,ttg - - for. a,it hc'eAf lc ~ uir
up.i ~. L.. .'G'scat -. s.ld s.aiit V!. :Sn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

First base on trTors- AhnapoIIs O., Left on
bascs-west Point; q: Annapolis o. First base
/: by Necdham. s. Three base hit Nccdhan,.
Two base hlts,Lanc; stiles Sacrifice hits-Was
Winston C2l Gardner. SpoGord McWhor:cr Double
plays.-Rockwell and Hnnlon Mcwhortcr and Gul.
IN ny nit cher--By Lane 81 nv Secdham. L. Passed
ball -Hanlon. Umpire Mccarthy. Tlme--i hoIr
and IS minutes. AuendanceS.0D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
YACHTS AND sAILBOATS.

FOR SALE-42 T. two year old gasoline Yacht
closed cabins. electric lights, &c. Write r. N.
BURT, Seneca and Hamburg sta, Buffalo. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
German Cruiser on Her Way to Time Yachts.

Special Gable Despatch to THR SUN.
BERLIN. May 20.-The cruiser Pfeil left
Kiei to-day for the Lizard. where It will take
its station for the purpose OF timing the
yachts as they arrive in the ocean race for
the Kaiser's cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
Yachts Change Hands.

The steam yacht Laurita. George J. Smith.
has been sold through the agency Of Henry
]. Oielow to George Rose The Laurita is e
composite vessel designed and built by the
Herreshors, The principal dimensions are
1871 feet over all. ITO feet on the waterline. IS
feet beam and feet draft. She was formerly
the Tonette and originally the Augusta. The
same agency has also sold the sloop yacht
Acushla H., Paul Ralney owner to Irving
R. Todd Of Calais. Me. Also the yawl Theo.
G. NJ Wynkoop. owner, to Prof, Sidney r.
eeve.
James Hartness OF Springfield, Vt, has
sold his motor yacht Laurena to D. n. Arm
strong, Bridgeport. Conn, through the agency
OF Stanley NJ. Seaman. She is a flush deck
craft, o. feet over all, and was built in 1890
for Oscar Upton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

NEW HAVEN. May 2o-Yale won in the
lawn tennis tournament with Princeton this
afternoon The summary:
Singles-Karl Behr, Yale, beet Z, J. Randall
Princeton 90 G-3 8-Y. T. S Thompson, Prince
ton beat S. Hodman. Yale. 9. e-s, ,: L. sun
stein. Princeton, beat W. y: Van Reypen. Ia"
81 Ga B-i: II, :. Wells. Yale. beat l.. r. Ken
ardson. Princeton. % 81. So; seton Porter,
Yale. beat c. =. Norton. Princeton, !. !" q. q
G. Appel, Princeton, bcat $, Field Male els o.
"a.
Doubles Dchr and poi"ssn. Nale, dr'cn' ID
Randall and Sus,ru p lr"';p1 ~ - : :, 'rli
nnI Wells YALE dc'.a,| tnl AL NHHr' !, lace
e. ssa 8: E J-'1s" ~. +, ~ -
?; P , Ges,oa. H. /. ;.'.il. j !. t,ac ,oa 4.
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A $4,000 lamp Outfit, $500.

comprising TWO "Bulet shape FRENCH Mrror
Rcnectors
And one DOUBLE dashboard Generator: q swell
GUARANTEED outht ,the talk OF the trade.
Headquarters for Gray Davis. Dletz. and Solar
Lamps and Generators cut prices Needer Odome.
ters: Jones Specdometers. All FRENCH and
American Tires and Tubes Coils. Plugs Batteries,
Tire Tools. CLOTHING, etc.
z. y. willis CO., Park Place, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

Other advertisements
under these classificatiOns
will be found in Second
aud Third Sections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-EEMALE.

WANTED--A situation as good. plain srarns'rcsS
Address LOUISE a. MILLS. 3Sl West End Avenue
New York.
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n'Prq T.as l IL TF, t,K.i ~ rfs S:9
Glass B. Henry White. 10: N. A. Rue. $50: s. T.
Thomas 100: f. l.. stevens 1911; F. r. Heath, 2ot;:
W Sscke', 200: George r. Archer. 24s; q. A.
p foursomes, which the Dyker Meadow
Vol club Is almost alone In retaining against
,ne craze for four ball matches. were In order
a. nat course Yesterday for two prizes given
oy W. b Rhett The scores:
v II Tol llhurston and Charlie: Adams ies 2Iri@:
Ns%sn and IN T. Horn n iSs ssi =; 4 pxI wight
ysma. 49, ,7s I Il O. Downs " "s snd H. .es
nmekteScr 100, ie-l7G G. J. cIookail and r. Ashley
~, seh'; Nl. 2'nl7t; Lo@nes Rhett snd John Lee.
is Eddy ssd A bane sr cS.uneey :'' 10.
PHI. J.. G. Collins and d. Putnam. I'll, sS-i7s:
n MGcai5Se nnS end X Mss,!s re- iSiso
ana A. y, Capp. 2Os. 25-iS.
IN the Glass A handicap at the Crescent
A. : inks Yesterday afternoon. wing to
.ne high wind. the scores were high, and only
return their cards, Nine Of the competitors
deeI!ned to make returns The scores were:
y, D. iiapxood. IS. l2-7s c. L. Van Brunt, ~
H. 5 PeI.. H. 1s saqfS s MseaoS y.
wS ~ Cards. P, walker. Thoma. .Horendes.
Grfhs 80 80
,ty Club to-day interest conferred around
me competition for the cup presented by
bea, APn T by S 9ss sn H e. fsS Sss
rl!l 70 meet In tkt Ive bal, swcepstakes
ssN cards were turned in. the best being
VII" Of CLIFFORD Dunning, 30. i?-H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.


GuENTHER ESTATE Of Jerome Avenue. Ttol'
ley. Rapid Transit coming; -, lot t?s0 nov;
l25th ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West side.

NTH ST, 5ii WEST-Cooi room In modern
elevator apartment summer rate: gentlemen
apartment 20.
18th ST. Isl WEST Larga, sunny room to
lot In private house. near survey. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
HELP WANTED-MAIEs.

OFFICE MEN-Manager. bookkceprr, si;loG
managers printing plant 81, 500 tea store, s. .7on
tailoring store 81 800 restaurant. $1,000 cost clerk.
81 500 order clerks type foundry. ~ 500 ad. writer
.O4O Call. write HAPGOODS. 9th hoor. 800
Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE experienced butler and valet
wants situation, 18th June, In private family
city or country. -.
S. KANbh p. q. toH 595. stanton. Va.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO PARTY BACKING CORPORATION con
trolling unusually meretorlous Invention a gu.
viii be arranged stralgh, proposition bearing
thorough Investigations: principals only PRt.sl'
DENT. box 2nJ sun o1ice.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET is 900 square feet moor space; groln
noor; suitable for garage or storage. SrANLE
HOD ELEVATOR CO.. go West 2Sth ST.
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9~tprmesem uao g@tpeoen.

@er nit einem Dffenen Bid far
pDlitii@e un0 f0siale 0oltsiDnoerart
burb Sbmeben uib R0rmeeen reiite,
mirD bic @abrnebmuue aema@t ia.
ben, oaB Der 8egriff nBrubernolt" ,
Der 10 oft auf Shmeben uno Ror.
weaeu nngemanbt m0roen, benz mirt.
liden Berbdltnis smiiden oieien BEL.
ben itanbinauiiben 9dnoern ME ents
iprab. 00n einem @inperitdnonig
mar trDb Der Union" (0te aur cine
papierne beneutete) ME bic Gebe; Die
entfernteiten Gettern t6nnten ith
niht nleihgilti1er gegentiberiteben.
Die N0rmeger beiUnoers betDnten
bel ieoer @elegenbeit ben MntaaDa
nismns. oas 9rennenbe nno Sons
bernie.
pGlt man einen Wortpeger fir Ell.
men Sbmeoen. 10 tam man teuIeno
geaen ems tpetter, oaB einens elm
,,nej norske'' y0ein! NDrmes
ger" entgeaent6nt, als fei es fir
einen SDbn @orges, einen Wads
t0mmen Der alien 00romdnner. Der
@itinaer. cine 8%eleioiguna, nit els
mem Sbmeoen permebielt su per'
ben.
Der b6flihe, neri6bnlihe Shweoe
mirb einen lolben Srrtum beldheln
uno auftldren. oer bnrte, unliebenss
miirbige Nurme9er fublt iih perlebt.
DEM Der 0Drmeaer par eigentlih
INNER in elmer gepiiien 8ampfitim'
muna ae9en G@meben, bic iid aus
ben Reeionen Der BDlitit sulebt AUDI
auf eeieaibaftltbe ibertrue-bis ite
fih iebt in elmer 2anoiauna Der I'M,
freiniuigen Union entluo.
Wian oarf, I'm biitoriih aere9net
su fein. eben nibt peraeiieu, oaB Die
Union smii@en ben beioeu itanoinas
uilden B6ltern i'm Sabre 1914 cine
er5uunaene mar. Waa tatte i'm
8ate Der 86lter Shmeoen fir oas
an 8uBlanb ab9etretene 5innlanb-
N0rmeaea su9emieien, aber Der
9lidspils BernaoDtte, Der fpGtere
&bnis aarl XIV. Sobann, nuBte
fth bic @ioerftrebenoe erit bolen.
geitiefelt uno aeipornt parb er urt
@ormegen; .unb bift ou niht nil
fig, 10 brauh ih @emait." Bel WoB
puroe bic 1pan9sebe eeI6loGen,
nadoem 0orae bas 8erl6bnis nit
Dem odniiben Brdutiaam bate auf,
aeben miifien.
go itellt iib bic Union" eeihihts
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BDIt erfannte Die @rpBmut aub
an, Ibitte[te Nble banfbar bic 9anD,
aing baum bin, teilte ieiuer 5amilie
unb ieinen Sreunoen Die Sadie nit,
beriet iid nit ieineu Iopotaten uno
benz 0iftriftanmalt uno fla9te oann
Serrn Nble Der @rpreiiuug an. Die
Solge mar bic Dbeu aeldiloerte nn-
terIubuug.
Die Sadie bat ~ungebeures &uf=
1eben gema9t. g8 bat lib oa niez
Der einmal 10 elm .@6aruub morale
ider BermDrfenbeit auf9etan." mie
aeuifie 2eute iin 10 bGbih aus8us
briden lieben, uno bic WDraliiteu,
oerer es in unierem 2anoe ia 10 uns
eablih piele aiebt. iblagen entiebt
Die 0dnoe iber ben &Opf 8uiammen.
Denr nrdt bic @rpreiiuna 1T bas
Ghlimmite bel Der Sa6e, Die 3ats
fade, oaB iid bieie grpreiuug 10 gut
be5ablte, oaB es 10 Diele unter Der
guten @eieafhaft Stem g0rt's CAB,
pDr oeuen man .ibDne 8eibi6ten"
ersablen fDnnte uuo bic herSlih aerue
beaab!teu. mas man nDn ibnen ber'
langte, penr fie beourh perbinoern
tonnten. oaR oieie sbablhen @e'
fdihten" ersdblt murben, 1T nod un'
enblib piel iblimmer.
Das Sntereiianteite bel Der
Sohe 1T aber ieoeufQQS bic Mrt, mie
bieie @rpreiiunaeu in Scene gelebt
purben. S0urnaliitiibe @rpreiier,
iogenannte nRep1lues.S Dugualiiten"
bats ia INNER seeeben. aber frabep
arbettete man bod NIT unenolih piel
berberen Wittetn. Die Seem Dors
Ter Gtaats seitun9" iagt gang ridtie:
Die 0erhaftung bes Ggentea zines
berartisen Observation-Disclosures
laBt ben INTERRUPTED smii@en ber alt@
mDbiiden NepDlper > Breiie uub bet
iebt unter Der Waste bes Society
@ottDrs" operierenben grpreffers 10
reht beutlih gu Gage treten, Das
JfebDiDerbIett lit nod nDrbanoeu,
aber bafelbe tgitt ole 8erleger zines
2urusmertes fiber Die ySem Dorfer
feline @elt auF, bas gum Breife BON
$500 in ienen &reiien uertrieben
pirb. in melben oieie Summe teine
Stole ipielt. User itd aeaen ben
Rauf oes Ma@werts itraubt. benz
miro peritedt nit gntbhlungen ae.
brDbt aus benz Bripat' Doer @elhdfts'
leben unb rur in su Dielen 5aQen er'
reiden Die @rpreiier ibren Smed,
nidt etnua. neil bic Orfer cine 8loBs
fteIluig tpirtlih gu befirhten bdtteu,
iDnoern neil ibnen btes ale bas eina
fahfte Mittel egi@eint, ben Baraiit
%lDssuperoen. 1no ber Barefit Iel<
Der! Sc lit nidt mebr ber nit Maba
runesipraen tdmpfenbe, ebrlos aes
pDroene 2Dbnihreiber, Der Die Teoer
als NepDlper misbraubt, Der &epol'
BET. J1grnaliit bon beute lift Elm feis
rer Wanu, er lSst iih mDmDglib
Colonel ibelten, lebt auf arDRem
SuBe. mabt Elm 6auS, in meldem
5elbIt Rtmter unb aubere Stitber1 Der
@eleaihaft nertebren." So, ia, un'
iere gan3e 2ebensfibruna bat iib Ia
perfeinert, ba tam Der 6epplpers
5Durnaliit ni@t bintenaniteben.
Gut it's ibriaens, oaB Die 6err'
ibaften in Stem 9ort 10 famoa bereins
gefaQen iinb, lire @eihGftsmetbDoeu
bitten ipnif an nnberer Srter moi
nod manhen Nababmer eefunben.
sic itnb 81 perlDdenb.
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- S@uls' 5aIoDn bietet etnen
anQenebmer Nnfenthali.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-20
SEN pmnaertpbe mabe.

., 5, Sect Bpm Concord, &D,, idreibt,
bob er in 5olse elmer eat5aubeten Obers
lippe 20 Sabre lang bic i6redliGFea
erbulbete unb faum eiien
fonnte. Budlen's Arniea Solbe bat i'm
furiert, 8u baben Bel S @alteber &
Sobn, @eo. S. S, S6mibt. Gig. unb
Nbplf 9reiB. Sur rs Gts.
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- 2alf. cement. Sano, Bod
feline, ~feuerfefte Steine unb 9buas
Ebeer unb GspbaItpapier, DaGpappe.
Tbeer un6 Nspbalt, Del, Terpentin,
5arben, 0lna &c. &c. ftets nDrrdtbia
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New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
RESCUE BY SELIGMAN.
Columbia Professor Helped Sare
Aged Woman from Fire.

In fire which threatened TO destroy the old
Summerville mansion. at No SIS West S6th-str
last night Mrs E. Summerville, the aged
mother-in-Iaw of Eugene Clifford Potter. was
rescued by her daughter and Edward R. A.
Seligran professor Of economics in Columbia
University The fire was confined to the rooms
Of the servants on the third floor of the house,
and the damage was estimated at $500. 1t is the
one frame house in the neighborhood and has
been for years a landmark.
Mr. Potter and his wife were out Miss sum
merville, who was the only of the family
at home discovered smoke coming from room
on the third floor about II o'clock and tele-
phoned Fire Headquarters Professor Seligman
ran from his house. two doors east and with
Miss SummerviIle hurried to her mothers room
on the second floor. With Professor Seligman
she wrapped her mother in blankets. and then
carried her to the professors home. BY this
time the butler and some of the maids were at
tempting to quench the flames with buckets Of
water. One of them carried Dick Potter. who
is eight years old, out of the house. When the
fremen arrived they made short work of the
blaze. 1t was confined to the room in which it
is supposed to have originated and the one ad-
joining. Same damage was done by the water
which filtered through into the lower floors. It
is believed that the fire was caused by lace
curtain being blown against a lighted gas jet.
1t was said at the Potter home later that Mrs.
Summervflle had suffered no i'll effects from the
shock
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
Has BEEF TRUST LETTERS.
StenOgrapher Turns OUer alleged
Secret Correspondence.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Chicago. April 24.-1iss Mary E. Marcy,
author and social worker. came TO Chicago from
Kansas City to-day and turned over TO United
States District Attorney Morrison alleged dam
aging secret and code letters Of the Beef Trust
heads. Miss Marcy. detective in the employ
Of the government, worked as a stenographer
successfully in the Kansas City and Chicago
Offices of Swift & Co. and Armour & Co, writing.
it is said, all the confidential and secret corre-
spondence that passed between members of the
trust.
Miss Marcy made carbon copies of letters
which were supposed to have been destroyed,
and these she has now turned over to the gov
ernment.
The federal grand jury to-day completed its
examination. for a time. into the operations of
the Aetna Trading Company. Tomorrow the
Jurors viii take up the testimony of witnesses
who are employed by the packers.
District Attorney Morrison said tonight that
the jury will continue its investigation of the
beef industry until April % when that case will
be dropped until May 2. in order 10 investigate
some other affairs. After these cases are cleared
up the beef inquiry viii again be taken up and
completed No indictments on the main issue
win be voted until after May 2 according to Mr.
Morrison.