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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD r. R.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. 42d
s.; and 4th Av; as follows. for No., ,.r,.,,
I1looa t;ll9o nloi ..N; ~ ~ I;SSo
1900 p. NJ. via Sprlngneid-tsOo A. NJ. ill2Oo.
PoRTLAND and BAR HARBoR-.tssoe p. N.
WORCESTER 4 FITCH Bu re. via Putnam. 'aP.M
GREAT HARRINGTON. SrOCkBRIDGE. LENOx.
Pl1TSFIELD--'4;5O. 100? A. NJ, si;24. 1881 N
St. also al c2ei. 1885, cls4 Bway, c25 Union Square.
cls2 Fifth Ave. c24S Columbus Ave, co9 Madison
Ave. c273 West l25th ST.. POS Third Ave. In
B'kyn. c342. 500 Fulton ST.. 500 broadway:
'Daily. Except Sundays. iStops at 125th st.
1Stops at 125th St Sundays only. saturdays only
;Panor Car Limited HAS dining car. cParior and
Sleeping Car tickets also.
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CHAUFFEUR GOES MAD.
Result Of An Upset in Which Autp Was
Destroyed and Two Women Hurt.

R1vERHEAp, L. l.; Aug. 2l.-Capt. Andrew
Skinner Of Sayville, John Smith and his
sister Carrie Of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Edward
Griffin OF Greenport, started for this place
last evening in an automobile. The ma
chine got out Of ordersand the party decided
to return to Greenport after they had gone
q few miles. IN trying TO turn the car
the chauffeur upset it. Mrs. Griffin and
Mrs, Grifin's nose was broken and two OF
Miss Smiths ribs were fractured. The
others were cut and bruised.
The automobile caught fire from the
gasoline tank and was destroyed. It was
the property Of Samuel P. Hedges. The
chauffeur went mad Immediately after the
upset. He seemed to think that all the
other occupants Of the car had been killed.
and kept denouncing himself as being re-
sponsible for their deaths. He and the
others in the party were taken back to
Greenport in carriages. So =.
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DETECTIVES STRANGE REQUEST.
After Man Whs Was Robbed Clears Pris.
oner the slouth wants Him Held.

AH(ef MAN VINO Wu0 AVUUcu SlOATU HIi1s
oner the sleuth wants Him Held.
Detective Sergeant Manning srraigned
Charles Downs, 50 years old. Of s4s Delaney
street In the Jefferson Market police court
yesterday on the charge Of being a sus-
picious person. Manning told Magistrate
Whitman that Downs was suspected Of
having picked the pocket Of George Kim
mel Of 2l2 Canal street about month ago
for Sll7. He wanted the prisoner held on
q short affidavit.
As the Magistrate was about to sign the
order Downs said:
aYour Honor, this detective had me
down to Police Headquarters this morning
and there. in a line OF men. the man who
says ne was robbed could not pick out his
man, and said was not tho pickpocket.
OF course the police can arrest me, and
Ncted Of a crime. I've been working
steadily for the past three year,
Downs's employer sid Downs had worked
for him for the past three years and could
be TRUSTED In any capacity. Without
man discharged the prisoner.
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ANTHRACITE ROAD COMBINE.
WALL STREET HEARS OF A NEW
RAILROAD DEAL.

said That the Central and Pennsylvania
Arc to Issue JOINT Collateral Bonds
Pledged by Deposits q Reading,
Lehigh and Ontario and Western.
That the New York Central and Pennsyl-
vania railroads are to bring into one system
all the anthracite coal producing and garry
ing railroads was the rumor that came out
of Philadelphia yesterday and Interested
Wall Street 1t was said that New York
Central and Pennsylvania are now making
arrangements to issue large quantity
Of Joint cola teral bonds, which will be
pledged by deposits Of stock OF Reading
and Lehigh Valley and possibly Ontario
and " estern. 1t was also said that the
original intention was to bring Erie under
the collateral bond issue, but that this
scheme fell through for the time being.
According to the story, the bonds will
bear 4 per cent interest and will be guar
anteed jointly by the Pennsylvania and New
York Central, through their underlying
companies, the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Lake Shore. The bond issue was supposed
to bs a preliminary step In bringing to-
eether all the anthracite coal roads under
the control OF the two great trunk lines.
The New York Central and Pennsylvania
now have a very large interest in the Read
ing property and also in the Iehigh Valley.
In 1902 they purchased about 1000
OF tho Readings $4,000 900 Of stock. The
Lake Shore owns about 80 900 900 Of Lehigh
Valley. and the Baltimore and Ohio has
large interest in the road for the Pennsyl-
vana. For some time past many people
have thought that the buying Of Erie stock
has been for the Lake Shore and Baltimore
and Ohio, in the came way that Reading was
acquired. Banking interests close to the
two big trunk lines professed entire igno-
rance yesterday regarding the deal, and no
confirmation was obtainable.
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HUSBAND SEES MRS. YOUNG.

sayy She's Sorry She Shot Mrs. Morgan
and Thinks He'll BE True to Her.
William @. Young, the husband Of Bea-
trice Young, who II in the Jefferson Market
police court prison for shooting Mrs. Kath-
leen Morgan, a stenographer employed
by her husband, visited his wife yesterday.
my husband came to Offer me financial
assistance, and he promised me counsel.
think he will be true to me from now on. !.
.I'm so glad Mrs. Morgan ie better.
hope she gets we'll. l really didn't know
what l was doing at the time shot her.
ives following my husband and when,
after hea ring their reports. l saw Mrs.
Morgan and my husband together I lost
control OF myself"
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H0TORMAN'S HAT GOT ADRIFT.
Stopped to Catch 1t and His Car Was Hit
b. Trolley ASfcrn-0ne RadlY Hurt

stopped to Catch 1t and His Car Was Hit
b. Trolley Astern-One Badly Hurt.
The motorman OF Flatbush avenue car
returning from Bergen Beach on Sunday
night stopped at Avenue N to catch his
ha', which had been blown away. A Nos
'rand avenue car, which was following.
crashed into the stalled car. The pas
ssengers on both cars we're shaken up, and
Thomas Hanlon, II years old, Of 2i1 Lee
avenue, Williamsburg was severely injured
snd dozen other passengers were slightly
| hurt
The conductor Of the Flatbush avenue
ar says the Nostrand avenue motormsn
pmped on the car when he realized. that
ne was going to collide with the car ahead.
hsnon was removed to the County Hos.
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CREATURE OF THE STATE.
Judge Lanning's Reason for Not solving
the United States shipbuilding Co.

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 2l.-Declaring he
lacked authority to do as requested. Judge
William NJ, Lanning, in the United States
court here to-day, refused the petition OF
Receiver James Smith, Jr.. for the dis
solution Of the United States Shipbuilding
Company. Judge Lanning says the COR
|poration is the creature OF the State and
cannot be dissolved by another authority.
1t is expected that Receiver Smith will
apply to the Court Of Chancery for an order
lot dissolution. He desires to have the
|company's charter annulled because its
franchise tax is about due and he Is short
Of funds having only $4,000 to meet all
indebtedness.
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EI!l5H|F!|I Ib#iR13'17

Paiatlal steamers NEW YORK" and ALBANY"
Of the Hudson River Day Line. fastrst and finest
river boats In the world. ..
Leave Brooklyn, Fulton st. tby Annex, 500 AN.
49,. Desbroeses ST. Pier .,..'.....'.',, baO
West 10th ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Landing at Yonkers. West Point. Newburgh,
Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, CatsSll Hudson
and Albany. Daily except Sunday. Special Trains
TO Cat:kill Min. resorts and Saratoga. and easy
Through tickets and baggage checked at of1ccs
OF N. y. Transfer Co Through rail- tickets. bet
and Albany accepted s Mos, dellshtfn d one
keepslc, returning on down boat.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Safety
System Stationery Co.. domestic corporation:
eounsS Of YORK. snd stan, sne Of
YORK. will apply 10 the Supreme Court OF the State
OF New York. at Special Term thereof. TO be held
at the County Court House. In the City Of New
York, County Of New York, on the 18th day OF
September. 1905. at 1880 O'Clock In the forenoon
Of that day. or As soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard. for an order authorizing said corpora
ton 70 change its corporate name TO SAFETY
SYSTEMS CO."
Dated New York City. August l. 1905
THE SAFETY SYSTEM STATIONERY CO.
j. K KIRKLAND. Pres.
CLEVELAND F. BACON, Sec.
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Elllnswood & Cunningham settlement.

Judge Holt Of the United States District
soart has dismissed by consent Of creditors
se petition in bankruptcy fled against
~ ames W. Cunningham and Frank NJ.
'RcS' who composed the firm Of Ellingwood
Cunningham, stock brokers at Al Wall
SIeet The petition was fled on Feb. 10
y George A. Kessler. The dismissal IL
pursuance Of the plan OF settlement
he ,.Ae Mrs. Cunningham Las decided
"r. property at lS45 to 1851 and 1855 Seventh
t'ehue and 3l2 to 800 Manhattan avenue
wa committee for the benefit OF the firm.
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Department Of water Supply. Gas and Electric.
ity, Room 1888, Nos. 1921 Park Row. Borough Of
Manhattan. The City Of New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Commissioner Of Water supply. Gas and
Electricity at the above once until o'clock p. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST so, loOS
Borou1hs Of Manhattan and The Bronx
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING 40
MERCURY DOUBLE SLOAT GAS REGULATORS.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN T. OAKLEY,
Commissioner Of Water Supply,
Gas and Elect hcity.
The city Of New York August ia, 1905
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed bids or estimates will be received by the
Commissioner OF Docks at Pier "A" Battery Place.
until O'Clock p. NJ. September list. 1905. on con
tracts as follows:
No. 935, for dredging
No. es7. for sand and broken stone:
No. 83S. for cobble and rlprap stone.
For particulars City Record.
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central & Hudson r. Il: Lessee2
Trains leave franklin st>station, New ioIk' ~
follows and is minutes later foot West "a s' N WI
t94O a. M--Catskil Mountain LlTniteo'
iii 20 A. M-Mountain Express
ti245 p. M-Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer.
800 p. M.-Chlcago Express. , 4, -. -, ..
.225 p. M-Con. Lin, for Detroit, Chi q ST. LOUIE
1925 p. A-Uister Express. ,. 4 ~,
500 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo,. Cleveland en-
,sO6 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit 81 Lo9 s
.o44 p M-For syria. Roch Ma aus, ne c,scS.a
from hotel or residence by Westcou ESp5sHss'
- nn -, Wanaocy Gen'l Passr Agent
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LIENS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on tho 9lst
day OF August. 1905. at IL O'Clock noen at No Sal
Wen 44th street. Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of
New York, there will be sold at public auction
under the auspices Of NORRIS EfNSTEIN, Auc
tionecr. for the account of one WILLIAM ARM
purpose Of satisfying certain lien for work. labor
and serSess done v and periermsd upon the same
ERNEST oFELDT, doing business under the name
Of AUGUST OFELDT a SONS; which work. labor
ton Of boiler the installation Of new piston rods
Into the engine OF said locomobiie and an examina
tion Of all the parts Of the said machine: which
lien amounts 10 One hundred Thirty 0l30.OO
Dollars.
Dated August 18th. 1905.
SIEGEL LOUIS
Attorneys for Licnors. No III Nassau street
borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York.
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N
Steamer Mary Powell

Leaving Desbrosses ST, at
and Holidays. 1916 p. M.
Saturdays and Holidays. 2
$50 p. NJ, Saturdays an d
for Highland Falls. West
burgh. New Hamburg,
Rondout and Kingston. o
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West Esd Street 10 minutes earlier. exceps
midnight train leaves l:5O p. m. .
Ly Liberty street, 500 am. Except Sun. Bunct.
" 1000 m Daily. Diner.
200 noon Daily. Diner.
200 pm. Daily. Bunet
Roysl ViuSted) 400 D m. Daily. All Pullman.
~ ijhertv street 6OO n M Daily. Diner.
TOO p.m. Daily Bunet
1915 night Daily. Slcepep.
THRoUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
Leave New YORK CITY,, West 2ad ST; Liberty 81
CHICAGO. Columbus. diner 1850 am 1900 mn.
PlttsburE. Cleveland:Lim,d $50 pm !9o pm.
"Pittsburg Limited" Buffet $50 pm. 100 pm
Cincinnati 81. Louis Sleeper Ilso pm. 1915 MT.
ClncianAti' 81. Louis Diner go am 1000 am.
Ohaces: 1871 26i. Az 1900 broadway. Astor
House, los Greenwich ST. Is Union Square W, 81
Grand St. N. V. 34S Fulton ST.. Brooklyn I'D st.
and Liberty st.
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TISEMRNT IN THE CITY RECORD of August
To- 1905 TO septenbsr l. 1895 Of the e1nr% r, lon
Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and
Arrears. Of assessment for OPENING AND &C.
CURING pITLE 70 ~ she fSll1T1S ramed Avenue
iST WARD. FOREST AvENuE-oPENING.
between Brooks Avenue and Manor Road. Con-
-''-' EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
City OF New York. August ls, 1905.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC TINS DAY
Sun rises .6:i1 Sun sets .6AlM Moon rises 1879
HOB wATIR THIS DAY
Sandy Hook IL "a Gov I'd. .Il:SetHell Gate. $40
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ARRIVED oC1
SAILED PROM PoRHroN PoRrs

Sd Fuerst BIsm arck, from Bouloene for New York
81 Prinz Adeiber, from Palermo for New York.
SIS Philadelphia from La 0usyra for Now York.
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$40 p. NJ. ISaturdaya
W. AID ST.. $3.50 p. NJ.
p. NJ: West i2ath st. =,
Holidays. 2:20 p. M,
Point. Cornwall. New
Milton. poughkcepsic.
'chestra on board.
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WuEw YORK, ONTARIO l. WESTERN ~
LackaWanna Railroad

Leaves New York, foot Barclay and Chr stopher stA
$500 4. M.-For Binghamton and Elmlra.
1000 A. M.-Bu1alo. Chicago and 81. Louis.
1000 A. M-Syracuse. Oswcgo. Rlchheld SPRING.
1ia:ao p. M-Pocono Mountain Special
'ltoP n. For Buffalo and Chicago.
1900 p NJ. For Scranton and Plymouth.
ans P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
.st5 p. M.-ror Buffalo Syracuse. Rtchneld sp'gs
900 A. A.-For Chicago-Slcepers open o.20 r. NJ
Tickets, its, go. iiss. 1854 Bfosdway. N. ". NJ
Fulton e.: Brooklyn DAILY. iEAceps sunday.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER.
TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD Of Auenss
BY the Supreme Court and the entering in the
Bureau the Collection Ct err a a9a
oUiRiNG TITLE TO the following named street
Il, the BOROUGH OF THE BRoNx: ,,,
PATH WARD, SECTION n: EAST 2oeT u
Moshou Parkway South. Confirmed November
I. 1904 and July .. 1905 entered August Is 1900
City OF New York. August ls 1906.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
Sailing Saturdays. $50 4. NJ. Per IS. n. Il.
g. ss s.pi SsT Lo %G.A Sept ssp, 70
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEw yoRK-LoNDoN DlREcT; Pi'5 !. 50; \ \ 3.
MESABA ,.,.,,,'.,... 49, aug 20 y a. n
MINNEAPOLIS ...,,.......... Sept. ?. $50 4; n
MINNETONKA. ...,..,..........Sept 49, 1850 A. NJ.
RED STAR Line.
ANTwERP-DOvER-LO DON-PARlS.
Sailing Saturdays at 1850 A: NJ. Pier H. N. r.
Iceland ....,.,... Aug. % vaderland Sept. Q
FinHnd Sept. kroonland SO. Sept. 10
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-oUEENSTOWN-
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays Pier 49, n. r.
Baltic Aug. Is, AN. Oceanic, Sept il3A. NJ
Teutonic. Aug. 30 AN. Majestic. Sept. 1910 AN
Celtic SEE, AN GsaTc ss ysh Is osAM
cymne .'.,.'., Aug. i Republic ''''.''. Sept. !
TTTSn MEDITERRANEAN AxxD IA
FROM NEW YORK.
CRITIC ............ Sept 20, noon; Nov. L. Dec. a
REPuRLlc. Oct 10, noon Nov. 50. Jan, 20, Mar. 9
0hN''o ''' FROM BOSTON.
ROMANO. Sept. 10. noon Oct. %. Dec. 2. Feb. 3
CANOpIC. =. Oct. Z. Nov 49, Jan. 10. Feb "a
Passc niger Offices. o Broadway.
Freight ot1ces, Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place.
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RAILRoAD.y
90 RAlLROADs.
-~>r~>,~,~~r~~>-yNr-s s--N>>>Ns>-'-~->~>
PENNSYLVANIA

Hh
"Nn H"H
~ wv J ~ - VIZ
RAILROAD
..., ,,,,,,
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENIi Third
STREET AND DEStnOSSES AND
CORTLASDT STREETS.
Tho leaving time from Dethrosses and Gora,
below for Twenty third street station. '.
.io.Ss e. H. ST. LolTis i LiMiTEb.a For cncin.
natl and 81, Louis.
'l0.SS A. N. THE PENNSSlvANIA LIMITED
% hours to Chicago.
'l.SS p. NJ. CHICAGO CINCINNATI. AND ST.
1855 p. ". THE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.
~ hosrs to Chicago.
'4.SS r. ". Chicago LIMITED:
sS.SSP. N. ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXP
'5.6S r. u. WESTERN EXPRESS.
7.S1 p. n. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
's.2S p. y. CLEVELAND CINCINNATI EXP.
'9.S1 p. D.. PlTTSbURG SPECIAL.
WARRINGTON AND TIE SOUTH, .
7.6S. s26. .a25, '9.5S. 'l0S q. m, la2S l25o 29.
C36, Congressional Linitedo, 40. 40. .ao5
96 p. m, 1910 night. sunday s25, no. .lGoo
m. 1925. 'i2b5 c32S, "Congrcsslonal Llm'ted).
s9N, .425, s+b5, V26 p. NJ. l2lO nlght
SOUTHERN RAlLWAY.-'2'bS, 1925. '+zs D. M
1910 a. m. daily. ~,
ATLANTIC COAST JlNE.-'s.2o .. M ana Sso
p: m. daily
SEABOARD AIR LlNE.-l225 p. M ana i2'lo D. M
daily. . ,,,r.y ..,s
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as the numbers Of the seventy-one bonds issued
under the trust deed Of the ChiesEo q Western =,
1882 10 be redeemed by the operation OF the Sink.
Ing Fund On September iss next a. the omee S %
accrued interest 70 that date. Registered bonds
should be Accompanied BY power OF attorney
transferring them 70 bearer.
HsRsERT Il L. N ssSsTfTTERLEE. Trustees
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once OF the Department of Correction, No Iis
East Twentieth Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
The City Of New York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Commissioner Of Correction at the above
once until II o'clock A. NJ. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST a. 1905.
Borough Of Manhattan.
No :. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
HARDWARE. PAINTS. IRON. STEAM FITTINGS,
LUMBER AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
For full particulars see City Record
FRANCIS j. LANTRY
Commissioner.
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Arrived-MoNpAY. Aug.

ArT1Ved-N0NpAY, AUG II. =
S. iceland, Antwerp. Aug. u.
Sc Ryndam, Rotterdam. Aug. u.
s. Grosser Kurfuerst. Bremen Aug. u.
Sc Mesaba. London. Aug. ~.
Sc Louisiana; Copenhagen, Aug;
SIS Finance. Colon. Aug. n.
IS Zulia. Maracaibo. Aug. u.
SIS Northtown Port Arthur. Tex Aug. u,
So FL Sud; Galveston. Aug. Is.
81 jamestown, Norfolk. Aug. 20.
IS Nora. Chester, Aug. TO-
IS Mamma Hata Baltimore. Aug. 10. '..
ARRIVED OCT.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm H.. from New York st Cher.
So Pannonia. from New York at Fiume,
Ss yaderland, from New York " Dover.
Ss MnnehAha, from New York at London.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LoST.A ruby diamond bracelet. near Irving.
ton on Hudson. Liberal reward II returned 10
GEO. RITTER. NJ Broadway, NswIYork. rs A.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-07
v lLSON HAS
GOOD PLAN.
CHANGES IN MEAT INSPECTION
RULES WILL EFFECT BIG
SAVING.

Washington, Oct. 6.-At the meeting
OF the cabinet today the plan of Secre-
tary OF Agriculture Wilson to require
the packers to pay for the inspection
OF meats was approved and it will be
put into operation at once. 1t is ex-
pected that saving Of $4,000 year
will thereby be effected by the gov
ernment.
All the small packing plants in Iowa
as we'll as in other states will undoubt-
edly receive great impetus by the new
order. The plan is one which Secre-
tary Wilson strongly favors as means
Tor promoting the establishment of
packing plants in all parts Of the west
1t is simply to provide that certain
fee shall be charged packers for each
carcass inspected. This would put the
small packers on the same basis as
the large ones. Tie government now
pays about $150,0J0 annually for meat
inspection and the benefits accrue to
the large packers only. The small
packers have strongly protested and
Secretary Wilson is anxious to put the
new system into effect. This will not
only largely relieve the government
of the expense of inspection,
but will enable meat from small pack
ers plants to enter the market, at
home or abroad, on an equal footing
with meat from big establishments.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-07

Des Moines, Oct. 6. - Grover Cleve-
land has stirred UP a real hornets
nest by his recent attack on the wo-
men suffragists. At the meeting Of
the Political Equality club yesterday
afternoon at the Savery sundry re-
marks which could not be said to be
sugar coated were made about the ex-
president.
This club is the most prominent and
aggressive suffragist organization in
Iowa and is really the leader in the
movement as far as the Hawkeye
state is concerned.
Grover Cleveland never did cred
liable thing in his life, anyway" said
Mrs. Iona Robinson, recording secre-
tary Of the club, "and I'd be ashamed
of any woman that would have any
admiration for him" At this statement
a feeble murmur of protest was heard,
however, and one woman charitably
said that he was mighty smart"
man.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-07
GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA MAY
MAKE TREATY,
SOON.

London, Oct 6.-Following closely
upon the publication of the text of the
Anglo-Japanese treaty has come con-
siderable talk of the possibility of an
understanding between Great Britain
and Russia. All the newspapers are
devoting columns to the discussion of
the question, pointing out that If Rus
sia is sincere in her expressions of a
desire for peace in Central Asia, there
is no reason why the two ancient enc.
mics should not come to an agree
ment that will not only assure peace
but will clear away the suspicious
leading to the friction which existed
for years. That negotiations with this
object in view are pending seems pos
sible though definite official confrma-
tion is lacking.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-07
SOLDIERS IN
GOOD HEALTE
CONDITIONS IN AMERICAN ARMY
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
DURING YEAR.

Washington, D. c., Oct. Sturgeon
General r. H. O'Reilly has submitted
an exhaustive report on the health con-
ditions of the army to Secretary Taft.
The report says the enlisted strength
OF the army as shown on the returns
to the military secretary was 60, ,139.
There were 1856 admissions to
sick report" during the year, 4O6
deaths from all causes and 1877 dis
charges for disability. The figures, he
says, show steady and progressive i'm
provement in health.
mineral Habits Worse Feature.
The report says that by far the most
important diseases affecting the eff
cheney of the army during the year
have been those resulting from i'm
moral habits, which caused fifteen per
cent of all the admissions. This class
of diseases has advanced from third to
first place in the number of admissions
to the sick report.