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New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
EOREIGN FORTs


Liverpool Aug y. 43O m-saIled. steamer Caronia
tIsrl. Barr, New York via Queenstown
Copenhagen. Aug 2s. a n-Arrved. steamer Henig
dam. Hoist, New York via Christiansend
Gibraltar. Aug 27-Passed steamer Roma I'D Pavey.
Naples for New York.
Marseiiies, Aug 26-ssiied Massia Fr). Murli
Dunkirk Aug 26-Arriyed. steamer CBr,. Orchard.
New York
Barbados. Aug 2s--Arrived. steamer La Plata tsr)
Dagnal. Southampton for New York via Colon. King
Prauie Point Aug 2s-Passed steamer Britannia (srj
Erskine New York for Rotterdam.
Fiums. Aug 23-Sailed steamer CRrDathia Cr) Pente-
cost New YORK
Santos. Aug 29-Arrive6. steamer sieglinde CGer).
Strecker, New York via PeTnanScco, sic.
Ecills. Aux s-PaRse5. stransf Phebus iGeF). Sch-r
horst, New York FOR probably Hamburg.
$spss, Aug 23-ATTved, steamers IRz.o utaD Boderc,
New York l-nisana dtsli. tarbone. New York.
Ponta Arnel. Aug 2s-PasseS. Motks (Ger),
Iiusc-. Genoa and Naples for New York.
Tari:a Is Passed. steamer (FTl, Sagois
Hew YoTx for Naples snd Ma.ssil.es.
Libau Aug 2SSailed steamer SInolensk RUSS TFoyan.
Esw York with 1850 emierantsl.
Palermo. Aug az Sailed. steamer LomhardiR ItaD.
from Genoa, New York.
Perrin A4g 2sPasssa. steamer Schuyikl lBD. Nichols,
TOkohama. Shanghai. Singapore. etc. lor New York.
geo AEg eS--S3iied ste6Trf Bylauds (Brl. Clark
YORK
eacoItn AHg ZI-Acri:ei. steamer Swat (BrD. Dobbs.
New YORK Aden for Calcutta
Arne Aug 2fPasAed. steaneF fiaFtsnfelg Ge..
Rode Calcutta, eto. for H3ston ans New YORK;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
NEVADA WANTS LOSSES PAID.
Insurance Commissioner Tells London Com
pany to Pay. Up or Lose License.

Carson City. New. Aug. 2S.-A letter was sent to
the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Com
pany yesterday 10y Commissioner Davis of the In
surance Department in response to received
from the manager OF the company requesting in
formation the condition of business in the
State of Nevada. in which Mt. Davis says
You ask relative the requirements of the
laws the State Of Nevada. with which you VIII
be pleased TO comply. / would suggest that your
company pay better attention complying with
the laws Of California You are reported in the
newspapers settling in full with your wealthy
patrons and squeezing your small policyhoders
You have right make such discrimination
You certainly cannot expect 90 do business on
those lines in California and continue to write poll
fhiS ] have ordered all policies car
ried bY your company state property cancelled.
and will give YOU two weeks to begin settling dol
lar for dollar I'm San Francisco: and IL there are
still complaints Of your business methods in San
Francisco your license to do business in the state
Will revoked.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
BLACK HAND" oUTRAGEs CONTINUE.
Two More Men Held Up in Westchester
County.

The BLACK Hand bands still active in West
chester County. Monday night they held up Irving
Knapp, well known resident of Katonah. and at
the muzzle OF a revolver robbed him of s19 IN cash
and his watch. chain and ring
Another complaint reached the Sheriff yesterday
from Hawthorne. where three hundred Italians are
employed in building a large home for Jewish
children. A wealthy Italian who keeps the COM
missary, received a letter telling him that II he
did not meet the grand secretary of the BLACK
Hand society he would be a dead before the
week was over The italian paid no heed 10 the
letter. Yesterday strange Italians walked into
his store and began firing at him with revolvers
When he fled through the rear door one of the men
grabbed the cash drawer containing $500. and made
off with II.
Coroner Wiesendanger learned yesterday that
Antonio Tussello whose dead body was found on
the New York & Harlem Railroad tracks near
Mount Vernon Sunday, was undoubtedly
''Black Hand bandit
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
PLAN INSURANCE TRUSTEE BALLOT.
Superintendent Kelsey COnfers With Others
Who Favor Simple Form.
rBv telegraph 70 The Tribune.l

= Albany. Aug. 2s.-superintenden. Kelsey OF the
State Insurance Department had talk to-day with
Louis Marshall representing Mr.. Untermyer's law
firm and General Manager Scrugham, Of the In
sernatonal Policy holders Committee regarding the
form OF ballot be prescribed by the State In
surance Department for the election Of trustees Of
life insurance companies in December. They favor
q simple ballot which can be readily marked and
one that will show up the opposition ticket well
as the administration ticket.
There was a suggestion that the election ballot
and form Of marking be adopted, the tickets to be
sn paralle columns. Mr. Marshall suggested that
the form Of the ballot might mean much to the
success of the policyholders' movement
Superinfendent Kelsey said he had received many
suggestions from the insurance companies as to
the form Of the ballot.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
INVESTOR IN WEST SIDE DEAL
PAYS ALL CASH FOR NEW SIX STORY LOFT
BUILDING
Sells Fine DweHng House to Improve Madison
PIof
PAYS ALL CASH
BUILDING.

4Uenue Plot.

A. NJ Johnson & Co. have sold for the Felt Con-
struction Company Nos 147 and 149 West 26th ST.,
a new six story loft building. Tho size Of the Plot
is S1x9S9 feet. The buyer is an investor. He paid
all cash for the property
Frederick Ziftel has sold for the Travers estate
the four story private dwelling house No 81 West
74th St. 2Ox6Ox1OO feet a client for occupancy.
John T. Williams has had plans drawn for ten
story apartment house. to be erected on the prem
ises Nos. 77s and $50 Madison ave. "a plot 3SXSO
feet The plot adjoins the home of r. Fulton CUT
ting. Gordon, Tracy & Swarthout are the archi-
teCtS.
j. ROmane Brown & CO. have sold for the Fritch
estate No. So West 36th St. five story dwelling
house, a lot 1S.1X9S.9 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

El1ri1ge &aDr st tn No s. samue! Godblum aEt.
ers; Morris H. Tames contractor . $500 SO
g H Gerard. Son Co agt az Harris ras Msskin 9SS
sth ave. W s. 99i1 it. $ Of i83d ST. 5ox1oo: 0VO "
Gruskin Berman agt: Greenfield & Baskin.
lsosh St 2s3 & y. cf ist 551Ioo;
1880 st, n $. $50 IT, W Of 5th ave 5oxioo: $50 ~
tractor e.l. '''e. anu .o"- 800 90
l5Oxioo1I; Joseph Tno & co, agt. Samuel
Hny ST. NO 2S Morris rGST e Henry
Goodman owner: Nathan Truman,
10th St, Nos. AS and 4s7 East Joseph Roth 70 "
JacobO|tz contractor s15 90
Oscar Frank. Henry and Emily Miller. own
Prospect ave. e s. 100 # s Of i5sth ST. 5ox ~
suearman a CLICK, owners and eontrastors, 14sg so
Harry iaskin. owners and contractors -. 775 90
Grand a ST n " or6eT eor6eT Mott % st S9xioO so Geo
Hui, Camp & Co. contractors .......:.....' AZ 90
Gs Miller 'Ra Realty Co%
PaHy owner and nd contractor aG a. 1000 90
5SS sir6srstsn sy;5 MasEn ,oo .,
tractor 5.4ss az
:tavsT owners ana eontractors Dc;. $50 90
Maskn. owners contractors. ''.'4 500 90
PeyseT Bookstayer. owners and contractor. 100 90
1891 St. n s.. $50 II. W. of 5th ave. 5OxS6ll
J; Greenfed owner and oontractor-.: 4ss Oa
kin owner and contractoE: -: ss4 SO
sth ave. Nos. 247l and Z473: ags. VIM
and contractors ''., a44 10
and contractor ~. 100 90
S5th ST. No 43S 20 44O East National Damp
Max delbin owners and contrno;ors. -. 475 90
18th St. No &c West; c c. BOhn Electric Com
pany agt. Julius Heimann and Morris C.
iicIten and contractors. -. 50 90
Belmont W. g.. 1855 ~. NJ OF Pelham
ave, 251s7.6: Plunkett Plumbing and Heat
ing Company agt. Julia Toher owner; Owen
ToheY. contractor s0l 90
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
REALTY NOTES.

Mechanics liens for $4,000 have been filed against
Greenfield & Maskin builders, on the property Nos.
247I and 247S Eighth and No. $50 to SS4 East
10th ST.. for building material, the largest being ia
favor of Theodore c. Wood for $4,100 and G. H.
Gerard, Son & Co. for $3.50
A mechanics lien for $500 was filed yesterday
against property south side of 144th st. 325
feet west OF Seventh ave. where Harris Maskin is
erecting a brick and stone f1athouse, in favor OF
G. H. Gerard, Son & Co, for building materials.
Samuel Green has leased the six story stable
that he is about TO erect at No. West 9Th ST., to
Solomon Lederer. The lease is for approximately
fifteen years 1t runs from the completion OF the
building 10 January I, 1922 at a rental of $500 a
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
LIS PENOENS.

ST. n s. f. e. of 15xse11 Bank for
Savings in the City Of New York William Lauer et
al foreclosure Of mortsage); attorneys. Strong Cad
walader
Chryste ST. n corner Bayard 4ae1si. 10: Morris
Goldberg al Sarah Rapan al faction 20 declare
Vendee's Nen) attorney. NJ. Salem.
Lot 312 block 1. amended map Of Mapes estate West
Farms; Elizabeth H. Chlds et al egt. @. Pasquae
Aura ct al foreclosure Of mortsagel attorneys Reeves
Todd & Swain
Louis Stern Ephraim Drucker al foreclosure Of
mortgase(: attorneys, Morrison & Schiff
Hughes 90 II. n. OF 1Soth 5O2sT5: Bel
Realty Construction Company Sadie Felson
al accounting etc) attorney. J. Rosenzweig.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
FILES DENIAL IN TELEeRAPH SUIT.

IBy Telegraph The Trih, ne J
81. Louis, Aug. &-The allegation of Henry B.
6nyder in his suit against the American Deforest
Wireless Telegraph Company and its president
Abraham White. that White changed his name from
White to Schwartz conceal his identity when
fraudElently transferring stock is denied by White
fn his answer filed to-day. White says that in 1901
SNYDER was attempting TO promote the Deforest-
Smith inventions. owned by the Wireless Telegraph
on8rang Of America. but unable TO raise $1,000
20 protect his options White says he organized tho
sAsss:5ess Wireless Telegraph Company, with cap
i.as ~ 50 10000 This stock turned TO the
F.:reless Telegraph Company Of America in pay
hge-G 0g a ninety-nn year lease on any patents
I .ss.a
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
MINES AWAITING OWNERS.
iessees of Nova Scotian Properties Allow
Leases TO Expire.

HaIifax. Aug 2s.-AIuch interest expressed
in mining circles to-day the fact that the les
sees of four large mining properties in Inverness
< County Cape Breton and Cumberland County. n.
6. had neglected 70 make application for renewals
of their leases which expired yesterday. and that
outside parties had made application for leases of
all -four properties. The mines concerned are the
Port Hood mine at Port Hood. c. B.. and the Minu-
die. Strathcona and Styles mines in Cumberland
County Large interests involved. The new
apylics 1iCns have not vet been granted.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
OVERWoRk PARAuYzES POET.

Wallace Bruce. poet and literary worker, is
suffering from nervous prostratlon and partial
paralysis at his home, No. 2s7 Stuyvesant avenue,
Brooklyn. About a week ago Mr.. Bruce was sud-
denly stricken with paralysis while a trip up
the Hudson River. For some time he has been
actively working on new book, and his family
believes that his close confinement pulled down his
health. Although he is in a serious condition his
physician SAYS he
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
BOY OF NINE SUES MOTHER.
Summons and Complaint Ordered in browne
Case.

On the application of Hamilton & Beckett,
counsel for Henry Russell browne. jr.. nine
years old, Justice Giegerch. in the Supreme
Court. granted order yesterday directing the
service of a summons and complaint in a suit
brought by the boy against his mother Mrs.
Louisa F. b. browne. who according TO the
complaint is at BrOOklings. S. d. where she is
seeking divorce, have her removed as trus-
tee Of fund of $1,000. set aside for him by his
father. Henry r. browne OF the wOollen import
ing firm OF Laurie Mann & DrOwne of No 61
Leonard street.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
JEALOUS SEAMAN KILLS WOMAN.
He Then Attempts to Shoot Several Others
Before Being Arrested

In fit Of jealousy Martin Winterstein,
machinist of the steamship Colon. of the Panama
Line shot and killed Annie Larsen at her home
No 4s4 Henry street. Brooklyn, early yesterday
morning His charge against her that she had
been untrue to him and had used his money In the
entertainment of other men.
address; tried shoot r. j. Kelley. the policeman
who came to arrest him, and then turned the re-
voiVer on himself. These other attempts were all
failures Magistrate Dooley held the prisoner for
the coroner'S jury.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
WILL ALTER 14TH STREET BUILDING.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend;
Murphy for remOdeling the four story loft andy
building No 50 West 14th street into restau
ant and dining rooms for the Colonial Real Estate
Association, of which William P. Dixon is president
II is tC have new FACADE and passenger ele-
will be installed The improvements are to
cost S0000 according to the estimate of r. Berger
4Toa
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

JQH. Will he tie participation OF tbs nren:en fro'L
Other ci:isst who aided The Baltimore Fire D.
paytn,ert IN suhdunc she flames. The Jubilee, hc-
ginning September g. Will last week. There
viii be an industrial pageant, g. military parade
and o aremen's display. New York. Philedei-
phia. Wilmington, Del, Harrisburg. York and
Chester. Penn. will send hremen.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
STANDARD NOT AFTER DlsrILLERIEs.

NJ r Elliott. general counsel for the Standard
oil company. denied yesterday that that company
had steps 10 acquire the principal disteTies
fn IA Cni:ed States the result of the passage Of
the 5enatnred alcohol ,aw by Congress.
Nothing couid he absurd, said Mr.. Eli
The Standard Oil Company has taken no
steps In this direction whatever. nor will II: We
interest whatever in buying up diStilleTles
in the manufacture of denatured alcohol. There
have been negotiations 10 that end. and no talk
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
JUSTICE MUST PAY TAILoR's BILL.

Justice Marean. in the Supreme Court Brook
lyn. has decided that Justice Thomas w Fitz-
gerald. of the Court of Special Sessions, must
pay tailor's bin of s7S II and fine OF s25 beror.
the end of the month, or go to jail for contempt
A taiior's firm in Nassau street, Manhattan sold
failed 10 pay.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SIX STORY LOFT

Bartholdi st. n. s. so IT. W Of Cedar ave; FOR
two story frame dwelling house 2bxZt; Pasquaie =
Castald owner; L. Howard architect o
l37th l3.47 II. " Of the East RIVER,
for a one story brick shop, 5Ox60: De Ia Vsrgne
Machine Company owner William H. Lonston' &,
Hull ave. W. s. 90 II. s. Of 25th 81; for two
two story frame dwelling houses 2lX5O; MARY 90
Rushon owner: Hugo ". Aben. architect u
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

f46th ST. No SOC 20 sic West; Charles Cohen agt.
Max Weinberg ct al; August Is. 1906 Thy bomb y
Same property: same agt. same; August 10, lSvo
same property: Harry Cohen ast, same: August
II, 1906 Thy bOnd( .....--..-
1Isth ST.. No. 232 East: Thomas Graham agt
Alice NJ. Lynch al; July 81. 1908 .-.-....-- l.
10Th St No. 346 East: Nathan Weber agt. Louis
Yudkoff; August 10. 1906 Cby hondO
Same property; same agt. Barnet Hamburger et
al; August 2 1905 (by bond ..,:.........
Amundson ave. W. s.. 325 IL. g. OF Nelson ave,
25xiOO: John Rotands agt. Gustav Pauson ct
al; August "a 1906 ..........................
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Zerega ave $ s. i5O u. g. OF Lyon ave- for two
two story frame dwelling houses 2lx46 and 21X
90: Herbert ZobillRF6. owner; bernhard FIheiirg,
O. r
Gr,ca ave. g. e. of Rose Place for a ora
story frame storage building. 2OKla1; A. II
Abbott. owner: Bernhard EbalnE. architect.
Bear Swamp Road. n s., li1.4S n. g Of Poplar
St: for a two story frame building. 21x4S Emit
lie stelnmetz. owner: Bernhard Ebeling. nTchi-
kses Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:1e Sunset Moon 1881 Moons II
HIGH WATER
AN-sandv Hook 3l2 Island 3:16 He'll Gate 5:Oe
PM-sandy Hook 8:42 Gov Island 1858 He'll Gate 5:40
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
WOMAN BUYS RYE TRACT.

S. c. Munoz has sold to Hannah E. Allen
seven acre tract at the northwest corner OF Grace
| Church street and Midland avenue. Rye. N Y.
The has frontage of 500 feet in both streets
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Proposals.
GENERAL DEPOT OF oUARTERMAsTER's

Department Washington. d. c.. August 81 1906
Sealed proposals in trgcste will be received
p. m, October II. 1905. opened Tor CON
sructing. plumbing. drainage Eas-piping heating and
elevator plant and vacuum cleaning system OF building
for The Walter Reed Army General Hospital Army Hos
pltal Grounds, Washington ID. G. Information can be
obtained by applying here 20 Depot
New York Philadelphia. St Louis and Chicago En-
velopes containing proposals marked Proposals
Constructing. etc, Army General Hospital Washing
ton. D. c. and addressed to Captain A W. BUTT
Q. NJ. Washington d. c.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Fort Washington ave. 8. W 160th st..
Isl IIyTs.4x iTIeg.; Title Guarantee and Trust
('ompany loans Henry T. Bulman ............. 8
iisth ST No 232 East: Ella 0. Willis loans Alice
NJ Lynch --.-.---.-.4
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

10th st. n s.. 175 #. . Of Bleecker st; for
six story brick lathouse, 50xs2; Ruiz & Hoch- -
ster owners; L. p. J. Weiher, architect. s.
Sd ave. n g. cor. s7th ST.: for six story brick
fathouse. 50xs0 IL; NJ. Frank. owner; ;. sass,
arcnitect
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Steamship Ivernia in communication with Sable Island
when $50 miles that station at sl5 Monday
Steamship Majestic reported 40 miles east Of Sable ISL
Steamship Pannonia reported Nantucket II
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Eierrr Lee an actor of No 1133 Broadway. filed
< pctsiicn ID voluntary bankruptcy yesterday He
x: se his Liabilities ss6TS u and assets S175O
- wnicn 81 500 are debts due him. =. 4. Haynes
a. - . Broad street is the chief creditor on
~r0.es ~ Insurance premiums for ss46 IS. The
es;Rre q NJ NahOn Of DreamIand. Coney Island
q c-ecir-.i with money loaned. $500
The Nat.ensi Automobile Company also hlsd
..sstisn IN voluntary bankruptcy Liabilities are
sf.ssB IS AID assets S1.01s 25. William =. Gray Is
!. 10 i2r.e.. creditor, with S6l6 90, and the Have
ESlsseF On Company next. with sll9 23
gtE.tet Sssfes District Judge HOugh appointed
Hem Isf2eks r.oa.v-r for the property Of Henry
ErzusS. u &c. :s8e Broadway, on the application
"a! tho CrSs1tsfi 3 Cooley Company, petitioners n
an1o lagR-7 bankruptcy against him. who say that
ils SvN4 ffAzra 81 ltj 81 and Is unable 20 pay.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

4 DNERTisEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tn.
= Irioune received at their Uptown Office No 1884
Broadway between S6th and sTth sts until o.ciScs
y AuVertscnients received FOLLOWING
once. on s AZ regular ONCE rates until o'eock D m vss
tes eth ave = e. cor sd St. l53 9Th ave. cor zen
st. 81 East IAN 81 20 West aga st. between 7th ana
Sth aNes @S5 West l25th 1888 "a ave Sss
and 1Ith sts 1895 3d near 6ist a. i@Sc teth
near S9th o. l5I East i2Sth 76G fremont ,Vs ~
ID ave. near Sls ST.; S5s "a el0 Bierc,r :, s''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OT7ARTFP-

master Fort TrumbnlI New London. Conn Angus,
"a 1SO6Seaed proposals. IN rripcata will received
IN this Office until ~ noon Sept "a 1905 ana then pub
licly opened laying approximately JO linear Yeet ~
macadamized roads at Fort Niche. n. y The T. s. re
serves the right reject any oll bids Plans and
specifications may be seen az this once Envelopes
mHcadamzed roads at FL Iiche. N y and addressed
20 Lieut. r. W. COLLINS Constructing QuarternasIer
FORT TTumbui London,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
OFFICE OF me- COMMISSIONERS. n- al

Washington. August 20 1e0a-sealed proposals vii,
be received az this onioe until AZ O'clock nOe
ber 1905 for grading ana improving Connecticut
Rock Cf-aS. Blank specinca-
tons and AL necessary Information Will Be furnished at
Room g. District Building. HENRY r. F. MAC.F,AR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Acting
Commissioners. D. @.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
QEFICE. CoMMIssIoNERs. pIsTRICT oE

Columbia Washington Aug 2t. 1ao8-seaiea Dre-
p1aala will he received a ~ m Sen
tenbe. IL. ftr- construction a az
District OF Columbia. specifications
information may obtained Room as District P:Id-
ing. Washington. D. O. HENRY n r. MACTAF,I.ANp
HENRY L. WEST. JAY j. MORROW. Acting. cenlrns-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
eagT.noae TO HOLD FIRE JUBILEE.

Ehy -eaSrsca 20 1ts Tribunal
Baltimore. Aug. PA prominent feature of
sas.rnor-s iuhslas 81 o>eorntic- ot .hs rehabiiIi
tAicl c: h4 oity from the great Ere o. February,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Aug. 2s, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Astoria GBp. Lumsdale Glasgow August IS
Moville 10. Henderson Bros, ca6in
$50 and mdse Arrived the Bar at
l:35 m.
Steamer Giula tAust Scar. Venice August Trieste
Patras Palermo 12 to Phelps Bros Co. with as
2TT steerage and ndse Arrived az
the BAR at m.
Steamer Concho Staples Galveston August 20 and Kew
West %. II Mallory Co. with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 2:05
steamer Jefferson Catherine, Newport News and Nor
folk to the Steamship Company, pas
sengers and mdse. Left 2Tsntine at m.
Sandy Hook N J. Aug IS $3.50 p m--wind southeast:
breeze; cloudy
SAILED.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Destination and steamer Close in n. Y.
Japan. China-Empress of -
China fvia Vancouver Victoria
B. Aug. 90 500 m
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
Jamaica tvia Phadelphia) 90 II 100 m
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SAILED.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers jamestown Norfolk and Newport News; q
of PHILADELPHIA Baltimore; Santiago, Boston: Prince
Anne. Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Brings man.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TRANsPACIFIc MAms

FRIDAY. AUGUST II.
Prins der Nederanden, Hayti m 200 m
Apache Charleston clyde. ..-.......... 800 D m
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19
REGISTRATION AND
CONVENTION
To Revise the State Constitution
Official Statement to be Sent
70 NEWSPAPERS.

The secretary of state is now prepar-
ing the enrolment books for the prim-
ary enrolment of voters of the various
parties, to be made under direction of
the registration officers at the spring
election Ou the first Monday of April
These will be supplied to the several
county clerks as provided by the law,
in time Cor their distribution to the
varions palling places; and it is essen
tial to any practical operation of the
primary reform method i'll our state,
that voters shall generally enroll them
selves. Those who fail to do so will
cease to he voters for any of the pur-
poses OF this primary election, unless
incapacitated by sickness or absence, in
which case, .as i'll the ordinary registra-
tion they will be entitled to have their
names entered on election day in June.
This is the ''off year" when no state
Officers are to be chosen at the spring
election, and the interests to call out
the voters would be less on the odd
numbered years. But there is another
interest which should operate at this
time to increase the attendance at the
polls we'are to vote this spring upon
the question of calling a convention to
revise the constitution, under act 326
of the last.session.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-19
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
CFrom ON correspondent.)

NrFom on &orrespondent.)
Quite an accident occurred near
Breckenridge last week Tuesday. While
Nesdames Kapp and Beck of that vii.
iage were returning home after drive,
the ladies some way lost their lines. In
trying to recover them the horse became
frightened and in the struggle the ladies
were injured by several cuts and bruises,
one OF them being thrown onto the
ground and receiving severe cash in
the skull; the other being dragged
The horse finally fell in such a way as
to break his leg. which made it neces-
sary to kill him the next day. The
ladies are recovering.