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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

Drei 6e{ dworene nit elmer fleineu
flaf de Gbanlberlain's Geibweh,
6bolera uno Durhfall : MeoiSiu
BON 6bolere 1lorbus 9eheilt.
Ser 81. %. 5Otuler SisbtOper,
Via ersabtt cine @riahrung bic er
modlte, pdbren0 er als 8eIhmores
ner in einer Worbunteriuhun9 In
9omnrbsuiue, 8reisbauptfaot pom
areiIe gIebpurne, Ola, ftaurirte. @r
Ioat: nSH6breuO id] bort mar, OBJ id
etmos IfideB uno aud BurIt'6leiIH,
ons bel mir @b0lera Morbus IN lebr
ltlimmer 5orm ueruriahte. Sh
finite ara eleno uub itidte nat et'
ner aepiHen @bOlera : Weotsiu, TAFT
oeiIen Iuubte mir Der Gputbeter etne
SloSde @bamberlnin's Geibmeb, @bos
EZRA uno 2urdtaus WRe0tain nit Dem
Bemerten, baB er bns @ewhnidte
h6tte. mir abel in 6Olge Der @r'
probtbeit Dieies Seilmittels, uur569e
mir lesteres su ididen, oa er tir
oelen unIehlbnre Sur snrantire. SD
nohm cine Dole bauou uno fiblte in
fiinf Miuutea better. Ole iipette
gpie beilte Mid sdusliH. 8uei
RitoeIdwurene Iitten tn oerielber
8eiie uno cine iaui uno 5mansig
Sent Slalhe bette uns aue bret.
9um 8ertauf bel @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

Man bat bic inbuFtriell beripenbbds
rem @uiiertrdfte bic ntpeibe &oble" Der
3utunft genannt. Sie lperben iiber
iur3 pber lang bon Der SnbuItrie nllb>
bar semd9t perben- - unb bdnn pirb
fte &ultur i'm 3ei6en Der GIettriattGt,
dnftatt bes Dampfes iteben. BORT,
trp peitIi9tise StaatsmGnner bors
i9duenb bic SntsreIien Der @emsins
tpefen pabren, bat man bssbalb bes
gonnen, bic Srdse gu erSrtern, foil bic
Musbsutupg biefsr NaturtrGfte audi
benz &upital anbeimesHelIt nerben,
mill man ibm bic WaIIerfGIIe lnb
StrSme I1rantenlps iiberlaifer, ober
fol- ber Stdat biesmol bic SntereIfen
Der allsemeinbeit tpabrsn. pp~rbeuaenb
elmer nelien Mu~srGuberung Der Natur
gum Nuben Meniser. Sier in Mmsritd
merit man taun, bdb cine ileue @erd
fi9 dnbtbt - unb bod perrdtb bas
traurige S9tdIdl isnss berrli6en
RaturDertes - Der NiagdrdfGlie ~
robin mir treibsn. 8inncn ilrsem
ptrb bic Snbuitrie ben TGIIsn q pros
sent bes BET bur9I6nittli@em WdIIsrs
ftanb bur9 ben iie fptiIenben Ridaard
GluB ftrDmenben @aIlers entsieben,
cine Mense, bic bOppelt 10 groB 1T. pis
iene, bic beute iiber ben ameritdniideu
GnIl In bic Sieft ftiirat. @lles in al,
lem tperben bic beItsbenben unb i'm
9du besriffenen Sabriten am Nidadru
benz Slub In ieber Gstunbe $4,000
AuobrdtfuB WoTTer entsieben. 4uI
Der dmsritdnif9sn Seite foIl BEN
Strpm 26,700, 1af btr tonabif1en
Seits $4,000 SUB entsosen tperbsa,
limb bic @taots @eIebgebung Netr
Yorts bat bieie, bds groBe Rdturpun.
Der I9Gnbenbe Musbeutln9 Der mdIs
fertrGfts, 70 tpeit e. an lift lag, geItdl.
let unb geIebfide araft perlieben. Den
Ruben baraus 3ieben notiirlih In ct.
fer Reibe bic SnbuTtrieIlen, bic raid
unb Ii1er Sugriffen, nu1bsm ffe elm,
NAL ben Mertb Der tpeibsn &Dhle En-
ionnt bntttn. Sn Der eIften @tunbl
min man ibnen iebt sinen Mtegel Dor.
thtebsn W. pb unfsre fuumieltoen Sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

5u unsuffttn Der enslif@en 3Deds
etn5ugreifen.
90 ftellt fid bic gsssnpGrtise Gage
SeutI9lanbs bar unb man tann nidt
ben ausbrud Dsrheblen, bab es nit
elmer Siolierung oiemli9 pieI @ebnfi9s
felt bat. @rDbere @Oriidt bsnn ie
mub bic beuti9e Diplomatic, na9bem
fie bic Dtnse bat iopeit tommsn Idls
fen. antpenben, um Deuti9lanb Dor
benz S4idfaI Su beipubren, bab elm
&oaIitionstries sessn bieies friebli@s
2anb iiber tura ooer lang gum 4uss
bru4 selangen lam.
QIs bic internationale &onferen3 In
@lgieerus ibrem abI4lub entsegens
eins, 1T Rubldnb aiemlt9 unmptiDtert
fur Grantrei9 sinsetreten, bat ipdtsr
In Berlin it4 entf4ulOist unb bic
0erii9eruns seseben, bub es nt9t be-
abii4tist babe, 0eutI4lunbs Stelluns
Su erf4persn; ALIEN man bat in
Deuti6Ianb teinen Ssbl aus benz
@Orseben RuBlanbs ssmu4t unb ielbit
omtlide Srsune baden bamuIs benz
3orenrei9e geseniiber einen tiiblen
Son angeidlusen.
SEPT bat Der &aiier ben Giibrer Der
Ditret9ii4en Delegation auf Der Mds
rotto &onferena, ben @rufen Wellerss
Aet#b, nit eiHe# ApAeRR 9tSeR-a#sses
5ei9net, dls 3siGen Der Qnertennung
Der Disnite, bic er 0sati9lanb geIsi'
ftet bat. @lsi93eitis bat sr an ben
Better Der Diterrei9ii9en polittt elm
6anbi4reibeu seri4tet, in tpel4em CT
feinen Sant fir bic 8iinbnistrtue duse
fpri&t. Od bieIe a~nerisnnung sus
nGdit ibre Spite geseu Stulien rids
tet. ous In algicerns mebr ou Srunts
reid aIs gu ieinem @srbinbeten GEE
bdlten gu buben f9eint, tann o6ne
Meisrss angenommen ipsrbsn. Sas
GILES muB in 8etradt seSosen tuers
ben. ipenn man ben iebt bon England
9ema9ten @Oritob ri9tis i~piirbiaen
mill. DAB bic bon England dnses
ftrebte entente ibrs Spite sesen
SeutI9ldnb ri9tsn foIls, fpiro often
5ugegsben. Mit eiIernsr 8ebarrli9c
felt bat ENGLAND bas 3iel perfolst,
Deutidlunb pplitif9 gu iIOlieren ilnb
bas ensl. ~oustpdrtiss amt bat bieis
Beitrebunsen mad &rGftsn unterItiibt,
9iniidtlt9 Der d~nesbabnten SduSs
reiauns Gngldnbs NIT Rublanb tpers
ben iid blinbe rufIii9e StuatsmGnner
finben, Derssifenb bic friberen 3uge'
fiigten euslii4en rnbilOen, I'm fir
bas 8inbnts Su fttmmsn. Oeutl9s
lamb pirbe dber immerbin ntht gans
ifpliert fein, tpenn Der neue 9reibunt
al itdnbe tGme, aber bas politiIGt
@lei6ssipi9t @uropas tpiirbe Ii9 FIJI,
ben 4u9enbltd mertlt9 berI9ieben
Deuti6Ianb unb SsItsrrei1, nordus,
sefebt, baB bies in innere &Gmpfe Der,
tpidelte Reth tpieberberiingt, piirber
mebr als bisber a~ufeindnber on9etpie'
fen ietn unb bur9 Serunatebuns be,
tGetnen MG9te ibre poIitipn gu Der
ftGrten, Inn ben 8inbniiien bes OIL.
modt fid u~nitrebenben enelif9en 2el
in erniIi6er Gage fi9 eintsermuBer
niberieben ali tDnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
ainbermunb unb Rinbertpbf.

3pei &inber, Elm WGbel unb Elm
Sunss bon brei unb bier Sab-en, 1iber
in @uters @rbeitssimmer unb fpisleu,
Muf etnmal bat bas MGbel einen Sc,
bdnfen ilnb es fraet: ~@dtsr, Dor nal.
noau bat man benn ben Ropf2@
Der 8ruber iiberbebt ben Batter ber
Miihs beg @ntportenS. sr tpeib Iofrri
8efdeib unb fast: rgt, tpenns Judi,
bab man fi9 trdten tann.1
Die Slnsbettnng Der otpeihe,
3obIe." 3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
ainbsrmunb

Die 2ebrerin fragt bic ainber, tpds
aIles BON Der Cans pertpenbet tperbe.
Sic tomen rur arrf bas Gb6dre. Sis
mill fie nun audi auf bic Sebern brins
gen. vMas bubt ihr 5ubaufe in ben
8ettsn9" - S9peissn. - sd Mill
eu9 bslfsn." Die 2ebrerin Ipri9t redt
bsutli4 ben 8u9ftoben 5. aug. .@as
hobt i1r alio in ben 8etten9 s.
- s6IGbe", ruff bic tIeine etefe freu,
big aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
@eL5Epertrauen

Der @orTiGtige: sd babe ME in
meinem 2eben einen 2%isbesbrief sei
i1rieben. llnb pi1Isn sic ipssbaIba
Meil ih mir ftsllta porgeitellt babe, tpis
bos tIingen piirbe, faIls es i'm Sc
ri9tsiaaIs dls 8eIafungsmateriuI por'
geIeIen tpiir6e."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
eapisrias araoe.

atbrer: ar. SduptpOrisr NIT benz
artitel has finb fd9Iiden9eT9Isdts.
Mas fir elm Gjti6le9t bat alfo bas
&iab9 Sag es nil, Seppsrl!1 - Sep.
perl: rSa, bu muB mir Der Serr 2ebrer
s'erF fasen. obs 2inb q Mabsl ober q
Hun is,.H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

iesgeber es fertig brtnaen tperueu, III
cine anbere 6rage. limb Inn bic Nafz
f%ertrdfte in onoern 9beiIen beg Cans
bes tiimmert man fiG e%beniopenta pie
btsber Inn ben Nidgara. Dab bas Sea-
pital I'M 8ssriff Itebt, Ii9 bieIer gu
bemG4tigen, f6etnt bier3uldnbe ntee
manb gu tiimmern, tpdbrenb man in
9apern 3. .. bersits eingebenb bic
MaBreseln erOrtert gum S9ube Der
Star. Ridt bdb man bort, bic rpeibe
Soble brad ltessn lufIen mill; nein
- aber bic GuSnubuns ioll ni6t eis
ntgen Went9en gu CUTE tommen, bic
Ii9 an benz bereidern, bus, tpenn ri6s
tis-berpaltet, benz @emsinpobI bisner
tOnnte.
Sn S4peben bat erit bieIer Sage
bic &esieruns bic 9eiebsebuns erIu6t,
ibr Die Wiittel gu 9epGbren gum Gns
tduf bon MuiIerfGlIen, bic Ii6 in pris
pdtbefib 6efinoen uRb fir bic e~lettris
f6en Stdatsbabnen aussenubt tpers
ben follen. Herner iptrb bOrseI9tas
gen, bic Re9ierung iolle ermG8tigt
perben. fir einen 9etrdg bis gu fiinf
Millionen 4ronen @aTIerTGlIe angus
tdufen, nelhe in nG9Iter 3eit fir ben
Stadtsbd6Hbetrieb fir uotbpenbig or.
ahtet tperben unb beren &ntauf ni9t
obne S9dben fir ben Stdat aus9es
febt Der6en lam. Was ss duf ii9
bat, ipenn elm Stat b.rTGumt, rs9ts
Seitis @oriorse gu treffsn, bab pt.
.lpetBe &pble" ni9t Der ausbeutung
psrfGlIt. ertennt beute Rortpegen, bon
befien GaiIerfGllsn elm erbebIi9erSbe
bereits in bic 6Gnbe tupitaltrGftiser
4usldnber iibergegansen 1T. Bon
1,250.000 pfsrbetrGften, 70 bod
i9GBt man bic @eiamttraft Der
Daiisrfdlle ROrpe9ens, geb0rt Der
SarspsfOs nit $4,000 pferbetrGftsn
Idnait elmer engIii9en SsIeIH9dFt, bic
bafir 1 MiGl. &r. sesablt baden foil.
Der S0nefps nit 10000 pFerbstrGfs
ten 1T gum gr0bten She'll i'm 8sIiB
Der engliIden 9eIelli9dft @otp.
2lobbs 2tb. Der apttelsrub nit 75,s
600 pferoetrGftsn befinbet ii9 in
beutT4en SGnben unb Der @ammefos,
e~benfalls $4,000 pfsrbstrGfts, 1T
i9msbiI9. Ser beriibmte Riutun unb
apsi onbsrs @afIerfGlle, 100000
pferbstrGfte, ginsen tiirali9 an bic
NIT Iapeotf9em unb frunS0Iti9em
&apital ae6iIbste .Ncrpegii9e bporos
elettrii9e @eIeIli8uft" iiber, 9u bus
duslGnbtids &apttal es ft9 an ben
bisberigen grpsrbungeu ni9t senii9en
Idffen tpirb, tritt Der electromagnetic
Hatipnal0tpnpm 6erbberg i'm Dag
blab@ bafiir Elm. bieie NuturidGbs fir
Rortpssen gu srbdlten. 9as 2anb
biirfe tein pOrtusul perbsn. Sc mebr
8eftbungen an 4usldnber iibersiRsen,
is lsiGter tpiirben bic Nortpsser, pis
in Der 3ett Der Sanfedtsn, bic 9iener
Der I~uslGnber. Sdtten bic Rorpseer
ielbIt tein @elb, bic @dfierfdtIe, 9ru'
ben unb MGlbsr ousSunuben, 70 ioll'
man lieber purten unb bic Rei9t6i'
nrer unsenuBt liesen IaiIen.
Die treffli8fte @Oriorse but bt,
@9pets setroffen, benz State BIZ
8dffertrGfte gu fi9ern, beren er fiji
ben elettrif&sn 9etrieb ieiner 8abner
bebarF. limb aud bafiir 1T seIorgi
porbsn, bub bic &ommunen nt4t Iesl
ausaeben.
!Siersulanbs pirb man tppbI ben
&apital seitatten, fid Der rtpeibsr
&obIe4 au bemG9tigen, unb nu9bel
unenblids &lasslisber dnItimmen iibel
bic S9Gnbli9tsit Der capitalization
rnternsbmer. Sbnen Bel 3eiten bOr1
subduen, f9etnt niemunb etn3ufdllsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
gerpobts @ereaenheit.

.9u tpoIIteFt Der Srau bes Sduits
bod bas compliment MAIDEN, buB iie
ni9t GIter ausIcte ols ibre So9ter2
@ssbaIb baIt bu hir Oas entseben luis
fsn2 - sd tpartete INNER, boB bic
SO8tsr bus 3immer D%erIdIieH piirOs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
WerbaunqspbiIofppbie.

.Gs lit III mertpiirbig, pis pi.l
Summe MenF6er es eibt, Serr Gss
hsimrdtb!4 ,2ia, unb sepUhnli4
siHen mebr dIs man gIdubt.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
Die guile i@frsunbin.

Brd1t: .Mein 8rdutigam Edit bds
bieIe &iffen fir geIunbbeitsi9Gbltd.@
- 6rsun6in: .Wirbe ih an ieiner
gteIIe aud. Y. porIdiesn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
Inter Qebemdnnern.

nBie sefGIlt's Sbnsn benn I'm Gte.
Funb9"- a9una m%iierubel; tuenn i'd
bus sepubt bate, ia bate id meiu.
glGubiser nod einige Sabre tuarten
luiien!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
umf5risbeu.

Batter: .Sung., On biit bod Elm ribs
tiger aFfe." Coin: Sage bds uidt.
Qapa, bas pii,fe ia aud elm i4Ie4tss
Siht auf ben GObn msinss @roBpas
feraA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01
.@Osbaft.

Greunbin: .Ginbet 9u nod INNER.
bob mein Mdnu aft neben mir ois.
fiebt9" - nSet. ntdt mebr; 0u buft
Did iebr gu ieinem @prtbeiI perdns
hertz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

Drei 6eI hworene nit elmer fleineu
fldi die Gbdmberldin's Seibpeh,
6bolerd uno Durhfall : MeoiSin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-01

S~iersulanbe pirb man ippbI BEN
&apital seitatten, fid Der rpsibsu
&obIe@ au bemGdtisen, unb ndaber
unenblide &losslieber anItimmen iiber
bic S9Gnbli9tsit Der capitalization
llnternsbmer. Sbnen BET 3siten DOr'
aubausn, ideint niemunb etnsufuIIsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-20
MAJOR LENTz STEALS THUNDER.
Poses as Equal Taxation Advocate at Meet
ing of State Board.

South Orange. Feb. 10 (SpeciaD-Major Carl
Lentz. the vanquished opponent of Everett
Colby. as a member of the State Board for the
Equalization of Taxes. which sat In South
Orange to-day. blossomed out strong and
practical advocate OF equal taxation. The board
met to hear the reports of four Essex County
SCISSORS who had been subpenaed TO tell what
they knew about their business.
Assemblyman Hampden L. tombstone. assessor
OF Glen Ridge. reported that he was assessing
property on a 80 per cent valuation. He and
Commissioner Charles c. Black had an argu-
ment concerning the relation of assessment to
valuation. Mr.. Black told Mr.. tombstone he laid
himself liable to criminal proceedings for not
obeying the constitutional mandate to assess
at full value. Mr. tombstone said he not.
You'd say the assessors in the State all
criminals?" remarked MIR. tombstone. who then
went to state that the Glen Ridge station of
the Lackawanna Railroad was built by the peo-
pie Of Glen Ridge who made present of IL TO
the railroad, after it had cost them $1,000 He
said 1t was assessed at only $4,000 The rail-
road he said. had appealed strongly against
that. This gave the Major his opportunity and
he exclaimed against the practice. declaring IL
was not right. and stated that he would see
in the future that railroads. corporations and in
dividuals did not escape that way. but instead
would have all assessed at full rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-20
TWO KINGS REGISTERS.
Brooklyn Office Nearly One Year
Behind in Coping Mortgages.

The bureau of city betterment OF the Citizens
Union says that the Registers office in Kings
County is wear behind with its work. and it
wants more money for Register Boulton. so that
the work can be brought up date. The Citizens
Union yesterday issued a statement calling atten-
ton TO a bill introduced at Albany for the relief
Of Mr.. Bouton's Office. A startling feature of the
situation discovered by the union is that Kings
County actually has two registers. both drawing
salaries of 5000 year. The statement continues:
While Alfred J. Boulton succeeded Matthew +.
Dooley as Register on December 81 last. Mr. Dooley
must continue to sign mortgages until all such
documents offered for recording during his term
OF office finally disposed of The work of re-
cording being far behind, il is probable that Mr.
Dooey Will continue to draw his salary for year
or more. In the mean time Mr.. BoultOns salary
VIII also be paid though he will not have to per-
form very onerous duties
There are now nearly one hundred thousand pa
pers In the registers office waiting be copied
ms Is considered serious state of affairs. Law
EerS and real estate dealers make the point that
while these documents lie unrecorded the door is
always open to dishonesty on the part of persons
VINO have the privilege of examining them. One
mortgage might be substituted for another, the
ngures might be changed, perhaps the document
might even ne lost stolen. There are always
these risks TO he considered, well as the fire
hazard.
Under present conditions a lawyer fling a mort
gage for recording to-day is not likely get IL
back with the Kings County Registers signature
until February, 1907 The ancient and time con-
sumIng method OF copying mortgages with a pen
accounts IN part for the delay in recording docu-
mentS. and Mr.. Boulton has asked the Board of
Aldermen TO authorize the issuance of revenue
bonds 10 purchase book typewriting machines. The
present law permits the Board of Estimate and
Apportonment TO appropriate $1O5S2O Tor salaries,
while the new law would In its present form permit
expenditure of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, Feb. 10, 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Unlbria ODD Dow Liverpool February 10 and
Queenstown II. the Cunard Steamship COMPANY with
io ceoln and $50 seerage passengers and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 9:2S D m. - $1,000
Steamer La Bretagne (Fr) Havre February 10
TO the Compasne Generate with cabin
ana Sos seerage passengers. mails and mdse Arrived
the Bar at
steamer Wild Croft (Br) Payment Iasuua Febr,,ar I,
and Coatzaeoloos 0. 70 W Munson with m6se. Ar
rived at the Bar 10 a -
Steamer Bodo lNorl. Larsen Port Antonio. daya tn
the Atlantic Fruit Company. with Arrived al the
Bar at l0l5 ~ '-S
Steamer Diamant Ger. Thaprch. savona February, /
the Bar $40 D IN. ''-''u -
Steamer Allianca Sukeforth Colon February - 70 the
fanama Railroad Steamship Company. passengers
mails ana fdse; Arrived at the Bar a m
steamer virginia Ger, Schudt. II
kingston 10 and lnsgua IA. to the
e win = passengers. mails and ndse. Arrived at tha
steamer Fernheld OBJ Smith Cienfuegos February ~
10 w ID Munson. with sugar Arrived Tar al 10 IA,
a - ~ A''S0
Steamer Rerwind. Dyer. Port Tampa February Il With
phosphate rock. the Agricultural Chs,,tca
20. vessel 10 y a r SIS Co. will discharge al Gar
Steamer City Of Macon Dreyer Savannah 70 thu Oo.a
IS g. VIII passengers and mdse Passed in Craranna
Steamer Niagara. O'Keefe Havana February, I. az.
Matanzas 10 TO James Ward 4. Co with sugar ar
rived at the Bar ~ ~e"'' AT
Steamer Comal. Risk Brunswick Fshrusr, ts .. =, y,
Mallory co with passengers and mdse Passed in oUar
Steamer Iroquos Chichester Jacksonville February "a
and Charleston H. 70 William Clyde a On WITH
sengers ard Ildse Passed Cuaran tine n, s.oS -
Steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News ana Nn-Soiu ,
a. % o. with Passengers and Passes
Steamer Mamma Hata Charles Baltimore 10 IT :, u.
yer: WIN ndse' Passed In Quarantine at 6:tO a m
west light breeze partly cloudy and hazy VS. s'u'n-
SAILED.
steamers America CBr), London Norroa. N-,-s.,,
-Ne''S'' 's"S Joseph W Fordney. New-Orlsans -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-20
FLOOD CAUSED BY RECKLEsSNEss.
Chief Engineer of Water Department Re-
ports-Blasting License Revoked.

Commissioner Ellison Of the Water Department
made public Yesterday the report Of Chief Engineer
DE Narona on the breaking Of three 4S-inch water
mains I'm couyent-ave. at l2Sth-st as a result OF
blast last Saturday afternoon. The Commissioner
also gave out copies of letters dated January Is
sent 10 William Dalton Commissioner of Public
Works; soan Brothers and Gown & Gold owners
81 the block AT l2Sth-st. warning them TO use
great care H blasting account Of the pipes under
Iho street.
Tony AltieTi and Antonio Puoti. the blasting con-
tractors, were likewise warned. Mr. De Varona
says Il viii the CITY S0tD 10 repsir the mines
He says an Inspection Of the scene shows criminal
Seeklessness. Fragments Of rock weighing tons
were driven through The pavement into the pipes
- nunh'r OF pines that supply a large section of
me City with water pass under Convenr-ave After
W break Tie water shut Of in fcrty-five min
nics. an immense amount Of damage having nee,
c9le 10 property ia the mean lime
superintendent Murray OF the Bureau of Com
hlsili has revoked Mr. Pucci's blasting license
ana taken Ills S15 bond. Mr.. Murray saws he Will
sllo" no more blasting the place until Pucci
furnishes $4,000 bond and hires new b!aster
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ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes the food
more Wholesome
and Delicious.
LOST LAWYER FOUND.
Clark Bell augustine, Weak and
Ragged, Taken from Bellevue.

Clark Bell Augustine. lawyer. living at No.
b5I West 14Sth-st.. found early yesterday
morning in an unkempt condition. rambling
along 2d-ave. near 1Sth-st. He was arrested
and taken TO the East 22d-st. station. and later
to Bellevue where Il was said he was suffering
from temporary insanity. His clothes were
dirty and ragged and he was emaciated ana
weak.
Mr. Augustine is a nephew OF Clark Bell
president of the Medico-Legal Society, and
member of the law firm of Augustine & Hop
ping with offices at No. 90 William-st- Mr.
Hopping said yesterday:
work. For the last few years he has been work
was due TO come. Seven weeks ago he walked
out Of his house one evening and disappeared
We did not inform the police. but placed pri-
vate investigators on his trail, but without sue
cess have never known him to take drop
OF intoxicating liquor. and he has always been
q model family man. His wife and two boys
are at home, and his family life has been above
reproach.
At the home of Mr.. Augustine II was said that
he had been missing since December 20. ard
that his family overjoyed to learn that he
had been found Six years ago Mr.. Augustine
disappeared in similar manner, but returned
home safely later. He is subject to dizzy spells
and at these times is lightheaded.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-20
MAGISTRATE FINN REBUKES POLICE
Says Prisoners Are Arraigned in Many Cases
TO Satisfy Personal Grudges.

magistrate Finn IN the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday sharply rebuked policemen who ar
iaFued prisoners whose only offence as revealed
ny me courts examination. that they had
gained the enmity OF vindictve persons
The case that aroused the magistrate was that In
which Joseph Elapsky charged Samuel Stein with
1eionious assault Examining the complainant
Magistrate Finn developed the fact that Elapsky
mao grievance against Stein. and went TO Detec-
i've Nichner, OF the Madson-st station. with one
81 his hands covered with bandages Upon Flap
SKY statement, and without further investigation
Michner arrested Stein, who was locked up all
might -
After listening TO Eapsky for a few minutes
-9aElstrate flnn exclaimed: Take off that of
con ana let me see the wound you tell about"
,E.apsky reluctantly removed the handages and
showed d slight scratch on his wrist. Well you're
nice one" said the magistrate 10 Detective Wich-
ner; 70 bring man in here on so serious "A charge
out OF here. all OF YOU