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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-07-25
SOUTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Sumter July IL
Sumter. -. >. go 800 01*-4
Orangeburg. =. 100 900 010-2
At Georgetown July II
Georgetown, 2; Darlington, 0.
At Sumter July IS
Sumter. .......... ;. ..0o0 00-o
At Camden, July IS
Camden, 3; Manning 2.
At Georgetown, July 1S.-
Darlington, 2; Georgetown, 0.
At Orangeburg July 19-
Orangeburg, 7; Camden, 1.
At Manning July 19- -
Georgetown, 4; Manning, 0.
At Darlington July 19-
Darlington, 4; Sumter, 2.
At Darlington July 20
Darlington, 8; Sumter, 2.
Darlington, 2; Sumter, 0.
At Manning July 20
Georgetown, 9; Manning, 8.
At orangeburg July 20
Camden, 4; Orangeburg, 2.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-07-25

Mr. Mason Presley Young, Of Due
West, viii go to Egypt to teach in the
college at Assut,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-07-25

At Georgetown July IL
Georgetown, 2; Darlington, 0.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-07-25

At Manning July 20
Georgetown, 9; Manning, 8.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-07-25

At Sumter July IS
Orangeburg .... =. .O01 0O-i
Sumter. .......... :. ..OoO o0-o
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
NO WELCOME FoR oowlE.
5000 zIonIsts start Out on Evpn Tea
or OF Their Way.

Zion City, Ill.,, April lin order to
show John Alexander Dowie that no
Is no longer a prophet or member OF
the c&urCh which he founded, but
plain ]. a, Dowie, the 5000 Zionists
Of thls city started out on the even
tenor OF their way Tuesday.
The men and women working at the
lace factory, the candy factory and
other Zion enterprises, went to their
work as usual, while for the most part
those who had no work stayed at home
as instructed by overseer voliva,
Two weeks ago. II " said, the home
coming of Dowie would have meant u
holiday In Zion City with the playing
OF bands, the marching Of the uni.
formed guara and the rank and hlc III
citizens and practically the whole
town at the depot TO meet Elijah, the
RcstoreT' To-day although the com
mon belief was that DoYie would mr.
rive about 2 O'Clock a M, the North
western station was deserted save for
the working force and q few newspaper
mrn, II was apparently a cold home
coming for Dpwle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
holland Allowed Ball.

Dothan. Ala, April ll.-Walter Hol'
land, Who. with his brother In law,
VIII Christmas and a negro. were
charged with the murder OF the Christ.
mas family recently which occurred
near Campbellton. Fla. has been al
lowed bail in the sum Of 1880. In q
preliminary trial last week before the
county Judge they were remanded to
Jail without bail The attorneys for
the defense took the matter up with
the circuit Judge. who allowed Wal
ter Holland bail. as the evidence In
troduced In the case were not sum.
Client to hold him. VIII Christmas,
son Of the murdered man, and one
negro are still in jail. Hollands faith.
er and brother live In Dpthan and are
well thought OF and are good citizens.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

CoviaEton. Ca All H. WIN @e
wAousg. - yssss = Sc. SO ~ Ne
clay Msw'harisS q Cspn cFssA als
irsrt. atisHSses aefse hsrs bas4s,
~ sAostina hisssif vtsA . passsi Shii.
snass Tia isas~ass q whixar iis 81
" . sFtttrai spsslikse go h 80 81
Se~ssss D. seogvss Mr. sewAsgsss 81
. psii kssswn TgsRx Gsaa - gsss saas
~. aad hss . sls'ss as aasY fsizItsss
n saeA. fsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
ssx.n,ssn Rsnor,sd Killed,

Pltshurg, April ll.--Three doors al
"a FIVE story building at 81 Liberty az
enue collapsed Tuesday. bringing down
u number ~ woTkmen In the rulna One
report wHs TO the ofrocI that II mon
were In the ruins. M, another osti
mated the number at three workmon
Tho front wall IL In danger ~ collaps
ing. TWO men were taken out unln
jured. The building WAS being raised
and three floors foll ~ the cellar, At
l:; 10 T. m Tuesday but two men had
been taken from the ruins. and they
were no, seriously injured, II Il be
llevcd ave mon and team " horses
are stlli underneath the ruins
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
p,taense A.an os,. Inss r,evs.,.

Gainesville. Ca ApEsl ii--Chgh
Wan. ~ RAbun ce'uHty SA8 ssesiTe5
. pardon from ilis ssatsRss IL TIE
PVhttsailsry. h aEain IN ,rOasls. Sc
was arrested "a shsrEr ~ fosEsFY
bot wAs tufns1 over 10 tAe auihoriiiss
~ Rsban cDuh,y ~ assamit wiih a..
temp, "a maf4sr Bis oDasaa. uas Wall.
vhobs he shSs h ia- 80 agns tiss-ai
tsf hetns FsIsAs.i from ne peuitsa
,laFy Hs ~ also essFEes viib oabss
mlsenasuri shtsa ~iii ~ inyssliEssns
~ sks nsat GFsEa gaFY,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
Neuro leans TO Death.

Augusta, Ca. April 1l.-After being
chased down the channel I miles, all
unknown negro leaped into the race,
way Of Nixom's mill and was carried
under by. the swift current and was
drowned. His pursuers were close up
on him when he took the drastic meas
ure to elude them. II was his oEly
chance. as he was hemmed In by the
canal on one side and the river on the
other. He had robbed George Nose
ly. who lives near the locks, OF So and
escaped immediate capture by iashing
a revolver. Up to late hour Mon
day night his body had not been recov
cred or his identity learned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

Washington, April 1.-THE erection
Of buildings NJ the jamestown Ia
position by the governments of Great
britain. MEXICO. and Cuba wAs urged
Monday by H 81 George TaekeF. presi
dent, and J. TEyior ElIysoa. heatrn
ant governor Of vIFgiAia. and c. -
Tharsion. mswbers 81 tho board ~
governors 81 the exposition. an the
Diplomatic representative ~ those
eoantrios. each os whom Promissa %
make recommendation 10 that saa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
ONErAND
IS HIMSELF SLAIN
Man Runs Amuck And Stays
Nephewby Mistake,
ATTEMPTED TO SHOOT WOMEN
Alleged To Have Bee" Intoxicated
When Crime fos Which He Died
Was commlttsd-Fsyette County
Scene Of Tragedy.

Brooks. Ca, April ll.--whIle under
the influence Of whisky, a, l.. McKnee'
ley, a well.to.d farmer, who lives four
mlles'south OF this place concluded he
would kill all Of his neighbors with
whom he had had differences. and left
his home stating to his family that
he would 60 and XIII certain ones, and
return and Kill them. after which he
would blow h!s Own brains Ou;.
He proceeded to the residence Of 4.
A. 'Pu,nam, wealthy farmer. and
called him TO the door MIR Putnam,
not knowing who Il was. nor the mis-
sion. walked into the yard toward Nc
Kneeley'S buggy, Whon within few
feet OF him. MeKneeley fired, empty
Ing a load Of buckshot into his right
arm, tearing Il In pieces. nocessitating
amputation, which was done by Drs
Gable. OF Brooks. and DR. Carson, of
Grimm.
After this McKneelcy proceeded 10
the residence Of Mrs Vickers, whose
daughter mad been witness against
him before the grand Jury oil account
OF u previous spree, whore he called
for the yonug lady, The mother an
swered the call, when ne opened IRE
on them. seriously 'Soundlng the H.
year.old son Of Mrs. vlckerS. who WAS
standing near his mother.
Melancholy then went TO the resi-.
dence of J. T. Henson, with whom he
had also had previous trouble. aud he
called for Henson. Bob Morrow, u
nephew Of McKneeley. who whs visit
ing Hohson's daughter, answered the
call, and was shot and instantly Killed
McKhcaley. thinking Il was Henson.
proceeded into the house with the IN
tention OF KILLING Mrs Henson. when
Mr. Henson. who waA In the rear ot
the house. nrod on MeKneeley. result
iug Ia almost instant death.
ON account 81 tho prominence Of oil
concerned. the community " Ia = f..
YER hes, OF excitement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
Quarantine hx vlekahurn.

Vicksburg, Miss, April i1.--Ths
VIcksburg board Of health has Qunran
tined against Kenner and Hanson City
La. on account Of It having been re-
ported that there was a case Of vel
low fever at the fromer place DR.
Hunter. secretary Of the state board
OF health. wires that the state board
has taken no action and that the board
has no funds available. Under the
terms Of the local quarantine ordi
nance persons from Kenner or Hanson
City must have certificates stating
that they have not been 10 the places
mentioned for six days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
psiIs. chless q lts, serlna..

Hot Springs. ARA. April it.--Dele-
gates are arriving here fron al parts
o. the Ukltea States 10 aitsaa the On
sasI eoavsstsoa a the NsstoanI Assn
elaflon % chsefs a. Police. rhs ~.
live vOgt a. he eoRvsnts0a. uAlrA wlii
b. "a sessios aii The weea. bsgNn Tuss
asy, wnea cblAf Richard syIVeasrr. ~
wasiagsaa. n G.. pFsatasat u 'hs ss
soeiathDa. failsd she nBestisg - sgesf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
no chatre Jurn Thur,dar,

saVnnah. Ga. April II District
Attorney Marion Erwin Monday night
concluded his argument In the Greene
and Gaynor case, and Tuesday morn
ing p. W. Meldrim. leading counsel
for the defense. began his address
Judge Spear expects to mako his
charge TO the jury on Thursday. This
will be upon the close Of the argument
Of Samuel ID Adams. who will follow
colonel Meldrim. and will close Cor
the government
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

Nshss1s. Assii Ia MAST Reese
assa "a. was fatally lsbgssa as hss
fs@sA REESE. sgd 10 yssFs. sBa Pred
nssz3 sxs,1 ~ Ssss ssfseSssGg sErl ~
80 ~ 80 ksshvirs tTsla Nssr
Faa9asssptsa. TpssaKf Tks sisttus,
sfs SesiAssn ~ 4 = Reese. 81 h
aSfttak sef8ss ~ fHT'fss4 ssssss en-
ss1aassFsd ~ sssiA Fraa Resse -.
th,s~H - ssss saA nlFsegksssiy sssse
- tasisst 4sssn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

esvahHsk. Ga ApFtt ~ TIE airss
tors 81 the oceah H,samship epmpAHy
met MeaAay and sHsaogttsa the On
GERS 20 baY . b~v slsamsr from 'he
RDarA ysFas. ~ Chester. - 4 Fss
Ssi IA me 10 bfoesss of efsss,far'lsa
a. ne RaaSb yards tsg tts Sompasy
wAsh ne f'SasrNet fes thts vessel sss
lst ., tsaBsae. M fsmpsar fsasFysi
ne sr,siIszs ~ 80 spAiDa sppe = ti7frs
ship AZ Tee sans Ifse~ u ess ,bis
sDssoe ihsi ysa ssgsss By Tsssday =
ssgtge thsk ts@ sss Ysstels stii ~
psi sa iks ssRsvaay's flss sssssss lAis
t<lgt sha Nsw faFA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
Inann. Man mann Amus b.

Macon. Ca. April III John Cher
~, WIN has been y home several days
With relatives on n furIouEh from the
slate saaitAium. has been returned
10 tho institution after . day 81 On
ciirnent OMeers sh0 took him IN
charge WCre informed thai Cherry
had attempted - cut his oWH throat
and when be- WAS bsing carried 10 'hs
rity prison. he fought desperately "a
avoid detention After having ions
iiitl~ injury 10 ihpse1 who took him
In charge. he wns taArn Ia Jail aud
iaisf returned 60 The sshitssiuih
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
Annual. Good. an n,,,l,.hlp.

San eraBcisro, April 1.-THE Eve
nlnE Puai pgblish,s . story Ia The e.
fee, that = strung belief vxlsts that d.
liable goods ,aiusd sl ahou, tTs0. 900
~ere smagsicd In launches from the
bai,isahip OrsEua jas, before she DO
parted ipr the firrmerton aaVy yards
I, says that ma nrdef has been issuod
iHy,factiaE thu Inspectors ~ DFrmsF
ton 10 dslay cveEE man - the battle
ship unlil thu usaIe matter has been
slf'ed a. the bottom. aud he customs
an,h0sitisa Throughout the eauaifY
have bevu noiined ~ hsd and sGam
lns the qsrstiousbis PACKAGES. u P0s
sitsia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
MAD WITH JEALOUSY
DOCTOR KILLS WIFE
Then Shoots Her Companion
And Slabs Self to Death.
JEALOUSY WAS GAUGE or CRIME
Burton and wife Were Separated, and
When Former Found Latter Win
ThoSion, He shot Her Dead, Wound.
cd Him and Cut He Own Throat

birmingham. Ala. April II.s-w, +.
Burton, physician. dead: Mrs, Laura
4 Burton. wife of Burton, dead. 7. T.
Thaxton. dentist, Pratt CITY, probably
fatally wounded In brlcI. that 10 tho
story Ut an awful tragedy nj Is Wood
land avenue, North Haven. Monday
night. between lO;3O aud ~ o'clock.
Burton shot and killed his wife. two
buiiciu takihE rff,'ct shot aud wuund'
ed haNtun, and then cut his own
throat with n small pocketkniIe,
which his wife had gl,en him. FAINT
ly rows coupled probably with jeal'
ousy, seem IN have been the cause ~
the crimes committed by Burton,
According tn statements made by
Mrs, V, A. Andrews. and her daughter,
Miss Blanche Andrews, who live In tho
same house. the husband and wife
have not been living together for somo
time Tho mother and daughter fur
thor state that Dr. ThnNtun was d
CouSn 81 lhoirs. ARd that he was Al
their house at their requcat. as the
former Was recovering from an opera
ton
That Mrs. burton was expecting ia
he Killed by her husband II shown by
a statement she made u a nclghbOr
She had received a letter from hor
husband earlier In the day which was
ataf.9...a.I lf. ls m kae
NE There were three eyewltnesaca TO
the shooting. besides those wounded
or Killed. The statements ~ all coin
eide even that NJ ~ ThaXt0n made DO
fore he VAS placed On The operating
'ahlc The Witnesses wOrr Mrs An
drswa. and her daughter. Mira T. r
ThaH,on, The latter made thu FOL
lowing statement;
"My husband and msself went a.
the HOUSE NJ the request ~ Mrs An
dpWn who was stopping With Mrs Dr
Dur,1a while refupefatlag from an op
Grafton. burton came 10 tho house
snd tried 10 make 40 9th hia vito
She refused 10 make up. aud be asked
her "a 40 IN q FOom iov = private talk
Thst cams oHi ~ the room In q few
INMATES and We were All standing In
the hail Ito Aak0d hsT Ia retaru h.
,bs p1gl with hla. bat ahs refused
Ne looktd ~ her minnle. pallsd the
pistol and commenced shooting My
hHahand jumped betse-a them AMI
Sas shat 'wiee NgS Burton fah IL
10 ihr Yard and BaFloB followed her
The bag'nas have not besa llvisE
tusrihsF fos snmc time, aAd Hndar
slahd that b. bAd made several al.
tsGipta ~ make ~ with his wife,"
tisrtuns br,iv Vas fpHnd is tbe yard
f0s feet frpm that ~ his wife. 30
secoaas aflar ,hs last shot waa fred
ngfb wosr dssa The pisiDi vas lSahd
~ me 'rroi "A che STEPS aaa TIE kpifs
uas h.aai eater iiaFt0ns body
fhaalShs e,lsdiii0n IL prssaFtOaa.
aaa ~ 4IiI vfohAbly NJ iiss through
'hs asy II $50 81 hfst 4apgsasd that
~ sss sgahsetsa IN SOms way Nftk
~ aasLl-bat hta wifs's statement AAa
Thar ~ Ma soasih hare stsaFsd him 20.
tisclF
blts fas fiartsaa sa4 the ThaHt0as
aSs si ksgwa ~. Thast0a has
lived hare IS years. ana ND q sOad
pEaSfhs o. Pratt cur. . snbaFh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

q week. is recovering rapidly and her
physicians say she Is now out OF dan.
ger, Her condition is still such, how.
ever. that she will not be able for
some time to start on the European
trip which she and her husband were
about to make at the time she was
falxan an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
chsssaa attn AtsssaysIaa slsshmsiL

Nss YSSt. Apft % ~slasasf Hast
rs, traits Sisgk IN ths Mohassa ysfl
~ she Asw ToFh saa hoAayea fail
ssa. sas arrested kI5aa<g ssa ioeksi
~ 90 tAs sbAsas - stlsmssias bisek
Baf Tk@ e9aablsinaaf h tA,siss Fai
bes, . Harvard graduate. wba h h
bawassa wtFa his tntAsS ~ ~ 81
s1ffh aSSMns Tt@ police say flaws
he - . sepaew ~ Fuller Accord
tas - fhs b8iise ~ btAesmsl was
base6 % . threat - infafUs'lag ~
ttssktes fhat RaileFs eanaGet wtf
saeh a. ~ ls,ssaf6ise M aassSsssnf
u mattY . tfl-s RgSiRsa aAa 80
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

ciaeisaafi. o. Apsa Iis--oDs~sRas
Pafsasoa sAs reported h -assSasi css
slsina- TnsetsF. sAs esea haiseiin 10
SOD - cAfsss-s hoasatsi stsfisa tAss
cosrgnas FNftlmsa paHsra . sssisfas
tosy nisAs, saA rs uaaAiMw satisfse
tory Sap4Feaa ~ szoAaa q cigar
aftsF 4 Aaagty hesskfnsg~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12
italian Ana,thI.ts Arrive.

Washington. April Ii~-Acordlng ID
informal Information received l,allnn
anarchists are arriving IN the United
States NJ both Pacific 'And Atlantic sea
por,n. The diplomatic representative
Of the italian government have POSI-
tive information 10 ihIa eject and
have called the matter To the attcn
ton ~ The United States authorities.
Through these representatives Gt Ran
Francisco aud baltimore tho lmmlgra
ton officials have been advised Of the
recent landing 81 a aumbcr ~ anar
chisis FROM Italy Baltimore, II h
stated. h rapidly becoming an Hnar
chisliC center.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-12

wasaSawtss. Aggfi U4s-gnA Mssieas
snhaesa1x. NJ Csa4qss aess~nsaaist
~ - etc so ismls{. Nf'i tease ~
gagg ~ 9tsiNEtaa ~ G ~ esgs
- e18rnx ~ as1sa ka n6sas
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Krakower g. Co. have sold for client to Philip
Goldstein No. IS East Sd St. seven story tene-
ment house plot 3lx10o feet
O. E. Larson has sold for Thomas Lillis No IS
Bedford st, a four story tenement house. lot
B9X72 feet. Also for Mrs. Fanny Sichel Nos II
and "A Horatlo St, five story tenement house, on
lot 29XS8 feet.
John r. and Oscar l.. Foley have sold for Edward
B. Corey Nos 1S6 and 13S West 9Sth St. two four
story and basement dwelling houses, 3iX1o0 feet
Nicholas L. BruCkner has sold to the Gross &
Herbner Realty and Construction No. 457 to 46I
West 15th St. three five story hathOuses each on
olas Aes ''''' 80
Friedman &, Chenken have sold for r. Maple sden
Nos. 25i 1858 and 2555 Eighth three story
Mr. Klein.
Arnold Il Byrne have sold for Louis Bernstein to
Carl Schur the northwest corner of l.enOx ave and
1Sth St, five story at1uSe. plot So lOx91 feet
Kaufman q Co have sold No. &c West 9ith St
tye story fathouse on lot 20xl0eS feet. Jere-
miah J. Griffen
Frederick Voss has sold for Stephen J. Egan No.
5dd West 1S6th st. a five story apartment house on
plot 50Xl07 feet
S G. Proops has sold 10 Il. Mainzer No 1902
Madison ave. a five story thouse. with stores on
lot 25x75 feet
Leo Kramer has sold for Sarah Brunenan No
5S3 West seth St. four story tenement house on
lot 25X9S9 feet.
William Dlnzeser has resold tho five story Eat
house with store. at the southwest corner of Tin
ton and 18TH 81. plot SO2x5? Sx70x21 feet
l69th st.
\. NJ. Johnson & %. have sold for semi Engle
Nos. 652 and cot Bergen ave. two three frame
buildings. plot 3iXi5l.5X irregular
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
RAILROADS STAND FIRM.
Win Make No Further Com promise
7cith EmplOyes.

II learned last evening that the railroads
al whose local terminals here the yard conductors
and brakemen threaten TO strike for advance OF
cents have decided to refuse the demand
absolutely. and whether the strike not will
no further than the compromise offer. This
offer is final for a strike, it is said has
been cast. but this is technical show how the
men stand. aHd there can be strike unless P.
II. Morrisey, the grand master. sanctions it.
When Mr Morrisey arrives in New York there
will he only TWO courses open TO him He
sanction the strike advise the accept the
advances cfferSd II stated on behalf of the
companies involved that if he wanted a confer
ence with the officials of the companies. they would
be willing to meet him. but that IL would
change their decision.
The engineers, fremen and conductors of the
roads, II came out last night will not strike in
sympathy with the yard conductors and brakemen
if they carry their strike threat They are op-
cias OF Jhe roads that they would stand by the
roads in case OF strike. This is regarded an
important point by the railroad officials. An Off
Clal OF one of the roads involved said:
The advance Of four cents, which is absolutely
the only advance that will he given means I4l5 per
cent on their present earnings. 1t includes the
Erie. Central Railroad of New Jersey. Delaware
Lackawanna q Western; Baltimore & Ohio, and
Lehlgh Valley. The Long Island and Staten Island
roads Will also stand firm their three cents an
hour advance. In case of strike would have
some trouble al first filling the places of the strk-
crs. but they would get help from the other
branches"
He said he did not believe the men would be 40
roolsh as 10 strike for so small consideration.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
TO SUCCEED LENT/.
COlbWtes Name Nungle-DicksOn
Candidate of REGULARS.

Members Of the executive committees OF the
Essex County Republican Committee and of the
New Idea movement held separate conferences in
Newark last night to consider an available candi-
date a successor TO Major Carl Lentz. who re-
signed in the early part OF November.
: question Of harmony in the future within the
ranks is involved in the selection of who Will
he named at the meeting Of the County Committee
IL he held on December 2s. The result Of the
conferences. however. placed two in the field.
Both wings OF the party en3aavOrinE tn gree
acceptable 20 the regulars we'll 20
the New idea
The colby people indorSed William Mungle who
was political enemy 81 LontZ when the latter gave
lp rho chairmauslin. The candidate Of the regu-
lars Henry Dickson. Of the Essex County
Board ~ Taxation. but II j. question whether he
would accept the office.
In County Physician William II. Mckenzie. who
may retire from his present berth January l. the
organization men hope IN have compromise candi-
DATE. Although the Colbvites say they have the
approval of many of the regulars for Mungle there
ere some members of the County Committee, friends
OF lentZ. who would oppose Munge
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
PATENT MEDICINE MEN SCRAMBLE
Try to Make Labels Comply with Pure Food
Law-Errors in Pharmacopoeia.

DR. William Jay Scheffelin read a paper last
night before the Manhattan Pharma ceutical Asso-
citation. at the College OF Pharmacy No 1l5 West
6Ath street. taking as his subject the Pure Food
and Drug law, which goes into effect on January I
4 greater part of the address was OF a technical
nature. but DIR. Scheffelin brought out several
problems which confront the pharmacist as well as
the grocer.
Since the passage of the law he said every effor,
had been made TO correct in the Pharrna-
copTa. and already eighty errors had been dis
covered. Patent medicine manufacturers he said
are racking their brains to make their labels com,
ply with the law. Under the law these manu-
facturers could not advertise positive of in
durable diseases. and some, by doing away with
sensational announcements. might have go out
Of business.
The law the speaker said. has made 4,
impossible say extract for hayortne
mixtures. Take. for instance. vanilla W
viii he able vanilla extract artificial or
vanilla haVoring' but cannot just the plain
word extract
las happened TO the drug trade for twenty years
he trade Is put on n higher standard. and I pre-
dict many more prescriptions to fll. as the doctors
will have to order many more. | hope that d the
next session of the Legislature We will force
through a hill to forbid the sale of cocaine EXCEPT
prescription
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
HOPE FOR COMMUTERS.
Central GiTes Reasons for Delaus
and Promises improvement.

The State Board of Railroad Commissioners gave
a hearing No. I Madison avenue yesterday on
the delays at the Grand Central Station. The New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
represented by A. H. Smith, general mana ger:
Ira A. Mccormick and l. b. Mccoy. MIR. Smith
said that at present six hundred trains. aver
age. enter leave the Grand Central Station
daily but that within the last week the service
haI been materially improved. far delays
N'eIe concerned.
My. Smith said he did not care if ten thousand
letters Mere wIltten in complaint OF the service.
He said that II the public knew how to operate
trans through the tunnel better than the company
hStI he would look 10 the public for advice.
MI Smith, in Il long explanation to the commits
soners. said tnat among the reasons for delay ~
the tCl n-nal were lack OF coal resulting from the
ti>t SGmmer: lack of faCilis les for trans
porting coal lack of space to operate trains while
the work the station Is going on. lack OF
space owing to the insta tallatiOn of signal syS
TENS, etc. The company representatives agreed
shat within few days the present cause for COM
plants will nave been largely removed and the
service materially improved