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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-12
COUNTY DIVISION.

There Is but one way for those who
favor county division TO vote and
that is the democratic ticket. After
the double dealing of the republi-
cans, their county convention declar-
ing for division without defining the
lines and a mass meeting later at
tempting to cover up this blunder,
they are not to be trusted and the
only safe way for division is to vote
the ticket put up by the democrats
on clean cut platform. Republican
speakers are trying to whip members
Of their party into line by the old
worn out methods of party loyalty,
but 1t does not seem to go this year.
The people are independent and pro-
pose to vote for their own interests
rather than those of any party.
They know that county division will
be Of benefit TO all aud as the demo.
Gratis were consistent on the subject,
defining a division line in their plat
form tibet patry gets their support.
They are also tired of machine rule,
discriminating taxes and other evils
from which they have suffered for
many years, The load has become
too heavy and the people propose to
get from under 1t. Many leading
republicans are Announcing chat they
intend to put cross in the circle at
the head Of the democratic state tic
ket and let 1t 60 at that.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-12
KILLING DUMB ANIMALS.



Cases WhSrs the Use OF ChAorOAswm
Hs Positively Cruel
why viii 90 many people cling to
the idea that chloroforming IL the most
merciful means Of death possible for
dumb animals7" asked a veterinarian
recently. Only the other day / was
called upon to perfos n the trying and
almost impossible task Of killing an old
horse in this way.
'SThe horse, It seems, had been the
pet Of wealthy woman who left pro.
vision for him In her VIII and decreed
that If ever the family to whose care
abe intrusted him should deem It neces.
sary to end his life this should be done
with chloroform, so that he might be
assured a painless death. Then the
horse became blind and otherwise dis
abled, and the family decided that
death would be a mercy.
"Of course the provision Of the will
had to be carried out, but no greater
case Of mistaken kindness could have
been possible. 1t is impossible to ad.
minister sufficient chloroform at one
time to kill an animal the size Of a
horse, 30 dose after dose had to be
given, the poor brute slowly and pain
fully srnothertng to death.
"Chloroform Is all right for cats OF
dogs, but for larger animals Il ia q posi-
tive cruelty, whereas pistol well
aimed at the head Of any beast, viii
send It out Of life 80 quickly that It has
not time to feel the shot or realize
what has happened. New York Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-12

Those who heard Senator Dubois
arraignmont Of the Mormon church at
the Auditorium must have been con.
vinoed Of his oarnestness and the
menace this organization Is becoming
70 the state. The practice Of poly.
agmy, church domination In politics
aud the cunning methods employee d
TO accomplish their purpose with the
politicians, were clearly exposed,
showing what dangerous power this
organization had attained. The sen.
ator Is In this fght 10 finish and
will win 1t because the people are not
going 70 submit TO continued Nor
mon domination.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-12

Els there any aure way of know.
ing when a man Is meaning to pro.
poser asked the bud.
you needn't worry about that.
eaid the belle. The knowledge comes
By nature. The most important thing
i 70 know when he Isn't going to-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-12
Anarchista as DasebalI Pitchers.

Rube Waddell believes it would be
q clever stunt to so to Russia and sign
a number Of strong armed bomb throw
ers for the purpose Of converting them
into pitchers. He thinks that they
would be cool under fire.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-12
Long q short on Youth.

Herman Long has been released by
the Toronto baseball club. The vet
eran could not get into playing form.
He has returned to his home in Chi
cago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-14
SHORT ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST

A. G. Burton and wife left this morn
ing for Denver.
The infant daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
John Stemper is seriously i'll with ty
phoid fever.
Thomas Rockhill left this morning on
business trip to Battle Mountain. He
will be away four or five DAYS.
The funeral of Charley Ram took
place from the undertaking rooms Of
Brown & Graham this afternoon.
Joe Blodes and wife Of Reno arrived
in Ely last Friday, via Eureka. Mr..
Blodes will be employed at the Palm
saloon.
Grover Tilford deputy sheriff at
Blackhorse came in from that camp
Monday. He reports the camp as i'm
proving daily and predicts that it will
be leader in Nevada makeup before
spring.
A traction engine for the churn drills
to be used on the claims owned by the
Pheby Bros. arrived Saturday evening
from Cherry. The weight of the ma
chine is about II. 500 pounds. 1t will
be put to driving the drill as soon as it
arrives at the mine There is another
yet to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. $. Dickerson and
little son returned from a very pleas
ant visit to the Northwest Monday
evening. Mr.. Dickerson reports hay
ing delightful visit The family re-
turns to Ely with pleasing memories of
their visit. but are glad to get home
again,
Harvey Reilly thinks he is now some
''punkins. He is full-grown daddy
of the sweetest little girl baby that has
ever been let into the secrets of this
life and Harvey is 'all swclled up. "
Mr.. Reilly is a charming young mother,
full " hope for her offspring. Any
shortcomings in THE News makeup
today must be laid on the door step of
the Reilly homo on High street, for
Forcmln Harvey IS badly pied.
Charles Ram. an old Elyitc and ma
tive Of Oregon. about j years of age,
died Monday morning 1T AN early hour
at the office of DR.. Richardson Of heart
failure: Pr, Richardson heard some
thing on his trout porch and arose from
his bed. opened the door and found Mr..
Ram IN his hands and knees suffering
greatly from his heart. He assisted
the lick man into his house and nut
linn in tlle bed vacated Ivy himself and
won't To the drug store for some medi-
Gina Ia relieve Ram, Mr Ram on
pired shortly after the hortor's return.
His body was removed 10 the morguc.
He left quite a little money and some
property. Iis will he buried Wedncs-
dav
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-14

Now, really, isn't this nice weather?
NJ. F. Richard TEX, is back from
h siX-weeks' visit to Oregon and the
east.
Frank Paul spent several days in Bat
tile Mountain last week as the guest of
Nv. H. Bray and Newton Boyd.
The smoke from the "choo choo
cars can be seen any morning from the
shelter site west of Georgetown.
District Attorney c. A. Walker and
| wife returned from months visit to
California points Monday evening.
Henry !. Marriott of Osceola came
lin from that town Monday evening and
latter attending to all business interests
left for home Wednesday morning.
E. B. Robinson, the genial rancher
of Spring Valley, came in to-day. He
says everything is all right over his
way and that there is no kick coming.
He will return home tomorrow.
A. d. Mcdonald of Cherry Creek
spent several days in town this week
visiting with his brother. A. Mcdonald.
He was accompanied by his daughter.
Florence, who has been visiting in
Cherry Creek for the past three weeks.
C. r. Reeves leaves tomorrow morn
ing for two months visit to eastern
cities and after he swings around on
the Atlantic seaboard for time he
will return west and visit Oregon and
Washington, returning 10 Ely some
time early in November
J. Is. Simpson left this morning for
the railroad. He drove four mules,
Young and full of ginger, and was
mounted on the box of an old-timc Con
cord coach. Sim has taken the con
tract to handle all the baggage that
! comes over the Nevada Northern and
/ enters upon tho discharge of the CON
tract tomorrow morning.
| VIII Virgin, ono OF The crstwhil'
1 boosters for western Nevada and good
fellow, with interests in GoldGcld OF
late. came in Friday night and left Sat
nrday morning for his home Mr., Nir-
gin is now manager for the Goldtield
/ Lumber Go, When asked hy a News
+ reporter what his business was SO IA,
from the center If population h'
said oh. Just for instance, He die
not come TO Ely for his health, that i
sure, for he weighs over 300 now am
can eat anything from dinner in ;
mining camp tn reed birds in the swell
est restaurant in the land. viii Is quite
a politician in his way and it may h'
politics thai brought him here although
he SAYS he has cut politics from his lif'
and never viii swim in the filthy poo
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-14
Executive Con-, Nisfes

Exccutivs eomHt,sses
W, N. McGill.
A. b, Camptoh,
II. A. Comins.
Houldcr Hudgins.
F. NJ. Root.
Allen C. Bragg,
Walter c. Perkins.
d. {. Mcdonald,
A. 6. Corbctt.
j. +. Miles.
The suggestion was made that mas
much as Labor Day was close at hand
and Ely could not celebrate Labor Day
and Railroad Day that two days should
be set aside for the purpose of observ-
ing both A committee consisting Of
Thomas O'Neil J. b. Simpson and d.
S. Dickerson was appointed to confer
with the boys at the mines and see
what arrangements could be made.
The Committee on Invitation to Rail
road Day exercises was appointed The
committee is made up Of John Har-
vile. II. A. Comns and f. L. r. Wal
lace
d. S. Dickerson, who has just re-
turned from Ogden and Salt Lake re-
ported that the Weber Club of Ogden
was making arrangements to come with
d band and 300 strong to see Ely and
take ride over the new railroad. The
announcement led to the discussion as
10 the needs of a transportation com
mittee, who should endeavor to get at
least a low rate from the Oregon Short
Line people and the following were ap-
pointed on that committee: D. S.
Dickerson, A. r. Whitehead, r. H. Rich
ardson M. L. Rcoua and II. G. Toll.
On motion of D. S. Dickerson D. W.
Ellis of Ogden was added to the gener-
al committee and the secretary was in
structed to confer with Mr. Ellis that
he might be in position to keep the
Weber Club and other Ogden people
who are coming in posted on what the
arrangements were. The secretary
was also instructed to communicate
with Mr. Francis. editor of he Ogden
Standard, and inform him of what Ely
proposed to do and ask his coopeua+iar,
Mr. Dick erson made motion that
all the unused decorations from the
Fourth of July celebration be turned
over to the Railroad Day committee.
No further business appearing the COM
mmittec adjourned. There is to be a
meeting of the executive committee
Saturday evening at the Office of the
H. X. Wheeler CO.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-14
RAILROAD DAY
CELEBRATION
| Continued from first page]

Icontinuad from first nagel
, :,
49, W. NH.
re Mi,
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m,
r NJ Clark.
II. Clay Herrlck.
Committee on Accommoda ton Of
Visitors
D C. Mcdonald.
w G GALLAGHER.
F. S. Pheby,
u. l.. Rlckafa'
John Weber
.. I. Nelson
:, - ~, VI, en-
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=,
:,
prs,au ttnaS;n,
Walter Rynearson
Lee Murdoch,
E. A. Austin.
-, on,., oaE,,;e.
~ -
E. l.. r. Wallace.
John Harville.
H. K. Wheeler
W. Il. Root.
""'.ei W erh'''S'
,ioui'ei i.uus''s'
D. "a 'es'er'
Houlder Hudgins,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-14
A Rare Chance

For 4 capable mining man to acquire
group of "A claims in the great Ely
copper district near the properties of
the Nevada Consolidated Copper Co.
and the GirouX Consolidated Copper
Company. 1t is great opportunity.
Address: LOUIS p. KIKBY,
Prospectors' Agent.
Aug. 10 3 I Ely, Nevada.
Placer locations are for sale at THE
NEWS office in any quantity desired
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-14
Stock and Metal Quotations

The following are the stock and met
al quotations furnished by the Bank of
Ely under date of August Is:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
(Weiteres Yittston.)

Der 27 Sabre alte SSilliam &oit
BON Rabbp's 2anb, in Rittstou
EOwnibip, Dirb ieit bem 2. Suli
uermiBt uub isine Gltern befiir6teu,
OaB er ermorbet Wurbe, ba feline Spur
BON ibm uufssiunOsn wOrOsu lit.
- Die SOllibuu 8irtbi6uft Durbs
friib DOnueritas WOrsen nm ucridie'
oene @etrdufe beitoblen, Die binter ber'
ielbeu uusselsert uufssfunOeu puroen.
Die Gbat seidub entweoer aus Rabe
ODER mar ous Nert eiuss ProbibitiOns
fanatifers.
= Wtartiu Barrett, BON bier uno
Batrif Wtc9roartD uno S4illiam Wtc.
@rOartp uOn 9u;erne Borough, wurOen
Oonneritus 9lbenb fir ibr ssridtli6es
@rl6einen unter ie $1,000 SiirsIbaft
seitellt, uui bic sIntldge Der 5dlihuus
uno SeridwOruus in SsrbinSuns nit
llebsrtra9un9eu uon rSuOsemeuts" auf
sinsm 2llOermauns pOofet."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
(gSeitere Siioieite.)

Serr unb Srau Bstsr 9lnbres uOu
2Ocuit StraBe reiitsn Samita9 WtOrsen
fir siucn WO6entli9en 9lufentbalt mad
9iep YOrf.
Ssrr unb Srau Sobn 8otslfamp uOn
Gin Stru5e rriiten Samitas Morsen
fir einen wO6sntli6sn sluieutbalt mad
0isw Yorf.
Der 6 Sabre alte Sobn bes Serru
gilbert Sultsnbad BON 1915 Rrospsct
9Iueuue bsfinbst iid uuf BEN 9Sege sur
8eiieruug.
Srr gilbert Slinsler uon 732 SOcuit
Strase uno Yormann oes 9SaHer
Seisunss Department Der o, &. & S8.
Railroao, welaer felt einisen @Oden
on Der Grippe frant gu Sauis bars
nieber lag. bsfiubet iid uuf Ssm 98ese
sur Seiieruus.
0as semeiniduftlias GOnjsrt oss
Sunser Wtdnusr6Or uno Der GOncorbia
BON 8ilfess8arrs miro Dienitas abenS,
ben 81. Suli, i'm 2una Bart itattfiu.
ben. Beibe gereine peroen Die Vieber
uortra9eu, nit benen iie bic Preiie bel
oem Oiemart'er Sdnserfeit erranseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
3ittstpn.

- Der &c Sabre alte Ssfar Grit
pon Carroll Strube, ben bic Satin uni
elm Sino iibsrlsbten, ertrant Samital
0iadt i'm Susquebanna 6lub 3u Sar'
oin9, wobin er iih nit 6reunoen sum
6iiden be9eben bate.
- Der .. & 3. 8remier Wtartir
@areD pom bier, Dem am Dienitas ;ll'
Dor bel Sublou Elm Sein isrbriidI
purSs. oils er cine SOppelun9 ma6te
itarb Samitas I'M Wtercg 0oIpital ii
9Biltes. Barre, nudoem oaS 9lieo am'
putirt morbeu mar.
- abrabam Driesbah, Elm befann'
ter Sarmer pOn Saroin9 einem Srte
binter lBeit 8ittstOn, Wuroe Sonner'
itas uon ieiner WtGhrai6ine ab uni
Dor bieielbe seidleuoert, oeren Wfeiiel
isinsn re6ten 5uB idauSerbaft SER
i6nitten. Der Wtunn itano in @efabr
,u perbluten, bod itillte man Sulest
ben Slutlaui. na6oem er Sismlid
idwad sewOrben mar.
= g8sil er ss uerpeisertc, ii6 mil
bem lotalen 3weis Der vSdmar3t
Sano" @slellidait ;u uerbinoen, wurbt
Der Staliensr BaulOno OioniiiO Don
&ailroao Strase al 8iue StraBe an
Samitas 0ia6t uOn ieinem Sauosmannt
Garmino @ampturi mOrberiid anse'
srifien unb erbielt am 9iaden eineu
tieien S6nitt. Der BON Sbr Su Sbr
rei6t. Der Gbdter entflob mad Der
Gbat unO OiOniiio wurOe in lebens9e'
idbrli6em Suitauo na6 ieinem Soft
baus 9enommen.
- SEEDS Suuben BON Bort @riffitt
= Martin Sculla, StauleD 9roba,
9llsr Pulsalosfg, stephan Sculla,
Dilliam Brunisti uno @eorse Wtabi'
ion - tpurben OOnnerita9 abenb uer'
baftet uno sebaltsu, bis man weiterG
8eweiie Segen iie iammeln fOnuts.
sic IOllsu fur; uOrber Elm Stiid @iisu
in cine 8eide aui ben Suuptseleiieu
Der 9sbisb SulleD Giienbabn uerram'
melt baben uno nur beiien Seiti9e Gnt'
bedun9 perbinberte elm 98rad nit pabr'
i6eiuli6em 2ebeusuerluit.
= Sin 3us BON belaoenen SOblcn'
farren uuf Der @rie @iienbubn branntC
Sumitus Oiadt 81 Pittston Summit
Our6 uno wdbreno eiuem Orei Wieileu
lanssn iuuienOen 2aui, Der Oberbalt
oem 9iO. IA BREEDER iu Bort Slanharb
oamit enoete, baB Die Sarren in eiuC
9OfOmutips fra6ten uno 6ieis iturt be-
ibGbistsn, itanOen buuberte uon Rsr'
iOneu in yebenssefubr unO uieles Gi9eu'
tbum mar Dor SeidGOi9un9 in @sfabr.
9ln mebreren Sreujun9en entsiu9cu
StraBenbabnma9en nur nit tnapper
9totb Der 3ertriimmsruns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
@ilfess Barre Ra@ri6ten.

= Sm Nlter pon SO Sabrsn peritarb
uOrlsetsn Sumitus WiOrssn Der Wfau'
rsrmsiitsr SimOu Sohbsrs.
- Der befannte 9lnitrsi4r @eorse
8. @srt itarb am DOnneritas an einsm
Wlassnlsibsu i'm 9lltsr BON 40 Sabrsn.
= Der 9auimann geter R. Meirel
fiel am WiOntas sntieslt nisosr, als sr
uuI bas @rab isiuer Srau in Sanopsr
cine Slumsnipenoe leste.
- Das vunselubsne- ShisB9eDehr
bat ben Cob pOn Soispb Bilbur psr'
anlast, inbsm T1omas @rosan pon
Wiarcptpmn am WtittwOh slbeno beim
Spislsn nit sinsm iOldsn BEN @enann'
ten, siuem Samsraoen, ben Soroertopf
abidOB.
- slls Der S6lau6wasen 9io. 2 am
sSreitas sinsm Seueralarm folgte uno
nm cine Strassnsds am Square fubr,
psrfine iit elm Tab on Der Straben'
babnI6isns, wOOurd Der Shlau6wassn
einen Rud srbislt, Der ben Subrmann
9llfreb aui bas 9fluiter idlsuosrts unS
iOIOrt tOotete.
- Yepobuer pOn @entralia in Der
gtGbe pon @iltss.Sarre, Die Gisentbnm
i'm 8srtbe pon $1,000 beiissn, iinb
pOn Der 9sbisb Yullsp Soul anb SrOn
So. aufseiorbert worOen, ibre @ebdubs
,u entisrnsu, Do Die @eielli6aft bic
mddtissn Graspfsiler. wslte bic Sber'
flads itiissn. ansrabsn luhsn Werbs,
Die SspObnsr baben bis gum 1. ausuil
3sit, ibr 9isentbum Su entfernsn,
bod pOllen iis es ;uuOr uuf Elm ssridt'
lides Rsncontre anfOmmen luHen. Sr
ben bstrsfisnbsn 6dllen ssbOren nnr BIZ
8auli9fslten ben Seuten, bic ielbil
iein @runbredt beiieen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
Bie lit SieS.

gBir bitttu tinbunbnt Drllars S,lpbnuui
fir itptl 8aa ron adtarrb. her niti eurb Gin.
ntbmtu psu SaI's aaiarb tfur stbtilt ptretr
fann.
S.Gbtutp&G o., Gisentb.. SUIttr. 3.
@ir, bic llntsr,.i6ustsn, babtn Q. 6. ebtnry
felt ben IsBitn Is 9abrtn stfanni unb baIitn ibr
fir SOllfCmmtn tbrsnbait in alien @si&Gftspr.
baneIunstu une fuaniisa btfGbiet aas pUn isi.
nsr Gtrma siHstsanssusH grbinelt9fsiteu su
trfilltn.
0tt & 5ruar, @rOBbanSsIs Drusuifftn
5pltbp, .
@albina, 8iuuau& s. Rarpiu, @rpb.
tauetls. Crpsuiifrn. 5pIspc, ..
Saa's aatarrb aur ptrp inntrli& ssncmmtn
unp pirft cirtft auf has 9lut une bic iblsimi.
gen SbuhGtsu res Syfsms. i3eusni1e frrt
psrfaHet. prtis 75r. fur bic 6lni&t gtrtaufi
ppn alien NpOtbtftrn.
Sal's 5amiliru.pias iiur bic ttfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
Spbe Narf Rotisen.

- Dem Saiob Sod BON Price Ctr.
purbs seitsrn in Der Briggs 3sde Der
Daumsn Der rsdtsn Sano abssi6nit'
ten.
SRI. 2etbia S6uHann BON 2afa'
bette Strass unb Ssnrp y. g8ilber BON
abams slpenue lisBen iif Samitas ju
8insbamton oils Elm @bspaar eins
iegnen.
- Ebomas Gauunausb BON Sioro
Spbs Parf auenue, Gin Sersmann in
Der gins Sroot i3sde, trus Samitas
Sismlid bDIs gsrlesunssn oapOn, uls
ibn Elm Dsdenfall traf.
Die S6misbs Sss g8. 8. Mfc'
Dermott on Der @de BON Dritter uno
Sim Strabsn, Bsllspue, nurbe Sonns
tas gia6t srbrOben unb I'M 0aaren i'm
3ertb pon $25 bsitOblen. Die Gins
BREEDER bintsrlisBsn feline Spur.
= Sin brennenber Sebridtbaufen
bintsr Sem Psnn 8ebbins GOmpanis
@ebaube on Nsit gadapanna apenus
unb Siebenter 9Ipenue. peranlaBte Srsi'
tas Wiittus sinen sllarm BON Saitsu
IA, bod bate man ben unbebeutenbsu
Brano benalti9t, ebe bic 5euernebr
eintraf.
- Drei Burden - SOispb Dunin'
gan, 9illiam Soroan uno Sobn Dur
tin-pel6s in bic 8Ohnuus BON 5rau
Sealep on II. Strase einbraden. iif
tiiatis iutt ubsn uno bann ben Reit Del
@Bpaaren auf ben 6uBbOoen warfen
beitano Moutas elm gerbOr, bod
purbs bic auSsleseubeit pesen ibrem
9lltsr beslidsu, nadOem bic @ltern Der
anssri6tetsu Sduosn beSablt butten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
Sic aQerbefell,
snberlaifigetl
@aarelt 5ll
ben nieOrigfetl
Warttpreiien

mar ftets unier WtOtto uno trOsSsm
bisIsr ips;isas Sertuuf nun uUriibsr lit,
perben mir ferner fortfabren, bic
Damen Der StaSt in Der sewobntsn
g8siis nit ullsm nOtbiSen Su ueriorsen,
tas Iis gu ibrsr 9lusriiituns uOtbis bu'
ben.
The Washington times., 1906-09-26
Store Closes at P. M. Saturday Excepted

Sheet Music. 12c-The new In
termezzo and two-step lola" by
Chas J.. Johnston. now being nc
PLAYED everywhere will bee offered / =
as a special for one day at....---..--- -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
orOB[NG ALLEYS CASE
~ Leading Witness-Gof De-
liners Last Charge.

....-,sv Jerome spent part OF yesterday
Ds1lN1 - gambling end pooiroom cases ~hicn
yspns - oau 70 the attention OF the Deoelh-
y IT, .,,v- His assistant Mr.. Murphy sent
~ s.-.-,l suhposnas TO gamblers and pooiroofn
eut -. ~ be witnesses In the investigation
rsn ,n.,.e6 that Albert H. Faik business man
= .s7,be" Aliens place IN FiKth avenue. viii
GsS ,ba most important OF the witness 70 set
= -" before the grsnd jury to-day. FGlk
=. the Criminal Court Building yesterday
w -, and II wGs believed that he made fun
So, The letters and other papers recently
GO - Aliens house viii be used as evidence IN
s..t,on with Falks testimony.
g.. r.rorns refused yester1Ey 70 talk about the
s,atsfnent Of Allen t.4t 10 gave several
- collars 10 the Jerome campaign fund last
.usn was Et his home IN Bayport, Long
ssl-. ,ns Emil Fuchs. o. lis counsel. would
- information as 10 The amount OF Aliens al
-. -sn7paign contribution or the person through
.srr the money was seut
s.- r.ro-e was not ready 20 discuss the recent
.s.oB OF tire Court or Appeals IN relation TO
-, Doe" Inquiries one o. his assistants. how
.asa the decision would make no change in
~ method o. Investigating cases a. the District
,-,rpsy's Office.
Npsoo-der co. delivered his last charge 10 a grand
.-os New York County yesterday. as he viii be-
- Justice q the Supreme Court on January
r,Btrary 10 expectation, he did not refer 70 the
-hing situation u the city. he laid stress On =
,v-rius that the grand Jurors should do nothing
re ground foT the criticism that there was oDs
tE 1or the Tich and another for the poor.
IKE said n Tari;
There are two things that grand iury sbo,,I5
k.sp In nno-one IS malice and the other is favor
4 vrzns Jury stands at the very threshold oF crir1
.asl prosecution IN these Gays Of change and
s-6rs thar are nor connected. either dfrecf7I, ~
lsi-sc.ly With big undertakings, and thereir' las
roirr n Try
- nora eject thar goes with tie knoyvIedss tbsT
srr nan. BE- he high OF low. II he does wrong
ss1r be Investigated by the grand Jury
n exact justice 70 every man who vfoIatas -ha
lsv whether DE be man II position or ore of c-1-
l'Eest creatures. Il Is dangerous TO do favor 70
S-v nsn class Or interest ~
D HYDE, Toolen merchant, at No. 53 Worth
rrsst is foreman Of the December grand ,Iry
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

YOUNG MAN. neat. wants a position OF
trust; excellent reference; no objection
20 outdoor work Address II Cooper
Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

COOk-WAITREsS.- wants place for
her SN sdlsu COOK and Irish wa1uessi
botu first c-assi SCUM preferred Miss
s44ea : bureau 5 East 22d s.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
NE WOOSTER ON THE RACK.
TH Topic" Man Who Helped HapgOod
Under Investigation in Bankruptcv.

FG more than two hours yesterday creditors Of
e Wooster, VINO figured in the trial Of Norman
EzDg0od, Of Golfers weekly for criminal Iil,eI
!asruted 10y Colonel Mann. Of Town -Ton,ce -
net 70 learn how the money representing usbfI-
les q E45& had been spent by Mr.. Wooster. leav-
* aim no assets. as stipulated in his petition Of
sank-uptcy fled last October
]; was lie first hearing OF the creditors OF ths
bsak-u9t anc f. took place before y S Smith. the
referee il bankruptcy, AZ No. IS William street
" Wooster vas examined BY Mr. Callaghan. OF
he f-m Of WraT < Callaghan. According 70 his
testimony, his occupation az present Is that OF q
bond salesman. Re told about various OCCUPATIONS
Ist ne hsd been engaged II during the last few
years He admitted that he had been ernploved
T Town Topics snd that later the law frun os
Osborne Hess tsd employed him at e saIary Of
~ Weez Io- several months in helping 10 rre-
ll-t ne defence ~ NJ HapgOod. whose attorneys
IteV were --05 >
Tie E1rnsss admitted that 10 had sold ror+v-atg5+
books eI Se each, ana -hirty-tuvo books s-4S
each, FOR the Society Editors Associarf0rl sslaS
Elat ne od with l1ls money, he said that he Esd
t2elL j II .-y.1E expenses The hearing was al
ior-led Until Friday.