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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-15

but the prellminaries will be taken VI
Immediately
Now that the city council has or
dered the vacation of the judgment on
the assessment roll cast in the district.
the Industrial commission will take
steps to divide the tract into separate
factory sites, and for this purpose
drawings are now being prepared.
The evening world., 1906-04-02

j.l2 -. O3s SO. use. lo3 -. III s1udlv-
40 io~..Ns 49, a Vet, NICE move ana
one tlul .ad.cst a.. as.s s-il.
GAkNiSH-f eve tu4.ot.ss in cl-.
o-'3-a. ct', tui 80, 10 l. many, no
pundt 49, nae A nt and snJ4.I Wan
~ Adue!ge.
Aa1A.lINA-t r.r Mr.c4sys IN ois
0-i2-5 90 80. V54--5 haudi-y. % rounds
up. Has s.Ue speed aa4 .las Wan a
1NQrIsIroR-sx iur.ongs u IL ga
.cqlnB 50 pounds up Or-y q nice. use
MERRY LARk-SX airllnss in l27
in company VITA lnqu.sitC-. 9, pounds
up D. dn.nc flu. ana .ooks extra Ne
nRMoNDALE-Six furionSs in IL,
% grand form and do'ng MS work in :ae
best possible M nner.
BULLS EYE-six ~fIrlongs in lei -.
bre ezing 100 pounds up Acting well and
pi+ENNA SIX fu- nce II o. ~~-'t,7-
ing. 90 pounds UP. She rs actinr better
hon last fall and NAV improve ever
WHIMsICAL-Five fu-lonss IN -.
0.2i S.. o57 30. %, 20. lo4 30 breezing
100 pounds ~. ONLY a nice gallon. she
s PHYSICALLY in - nd form, and she
seems - have her sneed
HI sTLER-Ore mile in Ia hanlily.
10 pounds up. Not o. muon account
io95I-5 o4i. Aandily, 10 pounds up. Has
COLD RADGE-Four rur;onrs IN oie.
0e4 20. n37 2-5. 050. handllv 10 pounds
up. 4 very clever performance ard
shows hin 20 b. nearly. ready for his
JENNIE NrCABE-sx fn-lonEs n
ni3 0ef. 03a 3-5. n53. lle. ralloDing. IN
pounds IN \ much improved hllv she
Will he ready FOR the early events.
RED FRfAR-Six f~irlongs. IN ol7,
o2f 039 20 ora. 1ta e1rrrjre ~
pounds up Was under wraps and Is
sure 70 b. an IMPROVED horse u wear.
RYE-Three furlorvs IN 013 3-5. o 49,
az. hreosinF IN pounds m Quite a
nice colt, wiz 20 -eady nrly
N o17 Is. 0@i2-5. ot2 hreez'n=. 81
pounds u y In grand form and about
TLrp-Fr.AP Tr-eo f|ir'onrs T.
o n197-5 or. n AZ - hreezf7F 10 rou-d.
M. Has no; eaown much so FAR Look.
MISS ocprN-Fou- ,urlones IN ~
hounds M. Has NOT vet done anythtn
RIP ACrrN- T -os r,-r7--- De- 10 or
02f 2-5: n4o. hantly. Us pounds I'm
very ordinary ca'' hu, &c nearly ~
.Nr0PTT pOY-Three furlongs IN 81
% - o3S handi'v. lno pounds ~
Quite = clever move.
SrNNGt,E TNrer. rurlonrs n ~
q clever performance This one shoul
he ~ aoor.
n ol'0RiN-ror- ,urlongs N ~
= 0e}2-5. o ~ ~. 05l: handly. lin pount
MP a n'ee colt ans sure 70 win Mt
J very early date
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blasts and turn her nose
The crowded piers VIII speed the de-
parting athletes with cheers and nag
wavlags. Thu little tugs viii loot anu
sar!ek. sirens viii reud the air.
From the Barbarossa's deck 'Air'y
American athletes Nil iook back al inc
land they are ee.ns out to hsat ior.
They Will Sc tae fiagss and the crowns
blurring in,o one lndstlnct distant
mass Thc cheers VIII come "sy'
water like nint fr~oE-croaAlnss ne n'n
OF sirens and tug whistles VIII die u
into silence. New York. "lth -
ro,,,1sss nacs m-lstheaded on It's tall
"a o,,.o, down on the sky
buildings wiz nate" ~
line. The NarroHs VIII be passed. y"
m u-il TIC long line OF buoEs 'nat
.n. s,to .hannel leading down
mari '"e :, -, ,nc invoke
tow ard Stnay HOOK ~ l"sl ~
OF the f4r-aAay city, the confused nANe
OF distant mus 'nc ys..o" .iors. Of
Will al met away mo VIC ~
the horizon.
1"e W" - n. -, conflict.
yond Limitations ;he JOY VI N'
fame and vi. tory-we hope.
American Public Interested.
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"MYRON TOWNSEND"
Burke Carried II to victory.

's.u,I ~ te1 mo w 'Hy',opr
Or the New To-k Ataietic Club. The
hrient re4 h,s t1rn-i "a. a r1roon now.
r ,es,.. @-f,.Str 10 Dam.
,,', IN 80
,,i ~, ~, ~ "a. az sp-aed
80 -, s Nor 49, eivs a
,s,,l men r. ,n.c Am tnii Of the
ssh ''F,n,
srrneS '.iiS t'u etnp.ril h"e Ml.LsS
SefFisd on me p1ntins' ne}V,hs enc
80, a., MS wiu-.d To-,
49,, 49, ~. ~ ,bef hue.
y" 60 wbr, ~ IN
0l,ls e.e," sA.avs 49, "ts' I'm.
.,r st5re sel:s
80 chea-.a Dlrkc as
~ a. - riv,is gnI hun.
~ ,tS,s.o5s nora toox up the
The evening world., 1906-04-02
FORBES AND OTTO. MAYBE.

u Young ot,o succeeds In putting
oyer his famous sleep producer on
johnny Alien to-n.sa; IN the Quaker
CITY he Will be matched with Clarence
Forbes f3r ;he w.nd-up 81 the Central
a : stag a. Maenne-chor Hall. Eas;
fS.ty-s.xta street. on Wednesday night
In the event OF OTTO no; making good
George Hoey will meet Forbes.
This bout VIII be the head-.iner OF an
all-star card q eight bouts.
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HARRY LEWIS EASY
FOR WILLIE F|1z

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April Vii
lie Fitzgerald made Ills mrs; appearance
~ this .ci;y At the National 4 c. sat
Irday nisAt since returning from the
Pac.nc c1as
Fitzgerald mo- Ifrrrv Lewis. ~ tRis
city. and had no di.ii ultV iu Winning
Lewis survived the SIX ROUNDS. .,Dut
was weak AZ .hc flush tltzs Nalio.a
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.FORSHAW BEATEN IN
COUNTRY RUN

Hundreds OF spectators. who lined the
last mile OF the Star A:h.e.!c CLUBS
cross-country course yesierdlv. were
surprised to see the much-heralded ).
J. Forshaw, OF tn. Missouri y C. M
ish eighth in the Star A. C's eignteen-
mile c-ross-counuy run. Only twelve
men started.
Forshaw Will represent America in
the Marathon rae az the Olympic
games. to be held a. Athens on April -
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RACERS SHOW FAST TRIALS
AT "BAY" AND GRAVESEND

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. April "a
though there was nothing bordering or
the sensational in the workouts OF this
morning at the Coney Island Jockey
Club course the track presented a
scene OK pronounced activity during the
training hours. As usual the two-year-
olis were largely in evidence, but at tie
same time the mata-ed horses were oy
no means Idle,
rhe principal workouts OF the morn
REBo-Three furlongs in c.ae, handly.
Looking tine,
oN: IN the bit. Is ready for ne. best
~ ErENrfoN-Aaalf mile in "a,
%gailoping. VIII be heard from al Aane-
duct.
Ed BALL-Four furlongs In o.57. Is
JUST sO-Three fur.ongs IN oa7 t-5:
easily. VIII give d good account o,
ME1EDR-Three tlrlongs IN u1l cas-
lily. The boy had a snug hold Of hin
LEGEND-A three-;urlons areather IN
DlPLoMNCY-Three turlongs In 90,
WATERBOX-Three ~flrlongs in o.ii'
Breeding and on The bit all the WAY
L Notk AMI I'D
in ESQ very easily. A nice type OF d
PLAGSiBLE-Three furlonss IN o.4o1-i
handly. Stepped along win "orK A"1
HYPERBoLE-Three furlougs in 81
casly In the boys lap all the NA
KfiLKARE-Threc furlorgs in :.
easily and gailoped out the nalf m 100
sBR6ADcLorH-Thrse erll2ngs IN
~. and ~galloped out the atlt IL ~
Tho high wind that Nas b.owins W.
against this horse. as ing wlnA Is IL
WEs-rhree fnrioags in o4i g7nl y &,
PE%RHYN-Three fufiongs in o.5' L
easily. 4 stalk e2rso 80 t,.
!. Freezing Is very 1T and ready TO g
: oIurDny-Three furlougs in 40. hand
~ Did all THAT was 1sked ~ nm =
e STRONG BOW-A haii me /" ~
lRELAND-Taree firlongs n ~
/. %gaTopine \ ane. Big, ragged looK'n
= MYsTERIoUs-Five futlongs = 10
: was trying to run on with me 'o' -
aGeHRYsoLrrE-Five f%urlouss IN -
g~,r1niuy Looks better than ne race
BATTLEANE-A hal mas H. ~ nell
TOMAHAWK-rhree furionsS IN w.
e coWFENsATfoN- Three fnriags
L 90. handny Is we'll engaged at A1''
d 'NcRoBAr-Three furl3ngs in o'
II e,ef', Nts on the hit all NE Nay
y ViTEssE--A half mile IN CO. saAoi
"a ".rursts-Thrce furlonrs IN o4ol-
= hnr ~ C1u,d have g3ne faster.
MISUNDERSTANDING f1rloncs, :
= oie. -gsiloplng. just hreezing OIL o. %
l3urnsy t,,,.o >i~,onrs in 10
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h7rris Has 10 Decline Bout.

After Ls bou; win Jack smi;a r, the
Metropolitan A G.. Saturday nigh, Young
D5nahue was offered a star bout with Harr'
Harris az the Marlborough a c Donahuo
promptly accepted. but HAIRS declined, say
i-r ne couldn't box during he present en-.
eagcmcnt % Richard Mnrsfield - the Am
st~rdam Theatre. Of which he Is assistant
treasurer Donnhue and Harris would fur
rl.h a Zinc exhibition.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
\. A. U. Wreatling Championship,

The Metropolitan A. A I. wrestling
championships VIII be held under ne
auspices OF the BOYS Club. Tenth sueet and
Avenue A. on Thursday fni Saturday "
this week. The preliminaries WILL be. held
on THURSDAY ard on saturday ihe fnals
wili De dec.ded.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
WINGED FOOT GOES
TO ATHENS WITH ATHLETES
Emblem Worn by Tommy Burke in Greek
Games Ten Years Ago the Mascot OF Amer
lean Team That Sails Tomorrow.
BY ROBERT

Tomorrow is the great DAY.
To,rorr The American team sails at last fer Athena
Tho weeks OF hard training and preparation have passed The men are
a.. n age Their muscles ar ready ios the strain. Their nerves are
on edge. 80
comes. -,
In loss than twentyfour short hours the Barbarossa's great engines VIII
49, 90 wovo bsrb bronze propelers will churu the North River into foam.
She will slide gently away from the long o OF piers move ma,esucah
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PoLLocK's PUGS.
cans Matched I. Meet Turner.

Joe Cans. the light and weltsr weight
champion. has jus; signed articles O., aFrce-
mon. fs- ano.ler fight. lie has been secured
10 NEE, RUFF Turner. the clever California
e5l5red fighter. sor twenty round, NJ saera
meato. cal, me latter part Of MAY This
vii. he tho second tine they have fought
In their prev Gus battle. which was fought
al oakland. Ca. go 1902. Cans was tho win
re-. he having beaten Turner easily.
The evening world., 1906-04-02
turner Matched to Fight Keys.

Billy Roche. the new matchmaker OF ;he
Colma orall A c.. has at LAST secured an
opponen, Tor "Hock'' Keys. IN. lightweight
champion OF Australia. who recently arrived
in san Francisco IN search Of a fight lat
0sate- engaged 20 Try and take kcys's meas
ure Il RUE Turner. the colored !ightweiEni
II California. Turner and ke5e VIII fgh'
'veigh In az q y VI.
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.nclosed winged foot at Athens As he
won several ven I taiak IL viii bring
success to You ana the whole American
tcall.
Burke gave me the ZOO; Immediately
after his return. and | have had 81 in my
possession oves since. 50 IT IS no. "a
phonN one.
wishing yoi bon voyage and look-
Ing forward T. your account OF the
games. Yours.
.MXpnS srnyVN-Ev&nH
The evening world., 1906-04-02
l. DR.. GRINDLE,

IIIL IIsUFTI I~TsTINIsITI N
Dl- EASES OF MEN.
Under Dr.. Grindle's scientific treatment
all dlsaa ses peculiar 70 inca aTe cured, mo-s
ullcNIy. mote essay and on more MDpEh'
ArE TERMS than by any other advertising
i,1yslclan. Do you suffer from blood p9issn-
'ny h.relrary OF contracted. nervous debit
IN Auncy. blaidfr complaints, stip diseases
rst spots. ulcers. sore throat and. mouth.
Iafnfui swelling. STRUCTURE, NARIcO
tseI'E or any disease resultinE from excess.
indisrrrtion ar 1~Verwork7 II naiierH not Of
t',tV l,nr standing. u NOT be discouraged
!, st1s" YOU have consiitD other rhysiclAns
,ytth,ut hcnelt. In. Grinel- cures where
ottcrs have ran a. Private aud ordinary con-
,rastrl dlsrIrrs ami drains quickly cured.
pr Grlnlle has Prlrf s9i his profession at
his present ofice. III Neat l2ih 81, between
9th and Tth nVcs,. oYrr, ~ Years CONSUL
tation free; charges moderate.
yIan-s o "a u SUNDAYS 3 IN a.
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phnnos Plav AthietIcs.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2-Tae openings
-tr.c "a the int,rlclEue series between the
pruiHcs ANA th. Athietics WHEN was post
t rltlriaY ca ace mt lf wet grounds
.Li ~ pAyel tlif afternoon a. Colun1-
ba p1rE Games VII ne playcf. alternately
-. ArarLrln md NItL. naL ~Er-unis.
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SPORTING.

n HICAGo HANpICAPPER. 233 broadway.
soc. daily. June's, Diestel 5. bo.inss
" and ali tlpsters' selections that are worth
having. Good things every day rolephons
i9te Coftlandt. sold only a. office or by
eneoinl .oiivery.
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MASCOT PRESENTED TO THE TEAM.

Boston. Mass
My dear Edgren.
games.
AS he won several events think 1t will bring success to you and the
whole American team
Burke gave me the foot Immediately after his return ana I'VE lac
It in my ossession ever since. so it is not a "phony" one
Wishing you bon voyage and looking forward 10 your account OF
the games, Yours, MNRON TOWNSEND.
The evening world., 1906-04-02

tOETH ST.
iGSMlts. Daily
is. %
The evening world., 1906-04-02

wAILAcK's. Ey. $50. Mats. wed. & sat.
HI. flYeIShGn The SquaW Man
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randMlz!C|anSman

MADISON so. Howard Kyle as Mozar, In
Thea, 20 st. .by. THE GREATER LOVE.
The evening world., 1906-04-02

VIZ
Mis- Norman D~shon Jew
ell Mr.. McAinster Hilliart
Others. NL.,hts 1879 o.. n ~
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JENNINGS ENTRIES.

EENNINTs RACE TRACK. WASH
fSGTDN. d. c.. Aprii 2-Ttc follow
luz avo TIE entries for Tomorrow
races here:
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ESTH ST
OO Mats Daily,
All Seats
L. u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
BRIDE WAS
TERRIBLY
BURNED

New York, Jan 19-Louis Klein, a real
estate agent, and Jennie, his bride OF two
days, came home from their honeymoon
yesterday and went - their four-room
fiat at No 65 East one Hundred and
Tenth street. Everything was topsy-turvy.
but there were TO be guests for dinner,
Jennie's mother wanted TO help but the
bride would not have IT, She. herself.
would cook and serve the dinner to show
them that her cooking school lessons were
not Jokes
The dinner started with peals OF laugh
ter at the expense OF the bride. Then sud
denly the merriment was hushed by cry
for help, and Klein and his guests rushed
20 the little kitchen to find the young
housewife enveloped in flames Her cloth
ing had caught fire as she swept by the
range 1t was her wedding dress and the
limsy lace carried the fire over her body
in a twinkling
They were so terrorized that they could
not help her. Their cries brought many
tenants Among them, Henry Marks and
Harry Brasodsky. They succeeded In eX-
tingulshing the flames, but not until Mrs.
Klein was terribly burned
DIR. Berliner from Harlem hospital and
DIR. Schrift OF No 1910 Madison avenue
did what they could for her. DR.. Schrift
remained I'm attendance during most OF
the night. but he had little hope that the
bride would survive her burns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
vOGEL HAS
TOO MANY
WIVES

New York, Jan. I9.-Asa marrying man
Edward Byron Vogel is in the first rank.
Not yet Is years old. he has three wives.
it is charged. and every one OF them is
in New York. The thorny end OF his
career came yesterday when he was sent
TO prison. and found that the three wom-
en- who had adored him had become
vengeful enemies.
Edward Byron Vogel-he likes the
Byron part OF his name--is a dentist. His
wife says he is not registered and never
was graduated by any dental college,
but that did not deter him from getting
positions with certain firms and corpora
tions organized for tooth destroying.
Mrs. Carrie L. VoSol. who was a Miss
Rleder OF 6F East one Hundred and
Thirty-ffth street, the Bronx, and who
proved 10 be his second wife, was the
complainant. Vogel married her two years
ago.
She had sworn out warrant before
Magistrate Baker OF the Morrisania court
alleging that her husband had deserted
her on Dec. II last and had not con-
tributed to her support, nor that OF their
six-wee ks-old child. Nogel was taken TO
the court building at one Hundred and
Flfty-eighth street and Third avenue and
locked UP.
Then he sent a telegram TO Mrs. Ida
Vogel OF a. West Nineteenth street, TO
come up and see him, hoping that she
would be able TO arrange bail This wife,
spouse No. s. was Miss Ida Ebers before
she took Vogels name. She went 10 court'
yesterday morning and met wife No. :,
the former Miss Rieder.
HE your husband she exclaimed.
yes. and the father OF this baby"
Well" gasped wife No. g. And he
married me on Dec II last in the Little
Church Around the Corner
Dec. Il? why he left me only Dec.
II. The wretch, lie told me he was I'm
a little trouble. but would be able TO fix
IL UP in a week
But" resumed wife No to wife No.
g.
do YOU know that he has another
wife too? Yes, it's true. His own moth
er told me- so. ] went TO see her about his
leaving me with my paoy. She didn't
know about our marriage. Why child
she said 10 me, he has a wife already
He married Carrie Kean OF New Durham,
n J.. Ave years ago and has boy four
years old ] found out that that Is true.
Carrie Kean is now working in Sixth
avenue store at the embroidery counter
When Magistrater Baker heard the
stories OF the two women he changed
the charge from desertion TO bigamy and
held Edward Byron Vogel for the grand
jury IN $500 ball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
MOaTcAGEE's SALE.

VIII bo sold ut Public Auction on Sat
urday, January 20, 1906. at ~ o'clock noon.
at Room i02, Industrial Trust Company
Building. ~ Westminster street. Provi-
deuce, II. l.. by virtue OF the power or
sale contained IN certain mortgage deed
made and executed by Shmay Kotler.
dated November q. 1903 and recorded In
tho office OF The Recorder OF Deeds In the
city OF Providence. ". l.. I'm real estate
mortgage book 2B at page i5e the con-
ditions OF said mortgage deed having been
broken;
A certain lot Of land with all the build
iugs and improvements thereon, situated
IN said City OF Providence on the east
erly side OF Barre street and laid out and
described as lot No. Az (four hundred anc
forty-two). on a plat OF house lots be-
longing 20 r q. Elswald. being a part OF
the William Amy estate on Broadway. by
G B. Schuharth. 1870 Being the same
estate conveyed 20 Albert r. Smith by
Thomas Hughes and wife June 27. 1852
BY deed recorded In deed book 3ie. page
s9i
nv order Of the mortgage. who hereby
gives notice of his Intention 20 bid az
said sale or at any postponemcnt or ad-
journment thereof
HARRISON A. MCKINNEY
Attorney for the Mortgagee
Providence n l.. Dec 20 1905
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
MADDENED
STEERS GORE
HORSES

Mahanoy City, Pa, Jan. 19.-Frenzied
from the exposure and hunger. a pair OF
runaway steers that have been roaming
the mountains since they escaped from
the yard OF the Ulmer Packing company
at Pottsville, several weeks ago, attacked
q team OF horses driven 10 wagon by
Farmer Wlnneid Hendricks in East
Brunswick township Tuesday.
The maddened steers bucked and leaped
!unging viciously at the horses Both
tally.
p The enraged beasts wrecked the wagon
IN an attack upon Farmer Hendricks. who
attempted TO beat them OF with a heavy
whip He was being hard pressed when
an incoming carriage drawn by spirited
team or grays attracted the steers
With heads down and tails I'm the air
they rushed up the road. The driver real
,glng MS peril wheeled his carriage about
lashed the horses TO their utmost speed
and went doubling the course over which
ne had Just driven. with the animals bell
rowing In close pursuit. party OF
mounted farmers armed with rifles set
out this afternoon TO end the career OF
the escaped steers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING
MONUMENTS ON EXCHANGE
PLACE.

Sealed proposals are hereby invited bv
the Commission created by Chapter 1917 OF
the Public Laws OF Rhode Island, as
amended by Chapter 1907 and 1862. for tho
removal OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument 10 the centre OF Exchange
place; and also for furnishing and erect
Ing a granite pedestal and foundation for
the Burnside Equestrian Statue snd plac-
ing said statue thereon, on the easteriy
portion OF City Hall Park at point to be
designated by the Commission.
Bidders must file with their proposals
two drawings OF each monument. one
front and one side elevation. showing the
completed work as proposed. Certain es-
sentials fixed by the commission must be
observed by bidders, copies of which may
be obtained OF II. T. Hayden. secretary.
at the city Hall
A bond satisfactory TO the Commission
i'm the sum OF five hundred dollars. as
llquidatod damages for failure 70 executu
the contract within ten days. II awarded.
must accompany each bid. and bond for
a sum equal 10 about one-thrd OF the
amount OF the contract. conditioned upon
tho faithful performance OF the contract.
will be required OF The successful BID
Ger
Drawings must be marked by an fdenii-
Tying sign or inscription, and signed pro-
posals must be enclosed in sealed en-
scription. The names OF bidders must not
appear on the drawings or the envelopes
containing the proposals
Proposals will be received at the Seere.
tary's office, City Hall, until ~ O'Clock.
noon. January -. 1906
The right TO reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
BY order OF the Commission.
FRED'K JACKSON. Chairman
n p HAYDEN Se~rrf.rr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
COD LIVER OIL.

1t almost makes you
sick to think of it, but it
isn't nearly as bad as it
used to be. The improved
method of refining it
makes it much easier to
take, and when made into
SCOTS Emulsion almost
every one can take it.
Most children like it and
all children that are not
robust are benefited by it.
When the doctor says
TAKE cod liver OIL" he
generally means SCOTS
Emulsion; ask him if he
doesn't, They know it is
more easily digested and
better than the plain oil
SCOTT BOVINE. go Pearl Street, New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
USED GIRL
AS Lure,
She SAYS

Louisiana Mo, Jan l9.-Mrs. Maude
billiard Bibb OF Eolia, l6 miles south OF
Louisiana. I'm a $4,000 damage suit MIR.
and Mrs. John Williams, netghbors. for
alternating the affections OF her husband.
Len G.. Bibb. sets up the unusual allega-
tion that they "wilfully enticed" her hus-
band to abandon her and go with their
daughter Rhea Williams. aged IS.
She says her husband Miss Williams are
now In Los Angeles, Cal An elopcmcnt
OF the couple on Sept. is. according TO
Mrs. Bibbs allegations, was Interrupted
by their arrest while at dinner In a St
Joseph hotel. and their consequent return
home.
owing 10 the influence OF the girls par
ents. she says. they made the second at
,empt. and this time were successful
Rhea Williams, golden haired blue eyed
and the daughter or n thrifty farmer
whose holdings embraces 800 fertile acres
was a belle OF Pike county. Bibb. whose
farm OF COO acres adjoins that OF williams,
Is 80 years old and has a teautiful daugh-
ter, Odell. II years old. Ills wife. four
years younger than himself. is attractive
and well educated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-19
MORGAN
FAMILY
IS SMALL

New York. Jan. 19.-"Much OF a family?
No, indeed" was the brisk reply OF Chas.
Morgan. a fur manufacturer. 10 Mrs.
Catherine Meacle, OF No 2l09 Bathgate
avenue. the Bronx. Morgan was looking
at Mrs Meacles house for rent Mrs.
Meacle is a widow and objects 10 large
families
II never occurred 70 Mr. Morgan that
his family was a large one. There are
six little Morgans. 10 be sure. but what
ere six children 10 a loving and indulgent
father?
He had been parted from them for so
long that IL seemed as n six Joyous well
comes would not be half enough. He had
left Mrs. Morgan and the children In Eng
land. and. coming 10 this country. pros
pered in his trade at 1000 West Fifteenth
street.
He sent for them two months ago, and
in preparation for their arrival leased the
widow Meacle's house
The lessee bought carpets the size OF
the rooms, and furniture in keeping with
the house. Then he went up to the house
20 see that all was ready. In his conver-
sation with Mrs. Meacle he had occasion
90 refer proudly to the six little Nor
game.
Mrs Meacle raised her hands in protest
Morgan was amazed and panied Mrs
Meacle declared he could not have the
house. because she had leased II 10 him
on the distinct understanding that he did
not have a large family.
When argument failed to bring Mrs
Meacle around TO his way OF thinking
Mr. Morgan said he would sue He en-
gagged William Cybulsky, Of No. 81 Canal
street. who brought suit in the Second
municipal district court OF the Bronx for
$500 damages Hamilton and Beckett. Of
No. 100 Broadway, appeared before Jus
tlce John n. Tierney in Mrs. Neacle's
behalf They contended Morgan had Sc
cured the lease by misrepresentation
Justice Tierney will announce his decis-
ION I'm a few dnye.