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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

corner l2sd st i 100 11Ss!i ali
Same property; isaac ogden IT, to Nominal
sls stl9noH No 40 East 25xio2&; Joseph Hapern
sag. gSgs $1,000 ia5 e Of Amsterdam ave 5x
io2a Pinsas Lowenfed ct al to Mary Field: ~,
ls %PF st 4ss Il Ok itlave as 4.oo II,
Louise Callahan so ana 900 another 10 h 100
ssa-sE No sss East. a5x9s . AdolPh Roth to 100
e Sgs S SG ial West 3 sniS rann 100
2es SaF So s29 Vest is21osS 6 ,o
2aav Shnse 9s Il 81 eGsSsi 25xso
1oistst No $40 oO West izxo IL Annie Davs to 100
Osa So S 9S' ea and 9s Vest I'd ps e 100
Mendoza to Theresa Abtlson; Iaogg Ss s ms9ep
p R sams to af4
sothst nos io and i East SislOos; sarah 400
Bennett to Harry Shwitzer; mortgase s2so" 100
PeeTIst No AZ ,TIss 2 FdI1olo ~ian $1,000
z Mi rel 10 % i5i "a f5lsi s5se H. sarah
lS st ST Nos So siGoIi Leopold
Lefkowitz to Lena Iaxier and another mort 1oo
w fiat No W $ q axioo: charles Geiger
a. to Jacob Cutler and another; morts'se 700
29thzs No $2a Fast fse %Sl 9b 14 Nhia' 245O2
Ml ne Te'e G6 " x ixiod: Jacob frsch
Emil Wagner mortgage. s2oe0o, o., l0o
st Ann saY Ts,o corner rosr $40 900 Nominal
For I'd S II csRs . Joha mae RodssTs to zoo
Lot ia map Lacona: Park Really and Com 60
mereia Company to FrhGcsss9 50x
Theodore onstain 10 Louis Eickwort luV
yva'ster ave . 100 / IT n Of 171st st. 10 Sx
1o1 I Fannie IevnsteIn D William Kircher; 80
~tp-tge -
"a ave- 10 3S16 :. 25x1T5: Lima Kahn 10 80
Nto~er Ne1r;1rrsr- uottgage 10000. lor
White Plains Road. W t.. n "a o. lot 14f.
Ollnvle 25xSG Abrfnam Goldberg ct IL 10 900
Cash lVV
Stb ave No -6G . s. ~ l1xsS; Harris Bern
stein and another I'd Louis Stahl; mortgage 80
i .-. -.
oltl-st No ia East. % 4xICO.s; I%Onora
TrInl"nthal Aaroh Schoenfeid, mortgage $40
!-..
l9Str-st No l21 West. 2Gx99.1i: Samuel l. Kahn
Erts tg8Ee. S@tODO Nohlliai
,lIb-st 10 n @ IN Broadway. 122. ok irregu-
lar: Lawyers Realty tompany to Isaac Polsteln l"'
liStt-st. n 100 II " of COurtandt-aVe, 0OXIVo
Frank Decaro Maurice Muller; mortgage
81 ave . corner h2th-st 419x1OO: Pincus
Towenfed al 70 Louis Hams. mortgage 100
&%0UGU j."
9Th No East, 25xfOUS: Nathan LOwen-
stein al to George \ Holman; mortgage TOO
S2d-st 40 fl . OF 2l-ayc. 2:Ix1O2 3 William 49,.
Ilesenban Jacob HCsenhcll. 'VV
u S. Of f9Sth-st, % 4Nlof4i
Minnie Cox Louisa e Weber mortgage. 80
3d-ava n " corner t7Sth-st. 29N100; l. w Levy to
Ganly: mortgage. S23OOO- nominal
q ney 70 Beethoven Ensonder to Dora ciTeen6es Nominal
I'd ave part lot 149 subdivision No l. map
Morrisania York Life Insurance and Trust - ,
Company TO Isaac SakOisk lo1.ouo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

INxirgton-ave Nos !. 800 and 1897 Louis Hur-
WITT and another against Joseph Solomon,
owner. GrOssman Solder, contractors. .-..--.-.
LIE xington-ave. Nos 43t and ABS. same against
Bernard Brindze owner GrOssman & Solder
II5th-s st No. 20 East; against Jacob NJ.
Cfoldstein and Bernard Yeamans. owners; Gross
man & Seller, contractors ..---..---
Same property: Samuel GrOssman against Ber-
nard Yeamans, owner; GrOssman & Seider. con
56th-st. n. 5. 1911 IT. ". OF Broadway 15Ox
1905: Eugene r. Rachel and another against
Empire Square Realty Company. owner; Frank
Smith and Robert Walsh. contractor ..--..-
Central PARK West. ". 8. whole 'front.' between
1O9th and 10th SITS. 2OOx1O0; Empire Cornice
Works against Central Park Automobile Stor-
age Company owner and contractor ......-.-- ]
91st-st.. No 3l2 East: Morris ROsenfeld against
Jacob Goldberg and Joseph Brown. owners ana
Creston- ave. e. s. 2T5I IT s. OF 1s9th-st-. ok
pany against Mary A Mccormick. owner; An
123d-st No. 230 East: James b Brady against
tractor -..--.----...
11th-ave.. W. s.. whole 'front.' between 18th AND
10th SITS, 1917 tx irreg-; Ntlter Manufacturing
Company against New-TOrk butchers Dressed
Meat Company, owner and contractor II
1o0th-st., Nos. "A and SO East; Louis HurWltz
against Davis Burkman and Abram tiutterInah
owners: Cfrossman & Solder. contractors
Brook ave W. =. whole front between 13oth ahtI
l3Gth SITS 2O5x1O0; New-York Architectural
Terra Gotta Company against Haase & Lippnlah'
owners and contractors '---''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

'ia aVe' corner 12,h-st. nxieo instalments
ca psr Charles NJ. ndividuaIiy guardian.
Anna Linds ,shss Goo i9 T. % % a,baTe.
0o1ix Irregular: prior mortgage $1,000 de-
seR@ sna % Harry Rs5 Ss' to Sara sarah Bennett
is3.4 II e of Park-ave two lots % 6Sloo two
mortgages sf2.T 100 each: two prior mortgages
Goldberg. Abraham. and another to Cath Cash;
Road. 2sxss: due August 4. 1907: 5 per cent
PIott Mary F. TO Hudson + Rose Company, lets
az and ~. map Willis estate: years. ois per
MaeMahon. Thomas. to Henry station T I'm .9n
Place. at Whitlock-ave' Tx II
ss 5ssslar isaac to Life Insurance and
Trust Company: s1-ave. $. corner lot
f40 map Morrisania; years, uer cent. -
w ss u Is l 3 10 axio 9 prior mortgage
500: due July 30. 1912: per cent
stSnton-st. No 1ss to 1871 5a3x Irregular;
s,eaT; rbe ea :, Title GUARANTEES and Trust
pany: Warren-st No 8. 25xlOo demand
Walsh MarsaTet 70 Emsrsn ai RaSs' 6aa june
Diver r' eat TIE and others August Eunck
Avenue c. : e corner 18th 5sxio2 Union
port: years. per cent.
1Tth-st :. f2t7 fl OF 9th-ave. 50x92. and
other property: years 8 per cent.
asd-st. No 14i West 25xss: years ia per
ucCabe James j. 20 John c Rodgers: lot "a
81. map Oammann estate: . years. per cent
Neuburger, Mayer. 70 Lima Kahn: 3d-ave. No
3,sl6, 25x1I5; I wear -.
Schrier Joseph 90 American Mortgage Company;
1aoth-st No 12I East 25xiOOlO: due June 80.
Rosenheim Jacob to william I4esenbein; SD
St No 334 East 25x102. 2 years. ga per GENT.
Erts Lena. To Samuel l. Kahn; 13sth-st. No l21
West, 2GxS9: years. per cent -.--.-.;-----
Adam George. 10 Nathan LOwenstein and an
other: 95th-st No 225 East 25xlOO: years. u
ManIzione VincenzO. to Nathan Srniaelsky: li4th-
=. so II Of 2d ave 2ox10O; years o
per cent
Krakower Louis to Jacob Schlamp: Lewis-st. No
o. 25x1O0. years. per cent. ..-...--.-.-.-.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Colleze-ave w. s. 140 40 II. Il OF 169th-st.: for
three two story dwelling houses. Ii. Sx51: f. L
Ehrgood owner; ]. ]. Vreeland architect ---.- IS
Morris Park-ave.. s. W. corner LntOnpOrt ROAD
for one story frame store and dwelling house,
- 6xa3; Fred Rctper. owner; Bernhard Ebetins.
arch!teCt
Belmont-ave W s. 95S IT, n. OF 1Slst-st.; for
seven two story frame dwelling houses IL lOx
5s. Herman Aaron, owner: Bernhard EoeIins -,
23Ith-st n s 100 IT " OF Byron-st: for three
two story frame dwelling houses, 21xtsl; Warmer
Brothers, owners: ]. Melville lawrence archt- =.
Webster-ave.. W s. 9s II. n. OF 1SIth-st for
two story frame store and loft. 90 1xloO; quick
& Tfeiman owner: Franz WOlfgang architect III
2l-ave W $ 100 IT OF 21Sth-st-. for ten two
story dwelling houses. 2Ox42; CarTnine C1polla- -
l. Howard. architect -
Frton-ave.. .. :, 30 IT. $. OF Becker-aV tor q
two story frame dwelling house. 21X50, William
Cooke owner. William Heapy, architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
SETON INDICTED FOR FORGERY,
Charge Grows Out Of Sale of Bogus Norfolk
and Western Certificate.

The grand jury yesterday returned indictments
against Colonel Charles T. c. p. Colmey a man
with many aliases. and Charles Augustus Seton
both OF whom are in the Tonbs awaiting sentence
ioo"lng their conviction on grand larceny charges
The new indictments charge forgery in the Ore,
degree.
The new charges are based upon affidavits Of
Andrew ID. Meloy, Of Brooklyn. who bought a
loe-share certificate OF the Norfolk and Western
this certificate -e'S II On
The men VIII be arraigned before Justice Cow
10 IN zoe Court OF General Sessions for pleading
probably on Monday. F's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
NEW BOSTON DRYDock IN OPERATION.

Boston. Jan. 81 jspeciaD.-The new stone dry
dock recently constructed at the navy yard about
which there were some misgivings because of the
several accidents that occurred while il WAS under
construction. is now filed with one Of the largest
steamships ahoat, and the largest ship that has
been IN the dock She IS the Romantic OF the White
Star Line. the courtesy having been given TO the
company because II was a of e1nergent neces-
sity The vessel is COO feet long and her upper
decks soar above the top Of the dock and well
toward The clouds 4 new blade was put on the
straig htened. nave Deeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Madison st. No. 21s: simon Greenherg agt Lena =,
Scheinberg ct al; December IL. 1905 (oy bond 80
Broadway. No LIS the j. L. Mott Iron works .
agt. Louis L. Todd; May 1. 1905 ----..--.--:- J!
Same property; same agt. same; April %, 1900 i
broadway. Nos. l. AS and !. 450; John II. Shipway
s. Bro agt. same; May II. 1905 -.--.-.-.-::.- y
Same property; James J. Duffy agt. same. May
26. 1898. .
Amsterda - ave : corner 125th-st-; henry
Grieb agt- William Soltz et al; January % 1906
H eTy No 1870: r. & II TaIsky & Co agt
Schneider & BaChraCh ct al, December II,
20
Monroe No SO; Jacob Seider et al. agt. Morris
Goldberg al August -. 1905 Is
Same property Rubin Ps9fsky ct al. 1gt Harry
Goldberg al August %. 1875 ---.-..-.---.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
MAY IMPROVE cEDAR-sT. PLOT.

William G Park has sold the four story buildings
No q q Cedar-st. plot 65.4x60 feet, through
Samuel Goldsticker a small building for a fire in
surance company may be built the site
Robert r. Rainey has sold for the Reserve Realty
Company No. Go Cortlandt-st. four story brick
building lot 2l.Ix56X1 3X55.S feet adjoining the
IL of GreenWici-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
BUY SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.

The Realty Company of America has sold to the
Central Realty Company a plot the northeast
corner of 1O1st-st and Broadway. II comprises
about five lots, with a frontage of 12610 feet in
Broadway and 100 feet in the street. story
apartment house will be built on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
TWO FIFTH-AvE. LEASES REPORTED.

Howard & Co.. jewellers. have sub-leased parcel
at the southwest corner of 47th-st and 5th-ave.
from Joseph Frankel's Sons. The purchase price O.
the lease is said to have been $4,000. a building
for the exclusive Of the firm will be built
the site.
Fredericks. jewelier has also leased a parcel at
the northwest of 41stst and 5th-ave. for i've
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON COMPANY

fBy Telegraph % The Tribune
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 3l.-At a meeting of Stock
holders OF the Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad
company, held at Tracy City. to-day, the action
q: the board Of directors iE increasing the capal
stock 10 Ssl.eo0o was ratified. Present stock
heioers ere 60 be offered the additional stock irst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
JUDGME NTS.

Inc following judgments were filed Yesterday the
nrst name being that OF the debtor:
Auoe, Henry and George-Fice Mork CO.. ~
Aldrtrh Inho " uIl'nth COSTS. 2+I
Aronsonr NS''N Sa6 SO
hIaNe, Herbert F-tredeTick = Ta.nisch ami w
another '''''N" anu
niuruchlan, Hoohannes G-Artn H. Haitian 90 az
i,'ethnhfd, Joc-A lotph *
,Uoukher Amos L.-faY Sh0les COMPANY " ~ ".
taeN. warren ana Howard-James Fuslie. costs 1-S
,sus uiete Emile AIRS. Osborn =,
outer, walter G. mot summoned, and s-~<nsv '' -"
-MStchieSs Cigar Lighter Manufacturing
EiondSn Ea.,i ......,,,,,. a. ~
Conan Ct'b,rs ~ Ilttihs Company 5i4 20
CuaneV Law
Campbell Ion, n u w hite 1856 81
Crouch Thomas " e'Asiie' go
ei ttSte jacques P.-Mutual MIX ANA cream "''
... ~ So
DairH I@,us Attehcro Manufacturing 1onpsnv - -
he t,,. SOU Al. Samuel Pxa costs - 40 -
No.. It.i'shan, Ferdinand H-New- York Tce w 80
,1Nt'S', arthur M-Same. %, ~
6tita.Nr' 'S'uiah R--Clarence Hamilton.
$50 tHlcoaat-- AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE AMI ''S
t,is"hs 't,T9rge Locust Farms CNmpsnv ~ ~
I,'re'.,, 'etrt W. t. Georgian Conpanv 80 ~
te' Frederick W-Westcrn Union Telc<rsni lou -
Hr M William New YORK. butchers. Drssi i's ~
Goldman Iasspb or !, -, los ~
Gray, Nellie-NoN- York les
G.ilbeIs y, NH,his1hN-
- A'AA'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

223d-st n $ los II. W. OF White Plains Road.
25xI14: Alexander and Mary E. Thompson loan
Periey :. Crosier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Goth st : s. 125 f. e of Broadway. 122. Ok
100. Xix irreg.; Sender Jarmuiowsky loans Isaac
1s2d-st $ s. ~ 3 fl e of Washington ave. Tx
~ lIx5T. axT2.IO; Patrick B. MCINTYRE loans
hillside Realty and Construction Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

H0yIt. Wilhelm F---F Y Greene, DECEMBER 30
1904 .-...........,.... s1O2 as
S CoUisg 'a E1I Hogan January 70 1905 ESQ ~
July 20 1904 reversed -............... 26S o5
S p ludwig January 49, 1900 245 50
81; 1905 .....-.......... 90
IstotIs' 1sIle-A stone December 1905 19I1 81
Johnson, Mary Al. 7. Lane; IN
Johnston Mary-W. II. Bosne al March Is
1899 .+..,...... Is ss
Sit INA n ludwig January 10 1906 2t5 70
,,t o. 1901 :.......,...,.& sT52
Vacated ................. IO4 Al
SI JONI Rut H. 1assei March "a 1899 lii ~
released :,,........,..,.., 5se 81
~ wilson; January % l313- 1S3 81
, 1901 -. Il IS
""i'e 'a'neS ID n 'oleri May T. 1901 ITO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
ANOTHER mlDsHIpmAN DISMISSED

Washington Jan. S.-Midshipman Ned Leroy
chapin has been dismissed from the Naval Acad-
e!ny for hazing. He a member OF the first
class. and appointed from California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
CORNELIUS FELLowEs A BUYER.

Henry d. winans & May have sold No East
e1st-st.. four story dwelling house, with buffers
pantry extension 2O5xl022 feet for Mary Hersh-
field 10 Cornelius Feawes Also sold No. 127 East
6oth-st., four story brownstone dwelling house.
20.5Xl005 for Arthur W. Saunders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
BIG NEW-JERsEY TRACT SOLD.

Mcguire & Co. formerly Robinson. Mcguire &
Co. have sold to a client large tract of land
comprising l64 acres at Bound Brook New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01

GOVERNOR TO HELP UNVEIL mostyur..
PhiilipsbUrg. Jan. 31.-Mayor Firth q, VA.
has received word from Governor sfoEs. .sl pAs
will be present on Nay 10 TO take part An -.
yelling OF the Soldiers and Sailors Vfor,s.e u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
Real Estate.
The Unknowable
Provided For

Through its staff of more
than $50 skilled LAWYERS
and possession of all the
records there are, the Title
Guarantee and Trust Com.
pany is enabled to know
everything that can be
known or discovered about
real estate titles.
For all that is unknown.
able or undiscOverable at
the time a title is closed or
a mortgage procured, the
Title Guarantee and Trust
Company will assume re-
sponsibilitY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey-st-Ry James I. Wells: ssT Jackson-av
5 n 161st-st. late CHfton-st 10 9xf5 81
brx dwg: L. Rieger agt Donltn et AL Ernest iIa
atty: ref; due. 81 31S g. taxes etc, $50
o julius Brunings for IS, 262
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
FRENCH FOREIGN TRADE INCREASES

PARIS Jan @l-Tlie foreign trade Of France in
GLIDING both imports and exports shows , gain
~ss- tbs Dreooling year Of SIS iey.ooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

| The first name is that of the debtor the second
that of the creditor, and date when Judgment was
| filed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
Real Estate Wanfeo.

WE HAVE CLIENTS Who are IN the ns sssss va
w siTahly situated apartment Aeu,srs nay Ia =
tnss and lots Ia Greater New fSss ',rsrER u ""
tUn particulars JAMES FksANCAS 49,
Tel Loo az Rloa1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-05
TO IResunle Prorating.

Desperate efforts have been made
by the Standard OIL company to pre-
vent the western roads from resuming
prorating arrangements on oil and its
products. After a recent meeting
held in Chicago between the Western
Trunk Line committee and representa-
tfves of the National Petroleum asso-
citation, at which the latter were as
sured the prorating would be resumed,
It was learned that the matter had
been held up"
Agents of the association fastened
to Chicago and investigated, with the
result that they discovered that one
roads. which has always been friendly
to Standard OH interests had mega
lived the proposition in the Western
Trunk Line committee. Although the
rules Of the committee authorize the
lines to take Independent action on
rates no road seemed to care to do
this. The identity of the road voting
against the proposition was discovered
by the independent oil men ard a con-
ference followed
Agents of this road offered to vote
for prOrating provided the independ-
ent oil dealers would withdraw their
demand for equal rates between Chi
cago and Kansas City and Omaha.
This offer was refused and the oil
men made campaign among the
western roads. The result of this was
promise from one of the roads to
take Independent action and thereby
resume prorating. Notice to this effect
is expected within day or two pro-
viding there is no change in the situa-
ton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-05
RAILROAD NEWS.
Railway Hen Amused at Criti-
cism of English Press.
Attribute Recent Wreck to
High Speed.
AMERICAN TRAINSFAST
Comparison of Conditions Here
and Abroad.
Gossip and Matters Of Interest
TRAINSFAST
Gossip and Matters of Interest
in Railroad Circles.

Railroad officials are greatly amused
by the comments of the London news
papers upon the recent disastrous
wreck on the London Southwestern
road. when twenty three American
tourists were killed. The English
press is almost unanimous ia declaring
that the wreck was due to the excess
sive speed of the train and asserts that
running trains at that speed is ex-
tremely dangerous.
The i'll fated train was scheduled
from Plymouth TO London. 200 miles,
at sixty miles an hour. The roadbed
over which the train passed is elevated
its entire distance. and is one Of the
best pieces of track in the British
isles. This speed, many railroad Off
Gals say, was not excessive, and de-
clare that there is scarcely a railroad
in America that does not run some of
1sh train that was wrecked.
In America conditions for high
speed are not so favorable as they are
in England. and yet there are dozens
of trains that make long runs where an
average speed of sixty miles an hour
is maintained. while even seventy and
eighty miles are made in places. Two
Of these trains are the Twentieth
Century limited" on the Lake Shore
and the pennsylvania special'' on the
Pennsylvania line
Nearly every passenger train out of
Chicago at places on its run makes a
speed greater than sixty miles an hour.
railroad men declare, and they believe
that a passenger is just a safe on
train that is making that speed as on
one of the slower trains.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-05

Gus and fuller of enthusiasm than Thave
ever seen it before. We are looking for
ward to very heavy traffic and making
preparations on that basis. In Okla
homa and Indian Territory we expect
to see great development this year. In
September about SOC, 000 acres OF land
in the Kiowa and Ccmanche reserva-
tons viii be sold at auction. and the
country around is selling at $50 per acre.
and the low limit on the new and is IS
per acre. L will al be taken I'D, and
that will mean about 1900 more farms
IL that territory. On the system we
have nothing of which to complain. ex-
cept the break in coal traffic on the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois. which
came IN April In spite of compari-
son with worlds fair traffic. our PAS
senger business for the year will show
an increase OF over $250.00O Passenger
business in the southwest is reaching
a new basis every year, as the country
gets settled and the people get more
money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-05
OVER A LOVE AFFAIR.
Corporal Redder Commits Suicide at a
junction City Band Concert.

Junction City. Kan. July Cor
poral T. Redder Of A troop. Thirteenth
cavalry. stationed at Fort Riley, COM
mitted suicide in this city last night.
With a party of soldiers he came to
town from the post to hear the band
concert in. the city park. and during
the last selection played by the band
excused himself from his comrades,
walked up in the light near the band
stand. in front of the large crowd.
drew a revolver and blew his brains
out He died Immediately.
Corporal Redder served II years
with the English army and during the
Boer war received favorable mention
for acts of bravery and daring He is
supposed to have been respondent
over a love affair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-05

cial and meat packing scandals Of the
United States to spots on the sun, ana
paid his respects to those persons VINO
could see the spots but not the sun
The American and British flags
were draped on the walls of the dining
room and the orchestra played a pro-
gramme of American melodies
The guests included Sir Laurence
Alma Tadema. Paul Morton of New
York. Franklin MacVeagh of Chicago.
Consul General Wynne. Isaac Selig-
man Of New York. Representative
Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati,
George Harvey of New York, J. 6. A.
Leishman. American ambassador to
turkey. Sir H. S. Maxim and Admiral
Sterling.
During the dinner Ambassador Reid
read letter from Queen Alexandra,
expressing the keenest sorrow over the
Salisbury railway disaster and tender
ing her heartfelt sympathy to all con-
cerned. especially the young bride
so suddenly bereaved.'' meaning Mrs.
Frederick H. Cossit of New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-05
Scientific Cure for Fits

Science has at last discovered a cure Tor
a disease which has always been regarded
as incurablc-epilepsy or fits. Elixir KO-
sine, as its discOverer. q well known
Washington investigator. terms It, is for
sale IN this city by George " S1ansfeld,
and Ia every case where II has been tried
has demonstrated its wonderful power to
strengthen the nerve centers with new
force and strength and conquer epilepsy
< Mr. StansfieId has so much faith in
Elixir Kosine, both from what he has
heard of the cures it has made in other
cities and the remarkable results follow
ing its use here in Topeka, that he guar
antees complete and lasting cure he
win refund the money You run no risk
IN taking Elixir Kosine on these terms
Use this great remedy and once more be
well and strong free from all fear of
epileptic seizures Price $3.50. Mail or
ders filed The Eozine Co. Washington.
D. c.. or George W. Stansfeld, 632 KAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-05
Troy OPENS New Court House.

Troy, Kas.. July 5.-AH DOniphan
county united with Troy yesterday in
a celebration and the opening of the
new court house. The new court
house. when fully finished, will have
cost $4,000. and it is pronounced
one of the finest and best arranged
buildings in the state for that pur-
pose A crowd estimated at 1000
people witnessed a flower parade of
over thirty-five features in the morn
ing A ball game in the afternoon
between Horton and Troy resulted in
a victory for Troy by q score of to 8.