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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-02-01
HOUSE PASSED STATEHOOD BILL
WENT THROUGH AcCoHT go
SCHEDULE, 1914 TO 80
- New Mexico Shall Con
,,itute Another state O"o.
Nam. Of Arizona.

- 26.-The house
Nas". .,'s .,a,ehood bill ACCORDING -
p,s,,,e The republican opp'e,',
seheni', .,,easure had spent rs e"'''
70 "a" IA ,o effort was mace ~,
Tor ~. nm on it's hnal pas7as'' .sr
feA' ', insurgents" voting "s"'
tho measure. Inc "''
vote of 1874 10 loo' ,., nrovides
Tn. hill as Il was pass" -rorri-
49, oklahoma and the l"'.''" ,,,aer
- shall constitute one ~. Ari.
70 ,,o,e of oklahoma. an" '-'- '.,,',+s
- and New Mexico snail 80
s-,te under the name vi .s.,o,
should the terms oil -, ,er
Ma .'eed nv the residents OF ''e ~
DC - IN. question. their respe.S.
r''o'' ,.rstitutions must Con-.
s." rrohiblting the sale OF ~
80, vouors and plural mar ''7 -,
caths H.t,,r,ion OF Arizona lnN
-, tho sale Ct liquor to ihn."
49, and that OF Oklahoi"" 80. -,
iol.s rrhere are many other sly,
,N .overning schools. courts |"
tons So sI,,s,on. Of the propo'
new states e--The sen
WaSllnEAOu. 49, I~vilaN
~,i,tee on territories r''n"' =,
.hoTszea a favorable report o' N 80
s,s,ehood bill passed by the Nus
Congressional Briefs Is. I'm
TIL. treaty under when ~" IN :
s,.,ss relinquished to CUBA az ~
A ',,,e 10 the Isle Of Pines ~nlS"
Seen pending since Sovenl0 .a.sori
ordered reported by a majoa'
.ne senate committee on io'e'e
sions. .o tho .
In his testimony before INC :,
.-s.,,,. canal committee
W ~ ,n.t Theodore p. snon's.
o. ~ the Is,hm!sn cana -
Ion is drawinE $4,000 per -,
.rv a. president OF the
-.yrcaa and $4,000 from 'n'
states rovernnen<-
chairman Hepburn rspo .,
&oy,e his rsalrosd Tsse
.s,e Recommendation O
49, r.nussiena end ee"o'~s"
Ssrs ~ tAs inserstNs -
49, eouudNes9.
= '''' - q - e.ne -
~. uvpst esnd
rr,ssson bill, cary'nk Drn,,,
rorporased in which - : ~ -
80 s,rht-hour NV shall ~
~. issorsvs .. ~
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A. d. e~na-rr, 8
PIE OF ~n'eo - - ~, II. nse- saa po'-
e,,.srucsinc wsirt-inirr'
p"r"s 'n ..,....s Ia " =. Csunts. VIZ
''perst'Nk = =, a.m.x.- " aps. r.
rinks anu ~ -ss.--,, ara .othsr prop |
s"H'he "a e-ns.. Psre y~r,H. Isi"ee
'a'' III. V,rcinis Cat sna it''
y ~, A.. The properly al ""s 80
~'"' ,..'.,,,,,a the pecuiip, ir"'h'- 80
~,li accrue 20 such pf"ie'''s.', o,..,.,,..,.
~.,As Il ti.. uarctsigner-
la narcvi oi isrt - ''e
80 4.-erii,,d sod -nasH d" ''
~ .-.i..iot. rlsf "a -nr>ff
, l.s l~ thr urar. -i~nft -
= i..,..t-- ,are nf Nt.o ,Hn"',-
81. -ls.A tsN uf 4 tn'fft
.....tfr.. ohith b. ie'
t.rn,.,. s. thts. fHA
e.. .t..D petition. itsf
.- ~ ..,,.si.. re..trrc,. t- Ntft
.t,. Wl-. County. f'>.'-
:, t.-cril.ra - i''iIoN-' $50.
~ AiIfhsf ccftain -tt'F ~ ...t .
ar ..tn- eu tffe"h Nff'"' .f(f
n larger honta~'l ,.... Coal
Pa-e Perrin ano i"' "a. b..
!sa. csmqsnN s'''''' 1-...iri. ,
III Pearl Morris ah'~ - ,,d
ate .nd Iron Domp""t -" -..,.,,, 80,
r'f Ntreinss Coal az" 49,. t,..,.ns.d
49, West aud more
9th strip or parcel OF land s'A'e ~
"-'-- width 49, entire is"h' W, - Ian. Of
ihs' ~ either side oi '"e -, ,.r.ti,
l9'"' Interstate hsi'ro"o - ,ight "a
'o'" Pigeon Greek "eH.u 49, ~l.,sol.
,ouw 49,. following bearings, cnf'~'"'''
he .r- -
,hold- a's,''Sw.,.tXNtNG at Station rs p'e
,""'' of .aid railroad loca'iv" W -. =
Tor i"' I'D on a lime OF the Tea" "v'' IS !.
= NO "a, m,outes ". thence ~i'h --'S "a
er-'f. lime =. ~ degrees - ..,n ., .
ia sect 40 stai'o" az p."' ,.',0,
'''-N.l along a 30 degree ,t.,
al ~
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a., attempt at aiisusserIns -
The nrse nccarrea in the house on
this Session or ; democratic endeavor 40 ~
, ssss.at the provision OF sns sixbt hour
S ssesency bin waiv,n as.sr .es on the rans-
law For foreign iaoorers "
ma canal.
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LIFE OF CHRIS =

~ larry is giving course ... 81
~ , 80 on the above SUP 10,
snort 800 ls... afternoons az 'ne
Chris.ian Church
AZ each service
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nGfS- 10
cern.
TAKE NOTICE. That me me nv coy /
81. - ,.omnany. = pubic SCI '..i..,-.
,ior chartered ano o"'" ,.;,yinia
-. The Laws Of toe ia'e "a 9th
IA .,t6orized 20 conuem" ~ ,,,,,.,-..
:, ,ronetiies for iis uses 81 teos ths,
III on the second da. oil nP', Iii 1906
w. 49,. 6rss dsv OF the 80 CO,
ne'he -. ci~ruit Court fec WEE -.
l lew" ~ .oplv SO the $50 -.
~ -, Hau-e tor Nfe
~ 80, of t;ladevile. i"l tla
w. " ~ sv. disint~rerteo
p''',.'.a,,t j., .aid county l" 49,. Al,
~ .ta he a iust compet 80 a,
2 ~""' ,.rrel OF isnd hetrl"'''- 49,,
. -. tee simple 81 "h't" 80,
SCI A.. condemned 10y the
- -. e. u.es aud purpose, J." n..,
!, .t,taininr and opsfa'''e
~. County. Virginia a.. .d
.,.res. 10 amy. res"i''n- ,isF
= ..,t and other properly '. t..a lIa.
,t,,s.ton. IS iNism h''' .,s 4
.,,n aud rhe Virginia t.r, Al
3D. Go ihe property
N'" $3.50, the peculiar len'h'-
A.. .nrh rr~netiie-' i'''
ILL.,. ..n-tfnrtfon 900
,.. ,.,k- oi the uudri, clio
.,.s tat-.l ot lHr'
ino a.-.,l,,d end SNOW" '
t..rfittiun. rlHf 'l
l tr fI. undcf- -hN'
i''" ,r...of Nice County.
ne H.. a,th. d.s 60 Set ntiN'
needing which ir s.,.
r..r.nd Compau, ..,...,
-ss' ~. =. uhich petition. "'F' d.
IA ,..flr. ref. renee ~ " ~.
situate CA Pigeon Ntee"' 'n..s 81
tsts Az. NtrgtutH. ""o - ..or pat
A, hat certain sifiP "'
lows ,ut al iarger ""
'""'' -. ,l,e aid r. NJ. IiatNs''"
OlIt """'~ 4, rl,vrlaud Charleston AZ
JILL u.s." ro.t 1 Iron COMPANY
T." cr,.k. ia Wise NonN'
- e-,..S.d on the east ny
e ~ ,'"""u, rn,l 4 Iron COMPANY
49,, A.. lands OF The Nnel"'"
wv N..,x and Charles MOO
.;,,,, A -trip Of lsnd SKY - -.
a Con % '. entire iesgh'. that is 'e''' =
49, 80 ia. OF the ceui"r Nh. -
-. R.ntoad Company
p...ou Greek. measured d"
IN, the said center hne' W.
h"u'0 ,.,l.wing hearings
riding 10 .'''~, t..it. Neginuing ~ ~
,posltion - 40 > oi said railro"u '.>
= entire -, Creek. aud on h"v "a
4. p, de- go. Cn.l 4 Iron COMPANY y
nut 80. i,,,ts south eighty sew"
sac ,.r -. minutes ea~i, S"io
~, .t.n dersee curve 10 w
'o % "a" ,,..nt bearing 90 sSlo
.,,,,,, lr.ug south iot'f ""
provides ,..ntV four minutes "es'' W.
i,n Terri -. tu the right dis' al
,to nndcr ...,.a,.d aud hftN iNo an"
.,,,+ Ari- .,st,nn lI5 plus D or
"a .t,,,+a "a land o~ned 10y Cha"e'
co'a.'. - Vir,,iuiA Coal from
OF '.t,,cl, line hears north wv
adnllss'o'- -. containing thirty '"'
OF the l0' t,.dth. OF ala acre nor
respective -, ,h, same sstip OF tx"
i contain the plat at the sutNe! % ="
q Of in,oNi- and sought 20 v" e""us"
carriages. ,.tersta,e Railroad Oomp""
80 must ....,,i.e instituted ny ~
Y..asons ,1,,kslou 81 Al. IA the ~'l0
4" - ., ~ County, Nsrg'Ws' -"
loma 'o' .hnnine the cuts >na nv,
Their stipnsa -"o., which ss.d plat al
courts aha s,~a la the CLERKS o"'.
the proposca ,,irruit Court ut the TIME "
,,..n ct this proceeding
The senate n YOU have any "",e
rs~,aav au- mi. application yoa wi. ~
RI on the joint place Nio's mt, Win
the nouS' ,,r Of the Interstate na''
rlefs. n, Osis Souser. ,sps' Do, Do
"a the United INTERSTATE RAiLHo
- all claim h, OTIS aouse''
,ee which has Bullut 4 Kelly.
1904. t,, " Chaislsy, y. q
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r. Thin


IS of great account
,abv that is why
q are fat. If your
j. scrawny, Scott S
3 sion Is uhat he
81, The healthy 0a0Y
as fat what it does
- Immediately Tor
end muscle. ! at
81 are happy they a.
cry they are r'cn
,c;4 fat is laid up 10
nj Of need. They ar
appy because they s:t "a. al
an Portable. The fat su
ounds their little n ,S,,
nd cushions them. W II
'ssv are scrawny tn 0
nerve are hurt at e 1''
,,ngentle touch h. / /
aSlight in SCOTS En-
- 1t is as sweet
vbolesome to them.
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r. M Clarksson ~, N,'. SION
Aau. cleveland C.aI I, nc
and The Virginia % o, '
20, company; and all ONE '',
ne 81 whom II may con-
Germ.
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miscellaneous.

Samuel Einhorn /. the buyer OF Nos. 1924
and 2i East Eighty-lourth street; .no,or-
sixth street, sold recently by Mcclure 4 Co.
f0fh a HGsS5' t, %esT'ssn4 Co. were interested
street TO Daniel B, freedman.
brokers in the recent sale of Nos. 2s4 to PAP
West Fifteenth street. for Austin Browne.
= Plans shd.n have M,1 been q qdr ,S Nth new sni sIsRsn ss sE"1y
S S nssme 6H't to 6 sleS q S !" ths si neou Of SUP" the
corner OF Broadway and Thirty-fourth street
and to be called the Tabernacle Building.
1t will front $50 feet on Broadway and 1903
Nos. os to 70 West. Thirty-nfth street. This
1 : will vi b aay os = in adfPih ii iir "s;e 5Hef' of l bsn fdhSnae
with porches. with columns, The. owner is
The ground floor " nj be occupied by Rogers.
Peet a Co, of which firm he Is a member.
The building Is to cost 81 zoe 900 aGeordag
Steinie L Haskell.
plans have also been 6led for enlarging the
ter Beatty at No. Is East sovtnty-third street:
II ia 10 be extended both front and rear and
a new Colonial facade. with a second story
modelled and new staircaeses installed. The
improvements are. to cost $50 600. The archi-
teCts are Beatty q stone, Inc lHrce stOTy
residence OF Samuel e. Henning at no Fast
Fifty-ffth street ia also 70 be remodelled.
A fourth story is to be added, the windows
enlarged and the interior partially r~emodellcd.
The mpr ovements are to cost Sl2, 900, accord
Ing to the estimate OF the architect, Will
lam 8. 1.owndes.
The Manhattan new building. plans also
include three six story flats TO be built for
Berliner 4 Greenberg on Fifty-sixth street
east OF First avenue at q cost OF sl05. 900;
three six story fats for the NJ. Fine Realty
Company on Houston street east of Goerck
street, Si?o 600: two ak story flats for Michael
Marrone at Nos. 335-34l East ll3th street,
so. 900, and a ak story fiat with store for A.
Bernstein at 4a-5i Avenue D.. $4,000.
The Bronx plans INCLUDE q six story fiat to
be built for John Gilleran at the corner Of
Summit avenue and ie4th street at a cost Of
s25, 900: a six story fiat for Frank Dudensing
on jackson avenue north OF iG3d street, to cost
SIS, 900; two two story dwellings TO cost 81. $50
yellinSa 100; e 1atlTay station son in the
circuit breakers In the Morris Heights Wake
aefd, Woodlawn and Highbridgc yards for
tn New York Central company. to cost s.. go
eaCh.
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COPS BATTLE WITH PEDLERS.
Harlem School Children Diverted From
Study by Cheap Toys.

The police Of the East 1O4th street sta
ton house arrested yesterday morning
twenty-five pedlers who have made a
practice Of selling their wares on the block
in East 102d street between Second and
Third venue Public School 81 is on the
block and some of the teachers say that
since the pedlers rave been there the chill
dren have neglected their studies.
Miss Theresa Bourke, the principal, sent
a note to Capt, Gallagher Of the Fast IO4th
street station requesting him to put a stop
to the nuisance. Policeman Baumbach was
sent out to see What could be done. When
ne attempted to arrest one Of the pedlers
ne was Immediately surrounded by an
excited crowd Of their friends and they
began bombarding him with all scrts OF
improvised weapons, from a cabbage head
to a slungshot made Of shoestrings and
buttons.
Joseph Sullivan, %ianitor Of the school,
ran to the station house and told Capt.
Gallagher, and the reserves were despatched
10 the scene. 1t took them several minutes
to dispense the mob. Policeman Sammons
chased Joseph Mendelsohp into a tenement
house. The mans wife came to his rescue
with a potato masher. Sammons took the
man and m with twenty others to the
Harlem court in a patrol wagon, where
they were fined 81 each on a charge Of using
the public street as o merket.
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Elser,oy LAW tlArsr ro,D.
Appreciate Division Raies ina, CsmpialW.
ants mai TraiimeHy ta Not Neefed.

IN an opinion handed down yesterday,
dealing with section n ~ tho General
Elections law. - amended In ignt, which
provides for tho striking from the registra-
ton rolls ~ any rcraon who Ia disqualified
from voting In the metropolitan district.
tho Appellate Division 81 the Supreme Court
held that tho section Ia unconstitutional
in one particular the provision which
holds that only the oral testimony ~ the
man whose right 10 vote Ia attacked can be
used TO sustain his contention.
The decision arises on an appeal from
the order Of supreme Court Justice Amend.
who in November last directed that the
name Of John p. Role he stricken from the
register Of electors Of the Second Election
district Of Che Fifteenth Assembly district.
One Of the deputies Of SUPERINTENDENT
Of Elections Morgan declared that he
had inquired In vain for Role AT 3is West
Forty-fourth street, the address from
which he registered. a copy OF the motion
papers to strike his name on the rolls was
mailed TO him.
Role did not appear in person, but coun-
rel for him offered to prove by Mrs. Role
that her husband was out OF town on a
business trip and unable to appear. Mrs.
Role and others we're also on hnnd to swear
that Role lived at the address given.
Justice Amend ruled hat under the law
no testimony was admissible ave that of
Role himself. and ordered the name stricken
off. The Appellate Division was asked to
consider an appeal so that the constitution
atty of the law might be determined and
Acknowledgement Mayer Joined In this re-
quest.
Section 81 was attacked on three grounds.
First, that il makes a differentiation between
the voting requirements OF the metropolitan
and other districts Of this State; secondly,
that it changes a rule of evidence by making
the failure of a person to respond to a
mailed election notice p~resumptive evil
dence that he does not live at the address
given; and thirdly, that it limits rebuttal
testimony to oral proof OF the elector
himself.
Justice Clarke, writing the courts unani-
nous opinion, holds the first and second
provisions constitutional. OF the third he
says:
Such provision ia clearly bad. II
is obvious that 10 provide that the presumr-
ton arising from the af1davit OF the Deputy
Superintendent of Elections could only he
rebutted by the testimony or affidavit of the
registered voter himself would be violative
of the righe Of said voter.
He might be sick. he might be away. he
might not have received the notice. The
provision cannot stand.
As competent common law evidence was
offered to establish the registered voter g
right to remain upon the list. and was rejected
under a provision OF the law which Is I'M
constitutional and void, the order should be
reversed
In another decision, on a similar appeal
made in behalf of Patrick Furey of the
Thirty-second Assembly district, Justice
Clarke examines the constitutionality OF
the entire metropolitan elections district
law and finds it not in violation of the home
rule provision of the Constitution.
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SPITE STABLE
To ne Built in West O { Street II Auditing
Owners Won't Be Reasonable.

Samuel Green, a real estate operator
of IS Nassau street, announced yesterday
that he has had plans drawn for a stable
which he will build on the lot at 2 West
Ninetieth street unless two abutting prop
erty owners come to terms in a pending
dicker. His lot has a frontage Of rs feet
and a depth Of about 100 feet. He says he is
willing to put up an apartment house il he
can extend the site to a depth of no feet.
To do this he must obtain n small strip from
each Of two abutting lots facing HI ghty-
ninth street on which are private houses,
belonging to Mrs. A. Dreyfus and Samuel
Abraham respectively.
Mrs. Dreyfus appears to be not alto
gether opposed to selling part Of her back
yard, although, according to Mr.. Green, she
has 30 far treated his proposition with
indifference" Mr.. Abraham, on the other
hand, doesn't see why he should spoil the
rectangular symmetry Of his lawn at any
such price as Mr.. Green thinks reasonable.
Mr.. Green wants only a small piece, 7x10
feet, from Mr.. Abraham, who, it is said, hints
at $4,000 az a proper consideration.
Under the circumstances Mr.. Green sees
no other way Of using his lot than by build
ing a stable. AS the neighborhood is a
select one, containing only high grade
apartments and private residences, the
stable ia to be handsome in design and
fitted with modern Improvements. Plans
for 1t have been drawn by Samuel Sass
Of % Park row.
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THV REAL ESTATE MARKET.
rSrSpTfrED eFTgrT ~ THg
NEW H9HTOAOE TAN
state re- WsaeFs INTERPRETATION N I've
iaW ~ me tHsef the' Wef'asess
WH No' ~ ts'mEf N RsfetesHeN
tlsy tause Ntd lssUs ~ ~ : aIlet ~

state . NSaffft iHfePpFttaNPH " wv
taW ~ me INse' thet Heftaalss
WIN wi NJ tssmWf n R~sfete,Hes
ttsy = aese Htd issWs Nv ~ . SIZED ~
Tho sepnsl lesi rrrtiens shlrh mo loesI
a. silsss,fs throughout M state fere'v"
fesm the stats Roaei ~ fas crfnf'aslntefs
lprt fIr tbIa yraf aN interpretation ~ he
nee mnri ease it, Inv ttd' ,sNnu' fail ~
hsvr imtsfitn consequences Tho state
tsrtrt a. IT, that tho f,fcrrrtire after Itlt
lufa. mattsnsrs shich sefe originally
~trsnftirI rflof ~ that daiT Fii nut hfinR
strh mof' aae Cos uNief tho lstvisiun N thr
hes law IN pfhrr words rSts'iNe mof's
eaers afr stctriri 'rrm the henen' " tst
tvrmpiion ~ tho payment ~ ,lr r"octd'na
fe~
thia interpretation NJ tho law must w
e,iably result In n General calling IN ~
tps, dur mortgages " u, ~ co'irse, I'M
tuasiblr Wv sav how man ~ thea" there are
hu, they probably constitute fully m per
crn, ~ Tho ~cits'andlns mortgage say
Insa hanks. fnr Instance, have hcrn In the
habit NJ continuing Tnst due luana ptovidei
The borrower did np' default nn tho INTEREST
Formerly savings hank mortgage. q"
we'll NJ some nthnrs, we're cNctnpt from
taxation. They nov become subject To
the general property tax n recorded prior
tn Inlv /. The nov law consequently fnr.
nishrs n mntivc for all existing holders ~
mort TIA Including savings banks ana
at her institutions formerly cVrtnpt. To call
In past duo loans In order to escape tho
heavy general property tax
Herr ia tn" essential part of the TaS
ponrd'R instructions We doom " al
yisahlo 10 inform Won ~ the interpretation
which the state Board Of Tax Commits
sionors. In consultation with the Attorney
General, have placed upnn tho act. Az
mort tea ges 81 real property recorded prior
10 July |, 1919, are 10y the provisions ot. this
law ~relegatcd to the Jurisdiction OF the local
assessing officers for the purpose OF az.
spsamnnt. They are assesSablG ~ personal
property in the same manner IA mort
cages we're prior to tho passage OF the
mort On ye tax law in 1905, and this whether
the mortgages had been Ia xcd under that
law or not, except that under the provisions
Of section 3ol Of the avs Of 1906 mortgages
recorded prior to July I, 1900, where any
part of the principal sccureh by the mort
gage is advanced after July |, 1908, are
subject to taxation by recording officers
only and therefore are exempted from the
jurisdiction Of the local 6sscssors. In our
opinion, you will have complied with the
spirit and true intent of this latter pro-
vision by omltting all such mortgages from
your assessment.
The rerecording after July /, 1909, OF
mortgages which were originally recorded
prior to that date will not bring such mort
cages under the provision Of this act. nor
will it relieve local assessing officers from
including such mortgages az a part OF the
assessment of personal property as above
stated"
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sHRADY,S TUNNEL DELVING.
Inquest on Deaths Of FOur Laborers in
p. u. II. East River Tube.

Inuuest on Deaths Of Four LabOrcrs In
p. n. II. East River Tube.
Ajoint inquest Was held yesterday touch
ing The deaths OF Thomas Kelly on January
%, Giuseppe Lucca on January rs, George
Hatchell on May IS and Galnia Weikkola
on Nav 20, all of which took place in the
Pennsylvania Railroads. East RIVER tunnel.
Coroner Shrady has subp6haed twenty
seven witnesses. mostly employees OF the
company. Thirteen were examined yes
terday.
When Drs. Gould, Armstrong and
Keays, medical advisers of the company.
we're called Lawyer Sullivan announced
that they were out OF the city on vacation
but that they might return next week.
Testimony was given hat many men were
seen to leave he locks of the tunnels stricken
with the bends" or caisson disease. 1t
was stated several times that the air was
gas at times. There have, been no 10 ok
tenders during the last month,
When the Coroner asked for information
as to doct ors at the Long Island City side
objection was made by Lawyer Sullivan
for the company OF the ground that 1t was
outside Of the Coroner's Jurisdiction.
Il am going just as far as is necessary
to get at facts and conditions, ' was the reply
of Coroner Shady.
Later the Coroner told Mr., Sulli van that
in view of his actions in trying to prevent
the obtaining Of testimony he would not be
allowed TO eXamine or instruct witnesses,
Policeman Stanley of the East Thirty
fifth street station house testified that he
had seen dozens of ambulances go to the
company's works, but inf formation about
their visits was hard to obtain.
1t was testified also that when men were
taken to Bellevue or New York hospitals
for the bends" they could not properly be
treated because of lack Of appliances.
The hearing was then adj burned to
June 20.
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MORTGAGE LOANS.
The asrd and Doth to Go Into Camp To day.

PEEKsKILL, N. Y, June 15.-The second
week of the State camp will close tomorrow.
The Seventy-frst Regiment will break
camp at 7:S0 and leave by one Of the two
trains which will bring two infantry regi-
ments tomorrow. The Twenty-third Regi-
ment and the Sixty-ninth are scheduled to
arrive at Roa Hook on two trains at 10
and 1880 to spend a week here.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


Us, ENGINEER, OFFICE, Room FL, Army
Building. 80 Whitehall 81. New York, June is. 1905.
TO whom II may concern. Notice Is hereby given
that a public healing vii be held In tho Town Hail
June 20, 1900, to consider the matter OF the apprca.
tons Of the West Shore II. n. Co. and the New York
Central and Hudson River r. r, Co. TO eliminate
tue drawbtidgcS over popoopen Creek and Doodle.
town Blight, New York. An parties interested are
MORE, Col. Engns.
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Dry.n to Reach New York August 20.

LINCOLN, Neb,, June IS, William Jennings
Bryan will arrive I'm this country on August
20, according to his present schedule. This
information was brought to Lincoln to-day
by young William j. Bryan, who reached
here from bis globe trotting.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE


$40, nn- CL.EAa Of incuhibI AncC, deSi!Gble noun
tain Intel, !: BEDROOMS. furnished; situated near
Eagle, Mere, penn; delightful mountain resort on
one Of the loftleSt peak OF the Allegheny Mountains:
50 acres 10 lawn. woods and large lake. good Ash.
ins and cunning; Will sell on easy terms oreS.
change for other Investment property. OWNER,
saa Pine ST.. W. Phlla, IA.
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available for sub division. manufacturing pu,.
poses. country homes or general farm purposes
nghtcd book JERSEY FARWS For HEALTH
AND PROFIT" Cost over 500 per copy 10 pro.
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