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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21


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lad CITY. vas CrimtAaIiF aas4zlr44
yesterday AffernnSz a. - sc1a.E
By . younG EeEFo. ~ $500
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asd after rsisasink hssualf ffu4 49,
hold q the beEro. NJ Kiw@sa -
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the Heeing ssgro- sc tks1 ssfesz-
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are securing to Sos3s az3 % 49, -
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% % 10 years - g.
In hsT esoTts 20 gFus1ri hsr@li
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21
Ss1G@y ..Tsh Thinks He
Sho1lS Be Theze
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Wasai.Ei0s. sevt z1>-Gss, Fret
srtek Fsastea. In Obs63snes 20 orders
frs@ sscrst4ET TAFT arrived here
FsstsreaT e. kls nay - CsbS, 10
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aEst go gElAsE hin here, Ss1 bS
80 pFess~6 - csts Win - HssEh
sEp-eiusa a. poss1sIe. IL VS. f0ssl
tAai As eozs4 81 bssgs Tampa unfl1
2zauFssy slEhs. as6 % ~ has 6sisy-
90 BE ssparfsTs from rhiS city ssslI
asrEr9ag
Gza- Fuasioa ssys hat faEtbSS
f.4a rs ss6srs frO8 The Secretary
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21

LoRdo.. sepL 2l-ThF~s tssta-
tbsns Ssss is4seks6 h SFsal nrflssa
yesterday. neg 40 ess $685..
he I0osssf sT@eTsd eE9assE ~ tba
world. TIE NssrssGnkz. sks $50 tsF
blss, csa&sSss. ace tAs Nstss szsT
Laser, AaFisiie. skSeA 49, - 80
two kass Cussf14Fs 10 tAs ares
sblp sSeat ksslng = aizpiz1nsaf 81
~ 700 t0ns
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21

Hafaaa s=rr 2l.-The rebel lead
sr Pho CuerTa. has left Artemsia
fa- Ga-aaatay. rweHty-oRe miles
-1a-tw-s- af havana. and Is report
"a .1 haze 3 588 mea Wlth him He
ell camp AZ GuraRajay awaiting the
-esa.r of rhe peace negOtiatiOns.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21
- SEAEs AxD a WHITING
H1rA 80 Aasacked aad Iajassd ~
s-FsF Wsmzs 80 fieE hssGh5eE
h senssnssd - COaFs.

Wtim1zEtoa. Del SEPT zoy-Chas.
CaaisT. - seEro WbO attacked and
seTiszsly inlurea Ms. Beatrice Fran
sisk and her daaEhleT. Miss Ggssis
Lsifsa. o. q pablic road ten days ago.
gas Tesrerday sentenced 20 fifty
sears Imprisonment and 70 receive
fhiry lashes a. the whipping post
Corisy Uas arrested Monday night.
r. cozfeE=cd and today he was in
firted tried and sentenced. The Dris-
oner all be whipped next Saturday,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21
|NaLgIUAION
Ia The Isknd At
sns Sm
arlE MISSION
sA,abst Little Vel, bot
- Aszifiag The Ont
So Hsfkstiy

4. Sd 11@A Sseosh ssJ
- 10 Dc IesleFs q the
4 : ~ csbss e1ssSet has
ssestssy 81 War Taft
- ss1sGzry d Ststs b.
snss ssJ IisH for eo1-
- GGes5ty,
sum sss ne s1Hssis Of
4 knxsi sa6 kossFsts par
1. 81 fss 6tssttes bseSDss
- DzDlIcstsf - ne nsSO-
snnssd H0~sTeS, seeFe-
- ~ tenlstt that bs -
= go fssy are brought
- - ne asases Of Iosing
60 swssss. al patriotic
=. - pis1sg - msks con
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21

~
8..laes. "a GuarEa raaa. tHsa 49,
Elsra. re- rsualaad ia eel PEI
1aa palace caF A.sea aaN Is.
-trl rEey algtfsi ls .e uFf rf "a
Special ryarPrlsa osaElIrr-- aas lrat-
abl, one hsuarea olhsF e.r1Fls $40
had gathered
ColEreasua1 7. IA Haras SEA af
tls Tsnth. Uho sAs la Aasasla ~lth
Mr.. Bryan Ws,inezaay sssaiag. aiso
arrived on th- train. baf 9as suf of
The car. minElinE Eith hs friends
about toe slaIi5a before NF BFBaa
appeared
The appearance % the Sebraskan
in the door Of the Pullman vas The
signal for the hrst demoustra-ia Ton.
three TOusinE cheers. As b. stepped
10 the ground be frst net Blrton
Smith. WhO presented Presidelt la
mar Hill. OF the league. and other
members Of the reception committee
After a short delay a. The depot.
occasiOned By newspaper photograph
ers. EhO desired 20 get pictures o.
the couple, the entire party moved
TO the Piedmont hotel. where again
they posed for a series Of photo
graphs
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan took breakfast
alone al sac O'Clock. and when
Burton Smith Informed the NebTas-
kan that be would not be disturbed
until ie-S0. Mr. Bryan. ALREADY
pleased with the reception. expressed
his regret by saytng:
You mean further pleasure all
be deuied NE uRtiI I0.go. Nr
smith "
Public R-ocIatoa "A PARTS.
Nj BryaE a. rendered a public
reception is the paTiaTs % tbe PED
mouf from d cIock unru uasa. Gar
iug which time ts me- Jtree tku1aana
people Tho uuF farusd 1a ca
Lgckis street ads lI f1F ta.sI aas
passed ttrogEs fhs Ear.uT Easlas
their s1it throuEh tls FeaEtfrss
street eurraEce-
Members % tht rcrrguol oluE.lF.
lee Uere on haud dlFiIE az Herrl-
lion and made % . poinf fo prc1ea.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21

Zayas and FIVE other members Of the
liberal committee which he had been
handed by Commander COlEell and
which he understood TO be the names
Of those who will be considered the
official representatives Of the reyO-
lutionists.
Rebels Representatives.
On leaving the palace, the party
proceeded to the Denver. which has
moOred at the foot of a nearby street.
On boarding the American cruiser.
Alfredo Zayas and other members
of the liberal committee, who had
been awaiting Messrs. Taft and Bacon
presented themselves A brief and
pleasant conversation ensued, but
there was nothing beyond exchanges
Of courtesies. Senior Zayas and Sec
rotary Taft suggested each 20 the
other that they have a quiet talk to-
gether, and Senior Zayas offered TO see
the secretary at Mariana or any
where else. II was finally agreed,
however, that Secretary Taft should
go to Senior Zayas' house and talk
matters over. In the meantime the
secretary and his party win remain
on board the Denver 10 receive the
return call of President Palma %
his representative.
As the members Of the liberal con-
mittee were passing the palace on
their return from the Denver the5
met Vice President Mendez Capots
and Secretary OF State oFarTill
Both liberals and the government
officials stopped and shook hands Ia
a friendly manner.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21
RELIGIOUS FKEEISON FEOAisEB
Practically Every R--srsc1ssa - ~
Removed.

81, Petersburg Sept gt-TtE
Associated Press has beeu Informed
BY q member Of the eabiHet that
within a few days Laws % religious
freedom, removing practically ever
restriction and disability under Which
the different faiths in Russia have Ia
bored will be promulgated This is
the second point in the StOlypin pro
gram. The first. including measures
for the distribution Of Iahd. already
has been published.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21

Nru Vera. SEPT cI-At a meet
luE of ere dIrectors % the Atlantic
Coasr Lin- RaiIsAy Company iR this
-.fy AIsxaudeT Hamilton of Peters
burE. Va Eas elected general COuB-
81 Of TIE company 90 saoseed the late
~ q EuiofJ
4 meeuag % the Atlantic Coast
Lins Company ~as also held. but no
successor 20 NJ EiHo,t. Who was
Hr--idrlf 81 the company, Eas
chosen Prssidsat EIll0Jt's success
sog all probably De- chosen a. the
annual mestius a. the stockholders
% the COMPANY on October 10.
the visitors % every person EhO en-
tered the parlOr. and for each one
NJ Bryan rad a pleasant word
Atl.l5 O'Clock Mr.. Bryan Sas en-
tertaiued a. a luncheon o. members
- the Democratic league
While Mr BryaB vas holding the
public reception. Mrs Bran VAS
speeding over atlanta IN an ANTONIO
bile. escorted by a committee % 40
meu The party finally dTeE % a.
rbs Piedmont Driving Club a.
o.clolk. and here q teHEhtfgI Ianch-
en- 49, H-rErH
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21

aspL ff,--secTetsTJ TAFT
NJ ss.s ssslT AEst Oar IN
allzsns f@msiitlss,
rng 1sS Noises cane from
q - me1sgsts speed - II
stw so % arrive here BE-
81 As 90 bosTd ere sell
nuas 80 Breakfast early
So sas esSesis q TIE pOTt
ssf ofFsETfII. thS cBbsa
4 max sF. Sleeper, ne
y assEs ss1 fssFessststISS
~ - ssss1 40 De sans
szas esswsiJ esBs STeY
, 1850 DssssT, kssgG
K@ - e iosE tsfeTssl
- sGszsses vie Bss0T
Aherwsras tksg talked
zss1sE cosEsll and Others,
~ asS be had arranged
= hssd hearings at the
tzzness Minister Morgan
s4s - dsanite arrange
- nads until the for
= wa1g we're over,
49, 10 o'eIosk the entire
al proceeded TO the
49, Niaistsr Morgan pre-
%a Taft and Bacon TO
ANA
49, crowd had assem-
ezhsiie wharf to witness
sai here was no dem
~ RaE SORT a. the launch
~ gassts whose visit IS
. 1snsEtOas TO Cuba's
aroasd the cruiser
b sin mcored in
- sharf.
IN b saIuted.
'Ss sailors were drawn
aiea arms and the cruis-
Asis a. NJ. Taft stepped
SsTstary al once faced
- skisg cameras. Then
'hs eOgncilmen Of Ha-
e'aek frOck coats, ad-
asaEered formal welcome
s'eiary Taft responded
Il party tkereupon en-
and we're driven
Here they were con-
~1fs INTO the main salon.
a the meeting with
al7a we're Secretaries
e4eo1, Ninisfar ASo-oo.
sraak R. Mccoy, mill
resident Roosevelt. The
neetiass we're very cor
- soon gave place
asersatiOn and the SIT
-ssssd In a very gener-
aA we're not taken up.
-aa oppressed himself
s'ssssistiEe Of presI-
N' attitude; that no
formulated with re.
ss'srs. and that Prasl.
: representatives w,re
'as' TASK free to act
aaAas with develop.
- slowed President
names of Alfredo
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-09-21
RebeIs Waiting on Taft.

Havana. Sept 21.-Secretary Taft
began formally yesterday 70 hear the
evidence In the present trouble in Gu
"a. Vice President CapOte had an
audience Nth Secretaries Taft and
Bacon a. TO o'clock az the summer
residence o. United States Minister
No-gau. senatoT Zayas will give
rha nu-administradon side Of the
s.ars rhls Afternoon Secretary Taft
rtlrss Zen days Will finish the hear
~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Township Meeting.

For highway purposes the sum oi
81 800 was raised; $50 was raised to repair
the township cemetery fence and the
same for the Clapp cemetery.
The report of the township clerk
showed the amount of cash on hand
March 30 to be 81, ,4l372 nearly twice as
much as year ago; there was paid out
on general orders, so, 1852 IA, highway or.
ders, S4,02463; school orders. $4,000
railroad and court house bonds and in
terest, "a $50.
The following pathmasters were elect
ed:
/, John Mlnich; ., VIM. Wilkins; 3
VIM. Pugsley; A, S. B. Moon; s. l.. L
Cole; 6, Joseph Snyder; and %, Harry
Wilson; 8, Zelon Cleveland; g. G.. I
Sherrod; 10, Frank Morrill,; IL and II
Hugh Brockway; 13, q. w. Lee; ii
Frank Hudson: IL, Henry Cuddeback
"a, Clarence Smith.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
The Busy Dollar.

During the last two weeks The True
Northerners has paid for Sl2 worth of
merchandise. 1t has been paid twice to
w. j. Warner and Martin & Showerman
and once each to c. f. Chappell, U. S.
Express Co, l.. @. Ocobock, First Ma
tional bank, Charles Drug Co, Il. A.
Shoesmith, j. j. Reilly and VIM. Boyce.
Remember that anyone not already a
subscriber to the True Northerner, can
pay for 10 months subscription for it by
bringing the dollar here with the names
of business men OF Paw Paw on each oI
the tags.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Paw Paw.

Paw Paw.
Two tickets, union and republican.
SuLervisor-Jerome G.. Warner, 439
Mulford ID. Buskirk, 300.
Clerk-Harvey III. Cooley, 479; A. w
Cummings, 235.
Treasurer-Elmer Cornell, Alb; Frank
Pugsley, 3l2
School inspector-Arthur j. Dunning
ton, 4S0; r. A. Swigart, 232.
Highway commissioner-A. ID. Fergu.
son, 47S; g. S. Payne, 30.
Justice of the peace-Joseph f. Pack
er, 463; Andrew Shepard, 252.
Member board of review Edward G.
Thayer, 470; David Mccain, 242.
Constables-H. w. McCabe 452, Chas
d. Leach 455, Lewis Salisbury 440, w
II. Filley 422; German E. Prater 23l
Henry w. Sage 233, Chas. Kessler 239
Willis Clapp 237
Local option-Yes, 800; no, $50.
Revision of the consttution-Yes, 356
no, 234
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Lawrence.

Supervisor G. Benedict d, 16;
majority.
Clerk-Harry A. Cross r, as majority
Treasurer-Clement B. Manley d, II
majority.
Justices-John Whitaker r, 81 major
ity; G.. A. Cross, 80; w. II. Watson, 60
All republican.
School inspector Nj. Gage r, 8:
majority.
Highway commissioner-M.B b. Culluu
r, 81 majority.
Member board of review Henry j
Mower r, 20 majority.
Constables all republican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
A HARD FOUGHT BATTLE.
Local Option Wins. Republicans Make
Gam of One Supervisor.

The election in Paw Paw was char.
acterized by quiet, persistent and ef
fective work on the part of those inter.
ested, and resulted in republican vic
tory, the ticket being elected by major
tiles ranging from l0l to 248. Follow
ing is the result, republican candidates
being named first in each instance:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Photographs.

Photographs for only Sl00 per dozen.
| made over 80 dozen of them during my
special offer in February. In order to
advertise my photographs l will make
them for the same price until May l.
They are not cheap trash. Come and
see them. Studio over Butterfield's s
bakery. Remember the place.
w. b. KNIGHT,
2t Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Columbia. .

Supervisor-A.M NJ Brown, 156; Andrew
Gaynor 1873.
Clerk-Charles G.. Chamberlain, 2O6;
NJ. w. Whitney, 1872.
Treasurer-W. Roger Siggins, 2O6; T.
j. Royal, IA.
Balance of ticket, except highway
commissioner, is republican.
Local option has 60 majority.
Straight Republican 90; demo-
crat, 81.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06

upervisor-M Mark S. Thomas, go; Da-
vid A. Squier, 254.
Clerk-D. j. Treat, 305; Roe p. War.
ner, 166.
Treasurer-George b. Rogers, 2Sl
Lewis ID. Roberts, 100.
Balance of che ticket republican, with
Mrs. Ella Eckenberger elected school in.
spector.
Local option-Yes. 242; no, 249.
Revision of the CONSTITUENCIES, 1873
no, 22S.
For township road system-Yes, 224
no, 193
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06

/ am prepared to do embroidery on
waists and suits, either shadow, eye
let, Hardenger or Hedebo embroidery
For quality of work inquire of Miss Jen-
ME w. Noble, embroidery teacher, with
j. r. Jones Sons & Co., Kalamazoo.
Prices reasonable.
MRS. f. +. BILsBoRRow.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Modern woodmen of America.

Modern woodmen of America.
Shoesmith hall I'd and last Thursdays
in each month.
w. A. Prater, coLsul.
DAVID ANDERSON,
If Clerk.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06

Republican and union tickets.
Sup frvisor-Leonard A. Watson, 176;
Geo. Hale, 2ll.
Clerk-Robert q. Ballou, 10; Edwin
Grant, 2ll.
Treasurer-Charles G. Reeves, l65; G
w. Morgan, 2l8.
Balance of the ticket union, except L
II. Rood for justice and Newell Frary for
constable.
Local option-Yes, 236; no, 165.
Revision of the constitution-Yes, 230;
no, 146.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
AIInena.

Supervisor G.. Kennedy, l2l; L. A.
Brown, SO.
Balance republican with majorities of
100 and upward.
Local option has 81 majority; revision
of the constitution has four majority.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06

Patronize Dibble's barber shop and
baths. Compressed air and shower
baths special features. Baths, % cents.
SGT +. A. DIBBLE.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
south Haven Township.

Entire republican ticket elected.
Supervisor Clarence Il. Place.
Clerk-Geo. w. Matthews.
Treasurer james l.. Bonar.
Revision of the constitution-Yes 164
10, 60.
Local option-Yes. l6l; no, 10l.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
For Sale or Rent.

Three acres of ground, 8 room house and
good barn, one mile from Paw Paw.
2t A. d. BURT.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Wanted.

A young man to learn the printers
trade. An opportunity to learn a busi-
ness that always has places for good
men. TRUE NoRTHERNER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Hartford.

Superyisor-John McAlpihe, 800; Vol.
ney E. Manley, go.
Cerk-Fred G.. Merriman, 344; Edgar
M. Zuver, 240.
Treasurer-Jasper H. Thompson, 81
Frank j. Taylor, DOG.
Balance of ticket republican.
Local option defeated by 20 votes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Hamilton.

Supervisor-John S. Garret, So; Aus
tin ID. Conway, l05.
Clerk-Irwin McGowen, 81; Waldo
Phillips, 100.
Treasurer +. Spoor, SO; John
Wassman, l02.
School spector-Ione Hayden, 92
Mabel Creagan, o.
Balance democratic.
Local option-Yes, 97 no, 9l.
Revision of the constituencies, 81
no, AZ.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Wanted.

To exchange oak stove wood for young
cattle or cows. w. j. THOMAS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
For sale.

TOT NhTts
10000 Lucretia dewberries, and Cuth-
bert red raspberry plants at my old
farm two miles east of Paw Paw.
2t G.. S. HosKINs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06

south Haven City.
Mayor Packard, 406; Abel, SO.
Clerk Wyrick, 356; Ryall, COS.
Lockwood, 5l6.
Supervisor-lst ward; Brown, 155;
Alvord, 144. I'd ward: Zeedyk, 1875;
Fletcher, 1876. Sd ward: Wilson, 100;
Snoffle, l54.
Local option-Yes, 465; no, 800.
Revision of Constituencies, 533; no,
3l5.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Porter.

Supervisor f. E. Waldron, 10; j ohm
T.. Bates, 50.
Clerk -Cbas. S. Mahoney, 154; Fred
Chamberlain, 10.
Treasurer-C. G.. Playford, 165; l.. NJ.
Harris. 6S.
Balance republican.
Local option-Yes, 1913; no, l07.
Revision of the constitution-Yes, "a;
no; l20
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06

keeler.
Supervisor-Ge Danneffel, 145; A.
w. Gustine, "A.
Clerk-A. j. Sykes, 120; John Clark
100.
Treasurer-Chas. Hammond, l39; Ora
McKeyes, 10.
Balance of ticket republican.
Local option-Yes, ia; no, 105.
Revision of constitution-Ye SO; no,
l26.
Money tax for highways 80; no,
l29.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Waverly,

Supervisor-John Gault, 162; r. E.
Hutchins, "a.
Clerk-L. S. Moore, 10.
Clerk-C. A. Warner, III; Adam
Beach, 66.
Balance republican except highway
commissioner.
Local option-Yes, 154; no, 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
DIR. MYERs'S MEN CAUSE TWO RAIDS.
Society for the Enforcement of Criminal
Law Renews Gambling Crusade.

The fight to wipe out gambling. begun early in the
year by the Society for the Enforcement of Crinii
nal Law, Of which the Rev DIR. Cortland Myers. Of
Brooklyn. rs tho president. resulted yesterday af-
ternocn E :ilo descen: Of Captain Russell OF the
Mercer street police station acting in conjunction
with Superintendent BrtttOn OF the society, on two
alleged pn0TOoms In Mercer street, and the arrest
IN all Of fourteen men.
The prisoners arraisned before Magistrate
Steipert, In the Tombs police court, who held eight
os them FOR examination September 6, and set
tho preceding day for the examination Of the Others
The magistrate in holding the prisoners. remarked
that there vii! be TWO poolrooms n town that
Wont do any business for a couple OF days
That the society is prepared to press tho cnsrs SOS
was evident, y was argued, as tlte WARRANTS IoI
the arrests We're issued on evidence Eupplied by
Walter Bentley and Walter Reige, agoats OF tne so
ciety DR. Myers list of fifty alleged poolrooms
IN this city TO Mayor Mcclellan early IN April. ana
asked him take some action The latter replied
that he had turned the over 20 CoLifnlsslonsI
Bingham. who afterward had DR.. Myers SUD
pGnaed 10 a police court, where he was asked TO
supply evidence sIbstantiating his charges Dr
Myers went on the stand and said that all his
evidence had been supplied by the agents or the
society that personally he had nothing 20 BACK
his charges. He remarked that II the Police de-
partment supplied the funds he would clean up me
city The department, through Deputy Commis-
sioner Maithot offered to furnish the money put tne
offer never accepted, as IL was Sald the So
ciety preferred TO work along its own lines
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

W. D. Morgan has sold for c. T. Barney two lots
on the south side of 1S2d ST. 100 feet west of Broad
way
Philip A Payton, jr.. has sold to the Afro-Ameri-
can Realty Company the five story hathouse No.
30S West 149th St. on lot 2Ox99.11 feet.
limestone g. Albert have sold Nos 506 and sos
West 1SOth ST.. two five story hathouses, on plot
50X75 feet.
E. E Tisch & Co. have sold for zigimund Fitch
man TO the Bohemian Realty Company No. 225 East
i22a ST. a five story iathouse, on lot 25XiOOl1 feet
The Shappert estate mas sold to r, L. Blumenthal
the northeast of I'd and 45th ST. two five
story fathouses, plot 505Xl00 feet
Schneider & BachraCh have sold to Jacob Hymes
No 9OS East 6lst ST. five story tenement house.
on lot 25X75 feet.
5. Menschel has resod to Jacob Kaplan No.
l7S Ludlow St, five story tenement house, on lot
%4XS7 feet Kronowit & Geizler were the brokers.
Charles F. Mehltretter & Co. have sold for Frank
and Philip Becker the southwest corner of Vine
yard Place and 176th ST.. two story frame dwelling
house, plot 33x1O0 feet.
A. Shatzkin & Son have sold TO Andrew Ross a
plot. 75X109 feet, the north side 226th st. 1913
feet of Pauding ave. also bought plot 50xl14
feet the south side of 2l6th ST. 100 feet west of
5th ave. UniOnPort; also sold to NJ, Messina a plot
5Xl14 feet the south side of 2l6th St, lO5 feet
west of 9Th ave Unionport; also. sold to A. NJ.
Bodt lot 25Xl09x91 feet, the north side of
22eth St. 300 feet west of Paulding ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
NEGROES HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Tried to Hold Up White Woman on the Yer
non Avenue Viaduct.

Richard j. Hughes and John Jordan. two
Negroes employed in the Pennsylvania tunnel, were
brought before Magistrate Healy, in the Fifth
street police court Long Island City, yesterday
morning, charged with insulting and attempting to
Mrs WilheImina Hartwein of No. 50 Third street.
Long Island City. was returning from Greenpolnt
by wav Of the Vernon avenue viaduct on
Monday night when two Negroes pounced upon
her and dragging her under the viaduct one OF
fhe men said 10 her: Don't scream! We just
want you to come to North Beach for good time time
Mrs FIartwein though a small woman, broke
aygay from the men and screamed, and PatTolman
TOuShling was attracted. The Negroes attempted
10 get away, but were prevented from ooing SO Oy
Mrs Hartwein, who is the wife of one of the
otfacbeS OF rhe law Office of John B. Merrill. was
scarcely able to appear in court. yesterday morn
ing against the prisoners. -
the two prisoners I'm $500 bail each pending eX-
ar1niY,a