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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-02-15

Her Patrons? Affirmative Miss Ro-
sella Shanley, Miss Laura Lotus.
Negative-Miss Hannah Mcnamara.
Miss Lille Darby
Song Miss Florence Mathews.
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man, too.

AND while the authorities are
checking up the liquor trade Of the
drug stores they might go little
further and define by law the differ
ence between wholesale and retail
liquor dealers license.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-02-15

The fact that this primary election
law is hard on a certain class of can
didates-the kind that has to ''infu-
ence" their support by liberal ex-
penditure of campaign funds is be-
ing emphasized daily in Kenosha this
spring. You see they are put to
double the expense, if they hope to
succeed, once to ''get out" the vote
for the primaries, and after that to
hold the vote in line until the cleo
ton. The primaries this spring will
be a good test of the value of this
sort of campaigning, as certain can
didates for municipal Offices have abb
solutely nothing TO recommend them
to the voters beyond the fact that they
are willing and even anxious to put up
literally for the ''boys."
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-02-15

WHEN Contractor McGovern comes
back with that little $4,000 bill for
extras on his sewer contract he ought
to submit with it list of the members
of the council who encouraged him to
believe that he could get it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-02-15

THE dealers have no use for strike
among the ice handlers this winter.
They have an excuse already to put
the prices up next summer.
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BUTTER MAKERS, AssocIAr1oN

The occasion of the meeting of the
National Butter Makers Association.
Chicago, February 9th to 18th, is to
be accompanied with an interesting
dairy show at the big Coliseum. The
show will include exhibits OF dairy
machinery and dairy products of
every description.
Everybody in the west is interested
IN this industry, either directly or in
directly. For the benefit of those
who desire to attend, the Chicago &
North Western Railway announces
special low rates February 18th to 22d.
inclusive, concerning which full par
ticulars can be had on application to
ticket agents. DIV
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II Kenosha had an organized char
ity association, it could do lot of
good this weather.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-02-15

TIE rural mail carrier is earning
his salary today.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-02-15

THE best way to adjust some gross
inequalities in the assessment would
be to publish the rolls. And from all
we can learn there would be very lit
tie lowering of assessments if the pub
lie had full knowledge Of the situa-
ton. Most of the changes would be
increases, if one can judge from the
complaints made to the board of re-
view. Property owners do not COM
plain that they are assessed more
than full value, but that they are as
sessed higher than their neighbors. A
little publicity would soon remedy
this.
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Iris rather humiliating confession
but it must be admitted that under
ordinary circumstances and unless
the people are aroused to take great
er interest than they do ordinarily in
an election, the floating population
holds the balance of power at the
primaries. Are you property owners
going to sit around this spring and
be content to vote for the candidates
the bum element dominates for you?
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= 9.

8ei elmer ShieBerei in einem
Saloon an Der 43ten uno Der Winnie
StraBe in @aloeitpn muroen 8olter
scott uno S. W. Cannon aet6tet
uno Matte Coffee peruunoet.
0eute, Wtittnpf, fdbrt Der
.Witterino" nit 6ermannsl0hnen
BON 8alueitou ab.
= Srant Shuplinstb, elm be-
FAINTER oeutlher BemObuer ppn
SonitDn, lit Dor einieen Taaen ae,
itorben. gor einiQen Sabren perIor
StupltnsfD beim 8ranoe zines 6p=
tels IN San Gngelo feline 5rau uuo
oret SDbne, elm pierter Sobn tpuroe
elm Sabr ipdter auf Der Saao ourh
8nfaa eribDifen.
= n Sbulenbure ftarb 6rau
N~oolpbine 8olters. Die @attin BON
Eobert WOlters, i'm Nlter BON y
Sahren.
: Sn Der @abe BON 0eu : u(m
itarb Us. 6. SbiQ, Elm betaunter
oeutlber Toru1er iener @eoeno.
Der Staotrat ppn 6ouiton bat
argeoronet. oaB bic iteuersahlenoen
Burger Der Staot am q. SUM bar
iiber abftimmer iouen, ob Die 5taot
Bonos aum 8etrage bon 437, 700
ausgeben i0Q, IN, Die BaHermerte
bafiir 3u faufen,
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MQerIet..

= Nm Dienstaa, ben 90. Wfai,
aiebt Der gurnoerein fem i6brlihes
'Sbauturner.
Gin aeniffer 40. $. MiQer 1T
bier unter Der Inflage oerbaftet tpurs
ben, falfbe gbeds auseegeben All
haben.
Der tleine o%reiiabriae Wanor
Bustett, elmer Der Breisaeminner in
Der lebten w8abp Baraoe", tpuroe
Oien1taa m0rgen oDr benz 6au1e Seis
rter Wtutter an Der San NeB Npenue
oon einem @aaen lberfa6ren un6
lbwer am sSuB perlebt.
Bel Dem sFeuer an Der 6puItpn
GtraBe tuuroen amei Teueruebrleute
oerleBt, US. S. &Dbins uno Oeurn
Beres, BET beioen lift Die gerIebuno
ieooh niht gefdbrlib.
Der EerassSiftcttt Der oeut=
lden enongeliihen Gnnooe DON Nne.
rita beabitftiet, in unIerer Staot
elm 1eues Sanitorium 81 bauen.
YIN STEELE oes am Wontaq nie=
oergebrannten 6auies an Der 6uu.
iton StraBe, io1 Elm fanftDdiQes
@ebGuoe erridtet meroen.
Die 5air' @eieqibaft bat Grs
ran9ements 9etrOffen, oaB man bel
Der naditen Nusftequna fir 10 Gents
t1ad9 Den Sair @rounos uno suri6
fabren tam.
3met 8ataiGone oes 26ften
S%nfanteries Geaiments ueroen nod
Sort Sam 6Duiton perleat.
Oienitaa &adt bqtten rvir eiz
men auaaeaeidneten yteeen, Der Iid
t1ah Suoen uno Saomeften bin
aiemlib meit ausaeoebnt su babeu
f@eint.
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wie If ptesI

&ir bieten einbanoert Dollars BeIobuuua FIR lie.
ben Gaa bon Ratarrb, Der nt9t burb Ginnebmen
oon 9atl's Ratarrb=R gebeilt iperoen
fam,
s. J.. Gbenen & 6 o.. Giaent., Soleoo, 8.
gStr, Die unter3ei9neten, baben s.. 5. gbeuen
lett ben Iebten Is Subren getann! ano balten i'm
tilr poatomnteu ebrenbaft IN allen 8eI6dftsperbanbs
lungen nno ~inar8iel befdbigt, ale bon ieiner Tirmq
sllgegangenen DECENTRALIZATION au erflqen.
Watotug, 3innan & Marbin, @rosbon=
befs= SroauiiteH. SoleSo, o.
@au,s Ratarrb=Rur tpiro inuerli9 geuommen uno
pirtt eirett auf oas 8lut uno Die Idleimiaeu Sber=
HIDDEN oes Spfems. 3euenife Frei %oerIanbt. 0reis
Is Sents fir Die Glai6e. 8ertauft Don allen apos
thetern.
Gebult Saa's aamtIien.0iu e fur getfopfuno
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Mbiolmt atftfret.

unabnlih 10 nielen Batentmeotsinen,
~entealfen pie tpeltbetannten st, Bernard
Sranterptlen abiolut feine aiftigen Sc:
tonotetle ooer ibdolihe Sn9re6iensen.
Stelelben ltno aus ben reinen unberfaIlb>
Ten Saften BON 8rautern bereetelt, mele
d9e 6on Ieber IN Der mebi5tniIhen 8ifen>
lccbaft dig beiltraftia a%nertannt tuoroen
ltno. Seoermann, Der bic 8inen gebrauht
tbat, ut berett 81 beaeuaen, baB bielelben
IN 1hrer Btrtung unibertreflib fino.
pie ct. BERNARD 8rduterpiIen limb in al
len Gpotbeten au haben.
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@abl Mnsetgen.

@. u. Us urs b q Oh matbt befannt, bas
er 8anouoat fir oas Nmt oes Staatsles
mates bonn "a. ienatorielen 9itrift 1T
uno iib um Die bemotratiibe Iomino.
ton betuirbt. Ser Oiitritt umfaBt Die
Counties 8erar, 8anbera, Gillespie.
Ren0ou unb &err.
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Sir Trieoensrid1ter.

Gu9uftg. NltaeGt fanoigt bier burdb
an, oaB er iih um bic Nomtnation fur
oas Nmt 6es 5riebensribter fiir ben L.
Brecintt nDn 8erar gDuntp betpirbt. gr
inabt feline &an6ibutur bon Der gntIhei.
bun9 ourh bic oemotrotilchen Brimdre
nahlen abhdnaia.
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Sorreippnsens. - Bailey, ben
II. Wiai 1906. Nm Sreitaa, ben
Ii. Wai, itarb auf Der 5arm pou
9uitaD 8ieoenftein nod laneem Sci.
ben elm alter Bionier, Sacob IS.
Bfeil, i'm Ilter BON 81 Sabren. Sc.
boren in @lberfelo. &beinprDpins,
manoerte er i'm Sabre 1847 nah 9eras
aus uno bat fait ununterbroben bier
am Gibol0 gemebnt. Im 5onns
abeno. ben 10. Wiai, muroe er auf
Serbola' tsrieobof unter sablreiher
8eteili9una beeroiat. - SrGulein
4ate 2eetin uuroe fir elm ueiteres
Sabr als 9ebrerin fir bic Bauep
S6ule ernannt. Die Shulgemeiuoe
batte gerne einen 2ebrer gebabt, tue(s
der gnaliib uno Deutfd unterrihtet,
oa mir lett 4 Sabren nur eneliIhen
unterribt batten. Tex.
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Seine dual tortmt Der our6 Rbeus
matismus neruriabten 9leib. 0ur6
ben @ebrau6 BON elmer & N(menbs
&ecept Wp. 1851 miro iofort 2ius
oerun9 geidaffen. Sn allen Gpo'
tbetert au haben.
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8liidltdbe MtHpnrter.

Nls ih IpDtbeter in GinDnia, W1o.
toar, ihreibt 8. s. Dmner. iebt in
@rapsoiue, No., muroen bret meis
1er &unoen permanent ourG Or.
&ina's Neue gntoedune BON Der
Sbminoiudt eebeilt uno iino iebt
itart. @iner uoate nad Mrispna ale.
ben. fano es aber naHher fhr iiber=
fliillta. Sd balte Dr. Sings Neue
Embedding fir muneerbar. Slider
ites Wtittel fir 6uften uuo grfdls
tung. 6als uno 2unge. @arantiert.
gu baben BEL Ioolpb DreiB uno E.
&alteper q Sobn. so @ts. uno 81.
Br0beffafhe fret.
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Fir Srieeensridter, Brecintt SEQ. l.

Die n6reie Breiie" 1T autori1irt Serru
Sarrp Serbberg als 8aubibat fir
oas Nmt oes 5rieoensrtfter fir ben L.
Yrectntt bon Berar @Olnt1 auSu5eiaen.
Or mabt feline aanoibotur BON Der @nte
iheioung our6 Die oemofratiIhen Bri.
mdrtuablen abbdnais.
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Sin 9oblieo bes 8ieres.

Ntn N0blteO Oe6 Stere8.
Gin 9Oblieo traftie ioa unb ib6n
Dem 6eutiben Bier ertlinsenl
SIS pir6 iib mod, SIR ueroet's ieb'nb
0ie ean5e Belt errineen.
9es @erfeniaftes uripruns tuar
$50 in @ermaniens gauen.
Sort trinten i'm felt tauienb Sabr'
SIZE Manner unb bic 5reuen.
Sn 9eutihlan6 bat Der esle Grant
Sen Sie9eslauf %besDnneu.
nnb bat iib manhen Bottles 9anf
lIno etu'se Ereu e%etuonnen.
Sugar bes Deutihen alter Teinb,
Ser Tranamann iber'm &beine,
8aro ldnsit oes beutihen Bieres Sreunb.
xrOs ieiner nielen @eine.
Gs 8os nah England feline Spur,
9ach &uBlano unb 10 %tueiter,
Nls treuer Srdaer Der &ultur,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Beionbers aber bat es oann
Die neue Belt errunaen,
Son Ocean gu Ocean
ST fie9reib es aebrun9en.
IS 1T eeporsen oielem 2anb
Bum aroBen, srDSen Sesen,
Snoem ben Wbisfp eS perbaunt
Nuf ieinen eiesesmeseu.
nnb mag Der Muder nod 10 iebr
9agegen ibrei'n uno mften:
Sas Bier berbnnnt er nimmermebr
Nus DIT, NDro, 8et uno Saoen.
unb gar erit reft in Eeras bier
ST es BON hobem 8erte,
8eil nah benz reineu Gone gtar Bier
No6 Sebermann besebrte.
llnb tpie bas Bier in ale 8elt
Sn ieoes 2ano seorunSeL
so bat iib uuier zone gtar Bier
Den arbBteu Staat errunaen.
Drum ,,Xune Star" iiber Gues bod,
9as iib 10 gut ertuielen,
gs tpiro in ipater'n Sabren nod
Bon aIer 8elt aeprieienl
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Der SammelplaB auer 9eut.
lben - Sbola Saloon. Mlamu,
BlaSa.
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Npttmettter beraubt.

q. Us. 5outs, Boftmeiiter in sri.
oerton, Sa., nerlor beinabe fem 2es
ben uno muroe allen Comforts be-
raabt, laut folgenoem Briefe: Set
20 Sabren litt ib drDniib an Der Sc.
Der, woourh ih einen ibmeren Nn.
fau BON @elbiuht batte. Mein Nrst
oerlfrieb electric Bitters uno i'd
muroe aeheilt. Sibere Sur fir Sol.
lie, Neuralaie, Sdmdbe, Waaen..
9eber= Niereus uno 8laien' 2eioen,
gu baben bel Noulph DreiB uno +.
&alteuer q Sohn. so Gents.
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N- Salt. cement. Sano, Ba6s

N Salt. cement. Sano. Ba6s
feline. %feuerfefte Steine uno 9buA.
Gbeer uno &spbaltpapier, 9adpappss
9beer unb ASPHALT, Del, T~erpentin.
5arben, @las &c. &c. ftets nOrrdtbie
bel s. 6. 3ielmaun, BOG Oft'
Commerce. StraBe. @ieoriae Breiie,
quite Buare lomie quite uno reeQe
Beoienuna Werben aurantirt. -
Telepbon 40.
- Shols' Saloon bietet einen
anaenehmen Nufentbalt.
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ssima's 5 Gents 0apana : &iaarren
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~ut etHSUuItIne 20etle III 0Q6
MnpnltSaintmer i'm rieuer SuItiaqes
b6uoe in Muoplftabt o~etoriert. Yin
ben Jenffertreuaen uno @aroeruben,
lhr6nten itno bibi9e 8erfe anaee
bradt. BON oeneri einige, Die aidt riur
fiir Nnudlte Beoeutuie baben, bier
wieberaeaeben ieien:
&reuh' baIb ins Bett, tang septia an,
Du ntuBt epn flares R6pflin ban.
S@tuantft spiibenNeieung bu unb8Hidt,
Rorh auf mas 6epn @etpiiien ipridt.
6abr oepne Sa6 gut ober fbIedht,-
Der yen9e madbit bus nien1als recbt.
Die arine e. bringt pabre yreuo,
ert tuann's @eridt fie mie6er iheiot.
8erlierft bu, LOB fepn Ebrdnlepn rinnen.
Rtuo ftnnen nit sualebb a%etuinnen.
Y~roaeEftpff LIT ebn Saufen unitt.
Dnrepn elm R6rnlepu &edtens 1T.
@iIft bu bepm Bolt in gbtuna ftabn,
Depn Wtaul muB fpie epn Mihluert gabn.
Sci INNER b6fiG Dor @erift-.
Sas 86buefetihen luhnt fidb nidt.
Shndu5' nienals bepnen @eaner an,
CT 1T tuie 6u ehn braper Mann.
Eerfafier Der Werie lift 8edtsans
malt Rlingbammer in &uoOlftaet,
Elm Wertuanoter oes betannten STU,
oolit6oter Dialettoihters linton
CONNER.
@inen famnien Wib bat fih Der
Orudfeblertobulo in Der .Reifen.
beraer Beituna" aeleiftet. Sn benz
Worgenblatt oieier 8eituna oum %.
Mpril beiBt 60 am Shluiie zines Nrs
titelS tiber bic Barlamentariiiruna
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0NStSHNth Wv sS0RSttb 08NG AAtIAA
ablief. Der unterbau rluBte 10 tom
ftruiert tueroen, oa6 er Die Jigur
1925. 900 3iloeratntl poer IL, 500
Rentner) trager tpnnte, uno bann
nod einmal peritdrtt. neil cine Ser.
ar6Beruna Der Siaur oieies @emiht
nod UNI 10000 ailuararnm ner>
nebrte. BDm September 1905 an
baben Die Bilobauerarbeiten begun,
rteti: es tparen ieitoem 30 8ilobauer
unb Steinmeben in 4 @eihplien uns
itrlterbrDhen tdtig, uno es muBten
flr fie tdstib 600 giien aeifdrft Ooer
r,eu 9eihmieoet uerben. 8Dn ben
WaBer Der Sigur ieien f0lgenoe aes
rianrt: Die 8DpfbDbe betrdat 1873
Meter, bic &Dpfbreite LAT, Die 6dnbe
finb "a 8entimeter brett. bic Wittel.
finger l Weter lang.
- Gin foftbares Spibenbdubben
1T in Wien mad elmer Betanntmas
dung Der oDrtigen BDliaeisD DIRECTION
geitDhlen uDroen. Go 1T cine alte.
uene5iaaiihe Nrbeit aus benz Is.
Sabrbunoert. II @entimeter bod. 16
@entimeter brett, aus meiBem @arr
uno @olofdoen gendbt, nit unreeels
mdBiaem Wuiter aus f%tililierten Blu
nlenranten, in Der unteren NbibluB'
burbiire cine Weuenraufe nit gr6Be'
rem Blumen. Wie uertnoQ oa8
Gdubhen lit. sebt oaraus bernDr,
oaB auf leine 6erbeiibafung cine Be-
lDhnuna BON 500 &ronen ausaeiebt
mur0e.
- Gin @inmpbner oea 9orfes
Barren Hamens Sanag bate init
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
TRADE INCREASE DESPITE WAR.
Russia's Exports Advance and Imports De-
crease, Especially Those from United States.

The foreign trade of Russia for 1908 attained a
total of $7S5S5O,OcO. the exports amounting to $685.
10000 and the imports to $276,750OO0 This is in
crease of S175000 the record of 1904. IN spite
Of the fact that Russia engaged In
pensive with Japan during the greater part OF
the 1905. More than half the exports consisted
OF cereals. of which tons. of the value
$2S3 10000 exported, against TO- 793325 tons.
valued at $247650OOO. in 1904 The exports OF wheat.
wheat flour, buckwheat and peas increased. while
a decrease was shown in the exports of rye. rye
-four. barley, Indian corn, phase and beans.
While tho exports of Russia show encouraging
advance for last year, the imports decreased in
value from $3.50 100000 in 1904 1916 10000 A
large increase shown in the imports of tea,
rye, barley and coal All other provisions, well
materials. animals and manufactures. show
a falling off.
AS compared with 1904. the exports decreased to
Turkey, Denmark. Norway and Finland but in
creased to all other countries. The principal mar
kets for Russian products Germany, Great
Britain and Holland. The imports show increase
from Germany. China. Holland. Belgium, the East
Indies and Finland. and decrease from all other
countries, especially from Great Britain the United
States and Egypt. The decrease In the imports
from the United States is shown in cotton and
agricultural and other machinery, and due
chiefly to the war and the internal troubles of
Russia
The exports from the consular district OF Moscow
10 the United States for the six months ended De-
items and their value were: Calfskns. sl023 $40
sheepskns. s7 $40; goatskns STAT 25s Persian lamb
skins. $S 232 wool of all kinds. SSS. .76l; camel s
hair, $52 O37 furs, &3l, 1873; horse hides, S0Il56
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
SINGLE HANDED, HE aUELLs MUTINY
Captain of Fruit Steamer with Revolver
Forces Back Mob of "a Negroes.

The story of a mutiny aboard ship in which the
captain end handful of officers kept at bay
ragged band of eighty-four Jamaica Negroes
brought to port yesterday by the German fruit
steamer Bradford The trouble began when the
Bradford steaming off Green Island Four
Negro stokers suddenly refused to work.
Fourth Engineer Schmidt below and
dered the men to stoke. They refused and threat
ened TO kill him He called for assistance and
was Joined by Second Engineer Scheer, First Off,
Ger Meinhut and Second officer Muller. The white
men had barely got down into the freroom when
the Negroes attacked them, bowling Miller over
into an ash heap with severe blow the chest.
Scheer rushed IN to protect Muller. when blow
over his head with a gratebar knocked him down.
Captain Oelting attracted by the noise of the riot
went below and threatened to put the Negroes in
irons. AS he about to carry out his threat he
was confronted by a mob of eghty-four Negro
banana packers, who took sides with the mutinOuS
stokers. BY sheer grit, Captain Oelting, with
cooked revolver, forced the mob foreward and put
into Green Island He signaled for assistance,
but found that there was only one policeman In
the place. The policeman explained that he in
position to help him, but suggested that there
might be three policemen at Kingston. At
Kingston the German Consul mustered eight men.
and at pistols point took the four lazy Negroes to
the Carcel
Captain Oeltng wanted to prosecute the men. but
when told his officers would have to go ashore
and appear witnesses. he allowed the mutneers
fruit aboard and q days delay might have dam
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
M4PM4KER SUES CITY.
Asks $4,000 for Use of Name ON
Ne7C Districts Plan.

August R. Gilman. the mapmaker. says that
for the use of his name in 1.-THE City Record par
ticularly when the name was on map that the
city had no right to Mr.. Gilman has sued the
city for s6OO0 and Controller Metz said yesterday
that the city had a hard fight Its hands. If he
gets it, 1t will about the easiest 5000 that Mr.
Gilman ever picked up, for he toiled not. neither
did he spin. for it,
1t is a rather singular accident that gave Mr..
Gilman a claim for 5000 against the city. When
the aldermen began the consideration of the re-
apportionment of the Senate and Assembly dis
tricts it so happened that the changes Of
nciaily decided marked out in black lines
on a map in one obscure corner of which was the
imprint of the maker. Mr.. Gilman.
The people the headquarters of the Republican
County Committee and later the members the
Board of Aldermen thought nothing of that OBJ
imprint. They went ahead and carved up the
districts, and in due time the boundaries were
printed In that somewhat solemn and dry publica-
ton known as The City Record"
When the district map appeared IN THE City
Record down in that same little obscure corner
the imprint of the mapmaker. and when Mr..
Gilman il he resolved 20 make the city per
spire."
No one had asked him for permission to print his
map in THE City Record" and his map was
copyrighted he thought he had right to control
the work of his pen. Hence rhe suit
Il guess We'll have 10 pay it," said Controller
Metz yesterday.
Mr. Metz expects to get a similar claim from
Brooklyn where a map copyrighted by Il. Belcher
Hyde used. For Queens, by fortunate acci-
dent. the aldermanic committee utilized the map
be no charge. Richmond which covers only one
Assembly district was not rediStricted
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
TAKE CREW OFF STEAMER.
LifesaUers Sag Stranded italian
Freighter Is Not Safe.

Captain Noero and the crew OF the Italian fruit
steamer Vincenzo Bonnano. which went aground
two miles east of Fire Island in the heavy fog Of
Sunday night, taken off late yesterday after
by a volunteer Ifesaving crew and quartered
In the Point of Woods lifesavng station The resu-
lar crew is not on duty this month, and only the
captains are on guard at all the coast hfesavins
stations
The steamer stuck fast a sand bar all day
yesterday, though strenuous efforts were made TO
get her Off The high. making the vessel
roll, and for time she was In imminent danger
OF destruction. Captain Noero made several at
tempts. while the sea running high. 20 move
the steamer. but she could not be forced off the
bar. More than a third OF her cargo thrown
overheard Her keel is believed to be intact. and IL
good weather conditions prevail the wrecking tug
w. E. Chapman hopes TO pull her off this morning
There was only one passenger aboard the
steamer. and he was taken off with the crew. The
captain and other officers will go back the
steamer this morning. Early last evening she was
lying broadside to the beach.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
WILL BLAME WOODBURY..
Committee to Find Street Cleaning
Department GuiLtu of ErtraUagance.

The report of the aldermen who investigated
Street Cleaning Commissioner Woodbury. will charge
the Commissioner with extravaganza and wasteful-
ness in the running of his department
William NJ. WINS, counsel to the committee is
mittee. 1t Will not be ready till Tuesday of next
week Mr.. WINS for the last three weeks has been
making an investigation of the expenditures of the
department. He has had a truckload of vouchers
covering departmental expenditures his Office, in
William street and these he has compared, year
by year He also has compared the cost of supplies
bought under Commissioner Woodbury's orders with
result 1t was said yesterday that gross extrava-
gance is shown by this city. The examination of
the accounts of Commissioner Woodbury. shows
that he has expended 10000 IN the four years he
has managed the department
So far as could be learned yesterday the report
will charge either Commissioner Woodbury.
Captain Gibson, his deputy, with intentional irreg
ularites. Nothing in the investigation tended to
prove that the Commissioner lacked the strictest
integrity In the handling of his department. The
report will charge, however. that through lack of
wise administration the city Is losing thousands
of dollars every year. and II Is said that suggeS
tiOns will be made whereby saving may be effect
ed without impairing the service.
Il have nearly finished my report to the COM
mittee," said Mr. Ivins yesterday to a Tribune
porter Il have been obliged to read 10000 1900
pages of manuscript and personally to compare
thousands of vouchers. 1 cannot say anything
about the nature OF the report That is for the
committee handle l had hoped to get IL ready
for submission the aldermen carly this week
but account of the magnitude of the task II
Will have TO so over till next week.