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CHAPTER VI

NtAt 9 Aafh Il
Let me- ASK you what kind of
pirate al1ip Is this anyhow
asked Robert. Indignantly. turning
- Col Crust Ian there goiug 70
b. aus gore. or massacre. or sitting
on a dead mans cheHtf
"I1nwae my halyafda. bat we
Amt on the Spanish main yet
Col Crust said Wait til We get
on the Spanish main
= believe I've been utunE. said
our hero. froWnluK. You've lnred
me away from home with your
Tfouu % near buccaneers. and
applied my bright future az the
town mischief I've got a mind 10
bat ron iu the nose
'Inu't you dare. replied tho 81.
rate. drawing hack his hand as II
10 give Robert a sharp slap.
Robert doubled up his fists. which
we're each the sire of a hens esq.
and made dangerous motions with
them. a. boys do when they are be
ginning to got ready 10 commence
fierce combat
The pirate was game Tie put a
chip ON hts shoulder
"Knn.nock Il off n you Amt a
ffaid cat"
Robert stepped mp and pushed it
off the burly shoulder of the sea
rover
"MUTTNYi MUTtNYf" beloved
Col Crust Up men and az him =
"Oh. fiddlei" our hero murmured.
With a roar II pirates came AZ
him Then they turned right round
and came away again They could
not bear Roberts flashing eve lie
made IL flash til they we're thor.
oughiy cOwed
"shucks. the pirate chief said
10 Vexed tone OF voice
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The wolf Ia tho arch type OF
ravin. the beast of waste and doao.
lation. n IL atili found scattered
thiniy throughout all the wilder
portions OF the United States. but
haA oyorywhere reireated FROM the
advance 81 civilization.
Wolves shaw an Infinite variety
IN color. size, physical formation
and tempof Almost all tho vAfie.
ties lnferHfade with one another,
however. - that it Il very arm.
cult 10 draw q hard and fast line
between any two OF them. Never.
thalena. VEST Of the Mississippi
there nra found two distinct types.
One n the wolf proper. or bis uolf.
specifically akin 10 the wolves OF
lha eastern states The other -
the liiile coyote. OF prairie volt
The coyote and the big wolf arr
found together Ia almost all the
wilder districts from the Hio 0rande
60 the valleys 0f the upper Mlasias
aippi and the upper Columbia.
Mtg wolves vary far more IN
colaf than the coyotes do. ! have
ssaen white. slack. rcd. yeliaN.
brown. gray and Eflfslcd ssias.
aad others representing eYeFF
shade between. although usually
each locality has its prevailing tint
The gfifzled. gray and hfuNn often
have precisely the coat % the Guy
ufe. The difference IN size among
wolves ~ different localities. and
even OF tbs same iocailfY. II quite
remarkable and a. cfuiutsalY
enough il the siEe 81 thn tcsth. ia
auma eases even when the body uf
the wolf r. as bid an that ~ an
other / have seen wolves in
Texas and Naw Mextco uhirh we're
auaeFsiacfi. niim auimsin Ntth
rather small tnskH. IN 40 way ~
ba compared 30 ths Ions iu8thed
gianta of their race that dNoil In
he heavily timhered mountains 81
The northwest and In The far north
A a rule the teeth Of tho cuyots
are relatively smaller than thass
Of The xrAY woif
NAAhlANNH MHAkR4 VIZ ANt tataAst
abundant IN certain parts ~ the
country. notably oa | he great
plains. whufe thoy we're known as
buffalo wolves. and uere rwgniAr
attendants 90 the great herds 90
The blson Every traxnlar and hun
ter 81 the old days kneW thsta
as amoaE the most common sights
of the plains ana they followed
the hunting parties and etniErant
trains FOR the sake NJ the scraps
LEFT in camp Nos. however.
thana ia no district In which theY
are really Mhnndanf
The uoiNnfs. af professional Nalf
hunters. Who killed them BY pnlsun
ing. for the aake ~ their fur and
The cattle ussn. Who hkewiaa kiliad
them ~ pUiasning. because II
their raida on the hurda. have
doubtless hsen the chief inatfu
msafa Ia working their defamation
90 the plains In tho .T0s and even
IN the early s8a many tens ~ thnn
aanda of wolves were KILLED BY the
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asPArI- RoaaRr LEr pRIvE nIs RIaAr.

spati Robert - drive has fight
and struck Cot Crust n stunning
blow Cot Crust tutfervd. looked
about him apcculafiveiy. aud felt
heavily into a Morris chair
Now look what you've done. he
said Amt you SORRY
"Foraive me said Robert II
did not mean a. kill You
"Oh. don't mention a. said the
pirate gloamily Don't mind ME
Robert waa equal tD tho omor.
Fancy Welt I wasn't going 10.
You know
fCoutnneal
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Father. dear father. como home
with mo now.
Tho clnck In the ateeple strikes
two.
Mothers new waist buttons all In
the hack.
Aud she cant set Il shut without
yuu.
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that Abe Hummel In tho pcneutlary. The New York
the formally so out Of
action dsbaring him
that what he has dono - conduct
unmug member Of the Nev York bar haste would be
unseemly.
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To sell Seattle pagers Por -.
nation apply 70 Geo. Enxlsr 81,
office. old library building esss.'
. and IA In the morning and n
3 IN the afternoon. Inlgsatlos 4.
paid BY Engief. :.
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Nor oNE

Cashlsf-ws cast cash fhts sh-rk
FOR yea until Fnu arc iaenfified
Have yes 40 frients Ia thtH tn@af
HIrHh asfs=giFeaa HHstf. re- I'm
thn weather uaan.=sEsfegciana Lad.
e.
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usual they rcpa White House this
oroaehy having with chill
roughly landlord and headea there
n upon pu politicians than
children. a ans city Or
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Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
Tors. i4fa Third Ave. have eight
new tables and the emily bxi0 pool
tabis In Seattle. a place for gen.
tismcn. -
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sltaa your piano tuner any side
lines
Yea ile sells ear mnffA and
has the agency for a luf o, sound
proof building material =
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"she saws she IL too yoanE 10
marry remarked the siri With tho
marcoilcd hair.
Goo bad. said tho Eiri Win
the elbow length tan Rlk gloves
shes on the stage and that means
shs'ii never be too old. eithaf.
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

what do you know about the
saueehunk House NJ iiukhtit7it
asked the hcohheepor who was
about Co take a vacation trip.
~. tbis al deseribea lt aa a famlly
hotel. II Il family hotolf
a guess II Is. said tho travsiisg
man who covered that tarfsioyy
arhe pfnptlutora wife docs the
eeokine and his children Do all the
other work"
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What are you datnE
HilurniuE fnv'a poems We
rsttffH fakir. Ravens nstef ~
tass sbaea hamhaf doors tnd efpaa
sN.vefmars - Chicago RECORD
Herald
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n, ray rus CAsn.

~Jinhs Gays hts wife Is nia fisht
hand
tWsHf
raamatlmna hu doesn't tst he
rirht baud know what his tat ~
aoins ~ aahinetau hataial
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eYaa har me becauae wear q
tow aarhea shirt said the angfl
sailor. Ia the manager % the danf"
haii Why don't ypn haf me
women Nho wear luN nsehpd
dresses
I'VE latend % DO that" replied
the manager.
ION. you 30. da you :" sHeerrd
thr sailor When
Just a. soon aa the mea com
plain about q"
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It's now suspected that tho man
who has heon writing articles On
"ltow 90 Make Hens Lay ia also
a nature faker
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Twain IN his white flannel suit
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Extracts from The Wilderness
Hunter" copyrighted 1898 BY q. 4.
Puiaam'H sons. New York and Lon,
don.
Reproduced ln this Newspaper
under special arrangements with
Ia. T.. Putnam's Sons
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DO YOU LEAD YOUR FRIEND OR DOES HE LEAD YOUl

each tryIns 70 pail tho other his way
only will succeed We sure that tho
stronger inevitably the weaker
a atruggle. think that because the
prevails the weaker has eseed no influence We hak
superior strength OF the and not
at all influenced by anythins able to do
atraEsled too. That Is worth 70
momhcrng has been powerfully affected ana
influenced by The weaker has made his strength
e lie difference In the
he he strong enough To have an
influence
employed this alegory because We want
friendship Not the sood that friendship
does nor those dangers
eeognirethat friends lead TO bad habits
many a man d his friends
ask yea just thh Do yoa lead your friend or
he lead your
We already know What your Is
compliment every himself Il IL 70
superior the Influence Of others lie likes 10 think
likes tell Aud he Il generally honest ahoat H.
really constantly wh another
himself that he continue 20 With ha
crowd nd sun by tho crowd
He can't Nobody can You
Just environment as Is the nsh
nsh found himself IA the aud
. We help taking
than the help look
you through ooored glasses You caat
the World that aroand
yoa resist the Influence Of friend
may b stronger. he vii you You hc opta
ionated he your point of siew. You
he Win coneuaiona You
that way. viii into hfe and
what result Of what think
you prefer friend h bound
affect that preference and that belief and hat
conviction
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The president af the Hifinaace
Life Insurance nuntpanY has re-
slgnnd on account uf IN health !
wonder what's the matter With
him
Il suppose he's suffering from
the apotted fever
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numaer signs.

eumger Signs.
The straw hat now goes hama w
hand
with clam bakea aud with chow
der.
with ineenao moth balls fl.i the
land.
Ana 40 doca insect powder.
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thinking that the
enlY one 8 doing leading
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Why

VIII a woman with = form like
a moving van refor To her figure
a. aYcltef''
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He can't Nobody can You can't


Friendship Is helpful veil harmful You must ehoose
your yourself what want 81
friends how much wiH require and how much N
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Dr Lee Baker. dentist COS Eitcl
building Phone. Main G2d6 80
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buy your Hat Of =. X s,sa,,
4 Co 1891 second Ave. -
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There's more
lovin care put In
nllin a TN dinner
pail than proparln
a palace menu"
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Olympic Marke,

smtn vnur tneat BILLS IN bali Is
PIKE st. opposite sha hon Marehe
zee
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A Word From josh Wise.
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Ribbons and Neckwear
L0ND0N'S FOR W0MEN'S
UNDERWEAR

Women's Lace Bottom Pants.
Knee iength. fino ribbed. all
sizes. pure white. 25c pair.
special bargain az tie
summer Union Suits 49, Knee
length. trimmed with lace:
sleeveless; SOC values. offered
at tff#stts .-.ssss sss..t &HC
NNtnen's Swiss Ribbed Union
Suits, in pink, black OF blue:
short or long sleeve or sleeve.
loss: knee or ankle length:
high or low neck price for $50
'aiueA s...... $500 .+..ss 99c
Same In Vests. Pants or Tights
special ....., sst... de
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-20

Geo. n. Smith.
Cashier
brunswick, Ga, December 18th. 1897.
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TWO NEGRO BOYS
BURNED IN FIRE
HOUSE DESTROYED AT FREEr
MANS REST AND NEGROES
Ws7E CAUGHT m FLAMES.

Ere on at Freedfaa1'8 Rec Tues.
day night DESTROYED tha hp,se q
Beuregard 1d.gArf3 utH Raopl,
old darkey who has been living there
for years. ard oes.das t...st yitta a,l
Of his housaa) good Two Of his
sons, aged IL and y were % ssllqals-
y burned that il Is hardy probal.ly
fthat eithev Of them wiz recover
Z It is not Hnown how the fire rig.
mated but when II vas 5isc9yered
the flames had gained a bic hesdvay
ard the house was burning or art
sides The old negro succe aded m
escaping but his two sons. in attempt
ing 10 leave the burning house. were
caught in the flames ard seriously
burned
A messenger was sent to the city
for a physician and one went oat as
quickly as possible and rendered
what aid he could. but It Is under
stood that both Of the boys were fa.i
tally burned and they are probs ply
dead BY this time.
Edwards is a wen known Giyau
county negro and has maay friend
among Tie white people ard ia tt,
country lie is heart Droken Owe.
the unfortunate affair
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CITY council VIII hold regular
meeting tonight AT winch nului}eT
Of routine matters and one or two
special subjects win be taken up
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sgMi-ANNuAL DIVIDEND no. rs
THE NATIONAL. BANK or
BRUNSWICK

The Board Of Elrsctars 81 Tae
National gaak of BguHswca has
this day declared the annual sewi-au-
nual dividend at foar Der cant 1890
pei share) payable on ana after Jam
uary md l9oS TO aharehold rs Of
record Mt close OF 6usine ttts day
Cbocks in payment oa this divi
deud VIII b mailed
E. D. Walter,
Casaies.
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n aankruptey court.

N 5ankfuptcY Court.
Referee Isaac IN the bankruptcy
court yesterday pas ed an order all
lowing two creditors - tie r. Keller
case bIoye Bros and Angelo Myers.
to share in the dividend declared in
the case The two creditors did
moi put IN their claim at Tho proper
time, but they wiil now receive the
ave per cent dividend declared
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SEMl-AMNUAL DIVIDEND TWEEN
TYFiVE.

Brunswick Ca. Dee ~ 1897
ghe Directors Of Tho Brunswick
nank & Trust Company have thi
day declared dividend Of Five dol
lars 5000 per share ont Of the
earnings Of the bank for TIE past
six months, TO stockholders Of record
Of this date, payable on ana after
InnuarE 2nd. 1908
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FOR THE BEsr oAt AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON j. e. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. 564 CORNER OF 1
AND ALBANY STREETs-REA-
SoNAsLE PRICES.
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We give eesn change wae.r> you
present Clearing Bou Certificates
Lcayy & Co. 2i3 Grant street
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Ruo SALE TO-DAY LEAvY 8 90.
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fol line OF cnildren and boys
clothing at
sig Levison.
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NORRIS GAM, LICENSED ELEc.
TRtC3AN.
PlpDmpt service 10 all eemands.lFl-
side wiring d speciality. Address
405 6 street TelephoDe 45713.
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HAVE YOU ENTERED YOUR SUIT
TOR FALl-SEE WOOD.BAlLEY
THEIRS ARE BEST.
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BATCH Of ITEMS
ABOUND THE CITY
BATCH or LITTLE ITEMS GATH,
Erred DURING THE DAY BY
NEWS REPORTERS.

The Weather.
Forecast for today in Georgia
Eair continued cod
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Geohrey Quinot the chauffeur employed by
David Belasco, who arrested for speeding in
Central Park Wednesday night was fined SO in
the West Side Court yesterday. Neither OF the
playwrights daughters. who We're in the car when
the arrest was made, appeared in court.
In command of Lieutenant Commander Richard
II. Leigh L. S. N. two hundred students from
the Government Electrical School at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard viii visit the Electrical Show at Mad
ison Square Garden this afternoon. Four powerful
lamps have been placed the statue of
Diana on the tower of the Garden. The search
light now In operation on the tower is said to be
the most powerful light in the world
The University Settlement Society is planning 10
have the Lord Bishop of London make "A tour of
the slums Of New York before his return TO Lon
don. One of the features of the forthcoming re-
port of the society will be the figures showing in
creased attendance at Settlement house said TO
be directly due TO the recently installed moving
picture feature.
Next Tuesday, at 7:45 p. m. the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers will hold the first meeting
of the season, in the audience hall of the Engineer
ing Societies Building, No. % West seth street
May Wilson, who arrested at Park avenue
and ilst street several weeks ago and charged
with attempting 20 rob a man. was discharged in
the Supreme Court yesterday on the writ of habeas
corpus obtained by her counsel on the ground that
she was illegally deprived of her liberty.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
uILLEY W4NTS TO QUIT.
Trying to Get ont of Connecticut
GOUernOrship Fight.

New Haven. Oct. CSpeciaD.-Whether Congress
Connecticut is question that is interesting good
many Republicans who know the situation. Mr..
Iiiley has been thinking about It for some time,
and he is not certain to-day he six
months ago that he take the nomination.
First class authority furthermore, backs up the
statement that Mr.. Lilley has even gone TO the
point permitting it TO be suggested to Lieutenant
Governor Lake that both retire from the contest.
JIey az this writing would like TO pull out if The
Tribune's authority is correct, but Lake will not
agree TO il. Lilley would like to return Con-
igress and see Governor Woodruff renominated but
lake does not things that way. He has no
desire 10 preside turbulent Senate again.
and he does want to be Governor, but that he
estimates his strength is the opinion of most well
Informed persons.
Lieutenant Governor Lake is popular with the
party personally. but he has been unfortunate in
Keeping bad company politically and the state Will
have of him at this time, If the convention
were held tomorrow he would be showed under
and Iiley would be nominated the first ballot
by al least 800 votes. Some men who have looked
The ground within the last ten days say that
Governor Woodruff would go into that convention.
as candidate. but the ballots OF his friends.
and would have as a starter 100 votes. Lake would
not get than $50 and Liley would have the
rema ming 300-odd without question.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
NOMINATIONS IN BUFFALO.
Republicans, Democrats and independence
League Name City Tickets.

Buffalo. Oct 3.-The Republican city ticket nomi-
mated yesterday is follows: Commissioner OF
public works. Francis G. Ward: city treasurer Neil
McEachren: superintendent of education Henry p.
Emerson: assessor. Edward c. Volz: police Justice
Thomas Murphy morning justice. George f. Judge.
The Republicans also named six candidates for
councilmen. Henry p. Emerson Rep). the present
Superintendent of Education, is named by both
parties.
The Democratic city. convention nominated the
following ticket yesterday: Commissioner Of pub
lie works Henry Zlpp; city treasurer. William f.
Kasting assessor Daniel ]. Sweeney; superin-
tendent Of education, Henry +. Emerson: nolic,
justice. Simon A Nash; morning justice Medford
B Harrington. Six candidates for councilmen were
also named.
The independence League has also nominated n
city ticket, follows: Commissioner of public
works, Michael Volland superintendent of educa-
uon, Henry Z. Emerson; assessor, Charles Noonan
police justice. William H. Warhus; Justice of the
peace. William f. Mary. Gnd six councilmen
The Democratic county convention nominated the
following ticket to-day: County judge. Vincent III
Riordan county auditor John SayIes; keeper OF
the penitentary. William F. Hunt
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
MRS. MILLER GETS DIVORCE DECREE

Supreme Court Justice Isaac n Mills in White
Plains. yesterday granted a divorce to Mrs. Edith
Miller. of Ardsley yOn- the Hudson, from her hus-
band. Hugh Miller. of George w Miller and
Brother of Andrew Miller. steward of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club. Mr. Miller and his counsel did not
appear in court yesterday in opposition to the ap-
plication OF Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner uncle OF
Mrs. Miller. TO make the decree final.
Colonel Gardiner asked that costs be granted
against Mr.. Miller and Miss Carlotta KnOpf
daughter of August Knopf. wealthy leather mer-
chant. of Manhattan. Justice Mills directed that
Mr.. Miller pay his wife slOO amony a month: that
Mrs. Miller shall have the custody OF her daughter
and that she may resume her maiden name. Under
the decree Mrs Miller may marry again, but Mr.
Miller will not be allowed marry again until his
wife is dead.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
BROOKLYN CANDIDATES NAMED.
Republicans Nominate Assemblymen in Is
Out of the % Districts

Candidates for the Assembly were selected by the
Republicans of Brooklyn last night. who held con
ventons in each of the tWenty-three Assembly dis
tricts. The nominations follows:
A
/. HENRY $. GOODsPEED. lawyer No, 60 Columbia
Heights.
.. Adjourned
3. Adjourned.
'GEoRGE W. BROWN. sign maker, No oe6 Hewes
5. CHARLES }, WEBER. iron contractor. No, 775
THOMAS J. SUPPLIES. lawyer. No 800 Pulaski
:. Adjourned.
s. Adjourned.
o GEORGE z. VoSs lawyer. No. 545 10th street.
10. CHARLES F. MURPHY lawyer. No. $50 Lafayette
II. WILLIAM W COI.NE. lawyer No. II Irving Place
IL GEORGE A. GREEN lawyer. No. 800 5th street
13 THEODORE FRIES. photo eusraver. No 63 Devoe
street
Adjourned
j.. Adjourned
Is 'CHARLEs A CoNRADY, salesman. No 1850 s4th
II JOHN R. FARRAR. lawyer. No. Az jefferson ave
IS WARREN 7. SEE. lawyer No, 1876 Woodruff
10 Nomination deferred
% HARRISON c. GLORE, lawyer No. 1920 Madison
81 CHARLES c. sPRENGER clerk No. 23o South 4th
%. ALBERT LoEHMANN real estate No a7s Pal
% ISAAC SARGENT lawyer. No e14 Herkirner street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
Prearranged Slate Goes Through Without
Dissent

The Democratic County Convention of Kings con-
vened in the Thomas jefferson Building, Boerum
Place, Fulton street. Brooklyn last night and
selected ticket for the fall election. A more har-
monous gathering could not have been found ONLY
one man was nominated for each position and no
attempt was made to interfere with the prear-
ranged slate Luke d. Stapleton presided The
ticket selected follows:
For County Judges-ROBERT II. ROY and J. GRAFT
TAN MACiAHON - ~
For Surrogate-HERBERT T KETCIIAM
For District Attorney-JOHN F. CLARKE
For Sherin-ARTHUR s. SOMERs
For County Clerk-FREDERICK LUNDY.
For Regster-CHARLES J. PFLUG.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-NINTH JUDICIAL
Seati9n ana petition Of Edward simmons. Charles
OF water supply OF the city Of New York. acquirs
fea estate Tor and on behalf OF the City OF New York
under Chapter I2i OF the Laws OF 1905. Town ot
PhiiPstown. County of Putnam New York for the p1r
pose OF providing additional supply pure ana
wholesome water for the OF the City york.
by given that the Second Separate Report Of John
Delany, William Wood and George F. Secor. wers
appointed CommssloneEs OF Appraisal in the above
uted matter bY an order or the Supreme Court made
Special Term thereof held the Court whits
Plains Westchester County. January 49, 1901 was ned
In the office Of the Clerk or ths tbs
24th day of August 1907 Said report bears
gust lolh 1901 and Affects Parcels numbers 81.
a. L4 1o 76 So So SO and 81 in this proceeding Notice
Is further given that application will be
Special Term OF the Supreme Court OF the
York to be held In and for the Ninth Judicial
Court House in White Plains Westchester County New
York, the 5th day OF October 1907 10 o'clock Ia
can be heard for an order confirming said report and for
Dated New York.
FRANCIS KEY PENOLETON,
Corporation Counsel Hall ords New York city.