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Always Keeps Chamberlain Cough
Remedy IL His House.

owe would not be without Chamber.
lain S Cough Remedy 1t is kept on
hsnd continually in our home, " saws
". W. Kearney, editor Of the Independ.
ent, Lowry City, Mo That is just what
every family should do. When kept at
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be checked at the outset and cured in
much less time than after it has become
settled in the system. This remedy is
also without peer for Group in chill
dren. and will prevent the attack when
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy cough
appears. which can only be done when
the remedy is kept at hand. For sale
by all leading druggists.
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Warmth of Municipal Campaign
Is Making the Candidates
Hair Curl.
STREET CAR FACILITIES
THE PRINCIPAL ISSUE
Democrats Standing for NUM-
cipal Ownership, Which
Republicans Oppose.

CHICAGO, March 2S-Tho Mayor
atty campaign now on in this city has
become one of the most intense politi-
cal contests that Chicago has seen in
recent years Both the adherents OF
Mayor Dunno, who is seeking re-elec
ton, and Frederick 4. Busse, the Re
publican candidate, have allowed them
selves in their enthusiasm TO indulge
III bitter personalities and charges and
connter-charges have been made with
great energy,
The main issue is that of improved
street car facilities throughout the city.
Both Republicans and Democrats arc
agreed that tins is uudeniably desira-
BILE. but there is a radical difference as
Ia the best means Of obtaining the re-
suit. The Democrats pin their faith
10 the doctrine OF municipal ownership
as advocated by Dunno, and the Re
pubicans stand behind tho ordinances
recently passed by the CITY Council
over the Mayor S veto. which declare
in favor of immediate Improvement of
The street car systems, with municipal
ownership much farther in the back
ground than IS deemed desirable by
Mayor Dunno and his following
The fight has so Gar been extremely
warm, and the heat is likely To increase
netWs'" nov ana clo"lloh DAY, next
Tuesday Many meetings are held
Tho management of the Chicago City
Railway company today announced that
1T the ordinances passed by the Council
are approved by the voters next Tues
day, an increase over the present rate
of wages of cents per hour during
the first six months employment, of !
cent per hour during the second six
months, and of , cents for all time
thereafter. VIII be granted by the com
pany.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the q
ment OF the tax levied by the City C
ell OF Salt Lake City. Utah, by ordIni
passed March II, 1907. upon the prop
abusting upon all OF lots to %, il
sivc, block 10. City Park subdivisIo
block rs. plat &C." Salt Lake City
vey, for the purpose of construct1
cement sidewalk four 60 feet wfde
four 90 inches thick on the east 81
Post street, between Fourth South
Fifth South streets. in sidewalk az
No. Fl. is completed.
That the Board OF EQualizailo1
Review appointed by the City CouncI
that purpose, viii meet at the old
the City Recorder, room 100 city
county building. on Monday, April I
and continue in session until Fu1
April 5, 1907. between the hours 4
and 430 p. m, and will hear and
slider any objections and make co1
ton OF any tax which said board
deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time. between
hours OF Q Il. m. and p. M. sad
will be open to public inspection a
office OF the City Recorder, room lQ
and county building. Salt Lake
Utah.
BY order Of the City Council. d
March is. 1907. j. b. MORE10N:.
City Recorde
SiJo-,1l, l-x5npcIoo M Iol
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that ths a.
ment of the tax levied by the CITY r
ell OF Salt Lake City, Utah. ov ordts
passed March IL, 19O7.u the pro,
abutting upon the west side of jofs'
20. inclusive, block l. City PARK n
vision OF block 21. plat &C" Salt
City survey, for the purpose Of coua'
ing cement sidewalk four az fset
and four (4) inches thick on the
side of Post street from the South
OF Fifth South street TO the north
OF Sixth South street. In Sidewalk
trict No. 2l, Is completed &
That the Board of Edualization'
Review appointed by the City Counc|
that purpose. Will meet at the ofsI<
the City Recorder, room 100 city
county building. on Monday April /.
and continue In session until F1
April 5. 1907. between the hours Of
and 1870 p. m. and will hear and
slider any objections and make co|
tion OF any tax which said board
deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time. between'
hours OF "a m. and 3 p. m.. said
will be open 10 public inspection AZ
office OF the City Recorder. room 100
and county building, Salt Lake
Utah.
BY order OF the City Council,
March IS. 1907. ], B. MORET0N
City Record
Sidewalk Extension No. l2S.
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GOVERNMENTS CASE IN.
Defense Will Now Have an Inning in
the Hartman Trial.

WASHI NGTON, March 2s-The evi-
dence of the prosecution against
Blnger Hermann, on trial for destroy
ing public records, was completed be.
fore the end of today s session, and
adjournment was taken until Monday.
The witnesses for the prosecution to-
day were Mrs S. A. d. Puter Of
Berkeley. Cal. John Rowland. chief
clerk of the Surveyor General S Office of
oregon; Irwin Rittenhaus annd several
clerks in the Land ONCE.
Mrs. Puter testified that she had
made search for a certain letter writ
ten to her husband by Bineer Her
mann, and failed 10 find il. She testi-
hed that she DESTROYED several boxes
or papers year ago last January.
and United States Attorney Baker de,
clded that this was the Government s
proof that the letter in question had
been DESTROYED.
Mr. Rowland testified to meeting Mr..
Hermann In the Office of the Surveyor
General in Portland in 1901, and upon
the same day, when Mr. Hermann was
present. he received instructions from
r. r. Mays for making n report en-
hracing the Blue Mountain forest re-
serve. He said copies of this man
were delivered 10 man named Smith
and slightly modified copies TO Jones
These three men have been identified
in the testimony with the location of
State school lands in the territory to he
embraced in the Blue Mountain
TO state conversation he had with
NAYS IN 1902, in which MAYS accused
Rowland of 'giving the snap away,''
but objection by Attorney Worthing.
ton prevented the conclusion of this
conversation being brought out
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of Public Morss
Salt Lake City. Utah. Mar. "
Sealed proposals viii be received =.
office until o'clock p. MI, Inu.<
April Il, 1907 for the work OF ~.
curbing and paving South Temps s.
from Tenth East street to united
Military Reservation. and west
street from Fourth South street 70
South street
The approximate quantities OF W.
be done are as follows: -.
Curbing ...........S. 5000 linear
Asphalt pavement e.. 10000 square
instructions to bidders, togetne,
specifications and forms for conuniirs
bond, can be obtained upon app''e5 81
at the office OF the Board Oh
Works or City Engineer .,.,t
The right is reserved 10 rf'00
and all bids, ,,,, vcx
BY order of the Board of Public "
f. ]. LEONARD, Chal.s
LOUIS c. KELSEY. City Ensin's
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
The Moro Gold Mining Company. Lo-
cation of principal Place Of bust
ness, Room 413, Herald, Salt
Lake City Utah

Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing Of the directors. held on the sth day
OF Of February. A. D, 1907, an assessment
of cent per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation, payabis
Gardner, secretary. at Ala Herald build
Ing. Salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid the 9Th day OF May, 1907. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and, unless payment is
made before. will be sold on the 28th
day OF May, 1907, at one O'Clock D. m of
said day, TO pay delinquent assessment.
together with the cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale.
F. l., GARDNER
413 Herald bldg, Salt Lake City Utah
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KEARNs-KEITHM MINING COMPANY.
Notice Of Special Stockholders Meetiup

Notice Is hereby given that there will
he special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Kearns-keith Mining company, a
Utah corporation held at the office OF the
said company In the David Keith build
ing, Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
on The Sth day Of April. 1907, at eleven
CLOCK a: m. The said meeting is called
10 consider and determine proposItion
20, sell and transfer all of the property OF
TINS corporation TO corporation TO be
formed for the purpose OF acquiring the
property OF TINS corpora alton and other
mining property. and to empower the
Board OF Directors OF this corpora ton
to make said sale and transfer,
THOMAS KEARNS
President and Director,
FRANK ]. WESTCOTT.
Secretary and Director,
JOSEPH T RICHARDS,
Director,
Dated March 20, 1907, joOS4
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NOTICE TO CoNTRAoT0Rs

Office Of the Board OF Public Work1
Salt Lake City, Utah: Mar. 20. ~
Sealed proposals will be receiyeo
this office until O'Clock p. m, Il
day April IL. 1907. for constructing
stand in Liberty Park.
Instructions 90 bidders. together
specifications and forms for contraet|
bond. can be obtained upon apptcs
at the office of the Board OF "
Works or City Engineer. -
The right is reserved to reject
and all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF ~
Works. r. J. LEONARD, Chairmn
Louis C. KELSEY, City Ensincer
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ELECTION FRAUD CHARGED
Eight Citizens Of Helena, Mont, Have
Been Placed Under Arrest

HELENA. Mont. March 2S-Eight
residents of Helena .cte arrested today
charged with unlawful practices during
the Republican primaries Tuesday night
1t being alleged that three of them at
iomntod 70 unduly Influence voters to
cast their ballots for certain alder
manic candidate.
The three are Patrick l.. Duffy. a cam
didate for the Legislature on the Demo-
cratic ticket last fall. Edward Pesick and
II: {, Hoffman, all well-known citizens
The other five are charged with having
voted In the Fifth ward when not legally
entitled TO do so.
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$1,000 FOR MARVIN BOY.
Father of Child Believed to Be Kid
naped Makes Deposit of Gold

DOVER. Del. March 2S.-Dr Marvin.
father of Horace Marvin, aged & who
has been missing from his home near
mere Tor more than two weeks today de-
posted $1,000 in gold with the cashier or
a loca! hank. which Will be paid for the
return of the boy
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Daly-Judge Mining Gon'pn' pn
corporation of New Jersey. t,srIy WIN,
depd OF Ak cents per share 70 The E
tered owners OF Its capital s.os u,ns
shown by the books of the co,nprsc1I ,,sfI
March 81. 1907. Transfers ana ,aa5
books Will be closed March 81 oas
remain closed until April l3. isV''
BY order OF tho board. o,ruNf<'
G. w. LAMBOUf.s,,r-<
jI2eS Secretary and 1reAs3
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KILLED BY TRAIN.
Two Women of Ritzville, Wash, Vic
tins Of Horrible Accident.

SPOKANE, March 2S.-Mrs. Allen J.
Savage, aged 65, of Ritzville. Wash,
was instantly killed shortly after noon
today by being struck bv the west
bound North Coast limited on the
Northern Pacific, about one mile west
of Ritzville. Mrs. Moses Holland, aged
80. was fatally injured.
The two women We're driving across
the track, which runs In deep cut, and
IT is thought they did not see the train.
The women are wives of prominent
Ritzville citizens
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
pany. Principal place of business Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice. There are de-
nnquent upon the following described
STOCK on account OF assessment No &c OF
one % cent per share, levied February
~ 1907, payable on before March 2S.
1907. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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Bill for Recount Passes

ALBANY, n. Y. March 2S-The bill
for the recount of the ballots cast al
city In November, 1905. passed tho as
semby today. lis to 2t
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And In accordance with law and an or
der OF the board OF directors made on the
10Th day OF February, 1907 so many
shares Of each parcel Of stock AS may be
necessary Will be sold at the secretary's
office, No. 161 South Main street, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Wednesday,. the 10th
day of April 1907. at ~ o'clock noon, 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
of sale, j, OBERNDORFER
Secretary
No. 1s1 South Main street. Salt Lake
City, Utah j2303
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Slayer of Guerin Indicted.

CHICAGO, March 2s.-An Indictment
charging Mrs Michael G. Mcdonald with
ruary III. was returned today by Inc
grand jury.
The evening world., 1907-08-02
FORT ERlE RESULTS.

FORT ERIE RACE TRACK. ON
TARIo. Aug. 1.-The races to-day re-
suited as follows:
FIRST RACE-Frank Collins "a TO u
principta q 10 place) q Consider
alton 3. Time-tle 81. Favorita, Lucy
Carr. Humorist. Derry and Rolia also
ran.
SECOND RAcE-Terah Is to u /.
\ ,4.iy- -I,aIdnr- Is to z nlasea Running
Accoun, J. Time---i.o2 rs, OElandot.
Miss Mazzoni and Ketchemike also ran.
THIRD RACE -Edwi, H.. "a to u /.
Taunt a 70 for PLACED Crafty 3
Tlm.-.l 70 50 MerhnRo. woolstone.
Nellie Racine, June Tima and Do
linda Hlso ran.
FOURTH RACE Ola Honesty f5 to
y I; Cave Idsum TOUT ptHcEJ 2 Charley
Gilbert J. Time--l.57 Is, Kings Trophy
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--Balla tB 10 % /. Cath
erin. r. g to for piace} .. Eleanor Fay
s. Time LOO a-s Tukbu, Soiree. Tom
Shaw. Biackness. Moliere and Red Has
sar also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Edgely % 10 y l.
beatrice x a 10 8 for place. 2. Matte
r. :. Ttme-l.ii t-6
Miss Gaiety. IAxAe Mclean. Arby
sssaa ft4aiet Bsx afesI fHHriFyH Htss =rHH;
SEVENTH RACE-charlie Thompson
t3 u u !. Venus fla TO for place. 2.
Den,gree g. T!me--l.4l 1-6 Light Note.
Spendthri!t Helen. Matabon. Winohes-
Ter, Reveiile and Gold Spray also ran.
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FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN
SEALED BAGGHGE GAR.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2--The body Of a
man about twenty-eight years old was
round to-day in freight car which had
been sentSto the Camden Station 81 the
Baltimore and ohio Railroad after hav-
Ing beer held at Mount Clair station
over night. The car was loadsd with mor-
chandise and had coma from C.Tgngo.
All its doors were sealed. though one OF
them appeared to have been broken
open and the scaling wire afterward
Joined together, Death had resulted from
bullet wound in the head, number
or cartridges OF the size that killed the
man were found in the pockets OF the
clothing. but no trace OF pistol could
be found. Hence the police believe the
man was murdered, and his body after
ward placed IN The car The Coroner
expressed the convtct!or that death had
occurred about twelve hours before the
body was discovered, The man was
apparently lahorer and a Baltimorenn,
his hat and nscktie bearing the marks
on local MERCHANTS, Nothing was found
upon the oody by which Identity could
ba established.
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WOMAN TRIES
IN VAIN TO BAR
GIRL FROM PORT
German Immigrant Admitted
After Star Chamber
Proceedings.

When the stramshtp Bremen. from
Bremen. and Cherbourg. landed nt her
dock to-day Miss Jromena Ne,o. Of No.
so West One Hundred and Sixteenth
street passenger returning from n
visit 10 Germany. sought out Immi-
grafton Inspector Marshall and an
-nnitncnd- TINT she Wished 10 project
against the admission TO this port OF
Freda Drock, a second-cahin passenger
On the rrsp over Miss procK shared =
sfateroom With Miss Mold.
when the woman came aboard at
Eremcn.'' said Misc Neid. '.she had no
baggage and no clothes-not even an
extra handkerchief. She said her pas
sage had brert paid by Samuel Lyons. a
nrst-cabin passenger, From what OBJ
served on the trip am convinced that
asne should be dcbarred from landing on
ths sFpnnd that she IN ap VI, Desirable
Immigrant"
Inspector Marshall was not disposed
TO take up The case, but. Miss Neid In
sisted and finally Marshall concluded
10 detain MisS brock. she was tRkcn
10 Ellis Island and Miss Neid and
LYONS were taken along as witnesses.
Lyon In member OF the Chicago
musk, goods house. LGon 4 Heady. He
pHotaatfd lxsia 10 ~ HI tziiind.
saying he had engaged quarters al fae
-HossI Bre<n. Miss, Neid said that
Lyon frequently Waited Miss prpck 10
her statrfo9m aha iItfo1HGed her Into
the frst cabin until the stewards OBJ
4ssis The girl is my niece. protested
Al W Elas Island ihsye was star
chamber proceeding. which resulted in
Miss Dreek being admitted to the port.
This was unusual as the customary
msthod ls e ho,a sncn ssaninations s, ~ 4. on
picious Immigrant.
Miss Neid Lyon and Miss Drock
were ssen by an Evening World No.
norter on the ferry-boat returning from
Ei;in Island Miss Dfoa:S is beautiful
young woman, She says she Is nine
teen years Of age. bnt looks older
Lyon insistsd that she was his niece.
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BROKE NECK BY FALL
AND is STILL LIVING.
Aged Jacob Moses Tumbled OF
Car After Visit to Daughter
in BROOKLYN.

Jacob Moses, stxty-threc years OLD.
OF No. IS Norfolk street Manhattan. IL
alive tp-dny with a broken neck.
Last night Moses attempted 10 board
a Sea Beach train al T!urty-ninth
street and Mex Utrecht Avenue after d
visit 10 his daughter. when lie stumbled
OF, the step and fell about two and one
.halt feet.
He was apparently dead when DIR
strattman of this Norwegian Hospital
arrived but was found 10 pc stii living
although his neck was brokan. He was
taken 10 the home of hig daughter. No.
pls Fortieth street.
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WOMAN CAUGHT in
GIRL MURDER CASE
DEE|ES CORONER
After Police Arrest Street Car Con.
ductor They Find Nothing to
Connect Him with Death
Of Katie Tietschler.

r. Although admitted the police that they have found
evidence that would any with the atroious murder
pf little Katie Tiecler Coroner abHg taking chances of a
miscarriage of justice his efforts find the butes who msreatcd and
then killed the child To-day he sent Of three suspects-he
woman Messne Dora Messne alias Louise Epsteo
the Tomts without bail committed the House Of Detention
Gaeano Rppoone the Italian cobber who arrested yesterday after
hour after the discovery the manged body The base
the at No. 2o3F Rppolones partner
the shoe menng business Giuseppe Bonfane not brought before
the Coroner being kept in cell at Headquarters.
The evening world., 1907-08-02
MARTIN DOYLE CAPTURES
CHIEF EVENT OF THE DAY
Banyah Took the Sixth and Spoiled the Play
on servile, Which Was Touted as
a Good Thing and Sure
Winner
N,s4as 10 r,p, u,v,s,..nr J. Js,D.zs., 4

r-,asa no TIM suHesserss Wss4d.y
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACI&
Aug. a--This was a Gay OF GOOD thtnss
at the race track. They ali werIS
through. too. and tho books were load.
90 up on each one The ring dropped
al least 300 90 to the public.
In the opening nvent Gowan. backed
from 20 down to I. sot the money b i
head. In tho chase. Essox wsa tina
lip. and he galioped homo q winner. "a
me third race Dick Finneil was taken
grsedily by nearly everybody. and at
the finish ne waa only galiopink to via
BY four lengths. = - =; q - 80 ! = 4
{ Martin Doyle was the real bottled IN
baby N the handicap. and again fonE
lines formed behind the strong hoxes,
Security was the nsxt ID order. ana IL
to he was backed TOR thousands.
Security won Ms ha nlsaAed from Ndos-
hees. with Escutchaon third. Every
book n tho ring was far TO the bad up
TO the running OF the aixth race.
If Long Shot Bsat Favorite.
Tho day started with n two-year-os6
maiden event, hich resulted In ono
of the prs.tiest ..nlshes OF the meeting.
Gowen. good thing. backed from ~
down to I. went under the wire 4 head
In front OF the favortte, Rosimiro, whq
was nose In front oS DeEi1ous. At
the sixteenth pole. you could not tell
lrs,isa y ! ,n you'd sat sas s.swss mi
the way to the stretch. but respondef
gamely and finished out good and
strong under Rnapp's urging. Mas-
quarade showed Hash os ypeed, thea
drotTlHd Wa - = t6S4
on LOO of the- -hcst -thref
Essex tho eest Jumper.
Gentlemen riders we're up in the 8t~e.
plectinse. Essex was the best horse
md after st,csing c.ose 10 pace catna
~ aEas-ea HE fat -asssii ron easily Biittsr
Pigeon ran her nstial consiatant yacs
Long -ane, MAJ -ihisa IL Tho iha. niss naen q
went TO Ezsex good and strong and the
ring suffered sona on tho result.
Dick Flnnell Had Speed
Dick FinneIl Is QUITE n horse after
the race he ran to-day on iast. sar
back In the back stretch. he came
around the field like Peter Pan. and
y won In big saliop By fye lengths.
Bonero led all the way until caught by
F!nnell Just before the home turn. Lad
q iss4ff, ee4 fits atssitf iAs MI &ha
stretch and bent out the fast Tony
10 Dick Finnell ar II the race WAS I'm"
Six to Ave was Jbtainable at the OPEN
Ing. but even money was Tho best THAI
could be gotten at the oiose.
Easy for B7nyah.
Tho sixth good thing of ths day was
Regal Royal He failed, Hangsh, get
ting AWAY tlstna opened ap biG gap
and won swinging by five lengths from
Sersile. Biskra came from behind 10
Igsi~~th.sd T hass gal. - ok.
some o Its earlier losses in this raea
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BRIGHTON WINNERS.

FIRST RAcE--Gowan n 10 I and
3 to y 1. Rostmiro 70 to 10 for place,
2, DESTROYS
SECOND faAcE--Esscx (f1 to 10
and 2 70 81 I, Blue Pigeon a TO 8
for place) 2. Parson Kelly 8.
THIRD RAcE.-Dlck FlnneiI a to
S and I 10 81 1, Lad OF Langdon %
10 s for piaoe} 2, Tony Honero 3.
FouRTA RAcE-.Martln Doyle
n 10 q and 8 20 81 I. orbIcuhr e TO
~ sor placs) 2, Moonshtnc g.
i FIFTH RAcE--ssour.ty az to s
and axnnl Yoorheea l6 to 5 for
pIacc) 2. Escuteheon ..
SIXTH RAcE--eanyah 70 TO !
and z to y 1, servlIe ts to 5 for.
iplaco) 2, HIslra 8.
The evening world., 1907-08-02
TEN BROKL YNITES IN
BIG TOURING AUTO SMASH.
lsascI,l o &c Eveatne World !,

SREESpALE STANTON. N. ", Ang;
IA 60 horsepower, 4oven-aea;ed tour
Ing car kelonxins to the Ssw York
Touring Car Company and carrying u
party OF ten Brooklyn people, among
brnrh. met with an accident on Stpns
I'm back OF GrecnIaie station al noan
to-day. Sgs
The car was being brought 70 the
Catslilis for sasit-seenE tours and EisA
run by a chauffeur named H1psfaHH.s
White golng down the htlt tho car
gtr,ick one on the water ,brsAka and the
JAr si,slocassd the cfanHetrH wrtsta
bnt all escRps~i serisuH Injury Ta@
car Was onis Ktigat w faz,tasr rt
The evening world., 1907-08-02

Bnkc Hits-OH Aiirock. y: Paterson. i.
First Base on Baiix--OR poyle, q
First Base IN Errors &C tcaEo. ".
HiRhinnders, J.
ers I.
struck out--Bv Altrock 4: by DOYLE. 1.
Twa-base Hltis-Moriarity. Altrock.
Stolen Bases-f)onohue. Hoffman. La
Wild Pitches--HYsfock.
tfmpife-D' 'Loughlin.
The evening world., 1907-08-02
Last. TWO Days of Big Sale
$500 Blue Serge Suits, S4. .95.

ranh Clafhiers, 1aT-2ze1 broadway,
Cor. r1nrrtny n st.s OPP. Fosf-Oalc~.
last two days ok blg sale of all our
Sa2 and sik Men'a Serge Euita, st.a5
Bfua. black. erast and mixtures, ali
sissa, al 10 A. singie or double braaafsd
aim and saitn lined. Open Saturday
eveiiisiE till 10 o'clrsk Hub [iathisS
cofxskg nasnas ax end @ssussy Vt. ~
The evening world., 1907-08-02
REPAIR SHIP TO AID
WAR VESSELS AT SEA.

WASHINGTON, AVE, 2-.Thc supply
ship culgoa Is 10 be fitted up BY the
Navy Department a. repair vessel.
with a full equipment OF machinery for
repairing vessels a, sea when thia be-
comes necessary.
The decision is the outcome OF a re-
guest py$ Admiral Evans while n, tho
Navy Department. yesterday, The ma
val officials have urged upon Congress
the appropriation of money with which
10 construct and eauip a repair ship.