Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-19
NEW YORK

| NEW YORK, Oct 1S--Many hotels
commanding much higher prices do not
| In anywise surpass in comfort, accessible
| ty or appointment the new Mills hotel
which has just been thrown open to in
spection, and will be ready to receive
its guests-worthy men of limited means
next Monday. The hotel is the third to
be erected by ]. Ogden Mills, millionaire
and philanthropist, who first carried Out
his idea of such hostelries ten years ago
and is the sole owner. This hotel is
situated at Seventh avenue and Thirty
sixth street. Its cost was s1,5OO,O0O, and
it's highest priced room is but 40 cents
GLEN COVE. L.. l., Oct. 1s.-Michael
Schulthurs, employed at the Ladew
Leather works, almost cut his foot of
recently. He was handling one of the
big knives used in cutting leather and in
some way dropped it on his foot He
was hurried off to DR.. Burns, who took
measures to stop the flow of blood, which
was considerable, and then dressed the
injured limb.
While the accident was quite serious,
no bad results are anticipated, and the
injured man will probably recover, but
will be unable to use the foot for some
time.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1S.-Christopher
Brennan, aged 1S years, fell from a tree
while picking apples today at Singer
lands, about six miles from Albany, and
received injuries which resulted in his
death. The young man came to this
country from Ireland but short time
ago. Recently he sent for his mother to
join him here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miller, butler at
Homeland the home of Mrs. G. K. Van
derhoef, Cornwall Ion Hudson, is nearly
blind as a result of an encounter with
supposed burglars. Miller met stranger
o.. the piazza. The fellow asked the way
to Newburgh and while Miller was talk
ing with him a second man appeared and
dashed the contents of vial of vitriol in
Miller's face. The screams of the butler
aroused the neighborhood and the strang-
ers, who were supposed to have been
burglars, made off.
UTICA-During a quarrel at the home
of Charles Snyder near Greene, Chenan-
go county Snyder took down a shotgun
and struck at his guest, Frank Allen,
with the butt of the weapon. Allen put
up his hand to ward off the blow, the
gun struck against door, exploded and
the charge entered Snyder's stomach. He
lived long enough to make a statement
exonefating his antagonist.
NEW YORK-Charles Bleegar, an artist
of West Hath street, died today of wounds
he received when he was attacked by
thugs and beaten with a blackjack near
Central park last night. His skull was
fractured, and he suffered from con-
eussion of the brain.
Several holdups have taken place re-
Gently along the park wall
GLOVERSVILLE-SiX members of the
family of Solomon Frank, a glovecutter,
the father and five daughters. were
suffocated by Smoke when their home
was destroyed by fire.
LITTLE VALLEY-Fred Phillips a
former resident here, met with fatal
accident in the railroad yards at Sala-
manca a few days SINCE being struck by
locomotive. He lived but few hours.
He was about 80 years of age and leaves
a wife and one child. His remains were
brought here for burial.
LANCASTER-A corps of engineers
from the state engineers office are
auartered at the Depew inn for week
or so, engaged in the work on the new
state roads. They are laying out Transit
road and East Main street.