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New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
couzr - cLosINc o. FERRIEs.

l-itos Kelly cf 1he Supreme Court Brooklyn,
lEsrday decided that the bondholders OF the
nlklr- Fer-- Company cannot have five OF the
E7sz ferries or The concern closed up- An spph-
z1ar vas made recently on behalf Of the receiver
{ lzs conee~r acting fo- the holders Of S0.So'F'O
sr-t of bonds q the ferry company, for pernais-
Il e stop the ferries He said that they
~ being operated g z loss. Justice Kelly &C
NJ that they should be operated until the sale ot
L -snchiea c. -fe company on June .
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
.nrn1oAn SIX CO. RESUMPTION.

,-f,a American SILK Company, which has neen
-aLen out Of the hands Of the receivers resumed
business yesterday under the direction OF us o.-
ecers NJ q. Collins has been reelected pfesuei-
The control viii be exercised oy " 'he se'eu |-e
-, u I C17altor and A. K. Breuss rep
oser, the creditors and r P. Cheney, NJ 9. COL
lis T n Fuchardt 2. f. sheibley and douglas
g. clair renresent the stockholders
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
-rpIiI k-I0N IN HANNA MORSE SUIT.

p a stipulation recorded yesterday in the United
Ea,ss Court Charles II. Morse, John H F1agler.
E-asn r. fsveueve-. Ashbel H Barney and
srss " Barney. as executors Of the estate Of the
sa Charles II. Barney; John W Gates. Charles
SctEab Henry Chase, Robert NJ Thompson and
y--zsr ! C-B-.e-. defendants in the suit brought
Charles 4 Hanna. as receiver Of the National
5z-k Of North America. we're allowed until june
70 plesd answer or oenur 10 the bill Of com
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
ELECTRICITY BREAKS LONG SLEEP
Disappointed Inventor Slumbered Twenty
six DAYS After Plans Went Wrong.
tRy Telegraph to The Tribune

rRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Canton Ohio. June 16.-After sleeping TWENTY
six davs Peter Bacher. ffty-two old, of this
citv was reused to-day by the of electric bat
reres and the application Of the process known 70
medical science as mental suggestion.
Dr. T H Shorb headed the clinic Of physicians
which was summoned to break the slumber OF
F7acher an inventor who was thrown into his long
sleep by the shock of disappointment when plan
of financing the manufacture of steel under a Sc
cre+ nrocees he devised failed four weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
oAs ILLS MISS AMY NJ. WATSON.

ooea~ Cffy. y J. june 16--Miss Amy Marx
,,-.,son who was found unconscious from gas IL
"-i'ss--- -. home Of her family here on Sunday,
nc o,,f,,a, Miss Watson Is tile daughter OF
-, " watson. OF Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

The National Copper Bank the newest member
of the Clearing House Association, began making
exchanges through the Clearing House yesterday,
and its figures Will be. therefore, included in the
hank statement next Saturday. 1t showed loans
,d discounts of S15.75O, 600 deposits $17 O66
500 and cash holdings of S3.867,3Oo; the several
items OF this weeks bank statement will he in
creased by about those amounts.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
nocnEEELleR oFF FoR CLEVELAND.

- ,, rockefeller came TO town quietly yes
dsy afternoon from sFz5o%n "n IN the LAKE, a,o'G@ shore
ana s'i'p g. Rockefener went with him
L'raiien ..,,.- cent out word 70 the reporters
M - priva.e car that lie had absolutely moth
ing 10 say.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
vrpn,cT FOR RUNYAN's BOND.

A fury in the Supreme Court hrough' IN -
- ' ' 80 ma ,.rter6sv afternoon in favor Of the
I,-,zor rust Company against the United states
F3deIjtv and Guaranty Company, which was on me
t,r5 nf Chester q. Runyan. the paying teiier @ oL
+be trust company, who ran away last Iai VIZ VIZ
sas coo in cash. lie was capture" anu S'1'''' 49,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
MoRsE PLEADS MOI GUILTY

Charles u Morse appeared before Justice tof1
e-5sv sr6 pleaded nor guilty TO the three indict-
,,,s pendinE against him. Two Of them charge
= with grand larceny and the third with per
q. The trizl probably viii be held in the fall
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liyerpool. June ls.-Closlng -wHEAr,sPot dHli- 20
red Western winter. 4izd. No California. - -zu
futures STEADY; july. IS 3d September .. - Bs's'
dried bs 10d. Old American mixed IS 1oi1d futures
QUIET sIuy SIS Id. September nominal. FLOUR-Wln-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

ter ratsnts DUH Cd HOPS-In London tPacino
Coast steady Il 15sqs2 los BEEF-ExtrA India mess
73s Sd HAMs-short cut II 70 II n. firm tss ga
BACOS-CGmberiant cut ~ 70 81 10 quiet. SIS: short
10 20 "a n steady. fs % long clear middles psnt
. 10 ~ steady fls. do heavy 81 20 ~ 70. stsady.
short clear hacks lS % = STEADY jos ois
steady 42s shoulders. square.
to n IARD-Prtue Western. tterceS.
3D. American refined, in pals Strong. AS Cd
white and ColoreG. Old stealA.
COS TALLOw-PIne eity hrm. 26s Cd TURPENriH.
Spirits ROSfN-Ccull-N sd
PETROL LEUNf-Rehned Gulet 6Ad LISSEEp OIL
Strong. 24s 90.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

TEyHE PEOPLE OF THE sTATH OF NEW YORK. By
4 the grace OF God free and independent. to the
r. Palmer Fund. Cecilia Palmer Sylves
+a- n Hustled and David z. Miles. Exec1trx and
T-xec1tors O. r. Palmer deceased William B
3nderton Elizabeth ?. Andsrton WoOdlawn Csu1etery
ASSOCIATION Palmer Christian College Union Christian
college Trustees OF Hamilton College Congregational
COUNTY Temporary Home for Destitute Children. Zion
college Chaplin Home for the Aged and Inhrn1. Pres
bvterian Hospital the City Of New YORK Presbyterian
C-+,,4-~1 Of Bedford. New York. and Rodsrtck
ne,fy as administrator OF Francis r Kennedy de-
persons interested in the estate %
a late Of the County OF New York.
deceased as creditors. OF kin otherwise. send
You and each OF you hereby eitsI and required
nersousIv to be and appear before Surrogate OF
he Coun 81 New York at the Surrogatss Court Or
held at Hall Records the County
Of york. 2isr day OF July, 1905 at hals
past zen forenoon OF that day. then an
judicial settlement OF the account
proceedings of ChatIes ] Day William o Abbott and
Testament said deceased: and such Of you as ara
hereby cited Of tWenty-ons years
are required appear by guardian IL YOU have
one or I to appear AMI apply for one
to he sppointed. or n the Of neglect
failure to do guardian viii be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and for IN the proceed
ing - -, -, -,
the S1rrogares' OF the said County Of New York
IL 81 G. Thomas q Surrogate Of our SAID county.
At the Or New York. the 25th dav ~
Nav in the year Lord thousand nine hun
" NTEI. r DGwDNEy.
Clerk Of the SUrrcgates' Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
128rd Street

123rd Street
sr,roxInata O Hen
which described property sold
SOS So with from the sth day OF
and allowance amounting
S4sI with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
No, Tp1s together with the sale The
orox01ste amount the taxes, assessments. water
rates or liens which are 70 De allowed 70 the Rr
c5sss- o,,t 81 paid by the Ref
S5TT 81 interest
DATED New May I'd lSs -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
Citations.


rTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 81
sasannsh ns f1f Fec 9s oSs @ ss A s s as Fam
ess Louisa Hsdses Henry Walter Mann Jsss Brs9sts %
i%nd Frankiin JOSEPH Klrtiand Jr HsTy EsSort
k'ana a 1aaa E1aSsss Fs6 B5s9 % Ad sfse @
interested OF Brchett. OF tho
County Of New York. deceased creditors legats-s
You and each Of are hereby cited and required
county held at the HAL Of Records in the County of
ten O'clock in The forenoon OF that day. then and there
yssnss Of United states % Trust Company Of New York as
and such Of you as are hereby cited under the Of
guardian. II you YOU none. appea-
an and apply for one to be appointed or IN the event
appointed by the Surrogate represent you
In te.tiony whereof have caused the seal Of tas
IL. 81 York be hsreunto AFFIXED witness Hon
,. Aener e =: Thomas; s a Sarrasats q our sa.t
May IN the Of our Lord thousand nine hundred
CIerk of the surrozates Court
ssg:oT. s5 wall street. New Te's city.
WoDEY, FEEDEEzIcKE zD.E PEOPLE. OF. THE
and ndepe5deqt 70 Mary scheu - East East 4sth street:
of Frederick Wodey deceased. and to ali other ersd-
city of Newark State Of New Jersey. x any. whOss
troIisT Of the state Of %e1 YoTS send sresns You
ana ese9 OF you are nereoy stosa and TsqIlTsa PEI
the County Of New York at The surr9gstes Court OF
County York. day OF July. 1908.
half O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
then and there to show why AnciIary Ietters
Testamentary should not be granted and 1ssU-d TO
Henry Ringhof Jv-. Executor OF the last VIII Tes-
lament and Codcl Of Frederick wodey. decsased late
of the city of Newark. OF New Jersey. and
such Of you hereby cited. under the
OF twsnty-one years required appear by our
guardian. II have il you have
appear and apply for one TO be appointed D. the
of neglect failure do a iian
will appointed BY the Surrogate represent and
act for you the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the sriJ OF
the Surrogates Court Of the said Cour OF
IL $ New York hereunto affixed
Hon Aoner C. Thomas. a Surrogate of cur
said County. the County of New York. 10th
day OF May. in the year of our Lord thou sand
nine hundred and eight DANIEL. J. DOWDSEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
Copartnership Notices.
Proposals.,

4 ~ f'Ce""'"
N-OTICE-sEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
~ ceived UNTIL P NJ TUESDAY. JUNE 36rH
1908 at office Of THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
FOR INsURANCEs ON LIVES AND GRANTING AN
NUITTES. NO. 517 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADEI~
PHIA. Trustee for the sale TO it OF as many Of the
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON & BALTIMORE
RAILROAD STOCK TRUST CERTIFICATES as SSs,-
776 will purchase.
The offerings AT THE LOWEST PRICES NOT Ex-
CEEDING costing in the aggregate not more than
stated. will accepted. the parties offering
them advised once. and payment be made when the
certificates assigned. ON OR AFTER WEDNESDAY
JULY /, 1905
Proposals should he addressed "C. s " Packard,
President Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa-Pro-
posaIs Philadelphia, Wilmington Baltimore
Railroad stock Trust Certificates
DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BU-
l of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department.
Washington, d. c, until 10 o'clock a m, June 90,
furnish at the navy yard New York N; 7. quantity
Of naval supplies as ollows Sch 1$is asndse5
1875 Lenses-sch 1877: Bunker fixtures. testing gen
erators, ventiatng sets conduit fittings hooks and
i32S Chssse ciotR reeasGg h99h 99as
Flax twl9e 1ns8atng qs Tir stesl tes
schedules desired by number Blank proposals will be
9orR. y or to the Bureau E B BoGERs ray
n'aster-General L S N e-12-os
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASH
be received at this ONCE until o'ciock noon Tues
District Of Columbia Blank forms of proposals and
specifications together with all necessary informaton
NAV be obtained 43, District Builjng
HENRY B. +. MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST
JAY ] MORROW, Commissioners. n G
va Nd PaPo }aPs N RF PE9po: B 6
cate indorsed on cover Pr9p0a % ,d rsa ~
o'clock m June 1905 for Wagon Parts, Iron Range
Parts Kitchen Utensils, Stationery and Miscellaneous
Supplies required Manila. P. /. per schedule
which will be application this Depot and
the Depots York san Francisco Preference
articles Of domestic production or manufacture
The right fs reserved ell bids
or any part Further information furnished
appIication. GEORGE RUHLEN. Asst. OR. Mr.. Gene
raj L. S. Army. Depot g. NJ.
DRoPosAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY
l. supplies: once OF Assistant PIrchastng Agent
IJne 6fb 1905 Sealed proposals will be
T. for furnishing
tha above mentioned articles. Blanks and full informa
lion NAV b. obtained this Office. F. c. NORDSIEK.
Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

TO hroaGWay HeW 1oIh: . tIe OIL n, 80 = :,
of FOUR PER CENT. is payable on June Both. 1908
the stockholders of record at the close of business
3 ?. M, June 22nd. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
Dividend Notices.
the western UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
NEW YORK, June 10th. 100
DIVIDEND NO, 15T.

DIVIDEND NO. 157.
The Board of Directors have declared quarterly
dividend of ONE-HALF OF ONE PER CENT upon the
this Company payable at the office OF
the treasurer on and the 18th of July next
of the close of the transfer
books on the 2Oth day of June inst
The transfer books will be closed at three oclock on
the afternoon O. Goth inst. and be reopened on
the morning OF the 22nd day Of June instant
T. WILBUR. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
Lost.

nIPI.OMA ROLL FOR 2 A. c. CROWN. ON
i y ferry Atlantic Flatbush Reward Return
AHIFELDT. 2tS 9th BrookIyn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
RAILWAy sTEEL-sPRING COMPANY.

30 church Street New York, May "A. 1908.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
TIERS PER CENT. 1870 has this day been declared
on the Preferred Stock Company payable June
goth 1905 stockholders of record June 10th. 1905
Messrs. Harvey Fisk & Sons, 81 Cedar Street. New
York City.
Transfer books Stock will be closed
and reopened on June END. 1908
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRTNG COMPANY.
E. MCCORMICK, Asst Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS
ANN ARBOR.

1905 1907
r-t-s, week N June S30s s54 sac 622
- - 20 Iune t.. 1b26 900 2,049, ,3sO
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRoNToN.
r,,s, week IN JUNE. S2sliS Si2 $50
flt lts' "a Tune I...... s47 622 1874. 1856
DETROIT UNITED.
p,,,st week in June $l42!os sISS 20
- TO June 7.--.-. 2'f4hte9 2'tli,HSJ
DAF-TE-IF COAST
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
COMPANY.

Office of the Treasurer New York. June 10th 1908.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORs of this Company at at
meeting held this day, declared a dividend of ONE.
AND ONE-OTARTER PER CENT. Its capital
stock payable this office the 18th day of July
next OF the close of business
Tuesday. the 23rd inst
EDWARD L. ROSTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

VvHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
Il the grace OF God. free and Independent i.us
Dsnziger. SeEfrsd DanzfEsr. old
Ianziger Adolph Dauztger- Bernhard Danzser- r nsr
Morttz Schneider George schneider Hugo Seine Ter.
fred Schneider tOttScalk. Edith Su6Skud
hard Dauzger LII Elisabethl Danzigsr Eva Dan
zger Agnes Danziger, Kurt Danziger Ella Danz.
Gertrude Dauziger Mount Sinai Hospital CITY ot
New York MOnehOre Home for Chronic Invalids n ths
City OF New York Hebrew Orphan Asylum in the Git OF
New York, Hebrew Technical Institute. in OF
New York Educational Alliance. In city Of ,-sv
York Hebrew Sheitering Guardian Society. IN the ty
or New YORK congregation Bnai Jesnurln t9ngeS on
Beth Israel BkEr Choim Seaman Danziger. Doris tt.
Nal Schneider Johanna Franei Cacilie Ef0ss
Mortz) Dsnziger. SaIlI Danziger. Greta MJr sr.
Johannes JakOb DanztSer Hugo Danzser Selma Bus in
Danzzer Gunther Schneider SiaIy Schneider Nary
Ci0ttschaIE SIsszind, Hannah R0sentfal. Tr
RosenthaI. Moses RosenthaI. Frances Davis. Rose sun
uels. and interested the Estate Of lax
creditors eKstess Of kin otherwise send greeting
You and each n you hereby cited and required
personally appear tefOTs OF ths
County OF York At the SUrroEates Court % said
the seventh Jay Of July. 1905. ~ half
past ten O'Clock n day. then ard
to judicial settlement OF the ot
proceedings of Virginia Dauziger and William Hyams as
ceased and hereby cited. under
the age ventv-Ons years required appear BY
YOUR guardian. II have II have none.
Ia appear and Apply be appointed, ths
appointed by represent and act for
proceeding
Srrogates OF said County Of New York to Be
hersInto affixed.
Witness Hon. Abner Q Thomas surrogats OF our
said County. at the County OF New YORK. tbs
II. 81 Of May. in the OF Our Lord. one
thousand nine hundred and eight
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
Buffalo { susouehanna Railroad Company

First Mortgage Refunding 4 Per Cent Gold Bonds
Coupon No IS due July l, 1905. Will be paid at
maturity at the Office Of
FISK 6 ROBINSON. 85 Cedar ST. y. "
F A LEHR, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
PER CENT dAee) has been declared the Preferred
Stock this Company payable July 1st, 1905 70
stockholders Of record at the close Of business June th
stock transfer books will remain
open. Checks will be mailed
r. II. ISMOE.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Clerk SurrogafesT court
e SNEI-DAIRA. Attorney for Executors.
so9 broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03
MRS. VIXENHEAD"

this order she and her daughter have reviled
me-.
Frederick William, paternal in punishment
as we'll AS in reward. at once investigated
as to the ownership of the house in which the
shrew lived. He found that it belonged to her
husband, and therefore reasoned that there
was little likelihood of the family moving. an
idea that seemed greatly to please His Majesty.
His next move was to consult sculptor.
whom he commanded to make the bust of a
woman with the most shrewish. Nantippe like
face he could imagine. The King then bought
and renovated the house in which the hunch-
back had his workshop. presented it to him.
and caused the bust to be placed conspicuously
above the work room window. Thus. when
ever the enviouS woman across the street
looked forth from her easement. the first
object which her eyes fell was this intended
portrait Of her amable self
For more than one hundred years the
netdkOPf-spiteful vixenhead would
say in English-stood in proud prominence.
reproach to the envious woman and her de-
scendants. 1t afterward mysteriously disap
peared: but in 1870 therea bouts it was
found in forgotten collection of bric-a- brac.
Frederick William " bought the bust for
large price. and had it replaced in its original
niche. where It stands to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03

THIS quaint equivalent Of the German term
l. netdkopf is applied by travellers to an
effigy carved in stone and fixed in niche IN
the second story of house in the Heiligengeist-
strasse in Berlin. not far from the Emperor :
palace. The neidkopf represents a hideous:
harpy faced woman with snakellke curs, and
tongue protruding in hooking derision-
One day some two hundred. years ago. the
legend runs. Frederick William of Prussia,
more familiarlv known as Odd Fritz was
walking about the streets Of the city; in the
unconventional way he affected. when he
CHANGED to look through a window and OBJ
served hunchbacked goldsmith hard at
work. The King entered the little shop for
chat
The result of his interview order for
a gold table service for the royal household
an order that made the fortune of the hunch-
back. Later His Majesty made other visits to
the shop to see how the work advancing
and on one of these occasions he observed
woman in the window of the opposite house
comforting her face in the most hideous grim
aces and pointing with derisive finger at the
crippled workman.
To the Kings query as to what allied the old
woman the goldsmith replied. 1t IS envy:
sire. She Is the wife of i rival goldsmith: and
ever since Your Majesty SO graciouSly gave ME
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-23

on Governor Haskell amid demanding
an investigation to learn the truth in
regard to the Standard Oil charge.
Chief Shippy persists in delegating
to Police Captain Wood investigation
of the red light conditions which
Captain Wood is accused of having
winked at.
Defense in the case growing out of
the vile carouseI in honor Of Police
Lieutenant Mooney places more defin-
itely upon the police responsibility for
the affair.
Detailed charges are filed by the cleo
ton commissioners, in which the civil
service board is requested to purge
the service" of Police Captain Haines.
Levy Mayer Of Chicago has thrill
ing venture in a storm at sea and is
rescued by sailors with ropes.
Nat c. Goodwin, the octor, files suit
for divorce from Maxine Elliott.
DR.. Emil C. Hirsch arrives in New
York after a trip through Europe and
explains the apparent large proper
ton Of Jews among criminals.
District of Columbia supreme court
decides that President Gompers mus,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-23

In Kansas City a man was arrested
for stealing from the register of a
telephone box.
The thief!
But wait.
A newspaper man saw a good story
behind the arrest. He questioned the
prisoner and went out to the home or
hut on the outskirts OF the city.
He learned this:
The wife of the prisoner was ill.
There were three children-and a dead
baby. Because the man had to stay
at home to nurse the wife he lost his
place in the packing plant. Then the
baby died There was no money for
a funeral. And the sick wife cried
because her baby was to be buried as
pauper She begged to have "a little
white coffin"
Put yourself in the mans place
He tried to borrow; he tried to sc;
credit at the undertaker's--in vain
Then in desperation be broke into the
telephone box and was caught
The newspaper man, an archangel in
breaches, told the story in his news
paper. He put some heart into the
story. The effect?
The police judge refused to hold the
man when the telephone manager said
he would not prosecute. An undertake
er said he would furnish the coffin and
wait for his pay. Neighbors made the
| family comfortable A job was found
for the man, who said through his
tears, "I'll show the people I'm an hon.
est man."
| And they buried the dead baby in a
little white coffin, borne to the GENE
terry in white hearse. And there were
| carriages in the procession.
| Finel
The heart of humanity is wondrous
kind if you but know how to touch it.
The sympathies of men and women are
incomparably noble in response when
once they are stirred. But the finest
thing in all this Kansas City story is
| that
| Society saved a mani
Suppose-suppose in the hour of his
desperation and temptation the world
had turned its back upon this father
He would have gone to the peniten-
tiary with hatred in his heart to be
come a hardened criminal The sick
wife might have died. The baby would
have been buried in the potter's field
The three children would have beer
turned adrift
At heart the man was not thief
He jumped at the chance to show him
self man. He was saved in the nicl
of time-sayed where many are lost be
cause our society is keyed to punish
ment instead of salvation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-23
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

15S6-The allied Dutch and English de-
feated the Spanish at Zutphen.
1692-Two men and seven women ex-
ecuted at Salem for witchcraft
1705-Jacques Francois de Broullon.
governor of Arcadia, died at sea.
1744-Sarah Franklin Bache, daughter
of Benjamin Franlin, born in Phila-
delphia. Died there Oct 5, 1908.
1TSS-The Oneida Indians ceded their
lands to the state of New York.
1S33-General Stephen D. Lee born in
Charleston, S. C. Died in Vicks-
burg. Miss. May %, 1908.
1S45-Americans defeated the Next
cans at battle of Monterey.
1S62-United States troops defeated the
Indians at battle of Wood Lake.
1S64-John G. Fremont withdrew as
candidate for president of the
United States
1906-Fatal race riots at Atlanta Ca
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-23

answer the questions put to him be-
fore Examiner Harper in the contempt
case against labor leaders.
Cholera invades Germany, four more
suspects being found in Berlin, and
energetic steps are taken to prevent
spread of the disease.
Rains in winter wheat country
which promise to admit of blowing and
seeding, aid in depressing grain values;
provisions off in sympathy
Temperance workers again invade
Indiana statehouse and the police are
called TO prevent riot