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New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

G. TUori e 60. have sold No S2I East 18th st, 2
six story building. for S Rosenblum.
Hugo Soh1er has sold No. 61 East Goth St. a
three story dwelling house lot 276N10osl5 feet
The buyer will occupy the premises.
George Turner has sold f. Spring lot
25xa5 feet. on the easterly side of Prospect ave,
400 feet north Of 1s7th
!. .. A. Ward. the sculptor has sold No. ll9
West SD st. three story studio, on lot 2aX1oo5
feet He has occupied the premises since 1852
Iouis r Rernholz has sold to ]. II. Fay the three
story dwelling house No 30 West 1921 St. on lot
fxaoll feet: also sold for Frank NJ. Clute to John
n Everett No 200 West l3lst ST. a three story
dwelling house, lot 16.2N99.l1 feet
John II. & Sumner Deanc have sold for Peter j
Shields the four story dwelling house No 148 East
4sth St on lot 15x1c011 feet.
The Empire City Woodworking Company has
sold to Abram Rachrach No. 2iS 10 254 West lf9th
St two six story fathouses plot &9Xs9n feet
MI Rachrach save in part payment 2 plot 1oox97
feet at the sout, "a corner of Audubon ave. and
172d st.
Lee & Dykeman have sold for a client NO l25
West S!th ST. three story and basement stone
front dwelling house, lot 1xioS feet The buyer
will occupy
Eugene S Van Ripper has sold for Joel Golden
kranz No. III West 132d ST. three story stone
front dwelling house lot 116x991l feet Ihe
buyer will occupy.
Dora Walk and Dora l.. Eisner have sold 10
Nendel Cottesrnan No. 81 East l09th st, six stor!
fathouse on plot IS. .9x1Oo.11 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
WEST SIDE PLOT SOLD
RIG LEASE REPORTED.
O1d Car Barn. at Goth Street and
Third 4uenue. To Be Improued.

,, a., ,.o,,,,,e of business transacted yester-
-, a., +h. local real estate market was large le"
,,ortent deals were reported Sheidoh q foechet
sord No 50 Riverside Drive. north CORNER Vi own
:. . eye story American basement dwelling house
~, Mot Al 7x41sx Irregular. The seller recehtis
,,,,,-bt tho property The McVickar-Gaiiiard heal-
~ Co,nnanv leased the six story building NO 80 10
IA west 9th ST. on q plot 75xloo feet TO the
->atjonal Cash Register Company
Douglas Robinson. Charles :. Brown q &C SOFA
for a client 10 Mrs Jeannette Lanthler NO ifS
Fast 2ath ST. a four story high stoop hroWhstohe
dwelling house. L. 6X9s.e feet.
Axel H Hedman has fled plans for Receiver
WhitredRe Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
for razng the three towers and central mansatd
of the old streetcar barn Of the road at Sd ave
and 65th st These towers over half a century
old and were built TO please Henry Hart, the orig
inal owner of the line. who thought them one
OF the notable architectural features Of old New
York.
A memorandum accompanying the application 10
the buildings superintendent says that there is no
structural weak kness in the towers, but they arc
expensive keep watertight, and are useful only
panics object 10 the use OF the towers for such
purposes.
The architect purposes to make over the building
with low peaked roof. with parapet and cen
tral pedment. after slicng off the towers. The old
clock in the OF the facade under tho mansard
will not be disturbed. MIR. Hedman estimates that
it will cost only $50 to remodel the old station as
proposed
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
THE FEAST OF WEEKS ON Ppm
One Of Three Great Jewish Holid.,,
memorates the Giving of tb. H.. ''a'

Tho Feast Of Weeks one of ,t
Jewish holidays. will be celebrated an - rsss
commentaries the giving oS the lar =. 'a7. :.
be services IN all the Jewish houses =. n7's VII
morrow evening and on FRIDAY ana 8, ~ oisno h.
dox synsgogues the holiday will he .s,.s oFtao-
two days. u will be the last Jewish bo,,a' fcr
September 2s. when the beginning of ~ mt
1868 will be celebrated s Yea.
The Feast Of Weeks il known auno,, -,
who observe il as SnevuOth ana h.. Peopls
years been selected in the reform, oo nary
confirmation day." when young ho,,, SAILORS
who have been prepared by their ssbh..~ e',
teachers ere received formally as rns,ot Seaooi
community. Anticipating the ceremopv -. =. rs
ways attracts large attendance, the tsn.,' ta a.
be profusey decorated with flowers 80 " WI
larger congregations special musical sss.- Us
be added TO .he regular services VII
Confirmation exercises will be rond,..s
Beth Fl Temple. 18Th street and Fifth 49, ms
the Rev DR.. s SchUIman: at the Ter,,Is ~ - y
Fl. Fifth avenue and pd street. By tbs D.. -Sai'
ShoIom. Lexington avenue and so -,ras, 1..4'sf
Rev. Dr. r Grossmsn- and at the shsarrb 1,-Ia -
Central Park West ard 10Th street, bv -. ae
Dr. H. Pereira Mendes.
Some years ago a movement was stsrss5 t..
Shevuoth a general holiday In tne t..-s
which was widely distributed. II was r.,.as 81
the day commentaries event oy vhtcb, ~, % Ne
prodted, because the ten comma ntr1ents -.
cornerstone of the structure known "a cfvs,,.s'
and the basis OF all law. All who foro, 80
teaching must be righteous. be their creed -.
il will"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
TO ALTER LOFT BUILDING.

The seven story loft and office building OF the
o. b Potter Trust at Astor Place and Lafayette
St is to he altered. The improvements will in
clucIe the installation of new staircases and the
ffreprooGng Of all the free standing columns
throughout the big building. The architect Is
Francis r <ir7ball. who a few weeks ago fled
plans for the general renovation of the structure
at cost of $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for rcmodelling the
main floor cf the four story Plaza Hall Building.
No. 10 East seth st. the improvements being
made for J. N and L. *. Bimberg. as owners and
for enlaygng the three story dwelling house and
Office building No. 205 East 18th st. by adding 4
three story and basement extension. the improve
ments being made for Anna Briganti, owner.
s Walker Lewis and n BriGanti the archi-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
WATER FUNDS NEEDED
Mayor Urges Appropriation Jon
Emergency Work IN Brooklyn

,1a,or Mcclellan sent a special message 10 'He
Board of Aldermen yesterday urging IaNo ", NJ
sderation of various applications io' .,.,,,
partment of Water Supply, Gas and 80
Some of the items asked for involve out-ot-"o
work which must be done in the summer -
at all The Mayor in his letter says among o'n0'
things
The money asked for will give work to @ hundsns en
ant OI and 10 ali divisions of building traces @
in localities where operations are r. will be ap-
nsreet bv an Examination of tie items that ufS a
they allowed the borougnS n the he ordinary year
" development of the water system. ~ shouIJ
mater of right and of good nance the Guy n6 eX
do even more to keep pace with the growth anu ca
pansion of these borouShs. ,a,o of all
Brooklyn and Of all parts of Of MPn%eater sWaer Is threat
by failure to provide funGs h io economies to
pmpiug stations Statements OF the ~ - lined
b passing the several applications have been priv priv
sented your board and its mn Westcr Depart
as a matter of financial gain, the NatF Ell oo6 600
turned into the cy treasgry ne1G ne nSc Geat
and protection to property from fire hazaro
requests should have your serious aI'u itnn1st fu
5e ss Of s1,o 600 of corporate stock to provide
delivery main in Trotting Course Lane anu
The issue of sto0ooo corporate stock for the ex
The issre Of 81 500 900 corporate stock for the i'm,
provement of the water supply on the bo'o"s" u
The Expenditure Of $500. without the fornlait,y
Of advertising for compefTTr 9 ' Of pumping
stations submitted to the board on januarG go Sr
The custom of the department is to issue ope.s
orders for such repairs TO- the i te fullest
sense OF late 7 advised the punpiIa H.
have been reluctant to accept such o[oeIH, dc ''0
bills have been held up for lack of funds l., :.
Tho application of March u for revenue oohos WI
the OF s.161, to enable the department 70 pay
the prevailing of wages to its uachinlsts..
The issue Of $Sn.0G0 of revenue bonds 10 proNIue
for the purchase of water for Queens ana me sr
ting additional hydTants for fire protectloh III
the newly built-up sections of that borough
The expenditure of $65.0FO without advertising 70
rcinforce the foundations Of the Ridgevood pump
ing station.
The tablishment of the position of electrical
engineer in charge of the high pressure pumping
stations
The establishment of a new scale Of water rents
and charges. submitted February %
The $4,000 revenue bonds to pay Ior
lighting the Brooklyn Bridge Under the arrange
ment made ny the department with a lighting com
pany tho city over $4,000 year. Unless
money is provided the city must return to the o!d
system. paving the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Corr
pany 800 a day for steam. and bearing also the
expense of operating the Bridge Department s
power plant which under the new arrangement
ne shut down
The letter was referred to the Committee on
Finance
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
THE 4NTOINETTES SOLD
Big apartment House Changes
Hands at 1uctlOn.

The City Real Estate Company. representing
party in interest purchased yesterday III tiie
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos IA ana 10
Nesey St. the Antonettes eight story apartment
house, No. AZ to So East 5Sth St, for se5o"o Inc
sum due was about $4,000. The other results at
auction yesterday as follows:
Sd By sr. Iosspe e has pay 2l and 20 Both st md 2%e Gf f
odnaf ref parfition si7 IS It. to John Gaash
MaGson ave ave e ' cor to m E St 'His 81 1850 S6 two sy 1
r FredeTc m Lese ast 9 Corrier & e al all hese bate
mort Of s79 amt due $oa2 seie n La. ad
son 5ox9s II, sly II store Martha Barnard
e8 tsxes etc 81 OBS o. sub 10 two ssgTe
IS 2ameTay aaa FT sq5'f East! n0t' 81 aS Of
t s III + es ySean 2Ta War9 Sst re i at ue
sS4.5s1 5e taxes etc Si.5a AZ sub two prior morris
foT s1a5S oi iost st s slIo % # CO Of ave i5
3sl ST. ,s dWg h. also LOG 1Sis & ST. M s. IN ~ ~ u %
~ II Of "a 2szo2 ten a. h s, RsRin2 fi3,e cross ec
Which Ferdinand schsad on April 8 or since: 6 NJ
fs5 s samu am aao0FRS% S awe aVs cor
Wen 1 =, al A. Westco M atty = N Hy%an I to C@Sn a2sne
St 95N125 sly dwls h. and vacant; AIan'.t t'e'i !
nosG ss L ref 1, am G"e ss $50 90 ;aTes etc So
Eor mort. $4,000: to the plaintiff for s4sooo
The auction budget to-day will be as follows:
e. iark ave 5xes Sly frame d~g h sale est Of
EraDciS t furney. deceased. eoo A., r..
Of 127th 73xse sty aptmt n; conn?enyeath Mort
90 agt Rutland Realty 60 ct al; 6 Il H. W Wes@c@ @ at,S
" '-oughlan. ref due $50, I25 81: taxes .t,'
sS.9Ie 524 Riverside Drive GOO # of l2Ith
15xs6. h: Met Imp Co agt Rut!an
Realty Go al: e !. WestCott atty: Is toushiaI.
ref; due. s3S,lf9 81 $50 161st st, = 1901 II
Broadway. rs. IIx3a. II: sty ivg h: NJ !. crow
agt ! l. pcnnegan al: Grant Sluirez. att: X X
Hiu"Es ref: due Sl421l 01; taxes. etc $50 80
o II. - \ \. 50 jXN2 :. two h sly
ten and stores: Jennie agt Is1or hat ct al;
Arnstein & l.. attys Robinson, ref; amt due.
SA4 366 IL FtsNes. etc. SLOT 20.
BY Samia MarEs-Eel1s -. n cor Lozsett ave.
Il0xl i0x11Ss: vacant: Lawyers Title lns &
Trust 60 Arnold Diamond et al; 7 : Dean atty; y;
1ayfnr due 500 al AZ taxes etc S2ai@ rs
BY Hugh II. Smyth-Cypress ave. V 300 # 5 Of
II Narye s.. TGOv1CS xif0&i042 vacant: " Il I3eal
Cohen ct al: action 3 7 Il Chedsey atty;
I Brady. ref; due $40 Sos Is: taxes Ht" si"o
Cypress ave. " 4Nn4 of 81 Mary's 81. 1oi.1
los f1xaG ?xto6 . vacant: same; action 4;
atty: ref duo, s10so5 is; taxes, etc,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
EXPLAIN APPARENT DESERTIoN.

In explanation of their apparent desertion in Sat
,trday's gale on the Sound of G. P. Granbery =
sIoop yacht Tanya and her crew, T. B. Bates and
Frank /. Fitch. of the regatta committee of the
Harlem Yacht Club. and Joseph Early, jr., the
owner of the power boat Mojave, used on that day
committee boat made a statement yesterday
They declare that it impossible for them to
render any assistance that time. their own
boat in danger, one of the cylinders of the
engine having given out. making towing out of the
question. especially the boat had only a three
inch C1eat aft which to make line fast. Two
strands of their anchor cable had also chafed
through. and if the remaining had been cut
they would have lost their only anchor Mr. Bates
stated that they understood that New Rochelle
club boat coming out for the Tanya and that
they teIephoned soon as they reached city Island
Of the Tanyas plight.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
STEEL CORPORATION IN PIG IRON
Indignation Among Independent Makers at
Reported Cut in Prices.
m TeIegrapt 10 The Trihnne |

PittsburS. June 2-There Is a strong r1n1or in
Pittshurg that the United States Steel Corporstion
has closed deal with the PlttsburE Steel Compsnv
TO deliver 10 its plant at Moncssen 10000 tons Of
basic pig iron between July l and December a.
The iron is to be made at the Clayton plant of the
corporation. which is only twelve miles fron, No
nessen. enabling the corporation to off the %
cents freight from the valley furnaces of the in
dependent concerns TO Pittsburg to saw nothing .,
the forty miles from Pittsburg TO Monessen in the
otter direction. This if true, viii prove the first
time tie corporation has ever entered the mis-, iron
market. and there IS much Indignation over tho
situation on the part of the independent makers
of pig iron, who claim the corpora ton has o,,s-
been stickler for maintaining rates
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
TEAM RUNS AWAY WITH BLAZING Lo.,

Behind pair of runaway horses and with loss
Of blazing hay at his back. Patrick Hanrahsn \,
No 51s West 9th street, stuck 70 his seat vsz-s-
day afternoon while the flames burned the shirt a.
his back. The team raced down Washington strs4,
from West 18th street 10 Jane. where with the a.
sistance of a DatToInan. Haurahan unlocked then,
from the truck and its burning load which za1
speedily consumed
Hanrahans back, face and arms were bls-s-s1
and the patroInans uniform was ruined
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
INVITES CLUBBING so HE CAM

"Beat me over the head with vou- .rb,
William Mcclellan. thirty -f1vc years ola 70 r,,,
ihan Rooney, OF the West 6sta street statI,a ~
te'day morning at Goth street and RroaawaI, 81.
you go that | VIII have to so to a hospitaI an1
there will get something TO eat" ana
Mcclellan said he had walkad th .
days ana had had nothing eat in that TIM ~" un
s"id he came from Scotland and was -. ne
MAKER Magistrate Corrsan committed him 80 ,'
workhouse with his consent "''n TO The
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
MAY POSTPONE DRESSER SHIT
Defendants Have Three Days in Which :,
File Stipulations.

Mineola. Long Island June 2.-Justics Carr
Supreme Court here this afternoon. announced TIA,
If the defendants in the action bv DansaI : .
Dresser to recover about g. 30 coo from H. NJ
camille Trust Company and others fled an a6,oI~.'
and unconditional stipulation within three say, -
proceed to trial on the first Monday in octoas~ =
would set the off for the present tern, -.
1t at the head OF the calendar for the 0,.o..'
term and have it come UP at once. II s,cb s,,
Iations not filed the case will be called to r,,r
on June g.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
A $4,000 EXCHANGE.

H. Weistocll has sold for the Eagle Manufactur-
ing Company No. $50 East 18th St. six story fat
house with stores. on a plot, 439x92 feet. to Max
CioIdstein. He gave in part payment NO. 5lS 10
527 West 129th st. five two story dwelling houses
~, q r,Iot S2xee1 feet The transaction involves
a hour 81 80 600
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
WEALTHY ocToeENARIAN mARs,es
rBy telegram n The r,.,,

10y ItIegToph 20 The Tribune
Railway. N j., June I'll Murrav pa,,,
wealthy octogenarian of Baxter Springs who for
@ nes'y lye1 mere where he owns much land. mar
fleo MISS Niarsaret Denike to-day. She is abou,
half his age Mr. Perkins lost his first vira 60
years ago. He had known Miss Denike sircs sh :
was baby 1t Is said that $1,000 in cash MS -
bridegrooms present to the bridA ""' 'ne
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

150th st, n 110 # OF Morris ave; for two five
story brick stores and tenement houses 37.6x
1888 each; ALLEGRO CoInpanv
owner: Moore & Landssdel architects: total
spofford ave S. 80 " of Barrctto ST. for a T'
two story frame store and dwelling house.
40; James Clark. owner; Chris + Lohse arcbi-
Union ave e e. s6s # Of i5oth St: FOR a i've i'0'
story brick store and tenement house 3e exTs.
d ii Mestani owner; Goldner & Goldbers
Victor ST. 1893 n o Morris Park ave- FOR ''
Two two stoTy frame dwelling houses 2Ix50
each; Bernard Malone. owner: Timothy Kelly
Lind ave, 73 It Of l69th st; for two two WV
story brick dwelling houses. 25x52 each. David
Christie. oHner; r 4 Minuth. architect: totaI
Findlay l3l. 40 n uf lssth 81. for Sir ''
two story frame dwelling houses 21x57 x2lxsa,
Thornton Brothers Company. tieor,.e
t'TUsier. aTCEHteCtL total ,,.
FInhlas +, 2GU5 : Of iGgtl f.r
TWO story frame dwelling houses. lN5T
Thornton Brothers Company, owner. ,:aorx1
t'rosier. architect: total " no oo,
I4onFfeliow 5, y, II OF l72d for -'''
brick dwelling houses oO1s5 eaci..
fromo Realty Company. Moore
siedei. architects: total cost ........'. >, no,
I>ongfelloV' ST, -, Lab II fo. G,s 49,
two story brick dwelling houses. 16y15 cati,-
Froms Realty Company, owner: Moore A Tsnd
sieGei. architects, total ~ ,,o,
1928 81 & - n Z of Long Efe!lopr for ,,,, ''
stoTv hrlch dwelling house sj155: Eroms fezIf,
tomTapr, owner. Moore Iandseia mn
teete. utFf .---.-... y nor
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
NEW HOME FOR NURSERY.

Mrs Mary g Van Riper, Of New Rochelle has
sold TO Mrs. George Nash. president of the Wash
ington Heights Day Nursery, the premises No $50
West 145th St, three story dwelling house. on
lot 163x1069 feet The nursery will make the house
its permanent home. w j Huston & Son were the
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
ITALIANS STORM CLEVELAND RANK

Cleveland, June 2-Ffve hundred infuriated TtaI
ians stormed the closed doors of the private ba,L
Ing house of Gaetano Liotta to-day and had if NOT
been for the police would have forced an en+ran,a
lAotta' 1t Is said. cannot be found. The total de-
poslts do not amount to more than $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Situations jfoDfr6

y rl,rti., - - IAN '7FApL tTF OF JOINS
-. f I'm -hp.rt"rrs Of several ear. ~.
i't ~''@fttnf tsf-renres pr1utA
IN. si'd 'cnanl crossing th4 ,tI,n,,. chars@ -
AddTtst {. Ii, Tribune Once "'I ahout July /
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
BUILDING LOAN courrncr

Terrace Riss 80. 4a' n ~ t.rs.n -
2'r1hh. JOHANNA Mulii1ao Emil AZ IN,
En& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
LoRg Island Real Estate 10 Let.

LII Est CoFSEe u PArCEoGJE. FURNISHED
j hsfh. sn6 . cottsae
n ,dj-t7ng stree. s4l5 Trlrts.nth avenue Brnaslya.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
City Property for Sale.

ERoADwAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF READE ST
D 666X12s, sale: Of the desirable cor
ners downtown Apply wM. e. WALKERS SONS
29s Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Country Property for Sale.

zfJ1fsn- -.ktr'~fe5 -riEt-t- -~,7
r~l- -Ske - r-1- I'll 9 II
s.. -. Rc.ncr. Fhons 1919 2
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Real Estate Wanted.

NORTHUMBERLAND 7EaARDfNc A GOOD
w house and lot FOR sale, in within 25 miles OF
New York Prefer dealing with only State price,
location end fGll description Address l. DARBY
sRLEk. ssx ess4. knshester. N =
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
WOULDN'T SELL $1,000
PAINTING, SHE STARVES

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 22-With
a painting valued al more than ST.
900 in her possession, Carlotta Rod
riguez the young daughter Of one OF
California most noted artists, lived
in poverty and actual wan. for sever
al years, and finally died when her
life could have been saved had She
had the money 10 purchase proper
food and medicines
She starved herself rather than sell
the picture, because II was the las
product OF her fathers genius that
remained 10 her
The painting is now owned by
Maria Rodriguez. aged 80 years, the
grandmother with whom the girl had
lived since her fathers death
The painting is known as "The
Passing Storm" and is one OF ;hC
finest works produced by the artist.
who In years gone by was promin-
ent figure in artistic circles in this
city and whose name was known
through the state.
Rodriguez earned n luxurious living
for himself and his family. but today
The Passing Storm" is all that
stands between the aged mother and
pauperism.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
WITNESS DEALS A BLOW
TO HAMS DEFENSE
CONTINUED from Page oneJ

army officers revolver. Was "A body
blow To the defense. This testimony
came with such directness and firn''
ness that II drove the blood from the
lace OF the prisoner. IL left John T..
Mcintyre. chief OF counsel for Thorn
ton Hams, looking helpless. Mr.. Nc.
Intyre had dreaded the testimony OF
Mrs. Annis He did not know what
she would tell. which would pave the
way for the state TO prove that Thorn
ton Hams had Influenced his brother
20 do murder
Mrs. Annis told how Thornton Hams
beckoned TO his brother when he saw
the boat OF MIR Annis coming aloEs
side the float The defendant, she
tsaid. led the way down the runway
and the shooting followed shortly art
erward. Captain Hams. she said. ran
down 10 the corner OF the lioat. took
a crouching position and drew a re-
volver. He pointed It under the call
and fired Thornton Hams weht 10
the edge of the float and held back the
people He pohted the weapon a.
me-" declared the witness, and sald
You move and you get the same.
Hams was greatly affected, too, by
the news that the Illness of his aged
mother. the wife of Gen. Peter {
Hams, Sr.. had taken a sudden turn
for the worse. and that she may NOT
be able to lend him her moral support
In the courtroom.
Gen. and Mrs. HaksC With Ga3,
John Hams. have been stopping since
the opening OF the case al the Hotei
Astor where they came from their
home in Washington. Ever since her
arrival Mrs. Hams, enfeebled by age
and the awful shock OF the hrst news
OF the tragedy al the Bayside Yacht
club. has been confined 10 her room.
Counsel for the defense received re-
ports from their detectives stating
that Mrs. Claudia l.. Hams. wife OF
Capt. Peter c. Hams was today with
in call of District Attorney Darrin at
the supreme court Flushing. ami
would appear there 20 take the wit
ness stand whenever he gave the
word
The lawyers for Jcnkin, Hams de-
clared that they had every reason
To believe that Mr.. Darrin had sum-
moned Mrs. Hams from heI home In
Winthrop. Mass, and tina; she was
living in Brooklyn during the prog
ress OF the trial OF her brCther-ln-law.
II became known jus, before the
opening of court this meaning chat
John Tonning, the missin- boatman
OF the Bayside Yacht club, has been
located b2 Thornton Hairs lawyers
and will certainly be a witness for
the defense. Jennings name has fig
ured throughout the testimony in the
case as that OF one Of the most i'm
portant witnesses IL was Tonning.
who. II Is said, knocked the pistol
from Capt. Hams hand Just after the
shooting. and he was the one cool
man on the float at the time. He.
of all others. can tell just what oc'
Cured and what he says iwl have the
most important bearing upon the
damaging testimony given by Mrs
Annis
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22
SANTA CLAUS
CLIMBS CHIMNEY
AT VALPEY CO. STORE

A novel attraction AT the valpey
shoe co. store on MonrOe-aye. and one
which Is occasioning an unusual de-
gree OF interest among the little folks
as well IA those OF older years. will be
seen In one OF the Farmerst. windows
OF the establishment. The attrac-
ton. which Is unlike any other Christ
mas novelty In the city. is a represents
alton OF Santa climbing the chimney
II works automatically. the jolly old
fellow appearing and disappearing at
regular intervals Of few seconds.
The round smiling face. twinkling
ewes. long gray beard and odd ap.
parel are all faithfully reproduced and
reflect considerable credit upon the
originator OF this new idea I'm window
novelties. The present Christmas
season ut the big Monroe-ave. shoe
store. judging from present indica-
tons. bids fair 10 exceed that OF any
former similar period. the business
being done in slippers, especially.
showing a remarkable increase.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-22

4 big coal mine In PENNSYLVANIA
which is operated throughout BY cleo.
tricity has proven that the power may
be generated and applied in such a
complex operation at about one.third
the cost Of steam