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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21
SAY PRIEST LEAPED
 FROM OCEAN LINER.
Ships Officers Declare Father Kelly Had MeIancho|ia.

Queenstown. Dec 21. Officers of the White Star liner Arabic state the Rev Father Thomas A. Kelly. pastor of St. Agnes church in Paterson. \. l.. whose death was previously ca bled, leaped from the liner in mid ocean at g a. Tn. while suffering from melancholia.
 There was a heavy sea. and 1t was impossible to launch a boat. but the stea mer'S engines were reversed and she circled about a number of times. while searchlight played on the wa ters. and life belts were cast over in the hope that one of them might fall near the drowning man.
 Father Kelly was on his way to his birthplace in County Sligo, Ireland, to spend Christmas with two brothers and sister.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-21

Father Kelly was educated at Seton Hall college, in South Orange, \. l., and ordained in St. Patrick's Cathe- dral in Newark in 1892. His first charge was at Ridgewood. \. !. He was called to the pastorate of St. Az nes' church. the third largest church in Paterson. year ago.
 Two weeks ago on the closing of mission his parishioners noticed that he looked i'll and urged him to take a long rest. The priest had been suffer- ing from gastritis.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

Joseph q. Patterson. because of alleg
ed petty annoyances and personal Cos
sip and prosecutions directed against
himself by the people of Dayton. Mr.
Patterson has taken up his residence
in a New York hotel. attended by his
faithful $4,000 secretary. Charles
Palmer, who rose TO his present station
from position as valet and rubber. It
was through the medium of Palmer
that Patterson told the reporters that
he had decided to quit "the mean little
town of Dayton forever.
One of the complaints of the employ
res Is that this man Palmer had been
given sole authority over men who
were his seniors in age and experience
Participation In the Improvement
courses was made compulsory and SO
became irksome aud an object of ridi-
cule. Lectures and concerts were
given in the great Welfare hail. and
dances were permitted. There were a
fine gymnasium. reading room. IL
brary. etc. But all this SO called Sin.
dustrial welfare work. failed to win
love and respect for its creator. who
draws salary OF $4,000 from the
company. and now With one stroke of
his pen he has abolished 1t all and
characterized 1t as hell Gre work
and housing Of the workers as well as
their recreation President Patterson
for some reason made enemies and
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23
Thousands Hare Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect il.

Frevaiency Of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ng increase and remarkable prevalency
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23
SOCIOLOGICAL
To Care For the "Drunks.'

To Care For the sDrunks-
Mayor Ezra S. Meals OF Harrisburg,
Pa, has ordered the police department
to see that drunken men are helped to
their homes Instead Of being arrested
and to compel the saloon proprietors to
take care of the men found drunk in
or near their saloons Mayor Meals
holds that it is not right TO send these
men to the lookup so long as they are
not troubling any one. OF course the
criminal druuks will be dealt with
will be sent to jail 10 sober M. after
which the mayor will fake them In
hand personally and give them IA
chance to get hold of themselves. He
goes on the theory that drunkenness is
disease.
Was Jesus Socialism
A writer in the Chicago Interior
takes issue with those radical members
of the church who are propa eating
Christian socialism on the strength Of
Christ's sayings. He asserts that mel
ther socialism nor any other economic
doctrine ever entered into the teach
ings Of Jesus of Nazareth" and that
"his principal teaching business was to
spread doctrine of life that made a
mans economic condition a secondary
matter This, the writer argues. is the
opposite Of the Socialist teaching that
poverty is the worst thing that can
happen to man He holds that Jesus
taught neighbor love absolutely, not
as incident but as an essential of reli-
gion.' and that be .sneyer so much as
hinted at social programme for dem
onstrating that aspect of religion"
Say Old Parties Are Dead.
Organs OF the Socialist party through
onf the country are feprinting with
much glee the recent editorial from the
Washington Post approving the state
ment made by John S Wise of Vfr-
ginia that American politics Is now
chaotic and that nobody knows what a
Democrat or a Republican is. 1t con-
cludes with the remark An that is
certain is that socialism has become a
powerful political factor and no man
can imagine what viii be written on
the page OF our political future in the
next decade. All we know is that the
old parties are dead.
Patterson's Welfare Plan Fails.
The announcement that the works of
the National Cash Register company
are TO be removed from Dayton, o..
where they have given employment to-
about 200 workers for a number of
years. is news Of more than passing
interest to the nation and to the world
aside from the immediate concern of
the people Of Dayton from an indus
trial standpoint This general interest
arises from the fact that Joseph Il
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

Patterson, presi-
dent and chief
owner of the
company. admits
that the move
is made because
the we eIfare
schemes which
he has put into
practice for his
EN- mployees at
great expense
have not been
properly appre-
ciated and also
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

House Votes Down Hobson's
Four BattIeship Amendment
Despite the Presidents Spe-
ciaI Message For the Increase.
Senate Hears F0raker's Negro
Defense - New York Demo-
Gratis Uninstructed; Republic
ans For Hughes on First Bal
lot - californians Entertain
FIeet-Strike Riots at Ches-
ter, Pa.-Great Fire Sweeps
Chelsea, Mass.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

Bell Phone s-M. sewels
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

book that tells all
aboutit, bothsent free
by mail. Address DR..
Killner & Co., Bing-
iianiton, n. Y. When
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23
CONGRESSIONAL

siobson Champions Big Navy.
The foremost advocate of the big
navy programme In the house is Hob
son of Alabama. famed as the ex-nayal
officer who played a heroic part in the
siege of Santiago During the general
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

debate on the
ma val bill he
stirred the house
with the predic-
tion of a great
war between the
yellow and white
races, for which
the United States
must prepare
mot only to do
its duty in the
W orld, but o
preserve its own
existence. !" Nev- :
ertheless he in
esr%o1 4Lx
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

of kidney disease.
While kidney dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, rho coas-
ff0t I'll f4lz 9 elrea
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-23

Nth doctoring the effects, while the orig-
iaul disease undermines the system.
What TO Do.
There is comfort III the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's S
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulflis every wish Ill curing rheumatism,
pain III tile back, kidneys, liver, bladder
aud every part of the urinary passage.
1t corrects inability 10 hold water
and scalding pain iii passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcoines that unpleasant me-
cessity OF being compelled TO go often
during tile day, aud to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for It's wonderful cures Of the most dis
tressing cases. IF you need medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and a
book that tells all ff~-
aboutit, bothsent free aafk 3 aas:::.:ssa Z: ..::s:s::a
by mail. Address Or. !. a::Ess,3
Kil1ncr & Co, Bing- El11ssz -
han1ton, N. Y. When Home Of sTalnp-Root.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DIR. Kilnler's Swamp Root, aud
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Ro0t, DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y. on every bottle.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
POWERS COURT SOLD
HOUSE FRONTS IN 121ST ST.
Market Also Found for an Amster-
dam 4Ucnue FlathOuse.

Trading in the uptown sections continues TO De
feature Of the market. OReiily. Victor & y f'fien
sc,d for .he Powers Court Realty Company fo"ss
Cour~ a six story new law apartment house' ~
40, wes, 1e,st st IT is lot 3x1oen feet
,yi,,.ar, ID Morgan sold TO a client OF Caniia'''
Voorhees, Floyd the five story store ana ~ @
vrer. hui1dinr No ITO Amsterdam ave-, near is''n
st II is a lot &x1o6 feet
,viIl;an, r. H. Martin has had plans drawn io
en- eleven story loft building to be erected al 'ie
northwest corner Of slst ST and Broaowas' -. 80
,os feet and the abutting plot, NO a-- W '-'
Sixth ave, 5sexSo feet
plans have been filed with Buildings suPerih-
t.ndent Murphy for six story apartment ho
10 he built for the Crystal Realty Company az ii,
southeast corner of Broadway and 1Slst ST III "iii
have q frontage Of gall feet and depth OIL !"
<.et with facades Of brick and limestone ana haNe
7lir.v-rine suites of apartments III IL to eoH
x5oo GOO sonnreraeld & Steckler are the archi,ec's
,,,ans have also been filed for remodelhng tle
shons in the five story building Nos S2f aho '-'
Fast 4oth St Of which Klee thomson q So- az
+be 1essess The plans Will proyide more room ioi
,h. model workers The lessees act as their own
,rchitects Plans have also been hieo TOT mahiis
over the stores in the commercial building NO. JOS
West 34th St. owned by William L. Su'piiii-
Clement B. Brun is the architect
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
BROADWAY BLOCK DEAL.
Worlds Largest apartment House
to Occupy Site, 1t Is SAID.

The Belnord Realty Company. organized by Henry
s. Thompson formerly Commissioner of Pubic
Works and the Hoyt estate has purchased from
the Broadway and Eighty-sxth Street Company
a holding company for the Hoyt estate the bock
bounded by Broadway and Amsterdam ave. S'tn
and g7th sts. which 1t will erect twelve story
anartn.ent house, covering the entire property
Plans have been drawn for this building by HISS
& Weekes architects. According to the bulioers
II will be the largest and the highest grade apart
nlent house in the city, il not in the world Every
detail for the comfort of the occupants has been
carefully considered, and many novel features VIII
be included
The building will surround one big court, thus
eliminating all interior court shafts and giving
each outside opening. Nearly all OIL
the bedrooms face this court, thus lnsurihs
quiet from the street noises, which IL is Hpos
sible otherwise to attain In the CITY,
II the plans OF the owners are carried oct the
work of erecting this building will be begun I'M
mediatey. The excavation work is under way.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Nail e. Parker have sold for Sundel Hyman to
George r Vincent Nos. 2152 and 2154 9Th ave- Two
fo,Ir-story dwelling houses plot 3oxlo Feet be-
tween 1slst ard JS2d sts A complete report OF the
transaction will be found in another column.
William h Godwerd has sold for Isabel l. Piatti
of Fnrlewood " j. to Thomas ]. Clarke No. 4o6
West 24th St a story dwelling house. on a lot
% sxe0 feet. 1easehold
Hurltress & Co have sold for the Forsyth estate
10 Otto P. Schroeder two private dwelling houses
on a Mot spxf0o feet the north side Of 237th st.
100 feet east of Keppler ave. Woodlawn Heights
George Price has sold for Patrick ]. Carmody the
plot 5ox1eo feet the west side Of Forest st. go
feet north of West Farms Road. West Chester
I.aura e Sironson has sold No. e75 Columbus
ave five story fiathouse. lot 2511xl0o feet to
q Mr Reynolds.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
REALTY NOTES.

Warren & Skiliin have rented for term of
years the entire second and third floors in the
New York Law School Building. No ia Fulton
st. 10 the Central Stamping Company.
The Ernst-Cohn Realty Company has sold No
y Birch st, New Rochelle, three story frame
dwelling house and barn. a plot 5ox15o feet
II p Simmons and w. c. ArcNaughton have
leased for the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
C-or,psny offices in the Fulton Building, No SO
Church ST. 10 the Seamless Tube Company OF
America for a term of years. Also offices In the
same building 10 the W. s Rockwell Company
for q term Of years.
The Godfrey Land and Building Company has
cold a concrete dwelling house in Princeton
place Upper Montclair. y. j., TO Mr. Dibbie
This is the third house sold out Of ten just
finished.
The Duross Company has leased for Mrs. Mary
I. Gallagher Of Chicago. the four story dwelling
rause No s4z West I4th for ten years. at an
aggregate rental of $50. O0o TO Boston man. who
win alter the building into hotel; also leased the
FIRST loft I'm No 5I3 TO 5i7 West 2ist ST for NJ X
Sterne TO knickmann NoceDti- Also Leased fof
ex-Con2ressnnan John Glass the four story and
basement high sfoop brownstone house No 42e
West 2sd ST. TO Robert T. Fenton, of PhiIadel-
Enia, for term OF years
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
IN THE AUCTION ROOMO.
T.co Imwoued Parcels IN Manhot-
tan Sold.

Two improved Manhattan parcels were soiu Of
e,,ct,on Yesterday in the Real Estate tNclahee
salesrooms Nos IA and is Nesey street iHe ie
suits were follows:
Tsv Hugh ID Snyth- Amsterdam ave e cor o. -.
,1. two story MS and stores; NJ blrsch AZ
as,-.r mach ct al: Strauss & A. attys; DunN-
81 2oe: SUP 10
,ntres agyregating $4,000 and building loan OF sooo
plaintiff for Sd4.tdO -oo .
Nv samuel CSods.icker: 3ss and $40 loeh ST % Iu
., y "a Iss ave IS fox1oo I1xl5o 6x1364: and stofy
STABLES rn Ehrlich Cmberto Ctr11one et az Ee~
McCSovern- ref amt que Sio'-'' "''
taxes etc adjourned to July 81 =.
BY William Kennedy. 3r o ano -, ,s INT
F-ldrtdce 81. 42xSo: story synagogue bh
rersal Bldg Moritz Waisman eft az MOTIFS
var ref amt due ~ Zss' 10
taxes etc 81 oo prior ges $4,000 TO the plantih fof
$4a5s0 o., =. 90 49,
b, Day: 144 Ave c. cor OF sth 81 ~,
hrL h and store: sheTihs sale OF al feht
tre etc which def had June 49, 1907 or any time
Ievenstein Max klrschenouth
al: Jacob Gordon amt due, $3.50; taxes ETC.
$40: withdrawn
The auction offering to-day will he as follows:
nv BRYAN I, Kennedy the premises az p rnei
n Of Broadway. Long Branch n J.
Ixl2s sy1l2xl424; story hotel and stores Vol safe
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TO RECONSTRUCT PARKER BUILDING

Thonas Lamb architect has filed plans for the
reconstruction Of the Parker Building, at the
southeast corner of Fourth and 18th st,
which was damaged by fire last January The
repairs necessary 10 make the building tempo
rarjlv safe were made directly after the fire by
.be emergency corps of the Buildings Depart
r7ent The plans provide for compliance with the
precept issued by the Supreme Court directing
she removal of all injured steel and stone work
before the actual reconstruction work is begun
II is TO cost s35o.ooo TO restore and refit the
building according the architects estimate
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TO IMPROVE EAST SIDE HOUSES.

The two story front and rear tenement houses
No $50 East 18th st 10 be altered, the improve
,nents being made at cost Of $1,000. for NJ. J.
Klein, /. Dese and Eta Crakow, as owners. TO
meet the requirements Of the tenement house de-
rartment for the betterrnent of the lighting and
sanitation
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
NEGROES TO HAVE FIFTH AVENUE CLUE

A club for negroes identified with the theatrical
profession will have its home at Nos 2io2 ana
2154 Fifth avenue, two dwelling houses. on plot
So by 70 feet. according to the brokerage hrm OF
Nail & Parker.
The houses were sold yesterday by the firm for
Sundei Hyrnan to George z. Vincent. They Will
be altered il is said, to meet the requirements OF
the new use to which they to be put.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
CITY INJUNCTION SUIT ADJOURNED

The action before Justice Dugro, in the Supreme
Court, in the application of David Meyer, tax
payer of Bay Ridge restrain the Board of ESti-
mate and Apportionment from proceeding with any
of its propositions for the expenditure of money
for public improvements pending the determination
of the debt limit was adjourned yesterday without
date by consent of counsel
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
OYSTER BAY RENTALS REPORTED.

Rennick c Hurry & Co. have made the follow
ing rentals of furnished hoIses at Oyster Bay,
Long Island: The Richard Irving place, in Main
s.. 70 I. G Stagg: the Edward Townsend cottage.
known as the Corner, Paul Fuller. jr.. Of Cou-
dert Brothers and the Lima Cocks place, at Cove
Neck TO Mrs Camille II Nieoenfed.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
MASTER BAKERS TO MEET HERE.

The New York State Master Bakers Association
announced vest sterday that 1t making prepara-
tions for its thirteenth annual convention, to be
held on August II, is and 49, in Sangerbund Hall.
Smith and Schermerhorn streets. Brooklyn. Pres-
dent Max Strasser said last evening that 200 del
egates would be present.
One of the important subjects be settled is the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18

regulation Of the apprenticeship system. which mas
been problem to the master bakers TOT many
years Another question which Is 70 come before
the convention will be the establishment OF labor
hureau Two bills amending the laws relating to
bakeries will he submitted to the convention ana.
II approved the Legislature
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TWO EAST CPD ST. HOUSES LEASED.

6 Osgood pell e. Co. have leased the four story
house No loI East sd ST. northeast corner of Park
ave to George Dutton. Of E. P. Dutton & Co..
publishers for Mrs. Abby s. Marshall. Also leased
for Mrs Abby s Marshall the three story private
dwelling house No. 1as East cd ST. TO William H.
Tew.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
GETS TITLE TO 2sD ST. SITE.

Title to the building in sd st. just west OF ot'
ave- which was for many years the home of Roster
& Bears Music Hail. transferred yesterday ny
Elmer A. Darling as executor and trustee, to Al
fred B. Darling The expressed consideration was
nominal.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
WAREHOUSE PLANNED FOR 18TH ST. sire

Jackson & Stein have sold No. 3l2 10 3Is West
18TH St three three story dwelling houses.
plot 5oxlo3s feet. A warehouse will be erected on
The
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18th ct e. 200 n of 9Th ave. 2aNlp5S.
Mutual Life Insurance Company loans master
Builders Realty and Construction Co -
Green Lane. s 10 q u Of Lyon ave. 3oni""'
Herbert : Ogden. atty. loans Norbert Rooil-
lard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Creston ave g. PSI II IT Of l96th 81. iaN
ssT Excelsior Mortgage Co loans william
OltrotE o.
Eradhurst ave cor i44th ST @o xixoox
aafix irreg: Lawyers Title ins and Irus'
Go .oans Friedman Realty Go. .-'..-.--
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

Nsry ST n s. la2 II Of Main 81. story frame
d~x a. xix52; Miss Z Buchrie, owner
William Koppe. architect cost,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
}!1t!GsI 2sIyi " Lone Island Sound

NORWICH LINE eRsFaS eP MSnary: W: sss p.r CO 81
SIark.on ., 1000 a m: IT. OF East 2ci ss, ioS
a for New Lonion- connecting there for Sos~ss
Fishers Island SroninGton. Watch Hill. Narraesrs~
Pier Newport Providence. Boston. &C. Fo1
Haven bridgeport Line Service regular y n
tisement Folder request. A. G. p. A. F'~
n r.. n.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
THE kITTATINNY.

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
rARCEST MODERN. AND THE LEADING
pCfEI. COOLEST LOCATION. Derives the hln bsos-
A. OF the by the Gaps formation rsbs
.,nnIfed fror Hotels Orchestra social diyesona
Wre showing Hotel Kittatinny laTk scenes
oN,ctaI auto maps Livery. garage kit'atinny coach
n,ee,s al trains American Plan, also A Ia Carte sps-
LII .rtumn rates G. FRANK COPK
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
vRnN0Nf.
MAPLE HERST.

900 feet above level Access by way m Sns
h,rne Fall, Greenfield. Mass. and bratteoorc.
pufne milk cream butter and veO
t,h,.. No noises. odors- slightly. oiuowy nooi
satnoM. ,andscape Walks by woods. fields and oroos
,s ,sos S:oV Automobile touring excursion paid
sccorn,,c3a,eG Garage competent city caterer
eh.rg. Board rates oy day week reasonable Hs
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-03-04
A Seeker After knowledge.

One day the Office boy went to the
editor of the Soaring Eagle" and
said:
There's a tramp at the door, and
he says he has had nothing to eat
for six days
Fetch him in says the editor,
'if we can find out how he does it
we can run the paper for another
week"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-03-04
BRANDED WITH HOT IRONS
FIENDISH DEED OF AN INSANE
NEW YORK MERCHANT.
The Word 'ICe" and the Figures 4
and Branded on Il Child'S Back
Between Her Shoulders.

A New York dispatch to the Balti-
more American says: AS a result of
a remarkable story related by A.
year-old Irene Kegel of 297 East
One Hundred and Thirty-fourth
street the police of the Morrisania
and Alexander avenues stations are
searching for an insane merchant,
who will be charged with having
chloroformed the child and branded
her back with red hot irons.
The outrage was perpetrated more
than two weeks ago, but neither
Magistrate Moss, sitting in the Morri-
SANTA court. nor the police would be-
lieye the little girls story until Mr.
II. Silverman attested that she had
been so treated.
The physician said the girl had
been branded with a sharp-pointed
iron. The word ice, written back
ward, in script, is plainly visible be-
tween her shoulders, while just be-
low are figures when the police dis
| cerned as a" and -"
! According to the child she was
passing through Alexander avenue,
near One Hundred and Thirty-fourth
street, when the man, an ice dealer,
ran out and took her to the base
ment, where a bright fire was burn
ing. He then placed handkerchief
oyer her mouth with something
wet" on it, as the girl related, and
that was the last she knew until
she awakened several ~Ours later
suffering great pains. The man, she
said, then took her to the street and
warned her that if she told any one
he would burn her up. The child
became dreadfully nervous and has
appeared to suffer from the effects
of the sleeping potion. Yesterday
her pain became so great that she
told her mother and the physician
was summoned.
For a ding time Irene. half delir-
ious. refused to permit the physician
to examine her, declaring that the
man would either kill her or throw
her into the fire.