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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

will be here the latter part of this
month To spend several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. w. Sherwood.
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury will be at home
this week from California, where she
went to attend the wedding of her SON son
Mr.. aud Mrs George S Eckstrom
have returned from IL visit Of several
weeks in New York and other eastern
cities.
Mrs. Abner Lunan is here from
spending some time in Nebraska and
Denver. Colo.
Miss NauriDe Naylor is visiting here
from ON IDAHO, the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Beveridge
Mrs. ], r. Beveridge and daughter
Lillian are now at Long Beach. where
they VII spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Game have re-
turned to- the city from the east, where
they spent the past i've months.
Mrs. Walcott Thompson and her
two children left Thursday for New
Haven to spend the summer on the
Nitu
Mrs. j. q. Paine and her daughter.
Miss Emma Paine of Ogden will pc
here to spend some time with Mr. and
Mrs. James +. Marshall.
Miss Leslie Woodruff, who has spent
ithaswirter; studying music in New York l'iFl
vii leave there the last Of this week
for Rochester, where she vii spend a
"a n n . md
June 49,.
Miss Bess Mcmillan. who has spent
nearly a. Year in Spokane, Wash, re-
turned home Monday morning, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. G. IIueleWitz.
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. JUNE IL 1900
The marriage viii

}Hiraiaislll OF Seattle. The marriage will
take place Jul
Mr.. and Mrs Royal b ~ Young an
nou1ice the eng gelnent Of their daugh-
ter Ivy to Waltef y Lewis, Jr., The.
marriage will take place on june II. s8
Many friends will he Interested in
the wedding which took place this week
in New York City of Marcus a. Nc.
iChrystal, son Of Mrs. Sarah A. Nc.
G'hrystai OF this city. to- Miss Grace
Shuster or New York. After July
Mr. and Mrs. Aicc,hrystal will be at
home here. II "a
a quiet home wedding OF this week
was that OF Miss Violet NJ. Baier|
of Brooklyn, and w. Il. Lewis OF this.
city. The ceremony took place at
the home OF Mr.. and u Mrs.
Charles Gilnler, Rev, p. A. Silnptin OF y
iiciating. The young people will make
their home here. a
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(orINGer
IN SUI NC

Mrs.Louis B. Mccormick has returned
from the coast where she went to at 4
tend the wedding of her brother, Q. j.
Salisbury, on juno 2.
Mrs. w w. Crook and her little
daughter. Dorothy. left this week for
st. Joseph, Mo-. to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron 1Seysor, former
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

SILK FRocK WITH BRAIDED BODICE.
emphasizing
heotppe The hat trimmed with
hellotope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

1yefe fl1ttyGu9 AND pfIZts siWa1I uep .S5se
guests of honor and Mrs. j NJ Free
land and Mrs. John Thompson.
Miss Zina lambert entertained at a
heart party on Wednesday for Miss
Jean Spencer. the decorations being in.
red and white With roses. tallies and re-
freshnents carrying out the idea.
Prizes were won by the guest Of honor
and by Miss Alice Nibley aud Miss Ma
mic Nccdhain.
Mrs. s. J.. Richards entertained at q
large Ke1lslngton on Thursday, tho
rooms being prettily decorated In yell
low roses and prpfusion of peories.
and a guessing game being among the.
features. About go guests We're pres
.ent. In the evening DIR. and Mrs 1ich-5
ards entertained about 80 friends at.
cards. ~. al.s -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

SUMMER EVENING CAPE IN MUSTARD COLOR.
evening FOR wear on short motor spins over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

Miss Georgia. Young was hostess at a
dinner on Monday given In honor OF
Misses Farms worth who left this week
Or Europe. the decorations being pref
ely carried out In red with red peonies
for a. centerpieSc tied with red ribbons,
and red shaded lights. The place cards
We're tiny suit cases filled with honhons
Covers were laid for about dozen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

The Woman's Relief corps entertain
cd at their club rooms Wednesday
afternoon for the G. A. r. and a. few
invited friends a dainty lunch was
served and a pleasant time enjoyed
by all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

Mrs James Daniels was the hostess
at a Kensirgt9n at her home We'd
nesdaN afternoon. About 40 friends
etljoyed a very pleasant afternoon:
Pink and white poeonies were used
III tie parlnr and an elaborate lunch
cor was served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

Mrs. Sid VINCENT, Jra entertained
Friday evening In honor of Miss Hat
tie Vincent and Art, Scott in the
way of shower. The lady guests
presenting the bride-to-be with linen
and the groom with tin. Tho evening
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Miss Ruth Sowles will leave the mid
die of June for Denver, Colo, where she
will spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. H. G Roberts.
Miss lone Albright of Lincoln. Neb.,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
PROPOSALS AND BIDS


BIDS FOR TRACK LAYING.
Sealed bids win be received at the office Of
tbe Chief Engineer Of the Shannon Arizona
Railway. Clifton, Arizona, up to y o'clock
ten and one-haR t101s) miles of railroad track
from Clifton. Arizona. to Metcalf, Arizona.
seventy five t75) pound rail. eighteen ds ties
TO thirty three (33) foot rail-
A bond of fifty t5o) per cent of bid will be
required.
bids.
signed. ,cx-re
Chief Engineer s. A. Ry.. Clifton, Arizona.
BIDS TO FURNISH BAND INSTRUMENTS
SEALED bids Will be received by the Board Of
Trustees of the Town of Mil Valley as
COMMITTEE of the Whole. up to TUESDAY
November 9th. 1902. o'clock 2. N. for
Military Brass Band with some nineteen (1s)
Selected Musical Instruments. The COMMITTEES
and Board reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
Dated Mil Valley. Cal. s. b. ROBERTS.
October 22d, 1909 Clerk Board of Trustees.
Town OF Mil Valley, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
BUSINESS CHANCES


A CHANCE TO MAKE BIG MONEY.
Well established business fTrn that baS been
running most successfully for over year. ow-
ing 10 n recent enlargement Of their premises
and extension Of their business = in need Of a
live businessman with about 81. 200 rea6y cash
who can put in 500 ar and nave 81 600 on
haEd 10 help swing deal through a little later.
and which Will be returned.
such a party VIII he given half interest in
the business This Is = bona hde proposition
and the chsnce Of q lifetime Large profits
certain. Address box 1890, Call Office, : +.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION


At OUR sALEsRooM TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
CATALOGUE. UNDER THE Personal
DIRECTIoN OF MR.. WENDELL EAsToN.
LOT PINE AND JONES STREETS tNortheast
corner) SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Elegant. slightly location. Northeast corner
4SxS2:6 feet This part of city is showing
great improvement and building in this Inn
mediate vicinity on the slope from Suttcr
street TO the Fairmont hotel and from Pow
ell street is attracting great attention. Com
NORTHWEST CORNER CLAY AND MASON
STREETS
Northwest corner Clay and Mason streets, 8
fine modern fats of "a rooms and bath each,
and all latest improvements. Each apart
lnent has a fine sunny exposure. and a wait
ing list ef s 5enants ip so case Of Tacanees In
of $4,000, German savings and loan society.
remain.
GOLDEN GATE AND DEvIsADERo SITS.
THE CAMBRIDGE APARTMENTS
17<31753 Golden Gate avenue. at Devisa-
ern improvements; containing rooms and
containing rooms, each having its own
storeroom. bath and special appointments.
Marshall Stern best wall beds In each apart
nent. Building complete, modern In every
respect. Total income $295 per month. Mort
gage OF $4,000 can remain at Ga per cent
gross. Lot 33:4x137:6 feet.
SEVENTH AVENUE AT GOLDEN GATE
PARK
Three fine lots, east line OF Seventh ave
nue. 291:11 feet north OF Fulton street.
Street work all completed. severed. btu
minized and cement sidewalk. accepted by
city. VIII sell property as whole, 7ax120
feet, or three building lots, each 25x120 feet.
SECOND AVENUE NEAR CALIFORNIA ST.
Beautiful cottage @ g hone s9s west Line Of Of SEE
fornia street Contains rooms and bath.
with modern improvements Street work all
done, severed, bituminired and accepted by
city.
FREDERICK NEAR BUSH STREET
Two dwelling houses and large lot, east
line Broderick street. s7.6 feet north of Bush
street. Each house contains rooms and
bath. Total rental for the entire property,
$40 per month. Lot 40xsT.
sTANYAN STREET NEAR GRATTAN ST.
Fine new building just completed in the
east line OF Stanyan street. % feet south OF
Grattan street, comprising three hne mats 6, OF
provements. Marble yestibule, high basement
which could be arranged into fats II desired.
Total monthly rental OF S102.5o Size OF lot,
25x111:6 feet.
CLIPPER STREET NEAR SANCHEZ ST.
Lovely cottage home, POI Clipper street,
south line 105 feet west OF Sanchez street.
Two fats of As rooms and bath each. Hard
wood floors, frescoed ceilings. handsomely
decorated. Concrete foundation. iron fence,
nnd nne garden. Size OF lot, ZoXl14 Ieet.
4 MISSION HOME
91S Corbett avenue, opposite Twenty third
street Two fats of rooms and rooms In
basement Will rent for S35 per month.
Street macadamized and proposed extension
of the Eighteen street electric road TO Park
side will pass the property. Lot 2TxiS5 feet
with two frontages.
STANLEY PLACE NEAR HARRISON ST
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Lot tho N
south of Harrison street. Street severed and
lot on the grade ready for building. 60x112:f
feet.
MILL VALLEY. MARIN COUNTY
Beautiful home fronting on Helen's lane
I'm Mill valley lot known as No. 90. Schling
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
,11rn rA1Iry nIAp1N cnIrNTY

MILL VALLEY. MARIN COUNTY
Beautiful home fronting on Helen's lane
in Mill valley. lot known as No. 20. Schling-
mans tract No. 6. House contains rooms
on main floor; living rooms. kitchen. bed
rooms and bath, toilets. etc; upper noor.
bedrooms: basement, servants rooms and
unfinished rooms. Very nicely finished and
commands most magnificent marine view
Mortgage OF 50, 900 can remain. Lot 1S0x1O6.
]. w.swRIGHT & co.
1o5 and Io7 Suttpr San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
HOMES ON EASY TERMSl
HOMES ON EASY TERNISt

HOMES ON EASY TERMS!
HOMES ON EASY TERMS!
Small cash payment. balance $50 per month:
artistic and well built homes in beautiful
HAYWARD PARK. San Mateo, directly ad-
joining Hotel Peninsula, San MateO's $500, 900
hOstelry; large lots. shrubbery. trees, sun
shine and flowers; only 80 minutes TO 5. T..
with trains every 20 minutes and electric
cars every Is minutes: minutes walk from
depot: lots all double frontage. from $50
upward: all improvements complete. See orr
agent. Mr.. Frank s. GrummOn. at 246 ST.
San Mateo.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. SlS-324 Kearny ST. s 2.
FRANK s GRUAIMON. 346 st. San MateO.
FOR sale room house. large pantry. bath
and porcheS; lot 50x137:6s wo0dshed and
storehouse: fruit trees and berries. kitchen
and living room paneled; only $3.50 Call
at 10 North ] ST: Z. 0. box SIG. San Mateo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3fS-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
MEMBERS S. f. REAL ESTATE BOARD.
MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
INVESTMENTS.


INVESTMENTS.
S45, ,000-3 story and basement brick building.
not far from appraisers building;
in wholesale business district; leased
to one tenant for term of years on
Investment. (5sf9l
500 ,OoO-could not be duplicated for sas, 600:
sunny well arranged fats OF 81
rooms and bath each. right side Of
street and right location for steady
renting; half block from Sutter sr-
cars in central Western addition neigh neigh
boFhood. lo6zsl
$4,000 cash earns $3.50 per year; price 50 800
to 18th and Market sts.: owner VIII
.o-- trade equity of $4,000. tosl1l
IS, 15o-Worth SO, 750 and one Will make
the turn; Oats of rooms and bath
each. close to Church and Market st, sts,
$780, nats of SO rooms and bath: onehalf
cash; facing panhandle; near Centrai
av: no inspection unless by appoint
ment. l5S3I)
RESIDENCES.
6,500-Bssutiful marine view home, just
finished; rooms and bath; lawn and
garden; plaster and timber finish;
modern in every respect; will be sold
on terms IL purchaser desires; furnish
ings included at 81, 600 additional:
$13, 5o0-Engllsh basement residence of 10 rooms
finish: beautiful marine view; Dutch
nGepiss; npep,aee inglenooks' etc.; very .ai vel
s14.o0o-smail cash payment; must be sold;
house Of 10 rooms and bath and large
garden: lot 45x131:6: lot alone worth
$4,000: Lyon st. near Washington any
oner win be considered.
$S,00O-Only 81, 900 cash. balance monthly; !;
house of rooms and bath. In Clement
st; coming business property; full size
lot.
LOTS
Lots on 1st av. opposite beautiful Presidio ter
race: lots on California ST and Sscra-
mento St. from IS, 200 upward. only
one-third cash. balance at low interest.
sTEUART ST near Market: s510x1s7:s: 1
story building: rent s1T5 per month.
STEUART ST. near Mission: lot 45:1ox13T e:
,v under m th lease at $50 per month
chased at reasonable prices. Make offers.
$6,700-Last lot In block: Sacramento ST.. this
side OF Van Ness av.; high class Of
- surrounding Improvements: S0x11S
ss,7oo-Nearly 40 feet on washington st. near
Hyde; just>th lot for apartment fiat flats.
s4.Ioo-cheapest lot south of Market: make Us
an offer: Folsom near sth; worth
s3s15O-Soxs2:e feet. near Polk and Jackson;
cheapest piece in district; make an
ss,75o-Gnerrero st. lot. near Market; 26x1oo.
s2,soo-Cole st. lot. 27sxIoo; bargain.
t3s2s)
We have number of lots ranging in price
from 5000 up, near Haight and Waller and
Duboce Park.
Send for November list OF property for SALE
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 KEARFY ST.
OCEAN BOULEVARD LOTS,
BLOCK 47TH, 4STH AVS, NJ AND n SITS.
$500 UPWARD-ONLY $50 CASH,
BALANCE VERY EASY TERMS.
ELECTRIC ROAD HAS FRANCHISE
DIRECTLY IN FRONTe0F PROPERTY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

81. 5000 acres; half apricots balance In
prunes and peaches in full bearing; COOL roou
hardwood finished house. nicely laid out; eoot
barn, wen. chicken houses and yards: best buy
In Santa Clara valley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

OWN your own home--Elegantly finished little
& bungalow In E6gewocd> av., one OF the prettiest
streets in the ctr: ideal home for small fam
lily 2o7 Edgewood av.; take Masonic av. ear.
Open Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
CITY REAL ESTATE

]. w. WRIGHT & co.
125 and 127 Sutter Street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-An attractive home Just completed: In
Burlingame district artistic and modern: broad
sun pOrches. paneled walls. nreplaces. side
board. book cases large garden plot: all city
conveniences. close to stations. terms Do
arranged. BURLINGAAfE BUILDING CON-
PANY. 2S5 Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

STANLEY PLACE NEAR HARRISON ST.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Large lot. east line Stanley place. 225 feet
south of Harrison street. Street severed and
lot on the grade ready for building. bO1112:6
feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

s2,000-10 acres; ine soil; acres young apri
cots. balance hay land. room house, barn
splendid well; east Of San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

s3.000-14 acres. fruits. vegetables and al
falfa; splendid artesian we'll, fair improvements
mile from railroad: Santa Clara valley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

s3.250-10 acres; splendid soil; good ROOF
cottage: barn, mill and tank; near San jose
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

s41 ,ooo--Corner near Broadway and Montgomery
av. 124 feet frontage: annual Income
"a 900: 8 story and basement business
structure partly leased; an A / invest
ment look into this. 1855,
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 kEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

NORTHWEST CORNER CLAY AND MASON
STREETS
Northwest corner Clay and Mason streets, 8
fine modern flats of "a rooms and bath each,
and all latest improvements. Each apart
ment has fine sunny exposure. and a wait
ing list OF tenants ip case of vacancies. In
surance $4,000. Lot 20x60 feet. Mortgage
of $4,000. German savings and loan society.
remain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR RANCH PROP
ERTY, IMPROVED OR UNIMPROyED, IN
SMALL Or LARGE ACREAGE, CALL OR
WRITE.
C. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

CALIFORNIA land. 81 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase 90c per month per acre: close
San Francisco: no taxes, interests acre
tracts; level. rich clear, ready to plow, irrf-
gated: perpetual water right; immediate pos
session; particulars. maps, photographs tree.
STEVENSON COLONY, i4i4 Market St. s. =.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
pPoDERIcK NEAR IRISH STREET

a16 Corbett avenue, opposite Twenty third
street Two fats of rooms and rooms In
basement. Will rent for S35 per month.
Street macadamized and proposed extension
of the Eighteen street electric road TO Park
side will pass the property. Lot 2Txis5 feet
with two frontages.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

Petaluma. Naps and St Helena-we have
a good list OF good small properties in these
towns. Call at office and tell what you want
BALDWIN & HOWELL
S1S324 kearny St. s. +.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

STANISLAUS REAL ESTATE
STOCK and grain ranch OF Il 500 acres. aattle,
hogs. teams and farming outfit; price $40. .0oCs
write for particulars MAZE WREN. Mo-
desto. Cal
ALFALFA-47 acres near Modestos the best
thing offered for sale at $160 per acre. RICE
& SONS. Modesto Cal. Established 1881.
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
GOOD business locations and beautiful residences
sites, only IS monthly per lot. Santa Fe tract.
center OF Richmond Particulars McEWEN
BROS. AIS Pine St, $. +. R. i. SHANNA<.
representative.
Los GATos REAL ESTATE
WE make speciality OF high class foOthiII
homes and home sites.
A splendid place Of acres. 1 mile from
Los Gatos. on which $4,000 has been spent
within the last i've years We oner IL for
$4,000.
pa acres with large new bungalow: gresa
view: Sc. 800
Is acres with splendid home sites. Sc. 500,
43 acres, the car line: land dotted an
over with ane live oaks: $4,000.
Correspondence solicited
MILLIGAN BROS. & CO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT

so acre dairy ranch Merced Co.: - cows
10 hogs. 30 tons of hay. tools. separator, etc
houses. large barn, 80 acres in alfalfa, q
more checked and ready TO seed; all irrigated
S12. 800; one-half cash. (234)
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

160 acres Staniiaus Co. near Newman: alfalfa
land: irrigated and checked ready 10 seed: $50
per acre; one-third cash
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

MUST co QUICKLY: SNAP
New dats; one ). one rooms: everything
Just as you would expect in first class. up
TO date buiiding fixtures Just perfect, con-
venient TO Key Route depot forced sale
owner must let 20: only $3.50: win pay
sDlendidIy as an Investment. Come quickly
great thing. GEO. W. AUSTIN. 101S Broad-
wav Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
GOLDEN GATE AND DEvIsApERo Sis
SEVENTH AVENUE AT GOLDEN GATE

Three fine lots. east line OF Seventh ave
nue., 291:11 feet north OF Fulton street.
Street work all completed. severed. btu
minized and cement sidewalk. accepted by
city. viii sell property a whole 7ax120
feet, three building lots, each 25x120 feet
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20

FOR sale--Wood and coal business Including
wagon. double harness. horses. new room
cottage; 1000 so. IT. sheds: lot 50xfI6 IT. ;
price $4,000. half down. bal $500 per mo
Call or address W. c. BROWN, 80 San Mateo
drive, Burlingsme, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28
EMIT 500 MULBERRY"
Police Occupy Nc5c Head
quarters at Midnight.

No .Ssi Mulberry street PASSED olt Of
Official connection with the Police De
partment OF New York city az midnight
last night when Commissioner Baker
opened officially the new Police Head
quarters building. AZ Centre and Grand
streets. by sending out the first official
message TO the various precincts over the
new switchboard.
The four deputy commissioners sur
rounded their chief as ne sent the mes
sage The new telegraph bureau was
then left IN charge Of Superintendent
Michael A Brennan and his corps OF as
sistants. who have been in training in
the Spring Street Telephone Exchange TO
handle che switch board
Deputy CommissioSr Kirby has been
busy for a week overseeing the work of
moving furniture and records into the
new building. and though this work is
not finished il viii be IN "A few DAYS. and
800 Mulberry viii then be thing Of
tie past. after forty-seven years.
What viii now be done with the old
Headquarters building has not been de-
ciCed. Probably for a time il will be
used for storage by the Police Depart
I,ent. and may be turned over eventually
70 the street Cleaning Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28
ARRESTED AT METROPOLITAN
Young Men Caught Trying TO Enter
Building Through Window.

While trying 70 climb through N'"u'"
onsnins on the fourth tier at the Metropo"-
"a, Opera House last night two youths
,,-bo said they were John MartoccL OF No
zoo Roosevelt street and David Soilende''
-, No a44 Roosevelt street. were arTes'-N
~, Special officer II J. Mallan- TheS were
oxen 10 the West Goth street station "h7'V
,ba,. were charged with opening ana uS
;ng N enter the Metropolitan opera rouSe
eor the purpose Of Witnessing perform
ance without buying a ticket
The Young men said they we're told oN
- ,bat for 80 cents he would get them
INTO the opera They paid him the money
ana he told them TO climb up the nre eS-
cane 10 a window he pointed out and tlaI
he would be inside and let them IN nus
.s dome they say. and one OF them vas
safal,- in and the other coming when they
we're arrested
In the night court the prisoners reped'TN
,beir story OF paving na1. but Nas'sl'a''
E,rotel fined them 81 eacn on a 'ns'se ''
dlsorderIy conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28
TROUBLE IN SUBWAY STATION
Starts When Passenger Tries TO Get
Pedler Away from Patrolman.

small riot AT the llSth street statl""
of The Lenox avenue subway tied up tram
for some time curly last evening ThlngS
.t,5 not quiet down until Captain WASH
and the reserves Of the 126th street station
arrived The trouble started when Charles
Mccormick. a special patrolman "Wp''Ne"
tv The InterborOugh 20 watch out lo'
,sdisrs and newsbOys. who have been ~us-
pected 81 picking pockets IN the SuD"dN
stations. arrested Dsru Manden. Of Nc. ID
West ii7th street. for blocking the pas
sagevay while trying 10 sell chewing gum
Lewis Blog. of No. - West lltth street
protested against the arrest. and according
20 the story told by the police, tried Z"
axe the boy away from the special call
ing or other passengers for assistance
Mccormick vas knocked down. but sue
-eeded in getting his prisoner into the
ticket booth and held him there until the
reserves arrived. Mandeh was charged
with disOrderly conduct and Blog was ar
rested. charged with interfering with 20
uCeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-28
AUTO DIVES FOR SUBWAY
Chauffeur Had Epileptic Fit and Lost
Control of Car.

big touring car tried to dive INTO the
subway AZ SD street and Broadway yesteT-
dav afternoon after the chauffeur in charge
rad been seized with epileptic tit and
had fallen helpless across the steering
wheel ONLY a slight iron railing kept the
car from taking the dive.
The chauffeur. Thomas Sullivan. Of No
- Columbus avenue, was going down the
tboroughfare within the legal limit Of speed.
when he was seen by Patrolman Mckee
yer. OF traffic squad q. suddenly to fall
forward across the steeering wheel Nc
Keever jumped on the running board OF the
automobile and stopped the car, but not
until It had turned TO one side and bumped
into the railing around the subway open
ing al that point.
While awaiting the arrival Of Dr. Lock
wood from Flower Hospital Sullivan re-
vived and refused medical attention. He
was permitted 10 proceed With his auto
mobile