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The Prescott daily news., 1909-03-20
EXPERIMENTING WITH GRAPES

De Queen, March 2O.-An ex- pertinent in grape culture is to be engaged in this season by a California vineyard expert, which will demonstrate decisive
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
en,,, ANNI-AI MEETING.

-L,sa intending 10 10 TO the seui-aIli uai
a.,pg of the T : : n summit y -
:, Novernber g. viii please take inc -
e-.,oo,, train from West 80 street ot -
.o,,e- street ferries or l2:5l O'Clock lio,I
r,a-.ls,- street summit J. on me -""- -
g Essex division q the Delaware, 'fl., La N,i
80 E. western Railroad. Members anu l
,-,a,5s going by the different ferIles WI"
a,I ,,,ee+ IN Eoboken. and a committee i'''i
,ba Young Ladies Club VIII fhee' 'i'e'' 90
- e summit 10 conduct them to me
r,ace Of meeting Il i again ureea 'i'Al
- ,,-a,cbes outside Of New Jersey seno
,-.,~,.5fa,elv the names Of their delegates
= -a,-resentatives 10 the general secretary
o,-,,,,,a I2uidinE The state president OF
~ Jersey is giving special invitations 10
r's.,l,g-e in her state. and it is expected
80 ,psre VIII be q large and represent
..I,,a altering al the meeting Only re
- ~ summer worz are 10 be given III
,,,sirass session. and these should be
.-o5a as concise as possible, as the time Is
,--,,,.5 The fare for round trip tickets Is
., ,,-+s from New York, but parties gong
9.~.,,,.- nay procure ten trip tickets at a
,as,,,a5 -ate. The 7. : S president urges
- ,tose interested in the work OF the So
c;stv and living within reasonable distance
- co,,a and enjoy this Sunshine day IN
New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
prr-r1AcEETs BRANCH.

--he IN Ner,orian Circle, T B - oi
-, ,g,es Marie /. De Comps, preSl-
ae,t. organized at the beginning oI .,le
80 "a branch of It's circle called he
v-arsbin Bluejackets' Branch, the pul
-, hsi,U 10 SEND special cheer 10 those
or hoard and extend home hospitaiA'S -
those Oh shore leave. The foAo"i"s
,o-t from the secretary VIII give an -ue0
r. what has already been accomplished on
board one warsnlp'
The warship Bluejackets' brancn OF our
c-nstins Circle was organized last JahuaI! >
- si,-ra then We have entertained at the
Rome Of our president ana on poaIQ ~ ~
Kew Eampshire about nve @ Gieo I3t % on nr5
tnarS lie ship five hundred oranges, seN-
e1ty-Tve pounds o. home MADE canoyr my @nLtg
ot;3r5e ~ store candy, twenty large nome
he.5s % kee TWO dozen quart jars or nome
,-,eSe preserves and canned fruits. OF
.laoe Z n .he ships hospital. two dozen
tars of sDecial ielles, besides fifteen quarts
- orange ana lemon jelly, were coItIlbuleu-
TTrree social evenings were held AT the
- boys" had feast OF good thlhgs &c
60 and the president keeps open mouse
for any OF The iackies during their HDeIt!
hours on shore, so they may feel thal some i
80 hae & kindly interest IN them. Inc
min Is now at Portsmouth, but TINS ooeS
rot prevent the boys from RECEIVING sun sun
shine over 5fty dozen postals nave been
sert a large number OF fine books given as
special presents and many ieIters eK-
changed Ine e%Perl5ee Ile enps53ne have
r. large mt were met by members or
~ circle and two outside friends
our president presented large Norman
horseshoe as q symbol OF good luck TO the
F.fp and tn.s has been framed and hangs
On the upper dock Captain WinsloW VI
cgrnynarGer of the navy yard, said:
have certainly had good luck IN knowing
IL sunshine club. and ! hope they vii
hep up their interest IL the New Hamp'
TseIteuant r. .. White formerly Of the
New Hampshire Is now nag lieutenant OF
the Connecticut. ana ne hopes. as we do
that our CHEEKY work may include tina
snip. too. During the Hudson-Fulto toI
celebration the members Of our SUNSHINE
Circle and their friends were hospitabl,
entertained aboard the New Hampshire OF
several 0ays. The honorary presidents ar
captain Cameron MGR WinsloW. Com
laalder Roger Weles, Lieutenant Com
i rnander Joseph ". Reeves and LIeutenan
Richard y. White
I ELIZABETH ABOTT Secretary.
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BRANCH NOTES

On October IS the Kingston CN. y
branch held its monthly meeting and
elected the following officers for the com
ing year: Mrs w. S. GiIlispie, president;
N V. O'Nei, first vice-president; Mrs.
George Coykendan, second vice-president;
Mrs Frank Merritt, secretary, and Mrs. VI.
e Hobson, treasurer.
The Friendly Aid branch Will hold its
FIRST fail meeting tomorrow, November ..
a. the home Of Mrs. II. Lindsay, the
president No. 104 West S4th street.
Mrs. Greene, president Of the Chelsea
branch. has been busy all summer prepar-
ins for the seni-annual Sunshine sale
thls month, of which particulars viii be
given later.
The Mount Vernon ~. - branch will
h9io It's regular monthly meeting to-day
ne following officers have been elected for
me year; Mrs. +. S. Sampson, president
Mrs. J. p Glaccum. vice-president; Mrs. ].
4. Palmer secretary, and Mrs. G. w.
Levie, treasurer.
The Neighborhood Club. Of Clark's Falls.
Conn, has elected J.. Z Bill and Charles
Stone as delegates 10 The semi-annral
meeting at Summit, n J.
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OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS

A barrel of clothing and other useful ana
fancy articles came from Mrs. G. N Law
ton. Another barrel, filled. as usual with
girls clothing beautifully laundered come
articles Of bedding, shoes, etc, from a
Sunshine friend at Bath Beach; an exnraee
box of helpful gifts and reading ,nattar
from Miss s. Of Fifth avenue; two new
wool caps for Christmas box, from J,lta
Bennett; box Of woods from Mrs. Gas
ton; silk samples for guilt makers. from
Mrs. S. c. Robinson. Of Manhattan. .wo
handsome knitted hoods, from Boston. .
package Of clothing from A. l.. Of Brook
lyn; useful and fancy articles. from Mont
clair. N J; silk pin case. from Miss (
Hull, OF Danbury, Conn. clothing from
Anna Z. Potter. Of Aanhattar; rcadlDp.
from Mrs. {. Q. Walton. q silk Wrapp-r
for an invalid, from Mrs M a sweater
for a Western mother living Oh q farm
and a wrapper, from d =. NJ. Of sheldon
Vt. and a box Of warm clothing, from
Tonpkinsvflle Staten Island.
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xo~rv RECEIVED.

Mrs f ". of Boston, sends so for ',u.os the
r.ncv Ms. m fund and s. to help buy brace
.s3 .rSr crtppsd rr boy: * Of Albany S; Mrs 5,
,cI - -. nouring. so. and &c. p W Oh
hreanr. ho,1'rlTo so sor emergency fund Mrs Mary
6-noniesf 80 s. as special cheer: Mrs. :.
,-'ee 80 y cents: "a Brooklyn friend, 81
sor expressage: Mrs. Fissler, Of No. ~ -
t.a,cb So 8 30 for badges. and Eliza oe'n'
- raet Orange. u cents for postage
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
4 soUTHERN KINDERGARTEN.

Atlanta has its problem of destitute
Children Hike other cities and the negro
women Of that city show as much zeal and
practical philanthropy toward the better
ment OF the slum children as do their
white sisters by establishing free kinder
eartens
The address 10 y rhich contributions
snouid be sent is: Mrs. John Hope. Atlanta
0&Stiat College. Atlanta, Ga.
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,ess THE 7. S. S.

Az letters srd be addressed 70 the ,,1InS IrS'
z. $, ,ssnshins sools'yti Is tbe above ADDRESS Is
gne Sort CITY. - COMMUNICATIONS In
ne nnaeTsfuiIy osse'4es .se u 5. s will be less lke1y o
s"ss' = sTsu1s wS S'9ss"t say o.Ss;
esesy mas no o1mrGSat9 o10,,r1icat9on using the word
e1ssn,.st..o9 o. a PGPF eReoFs and money 9rders
ns ',sunnsh'bnee' he mace psyabIe to the Tribune
e"sin, Society.
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n< Interest
TO Women
WTRInuME
NGI I0GHB1Y Z

,s. along the he's 9.s
-, 6oing.-STnlIe1-
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IPLAcE OF BUSINESS.
Il65 West l0eth st.. Man.
1 haitian.
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sth District. ......-,
MEMBER OF AS
SEMBLY.

SEMBLY.
l1th District. ...........
18th District.
2fth District. ............
10Th District .........-
2Gth District-.........
29th District. =
goth District. ...--...--.
MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF ALDER
MEN.
9th District........''.'
1lth District. ..-..--..'-'
18th District. ....-...---
25th District......''''''
Z1th District. ..-.-.'..''
9Th District. ...--..'-..
aDth District. ....-.-.'-'
S2nd District. .........'
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
3+3 East SD St, Man
haitian.
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OFFICE TO 81
FILLED.

JUSTICE OF THE u :
ETcIPAL COURT OF
THE CITY OF NJ "
YORK. BOROUGH OF
AfANHATTAN.
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OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.
Mayor .---
Comptroller ....''
President Of the Board
of Aldermen '-.''''
.,,,,o, Of THE
STTPR EME COUR4'
,st Judicial District '.'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01

~ Broadway. MAnhno-
tan.
li6 Nassau Sc. Nan
haitian
a. East 42d ST. Mar
haitian
&t6 Broadway. Manhaa-
tan.
80 Broadway. ManhAf-
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Charles II. Truax ......
John ]. Delany.
Francis X. Pendleton. =.
George r. Roesch.
Christopher d. Sullivan
James J. Hsgan. ......
George Gordon Battle. d.
John L. Goldwater. ....
Joseph Haag ..........
Julius hamburger.
George F. Shrady.....,
Peter +. Acritelli. .....
Edward T. McCrystsl.
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Sheriff ......--.---...--
County Clerk ----.---.--
District Attorney.
Register ......--......-.
President of the Borough
of Manhattan ..-......
Coroner -...........-...
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
SOCIALIST PARrY-Con,,nu.,,.
OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.

OFFICE EEiS TO TO OF - . m nu
SH
n".' Victor 1nA' qs City Ss"'' Ave. sS d Ssrs'a Ave.
'0s95Gs Fsaaa e coaR4 5Ha su- i
1.osH niaun Man- B-.dwy Manhas-
Nh0 Aisnin a h.ns sass i' St. Nassau ST. Mnhas
'sss; $+;s: q &; ai, city G:.. s:s
a os s4 r wass ss | Man s4 Il r xss s Man.
County Clerk Ram last NATHAN
district Attorney L
f ~ Henry snhi az R East 1@h ST. Is
fs 4 t.:s nj: s' o Mcfarland $50 East 7t S. Man $50 East ,7s St, Man.
Coroner
M co. Square
soumo East Man
'ss%s:: $: y ssSha
'OSSH5fF S5fF42 OF 56Gan TUE nu-
@5 + fS!s,S sis Sas.s.s a%s s"
William .los East lo East St,
End District
@ . s's4 " :. @ ss9.1aR ss e % s. 'sas
F I =. SO. =. Pearls
- Arnold xo - 1883 'sn FIRST Ave. Man ,ss Fir, Ave.
% Samuel Ben aa.'n :. - &C. s:s:s
:, 4; ::. % .,::: ~ : ';:: s = B. ':;'::, s:::'
d Dhtr -. 80. $780,. Lou. Simon . fan ~
4th 80 St.
9th District +1 Vest 18th st. Man
lAenon Les d.on A
r.ae.. IT2
sd a2 Grand St. ManhA n.shman St. Mhat-
9th .. EshthA MANI
H. Enscu. s..
A 2
...... lennae 2 East
stn.c .co-n...
| as St
District HuryE Ackery. West
|
trct
|
| Imhra 49,. amulFs Ave.M Man
| A
| Warren W.
go Is s31' IS Sss S
| Morris seher
f. l. johnson . liz
s B % s 5' 10 w s'stG S. g. Man ~ East 18th St, Man
! District. "
18th District. l. :,
sos District. Max haitian"
| C St Man
HHrsgss sassn 81 aE Ai4 THE
Abraham schoerx Mani
DstrN Myven. Manh
| d NJ
c.
1no Charles
9th .Nnan stupnke c. Man
| 7th Anu Dawson
G s.
| pbtrc ..Fedhand Nsu-.. Ninth Ave., Man.
Ditrc -.BathddK Korn Man
1th ..GerseKn St Man
4th District. Gs Man
District. Price. IA Sutton Place
District. .IGuaavu Myers s.....Is West
| 10th District. ......
Goth District. IFan A.
Ave-
District. F ...i@ ~
Henry n..-..
I2.h District.
1882
Goth District.
az East 16th St. Man
2shD Henry
18th District .-.....l,oh .......-- %
AdObhG GreunSor / Ea
uu District ....-.. James Boyd East st,
..JdnH
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
25s William ST., Man
haitian.
81 Nassau St, Mammal
haitian.
- Liberty ST. MsnhAs-
Tan
- Nassau St. llenb.t-
tan
I'4 Nassau ST. Man
hattau
l63 broadway. Manha,-
tan.
"a Broadway. Manhat-
tan
pa East 31st St. Man
haitian.
9 East l31st ST. Man.
haitian
70 Nassau ST.. ManhAt-
tan
24A Tenth Ave. Man
haitian
~ West 44th ST. Man
haitian.
lO4 West i19th 81
Manhattan.
l9@ Spring ST, MaHhat-
"Ol west 1l1th ST.
Manhattan.
2s5 East Tth ST. Man
haitian.
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309 Broadway. asanhat-
tan
81 Fleecker ST.. Man
haitian.
2G1 Broadway. Manha.-
tan.
- West I4th ST.. Man
haitian.
s3& Ninth Ave. Man
haitian
- Wiliiar 81. Man
haitian.
Il Maiden Lane. Man.
haitian.
- Park Place. Narsat-
tan.
45 Broadway. Manhas-
tan.
70 Dey St. ManhattAn.
so Broad ST. Msnhas-
tan.
sac Broadway. Manna--
tan
- Vnion SQUARE. MAJ
haitian.
S2n Broadway. NanhAt
tap
tt5 broadway. Manhat-
~ Rroadwav. Manhaf :
ran.
ieo Broadway Manhas-
tea-
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.

,. 46 East Mau 2oe Broadway.
John AIS west "a ''' " lattan ' 81 Man
To-, Foley 8l4 East Man 2G Broadway,
'"HIe"
r,o. I1xingt 3i6 broadway. MGnhat
cr, r,ob,or 9eS Vest i2h Man 27l Broadway.
Irv,n 14ai Madison $50 Broadway
,,u n, h3+n 4,3tt 9ond St. Broadway Manha-
ont. c a aaiag gast 1920 St. Manha-
William c Towen Hotel york 36th 27l
Wendell aa IN ef Af 10th St.
hattan
VIM p kennealy Manha -hu ave- Manhat-
Charles Delaney rs East 1o5th St. 1O5th
James Conry 50 Vest 2eh St. St. Man
St. 22 9sth
Joseph Park Ave- Man Madison
James II Y Grand st.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01

JUSTICE OF THE MU-
NICiPAI, c oU r T,
CITY OF NEW YORK
BOROUGH OF NAN
HAITIAN.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01

81 Fifth Ave- Manhat- 4s4s
tan chambers St.,
40 Broadway Man 2 Rectnr Ss
haitian iec'or ST., Manhattan.
haitian ''" o''' man hall OF Records. Man.
90 r. 80, haitian.
haitian. A0'' d. Man los East 10th ST.. Man.
tan st. Mahhst- ZI broadway. Manhat-
tan 81 '-'u ST. Man Is Park Row, Manhat-
, 'ah. tan.
t.n lost io'h e''. Man 81 Wall ST., Manhattan,
i0s Willis Ave. Bronx @s4 Willis Ave. Bronx.
30 west 155th St, Man 277 Broadway Manhat-
nattan. tan.
% ST Marks Pl.. Man l25 Centre St. Manhat-
hattan. tan.
'io Lexington Ave, l2o Centre st., Manhat-
Manhattan. tan.
1856 Lafayette St, Man 125 Centre St. Manhat-
haitian. tan
ll5 East S3rd St. Man-l35 Warren ST. Manhat-
haitian. tan.
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OFFICE TO BE
FILL En

Justice OF the Supreme
Court 1st Judicial Dis
trict ,...........
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
81 Nassau ST, Mammal
tan.
so Pine St. Manhattan.
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46 East l.Gts St. Man, 2o6 BroadWay. Manha;-
batfan tan.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01

Comptroller -........
fresident OF the Board
OF Aldermen .....,....
JUSTICE OF THE GIL
PREME COURT.
lst judicial District. :,
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CITIZENS UNION.
sESIDENC

EMRLEM-sTATUE OF LIBERTY.
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NAME OF CANDI-
DATE.
William Randolph Hearst
William \. Prendersast-
John PUrroy Mitchell
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Iustice Of the city
court Of the city OF
New York --.-.'-'''-
Sheriff --....'-.'-'
County Clerk --...-.'''
District Attorney -.''''
Register .-.-.'''''-
President OF the Borough
81 Manhattan -----'-
COTOnerS ----.''''''
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RESIDENCE.
l3T riverside Drive.
500 9th St. Brooklyn
3uJ West 97th S.. Man
tan
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RESIDENCE.
80 East jSth St. Man
haitian.
800 5th St. Brooklyn. e.
305 West 9th St. Man
haitian.
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9IS Freeman St.
452 Fifth Ave.
$50 Broadway
213 West i3lst 81.
% East 45th ~.
~ Nassau st.
los Fulton ST.
T6 West 1921 81.
294 East Broadway.
l55 West 140th ST.
55T West 14Sth st.
.7Ga Greenwich St. Man
haitian.
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CIVIC ALLIANCE.

ETBLEM-FIGURE or JUSTICE.
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LIST Distrht...-.......,
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32J East 4th St. Man
haitian.
22l East Broadway
Manhattan
3IS West 51st St. Man
haitian.
3lY West 35th St. Man,
haitian.
l72 East 10Th St. Nan
haitian
- East 121st 81. Man
haitian
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iG1 West 10th st. Man. Z
haitian
,;'Et West End Ave. 2
Manhattan.
- West 12Sth St.
Manhattan.
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OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.
NJ Ay or -.....s.
Comptroller ...----..''
President OF the Boafo
OF Alderman. n..-.-.--
JUSTICE OF THE 81
PREME COURT.
1st Judicial District..-.
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-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01

Nathan Rftur ....--.,
Edward 7. Gavegan ..'
Alfred r. Page --..-.-.'
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RESIDENCE.
/ $50 West 76th St, Man
haitian .
West New Brighton,
RI hmond.
46 Rogers Ave.
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EMBLCM-FoUNTAIN.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
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tGA 1CsH ~ - Ass - ss-s-
"a Districs..-..........ll
81 pistrict-.......-..
9Th District-.-..........
sth District--~..-......
MEMBERS OF ASSEM-
BLY,
1st District...-....-...t
% District.........-.
81 Distnct.........-..I
Attn Distrsct-...-..--i
bth District.
9th District-..-.......i
9Th District-...........I
Sth District.-..-....I
9th District....--......'
10th District.
I1th District-........-..
18th District.....-.......
18th District-..........
I4th DisHrict--..-....-.-
18th DistTict-............
10th District...-......
18th District.........-..
18th District-......-...
10Th District.-...-..--.-
Goth District...-.-..-..
21st District-...........-
22d DistrIct.............
23d Distnct--.-.........
oath District...-.......
18th Disrict.............
2sth DistTict.........-..
27th Distnct-..........
2Sth Distrst-....-......
29th District-.......---..
soth District-..........
( slst District-..........-
MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF ALDER
MEN.
lst Disuict-..--..'...'
ID District-.........'.'
Sd District. ..-....--.'
4th District.........-..
9th District...---.....-
9Th District --.-
9Th District-........-.
sth District.....-.....
9th D1stric,.....-.....
10Th District. ct...-.-.
Ilth District-.......-..-
18th Distrht-........-.
18th Districs..........-
i4th District-.-...-...
18th District.--..-...-.
10th District...-......-.
18th Distr'ct.-..........
18th District.....-..-.
18Th District...........
Goth District............
21st District. .....-...-'
2od District-..-. .....'
2sd District.........-
oath District........-
25th District...........
2Gth District..........
27th District--.-...-
osth District..-...-....
29th District...........
, Goth District-........-
3ist District ..........
: 32d District.........'.
33d Digtrict-.........-
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Jacob S1aptro .......... 226 East Broadway
Manhattan
John l. Manning .-.---.3 3 Commerce ST. Man
Harry Kopp ..........., - Avenue y. Mannat
Daniel J. Keucher. 3ls West 2ist St Nan
haitian
David MoIoy ........... -ai Nuyh Ave. Man
haitian
William NJ Bcnnett.... 49, central Park West
Manhattan.
Joseph I.assuer .....,... ga East 50th St, Man
haitian
Frederick r. Toombs-.. ~. West End Ave
Manhattan
Andrew r Murray y......IS4S Wcst ilSth ST
Manhattan.
Edward \. Doherty q. 80 East 9oth st. Man
haitian
Frederick a. Higgins aSl Fdsecomb Ave
Manhattan
Thomas y. Brennan i3t2 Lexington Ave.
/ Manhattan.
/ Arteunus Ward. Jr. - East ilth St Man
haitian.
Irving 7 Joseph --.--..- tt@t Madison Ave
I No0hattsn
Linden Bates Jr.....-,. Il Fest Goth st. Mar
/ haitian.
Peter Donovan. ...... $40 East fssth 81. Maj
/ haitian
Mitchell F. Friend s.-.. 10 West i.5th 81
Manhattan
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2O6 West IIsc St. Man 2231 Broadway. Manhat-
haitian.
n6 West 15bth 81. Man ilG West 154th St. Man
haitian. haitian
IO2 Waverly Pl., Man Rector ST. Manhattan.
[ haitian
.1l5 East 1OSth St. Man seth St and 5rd Ave.
haitian. Manhattan.
1880 Park Ave, Man % William St. Manhat-
haitian
1a6 East 123rd St. Man s4T Boulevard. Astoria.
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OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.

Mayor .....-..--.-.....
Comptroller ............
President OF the Board
Of Aldermen n......
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ELECTION NOTICE.
PLACE OF BUsINEsA

PLACE OF BUsINEsa
1881 Broadway.
iO7 Fast a5,h g.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
SAYS SHE KILLED
800 HUSBANDS
Russian Woman Made BuSi-
ness Of Freeing Unhappy
Wives

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
SAAfARA. Russia, March 26-The
police to-day began a thorough investi-
cation Of the career OF Nine. Popova,
who is under arrest here charged with
the wholesale murder of undesirable
husbands. The woman confesses to
killing three hundred men in the last
80 years, but the authorities character
ize this as a bit Of weird romancing
They admit. however. that the wo-
mans criminal record is likely TO prove
her the greatest murderess in Russian
history
The prisoner has made a number OF
conflicting statements since her arrest.
which she explains on the ground that
her victims are so numerous that she
has become confused as 20 many inn
portant details. She says her own un-
happy married life led her 10 conceive
the idea Of ridding other unfortunate
wives of cruel husbands, and she set
out on her career Of crime. She offered
her service 10 any unfortunate wife.
agreeing 20 kill the husband by poison
ing and charging but a small fee. She
says her operations have extended
over large part OF the samara
province.
The police say that no one could
have carried out such a career as Nine
( Popova descriges without being detect
cd almost at the outset.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
TELEPHONE COMPANY
HAD SUCCESSFUL YEAR

A general statement covering the
business OF the Bell Telephone Com
pany which owns the Delaware and
Atlantic system is included by Presi-
dent Theodore y. Vail with the annual
report of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
There was a total Of 4.S64,629 tele-
phone stations connected TO the Bell
system as compared with 3.Sss,000 at
the close OF the previous year, an in
crease OF 525,629 station.
The total earnings showed an in
crease over the previous year of 81
009, 500. the total expenses an increase
of $3.1O1.1OO. The balance of net
earnings was S45.s74 900, and, after de-
Quoting S11.034.500 for interest and
s21.33S.1 for dividends. there was left
S13,6O1. 400 in undivided profits. The
combined balance sheet shows total
assets OF $3.50, O,O44,200. with surplus Of
$31,75s.60O. and depreciation and other
reserves of S4O,4SO. 800.
The total wire mileage of the Bell
companies for toll and exchange SER
vice was 9.SsO.71S, over million miles
being added during the year. The
daily average OF calls haUiled by the
Bell companies was 1s96S.000. or at
the rate Of about six billions year.
There is shown considerable in
crease in the number OF shareholders.
there being at the end OF the year
26,3I0 shareholders with an average
holding of go each.
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
GETS BIG PENSION MONEY
AFTER NINE YEARS. FIGHT

After many conferences with the
War Department and later with the
Department of the Interiar at Wash
ington, lasting about ten years. Cen
eral John p. Donohoe. of this city, mas
just won a remarkable pension case
Nine and one-half years ago James
n. McHugh. of this city. enlisted in
Company NJ. Twelfth United States
Infantry. and was sent to the Philip
pine Islands Ell died at Manila on
August 2. 1899. leaving a widow and
three minor children. The widow af-
terward married.
Mr.. Donhoe undertook to obtain a
pension for the minor children and
for more than nine years has been
working on the case. The eldest of the
children. now married, is Mrs. Sterrett
living al 40. los West Sixth street. Mr.
Donohoe obtained S2ss.74 for her. being
her share OF the pesion which her
fathers death created, and In addi-
ton TO this 81 month up TO the time
she was sixteen years old. She was
twelve years of age when her father
Evening journal., 1909-03-26
OUT OF JAIL FINDS WIFE
Welded TO ANOTHER

BUFFALO, \. Y. March 26.-Broken
in health and bearing the appearance
OF a man prematurely grown old. AL
fred f. Rhodes, arrived in Buffalo to-
day to find that his wife whom he left
after six months OF marriage, to join
the Fifteenth United States Infantry
j. years ago. had divorced him and
re-married and was at present living
happily with her second husband in
this city.
Rhodes while a soldier in the Philip
pines was court martialed and SEN
fenced 10 fifty years in prison for
killing a Filipino. He was psrdoned
last November. after having served six
years OF his sentence. and Immediately
started across the continent from San
Francisco to find his wife, whom he
hadn't heard from in years.
When he learned that she had re-
married he decided TO continue his
Journey eastward and left today to re-
join his mother who lives in Engle-
wood. n. J.
Probably my wife had learned that
I was in prison under fifty year SEN
tence." said Rhodes. Il can't blame
her for getting married again. But
was innocent Of the charges. II Is
true that / killed a Filipino. but I die
not do IL with malice aforethought."