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In nice fancy boxes, SOC pound, fresh
candy in 1-2 lib. 25c box; in I lib. soc
box. Rembert's Drug Store, 113
Forsyth street.
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WANTED-Lady agents to travel
Call or phone 514, Allen House, Mr..
Johnson. Salary. Before or II to
1880, or after p. m.
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Mr.. w. D. Moreland has been con-
fined to his home here several days
by a threatened attack of appendi-
citis, to the regret of his many friends
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Mrs. w. w. Walker and Miss Marie
Walker returned yesterday from Ma
con, where they were called las. week
by the death of Mrs. Walkers mother,
Mrs. Willis.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-03-04

Hooks & Co., in Holt Building, sell
Bicycles and do repairing. Your pa
tronage will be appreciated.
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The reason a woman can smile go
sweetly to another is because she
hates her so bitterly.
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Hamilton's Store, 40 inch White
Lawn, worth 15c, Monday, yard &c.
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February price
a yard 8
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Misses Annie May Bell, Ethel Nc
Math and Sallie Johnson returned
yesterday from Atlanta, where they at
tended the Buconi concert.
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Miss Anna Melton, of Fort Smith
Ark, is the guest here of her sister,
Mrs. M. A. Cameron, at her home on
jefferson stNeet.
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See those Remnants at w. P. War.
ticks, Planters Bank buildink.
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o @ @ o @ o O 6 g . @ 9 . o . 0 @ . a
! Want Column.
N
. 8 o 9 o Q 0 @ Q Q DO . . Q Q . o a

FOR SALE-Finest Plymouth
Rocks, Eggs, also Baby Chicks.
Phone $50. Miss Matte Walker, SIS
McGarrah st. 12-tf
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FOR SALE, or exchange the Gate
wood residence on Elm avenue, sew
en- OOms and bath. Lot contains ten
acres. No encumbrance whatever
JOHN II. GATEWO0D.
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Miss Lille Glover returned home
yesterday from visit to her sister
Mrs. Jack Massey, in Macon.
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French dry cleaning and dying.
Phone 447.
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Hamilton's Store-Hill Bleaching
Monday special 10 yards for CSC.
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Messrs. z. S. Childers and L. J.
Blalock spent yesterday in Macon,
on bushes sbefore the federal court.
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PEOPLE WHO COME FOR
A VISIT IN AMERICUS
As Well as Those Who Go
Away

Away
We engrave wedding invitations
and visiting cards, latest styles.
HOLIDAYS BOOK STORE
Miss Mamie Davis, of Eufaula, is
the pretty and attractive guest of her
cousin, Miss Imogene Davis, at her
home on Prospect Heights.
Cranes linen lawn-the correct
writing paper. Bell, the Jeweler
Mr. w. D. Moreland has been con-
fined to his home here severa; days
by a threatened attack of appendi-
citis, to the regret of his many friends
Hamilton's Store, 40 inch White
Lawn, worth 15c, Monday, yard &C.
Mrs. w. w. Walker and Miss Marie
Walker returned yesterday from Ma
con, where they were called last weel
by the death of Mrs. Walkers mother
Mrs. Willis.
Hooks e Co., in Holt Building, sci
Bicycles and do repairing. Your pa
trOnage will be appreciated.
Miss Ethel Jenkins, of Americas
is the fair winner of one of the At
lanta Georgian's subscription contes
prizes, round trip to New York.
Hooks C Co., in Holt Building, sci
Bicycles and do repairing. Your pa
tronage will be appreciated.
Misses Annie May Bell, Ethel Nc
Math and Sallie Johnson returne
yesterday from Atlanta, where they at
tended the Buconi concert.
Hamilton's Store-Hill BIeachin
Monday special 10 yards for CSC.
Miss Lille Glover returned HON
yesterday from a visit to her sister
Mrs. Jack Massey, in Macon.
French dry cleaning and dyinl
Phone 447
Messrs. z. S. Childers and L.
Blalock spent yesterday in Macor
on bushes sbefore the federal court.
See those Remnants at w. P. Wal
lick's, Planters Bank buildink.
Miss Anna Melton, of Fort Smith
Ark, is the guest here of her sister
Mrs. M. A. Cameron, at her home o
jefferson stRPet.
In nice fancy boxes, SOC pound, fres
candy in 1-2 lib. Csc box; in 1 Id. so
box. Rembert's Drug Store, II
Forsyth street.
Mrs Fred Gordy, of Tichnor, Ga
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Allen Pei
ry, at her home here.
Short lengths and Remnants I
Panama Checks Friday. w. P. WAF
IICK,S Plantar,s Pnn1r h,,i1a.
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PETERKIN-King and Simpkins
and other varieties cotton seed direct
from the originator and growers, buy
early and get select seed.
elm e. r. WHITLEY.
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rVB,N STt DENTS trTiCKED.
Police Interfere when tniN erSity Wen
Hustle Seaar NV ere.

~pedi tdHG DCanGfc1 - IHE SCN.
Havana. Feb. 2s--There was a dis
rurhance AZ the university this afternoon
caused nv the presence there OF Se&or
Mvero. editor Of the DidriC d. Ia uaTiRa.
Owing TO his connection with the execu-
iIon Of a number Of students in 1874
senior Rivero - intensely dishked by the
students
They showed resentment n week ago
when he came to the university to attend
a reception IN honor Of Altamira. a distin-
Rlished spanish educator. Rivero in an
editorial referred sarcastically to the affair
and this only :n'snsiiiedthe feeling against
him
Sefor Rivs-o this afternoon attempted
- enter the building again 10 attend a
function a. which Altamira was 20 he the
guest ~ honor The students sought
u exclude the editor The police charged
ms. students and many were injured. hut
none seriously.
Tho students resolved - held an in
Il gn.tion meet ng - protest against the
action 81 the police The entire oouuls-
tiun " Havana ~iil t- invited. 4 re-
Gu'st will he sent ~ the students ~
colleges 10 the provinces To- exclude
Seapr Rivero from all functions in honor
- Al,amira whsr tho latter makes hls
inland "trip tomorrow
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ROBBERS CBOKE I WOuAN,
neat Two NrO. Loot = TIN. Get Drunk
and Are Caugha.

Rising asrly yesterday morning 5ohn
Hanley aud Hugh Devlin put in an I'm
USUALLY busy day Before evening thew
sent three persons to the hospital. had
enjoyed a trip Ia Westminster. had sew
eral drinks and fetched up in Jail
In the morning they visited the men,
furnishing store az I92 Lincoln avenue
kept 10y Mrr. Margaret Tsdesu and her
husband. William After a small puT-
chase. which enabled them to not. the
condition ~ the cash drawer. they went
away. They came hack just before
O'clock
Mr.. redeau hRi gone to the bank with
about So. the bulk cf the money In the tiIl
Mrs redeau appeared tn Wal, upon Han
lev and Oevlin and a third individual
HAnley fingered AT the door but Ds,lin
and h's comrade were anxious to 500 some
shirts. Mrs Tedeau turned "a ze, some
samples and felt a blow on the side Of the
head
The third man stood over her. choking
her into silence. while Devlin took SO
from the cash drawer Then Devlin as
sisted hts companion to choke Mrs. Te-
f"An into unconsciousness and to tear Oh
her clothing
When Mrs. TedeAu revived several
minutes later she screamed 90 long that
help came. She IL in the Lincoln Hos
pital rather hadlv OF
Hanl~y, Devlin and man No went
Ia Mestche~;er. where thew Spent most
~ the SO carousinE. A. half past two
o'clock Hanley and Devlin returned TO
The BronN They saw Patrick Curley,
a. wears old. standing IN front Of the
stables which he and HE brother own at
81 East iOsih street They tried TO handle
hIm IA the same way they had handled
Mrs Tadeau
John Curiey. the brother. Who "a 80
himself. came running To the rescue.
but the Two youths were too much for
the CuTlevs DT Richard. Who had cared
for Mrs. Tedeau. had TO take ,hs brothers
To Llncoln Hospitsl
Hanley and Devln Again lett the neigh
borhood. but t..ev returned az half past 5
and entered a - loon adjoining the Cur
leys' stable Policemen Ga ght them
IN the hack room. They were taken to
the hospitEl and Mrs Tedeau recognized
both. HAnley - the waiter ~ the door.
Devln ~ the one who robbed the till
The police remembered thst Dsyhn
was the youth wfo few weehs ego
Knocked Policeman Ro-@rcTsn- one OF
their mates. INTO a gutter HEnIey says
he IL II years old ard lives 1T ISi Alex-
nder avenue He calls himself ls-
borer. DeyiiF sNy- he's - lives AZ t0l
Bergen EVenue nj ~ Carp~nter Both
Young men have record, the nohce say
~ for the THIRD man. MTs Tedsau de-
s"rihs.d hum and his arre~t ~ expected
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SAW WOTHER SHOT NOM.
Nin- hiIdrrR Prrsrnt WIN son-In-Ia~
skilled Her.

Nine ~ tho Murat children saw their
mother. catherine shot and inst antly
killed nv her ~nn-in-ls~. Frank !Silda-
manu. =, The MIrat home coa shoe and
Leather street W"pdhaVsn. l.. I. yes.
terdav afternoon Mrs Murat Was tn.
mother II ten giri- and ne hov ranging
"a sC- from - years 10 : munths Re-
husband = q night foreman IN factory
al WCodhaven Junction.
Three weeks ago Amelia Murat IL
vsaT- obi and The Saldamsa,, man Were
married and up 70 Yesterday they lived
with the girl's parents Bat when Frank
came home Yesterday afternoon no told
Mr. Muvc' that he Wa sick - living
with her and wanted to take hIs wife az
10 The BronN \ hGhJ -nsiisd hetwe~n
Amelia aad her mother On one side and
SaidanaIp on the other Finally the
Italian beam. angry and drew -
-alihre revolver He fired twice a. the
ga but missed her Thsn No turned and
sent a Nullst through the Older woman =
head she died instantly.
SaIdamano got AVA He - - Years
Old
The fug,',N was arrested IN the evening
a. cNlth street and Villa avenue Tn"
IRONY
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rHIT HiTEWEI ER LETTER.
Just1rr NSaii sass BSy- wrote o.: They
Insist THEY DIDN'T

Mrs Henry - Havemsyer vas IN the
Chiidrsns Cour' Yesterday when the
csse ~ George Stshl arsi samuel Will
isms. Accused 81 sending her a letter
demanding ~ 5n0. came up Mrs Have
meyer took no part IN tho proceedings
hut when the boys were brought before
Justice Wyatt she stood clnae t. them and
listened 20 every word.
The tuo boys stuck tn the story they
tod at their previous hearing that a
man who met George al Third avenue
and Seventeen street had asked HIM To
Eet a package tor him and that George
had asked SsIn to go With lin. When
they had finished Justice wv - handed
George a >lIp 81 paper
Write a. ! dictate he sili. Then
ne rcad from the threatening letter
Take tNonty m" one hundred dollar
bill. on FAbruary twenty fourth 49,
When George had finished writing
Justice WYATT took the paT~r FROM him
and compared u with the letter ana with
rsts ~ books which had been Written
by The boy
SAID YOU wrote that letter there's no
doubt abou'r' This writing that YOU ius'
handed me- - 'he same a. that m the
Letter There was no man m the case
~ all
No. u! -aid tho boys ~" told Won
the truth \ man told ~ tn So and get
the box for HIM We don't kncv any
thing chou. any lettsT
Mrs S,ahl vsS 'alled to the stand and
bIstira Wyatt handed her the specimens
~ her son = VrIting She WASN'T positive
about ths hnrary -iip bW thought that
& looked sonewhat like George wit
ing She was sire ths' the letter wa.
not written hv hum and wac euugil~ sure
that the fragmsnt which he had written
a. Justice Wvaft- dictation VAS not his
In each "a .e -he looked - the PAPER
long enough e. get the contsv' before
she "a ss~d uidyTnent on the writing
The writing which Won d. not rNccR-
ut7a as th.' ~ YOUR son vac witt NJ here
undsr nv eyes w him sad .Ilstic"
WAT an -0inE n remand him
un'il Fridiy
want nv 10Y hack. orIed Mrs S'ahl
.onf give him hack to Won until
he tells the truth. said Justice Nysttt
The tao roy- Vslksd hack - the waIr-
IpY r"or and we've token 90 The Garry
',oc,e'v - meditlt" until FRIDAY Thy
I'D not seen Worried At the pr"sp~o'
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sra JOyN BTGHAY RErRtcrs.
rskes % Bsck mat Iip = wise e,nas
VINO SHUTS per E,Fs

SfettA Ga1te Hf1pHffA 70 SIS
LONDON. Feb ?e.-Lady Frances
Bslfour. sisssr-in-law ~ tho Unions;
leader and q member % the royal com
mission recently appointed to investigate
the xhole subject oF divorce. took up the
examination % Sir John BighAm, President
Of the Divorce Court. when the investi-
eating body resumed its sessions to-day.
Lady Frances took up the phrase wise
woman used by Sir John during his
testimony on Saturday in relation 60 the
wife who shut her eyes to a moral lapse
on the part Of her husband and asked
DO you regard man as a weaker vessel.
having lees sslf-control than the wife,
To this Sir John replied: I do not think
30. I will withdraw the phrase a wise
woman 10 you wish. consider that a man
IL subjected 70 many more temptations
than a woman. doubt II a woman would
yield easily to such temptations even IL
subjected to them. A mans nature 10
different in that respect
Replying g. n question by the Hon.
Mrs n. J. Tenant. Elster-in-law Of Prime
Minister Asqiith. and another member Of
the commission. Sir John said u was IA
question in his mind whether the exist
ence Of divorce did moro harm than good
but he would not compel woman 10 live
with a man II she were in danger Of her
life OF " the mans was a degraded life.
He regarded adultery a. a breach of the
civtl contract of marriage.
SIR John furthe- expressed the opinion
that open and continuous adultery on the
part Of the husband should alone be the
ground for divorce. a. we'll as adultery
which involved gross indignity to the wife.
He did not think. however. that the sexes
should he placed upon an equality. leaving
IL 70 the wife to Judge whether she had
suffered such indignity
He would leave that 20 the Judge As
he CSir john did not wish to see the
marriage tie easily broken. he did not
think IL should be destroyed on the mere
ground that the husband had made what
one would call some accidental slips in
his morality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
DIED.


CoNYNGHAM At v'kesns.Se. Pa On Fes-'I.
= istc Hciea HuHt~- ruTner 7f'- - -
tst- Coi Chart~~ COa,nGhar.
CUSHING Th0-rss Johnson CUISINES vets =
hrsbs ~ 81 rghei Putnam CUSHING n a. va
war FunrfAl sew ires ~ his tate re~tfsnr~.
f0ti Clsy ~ BrunN. on Tuesds' rtrr.n
March !. lnin. s'sPM hlndiy orrl' no- 80
int~rnent ruVs'~ Ros'o1 ~ 49,. rieA ~,1.
gDSALL On Februar, y. 1871. a. Gosn NJ.
ftltnn . AL. daughter ~ benisnin lshl
and MAJ Roe Fuucral from her a. go"
den~- tiosheu. y y wefnssias nbrn.1r
Naroh &. 1917 =, ~ ~ siocs Tram ist,ts
New NOrk ~ g, Ere Raiirosi. stsorts-
MILLER -oR sunday. FsbyusrS =, - CrantnTi
y y James Carrnii Miller. n h,s IAd ca
Funeral private kindly omit nOSers N-~
London Conn' paper pease COW
MUM On SundsY. February n. 1910 % sss
home "a Mum avenue Last Orhaee -
sarah widow % Thompson Z. Muua n
the Tssh year 81 her age.
Funeral serNiees ~ her lats home Nsfnesiay'
March 9 at.P n.
REDMoNp. On Friday. February -. 81 Mani
pa Hear smsliwood Redmond, in ne ta'
year Of he aEc
Funeral ~ Grace ChuTch % wedoesdaS Mar
I. at 20 a II Please omit noweTs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
HORNBLOEERS JURYCONVIelS
BiNSL AC6HTER N FIRST ne
GREE ~ NEG RIOS CASE.

JurN Was cot From . s'CIoek - Nearly
Midnight 90 SeR.DeTenee Ne.
Bed On by the EH.snen, Counsel Dld
William B Hornblower's first criminal
case IN something like thirty years. came
~ a close Yesterday when Justice God
gave to the jury IN the CRIMINAL Branc h
~ the supreme Court the murder case of
the little Richmond negro whom Mr.
HornblOwer has been defending as as
signed counsel
The jury. which went out at S o'clock.
returned a verdict just before midnight
Of manslaughter in the frat degree.
Mr.. Hornblo~er's speech fo- the de-
fence lasted two hours and ten minutes
and his plea was lf-defence John
Washington. the negro On trial. had not
gone into the SIXTY first street saloon on
the night Of August N with the intention
~ killing Giovanni Chie,,a said he. He
came into the place. ne heard them
talking about him aud an argument
resulted Then when he saw the pro-
prietor start towayd him with a soda
bottle that he took for u revolver he
pulled his gun and shot az random. hitting
Chi~ca. who had struck him with a club
Il do not ask foT sympathy for thus
Toor colored man said Mr. Hornblower;
all ' ask IL justice. simpl. justice. That
have always received at the hSnds OF
an American Jury. roth m the civil and
criminal cases which I have presented
] can say here that ! have hat little az
pcrianCe IN criminal law. | know that
you will be just to Tho Colored man
luecsuse the evidence shows conchisivety
that 10 N innocent He did just what
circumstances He defended HIS life
Mr.. Noss IN reply emphasized the fact
that WashinEtons interests had been
ably looked after He had had the bene-
NJ of counsel worth 81 900 a day said
the District Attorney.
1T ~ astonishing said Mr.. Moss,
turning TO Mr.. Hornblower that he,
the apostle ~ good government. should
ask for the aoquittal Of this defendant
and should seek to make EXCUSES for the
eXcecseS Of San Juan Hill. II will never
do for men IN the san Juan Hill district
To 20 around With pistols IN their pockets
consigning the souls ot others TO he'll,
even when u IN excused by - eminent
tnan "a the defendants counsel
The District Attorney diacredited Wash
Ington's story ~ the way his head was
laid open The negro said Ohieca had
thumped him with q club before he shot.
but Policeman Cullen testified that he
had done little clubbing when the negro
was caught in a back yard near the saloon.
Can you imagine a policeman IN the
day Of Mavor Gaynor going on the stand
TO say that he had clubbed a man n he
hadn't" asked Mr. Moss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
REGENT WOW ~ TIBET.
II RImpOche IN Charge Pending ChOlrr
sT New nalaI Lama.
special cab's D~'PsisAss 70 TEE SrS


DAEJuINo. RTitish india. feI. - 3D. /. Is
reported hero that the Chinese Amban a
hasa, TtNs;. has reappointed II RIM
poche Regent of that country. ii HIM
p,,che was Regent after the tight OF the
I'alai Lama in 1905 and signed the treaty
with Ccl. Younghusband. the Co'rma ndcr
q the british expedition to- Tibet at that
limo. lie il at present Keeper uf the
kcys and administrative head 81 the
Council q: shapes.
PARIS. Feb -. The aosr~e "Fx'ycr,
Ou, a., publishes tho following. which has
been forwarded 90 II by the Chinese MIN
isfer Of fOrsign AGairs.
The Dalai Lama fed from Ihasa on
February IL. The Regent gave orders
that everything possible was 10 be done
to overtake and bring him hack to Lhasa
with all the respect due to his rank The
Dalai Lama. however had reached Cho
Ma Tong.
The Tibetan people were not satisfied
with the Dalai LAEia's attitude. The
Chinese Government wished TO protect
the Tibetan religion and act in accord
ancs with the opinion Of the Tibetan
people Consequently tho Regent hAs
signed a decree announcing the deposi-
ton Of the Dalai Lama and ordering the
lamAs TO proceed 60 the election OF his
successor in conformity with the estAb-
lished rules. At tho same time the Chinese
Government addressed alnote 90 the British
Government in which II was declared
that China desired to respect all treaties
existing between Great Britain and Tibet
and was also DESTROYS that the former
relations 81 these countries be in no way
changed
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RImh. eva ~. TR0LIEI.
Itty Wont Grant . P-rUit ~ ourI q
NaudaNtff.

supreme Court Justice Platssk d~nisa
YESTERDAY an Application hv the rec"i,sr-
u the NnirrpolI'sn - -es' RsilVav ~.
q ue-s'up'orv WI ~ rnandaunu- Compel
ing the joTmi--Inusr Il Nster supply
t,t- ard ii-CirI'Iiy = Issue a permit
tD ~ ~ tauBl street '-uin t"l'rs street
- 'te 5oV'rv 80 that an elect nc line
NAV be mt He'd
The rz,-.veT, .iId that the ConmIs-
siouer had ~ power - withhold No p@r-
init. t-CsV-a ~" ruWNguy I'D complied
with al 'rs reqiII'eIu-u'- end that me
refusal ~ the permit IA. denisl Il the
,ompany's Ilzf.' undsr ~ .NIstInG fran
ghi
The Water oWrnl--ioner derla red
that n -urh 4 frau,ht-. over eVistnd -
had lt3sed because ~ Tho c1rnpanv q
fsplurS - comply with r's Dro'isiOns
Furthermore the BHsVd - F.unlts
had direct II he Cumr1I-SionaT not -
grant the permit
The court -P'i q mandamuz would
not 10 granted vhnn the facts were ~
. dteuuf-
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Special LIWIERS ar orr.
NJ More ma Fses for Ca,sLiW Naaeducl
Researrtrs.


ReseaPrhrs.
Corporation I'o,rnsel Watson followed up
HIS dismissal Last week ~ seventy -siN
appraisers who have been drawing fat
lees from the city tor ValuInR land 10 lie
acquired hy the city for the new Cattkili
water supply hv informing the Mayor
yesterday that he would no longer employ
specill counsel IN the condemnation pro-
c~edinGS According to the record Mr.
Watson laid before the Mayor John p
llnson. = lawyer NJ PoughkeepsIe. has
reviewed since March. 1877. fees amounting
tn 1921 .S3a fcF scar hing and making alb
stracts Ut utl~. for hiring expert valuerS
and tor other professional services Henry
1. Dykmsn WestCheCter lawyer. for
services AZ sp@cIal counsel IN 1918 and lsoa
has hem plid siaIs5 Everett Fowler
an upstate Republican. IN the first ten
months OF 1910 charged the city 900 500
for nus services
Among the local men who have made
money as condemnation commission
ers arr William Dalton. Tammany
leader Il the southern half 81 the smith
Assembly district. whose ball vas " SAT (.
Philip = Uonohls. Treasurer oG r. y
many Hall. -. 40. ext corporation Counsel
John =. I@laUy. 81 ass eA-State senator
John Z. Fitzgerald s. .SSI and Rudolph
&. Book. :: NsN not yet paid.
Mr.. Watson -.aid thar hs Sould put
an end 20 the PAVING OF sny more large
fN,AS 10 tpA'ili counsel The work could
no done hy Young lawyers satisfied with
- aries ~ a uNO - s. Hl0 wear
Corporation CCun-el Pendletou WIN
appointed the sg--,.al counsel called Ou
Mayor Gdynor yeste cdsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01
TOP STORIES NLID arr.
Qurrr COIinP~r ~ Hotsr Cau,~s D-ath
NJ Waterman

4 thres story tame dounl~ tenement
house a. - fr~'v-ninth sIrsst Brook
lvn. which Va ,acated m SATURDAY, Nv
the ia fem,lg~- who had l,een occupying
~ collapsed lat night. bury'Eg two
Italian vet rrAn who had been saying
on the ground hoor oI' ~ the ram
John Ga0orzi-. - YEAR, Old W -
Atlantic Avenue Wa- pulled on; ~ the
4e iris nv q r.scuinE rauy headed nv
Ambulance Driver John Mulcahsy ~
the Norwegian Hospital. q few blocks
awav hu' he vas ulCnns~iour and could
tell nothing about what mad h"Com" -
the other watchman Alp"rt Fortunate
- ~ AHA ntir avenue The surgeons
thought that Gapotzis had fractured
-kull
Tho collapse ~ the building caused a
lot ~ e1cit~mSn' n The ne:ghbor hood
Tor The two uTrer floors shd off rho first
hoor Inv" The deep eNclvation
alonEsid~ With lor1 crash The
arnhul-n"N FROM Norwegian Hospital
IA IN mo Vav 18th surgeons FIschar
ami Hunter h~fore he c1l' vas sent tor
~ bsraIse the hospIts authorities though
y would 10 NODDED
rre Hlartr sent m shortly aFter IN" coi-
l,D-s ,uzht fhraa enHinca and Two
truck NJ thor crews went 10 work
1uick try - md he missing watch
man
The Trcn-n lad been digging ~ 'he
pila - plaster and other rsfII~s frr about
hftrHn minutes hefor" E4l"mfr Stsck
~ tnRlna i0l ran a"ros- Nha body ~
fortunate He called for help 80 ser
'Ne man ou'. but ~ soon - 'he l~sm-
had hsen hftei from Tho BODY ~ ~.
-s-an thai hA 49, lead " vss apnsr
ont that neittSr ~ the 'vp vstchn~n
Who had b~er IN tho from rom ~ I'VE
house Nsd s'IH-risnf warning 80 s'sFt 'or
the doOi
The building 10 owned ~ Michael
coleman n i2S AmIty stree The con
tractor for the work - James 'oscia ~
- Atlantic avenue, a hrothei -In-laS ~
Fortunate The police were looking f"r
MIN ia,- NIGH