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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
LOVERS FALL OVER CLIFF
Thsn Crushed to Death by On
coming Express Train.

Pittsburg. April 5-Uhile strolling slo1s
Lovers Path" near Myersdale. last even
ing. Jessie Meyers. aged twenty years
daughter Of a prominent family Of that
borough and George Lindmsn aged
twenty-three years, mine foreman. fell
headIons over a siXty-foot elf. directly on
To- the tracks OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Al express train passing at that
instau. mansled them practically beyond
recognition
The bodies were found early to-day on
the right OF way by train crew and
brought 70 this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06

George Gould Tells of Chance to
Get Southern Pacific.

George J. Gould. on the stand yesterday
in the Union Pacific merger suit. said that
his loyalty 10 Mr. Hartman alone prevent
ed him from taking over the control Of tho
Southern Pacific after TIE death Of Coils
L. Huntingdon in 1900. When this oppor
tunity came to him. Mr.. Could said. he
went 20 Mr.. Hartman about IT, G.. A. Sew
erance. counsel for the government. cx-
arnined Mr.. Could.
What were your relations with Mr.. Har-
rinnan% 80 he asked.
Friendly answered Mr. Could Il was
on the Union Pacific executive committee"
Did you know that negotiations we're
going on for the purchase OF the stock %
the Southern Pacifc2''
Yes. Mr.. Hartman seemed az ore tirr's
Iukevarm about taking the stock. and a.
my loyalty toward him would not psrr1it
me to act independently told him thsS 7
would take the stock if he ala not want ~.
I suggested to Mr Hartman later that he
let The railroad I'm which 7 was Interested
share lie declined"
NJ. Gould said that before 1901 ne was
director Of the Union Pacific Railroad. Tn
that year ne entered the board 81 the Den
YER & Rio Crande and IS now chairman
Of the board Tie was asked whether Ar-
hartman wanted 70 share IN the Denver n
Rio Grande.
Yes" answered the witness. "He sus-
gested a half interest
Counsel for the Union Pacific IN cross
examining Mr.. Gould took up the Southern
Pacific control He asked whether the Den
Yer & Rio Grande had any other outlet 90
California except over the Southern Pacific.
AR Gould said IT had not.
'.Is n not true that YOU notified Mr.. Har-
rinan that If he didn't take the Southern
Pacific stock so1 wouId2" asked the coun-
sell
Not IN Just that way was the answer
Il made him aware that would take tins
property IL he did not consummate the ne
gotiations with the Southern Pacific"
Did YOU make such a statement 70 sry
onee"
IT think mentioned it 70 Mr.. SchiH =
Mr.. Gould answered
Mr. Gould said that Sr. Hartman tslsef
the matter over with him several time.
and that after Mr.. Huntington's death IL
was generally understood that the South
ern Pacific stock would be sold
Mr. Could was excused and fastened
away. refusing 20 wait for the 81 20 witness
fee due him.
George b. Miles who for nineteen years
and uD 10 his death was private sec
rotary 10 Mr.. Huntington. was called Hs
told Of frequent visits OF Mr. Hartman 10
Mr. Huntington, but he said that they
never had private discussions. Mr.. Miles .
desk was next that OF Mr. Huntington
He had never heard Mr. Huntington say
anything about his relationship with Mr.
Hartman William n. Peter. In the bu-
reau Of statistics and accounts OF the IN
terstats Commerce Commission. explained
q mass Of statistics submitted IN evidences
The case will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
MECHANICS LIENS.
April. =


TsGTlF - a s o4o n o q Prospect ave.
hoNi0S. J W FIske Iron Works agt Pincus &
Morris Shelit3. owners; Louis J Sheperu' con
tractor, Sl12 81.
olfNNIII-E AVE S342: John = BenEisofi
at Anna Fh Earc. owner, tharies = ~
Este. owner and contractor renewal so" -.
BENWICN ST 80 sud - some ast :
isuedcman. owner. Grand central bu lung ahd
Construction 20. contractor trenewai). $3.50.
WALTON AVE ea1s so @2c9; CLYDE +
HoUes ext BEDFORD Dark Construction CO.
owner and contractor. Sli3 20
EINGsBRIDGE TERRACE, pat; Di Lizia
& 80 agt Harold Freeiand. ov ner ara con-
tractor. So.
10th II. y g. Toe r. v Of Fort WASHINGTON
ave- leUNlO0 John LonEoni agt John t-icser.
owner Joseph fafiero. contractor; So 60
BROONE ST % cor Clarke St dSNSf-6.
Donaldson Whulesey cut Stone % ngt Trinity
corporation. owner. Thomas Rae a. Frederick
r Canlee 90. contractors $3.50
1$2D ST, 8. TOO II OF Amsterdam ave.
1OO11H0. National Firpprouf sash and Door
co aEt Robert Friedman Construction 60,
owner ard contractor; $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
REAL ESTATE
Continued from page ten.


-, L.,
~ 20 eatO. seo ~, so =" s, address 34a
Sunni q nn's et''"''' Ai1- - 20
'-- q e- - , "a, ...sr- - f.-er.
t-itNNf = = =, = M lsa-lrou n 2
..-.- s. 90. 49, =. s.. address. Room $40.
E..--'=--s--
-. -. ~ q. . - 9gsft. 81 gOx
- -. a,.,r,,. r,..rsi--rcttol 90 % Rudolph 4
49,. - 49,, t--f 4 gio0. address 90
49,. .''e ~'''
- - 80 o. - , az 1-foe-
t.-t--. - r. -, "A 14ar1rr,,rg 10
-, % 80. ~ .'5 -, ., 7sno, Ar7r =. 500:
,-.f-ssr ,,ss --ufo~ Az.
-.--.--.-- - ga o. ., ~ John 81 fer
49, p s. 49,. = ls--.,,.- -r,.ller. cult
80, % :, ,-sr..s Tloo-r $40 IA East
's..., N.@i~A - -.
--.---- -. -- - - -. - . q s,g-.h :. a. r., = &
ltfAN = ~ - 80, . s0sA rr1-lerl
'reg T"-etlo.ufe -, . So Gao. al
1a1'o to ArHa to6FTN' Ap'" y '-''NNf
go. .. .,,el 20
NtNN AN p. - f,.-.-s.ei- fr,5te
t1 ltfa.., 80 1855 4 T,asf len,s 81
t''"'o'. March u. Sl"'' a1et79A = -. .
NNsE tNb. cor ..lh - 80 = = -,
t-rE artnur $50 49, ss-l.. ae.s 35
-ff.it SiH"''. Apr" - wv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06

s ec S.T sas Sou SaTe are si lire wsSeS ave-
mont @flE SIS AHs: n. & Rsms Ss To to
John Jefferson and ano. eNrs; SS.ael; attoi-
WAY, ,ss, -''ie 'O1'"i''e Ai' ''-'' 49, 40 '''''
cREsToN AVE e. 1888 It OF 1880 ST.
los NssS Apnl due g. - le co bond, VII.
AiTonsmith & Dunn. % Bioadwat-
DAWSON ST. $50. :, 2lo y 81 Lons7ood
ss rer bono. FIIa + ISisbon 20 Victoria Pedcrsen:
$1,000: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co
l76 Broadway
FOX 81. a57. soxlo7.iN tires prior mtg SIS
'V' Alst ,Sa,rss.o Ii 100 s.t"Tnev George
4 Sieumrlcr. 1911 3d ave.
INTERvAI.E AVE. e cor Freeman 81. 1925
x2S * irree April = due etc as per BOND 50 50
t 20: So 90 '- sS5ress i76 isrcsd%ay.
KIBKSIDE AVE. " s. 55i.9 Il n 81 wellesley
81. - 2NsS.sN irreE. Kirkside ave. G or fafs
rrcr cent: Martha 7. CoIlsrd to Allen \ Terbell,
81. q25. attorneys Rabo a. keller % Broa af-
Lots 70 and II. parcel IT, map subdivision .il., -
? yrs, q pc cent, Edward Tessier 10 howafd
McK whiting guardian. $4,000; address. %
Tors 2ca ana go map 1859. Underclir Tor-
race. Morris Heights VrioI ;nig)L Aifll = j 80
s. Zoe. attorncy- Arthur KnoN. l@S Broadway.
LOTS - and ~. Rioek Map los % Ire-
mont Terrace: due spr5l lAi- l re.i $1,000
tee and Trust co l76 BrosdwaT.
lot go. man q 4Ts lots Haieht estate. West
Ch,sttr- . Yrs. 6 pr cont. Giovanni lrpiano 20
George a Csrnbcis. sie5. address. 1876 BlondeH
NELSON AyE. r2ls. 2-1l2si AEril 3. > yrs:
F-r,il, = YOUNG 10 John r Easkins. trustee
81 pU0. aytor1,.. Abel crook. % Nassau 81
POWELL AVE am 50. e. part I.ot -;
map J-nonp1rt begins 81 line between Lots -
sns -. 25NloS. April > r. +" p - %, 'e lS
Edward A Schiu g. Martin Llppo' saw al
orsse. West Cr'esfor.
WASHINGTON AVE. y e 20 n : Of l6oth s..
5arnG y i-rrr. April >. due. etc. a. per bono,
Bay lew 90 i5ulnp o. Iinson end ano. Sl-.Up'
attorney Sto5Car5 a Mark. l3a lsroad"ay
WEEKS AVE. Va s. 2 Of ..ad s. , $50
fgriar mis- s. uo0. April 4, que Ma j.. lelo.
charles 4 Notzcer &c Forrest e HirleIalsii. SaV''
address. eSOi 20 ave
WEST FARMS RID. d COZ Fireman 81. 5e'E
laa * frrpE i0Iio- mtC 5000. AUril 4 que. tic,
per bond; Gaetan9 IinEalHs 10 r 80 4i'
chcile 81
1sqrH ST. al' East. a5xSc prior mts $4,000.
h.~i' Z ~. @ tcr cent. EdEevatcr Realty 90
10 Henry y Grove. 93Jo' attorneys. Calnpbeh
& Moor. a. PARK Row.
JsarlG ST. 173 East. 25Neo prior mtg $4,000.
- 10 Nina weaver. 5000. atioTney,- Title
GUARANTEES and Trust 90. lao Broadway
i5oTH ST s. 200 ii q u Courtland. ave "ox
. luo ,puo- mtgp March 20. due SEPT J. l's-.
SO l01. address. ! Madison ave.
la4TH ST IS 81 p a. Washington sve.
aG1Hl00 turioI mtg $4,000. March 10 Que set
f u 1911 q TO- CENT. A7nr.u Eoe1tE - TO Harris
bernstein. <12.2lU. attorneys Davis q kaufman,
' 50 chambers 81.
I,ot I0s Mar 1G2 2c5 r o. Martha sve. 25N
100 Iar+ Hyst Farm. March -. . yrs; Mari
Richardson 90 sarah J NhiteSide; $500 at
tor1ey. Berbsr. = Knox. los Broadvs,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
ANNOYED BY QUEENS S TOUCH
Mayor Orders inquiry Relative to>Bor-
rowing in Water Register ) Office.

on report Of Commissioner Of Accounts
FoSdick. Mayor Gdvnor has directed Water
Commissioner Thompson 20 place on trial
Cornelius J. Jordon financial clerk of the
Water Registers office in queens Borough.
According to the report, employees OF the
Office were accustomed to morrow small
sums of money from the current cash Of
the Office. Most Of it was paid back but
il is alleged there happened TO he a short
axe OF some 1913 40 in the period covered
by the examination of the Commas sioner of
Accounts. Some Of this none. it is al
legged, was borrowed by Jordon himself
Commissioner FOsdick recommended a.
thorough reorganization Of the Water Reg
ister's Office in Queens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
tyrh name ard address q lenders attorne'
AFET1. 30


April,
AMSTERDAM AVE. 145l. March 81. 1900:
1EerTy Necros 90 Jo-cIh'ne " - Inret: s..
800. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lac
Erpsdssy.
AMSTERDAM AVE. w 100 r. Of Iesth ~
a1S irree. Jan g. lpr7 Nathan Wilson and ano 20
lsido, Ro~euthsl: e"oo. aifp-uel. Frieaander.
IL Brosfvsr.
BYRoN ST. o. COZ Hae~urh ave. lbs e. 'rroe
oci y. 1909: Rachel Nlione and ano TO Mary y
Nesmith. $3.50 attorney, Grant SQUircs - Wall
CLINTON AVE. q, E. $3.50 r Of l7olh -.
&N.3lxIooIS; June :. 1905: WahHe & Szns,n 80
So 600. addrees 2sos 3d ave.
FoRDHAM IN. W cor I.orns a. - osE
irToE' or -. 1903: LuIeftc 'or.iri. zion 81" Z"
ri-lo Gusraut"c and Trust 60. 10000. address,
17c Broadway.
lots - and %. map Paramount. 7aN2iG =.
Dee T. 1905 Julius Brurinss % Bronx Title
lots 2oa. 2l-ani pit. map by Francis Mar
scbaul 2lN9s. oct J. 1857. August Metz 20
United states Trust O.. $4,000. address. ~ Wall
lots al and as map Section A. WISE ee-
75-a. roNIuO. Nov -. 1:Ha rsrmine VisTi 20
l,svuono l. DtInsrs. s5.S'p. address. 2ozS Wash
i-igrou ave
MAIN ST. W s. adjoining lands rsth clinton.
I5> irI"E. o. 3. 1916. William Henderson and
ano 70 "iuissm D. Russell. Se"oo; attorney.
Charles A Foahoey. Wall ST.
WEBSTER AVE. s. Jos - ft ~ l7oth
s.. 20 @lxHo Anlii J. 1909 CaToliiup0 'olstrlr.
d Ernst. 40 Br'adval.
Sd AVE PISS. lsn 80 1906. Hem, W narn-
msnn so- sn' o, ne ss'oN 5uptfz- $-o'o" al
9Th AVE. % s. Gea'a r of 27th ST. 2oxlco.
Nov 20. 1905. Ell0n " B Connolly % Greenwich
savings Bank. $500. address Gth ayo and
10TH Avr. W. g o4s2 q, s. v Of Emerson
Sc 17o p irroE. Tan p 1870. Realty Operating
80 90 Thomas Thaehor r. a.. s. 600. address 81
1oeru IT. 22l vast. Nos. T. 1905. oscar oos-
t-ei"'er 70 Mar MsMshon er ri. $4,000: a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
SCHOOL BOARD ENDORSES WOMAN.

West Orange. y. j.. April (SpeciaD.-
The lone woman member OF Jhe Eoard q
Education OF this town. Mrs. George Merck.
% Lewellyn Park, who made such strong
fight for election recently, had unusual
honors bestowed upon her last night She
was made vice president of the board hy
unanimous vote. and was also appointed
10 the teachers. buildings ana grounds
committee. two of the most important
committees in the affairs OF 'he school
system OF the town, II was the first meet
ing that Mrs Merck attended as we'll
as being the first in the history Ot the
town at which a woman sat az a member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
HAvEMEYER PROPERTY SOLD
Shooting Preserve of 1000 Acres in
South Carolina Changes Hands.

Pcase & Gilman have sold for the estate
OF g. .. Havemeyer about four thousand
acres near Beaufort :. g.. known as the
Tomotly plantation. The property was pur-
chased some years ago by Mr.. Havemcyer
for duck shooting.
10 is one OF the most beautiful places IN
the South. as the high land on which the
mansion is situated is shaded by magnif-
cent old oak trees and overloolls acres OF
rice fields. which are the feeding grounds
for the ducks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
VANDRLtA MEETING.

Terre sHeute. Ind. April 5-The annual
meeting of the stockholders and directors
OF the Vaudalia road was held here to-day.
). j. Turner. Edward d. Taylor and samuel
Red. of Pittsburs, and =. b. Seybt. OF
HIgh!sna. III, were elected directors John
q. Williams and v r. Mallott. Of Indian
apols. were reelected. their terms having
expired The old officers were all reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Atkll4
CLINTON AVE. q s. 26a r. y of lsist -
John = Hallet aEt Samuel Geller e. al Aprll
q. 1902. $500
SAME PROPERTY: = . Heauov 90 agt
same, April :. 1909 Ss42 -.
SAME PROPERTY. van Nest Wood Work
Ing Co aet same. June Il. 1909. 1871 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Isidor 7. Cohen agt
same. June lG. 1909. SS9S a..
SANE PROPERTS. church z Gates & 20
sgt same. April :. 1909. Sl.17O 81
SAITH ST so and $50 East. Beach Terrace
Building co sEt Vorkyille Automobile and
Garage 60 ct al. March -. 1910; $4,000.
ssTH st. - West; Fort Hamilton Fireproof
SaSh ana Door 60 AIT Albert + James, Feb
20 1910. S56I
Delaney ST. 1874: Irving < gutenberg agt
MARY Wagner ct al. Dec =. 1903; Sl.S0o
SANE PROPERTY. Isaac Becker sgt same:
Jan > 1910. SRZa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
TO ADD MILLION TO STOCK.

The Insurance Company Of North Amer
les has issued q cali for a special meeting
of the Stockholders on April Z 20 vote upon
a proposed increase in the capital stock
from Sc ooe 600 20 s4o0O.0Oo. Stockholders VIII
be given the right 90 subscribe for the rev
stock "a SIS q share 20 the extent Of rro
share Tor every three ROW owned. The
stocll OF che company. The par value oc
which is So is now selling at - 40 pay
dividends of Y per cent "a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
ALTERATION PLANS.

AZ, So en- 90 e23 West TO = Fstv lrt Offices
ana lo1. p a. Enanp. = East I'D e.. architect.
cost. S5s oCg. owuer. New Nor, Manufacturers
Real Estate go. 6D7 West f3d
THE REONN
TAYLOR AVE 1@s2. 70 . etv fr tcumt. II II
rf-.G. 7 ~ VI Harlash $50 East 1S0th 81 archi
re.t. cost. 81 uoo. owners. Martens & SchWoCr.
17Sfh st and tr0foua ave.
WODDYrEEST AVE O. S. as r or iGSth
st. 500 hrk rcnrut IN 1N5-. Horny Noris dim
fremont ave du3 R~ouX ST. architect. cost. $500
Owner. Charles N Ti-hI IG2 Nelson ave
IaNTH ST s. - Il " Of Pond pl. to pig
Sta q dvE. 2ov4i6. William Kenny. $500 De
ra:ur ave. architect. cos, $3.50. owner. charles
Eslle-. ou premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Al'itlL
ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor of I1ith ST.
10Ox10o. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
90 loans Stratford Avenue Co Sl50.U0o.
1.STE ST % g. as5 n of 18th ave. 5uN
20 n. city Mortgage % loans Edward Waters
Construction 60 $4,000.
rs3D ST u s. 100 ft OF Broadway. HOS
agII. same loans Comfort Realty co $i07 300.
DAILY AVE. W S. % II Of 1Tsth ST. 81 *
80. William q Kelly loans Mcrriyale Realty
co 5000
.gp ST 100 TO 1=4 West. Lawyers Realty
co loans Marmac Realty 60 $3.50. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
NO GRAIN HOUSE RECEIVER.

Chicago. April 5.-Crsdtors OF the Burns
Nautis Grain Company, Of Chicago and
Buffalo. having ascertsiped that the AFFAIRS
Of the company. while rather confused. are
on a solvent basis. agreed to-day to the APP
pointment Of a conservator 10 handle the
company's business for the time being. A
.receiyership 10 thus avoideS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
PANAMA DIRECTORS REELECTED.

AZ the annual meeting of the stockhold-
srs or the Panama Railroad company the
retiring board OF directors was reelected
With the exception % former United states
senator j. G.. 5. Blackburn. who was sue
cscdad nv Major \ e.. Duval. Secretary OF
War Dickinson attended che meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
.vrh name and address - lenders attorneyD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
APRIL 5
NANHATThN.
M =. C. s. so n y OF an 81. 1saxSa ~ >.
77..t5,r. =. s,s -a, s.,6-~s,r EJkA T.vor-
h V sr =,
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1892 r s. 100 r ~
an, g., o 81 l'- 1ss l,- p reTt. sSs RraDa
>-a|n NO. Isaac We'll. 81 500. attorney, Louis 4
Solomon. ~ Park Row.
tTTnEAI-y ST.. IS. 200 p 81 RiNInEton
f1zl"o. April b. g SIS 81 per cent. Tlsin
T.a''- ru t9 citizens savings Rank. $50 .ooo.
r.al.-s. eoI Camel and Bower
d HEohDWsS. 1854 and 1866. 2oNSoN irrcE-
'pr'' d % trs. Felix lsmsn. 90 Philadelphia.
~ r-'" insurance COMPANY ~ Ne" YORK;
100000. address. l31 BrosdwaE.
-AHE PROPERTY 'nrior mtg $50 ooo1
pril cue ESQ. ae per bond: same 20 Elz-
THsth y Anderson: Sisoooo. attorneys. Mas
'.r F7chols. 8" wal sl
"EsAl- ST. S2> .ozoo. April e. duo Aug
'eiA. sr~rv Ir'rhurror - Lawyers Tito
3rs,Eer,- and Trust CO. $4,000. address
erA1rzoN~ AVE. W s.. 12a r. s Of 11a,h
g. zoos ~. IN" - 7e~ bond. 'erahone
''-ref~aef'ou GO no Houretts Tslcoti. Sl2o.-
r7c F-asdva-.
HAMILTON ST. = @az.o. Arrl 2. > .-s.
Hr-- Haf TRUST GO. 50 900. address. lGo
fr'ao"ar
rAu1soN ayr. 90. Of s5t9 q. l2ax
f.r1 r..F-a~r studios 4 rarna-af.au 90 Nfisla1
- Insurance CO., $50 600. address, 80
7faDr-o,. AKIN 80. ,, -r Goth ~. ..oree.
,rr IS 81 Pc cot ~, -, .s oc, Mocet'
T.vs-- SANDS ID Na-ssu 81.
1oo. b SIS. s's rer eent. Jacob Kaufman .
-sr - ms BsHl. $4,000. address. 4'h
-.r.l\a-s> er 81 % .,- clinton g.. s-,a..x
roa '-s l.r r.a.. J9ss.a ,l J, LEHMAN
-t.r -ot1 a. Grant. - Nassau -i.
80 MARKS pL 40 and 112. >axa7.7s irrer
.arrs1 5.-sa.k, 70 1a.ab l3erl. s $1,000.
STANTON 81. p Q cor Allen 81. s,sG5 oarior
.a-ssfurr a-d lsaa. G-'ssr1sn ro Jacob T1oposs
nv. ,. 30. .''a'.-I - h .,.''. -.
Dr. r- ~ s,..r va.r.- s-o,-la- a.farrs,' -I,lc
- AVE- ~ 10 -z-a, .-res- al s,e eco "a
-eu,. Her-y Hof 30 Annie II Harrison.
50 a-aseea..
--...r-. So 40. s-.r---... Ia.-l. ,-oi,.r ..l,,
lrosdva.
-r- 1r 81, - Lot -a- man. -e,z.. ,.a--r.
.-.. l-,.r-.S- - d.- --,,l-.--a,' = ''.'
trrrE-. Myers 8 Galdsmth. ll5 Broadway.
..r .. - s. 80 E ',l,
r.. ID -rs... s--...l. ...ss-...- 81. 49,. az,
'. TT -.. -. -ofs p r DISH ave. - TX fOs.'N
@ --..-.....e- p. T,,i...l, LILO 49,, Itl- n
-.-. . E-... ~ D,......... s''
g. - 81 ~ q ayr .5K5l6 ,TrIcr
A'el :. i+l i-oLis AinskN
''''. +''.'sN. 80 NASSAU
I'D -. lt' ru ia. 81 CvHs =. buildiuF loan.
~ i.'s0-H Realty 80. S-yf'spo. r dress I7C
I-0 v. Of l0-I ave 25Nas
fHo Efr tr g. ~. james r NcCo-uiok
nan Pr.
-F 81 b. ZIa 70 T ~ 7th ave a. l0xaS ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06
MANHATTAN

.vrH nsmr and address - lenders attorney
I-tsrest 20 per cent unless otherwise stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-05
Baldheaded Row
Early Piety Not Always the
Cause of Badness.

In Paris there lived a great physician OF
world wide renown who proved to the world
that falling hair Is caused by microbes.
DIR. Sagerbund proved that badness Is directly
due to these pernicious and persistent microbes.
He proved to every physician on earth that these
invisible yet vociferous little devils dug and bur.
rowed into the hair root and finally devoured
the hair bulb. This of course destroyed the VI
tally Of the hair. which fell out and caused
thinning of the hair and finally badness.
Inasmuch as 1t Is an accepted fact that bald
ness falling hair and dandruf are caused by
germ doesn't 1t stand to reason that the only
way to prevent such calamites is to kill the
germsf
And doesn't Ii stand to that the only
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which Henry Evans has much faith in that
he guarantees 1t to cure dandruf, falling hair
and itching scalp In two weeks. or money backf
Partisan Sage is a delightful hair tonic and
is pleasant to use. II is not sticky or greasy.
and contains only those ingredients that will
surely benefit.
1t il now sold by druggists all over America.
and b. Henry Evans, 1905 st. NV, for SO
cents a large bottle. 1t is used extensively BY
women who desire luxuriant hair with a radiant
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-05
CARNEGIE GIVES ADVICE
REGARDING MARRIAGE
Tells Young Men to Pick Out Girls
Who Are Useful in the
Household.

PITTSBURG, Pa. April 5.-Neither Mr.
nor Mrs. Andrew Carnegie has much
sympathy for the cause of woman's suf-
frage. Pick for your wife the girl who
takes care of her mother-the girl who
is useful in the household and does not
make the most show in the ballroom"
counseled the Laird of Skibo to the young
men at his technical schools.
THE highest work for woman is to
help and encourage man. The Margaret
Morrison schools do more good than all
the fight for women's rights" said Mrs.
Carnegie in addressing the girls de-
partment of the technical schools.
The steel master also gave the boys
this epigrammatic counsel:
Woman raises man to the highest
standard.
My mother and wife made me all
1 am.
"All depends upon the proper mating
of man and woman.
II am with you in your work, for I
had to make my own living.
The ambition to become a millionaire
is low.
ITO be of service to your fellow-man II
the greatest ideal.
Honest parentage is the most valued
heritage.
Don't let money be your god.
Il don't expect to fly until natural
wings sprout from my shoulders.
1T is good to develop the body as well
as the mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-05
SAYS u. S. OFFICERS
SERVE IN CUBAN ARMY
Representative Slayden Introduces
Resolution Calling for Thorough
Investigation of Matter.

The charge that commissioned officers
Of the United States Army have been for
months, and are now, serving as officers
in the army of Cuba and receiving SAL
aries from the Cuban government in vio-
lation of law is contained in a resolution
introduced in the House yesterday by
Representative Slayden, democrat, OF
Texas, member of the committee on
military affairs.
The officers alleged to be connected with
the Cuban army are Capt. Frank Parker.
18th Cavalry; Capt G.. G.. Galley, I'd
Field Artillery, and Capt. Philip S. Cold
erman of the Coast Artillery Corps. It is
asserted that they are receiving from
$50 to 500 month each from the gov
eminent of Cuba, in addition to their
regular pay as officers of the United
States Army.
Mr.. Slayden's resolution calls upon the
Secretary of War to furnish information
in connection with these officers and show
whether they are receiving pay from the
Cuban government or not and under what
circumstances they were detailed for
service on the island. The resolution in
quires if any other American officers are
serving in the Cuban army.
Mr. Slayden attacked an amendment to
the Military Academy bin in the Senate
on the ground that it was added to legal
iZe the acts of the officers in question.
The amendment in question follows:
THE consent of Congress is hereby
granted to the acceptance by officers of
the army, in the discretion of the Presi-
dent, Of such military details under the
government of Cuba and Panama as may
be requested by the presidents of these
republics: Provided, That such details
shall not exceed five in number
Under the rules of the House Mr..
Slayden's resolution was referred to the
rules committee.