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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
SENATORS WANT COPY
KOHLSAAT TESTIMONY
speoia. by United Press Wire.

gpeoid! by United Press Wire.
Washington, April ga request
was sent to Springfield. ILL.,, today by
anti-Lorimer senators for an Official
transcript of the testimony given
yesterday by H. H. Kohhsaat regard
ing the alleged 100000 hush
fund" raised for the election of Lori
mer to the United States senate.
''The senate is bound to take cogniz-
ance of the Kohlsaat testimony In
the Lorimer case" declared Senator
Stone, following conference today
with President Taft. II am certain
that the senate will reopen the case.
Upon the records OF the Illinois brib-
cry investigation will be determined
the manner Of reopening the case In
the senate, and immediate action If
possible. That an effort will be-
made to expel Lorimer was consider
ed certainty today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
TO TEST NEW PUMP
IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS

The new 100000 gallon pump
at the city water works at Runyon
is now being connected with the
ground storage wells at that place.
and 1t is expected that 1t Will be
ready for a final test in about two
weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
RAMSAY'S CANDIDACY
MAY HURT VOORHEES,
Special to the ETENING NEWS.


Trenton, April cit is current
rumor in the State House today that
inasmuch as Dr. William E. Ramsay
is prominently mentioned for ap-
pointment on the State Board of
Health. it is not likely that man
for the County Board OF Taxation
will be named from Perth Amboy.
In this connection 1t might be said
that Assemblyman John V. r,
Booraem is mentioned as the prob
able man for the county tax board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
METUCHEN MAN WANTED
TO Be SENATE CHAPLAIN
(From the NEWS Correspondent }

Washington, April 6:-Rev. Ezra
F. Mundy, of Metuchen, retired
clergyman, had an interview with
Vice President Sherman yesterday
with a view to becoming chaplain of
the senate. The Rev. Mr.. Mundy
learned from the Vice President
that there was little likelihood Of
the present chaplain. Rev. U. G. D.
Pierce, being displaced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
AMENDMENT TO KILL
CITY COMMISSION BILL
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Trnton, April 6:-It is understood
that efforts to kill the commission
form Of government bill, desired by
thirty cities, are contained in an
amendment in the House by Assem-
blyman Griffen to require forty per
cent of the voters at the last cleo
ton to vote for the commission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
Reports Tools Stolen.

Leon Savage, of 318 Smith street,
who is building house at 227 Grant
street, has reported to the police
that a kit of tools were taken from
the work shed erected on the
grounds,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
Called to Settle Disnute.

The police we're called yesterday
to settle a dispute between Mrs. Ida
Cohen, of 4S5 New Brunswick ave-
nue., and Charles Frida, of 4S3 New
Brunswick avenue. over a broken
window
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
SENATE PASSES BILL
FOR THE SHIP CANAL
.eoiol to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Trenton, April S.-The House
passed Senate resolution for state to
expend 100000 for route for Uni
ted States ship canal across the state
from Bordentown to Raritan Bay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06

Automobiles for rent, by the trip or
hour c. A. Sexton, Tel. 1S1 or call
40 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J.
l8O7S-l.l9.tfA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06

Have you tried "Quick-work" stove
polish. II not you do not know how
sadly and well 1t can be done.
1s22s-1 1-2o-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
JEWS ARE HOT
AFTER RUSSIA
Zionists Made Demand on
Iaft--canarAAe Aots-
speciar By United Press Wire.

speciar By United Press Wire.
New York, April 6:-Formal de-
mand was made on President Taft
today to have Russia cease it's dis
elimination against American Jews.
He was notified that If he and the
state department do not act at once
to compel Russia to recognize pass
ports issued to American citizens
without regard to their religious be-
lief, the federal court will be ap-
pealed to.
The demand was made by Attor-
ney Nicholas Klein, of Cincinnati
acting for Rabbi Joseph Jasin, from
Niagara Falls, vice-president OF the
Federation of American Zionists,
whose passport the Russian consul
in New York refused to recognize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
Would Terminate Treaty.

Special by Untted FfeSs WETe.
Washington, April 6;-Declaring
that Russias refusal to respect pass
ports vised by the United States
when they are borne by Jews consti-
tutes a discrimination against reli-
gion inimical to Americans freedom
of thought, Representative Sulzer,
chairman of the Committee of For
eign Affairs, this afternoon intro
duced a point resolution demanding
advocation Of the treaty between
Russia and the United States. The
resolution asked that the President
give diplomatic notice to Russia of
the desire of the United States to
terminate the treaty Of November
18, 1888.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06

All the news for 10 cents week,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-06
Police On Stan

Patrick j. Burke, chief OF police
of Perth Amboy, said that Mr.. Cook
always had complaint when he met
him on the street. and that the man
became go bothersome that he used
Continued on page 81
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(ContIpued on page :.
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W0ULDL|E awake
ALL NIGHT WITH
ITCHING ECZEMA
Terrible Sufferer Ever Since He Can
Remember Utterly IntoIerable.
Seemed Beyond Medical Power to
Cure. MY Disease Was Routed
by Cuticura Soap and Ointment"

u take great pleasure In praisinc the
wonderful Cuticura Cures. Ever since I can
remember was terrible sufferer Of eczema.
and other irritating skin diseases | would
lie awake all night. and my suffering was
intolerablc. scaly humor settled on nv
bnck. and being hut child, | naturally
tion, and utterly intolerabc. in fact, il was
so that could not possibly forget about Il,
~ did not take long before il spread 10 nv
shoulders and arms. and was almost covered
with mass of raw flesh on accom-, ~ NV
scratching It. was In such a condition that
my hands were tied,
a number OF physicians were called. hut
y seemed beyond their medical power and
kno"ledge TO cure me, Having tried numer-
from them. had given myself M 10 the
mercy, OF my dreadful malady. but Thought
resort Woris canno, express nv sra,i,mds ra ,nis
10 the one who created The Cuticura Mira.
Giles. as ! have named them, for thank
heaven there was such a miracle as the Cuti-
cula Remedies sent TO the suffering world,
ana now ! feel as II never suffered from
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and i Shall
never cease praisinE the wonderful merits
they contain. ] Will never he without them.
N fact ] can almost dare any skin diseases
70 attack me so long as I have Ci,icura
kemedies In the house" tSigncd) & Louis
Green, 920 Chestnut ST. Philadelpha, Pa,
Aug. 20. 1910
cuticura Soap and Ointment sold through
out the World Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp,
sole props. l30 Columbus Ave. Boston
Maled Tree. samples Of Cuticura Soap and
om'men'. with 39-p book on skin Treatment.
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SENATOR STONE RETRACTS.
He Changes His Views Regarding Inter
ventiOn in Mexico.

WASHINGTON. May Il-Senator Stone
Of Missouri. who in a speech in the Senate
few days ago attacked the policy OF
President Taft in refraininG from inter
vention in Mexico. to-day retracted his
views on the steps Of the White House
after a conference with President Taft
The Senator insisted however. that he
had not discussed the Mexican situation
with the President.
The Missouri Senator said that his
reason for changing from the views
which he 80 emphatically expressed in
the Senate was that the capture OF Juarez
10y the insurrectos and the evacuation of
most of the border towns by the Federal
troops seemed to have taken the fighting
away from the border and lessened the
danger TO- American lives from the hos
tilities. He supplemented his assertion
that to-day intervention may not be
necessary with the statement:
VI this reckless fighting Is TO be con-
tinUed along the border and the liv ~ Of
Americans endangered by stray bullets
from Mexican rifles. the United States
should take radical action. This Govern
ment was not so slow TO act in Panama.
Why. We ought TO exercise supervision
over all Latin American countries on this
continent"
The senator added that the warring 6
factions in Mexico should he permitted
10 fight il out and continue hostilities
so long "a they did not endanGer Amer
lean lives and property.
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PAINTING SPOILED b. SMOKE.
Henry Reuterdahl Tells OF Arts sun Oca.
tiOn Above Weehawken.

Henry Reuterdahl. the marine painter
and writer. was a witness for the State
AZ the trial Of the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad. lessees OF the
West Shore Railroad. before County
Judge John A. Blair in Jersey City yester-
day afternoon on an indictment for main
tanning soft coal smoke nuisance at
Weehawken.
Mr.. Reuterdahl lives at Carl Bitter q
studio on the blun above the West Shore
tracks. He said that life isn't worth
living in Weehawken in consequence Of
the soft coal smoke which rolls up over
the hill pushing to death" trees. flower
ing plants and other vegetation. He de-
clared that he had made study of smoke
on his trip around the world with the
| American fleet and he felt sure that the
conditions around his studio at times
were extremely dangerous to health
when | have a wet canvas on an
easel" he said. Il am obliged to close the
windows TO keep the smoke out When
ever wear my white duck suits the SCOT
soils them"
Alvin Hunsicker. vice. president of the
Standard Oil Cloth Company. who lives
J on the Boulevard. Weehawken, testified
that the smoke was nuisance
Altogether the State will call twenty
seven witnesses, The trial will probably
last several days
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bRANlGAN.-Ow Branigan, husband oftheh"
Catherine Mccormick. father Of Rev George
\ Brangan Defiance. Ohio. and Of Thomas
Anna Mentally and Maria Milman
Funeral Saturday, May w. 1911, from he
residence, las Wes, 9th 5, Mass Churcb
Blessed Sacrament, 10 O'Clock. Burial car
vary,
BRnwN.-on Wednesday. May 10. 1871. - Cilsa
Head l.. l., OF diabetes Francis Gordon
Brown, son OF the latc Francis Gordon lr''i
In the a2d year OF his age
Funeral services St. Georges Church Fl.sinV
Friday afternoon, NAV -. On s-rlNal ~ sHccl.
Train leaving Pennsylvania dcpo; q, a2A 7 u
and returning after the funeral scr''re~
LARk ON May II. John +. Clark, egcd VI
Funeral TIM FUNERAL Cio'HoH, ~ 'es'
23d 81. NpASK L. CAMPBELL Bv!LplSd
DAYTON At his home In East Hampton J. be-
May 10, Charles II, Dayton, in his s',hfc
Albany papers please copy.
prRNEA ON May II. 1911, at uprcr Mor'e,ai
M Walter T.. Durvca only son Of 'ne @e
Eacnr + and julia e. Duryea Of Glen cove.
!. !, In his i,th year
Funeral private.
McG RETRY On May II. 1911, a. Linden L'"n
Flushing, y. y. Rachel, widow OF San'"
McCreer,
Notice of funeral hereafter
McklNLAY On May 10. 1911, at his residence
los West 10Th ST., James NJ Mckinla@ u '''
Sth year
Funeral private
NArrrRN Al Elizabeth, y J., Ms- ~ aIav
rine baby daughter Of Timothy Z. ana N"'
bransncld Rafery, aged Is months
Iunci al private.
STANTON. At his residence, " West sa'n 81 w.
rhursdav, May H. 1911 Louis Ire sah''.
son OF Mrs William u rillinghasi and wv
late Edward n. Stanton, in hts s2d year, =,
morning, MAY II. At half past o'olo'A' !"
tcrnrnt Stoning ton, Conn.
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on To .EENICO CITY,
Brother Alfonso Outlines a Triumphal
Progress Grave Fears OF Anarchy,

DAN ANloSio' leN, May ll'-Aifonso
aiaoero' ule prother OF me victorious
Iranc'sco J.. provisional president in
the provisional cap''ai at 'uarez, gave
ouo 'o""y "'"U l' sh'" WIS 'he i,i' mil
''y pios'"i'''h" ~ '''' S"c'eseiui InSnr-
,eo.os III ''' 7t"'p "' 'hii''ihhla 1t
yos''1 ., ','"'r"' ..,'''''S luh'''or WIN
.''. ~ Wv '''"'s VI "u"rreio' Mo-
snoI ,r,,',,,.,1 an, o,'-'h''a,es
t, pro,har .i"na I,'a. ',".,s '"'o nrN''o Guy
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GREEK SMVGGLERS To PRISON.
Three OHiccrs Of Hellenic Liner Also
Fined AT. 900 Apiece.

Sentence was imposed Yesterday by
Judge Chstfield in mo United States
District Court in Brooklyn on six officers
and attaches of the Hellenic Steam
Navigation Company. who pleaded
guilty 10 the indictments charging them
with conspiracy III smuggling undesir-
able Greek aliens into the country.
Lanmis Kaoskatis. first officer of the
steamship Athinai got five months:
Christian Rogdau', second officer. six
months; and Demetrus Tombros. third
officer. three months. In each case a fine
Of q. 600 wns imposed,
Nicholas Gianos. an agent Of the COM
pany. was sentenced to one year imprison-
ment and fine Of 81 900, and Alexander
Costrolic, his secretary. got three months
and fine Of 500. W. +. lonnides. an
accountant Of the company. is LEI on
with term of thirty DAYS
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! rectoe can take every town a. they 60
After Chihuahua Il will be march south
couriers calling in the insurrecto com
mands from around Saltillo. from th'
mining camps and elsewhere. Long be
fore Francisco appears before the gate,
OF Mexico city his army will be augmented
TO more than 10000 men.
Coming up now from the State o.
Guerrero is Gen. Ambrosio Figueroa al
the head Of several thousand. With al
his struggling detachments collected into
one army he will have 5000 men. The
intention Of my brother Ia TO effect a juno.
tion between his and Fgueroas troops
seasoned and drilled by the months OF
service they have seen prior to the assault
on Mexico oity. In possession Of the
Mexican Central Railway. It will be nc
feat for my brother to move all his troops
within a month and TO place them 30 that
We have this situation: The FederAls
are fighting because they are forced to
It Under penalty of death. Our men are
on the firing line from entirely different
motives. from motives OF patriotism and
desire to ameliorate their condition
to light "a well ae the enthused men who
acc liberty and freedom ahead. am not
At all afraid Of defeat
Peace IL possible at any time. but this
peace nuet now come from the Govern :
ment's side. We have made overtures
and are still open to conviction bit we
do not put much faith in the speCious
promises of man who haA show through
all his history that he makes light OF prom
ieee when IL suits his purpose to break
them"
"A batch OF official reports from agents
Of the United States in various parts Of
Mexico passed through a Government
officers hands here to-day on their way
to Washington The tenor Of al, the
reports was pessimistic, One in Juare,
wired to-day. after the cessation Of fight
ing. that Madero did not eeem TO be in
any sense in control Of his forces and that
there waA great danger that a spon-
taneous disruption OF bis so-called army
would spread reign Of terror and anarchy
over the northern States Of Mexico.
Other reports from the South eaid that
there was danger OF q desperate situa-
ton for Americans arising in the interior
any time that one OF the irresponsible
Me eyican newspapere might publish an
unfounded report Of the imminence Of
intervention by the United States.
Tomorrow the first Of the regiments
OF the division here TO set out on the march
OF the whole division to Leon Springs will
get on the road II is the intention Of
Gen. Carter to keep his division at Leon
Springs for a week. weather permitting
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OFT AFTER UNION SLtGGERS.
Chicago Police Have List Of Thugs Hired
10 Fight Labor Battles.

CHICAGO, May II Names OF men hired
by organized labor as professional slug-
gers and who, the police say, have been
responsible for many murders and as
saults in labor disputes in Chicago wore
made public for the frat time to-day
Twenty-four men, all Of whom are
known to the police, are employed by the
plumbers and steamfittcrs, who are
fighting each other.
Detectives who have hecn detailed to
capture the labor sluggars got tho list of
names from Chief McWeeny and were
instructed to arrest the men at once
These names wore furnished to tho
Police department hv labor leader who
has become tired Of the recent labor out.
RACES, said promlnen, police official
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STRAW HATS ON.
Weather Destroys the Regard Of Man,
for June Is,

The hot weather Yesterday caused tho
hat stores on Broadway and Na-sau u
street TO do brisk business in straw hats
especially during the luncheon hour. when
many men had time 10 step INTO hat
store and purchase n straw. They were a
welcome change from the derhv. which
felt like ton on the head for it was OK
ceedinglv hot downtown yesterday.
There we're "A large number of stra "
hats on the heads of men going up and
down Broadway and the other pr.ncipal
downtown streets There were all kinds
of shapes too. from tho conventional |
straw sailor 10 the moro expensive
Panama
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Against Intervention IN Mexico.

WAsHIHGToN. May li.-Senator Cul-
berson of Texas has pr ered brief
showing that precedents ..nd authorities
of this country are against Intervention
senator recently introduced a resolution
declaring this Government against inter
vention in the affairs Of Mexico and he
asked the senate to-day for permission
20 have printed his brief for the considera-
ton Of the Foreign Relations Committee
This privilege was granted and on motion
Of senator Root OF New York the brief
ia to be published as public document
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TAKE lP TRIANGLE FIRE AGAIN.
Grand Jury Let Police inquiry Go Over
for n While.

The March Grand Jury which has bean
nquiring into police conditions me,
yesterday. hut as it's time was taken up
with the inquiry into the Triangle Waist
Company fire it did not receive the report
Of lis committee which has been going
over police records.
Abou, fifteen witnesses were examined
IN the fire inquiry. and il is said thai
additional indictments against Blanck
4 Harris, the proprietors Of the Tri
angie Waist company. are expected.
The committee on police records will
probably present its report next week
committee was appointed to invest. .
gate conditions in the Tombs prieon
paying particular attention to runners
FOR lawyers.
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Policeman acquitted ut Brlbcry rr,a,

Lieut.. stephen ilannon, formerly in
charge of I'll" West Brighton police sta
ton. who was dismissed from the force
on June Is, 1910, was tried on charges Of
bribery in the Supreme Court at Rich.
mond. Staten Island. yesterday before
Justice Crane. II took the jury ive min
u'ps TO ncqnit Harmon. The complainant
Joseph Bitterlle, a saloon keeper Of West
New Brighton said IN May 1910. when
his place was raided that he had been
paving SO tr Harmon ~ r"ta't,"n and
want getting it iiannon sad yester-
DAY that Re will ~ once be.in stops for
reinstate ment on the force.
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DASH To SAVE HERMOSILLO
500 Federals Hurried to sonora Capital
Threatened by Yaquis.

No0ALEs. Mexico. May ii,-Federal
troops are being rushed to Hermosillo.
capital of the State OF Sonora. to save
that place from capture by the 800 yaqui
Indians who now surround IL The sou
Federais who left Aqua Prieta yester-
day arrived at Loomas Junction AT 2
o'clock this afternoon en- route to Her
mosillo.
Rebel reenforcements are being hurried
TO Hermosillo also. and a big battle Ia
expected there at any time Fighting
is in progress at Cananea and Magdalena.
One hundred and forty rebels are in
possession Of Llano station and have
destroyed two railroad bridges
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bicycle Rider strikes woman. Who Dies.

Mrs Caroline Fisher. as years old. a
trained nurse of ass East laa'h street. was
run down last night at I4ath street and
Robbins avenue, The Bronx, ny Adam
Rucnde-ohs Il years old baker Of
1925 Fores' avenue. who was riding
bicycle She died N once Ruckdesohel
was locked up on a charge OF homicide.
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STOLE WEDDING PRESENTS.
burglar Got ~ 100 Worth Of Loot FrOsn
4. =. Murphy. Tax Appraiser.

4 burglar entered the apartment house
at 3a2 Clinton avenue. Brooklyn, on Tues
day cfternoon and stole ST. 200 worth Of
iewe,ry and sIiverware from the apart
m"nts of Transfer Tax Appraiser Charles
F Murphy. one of the Republican dis
trict lenders When Mr. Murphy and his
wife returned home III ne evening
tn" robbery was discovered One of the
doors had been pred open with Jimmy
Most ot the loot WAS presents which Mr.
Murphy and his bride received AT their
recent marriage
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Mrs. OShauGhnessy May Be Called Insane.

District Attorney Whitman consulted
yesterday with nr. Mcclure, the physician
in he 1omhs prison. end with other phvsi
clans who have examined Mrs. Frances
q Shaughncssy, the woman who killed
her husband. George. because she ne
li~ved that a young woman named Jessie
Hayes had slipplanted her in his aTec
tiuns. The District Attorney said that
he had received no formal report from the
physicians vet II was said that the
physician- would rcpor, 'ha, 'hcv con
sldered Mrs q Shaupnnessv to lie insane
and 'ha, commission would / Il appointed
TO pass on the question.
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Mont MON stove Mounter Badly Beaten,

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nav II. Earl How
den, non union stove mpunter. was
assaulted this morning as he was going
TO work and is now in hospi'al danger
ouslv injured. Three union men knocked
Eowden down with stones. Three union
lists were arrested. charged with assault
With intent To kill.
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AMERICAN MERCHANTS
Opportunities to Secure
European Business

A gentleman Of broad business experience and
dsnons,ra.cd de,. ability thoroughly versed N mer.
on a trip TO the important business centers Of
Europe and will accept commissions from 70.
sp0nsible merchants and manufacturers who are
dcsuous OF creating foreign markets for Sheiv
goods, or of securing agencic~ for articles OF
merit from abroad. Ia interested only In articles
that arc proven successes In this country. de-
sizes nothing that Ia speculative or embryonic
,ias 'oreign business connections insuring en.rce
thr0uHnOut Europe, augmented BY specially
valuable alliances IN Germany. address
IMPORT AND Ex PORT.
RO1 liS sun once
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DO YOU NOTICE
in the letters We are pubNshing
the consistent reference 70 on,

In the letters We are publishing,
the consistent reference to our
employment for future work.
The following letter from ].
]. Shubert, Esq, Of Sam S. &
Lee Shubert. Inc, for whom
we built the Lyric Theatre, in
Boston, furnishes another
example:
Il want to take this oppor-
tunity Of complimenting you
upon your work on the new
Sam S. Shubert Theatre. Bos-
ton. l assure you the work,
time and everything appertain-
ing to the building is most sat
isfaetory and far beyond my
expectations as to time. I look
forward with great pleasure to
continuing our business rela-
tionship with reference to the
construction Of theatres or
other buildings"
In Our ensuing advertisement
we shall see what the Architect
has to say about Our work on
this same operation. Confir-
nation strengthens a case.
THOMPSON.STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
Fifty-One Wall Street.
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singer in the CITY Hospital.

r harrington Foote. an English singer
who appeared in this city several years
ago, is in the City Hospital on Blackwell +
Island. On May he went 10 Bellevue
Hospital and on May was removed TO
Blackwell's Island Mr.. Footc is so years
old. His wife is living at 1856 Eas, l3sth
ri rect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-12

bocHMANS ON May II iail ~ nj. residence
3~ West a''a st, Francis 4 Boehmann. hGs
hand Of Psther Bochnnann, In the 7,,h wear n,
his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter