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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
SWISHER NTN WILL
HAVE nc ANNUAL FAIR

TrLIA, Texas, June i3.-At a
meeting OF the Chamber of Com
mcrcc yesterday afternoon 1t was de-
cided TO have the Annual Swisher
County Fair October 3rd aud ith
next. Last year the fair was one OF
the best held on the plains and this
year IL is the intention OF the citi-
zens to make the fair better than
ever.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
PIT IN FREE LIST
NEWS PRINT PAPER
MAJORITY OF SENATE FINANCE
COMMITTEE VOTE 10 AD-
NIT CERTAIN GRADES

ug Associated FuH
WASHINGTON. u. C.. June 49,.
a majority of members of the Senate
Fiuaurr Committee voted 10 Iururpu-
rate u the tariff the print paper
provisions OF the Canadian rcciproc-
ify act Ul nineteen eleven This puts
900 tae free DIST print paper valued
not more than four cents "a pound
ON condition that uo export duty
charge prohibition or restriction 1t
r,poriatiou is imposed Senators
simmons believe the committee can
conclude .ts work next Wednesday
aud report thc BIN 90 the senate on
juno goth The subcommittee ot-
poets to report the adWiun'rd'i'c
features ,, tGo U.'l tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
RELIEVES GREAT
EMBARRASSMENT
St'NnIiN CINUL BIIL SEENS NOW
CERTAIN on FINAL PAS-
SAGE


By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. y. C.. June 10 -
The Senate reccdod today from oppo-
sition 10 the sundry civil bin now
before the president Tor his sigma
turc
The bill has been In conference
since May 9th and is almost an cx-
act duplicate of the measure vetoed
by president TAFT with the exception
that labor organizations and farm
rrs' associations are exempt from
antitrust prosecutions.
The delay iu passing this measure
has embarrassed the various branch
IS pf the government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
Mnnl Thirtecn. ln thl. school

WINCHESTER. Va. June 1&-
Thirteen graduates today received
their diplomas az the commencement
exercises o. the Winchester hi2h
school. The thirteen who by an iu-
tercsting coincidence closed their
school career on Friday the 18Th
were given their diploma by rroics
sor VI. u. Cool. who today concluded
his thirteenth year as principal OF
the high school
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14

DALLAS. Tex. June l3- Accor-
ding 10 the latest figures given out
by the compilcrs Of the new city di-
rectory Dallas now has q population
of llG,S3i people. The directory
shows G0.132 individual names
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
ASTOE ESTATE LARGEST
ENIR APPRAISED

NEW YORk. June d. The os-
tate of John Jacob AEtor. victim of
the Titanic. was officially appraised
a. close o. eighty eight million dol
lars. the largest ever appraised Ga
this country His son Vincent gets
sixty nine millions. Real estate D.
estimated al sixty three millions,
personal property AZ twenty five mil
lions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
TlLlA WILL CELEBRATE
BIItTiini1 ANNIVERSiIY


TILlA. Teyns. June o.. Tho us
lal l1th OF July celebration in hon
0r o. Tuilas birthday will be- held
this year on that date a. heretofore
There viii hs free dinner served
baseball games. faces. and other
amusemeuts Everybody o. invited
60 come and good time promised
f1 an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
BtIGAliIA PROPOSES
To DEMpBiIiII FORCES


LONDON. june la iuticipatiu.
demand from the powers, scrvia pro
foses % Bulgaria that both demobl-
lie three fourthr of their present
forces.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14
/. .++++s+*+++++++-'
AVIATOR h,i.tlsD w
EALL or NDNOi'LANE

} LoNuDN. Eng. June -.
; Lieutenant Jar'cs Kennedy
, OF the naval flyiis corps was
|, killed and ayiator Gordon
, BELL wasseripuslY Injured by
, the fall Of . rcnoplane fly
, ing eighty At Ihs "a hour at
/. a height OF th'ri. ieei. The
. tip OF tile wina 'ouched the
/. ground. and Do machine
, turned t,gtlc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-14

Continued on Page Four)
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06
BLUNDER DIFFERS
 CEREMONY 10 DAYS.
hrrsdav,s Dailvl

(FTOm nuTSudy DdilyJ
 Close friends of Robert Cornell "let the cat out of the bag" as 1t were. in connection with his recent marriage in Menonomee, Wisconsin, which was deferred for over ten days beyond the scheduled time, owing 10 one of those humorous blunders which trained officials are guilty Of committing at times when least to be expected, much less desired.
 Cornell secured a license to wed Miss Bonnell, he supposed, and un- der the strict laws of Wisconsin, was required to express his desires ten days ahead of the time the knot was to be actually tied. Arriving at the home of the bride, all the ar engagements had been neatly arranged for the advent of the Arizona groom, as we'll as the performing of the ceremony, the following day at high noon.
 As is customary, the officiating clergyman asked for the legal au- thori,y to tic the knot that binds and Cornell, of course, dug into his inside pocket for the document. In perusing the paper, the minister called Cornell to one side and, point ing his finger at the wording of the license, quietly whispered to him to assume a self composed attitude and
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

and relatives as 1t was possible under the circumstances.
 Look here, young man" said the astonished minister, throw your optics over this license you have been cherishing for the last thirty days; you are explicitly authorized to hunt game in Wisconsin, instead of lead ing to the altar one of the fairest daughters of the badger State. The clerk took the wrong official scent, and you are armed with only hunters license, pure and simple"
 ConnelT waited flor the clock to tick the ten days time limit, and when the dial was on the dot, he won out and was duly married to the girl of his choice.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06
REPORT ON COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. l- The condition of the growing cotton crop of the United States. on July 5. was 75.6 per cent normal, as an nounced by the Department of Agri- culture today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06
MARCHING ON CANTON.

HONG KONG, Aug. l.-General Lung Chi Kuan, with force ot loyal troops from the province ot Kwang Si, is marching on Canton after taking possession of Chiuhing A battle is imminent with the troops from Canton sent by the Rebel Gov ernor General of Kwang lung.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

Office Furniture 250OO
 Household Furniture 10000 E. A. Kastner Co., Merchandise 1o0O000 TAI Kellogg 5OUO miles of Fence L125O0
 head ---------- 22OeOO0 Wm, Lane Estate Improvements COCO Mt View Cemetery -,.-..Land ------------- 25OOOO To- ..--..--..--Cold storage &500 of Goods 0OOO O. X. Company 5O0OO00 Prescott Sanitary Laundry------ Machinery z1SOO0 Nelson Punenney head cattle
 Machinery and cooling plant 1,25OOo
 Furniture and Fixtures G 30OG Ihorne & Albertson 2 head cattle 45OOO0 Yavapai Supply Company M Merchandise ------- 22so0O being further business the Board upon "''' i"''''' ''' '''" WILLIAM STEPHENS Chairman Attest R. I. BELCHER. Clerk
 OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPAI CO., ARIZONA
 Prescott, Arizona July 15h 1915 Board of Eqqzaton & of Yyspa County A0Ia met pursuant & to ance received from State Tax Commission Present: William Stephens Chairman and Member; H. W. Heap of meetings o July 10th 11th, and 18th read and upon motion the same were approved HON BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Prescott. Aiz. Gentlemen:
 virtue IA of Section Senate Bill No Special Legislature of the State of Arizona and directed County Board o Equalization specially convened meeting 10 assessed valuation of the United Verde sng plant and P valuation originally placed thereon by the and shown by the original assessment rolls o faapa prior Board its June meeting directed add the original Verde Tunnel and Shelter Co., Jerome Ariz o oil locomotive, S5 Si3o5oW 66o6U rHtS%i ~, rr.;on citia1e oo3OO
 s247Oa
 Respectfully yours STATE TAX COMMISSION.
 :. C. M. LANDER. Chairman
 CHAS HOWE Member.
 P J. MILLER Member
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

Attest: JESSE L. ROYCE. Secretary"
  smelling plant S22630OO
  of and this accordingly  Board "hi0N' 'n04e 9 ~ ~ WILLIAM STEPHENS, Chairman Attest, R. BELCHER, Clerk
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06
FFICF OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. YAVAPAI %; AR

Yavapai Arizona, 10 Tuesday 1913 at 10:30 o'clock A. NJ
 Alonzo Mason. Acting Chairman ana eiOei' H. " ~ Membe R. T. Belcher, Clerk hou-, taken m in good reasons snow thereon had ana "ee the taken under adL1smSn VIZ; Stephens: K Market: Fred Harvey Ash FoK rru Upon motion duly and carried the Board adjourned una" Wednesday, Julv 9th. 1913, d 10:9 o'clock A. M "euHeS'"'' 'N' ~ MASON Acting Chairman Attest. R T. BELCHER. Clerk
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06
OFFICE oF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAvAPAI co., ARIZON

 County Arizona met pursuant 10 % ;ournment on Wednesday, July 9th 1913 at o'clock A ,r
  At,ber H w FIeap Membe R.. T. Beher Clerk F. appeared before the Board ana of Coconno he Tepaied Upon seconded and carried MT Jonn Lay and directed to spend the sum o F'' 0 ~ pH pairing said road o1 ,odor d.ts o IuIv Sth. warrants payment ordered drawn upon the EpeSe to-wi:
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

sAoqe ou m 10 eqa uoom uodn peeoeI under advsement action being taken this
 Petition School District No YavaPai changed Dnnss as s'fSno oIovs p to-wi ''"'
 aTkda making m @ sad 99 d % % Tob 3 6 North Range East
 petition having approved C. w Persons Deputy change boundaries School District No be made Pin "a n ne eSsd rom % e n of School District No
 fogn Al Azo4 Dsyns all m I s n G % be % @ the o%nsbp side Range and north and south line th5SuSh the @ ai of Township 6 2 Range Base
 petition duly approved by w. Persons Deputy 6oaT Es fe ehg Ro D @ N g made with % the pgf5 0 the by Pebo9 Gbo K of Stewart as Deputy Sheriff period of four days from July 2nd 1913 was approved and
 suspension of School Districts Nos 10 and IS
 s n % % % B iDm @ d @ GsP4y r f9 d P hey @ declared
 Petition residents Yayapai County Arizona received praying King Tip Top be repaired and upon
 Sufficient petition having Humbug PIsnc 3 % the % motion % r ordered n tha T he be appointed the Peace Hqmbug Precinct the filing and approval
 The following claims taken and audited and upon nG9n drawn upon the Expense Fund to-wt;
 @@ @@ x e6n TS %hfT T Bs R services Ass'f" Rspo cas-. aaa e6 9ss sm Sa'e i H H3~ .'c co supplies for Hosp e es9 f' H Ba8@er ann aa Sons Co., supplies Hosp i676 Prescott Co., trip Yaeger Siding etc. claimed 2, o66 991 Charles A. @sa %eve professional 1000 99 9'2 E@ma Rose shannon June salary, sup' oOo oo oo, :f5:s Co., 25,G1 55as " tax n @ 5S S 9S5 r Beieher a@t psd for rent
 ou ROSfG % DUega %e9 k up and audited and upon motion duly dsaowed account of being inn proper M W Moore salary P, s1o3S0 %
 Gus Bumbe labor e. Hosp overtime ,:-, , 1 S4o Saturday H uF Jni h Hsia'f o Attest: R. T BELCHER. Clerk
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

Upon motion duly seconded and carried ordered that d fhH n the of s5z@ Tn payment W taxes up 1912 against Fannie houtz ana GoldM Mining .,d T,x col Upon seconded and carried the Treasurer and lT M
 
 R Thompson 1912 feet o Second South the being double assessment and assessed to the Gold of H Phy for the Irre e13 ceivedc checked and ordered filed further the Board motion umh "eu"es'"S' 'N- ~ AIONZO MASON, Acting Chairman
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06
Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors of vtayapai
 County, Arizona.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAP co. AkdG9A2-
 Equalization of Yayapai County ATlzona' met pursuant adionrnment Monday July 1913 l0:3O o'clock M TT NY
 iiN"f' Member; R. T. Belcher Clerk o ,
 of Srd 4th oth oh |t 7' anu 0h were ad and duponm approved l received and filed proceeded take said assessments
 good shown ni considered and testimony thereon hedu u Ne submitted the and under advisement N Cook Denny: Arizona Catue
 son Cattle Company; Nelson Puntenney Back ram; Al he Csye1 Prescott Sanitary Laundry; N. Levy F. A kastneT & Co Mt Congress Junction Commercla
 the Board adjourned uhi Tuesday, July 9th. 1915 crrD,,E%c ct,;-,,, Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerk
 LITTLE VT DO-i - Prescott Arizona, Sth, 1915
 Arizona met o adournment Tuesday July 1913 at ocockA NJ VI, 1,
 Acting Chairman and Member; h. V" eAp' Mmber R. T. Belcher. Clerk .o, t 1u,o t v h be and ordered o 1 me
 S222l and the license taxes totaing S9V reatulaton being follows to-w eoooo
 } saloon at S30000
 l distributor S4oOO --''----''-- ~ E so4oO
 The report of Glenn County Supentendnt oi checked cancelo 9y filed recapiuon oi the for the quarter being as follows to-wt: s,o,6s57
 Comm School Fund
 High S5S0
 Fund 0'-O
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

Tune 1915 was received, checked, and ordered ilea
 Marks. Justice of the Peace, Grown hlng Preciho'' iof3 was received checked and ordered tIIed.
 w. Moore Justice of the Peace, Prescott @ rrecihc'
 1913, was received, checked and ordered fned.
 Sbsivlev. Justice of the Peace, Ash Fork Precinct; Iune 3Oth. 1913 was received, checked and ordered
 James V. Farley, as Deputy Clerk ot the superior
 w Finn County Superintendent of Health, for a eIve days from June l2th, 1913, was received and was granted. M, -. o, Do,,,v V W. Curtis Miller of Glenn w: Persons as pepu.s t f Schools was approved and confirmed by the anding that MT Persons shall be paid by MT. Miller D. w. Wingfield, asking that the portion oi me al between Camp Verde and the Coconino line De
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPAI CO., ARIZONA
 Arizona, July 10th, 1915 Of Arizona adiouTnmen on Thursday July 10th lO3o o'clock NJ Chairman and Member; onzo Aaso' Member: H. w. Heap Member R. T. Belcher, Clerk the Board upon mouoh soou q" NN " y O'CLOCK A. M iS' '' - WILLIAM STEPHENS, Chairman.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

ii - Arzon 1913
 Equalization Yaagai G9gnty A Aaona met Purypan "
 Stephens Chairman and Member; Aonzo Mason" Nsmber: Feap Member R. T. Belcher, Clerk
 notion stood unl 10. 30 o'clock A. NJ Thursday July 10th. 1915 -, Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerk.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

The report ot Chas cinct, for the month ot
 The report of B. K for the month of June,
 The report of J. M for the month of June,
 Tn report of w. B. for the quarter ending flied.
 The appointment oi Court, by P. J. Farley,
 Application of JohI leave of absence for tv upon motion the same
 The appointment b County Superintendent Board, with the unders' for his services.
 Letters from MT Tonto Basin wagon TO
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

William stephens GhFman Ra,So and & nsTb Aonzo Mason ocI0eE ounS. A. M Fds 5Rssij July srrpurvs c,,, Attest: R T. BELCHER Clerk
 OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAvAPA com m ARzoNA
 Prescott Arizona July lith M l9lS n B9aFd on EqieIn as ay m 4rTs g SG
 Members fse + " Mfm eap sehSS M5sf R Bh fs o
 o'clock s2 9ra % T s'RFdsy sRP"J July 9.I 'a 0 Attest: R. T. BELCHER Clerk
 OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAvAP M c9 g., ARzoN TG
 M isi5 oq1 gSc 9sioeE A5Gs m" T p"F''"
 $ F:sIsf P;9S S z cf T pus... Deputy S. b KosS saS Boar? B Supervisors of YSya6s % and @ 60 e received the records '0-"''; Flagstaff. Arz t3 July 12h i9 1913
 M E 5 ssped RPas a dssss1 s 5 P with your present time north and south hsnT2 m h., RDR e f6e E Board 5n'ttf M go d!fan fully
 The Chairman repd S&d the following approved
 ,nS = T..S Ss f od @ e"s s o. FasP @ ss s %s't fds5 Gf Sosnt Gu5Is1 #siR H9 l
 5%ssT Nssfy Nsnd Public amount S0oO surety Fidelity P;Pi' % %Lza Rfs sTpRfSs sRsg @ 5s"a Attest R T. BELcHER, Clerk,
 OF BOARD SUPERVISORS 3,Sa. a c m R5oNA g
 ay lz fs cG'g%y % a1s9s @ A pursuant
 #aS %5$ss; sh Be5 Sss e: d:%D 'n.' Mason "Noic of Increased Assessments was upon mo'0"' o ~ " said fixed as follows, TIE l NAME bESCNI llO ,noooo Tom cattle 44SOOU Arizona cattle Back & Fain head, cattle 35OSNJ | Ht corau -MeTbanfIse 2922O0 Congress June Commercial Co-mpovements 3Osn00 | I X H. Cook $50 head. cattle IlOOU | SZ50U | Dawes ------------------ headcatte 5CNUJ | Do.n, Derrv head cattle 100000 | GeNES head cattle 6OO0OD | D head cattle 22OOO00 l M Juater Rro NIeTcbandise co ! lands 5000 | F.: T a-rer IAsb Forkl Fixtures 5000 Il Cash 4HOl | Curio | Merchandise - 2OOOO0 | T Dining room Kitchen Fur 1sO0O0 | 750OO 1 Household Furniture 5OO0OO Il 10000 Il Fieu "'N' Ns Merchandise 5000
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

Attest: R. T. BELCHER, Clerl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09
Telegranlas de la Isla

Anasco, T. Jose Martinez arrollo
con una bicicleta que montaba Agus-
tina Rodriguez causandole la fractura
de un brazo Y varias lesiones Ell ell otro
-Ha sido arrestado Antonio Rios. i
quien Sc acusa de haber hechO dos dis
paros de revolver contra Lorenzo Mer-
cado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09

SOLO HAY UN "1ROMO oUINl-
MAJ, ese es e1 LAXATIVE BROMO-QUINrNA,
usads en- todo el mundo para curar resfriados en-
un dfa. Procuren si Ia frma de E. w. GROVE
sst& 90 cada cajta
Naranjito, Han recibido sus di-
plomas de octave gravo los j6venes Mi
guel Rivera, Gaspar Rodriguez, Ino-
cencio Rivera y Marcelino Padilla y las
senoritas Amalia Rivera, Amalia Nora
les Mariana Archila
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09
" LA LIN "A -

CAFE, DULCERIA, REPOSTERIA
Y PANADERIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09

y todA a1ectaei6n uFnaria. inflammation irritacion;
al1vio permanente dentro de 20 lfas GaraRtizadO
no da1oso. Sobrepuja con much" las inyecciones
Impossible La eenstFicoi6n. Sc garantiza que caran
"Reminiscences dinerO. Precio 81 90 anne
Taeano por eaja. Sc venden en- las FARHACIAS 6
Las env1amos bajo sobre ordinario franqueado
TAE SAFETY REMEDY COMPANY. Canton,
OAio, e. q. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09

PAEA Homh os-Un
N/<z1Ez<xkc Eemedio de resultad0 prom
Vf2 to, SECURE positive 60
sSp NORREt RIENOPRAGTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
TIGHT SQUEEZE FOR GRUBB
Two by Four Room Best we
Can Offer Alabama Judge.

Judge william |. Grub OF Alapana'
who will hold court in this federaI us
trict TO help clear the calendar, visited
the federal building yesterday under 'he
escort Of II. Snowden Marshall the Ihlteu
States District Attorney. Mr.. Marsna''
introduced Judge Grubb to the other
Judges I'm the building and then urea u
find a room for him to work In.
L am positively ashamed to ask YOU
TO hold court I'm this building" said MT.
Marshall I'm disgust after falling TO ma
quarters for the Alabama jurist. There
isn't another district in the country that
asks its judges to work in cubbyholes
like these They aren't much better than
rat holes in fact"
Mr. Marshall finally turned Judge GruDo
over TO Marshal Henkel, who found two
by four room on the fourth floor which
the Judge thought would do until he
might be able 10 get something better.
The federal judges and Mr.. Marshall are
preparing a bill asking Congress 10 appro-
pirate $4,000 for improving the court
rooms in the federal building and for the
rental Of chambers for the Judges In
nearby business buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
GIVE PICTURE OF JUDGE
Classmates of Justice Ingra-
ham Pay Honor to Him.

Twenty of the members Of the
class Of 60 Of the Columbia College Law
School presented 10 the Appellate Di-
vision Of the Supreme Court yesterday
an oil portrait of George l.. Ingraham.
presiding justice. a fellow member. Adj
dresses were made by Justice John
Proctor Clarke, Francis Lynde Stetson
and Nicholas Murray Butler, an eX-oiiicio
member Of the class
The portrait was hung In the court
room next 20 that Of Justice lngraham s
father, Daniel r. Ingraham.
The deed Of gift presented TO Justice
Ingraham contained these names Of his
classmates: Francis NJ. Scott, James A.
Deering. George Peabody Wetmore. Rich
ard Wayne Parker. George e. Holt,
Edgar G. Turrell. James l.. Bishop, Jeffor-
son Clark. Rudolph +. Rabe, j. II.
Hildreth. Charles 6. Coe, Charles T..
Southern. David a. Curtis. George W.
Hubbel. Hamilton Wright Mabic Charles
w West, +. j. Dupignac. Francis Lynde
Stetson. Henry Work. George +. Murray,
Horace Stetson. James +. Flanders, John
r. McDonough and Nicholas Murray But
Ter.
After the presentation ceremonies the
class held luncheon at the Manhattan
club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
FOR BETTER RIVER FRONT
Congress Asked for Approprla'
tion for Such Purpose.

The Chamber Of Commerce or tne boi
ough of Queens is cooperating Win otnei
commercial organizations Of New YORK
civ in endeavoring to obtain from ooi-
eress an appropriation of Sl5.Co"p lot
the Improvement Of the, East River from
the Battery to Long Island Souhu' III
accordance with the plans OF the ensF
neers of the United states Army. An
initial appropriation Of 100000 Is requested
for this year, and annual appropriations
to complete the work.
letter was sent yesterday by captain
Frederick Russell, chairman OF the COM
narce committee. to all the manufactur-
ing and commercial interests In the Dor
ouoh located along the East River, from
Newtovn Creek to College Point ana
Whitestone. requesting that letters ne
sent 10 each Of the borough Represent
atives i'm Congress and to the chairman
of the Rivers and Harbors Committee Oh
the House Of Representatives. urging that
this appropriation be made at once. Let
ters have been received by the chamDer
from both Senators Elhu Root and james
A. O'Gorman and Representatives DENIS
O'Leary and Lathrop Brown. stating that
they would cooperate I'm this matter.
Both Captain Russell, chairman OF the
commerce committee, and waiter l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
END LIVES TO STOP PAIN
Two Men, One Aged Eighty, Are
Suicides Because Sufferers.

Joseph C. Glckstein. more than sixty
years old who had been I'm great pain for
many months from cancer OF the stomach
swallowed carbolc acid yesterday morn
ing I'm his home. at No. s6l Beck street,
The Bronx. and later died in Lebanon
Hospital. A few hours later John Stan
ley. eighty years old. who. like Glickstein,
had long suffered from a chronic Illness
killed himself by inhalng gas in a fur
nished room.
Glickstein. who at one time made appli-
ances used by dentists. had for years been
depressed because OF his suffering. Yes
terday morning his wife and son were
aroused from their sleep by his cries.
Finding him in great agony from the car
bolic acid, they sought to administer I'm
emetic He died two hours later in the
hospital.
Although for years his friends had ad-
vised Stanley TO go 20 a hospital, he
steadfastly refused. He lived in a fur
nished room AT No. 20i East 2Oth street.
He had been sent there by physician
friend, who also arranged for the aged
mans board
Mrs. Mary HaCkett the landlady, called
I'm a policeman when she detected the
odor Of gas. but the aged man was dead
before the would-be rescuers entered the
room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
More Aid for Daimlers.

Tho hearts OF William Daimler and
his wife. who are living I'm small room
at No. q East Third street. were again
lightcncd last night by the receipt Of
five dollars sent TO The Tribune by a
reader who requested that her name be
not used. The couple showed several
which had been sent 10 them since the
story OF their poverty was printed in The
Tribune.
1T Is 80 good Of all these people 20
remember us 20 this fashion Mi.
Daimler said last night. but do hope
soon 20 Ind staldy employment"