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newspapers the cellar door wentto bcd

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lost nlsht with a little aboard I signedthe some line ago and had

drinking until yesterday when Icamo home

told that Gertrndo had beennaughty Bo I hit her on

oa punishment 1to hurt tier her I went tobed after that This was about 10 niclockI think In the Aggie woke moand told me that Gertrude was dradwashed he body and dressed it Inclothes Then we wrapped It In now

and started to take fathersOn thin we paw the doorway and deddod to leave it

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zcno HOLDS fpiroiMvHer rcreanm Attract Neighbors Who Cbate

highwayman Into WoodMONTCLAIR N J Sept 4 Rofie Murphy

a servant who was on her way home froma visit to friends in New York last nightwas held up nt Clairmontand Midland

this place by a negro whoa box He grabbed

ans hands and demanded her moneySho screamed for help and several of her

responded The negro fled andpursued escaped in a

of woodland

RUSH FOR HOME COXTfUESCentrals Labor Day Traffic Reported

f to De Heavleit In YearsThe incoming passenger traffic on the

New York Central yesterday was saidlast night the heaviest In years All

trains were run in twothe most of them carried Itwas estimated by Station Master Odellthat nearly 200000 had entered the citythrough the Grand Control Station duringthe day The baggage room tooverflowing with baggage and the con

was trunks

tlonal police Kelly got adozen extra fromand East Sixtyseventh street stations

the Laboroutings together with the crowd of

the regular summervacations the washurt but latein theaftornoon whenambulance arrived to take Sarah Booker90 oH of 03 Third avenue fromincoming train She hadas was boarding the train In Chicagoand spralnedher ankl-

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sheretojflftlIeentertatnedBisfjop PotTorand the townsmen to helphim obUjrve with a dinner and other feetiitle his golden jubilee of beginningwork Little was elected to s-

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Bishop Potter and others Thei handsomely bound and

the of tsv3Bvblank In which each fluent had tomake msautogrnph Mr the

manyon the of this anniversary-

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JCVP IS YELLOW FEVER CASES

Kirt rlKht New Patients Five DeathsFederal Quarantine Favored

NEW OmEANfl Sept 4 Tho featuretodays fever developments was the jumpin the number of new cases The MarinaHospital Service reported up to 0 oclocktoday fiftyeight now cases and five deathsThe popular theory IB that thearrest and Imprisonment on Saturdaya local to report cues

other physicians heretofore conin their reports Immediately U

hand In all suspicious COMBCompared with the same date In 1878

the figures are Insignificant On Sept 41878 there were 212 new oases and seventytwo deaths or nearly four times the num

of new case today and over fourteentimes the number of Theof cases reported to4219 In 1878 and of deaths 202 against 1241in 1878

Following the pronouncement of Gov Jelluof Alabamaof quarantines the indorsement of the

Association has given addedand the newspapers of State

are practically a on propositionentirely overboard theat Interference with State

taking without the enlight-ened view expressed by thoughtful men In

SouthThe campaign of education continues

and a lectures were deliveredyesterday While the New Orleans public

never been noted for attention tolectures it U attending the talks

every one now knows themosquIto is not

children disputedan for instance how a

or the femaleIt seems to be the general opinion that

vhllo the screening thelest root Ion of fumigationire excellent precautionary measures

greatest the promptrosning the patient whoo fever

U not believed It will bepossIble to reduce perceptibly the numberif mosquitoes

roYt JOIN corroV GROWERS

England Manufacturers Say Nolleof Meeting Was Too

Mass Sept 4 Theotton Manufacturers Association has deIdedthatit is impracticable to dele

to a meeting of growers and manuaoturers Ashsville N C Sept 0 Itteen to consider a stable priceor at this meaKThe board of governor of the New

England association decided that there i

Insufficient time to arrange for delegateso go to Ashevllle Secretary J E Wood

If the executive committee of the Southirn Cotton Association believesbat can be servedjoint with of the Manuaoturers association we wouldthat a later date be arranged andmeeting be held in New or Washington

order to make the meeting thoroughlytime

iven to enable the International Federa

On receipt of an Invitation fromGrowers Association

oard of will be glad to cooperateappointing delegates

COP WAS RUBBERING

Picked Out a Lawyeri OhlnMe ClientWith Keeping Gambling Howe

LI Foy proprietors of a Chineseestaurant at SOI Henderson street Jersey

which was raided on Sunday nightere held in the First Criminal Court for

iOO ban each for the Grand Jury yesterday-or maintaining a resort for gamblingJach of the eleven celestials who were

ound gambling In the place was fined HoLawyer Patrick J Dooley counsel for

he defendants asked Policeman Langanrho secured the evidence against the placep point out the proprietor and the cop

arnando you know he is one of the men

iquiredBecause I was in a laundry

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aidThats what I was remarked the cop

110 VOLTS

Victim Was Rain Soaked and Fell WithChandelier He Seized When ShockedJames McCullum 25 years old a driver

Roe ft of Newark was HUednrly in Thomas Walsh

at 22 Plane street Newark whileiirjilng on an incandescent light which was

out of order and would not repond to the main switch It was aftermidnight and Walsh lit his foruslness McCullum climbed on a radiatorn tinker the light and a shockwhich threw to the

He could not have received more thanIff volts but htashoefl and were

rain He died in an ambuonce on the way to the St Michaels Roeital When the shocke seized a chandelier and clung to It until

fell with him to the floor

Post oraoe Clrrkf In Con ventlonCEDAR la hundred

leegate representing nearly every Staterers present today at the sixth annualonventton of post TheCBfliona will continueThe session was to

of welcome with a by

btmlness will be consideration ofilan to introduce aattire Into the association

Uilstant Tax Collector of Pialnfleld Klllihimself

PbaJNPiBLb N J Sept 4 Davidmember of one of Plain fields

drallle ooTnrjutted suicide at his houseshooting himself ln the mouth

e had long in Ill health He waOyears old end was assistant city tax

His wife and one son survive

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GREAT DAMAGE IN TIlE VNADILLAND VALLEYS

Two Lives Lott Many Bridges DestroyRaIlroad Tramo penriedA

Ontario and WeiteriCoal Train THe Engineer Drowned

UTIOA 4 A record breaking f H

water was experienced throughout centralNew York yesterday last night and todayIn some sections of a wide territonr greadamage done The seversdamage to life and property is over a longstrip of country twenty or thirty miles iiwidth and reaching from NorwichSherburne on the west eastwardly overthe Unadlllix Valley doing great harm iiNew Berlin and Edmeston striking a scoreof small villages and sweeping on to Cooperstown and 8chuyler

Two lives known to have been lostIn this terriflo cloudburst Railroad lineshave been washed away telegraphtelephone wires thrown hlghwayidestroyed so badly thatFollowed houses and barns torn from theirfoundations and carried with thetorrents farmsof crops that for the harvestand trees uprooted-

It is most difficult to secureInd full reports Neither the telegraphnor telephone wires are In working orderto a large number of places Mall 1s out pthe question for several day The

in the Chenango Valley the UnadllliValley and the trolley line to Cooperstowi

ire not in condition to be operated todaysad possibly for several days-

A northbound freight train on the Ontarioind Western Railroad went down withhe roadbed at Woods Corners about

and a half north of Norwich aboutoclock last evening There were two

mpines hauling the train made up In partif coal cars Engineer Norton of Norwichwas drowned in the Chenango Riverafteilumping from his engine Engineer Al

ert Borden of Norwich was seriously In

ured and will probably die Firemanrank Ferris of Norwich on Engineer

iordens engine the fireman on EngineerNortons engine and Brakeman WinfieldJolton of Norwich were injured but will

eoover About WO feet in nil of the Onand Western Railroad track was

cashed outThe damage to the Lackawanna railroad

sill probably be the largest in Its historyUtIca was built Praotlentire road between North Brook

bId and Norwich has affected and it-

s reported that there are from twelve toIfteen separate washouts The ChenangoRiver runs alongside the tracks at many

and the large volume of water workedthe roadbed until it slipped away

fhe tracks in many places are stilltonight

In the village of New Berlin a house occu-lted by Mrs J M Deering was washedtown through the main street and Mrseeiing was drowned Dozens of housesnd barns were toppled from their foundsions and in many Instances floated a coniderable distance away

During the service In the New Berlinresbyterian Church lost night the water

ame up so suddenly that the worshIpersould not leave the building and remainedhers until after daylight with the pastorfhey were taken out on a raft

and on the Unadlllihas out

t may be a week before the road is againtinning The road is completely tied upChe loss will be 10000

Last night was a night of terror to theresidents of Sherburne The reservoir

and did an immense amount ofand at the same time the river

rose Between the flood tumbling downthe hills and the menacing

lacking up from the rapidly risingsat night was one which will never bebrgotten by those who were in the villageTie damage done is at a rough estimatelaced at 46000 Warning of the bursting-if the reservoir had been telephoned to

village and Lou of life was thus avertedThe village of Edmeston was swept

end barns carried away in theIn the of Schuyler Lake

hurch boils were rung to warn sleepingesldents of their peril

Many miles of track and roadbed on therailroad between Mohawk

away and trafficrill be interrupted for a week The damagei the Sauquoc valley will be upward of00000 while the total damage to railroads-nd other property In the strip of territoryetween Utica and Norwich will exceed100000The cloudburst swept down upon Schuyler

ake near Richfield Springs at midnighterklmer Creek overflowed its boundariesnd flooded the village to the depth of three-r four feet The lower story of the Bulliontotel was completely submerged and the inrates would have been drowned had the dlsovery of the flood been delayed a few mblents longer When the door of the hotelrag opened the water poured into the house-D volumes The streets aye filled with therreckags of trees and driftwoodDamage at Cooperstown will reach aev

ral thousand dollars The reservoir atherburne burst under the terrific pressure

wept away fields of vegetables bridgesnd roads and Mt the village without arater supply The cloudburst is one ofhe most costly and damaging In the history-f the and Ontario and Westm railroads Water to the depth pfthree

is flowing o er the betweenand Norwich on both railroads

the work of repair has to halt untilhe flood subsides

The Chenango River is at Its highestIn fifty years and still rising at New

The flood surpassed the one ofhree years ago doing great damage totreets and buildings

A large derrick boats and drilling aplaratus used in making soundings for the

State barge canal and whichin the Mohawk River at

Hunter were away thewater early Is a wash

on the West Shore Railroad betweenlion and Mohawk and traffic on the road9 suspended Through trains on that roadire usingthe New York Central track bewean Utica and the detour at Hoffmann

FORT Sept4 A socalledcountry south of

Plain morning causedto the extent of many thousands of

lollara Otsquago Creek ordinarily ansignlflcant stream suddenly became aody water of dangerous proportionsti banks were overflowed for miles severalridges were destroyed and many wereladly damaged washed-ut a few buildings were demolished andarrled away orchards vere uprootedad greet damage was done to growingrops of grain yards and gardensWorts of nearly every description wasbrought to the Mohawk Valley by Otnquagoreek and was jammed into the openingndertb bottom of the Erie Canal whichBrmit creek to reach th Mohawktnr i Thta cioeed t wit r to rla M

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A encle In all principal cities in the world

storm which prevailed In this regionSaturday morning noonwashed away an abutment of a largebridge which crossed the Sawklll Creek-

at Sawklll the end of the bridge failinginto the stream Several small bridgescrossing the Esopus In the Catskills werealso washed away as were several hundredfeet of the 20 Inch main leading from thereservoir of the Kingston City Water Worksat Woodstock to this city

WORKHOUSE AS A SANCTUARY

Offlclali Refuted to Let Warrant BServed on a NonSupport Prisoner

Magistrate Barlow in the Essex Marketpolice court yesterday took issue with thauthorities of Blackwells Island about i

construction of the lawThe controversy arose over the ease o

Max Friedenbaum who was commuteto the workhouse on July 29 in default oa bond to pay 13 a week to his wife Rebeoaof 89 Attorney street On Aug 8 anotherwoman claimed to be Friedenbaumswife and Magistrate Moss issued afor Friedenbaums arrest on a chargebigamy The warrant was given to OfficeFoley to serve Magistrate Barlow wasinformed early yesterday that Friedenbaums friends had learned of the warranton the bigamy charge and had hastenedto furnish bill for him on the nonsupportcharge in order to get him away from the

4 orkhouse The bond was acceptedJays ago and the discharge was sent to the

IslandPoliceman Foley was sent to the work-

house early yesterday morning and aoSergt Ivory of

Essex Market court squad he was thatreason why was not

Foley said that they would not letserve warrant that inassmuois there were no policemen or peace officers

connected withwas at liberty to leave at will

Magistrate Barlowhurried to and had an

with some workhouse offV

who said that no one there hadserve a warrant The Magistrate

that citizen hail ain a felony case Island

officials not to allow Friedenbaum to escape

IFOWEV TAKES AS BURGLARS

husband or One Also Arrested ChargedWith LootIng an East Side House

The police of the East Fiftyfirst streetstation last night arrested Charles Whalen

213 East Thirtyseventh street Emmawife and Evelyn McCarthy 20 yearsof the some address on a charge of

burglary John Kelly of 704 Third avenue3 the complainant Kellys house was

entered on Aug M when his family wasway and was looted of almost everythingthat was of any value

Therobbery was traded to Whalen andtwo the arrest two

of Frank McCarthy and CharlesTaylor who were caught into

avenue house when the two pilemere were in court thewomn and her companion visited them

detectives to the East

rooms about thirtytickets and some of the clothing thatstolen from Kelly

TilE FIGHT THE FIFTHNet Say Prenderfait is Attacking

Whove a Right toThe action of Joseph F Prondorgast

Tammany leader of the Filthllstrict In applying to the Supreme Courto strike from the list of enrolledrotors of the district about 900 namesroused a great deal of indignation

men who are supporting George SNeil who backed by William Astor

Ihanler is to oustthe leadership of the district-

It is asserted by leaders of the Wllliar-tistor Ghanler thats seeking to have stricken from the rollshe men who are known to be

election because he fearsho result of the primary electionhe orders whichrendergast come fory the Supreme Court the ONeil men

prove that the allegations olPrendergast are baseless

JOHN X CARLISLE WISm-

ocratlo CommItteemanPrimaries In Jefferson

WATBRTOWN N Y Sept 4 In theirimaries just held in this county Demoratio State John Narlisle against whom every effort was

Ireoted last to turn him down wonas there is hardly an antiCarlisle mar

named as a delegate to either their county conventions In this

man was This meansthat Carlisle and his will have thenaming of candidates Thursday Therei no snow for a Democrat at the electionexcept in the Assembly disrict Hookerism

ino Reward for the DeWItt JewelsFormer Corporation Counsel William

DeWitt of Brooklyn has aof 500 and no

the restoration to Mrs De of thefour diamond valued at which

disappeared from her trunkt thej I on SO So far the detectives

been unable to get clue either U

Newark Gets Halt a Foot of RainFrom morning until 3 ocloc

yesterday nearly six inchesrain fell In Newark In four t r

the precipitation was 283 inches

JACCARDSW-e draw on the whole worldfor noveltici and tell themin an establishment

different too

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fSIKAK EASY IN ILAIXriKLD

Hotel of John J Ooff Entered by Connoilmen Tyler and hillock Who Kncvthe Kind of Ring to His and Proprlctor and Sixteen Patrons

PMINFIRLP N 1 SeptWilliam H Tylor and William Starr Bullock

former chairman of the Police Boardkayo the local police department a surpriselast night when they made a raId onspeak easy conducted by John J Gaff al

his hotel In West Front street Goffpatrons of the place wore caught

The former waiving examination waheld for the Grand Jury whIle only thenames of the patrons were takenwill be called later as witnesses

The two Councilmen who say that MrGoff has had the protection of the policehave been working up the case forweeks and it was planned to make

last night They previouslyJustice Kelly of Elizabeth and oba warrant Accompanied by theand Constable Terry also of Eliza-

beth the party drove in carriages to thehotel

On the way met Patrolmanand Tyler asked him U go

Mr Bullock gave the specialof ring to entrance toMr Goff answered the boll The restthe was close behind him and as soot

room where the proprietor and sixteenpatrons were cards

officials immediately demandedthe name and theproprietor was arraigned and given a chance-to He to actionof the Mr Bullock seizedbottles and whisky tasting 6f eachto sure he real Thin

be used as evidence-Mr Bullock said that it was use

less to ask the to make the aAndrew local boss

and did not hesitate to that hesure that Mr ColT was receiving the protec

of theTyler a New York lawyer ha

had fee here to 1000

of an ordinance restricting theloon area to the business of town

of this district and hastwice failed to get a license Mr Bulloc-ks now a to the Coun

il and is opposed by the Republican

KILlED BEFORE MOTHERS EYES

Toddles After Marbles bi Fronta Trolley Car

PHILADELPHIA Sept 4 Toddlingthe street after hum marbles Joseph

Fisher awas run down by a Snyder avenue trolleycar In front of his home 483 North Fourthtreet at 1130 oclock this morning Thewheel were stopped just in time to pro

vent cutting two He died Inon the way to the Childrens

HospitalMrs mother of the boy was a

witness of the accident and fa Shetad been leaning out of the front window-of her home talking to a neighbor andwatching the One of his

and the little fellowan after it right in front of the car

MVRDEREI FOR HER MOEYl a i t j

Who Drew Cain from HankDcadln Her Home

NEKttiH Wls Sept 4 Mrs Michael70 years old was found lying

pool of blood at the foot of the stairsher home this morning Her skull was

fractured and the police believe sho wasmurdered A few ago Mrs Sextontook a considerable sum money from

bank and this is missing When neighdiscDvered the womans body am

searched the rooms thehad been ransacked

Lightning Strikes Schooner Killing OneMan

BILOXI Miss Sept 4 Elca Lescarcdekilled and Diamond Seymour

Ihoupe Peter Nick Chelores andConstantine Pendela all Greeks and reeldents of New Orleans were badly shocked

lightning today The men were on theschooner was on the

being repaired when the bolt struckrigging

ORITVARY

Cal William Finlay Anderson formerlywell known newspaper man died yesterday

t his home 272 Manhattan avenue after t

three weeks Illness with kidney troubleAnderson was born In Ireland sIxty

seven years ago and came to this countrynine years later He Was War correspondent

the New York Herald luring the civiland In this capacity attracted aLienor Gen placed him on his

Asilstont Atlose of the war he took chaw of the WashIngton bureau of the Hfrald while In that

was one of the pallbearers on theof Lincoln house onstreet where It was taken from Fords

Cheater to the White House TwoAnderson was sent to London

arranged LIvin r tonksearch expedition was one of the or

anizers of the Press and a memberthe executive committee for twelve years

wife survives himGeneral Robert McCulloch died in Boonvllle

yesterday He wax born in AlbemarleIn 1MO went to Missouri

settling In Clarks Fork TownshipCooper He served Inerate army commanding the Second CavalryRegiment len Sterling

participated In all the battles Incito South Later

he was Hoods In the fortytwodays fighting with Sherman

Three children survive himMiss Nettie McCulloch Boonvllle Mrs

IcCmlocb Helens MonCharles llathanrny Vebh who was well

hers among Insurance men oniundar at his summer home In orLocks Conn Ho was KI years old Formany y ars Webb1 was goods

Later he went Into the ranreiiielness and was at the time of his deathpresident of the National Accident Societyit 320 Broadway He was a member tho

Sow Founders and PatriotssocIeties the Merchants tnlon League

clubs the Sons of thelon and the Society of Colonial Wars

Charles Francis a member ofof C M Co upholsterers

at his home U44Brooklyn Mr Abbott vaaif school of the Atlantic Avenue

of the Avenue Congregationaland was well known work

for ten he was a member of the Twentvsecond Regiment and one daughtersurvIve him funeral will be

afternoon at 2 oclock from theKastnor wIts of Theodore Kaitner

and daughterinlaw of Brewer Franz Kastnpr morning In Newark In-

n had been III several monthshad an operation last week at

t She was 0rid and survived her husband threeions and three daughters

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WORTH CONSIDERINGLet us show you whit the Rainier

tour1Y Ingover rough roads this season

equipped Ralnlers arei all that can for Immediate

These are now on the floor

ready Inspection 3MO with full equipment Guaranteed free of repairs

THE RAINIER COMPANYS l oom r ienro Telephone tool Columb

MARVELOUS VALUEAre those suits and we have on

20 Embracing the materials such as

Specialty In automobile coats uniforms and liveriesn

Can we new samples fashion reviewblank and tape free

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OORHAHI FLORENTINE BUILDING

Handsome New Structure on Fifth Avenueto Do Opened to the Public Today

For the fifth time the Gorham Company-

has moved its headquarters The newbuilding Is an eight story structure at Fifthavenue and Thirtysixth street The archi-

tects were McKim Mead 4 Thebuilding will be opened to the

The structure appears lower than It reallyis This effect has been gained by the hori-

zontal division of tho facade into threeparts an arcaded first story a plain stretch-

of masonry only with rows of un-

ornamented windows and crowning thewhole a colonnaded loggia topped by a

overhanging pornlce The etyaffected by thearchitect tr tment of the Renaissance

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by roundmaBflive loniocolumnsof polished granite-

In the spandrels between these arcbesare-basreliefs emblematic of Art and Industry

from the chisel of Andrew OConnor A

frieze fashioned at the Gorhamfoundry is let into the tone

andrunsaround the building above thelirsfstory The wide cornice of Florentinecharacter is of copper picked out with color

and glided In phoesThe showroom occupies the

entire first floor The domed and elabor-ately decorated ceiling Is supported byeight columns Around this areshowcases of carved mahogany Up

cases of the same wood arearound the walls The rails and

and the doorsgolden hued bronze cast and fin

ished at Bronze FoundryThe are finished in leather with fig-

ures in brass after an idea froman old Spanish trunk-r The also devoted

of the third to the eccles-iastical art department On the fourthIs the ofthe firm wtylethe fifth is to administrative purr

The eighth aresaid

and stained glass window departments The ofthe basement occupied by theof the storage department-

The building is one first in the cityto be entirely constructed of Quanta

a of formedby overlapping tiles on ironcolumns cost of the structure was

It has taken over two yearsto build It The as well asone on Broadway at Nineteenth streetwhich was the of the Gorham com

for and also theextensive at Providence K I were

planned and carried to sucEdward Holbrook

the president of the company

FAKE COP SHOOTS A WOMAN

Turns When Challenged by Sergeant andFires Crowd

CniCAtio Sept Mrs Anna HopkinsIs in a serious condition at St Lukes floepital a victim of a peculiar shooting wit-

nessed today by thousands of spectatorswho were waiting for the Labor Day parade

William precipitated aof bullets in Mrs s backLaska was roughly by the crowd

Laska was seen apolicemans and club and revolver

are with thoseasked Seller Laska turned and without

struck the buckle on his suspender and

the melle several werefired Laska one of which struck IrsHopkins

PVXCTURFn MRSHIP FALLS

Crowd Stands from Under but AeronautHamilton Unhurt

PATKBSOV N J Sept 4 Prof Hamiltonundertook to give an exhibition this afternoon in Arrow His programwas to circle Fairyland an amusementresort near Paterson then to sail to

and return at an

Fairyland-Hamilton had just to

when one of the rear wheels operat-ing the machine broke and the

the bag puncturing itThe spectators as the airship

came managed toat a point where no cornsto any He was uninjured Hesays he another attempt a dayor

DRAIN RESERVOIR TO FIND BODY

Supposed SuicIde Note Saying He HadOone Into the Citys Water Supply

WtMlAMHPOrT Pa Sept 4 BecauseSamuel Robbins of Altoona i thought tohave drowned himself In the reservoirthat the with water the reser-voir I drained-

A found on the bank readingI am tired of my existence on

Have drowned myself this A M hometo In Altoona I in with myclothes on Farewell mother dear

SAMUEL ROBBINSThe reservoir 1s twenty feet deep and

covers seven acres take two daysto empty it

SILVBR PLATE THAT WEARS

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EXPECTED TODAY

And the Police Are Wondering If HellAol In BUrglary Cases

Police Commissioner MoAdoo Is due atHeadquarters today after a months vaca

spent for the most part at Magnoliamoro than one precinct com-

mander s wondering what toThe menmost worried are those in

precincts been activeand every made by1 headquar-ters in those districts to make arrests or dosomething to show activity The police areready enough with reasons One Is

order to formthree squadrons of mountedgreat numbers of men were taken

from the various precinct houses The menoay that their are now so that

are thorn thoroughlyAnother matter which will come

the Commlnsloners attention Is the ap-pointment of a Deputy Commissioner to

of It is as-

sumed that the new man will have charge ofpolice trials Serious charges are now

a men The mostimportant case Is that against Detectives

Krecht extortingmoney from Julie of 187

avenue and of arresting her without justifi-cation

The police hope to be able to clean up thetheir hope on the

Elmer 1

number of for variousand pieces of jewelry were found-

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thathaw wet irPourel so thnt be can

KNOCKS COP

Hut He to His PrisonerAre Nabbed Also

Mike Bentz a husky housesraith of 239

East Thirtyninth street got into a fightwith several other men at Dry Dock andTwelfth street last evening and a fine oldroughhouse was in progress when Police-man McOrath of the Union Market stationran and arrested McCJnuhstarted for the station with hisprisoner but had not gone ten feet when

was attacked two men who afterknocking him down hustled Bentz into thehallway at 708 East Twelfth street As

as he could McQrath scrambled to hisfeet and ran after Bentz whom he overtook-at the third floor

A attacked the officer on thebut his own until a beer glasshim on the head McOrath fell backwarddownstairs but dragged Bentz with himTwo other policemen then andclubbed off Thomas-J Ryan of 233 St Anns avenue and Ben

of 438 avenue werepointed out by men who had

from him and arrestedAt the station house they were upon a charge of interfering with an officerBentz was held on a of intoxication-and fighting in the streets

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Information The Phone Co1 S4tb it

DIEDABnOTT On Monday Sept 41905Ch rlf Fronds

Abbott son or Robert and Ellra Abbott Inthe nth rear of his sac

Notice of funeral hereafterBARKEROn Sunday Sept S 1908 at Moid

Antoinette New York city Emma Agusidearly beloved mother of Usbeth nnle

Scott and Ethel Irvine BarkerFuneral private Interment at Greenwood Cen

storyBtJCHANANpn Sept J 05 at her resldnr

Montreal Canada Mart Ellen widow of ib-

latelWllllam Outer Buchanan aced 80 yearf-

CHAPMANOn Sept at Greenland N ItRev J A N Chapman D D formerly ofthe New York Methodist Conference

Funeral services will be held on WednesdaySept A al 2 P M Greenland X II-

OREENE On Sunday Sept S at her rrildnv47 New Lawn av Arlington N J M7

beloved daughter of A

and tbe late William GreeneRelative and friends ate renpectfuUy lnvtti1

to attend funeral services on Tuesilay studnoon Sept I onarrival of J30 train i n

Chambers It New York and Greenwood 1 iRailroad Interment private

RHINES On Monday Sept 4 IBOSEIIcn linuc swife of laaao Olrott Rhine

Funeral from her residence 49 Went Sit t na

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