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1905 September 17

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• POLITE SOLDIER PUNISHED.; Man Who Helped Dr. Clarke Get Photographs Degraded.
• CARA MIA LEADS THIRTIES.; Close Fight for Premier Honors Among New York Y.C. Boats.
• AUSTRALIA'S LAND SCANDAL.; Immense Corruption Fees Unearthed by Royal Commission.
• THINK COLBY'S TRIUMPH AS GREAT AS FOLK'S; Jersey Politicians Make Haste to Get Into Line. FAGAN HELPED IN OVERTHROW Anti-Monopoly Is Now the Chief Cry of the Candidates of Both Parties.
• NAN PATTERSON BRIDE OF FORMER HUSBAND; Becomes Mrs. Leon Gaines Martin Again in Washington. DIVORCED FIVE YEARS AGO First Minister Requested to Reunite Them Refused, but Another Consented Willingly.
• As James R. Keene Reads the Future; Veteran Financier Sounds an Optimist's Warning. Disagrees With Mr. Rockefeller as to the Business Outlook -- What He Thinks of the "Trusts" and Their Tendency -- Wiping Out the Individual Merchant -- Effect of the Russo-Japanese War -- Opposed to National Expansion.
• GAYNOR'S STATEMENT; HE'S NOT A CANDIDATE; Withholds Direct Answer Whether He Would Take Nomination. FUSION LEADERS IN DOUBT Littleton, Swanstrom, Ford, and Seabury Among the Possibilities Now Discussed for Mayor.
• CAN SELL TRUST CO. ASSETS.; Application of Receivers of Defunct Concern Granted.
• BURSTING BOILER KILLS FIVE.; Ten Also Injured and a Stave Mill Wrecked In Michigan.
• WHAT IS TEMPERANCE?; A Correspondent Takes The Times to Task for Its Use of the Word.
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• JUDGE SEABURY FAVORED.; Urged as an Ideal Fusion Candidate for the Mayoralty.
• THAT THIRD AVENUE DEAL; A Comparison of Fiction with the Facts About It. KEENE CAME OUT WHOLE Confused, No Doubt, with the Bear Campaign in B.R.T.
• WOMAN HELD UP AUTOS.; Then She Fought Three Men -- All in Fifth Avenue.
• QUICK WORK ON CANAL WANTED -- ROOSEVELT; To Get First Ship Through the Aim Now, He Tells Engineers. CALLS SEA LEVEL THE IDEAL Locks to Take Largest Ships as Intermediate Stage, If Feasible -- Bunau-Varilla to be Heard.
• Appeal for Charity.
• CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
• DEAD LETTERS, DOWNING SAYS; Yonkers Man Took Mail Home to Catch Up with His Work.
• $33,000,000 IN GEMS IMPORTED LAST YEAR; Great Influx of Diamonds in 12 Months Ended June 30. CUSTOMS EXPERTS KEPT BUSY Values of Many Kinds of Precious Stones Doubled in the Last Five Years.
• HOW PEACE TREATY TERMS BECAME PUBLIC; Envoy Witte Is Said to Have Purposely Revealed Them. THEY WERE CABLED TO PARIS Russian Paper Whose Correspondent Had Been First to Get Them Was Left on the News.
• PHILADELPHIA, 6; BOSTON, 2.
• Kaiser Entertains Mr. Meyer.
• Roberts Going to South Africa.
• KRAMER WON CYCLING HONORS FOR SEASON; Jersey Rider Defeated Lawson for Championship by 11 Points. DOWNEY LED THE AMATEURS By the Narrow Margin of One Point the Boston Youngster Captured Title from Billington.
• Southern Railway's Big Order.
• CALLS MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.; Party Organization Beats That in Ohio, Says Niedringhaus.
• MR. THOMPSON KILLED EARLY IN THE EVENING; Had an Engagement to Pay a Call Which He Did Not Fill. HE HAD PREPARED TO GO Was Evidently Attacked a Little Before 8:15, the Hour When He Intended to Start.
• The Sunken Mikasa and Her Master; A Japanese Tribute to the Gallant Togo and His Flagship Which Had Led the Fleet to Victory, to be Wrecked by Accident After Peace Had Been Established.
• CHARGE SOCIALIST MEETING.; Academy Stage Hands Back Up Manager Gilmore's Protest.
• Never Ending Domestic Servant Question; Some Practical Comments and Suggestions by One Who Has Studied the Servant Problem in Three Continents -- A Simple Remedy Proposed.
• The Colorado a Swift Cruiser.
• STEUBEN AND KOSCIUSKO.
• CAMPAIGN OFFERINGS FROM OTHER COMPANIES; The New York Life Not the Only Insurance Contributor. ONE HELPED BOTH PARTIES Just to Stand In -- Armstrong Committee to Call Bliss and McCall -- More Questions for Perkins.
• The Meanest Man.
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET.
• SCHWAB IN MINING MERGER.; Heads Syndicate to Control Mines In the Goldfield District.
• EDMUND KELLY MARRIED.; His Marriage to Miss Edith Thuresson on Aug. 22 Just Announced.
• Several Hurt in Touring Car Crash.
• BURGLAR LEFT SKELETON KEY; Found Mr. de la Vergne's Things Packed, but Was Scared Away.
• Y.M.C.A. ATHLETES RACE.; Field and Track Events at Adelphi Field Afford Good Sport.
• WHY JAPAN MADE PEACE.; Armies Too Far Away to Enforce an Indemnity, Says Mr. Dennison.
• CHICAGO, 12; ST. LOUIS, 2.
• WOLVES AFTER HIM.; An Eleven-Year-Old Boy in Canada Flushes a Pack.
• Frenchmen Congratulate de Martens.
• SCANDINAVIAN CRISIS BELIEVED TO BE ENDED; Delegates of Sweden and Norway Near an Agreement. THE WORK OF KING EDWARD? It Is Said That He Suggested a Modus Vivendi -- Prince Charles Likely to be Norway's King.
• MOTOR BOAT RECORD MADE BY THE DIXIE; E.R. Thomas Runs Over 26 Miles an Hour on Hudson. CARNIVAL ATTRACTS CROWD The Xpdnc Wins National Trophy In Second Best Time of Day -- Eleven Events Held.
• FERMENT AT BATUM; MASSACRES FEARED; Tartars and Armenians at Baku Not Reconciled. PERSIANS ARE WROUGHT UP Police Commissary Watched Slaughter at Mirkend and Took No Steps to Stop It.
• THIEF LAUGHED AT VICTIM.; Packed Up Silverware While Woman Shouted in Vain.
• DESERTER SURRENDERS.; Hoteling Tired of Dodging Officers of the Law.
• Three Weeks With Tommaso Salvini; Glimpse of the Veteran Italian Tragedian in His Florentine Villa --- Vigorous of Body in Spite of His 76 Years --- His Memories of America --- His Views on Shakespeare and Stage Art.
• JOHN MITCHELL'S AMBITION.; A Contract to End Strikes, Lock-Outs, and Blacklists.
• THE LATEST BANK STATEMENTS.
• Mary Proctor's Story of the Recent Solar Eclipse; A Fine View of the Sun's Corona Obtained Despite Discouraging Conditions --- Clouds Break Just at the Critical Moment --- The King Visits the Camp.
• RAMSEY WOULD EXTEND WABASH TO THE SEA; Room for Another Trunk Line in East, He Says. GOULD CHECKED HIS PLANS By Them Road Would Enter Philadelphia and, Probably, New York -- Little Kanawha Sold.
• WHAT IS TEMPERANCE?(2); The Vandalism at the Water Gap.
• INSURANCE LOBBY POWERFUL.; No Bills Unfavorable to the Companies Get Through at Albany.
• VANDERPOEL -- BARCLAY.
• STOOD BY BURNING SHIP.; Captain and One Man Took Her to Port -- Bluejackets Saved Her.
• SOUTH CALLS MEETING ON QUARANTINE REFORM; Twelve Governors Join, Naming Chattanooga as the Place. IMMIGRATION ALSO A TOPIC Four More Refugees III at Cincinnati -- New Orleans Has Carnival for Fever Fund.
• PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
• TO URGE TARIFF REVISION.; Massachusetts Committee Submits Plank to Republican.
• Cycle Racing Ends at Valisburg.
• JAPANESE MINISTER OUT.; Yoshikawa's Resignation Accepted -- Statement by Hioki.
• DETROIT, 6; CLEVELAND, 2.
• FOREST RESERVE LAWS IN ACTUAL PRACTICE; Do Not Interfere with Agriculture, Mining, or Grazing. CONDITIONS IN IDAHO Statement of Frank A. Fenn, Superintendent of Idaho Forest Reserves in That State.
• MR. REID'S GENEROSITY.; French Sentiment Touched by His Care for Sick Chauffeur.
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• PEGASUS, RIDDEN OUT, WON JUNIOR CHAMPION; Maiden Colt Took Rich Stakes in a Close Finish with Kuroki. ALWIN'S ORIENTAL HANDICAP Aste's Horse Easily Beat Buttling at Finish of Big Event at Gravesend -- Four Choices First.
• Article 12 -- No Title
• MANY TEACHERS OPPOSE FOREIGN LANGUAGES; Say Electives Are Taught at the Expense of English. PREDOMINANCE OF GERMAN Superintendents Fear to Bar It from Any of the Schools -- Little Call for Spanish.
• JURY'S BLIND VERDICT IN CASE OF MRS. WALSH; Says Either Husband Held Pistol or She Shot Herself. WITNESS HEARD QUARRELING District Attorney at Inquest Repeats That He Knew Nothing Till Wounded Wife Fell on the Bed.
• FAC-SIMILE OF WHITTIER'S LAST POEM: A TRIBUTE TO DR. HOLMES
• DOG ROUTED THE BURGLARS.; Left the Silver Behind In Bags In Charles Myers's House.
• SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
• "Life Problem" from the Botanist's Standpoint -- Setchell's Investigations.
• KHEDIVE AND ROOSEVELT.; Egyptian Ruler Says He Would Like to Visit the President.
• WHAT IS TEMPERANCE?; Offensive Picture Cards.
• CASH FROM THE PACKERS.; Story of a Republican Demand While the Beef Inquiry Was On.
• WOMAN FROWNS ON PINK TEAS; Illinois Federation Head Would Make Club Meetings Serious.
• BULLION AND MINING.
• Bank President Wales Acquitted.
• ODD FELLOWS' GATHERING.; Philadelphia Expects 50,000 Members for Convention To-morrow.
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• MAYOR'S BODY IN BOSTON.; List of Pail Bearers for Patrick A. Collins -- The City's Mourning.
• CHESAPEAKE & OHIO REPORT.; Net Earnings for Year Ended June 30, 1905, Show Gain.
• AVON DEATH LIST ELEVEN.; Four More Employes Succumb to Injuries from Factory Fire.
• Morris County Golf Team Victory.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• AMERICANS ADVANCE AND THEN RETREAT; Take First Game from Washington, but Lose Second. CHAMPIONS TWICE WINNERS Young "Cy" Young Gives New Yorks Lots of Trouble -- Pittsburg Beaten by Cincinnati. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Greater New Yorks and Washingtons Divide Honors in Double Header.
• FRENCH DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.; Wife Consented to Her and Children's Murder -- Husband a Suicide.
• The Mississippi to be Launched Sept.30
• Article 9 -- No Title
• SUSIE G. DEFEATED THE MATINEE CRACK; Star Pugh Beaten in Straight Heats at Empire City Track. TIME WAS CLOSE TO RECORD Sampson Won Class B Pace After Hard Struggle from Mush at New York Driving Club Meeting.
• CZAR MAY HAVE A CABINET.; Commission to Draw Up Plans -- Commerce Ministry Suggested.
• WOMAN HAD BAD CHECK.; Mrs. C.A. Phillips of Jersey City Heights Held at Stamford.
• Two Fish Stories Vouched for as True; They Are from Richard Arthur's Forthcoming Volume "Ten Thousand Miles in a Yacht" -- Being the Account of the Trip of the Benedict Party Up the Amazon.
• Latest Shipping News.
• WHAT THE FIRST FROST MEANS.
• Duke of Orleans Adds 110 Miles to Known Shore Line of Greenland
• GEN. MACARTHUR'S MISSION.; Ordered to India to Inspect Military Forces.
• The Accident on the Elevated.
• THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
• ARGENTINE TARIFF BILL.; Beaupre Reports on Proposed High Duty on Machinery.
• STARIN SELLS HIS MENAGERIE.; Thompson & Dundy to Get the Glen Island Collection.
• 2,000 WOMEN MARCH FOR LEADER M'MANUS; They Rout Dordan's Indian and Rough Rider Clans. STREETS FULL OF SHOUTERS When the Dordanites Bring Up a Woman Brigade, Hair Pulling Seems Imminent.
• LONELY POLICEMAN QUITS.; A Month Without Meeting a Human Being on His Post Too Much.
• TRADING IN BALTIMORE.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• TO BRING IN MORE GOLD.; Large Sales of Foreign Exchange Seem to Pave the Way.
• Crude Oil Advanced Again.
• OARSMEN CONTRADICTED BY GERMAN REPORTS; National Body to Investigate Atalanta Crew's Statements. ON ACCOUNT OF THE RACE Mulcahy and Varley's Action Unexplainable in View of Testimony Presented by Regatta Officials.
• CHINA'S LOOTED LIBRARY.; Suggestion That Russia Restore Treasures to Mukden.
• CINCINNATI, 6; PITTSBURG, 0.
• Article 10 -- No Title
• SWEET MARIE'S EASY WIN.; Champion Race Mare Captured Feature Event at Syracuse Meet.
• Article 13 -- No Title
• NEW MORRILL ROBER CLUE.; Yachtsman Reports Looting of Supplies from Craft in Harbor.
• INTERNATIONAL PEACE FLAGS
• MAY DEPORT BROTHER OF THERESE HUMBERT; Romaine D'Aurignac Arrives Here and Is Detained. IS JUST OUT OF A PRISON He Says His Only Offense Was Having Dummy Directors In His Insurance Company.
• THE CAMPAIGN FUND SCANDAL.
• BARRED MRS. PLATT'S DOG.; Senator's Wife Wanted to Take Her Pet to Breakfast at a Hotel.
• Street Car Politeness In Brooklyn.
• GOLD IMPORT OUTLOOK; Factors That Make Large Receipts of Gold Probable. SIX YEARS' IMPORT RECORD Comparison with Conditions in Fall of 1903 -- Money Rates Not Now as High -- Banking Opinion on the Situation.
• NEW MINISTER TO ECUADOR.; J.W. Lee, Consul at Panama, to Succeed A.J. Sampson.
• MRS. MACKAY ENTERTAINS FORTY TEACHERS AT TEA; Roslyn and Glen Cove Girls Charmed with Their Hostess. WINS OVER DEFEATED RIVAL Villagers Pleased with the New School Trustee -- Will Give Other Educational Teas.
• HOLCOMB WARD ENGAGED.; Ex-Tennis Champion's Fiancee Is Miss Conway of Orange, N.J.
• LONDON STOCK MARKET.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• SELECTS A NEW TICKET IN FIGHT ON WEAVER; Philadelphia Republican Machine Aided by Union League. MAYOR AT THREE MEETINGS Great Crowds Hear Him Renew His Pledges of Reform, and Cheer Him Enthusiastically.
• N.Y.A.C. ATHLETES WIN CANADIAN TITLES; Irish-Americans Second in Championship Meet at Montreal. SHERIDAN'S DISCUS RECORD New York Weight Thrower Was Protested on Old Charge -- English Runner Leads the Sprinters.
• LATEST CUSTOMS RULINGS.; Lower Duty for Imitation Precious Stones -- Other Decisions.
• JAPAN AIDS HER PRISONERS.; Sends $20,000, Which American Official Will Distribute.
• Article 11 -- No Title
• SAYS JAPAN GOT MORE THAN SHE FOUGHT FOR; Dennison Values Concessions at More Than $600,000,000. MINES WORTH $250,000,000 These, with Railroads and Fisheries, He Declares, Exceed the Cash Indemnity Asked For.
• Major Daingerfield's Handicap.
• Russia Not Hurrying New Navy.
• SKILLED WORKERS NEVER IN SUCH GREAT DEMAND; Industrial Wave Almost Creates a Labor Famine. HUGE BUILDING OPERATIONS Employers of All Classes of Working People Besiege the Agencies for Competent Help.
• LIGHT OF SUN'S CORONA INTENSE IN ECLIPE; Reading and Writing Easy -- Only One Star Visible. BIG LUNAR MOUNTAIN SEEN Moon's Shadow Observed by a Steamship Officer -- The Ever-Changing Crescent of Light.
• AMERICAN WOMEN IN DIPLOMACY; Mrs. Robert S. McCormick Will Not Disappoint Paris Society.
• DEATH FOLLOWS INSULT.; Police Kill Man Who Wounded a Telephone Official.
• MODERNIZING CHINA.
• A New Dramatist and a Fresh Stale Theme; "The Prince Chap" is the Oldest New flay and the Newest Old Play of the Season -- How Cyril Scott Passes an Examination for Leading Man -- The Week's Novelties.
• CHAPLAIN FOR T.F. RYAN.; Priest from Montreal Attached to the Family Oratories.
• Some Royal Nicknames.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• HAPPENINGS AT TUXEDO.
• WANTS KIMMELL OR MONEY.; Lawyer Calls on Insurance Company to Produce Missing Man.
• Jersey Fourth as a Jewelry State.
• FESTIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.; President's Message by Telegraph Opens Fever Fund Charity.
• RESERVE THE FEATURE OF GILLETTE'S OWN PLAY; "Clarice" Depends Much for Effectiveness on Its Silences. McLELLAN'S WORK IS PRAISED Turns "On the Lone Path" from Frivolity Into a Piece of Serious Drama.
• Checked Signing of Death Warrant.
• YOUNG MARKSMEN PRAISED.; De Witt Clinton Team Attracts President Roosevelt's Attention.
• MANCHUS FEAR OUTLAWS.; Afraid of What Will Happen During the Evacuation.
• NATIONAL LEAGUE.; Champions Add Two More Games to Their Record of Victories.
• RUSSIAN LOAN TO PERSIA; Hold of Czar on Shah Strengthened by New Action.
• WOMEN'S AID WON RACE.; Helped Oarsmen with Sweeps In Harlem Rowing Club Regatta.
• ROYAL ARCANUM FIGHT TO BE TAKEN TO COURT; Brooklyn Council to Ask an Injunction Against New Rate. PAST REGENTS DELAY ACTION A Big Meeting to be Held Here on Tuesday to Discuss the Question.
• NOTES OF INSURANCE INTERESTS
• Honors for William Rimmer, Sculptor and Teacher; A Romantic Character in American Art -- By Turns Lithographer, Painter, Shoemaker, Physician, Lecturer, Author and Then Artist.
• RAIDS DESPITE INJUNCTION.; Acting Captain Bourke Descends Upon Two Alleged Poolrooms.
• AN ITALIAN ON OUR RAILWAYS.
• SOCIETY AT HOME AND ABROAD
• FRENCH WATCH FOR CHOLERA; Activity of Port Examiners Increased -- Germany's Cases Fewer.
• Now Then.
• THE DAYTON PURCHASE.; How a Railroad Is Bought to Safeguard Others -- Louisville Deal a Parallel.
• Isaac Schamus Sent to an Asylum.
• NEWS OF NEWPORT.
• Kirby Lumber Co. in Full Swing.
• Nixon's Improvement Continues.
• ON THE LONDON 'CHANGE; Outsiders Timid, but Professionals Are Cheerful. Consols and Other Government Securities Lower -- British Rails Improve -- Not Much Activity in Russians and Japanese.
• PATENT OFFICE REPORT.; The Year's Business the Greatest in Its History.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• ROBBED; THROWN INTO RIVER.; Iowa Insurance Man's Body Found -- Missing Four Days.
• Article 6 -- No Title
• AUTO ARMY INVADING LONG ISLAND COURSE; Hotels and Private Houses Hired for Racing Contestants. AMERICAN CARS CRITICISED Eleventh-Hour Preparation for Many of the Elimination Race Starters -- Foreign Cars Better Managed.
• GERMAN VICTORY IN AFRICA.; Hottentots Flee, Leaving Sixty Dead -- Two Germans Killed.
• FIRE NEAR A BATTLESHIP.; Flames from a Dredger Reach the Sides of the Rhode Island.
• Women in Long Island Drag Hunt.
• Surrender Boy Who Slew Teacher.
• FAMOUS PRISON OFFICER TO LEAVE HIS OLD POST; Sergt. Way of Castle Williams Going to Manila. HE GUARDED CAPT. CARTER A Martinet, Prisoners Say, but They Are Sorry He Is Going, Because He Is Just.
• George Ade, the Man and the Dramatist -- The Slangographer's Personalities in Conflict
• ACTING GOVERNOR ARRESTED.; A Mayor Also in Jail in Cuba for Defying Presidential Order.
• Information for Schoolboy.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• ANOTHER POLICE OUTRAGE.; A Poor, Ignorant Italian Woman Roughly Treated by Patrolmen.
• FOREIGN EXCHANGE; The Present Status of the Local Market. FAULTS OF THE SYSTEM The Business Loosely Conducted and Artificial Rates Introduced by Factors Which Should Have No Place in the Market.
• SLAIN WOMAN LEFT BISIDE PELHAM ROAD; Some Features of Murder Resemble Bosschieter Case. VICTIM WAS SMOTHERED Body Evidently Had Been Carried to Spot Where It Was Found Concealed.
• SOCIETY IN THE BERKSHIRES.
• Czar's Yachting Trip Postponed.
• In Continental Centres.
• Minister Powell's Denial.
• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD
• Chicago Opens Football Season.
• IMPERIAL HONORS IN KOREA.; Emperor Preparing to Receive Miss Roosevelt on Tuesday.
• ENGLEWOOD DOG SHOW ATTRACTS RECORD ENTRY; Judges Work Hard in Placing 860 Dogs of All Breeds. TOY CLASSES A FEATURE Willowmere Judge Upholds His Reputation Among St. Bernards -- Showing Good of Russian Wolfhounds.
• Conditions in Manchuria.
• JEFFERSON STATUE UNVEILED.; Ceremony at Angers Attended by Ambassador McCormick.
• American Board Election.
• SMITH BEATS ANDERSON FOR LOCAL GOLF TITLE; Nassau Professional Leads Open Champion by Two Strokes. AMATEURS WIN IN HANDICAPS Metropolitan Tournament Ends Successfully on Fox Hills Links with Two Special Competitions.
• WORLD'S BIGGEST SHIP, AMERIKA, COMING SOON; Leviathan Liner the Most Modern Vessel Afloat. HAS AN A LA CARTE CAFE Equipped with Elevators, Saloon 100 Feet Long, and Nursery, and Can Carry 3,600.
• EGG HARBOR CITY'S JUBILEE.; Thousands Pour In to Help the Townspeople Celebrate.
• New Moves in the Never Ceasing War Against Ticket Scalpers
• TO FLOOD POWDER MAGAZINE.; Sprinkling Device to be Installed on All New Warships.
• Comfortable.
• Article 14 -- No Title
• BENT ON RATE LEGISLATION.; President Favors Esch-Townsend Bill, Mr. Townsend Says.
• The Eagle Was a Hawk.
• THE FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Advance on the Showing of the Banks. The Statement Again Reveals Such Shifting of Loans as to Preserve the Surplus.
• A DAY'S WEDDINGS.; STURGES -- STEELE.
• BOSTON AND MAINE'S PLAN.; Will Recommend to Stockholders an Increase in Common Stock.
• FIREBUG AT FORT, MAYBE.; Colonel Thinks Barracks Fire Was, Perhaps, Incendiary.
• JULIAN MAGNUS DEAD.; Former Theatrical Manager a Victim of Paralysis.
• Article 15 -- No Title
• MOVE TO CHECK MADDEN.; Wife's Counsel Seeks Injunction While He Is in Ohio Court.
• MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP AS TRIED IN ENGLAND; Consular Reports on Ten Years' Experience Abroad. SOME OF ITS DANGERS The Experiments Are Considered Successful in the Majority of Instances -- Surplus Relieves Taxation.
• 500 GIRLS IN FIRE PANIC.; Quieted When Men Take Leaders from Fire Escapes to Elevators.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Tennis Semi-Finals at Newport.
• PARIS SHOP'S GREAT SCHEME.; Called Itself an International Exposition -- American Inquiries.