WEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1005. 9 NOT WASH SALKS THEY SAY s.lir.l) LIFE WITH TEETH. TO SAVE CITY $1,000,000. BY MUXROBS. Women on hunaway Airship Bit Six Cent Verdict for Man Whose I & CO. STATEMENT\u25a0 FBANEFIELD :.r__ Hole in Balloon. Property Was Damaged by Rain. IMPORTERS. JEWELERS. IBV TKLKGRAPH ' - Bought TO THE TBIBL'N'E.] Tlie Corporation 'oun \u25a0< i are now I'>i"atrbut the woman Hi-- In 'I'h. Bninx wo I" , the gas Millbrook sewer unable months as*ciilatlve movement in bit a bole in the bag and the machine plunged carry orf thr- water, and Bundhfimer'f pr< >Tc»r.tr-*l an.l Boston Ptock collapsed, and whore earthward, to hud lightly in Host Berkley. Mrs. w re flooded. It was contended by Bundh»-iiin»r lh:ii and invite the public the ronstructed. .-onnf-rtion with that «ji»»oulatir>n was extensively Heaton ascended In the Messenger a short distance Millbrook s«ewer was Improperlj .[._ PARIS LINGERIE in new designs. ; f Inquired into in the bankruptcy above, T^stlmonj wa plven thai four lik-Ih to inspect their new establishment. proceedings, which tdora Park to allow taking of some photo i>ll In nn hour. Phe lury awarde»l Snndhelnn \u25a0*.»-*\u25a0 discontinued a- few. days ago. the petition In graphs. l/ight ropes held the" machine, but hardly cents damages. There are heveral lum..li.•! -.-k- ptpj against the Bra] being dismissed, yes- had it ris«»n Rlinv. ii. tree tops Jh'en the strain suits of th, same • ; UToay;. i«s\leij long gi\-fng sij« proved great statement their too ami the >'nbW parted. L3k« a ECENT Importations of in n- \u25a0» of :heca?e. The in Hand-midc Undergarments com- statement part follows: rocket the machine *rta're (iup ttnr» tlir. >»ky. Sud- CURE YOUR RHEIMATISM. * *• denly IIOKE SMITH REPLIES. (jriHirh's( Ouaiac, Stillinqia. In the «tn«-n: just made with our it foetticd to stop ami then cam« down part onipounri % ivture of Ftr- Hinahons of Hand and Re ai Valenciennes. Irish «• voluntarily purrendered creditors way a flash, = our interest in and 1,1 'ike then it descended slowly. 5 Crochet, Cluny, , in*IJontreal and Boston Consolidated Mining and After the accident Mrs. H»at*>n said: Chantifly «nd Maline have teen Smelting- Company to secure the payment of Says Secretary I i-v O ! ;l>; in going toward the bay I I silo:. >'.\ V 44 . Such sums of cash hay* been At I.ipp'lied th- ere i as Included orcc ruddei and steered her about. Groundless. W >. sleeve?, It this F-ttlemont have been by* persons £ and short and Petticoats of attractive design. advanced Iwas poms upward friend'y to us and by, ourselves, and not by new But 'all the time at a terrible Washington, Feb. is. In an niuthQi'lzotl - • • z >--.. •• statt-n^ent T 3 3 interests. rate. Iclimbed on my and bit a holn in given to-night, > ol a. r, pas \u25a0 the out link'- Smith. 8< rrt»r> This settlement, in all 'essential particulars; is h.i%. Tills tear split about a foot, and gas Complete Trousseaux are shown, and Matinees and Peignoirs of the fame as that verbally ptnpo*e«l by -us to -our rushed out. Th« machine turned downward and th< Interior! replying to .1 statement issued by Em- .realtors on th* evening of December S. save an.l dropped straißht for about eipht hundred feet., 8 cretarj Hitchcock regarding th«" »ci >i Mr. IIn- "Old !(.\u25a0!. )lili-:iil»ni:il-Ki-mnl.i for nHEUMA- Muslim, •'EC^ptlng that where, under the original Ihad pros, hut - Tl-M. SKI \. M IATM A, «.'»l T broidered and Printed Irish and Voile . proposi- of mind enough to stick to my scat. Smith in approving an oil and gas !•...• 1 made with RAl.fi!• tion «C« held ourselves liable for the payment of Then she righted. an ,] 1 simply steered till 1 n.i LUMBAGO. her indians, 1896, r. P -This in In by th» prin- \u25a0II claims in full within a limited period, offering found a good place to land." the Osag< in severely arraigns Seer* • mixture carried stork ' • (mpmi winii.,:.-:\ 1.1: »t in Hi* irnlted Pt«te« 1 •Montreal and' Boston stock as collateral" security, ••••\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • tary making charge. r>ru. Card for 11*1 ft namn and d«Bcrh>tlv« and Initials embroidered. -creditor*- accept . to matter). We will-tin. ih» LARGE SIZE * the Montreal and Boston stock allotted them Mr. Smith arrived In Washington tn-ilay ur Mimaiß l.inim<-nt t.. any pnint In th» full payment, releasing us absolutely from further '- BOUNDARY PACT. amihe the records. Before leaving Georgia he <\u25a0!>\u25a0»- S., Kxprpiw PREPAID, receipt of money by V. i-harßcn on liability,and binding themselves an option to graphed a friend in this pity to* make a 'search of order for y_".:.v "a. syndi<--at«" for six months to accept cash in <,i;iii;in •> PRESC RimOX PHARMACY, exchange therefor "at the settlement price. the re«-0ri1.«. . .».. n>w York. A EUUetncfit has recently been made in which it Commissioners Reach a Secret Agree- placed before him to-day <>n his arrlviil. Mr" Smith *r.a* paid that "apparently" we "had no assets." said necessary to go to *T!«J that the proceedings were instituted to compel to-night he had not found it r*Ettvjtto». a*«et.s that;. had,. h«:eu, ment with the Indian Office or Interior Department iirpersbn. the or 1 .secreted Delaware. CASE. »o- rrr»r'al»le that this o>al willbe closed up within the form of compact for the of con- misleading and deceptive. When lh« was \u25a0 \u25a0next few in event settlement 'the Texas, and not a Mock Ceremony in Court. Lace and Embroidered Robes (unmade), and Waist Patterns, days, which brokers and others troversy over the boundary between proved no oil had been found In of irrterssted will-probably make a profit out of what the two States great deal in Kansas. There was scum hope i"en- \u25a0e«ms a "n«F.** The commissions, headed by Governor Stokes of courage tin- expense of boring wells in tin- Osajfc Patrolmen George Tubin and George Wltzel, at- foreign production, are displayed in a discovered, The real obieet of subsequent proceedings was New-Jersey and Governor Jjoa of Delaware, met in country. Even Ifoil could !><• the prob- tached to the \u25a0\u25a0.in Tilst-st. station, brought to not to compel restitution of assets thus openly the Walton, lem of transportation was then mo I serious. the* Tombs police co'.irt yesterday on number of exclusive design?, also Edges, Galoons and Rrknowledged to be In our possession, but by Hotel anil went over the case care- A lease was applied for by I-'. B. K«>st. r I"i>r.«s- summonses extra-•' i; ii-<1 by Magistrate Stcinert it the request of judicial Bind ex parte proceedings to oorripM the. fully,., reviewing; .the suits now pending In the pect and bora fo! oil and j;.-is. Tin property i>e All-overs of Spanish Blonde, Pompadour, Irish, Point Gaze and f-ibi-titution of cash which we did not have, and Supreme Court of the United States, and finally longed to the tribe. The Osago National Council Deputy Assistant District Attorney Krotel. He \u25a0thereby enforce immediate payment of all claims In passed an act directing the Irase. The lease was them, affidavit, a th* terms of the agreement. They rhargis in .111 v.ith performing full. That tbesA proceeding* failed utterly of their reached would carefully guarded with provisions and forfeitures "mock marriage" in the Bast .">lst-st. station, on similar laces. i>-jrr>os» is evidenced by the settlement subsequent- not Rive out the. agreement, which must 'bo rati- ih<- of prospecting and mining was fied by tiie legislatures of the States, but the unless work pay- the 'night of Dccomber 10 1901. when William Wil- ly -\u25a0>. all prosecuted with diligence The ieaso required helm Hay ami Marie 1.. hrke were \u25a0uppr.so.lly members seemed confident that it was such as to royalties to the Indians In cus« oil meet the approval of those tribunals and settle the ment of ample wedded. I'll.- ease was adjourned until Thursday The statement goes on to tell the history of th<» or gas was found. The lease was recommended by patrolmen paroled. The sum- ancient controversy. '\u25a0\u25a0 army, afternoon. The were niiaucir.g of the Montreal and Boston enterprise Colonel Freeman, of I United States act- iiion.-ts»wore Issued in place of warrants, as the ing < >\u25a0 age tribe. and attempts to put stocks Indian agent for the defendants were mi in.-, ra 01 the Police Department th«s Its on the market. The records the Indian Office show how care- they respond. The statement denies that II of It finally and It was believed would was represented that ODD CITY BOOKKEEPIXG. fully the lease was there considered. Mr. Krotel said he had 11 clear case against the the properties were fully paid for. The plan of wont t.> the Secretary's office, wi.h the recom- two. Mr. Bay is a biker, .-\u25a0ml lives at No. 311 Kasl mendation of the Indian Commissioner that it bo • M-.-. night with Miss providing capital to complete the purchase by the >- On the of December 1". approved. The letter recommending approval l^ehrke. he went to the East ."lst-st. station and WOMEN'S DRESSES of and Materials. \u25baale of underwriters' stock, the statement says, Is initialled by Air. rabee, the present Assistant asked if it were possible for tlum to ho married. Price Cart Covered by Adding It Affairs, carrying 3n exact accord with modern financial method*. of Commissioner «-f Indian thereby Patrolman Wotzel, it is alleged, appeared, wear- his approval. The records show the approval In ing a long coat, and pretended to a The men who have how charge prop- \u25a0\u25a0' black read taken of. the \u25a0 \u25a0 i- Hie oftii of the Seor*»tarj of the interior was madi marriage ceremony to the couple, erties, Is stated, not . >. to Buggies* a have acted from motives of by Assistant Secretary Reynolds, as Acting Secre- Congress for Women, mj>:bb, philanthropy, but because they see the value bo- Controller Grout, with the same disregard of tary, •\u25a0'\u25a0 ho has been recently elected to QUMMER Dresses executed from advance arc hind what the firm was trying to sell to the public. Mayor McClellah's feelings that has from Pennsylvania. k-'k-' characterized During month of July. ISW, the leaso was WAR OX WHITE PLAGVE." now offered for inspection, among which are particularly S[^akinj of th« methods of selling late, paid the modish the stock, the his actions of yesterday he had started brought to my attention by a letter from ex-Senator statement says; an investigation, of the accounts of ex-Park Com- Blair, criticising the lease This letter was sent to Gowns of . . Plumeti?, Crystalline. Mull, Freeman through the Indian \u25a0'!!\u25a0!'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 for a Linen The*e methods missioner Schmitt of The Bronx, who was removed Colonel interfer- have breu severely criticised, and report. Colonel Freeman reported against trimmings of or English we "..u\c- l.oen charged with "stock washing" and by,, the ,M.ay.or so,me .time ago. Mr. Grout says ing with the lease. Committee To Be Appointed to and Organdie, with Valenciennes Lace Old various otii*-r majority Investigation With Secretary af«ist«-«j offences. Th* of brokers who that bis leads bim to the belief that this cord in his offlcei Hitchcock us in creating an active market for the declared the lease was approved by the then Seere T Motifs. \u25a0 Superintendent Wager questioned «h»'-os «oiiritod the liege Many others sought Park ' should be tary the Interior, Hok<> Smith, and he uses this Carry on Crusade in Brooklyn. <-,f purchase buggies of tho favor Our orators. There was every reason with reference to the of four further language: "The original lease is .111 unheard '.>> anticipate iho successful fruition of our plans. for the us* of the department. It would seem from of monopoly and nothing short of a public scandal." Plans for the further extension of the fight Severely Tailored Coats and Shirt Waist Suits of must been over- white and natural Boi the Pei who had bought the shares at the vouchers and bills tamed in to the Finance The mind' of the Secretary have against great white plague in Brooklyn were krw nri-•• saw an opportunity to discovered a monopoly of oil on the proft's realize their Department factory Strained when he announced yesterday by White, the linen, Separate various styles, are. addition, by sales :it tho lUgher fl^rures, and when that the bugfries at the cost tho OsaKo Reservation in isM hefore a well hail Alfred 'T. at tint and Skirts of in offered. 1 loma* W. Uwann. whos« memorable sdvertlse- $£». but in their passage through the Park De- been bored. a pipe laid or \u25a0•\u25a0 railroad built within Bureau of Charities. Mr. Whit.- statement says; Tiojjt miles; ! am a of of November '.' said thai thero were "coppers the price .<-'.•» The city had to many To his opinion on this subject And selection Hand-made and Hand-embroidered Rob: Dresses it would b<* like rinding: money. to sell short," partment ro?c apiece. indifferent. After consultation with the leading officials of th'«y Crapped the opportunity, and' there was an pay the increased price. Hut when Secretary Hitchcock stated that the the Health Department and with expert medical is of more than usual interest. \u25a0vaJaiMdw of v**UtnK orders on all copper stocks. i- was learned at the office of the Controller original lease was nothing short of a public scandal practitioners in that lint;, and being assured of \u25a0 \u25a0 their cordial co-operation, for the pre- It hecsm* essar; for us, In order to support the yesterday Department made he uttered a charge for which hi was entirely with- a committee •Pirkrt. to repurchase from the public large blocks that the Finance a de- out excuse. li. placed himself in thi class of com- vention r. Joseph 11. Ray- » -"wash *aJe" •\u25a0- nj'pris a transaction wherein the now presented for selection, including Paletots, orders io coll and the orders. to buy emanate^ from .buggy transaction. Catholic JToung Men's Christian Association. The mond is acting as chairman of the committee, and Etons. Matinees same indirlduaJ^ and no stock passes between Mr. Grout, -it s-ent for the carriace manu- St. John the BaptHst, Wlllouifhby and William I. Nichols as secretary and treasurer pro the seems, church of tern. and Redingoles and the brokers who exeouto th*> orders. All thetruns- facturer, who *paiV that he krw nothing of the in- ayes., a plot 100b; 501 of Cloth. of & Mur.ro*-, as was proven in gtuyvesant has offered The general aims of the committed are to pro- Rcttone - Munroe price hugsies. Ho building, understanding 1 co-operation Department Health, i"urt bona flde trajif-actions in open mar- crease In for the had billed the tiif erection of a with tli>- mot with the of rr» the to among ket i:p^n which commissions were paid, and the buggies to the city at $235. and not at $285. at. which thai ai least $10,000 additional be plfdged. It la conduct a campaign of education th». Garments of Embroidered Linen are also shown, for wear at the Therefore the term "wash post ignorant by lectures and leaflets, to aid in securing Ktock actually delivered. sum the vehicles were charted to the city. Mr. hoped t.> put up buildinn that <-\:ll about the establishment of municipal dispensary and \u25baairs" the hospital and sanatorium facilities for such cases A purchase of four horses and four wagons at a cost « 'hristian Associat ion. and to secure whatever additional special pro- not to exceed $2joo. Without waiting for the reso- visinns may ho found necessary in the hundreds of lution of the aMermen. the department purchased cases which require additional attention or .i>- Giant Policeman Brings Alleged Thieves to four .wagons or buggies and one. two-seated cart. CRUDE OIL MEN TO ORGANIZE sistance. To cover the difference, ?LV> was added to the true Dr. Thomas Darlington, Commissioner of Health, Station. Despite Their Struggles. price of the buggies, to make up the $:''» cost of has written the committee, as follows: go peaceably with him to the cart. of Sixty Companies Meet "Sir: In reply to your communication relative to 1 nabl*. to make them Controller Grout is surprised thai nothing has Representatives the formation of iii. committee for the preven- .-,. station, and unwillingto use force. Patrolman been done by the Mayor In the case of Mi Wager. tion of tuberculosis In Brooklyn; I believe ".that in Chicago. great r. Henry Fox. of the Ka&t 6Jst-st. station, last such a committee might render service In Sale of Black Dress Goods. wo, he .had,. the education of the public toward the prevention x »v«nfn« carried a bayp. whom arrested Chicago. !\u25a0"• \u25a0'<• 16. Repre entatives of aboul sixty of this disease. Respectfully yours, for five SMASH TUXXEL FENCE. and elimination for petty larceny, one under each arm. petroleum producing companies met h< 1 I "THOMAS DARUN«JTi >N. he. crude "Commissioner.*,' ».!ock!f. Tliey kicked and struggled, but brought .1 tin- took first steps toward the forn Dr H M. Brlggs. the general modlexIofficer of them IWoro lv'F sergeant. organization which the} declare will be of been work of On TUESDAY, Feb. 21st, Thirty-five 2« Kast of an the city, who has the pioneer for the Hundred Th« bbysi wer« Frank Anrello. of No. Enclosure X. Y. and X. ./. Com- national strength iii-i.;. of a yean A commltti-e tht; administrative control of tuberculosis, writes :.,. of 313 East of follows: \u2666«fn-5t.. and IVlix . ero So. »th- appoint) 1 bj tis was I d ft law and a "My Dear Sir: Your letter \u25a0 king mo to atten.l \u25a0 twelve years oM. and the latter tv ;i of FRENCH VEILING,forty-seven wide, st. The former pany Demolished. and report .it n ting which will be held in an informal meeting to discuss the organization Yards inches teen. I>avld Newman, a shoe dealer at No. MB this city on Kebrnarj 25 of an anti-tuberculosis society in Brooklyn lias rubbers, Amid cheers for the city fathers and cries of W. .1. Van Keui-en. of Indiana wa elect •! tem- just been I away iFt-avei. missed about a dtMsen pairs of and • y cretarj received. have been from tho steals in Jloboken!" a gang of one hundred poral ?\u25a0 . city for tin-.-" .\•> eks and have only lust returned. the regular price of which is $1.25 per yard, will be p.^VM Fox, to watch for.the thieves. Fox says h* No with \u25a0 n,-h a by members of the Common 1 am thoroughly In sympathy move- yaw the 1jov« snatch a rubber apiece. He collared men. assisted some ment and sine, rely hope that it ma) be brought to Council, yesterday chopped a that had EXCITEMENT ON THE CAMPANIA \u25a0\ found difficulty them hx once. Fox is six feet two inches tall and down fence successful issue. We have more placed on sale at . . Yard , erected of Ferry-st. by the New- in extending the tuberculosis work of the Health f 85c. P« weighs 2i» pounds, but the boy? tried to fight their been at the foot Brooklyn In the Borough of Jersey Company. A crowd Department in than way free York and Tunnel Manhattan and woul.l. warmly welcome the assist- (Rear Rotunda, Floor.) \u25a0>. Idren'a S«f-iety of fully one thousand persons saw the work of Caused by a Woman Who Swears and Wears ance of such an organization in our work. Very of First expressed approval. stncerelv yours HERMANN' M. BIGGS. demolition and Pink '•