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NASSAU  COUNTY  REVIEW
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VOL.   IX.
A    FAMII.T   XBWSPAPBa    OF   LOCAL.   A»D   GZNKKAti   fXTKLMBKIit-K
SEPTEMBER   30,
riSX5-  tl.ao   TJCABLT   II   ADTABiA
FREEPORT,   N.   Y..   FRIDAY,
1904.
NO. i9.
, r«Mta (a
OV,_BBV  TOBB.   OmCB   OT   TVB I tkntlor.
     " ¦    "   TSOt—Pur-    that 11
ol artid* I kflila
,m[-ndmcnt b. re(«rT»d lo th<
 ^_         ^  jsea at the next grntrtl rltc-
Sl Urn OMMIIutloa «< tka Stata a( Ntir | tioa of fnutorai .dJ in ranfcmut; aitli ..rlion OBf, article tourtMn 9I the cotiatitution, be pul>- Uilied lor tliraa Biaotkl |.r«rtoiia to Ilia lime «I met, electii
frconfonnllr «-t(l JOIU)   r.   U l>IUI'..N
j'' TaK SaS SMtiaa una of chapter bIik hundred ;. asi alB> t tte tawa ot tiahteaa hundred and i; ,fMKr-4% aNk* H keirhj (Irea th.it tha (ol-
^^  * *n«»t u articla irrea o<
I Buta tl Mew Tork le re-
I lo ha choaen at tbe aoal
^ aton ia thla State fo ba
m  UM altkU day ol  RoTember,   ninrteen
MS aad faer, and la pakliabcd once a week
Ums laaMla  seat   fnndiat  nch   General
~"      la oiatorailtii   with  the  aforeaaid pr*-
MlUi r. O'BBIEM, Secretary ol Sute.
AmnDMeNT kuhbeb oxk.
¦nolatloa ol tka  Smale
   itaUaa,   nlatto*
Tailiss' L Baiolrad, (il tha aiMnUr coww) MM ISf aeWBIh articla a< tka CoMtimtlon bo aaasM he iSdhn therato tha Mlaviaa lectlon: 1 Ml Irfiersswm sf IHtlmnf».-A debt or .ifkU e( Um SlaM mw be authoiteil br Uw lor Mik aifHiiMial alWhwartL Such blghwarf •BsB it MatSatd atder lenml lawa, wi|ick Sia Mm (taflda lor the e^ulubla appottlonaunt IfeHett taoag tka rouatiea. Tka annsau ol St SMa siAoftod br thla tMtloa iStU aot tt .MS tat Itaw ascaad lat eua el SItr ariUisaa o< .atassa Iht aanwnt of tht unual inureat oa amktm ntOH creaUaa tl a Makiac luad ol m Ntlt l*t Mr cmluia par tanaai lo diaeham m t^mit al aittufttr akall ha arorided Ejr esBtaMMrt Wkate lorct aad aCtd lUU tot ba aSSSktil Mag tht eiltteaca tl aay dtbt cre- aais tttiiaaatr. Tlw tadalttara nujr hj. ten- tim watiM Um cMMr or torn or both ta •p at aakiaf load tht propottttaiu itrt el am tl tajr tuck hl«hwaf wlthla Iht bouad- e< kaife tttMji or Iowa tad tha propor- ~ ftrttf tht iatcratt thtreoa, hot na county > tagr tiaM far tny Wshwaj bt ttqatrad tt HMT Batalhta IMrtr-ara huadttdtka ol tht coal ¦ ITtaak lilsfc««r< sad ao loara aora thaa Sliaca :- iliiiiillka   Mm t« tht i
^tdlny iDch ifrnerai eteKlcm tlie   aforcaa) I   pro Secretary cf titate.
AUIi.NUUENT NfJIBl;R SEVEN". ColMurrent   Ileaolution   of   tin.-   Hrnate   and tembly,  propoiiur an   amptidDicnt   to  articl.
Stale of New Tork: In Senala. Mar. 10.  IIKM.—
The forpiroinf rcaolotion waa dulj p>«eU, a ma- iorilji .1 all tlie Mnatora elected eoling in favor thereof, threc-arttii belnr nreaeal. Br order of the Senate, >'BASK W. iriolil.N'S, Preildent.
Stale ol Hew York; In Anembljr, Apr. t, 1904.— n. fcretroing rerolinlnn waa duljr pasard, a ma¬ jority of all tbe mrnitiera elfCteJ to the a.semlil/ roting in faTur tiiereof, ibrea-fiftlia brlns preaect. By order of llie Anaemblj. S. t. Ni.\ON, Spealier.
SlaU of  .VfW   York,   Offlro ot   tbr  Sirretary  of Mate, HI I liare (vni|»red the prrceilln* copy ol eoni-urreat reaoluliun, protoaina an amrndment tc ¦ection two of article aia if ihr Onatilution, With  1 the orlflnal roncurrrflt ntolution on tile  In thla \ tlkce, aod 1 do hereby cariify tiial the aame ia a torrect tranarript   therefrom,   ind  ol  the   whole theteol.    (iiven  under my band tnd  tbe teel ol MBce   al   the   Sccrrtary   of   Htate  at   Ihe   City   of  I ilbaay. thia Iwcoti'lllth day of July, in the yrar  j tl our Lord, one tlioutaad nine hundred and four. IL. 8.) JOH.N K. OBntli.N, Secretary cf State.
of tbe lUtl
of  lb. I
Sectio
that ae.
al Ju
if. Freeport Bank I
BANK OF I
•quit/,   eut>J< the tourt  ot ipi
•iTiUd  hv  liw r
-n,. fiiiiifif Jill
eontimie'l  unlil Ttw  iupr«fn<
Mrtol\rd (if th* UMirblr eotirvn ^nr uf irticif six of the conttttutiofi i to ai to retil ai foUotri: | 1. ri; row) I Of appeaU; how const*- ial districtt.—Tht lupmn* court ii ' ih frnrral Jun»Jictlon in law and | ct  tn  Bucb  fpptUatt   juriadii
InronunUnt  with  this irtlcle. ¦
ial   dialricia   bf   tht   stat*   ar< ;
.in;{ri}  al  herctnj(t«r  provlfled.
¦lis II   conitat   of thf  Juativft
flow   In    offlcPf    ant)    of    the   Judgpi   tranafcrrrO
thffrto \ty Hi* fifth woit'.n of ihia anld*. all of
ahall ^rcma rouii ml twrlve a'J
anil bff thocn ly   the vi*.- tatinff \
¦inu   thM
d/atrlv%.
STATE or NEW YOBK, OFTICE Of THE fccntarj of ftsti'. Alhaov, July 25, ll»*.-l'ur- ¦uAoC to th« proTifion* of aection one of article fonrtcm ol (Ite Conatitution of the State of Npw Tork, tnd aectioa ieren of Cliapicr niue hundrrd and ainc of th« tawi of riifhteca hundred and BiDetjf-wi» notice is hereby given that the foUf luff propoaed ainemlmeiit
th(> tecond. ind other diilrirta; and of their twcci*Ti. I tie iuc- •enort of aaid Juatii-ei shall be eh'^ccn by the t\fc*^ra of their reapct-tlve Judicial dletricts. Tht  iesUlaturc   may   alter   the   Judicial   diitrlcte
aflei
tutio]
nhabii
IfV'iSSiSii.
m tht tiHaibly ooarur) that tbe
    mat hr reltrred to the LefiaU-
a ha ilMtea at tha neat general election
ilttih tad IB ctalomalty to leclioa one. ar-
- tl tht CMMItalioa  be  publialied
~    prrrltui tt tht UnM tl tuch
't( Btw Tork: la Senate, Apr.  1. 1001.—
Ikitithn reaolntloa waa duly paaaed, a ma-
ir tTtU tha leaatofa elected Toling in tevor
ll.     B» order  ol  Ihe   Seaatr.   FBAUK   W.
laa rraaldaat.
Itti Mrr Vork: la Aaeaiblr. Apr. t. I«n.—
'if rrtolutloa wat duly paaaed, a ma-
tka mMBbtn electad to tbc aaaembly
„^^ (iror tktreol.   By trdar tl tkt Ataem-
Ws, a r. aiXOM. Speaker. nfiatt tl Betr Vtrk, Otkt tl tha Secretary of ¦Mtk sal I ktfe coavtred the preceding copr St ttaeiinttt, ittolttitii.   nropoainy^ aa   ameni^-
B» ord riMldi
mSl la (iror
tS7\ r. am
tt tftltii strra .
the Ooaatltnlion. with
I htffeby ctrtlfy Ibat the aame la a ainiMt Inatcrtpt thtrefrom, and ol the whole MStta Otrta under ngi hand tnd tbe teal of MBtt t( Ikl SccrelaiT ol Slate at tha rity ol aatar.tUt HreBlr-Slth day ol July, in the year St tar Mrd.' est ttouMml ninrf hundred and four. pL B) will r O-BRIKN, SecreUry ol Htate.
eraiB or nv tori, orrica or the
Stinlatir tl atlt, Albaar. July IS, ISM.—Hur- tmal It tfct pcoWalont ol aaclion one of article Mrttta tf tht Caailllutlon ol the Stale of New SttSr ta< Mctlta acre* of chapter nine hundred taS sfeH tl tht lam of eighteen hundred tnd ita, BOtict la hereby given that tha fol- propotad tmcndment lo aection four of J tirea tl tht Coaatilullon of the Stale ol Ttrt It Itlerred to Ihe Ugialature to be tattm tt tht aut Ucneril Election of Henatort In (Ml Butt to be held on the eighth day of Noveni- Str, altalllt hundred and tour and ia publiahed three   roootlia   neat   prcrfdlng
•ark atatrtl election In conformity ihrttilil prarbSona, JOUN V. u'Ulil ISiy tl SUIe.
AMCaDUeKT NUOTFR TWO. Otaewreat aeaoiution of the Senate and Aa- MBMy. propoelnir an amendment to aection lour H tnkit Hvtn ol Ihc conatitulion In relation to tkt ttatt vlthia which debit ol the atate muat he SM aad ttriklag Irom atid atction certain limlu-
Stttlta 1. Btttlrtd (il the memhly concur). Hist IttllOB lonr o( article arven of the conati- IjlUoa W ttKRdtd to read ta followa: Article  n. I i. Bseept the debia apecifled in acctionr l«S aai thttt of thia article, no drl.ta ahall be BtrtaKtr eaalnded by or In beiiaif of thia tlaie, aallW mill Sebt Ihall bo authorlied by a law for Mat llaglt work or olijrcl, to be dialincliy IVtttaidtkMtiB: tnd tuch law .iiaii impoae artrMt Itr tkt   " ¦     ¦.    -
lEN,  Secra-
I collection of  a direct
Rjar, tad aaBcient to pay, the Intereat Mia likt tt a falla due. tnd aiao to pay tnd aMwn tkt principal ol auoh debt within llltr Mm mai tkt tiaw of ihr contracting thereof. PS iatk It* Ihtll lake eSect until It ihali, at I nairsl titctlon. hare been aubmllted to tbe peo- SMi sad ktet received t majority ol alt tbe votea ¦M ar tad tgtinat it tt aucb election. On the Baal pttaagt tl auch bill in either iiouae of the Mlritltturt. Ihe qucatlon aliall be taken by ayea tM Bttik la ha duly entered on the Journala tkWMli tad riltU he: "Shall thia bill peat, and ttsM Iht lUat lo reorivt tb. atnctlun ol Ih. latptf* Tht Itfialatur. may al any time, after 1 t( tuch law by tlie people, il no htrt been contractci in purauance -- . -^itl tbe aime; and may at any timt. law. forbid tha contracting ol any further t litkiillT under tuch law; but the tax I by itch tct, io proportloa lo the debt ibiHty which may hare been contracted, la BSnutaet ol aucb Uw, ahall rrnuin in force aaa kt Irrtpetithtc. aod be annually collected. aaUl tkt pnoeedi Ihenol ahtii have made th. .^      .     ... jeciOed  lo pay  and  dit-
prladpal ol  audi  debt
anYltltS  ktltlabefort  apeciaed   lo  pay  and   dii
-.     . - ij- p,	
-. ,.    --.- ---ney l
p'tajlath, online fuch debt  or liability ahall
tkMBI tkt iBttreH
.¦M HMUIy.   Tlw money ariainir from any loi ""    ¦    ¦   Ilab	
¦t ol auch debt i whatever. I ho voted I
liability, and for 9 auch law ahall lie aub- withln tliiee montha after general election when any
MS piMttt or tl any go
elfctr Itw. or tny bill, ahall be aubniltted to be ffvttd lor or tgainil. The irfriiitttture may pro- •Mt Itr tkt Ittue of bonda of	
I prov I hr t
ilia for the collection ot
rtcLi
. irhick tt waa created,
acuj.iiil ' ahall :
further ill
of uld aink
'.lui-e the tai
- - Jing interrat  or
I t. Reaoived ill the aaaembly
_ Iliad and tht Irgi.li It tn tsMunt emi '
Si ti» lortgolng amendment Iw referred to tlie Mtturt lo br choaen at the next general elec- I tl teaatori, tnd In confomlty wilh aection tat. titlclt lourteta of the mnalltutlon, l« pub- Btkad lor thrtt aianlba previoui lo the time of ank titctlon. " Slalt o< Ntw Tork: In Srntte, Apr, tl, iwn.— IMtttltlulion wat duly ptMed, a majarlly ol „ SB tkt imttora rieclril voting in favor thereof. L P W*y t* *^ Scntle, raANK W. III(iUI.\'!l, 1* ¦.... Im g„ Y..rk; In Aaaembly, Apr. tt. - retulutii-n waa dulv paue.1, a ma- tU the mcnihert elected to th.* tMemhly Itvor Iberrof. Hy order of tbe AaMm- MIXON, Npeaker.
, .       Itl tl Mtw York,  liacc ol Ihe Secrrt.rr of
^   BMiei mi tkttt compared the prece<]lng copy of
b/ eSBsaiftal IttDlullon. propoaing an anienilnient to
'¦SISllta lt«r tf trtlcle arren ol the t'oi.aIlliili.in.
vMl tht orlglMll roncutrenl reaolutlon or. file in
tkIt oSkr. and t do hereby i-ertify that the aame
It t comet trtnacrfnt therefrom, tmt of the whxie
i;iven under mr band and the a<al H
£/ SIttt tl t'- MS.-nia ;   Erftyol tl
ol  the Sri'i
of  Sn
aatny, thia Iviciiu imh .la.v ..| .lull-
a( t«r Lord, one th.'uMnd nine l.iiii.lrFd ant liur
tu a] JOHN r. O MBIEM, Secretary .,1 stale.
BTATR or KKw voaa. orFiiiToK tiir
Blimsi/ ol Bute, Albanv, Jul.v ¦li. ImM - I'ur asasi ta Ikt proviaiuii. i.j aection one ol arti.-le Italttta ol Ike lonitllulloa of the Slati- ol New Vtrk. tad teclioa tevrn of t'l'iapter nine hundred aad tint ol the La.a ol ruhtei-n 1'undre.l and Biattyeti, aotlct la brerby given tlial the fol- iftwtae propowd amrntltnent lo Button t«o of ar- tlrW ail of the I'unilltulion M lh.i Male of Now Ytrfc ta referred to the l-egiilature to bt .-bo«n ti tht aeit (ienrral k:le<'li..n ..f benauri in Ihia State to l>e liri.1 on Ihe eighth day of N..vrmlK^r. alattaoa huniire.1 an.l l.'iir. apd 19 puMlilie.! on.-e
«tok for ll.rir ni i.iilo luti pretening Rievtlon   In
KT
l-reuiJ ary   tl
AMKNDMKNT Nl VIHtB TItBEE. ¦ent Reaotuiion   .1   the   S.'iiate  and . propoaing an ¦mru.lni.-nt  to M'cli..n
atttita 1. Rewired lit tht aa^-ml ly Iktt arlioa t«o of arlKie ui ol ihv c lita kt trntoiied 10 real aa toilowa: Art 'Tht   kaialalure   rl.iii   diilje   the  >i,
u
«(bM« ettaU b« twuiided by t\nuity line*, catnpa^'t »^ *<\ml lu |H>(>uUtion aa iiMit> ai m to. Uttre ttcr.i un >taia tlte leftatalure ina> al; IN |«dltial ttri^itmrnl*, tut wuhvut intrta»ii tht M»hcr tiMivof. 1>.rp ahall be an a^|>«Ui tkia fuprtim- tnurt. L-onai^tiiig ul >e\
EN W tbo 6r>t  dtianiiwiK.  %iuV *4  flva ji kl Mck «f lite oi'.rr .K|«rtmfMia.     la e« OMot Idu> rUaW .^'iittiiute a k)iM r^m. and t I oi Ibree %lt^l,  L-e   t)ei-n>arv than iitr juktim ahall
deci
tn rarfa  dentalt
Ui |H-r>idiiif juatic*
¦luring hit lemt ot
»l  IW 4^harima«(.
It l0im jMHigit  •ball  U   draigmalod  lor  irnna
I ¦«• pmm or   the  uneipirr.t  portiona  •!  tlieir
'•mt^MUm Uam ol   ^A«-e.   if  ;r«a than tr«  yrara
fvMB iltm to Umt u the ternia ol *wrh  di-atgtia
•r  vackftciea   o«ur,   b«  ah«U   naLt
A Majority ti  the ju^tict^ to
«C Um •botfl(-e  or  laaUuty   i«  at iuctic
in   caae
ah.all
la Iht  aMw)l*l*  tiLvANOB,
iuctite  of any appt(lal< him I ha',  t-ne  t r  rooto Medt-< _ _* Mor*
ta Mf tki^nnKLt  a .:i  i I flI llA bHfrbrv  kiK^ir.  a   r
¦ of  tht  |>r*«i«ltnit  ;u«ii,^a of   ibo  •r^rral
_.mt» %i • awTtiim t-aLrj by  lh« fweaithnc
I af Ito drportm'til   u  arT.ata m»)   tloMlei
"   t «|iii,-al« trN.« ft., h dritBTtmral ta any
 __._ feat  f'-r  bnitag ani  twtonmuatMm.
V* tWttot of tfco at^slate <ii\i.i.io  a**!!.  wuhU "'     ' " '     ^ ... 1 ^^
  .-'•^¦l« jUill.*.
of tW powtft of 0 )urti«.« e( tho ut%
irthir xhim tiMor <l • joMi^e out ut .
MTUuiiM IO tit* oM^Ila;* on .*ii-
ft^naUy   tttiajred   Ui   •rrf'jrmlng   tbe   t dof*rt»*i
r at tho aarrv-nif^ i- "* Ifkt U mny o '. I afier tbo l.iit •'¦.*
the  juriwlKlioa   imw MTT^I  t
U  N»w   l\*t.
aM ty tb* ««> am pleaa tor the k» tj|vnco cvirt
oa tr*t be uu&fmed by tN>i l.g
!**¦ h|ic pout lit appoiai «ad r.-
Iho ijoticoo ol tho appollat*
!»eat tfioU ha«
aection ail of orticle | ui of tKo Conatitulion of tbe SUto of Kcw Yurk i It rcforrcd to tbc Legialatjrr to bo chosen at the i Mit Uoneril Election of Uenator* ta tlila 8tat« to be held on tbo eighth day of Novembrr, nineteta { hundred and tour, and la published once a wet^k : lor threo montha neat preceding lurh genenil ' •lection la confortnily with tbo aforeMitd pro- VUlobh iGliS r. O'BRIEN. SecreUry of State. | AMENDMENT   Nt'MBEB   FOL'R.
Concurrent   BcMluiion  of   the   Senate  and   Aa- •nnblv,   propoaing   an   amendroent  to  aection  tix   \ •I ortlclo ail of tbe conatitution, relating to trial   i •omminlonera.
flection I. HeaoWed. (it tbc fliMWblr conmr) | that aection ail of article tii of the conftit jtioti j bo amended lo aa to read ai fullowa:  f 0- Orctiit   |
Surti tnd couru of oy>T and terminer are at>ol-  | led  frtm  and  after  the  last  day  of  Decerotter,   ; tflghtefin hundred and ninety-five.    All their Juria- dictiim ahall tht-reupon  t»e vetted In tht auprfmo   ' court, and all actiona and proceedings then pend¬ ing   in   iuch   courts  shall   be   iratitferred   to   tIte   , eupreme   court   for   hearing   and   dclernjinalion. Any Justice of the supreme court, except aa oth- orwlat provided   in   t.)ii  article,   may   hold   court   , 1b any countr.    Whenever and  aa  often   as  the  ; tauaet upon the trial  term calendar of any roun-   i ty of this atate,  having a  population  according to the latest state enumeration of over five hun-  I dred thouaand. shall have au accumulated  that an   i unprtferred cauM cannot be rearlird for trial in  ' duo course within on* year aft«r it haa been plac¬ ed upon  tht  calendar,   the   appellate  division   of ibo dcparttneDt In which such county la embraced ¦uy, tjy a certificate signed by i majority of Ita nembera, certify the (act to the court uf appeals,
the   Justit
I of the I
undri
the
and thfre-
l>«   thei
Eubllc rr of J of  tbe
Judges ovided
Itrred. The legiala- I) it deems that the , increase the nuti>- tiie supreme cuurt or ot Juda aimeals as it eara fit. imbor of judges of the •pprals shall not eirecd elcvi-n, and provided! alan that sny bill Incrtasing the number of Jua- tlcea cr Judgea as aforeaslJ that] ntene the as- acnt of two third* of t:>e members rlcctird to each branch of the legialdtur^. | ::. Bptclved Mt tlio t?*'mhly ronrur) tt>st aet-tion ofven of article alt of Ihc ronsiiuitiun be amended ao at tu rend ti follows; I 7. 1 iittrt of appeult.—l'ht appeals li foniinufd chM Judge nml bim' Ind of su'.b may  from   t
with stctitm one ci iius anicie and as may ne eltt-ted according to law, «'ho shsll ho'd ttitlr offices unlil tbe eipiration of Ibeir re8p"ctna terms, and of th-lr funtbton. wtio shall bt cho)ifn by the clciitjra u( the aiate. The nttlcial terms of the chief judge and associate Judgi» shall bt fourteen years froni snd including Iht first day of January neit after their election. Ttie legislature may provide by law for tht manner in which the court ahall alt, whether in two divisions or one. an>l for the number of mem¬ bers of the  court  ncceiieary to  form  a quorum
sl.all   consial   of   tin
Ju>!g«>a  now  in offlfe al  J'jlgea  aa tht   legialatun
ilher
lid   alsii  for
all    be
umbel
derision,
lurt may by order autbonze the laid- county of  trial
nijsioi
whereupoi appointment in •rs,  lUtlitf  In iQi«ioncra to fc
oflico, not txcccdlng'aix vean. lucb order bo made in duplicate and ono copy thereof filed In the office of the aecretary of atate, and one lb tbe ofTtce of tbe clerk of tbc county in which aaid Bppointmenta are authoriied. Tho apprllalc division of Ihi department embracing said county ahall thereupon Hppoint the number ot trial com- tniaaionera authorited by isid order, who musf poaaesa the qualification! rer,uired for a justice ot tho supremo court. Ttiey ahall posaesa and i-xer- dae in tht county for which they art appointed all the powers of a justire uf the supreme court mptcting tht trial and diffioailion ot causca upon aaid trial term calendar and the aettlcroent of casea on appeal, but shall poaseat none of tho powers uf such a Jtt^tice out of court or at apcrial ierm. They may be removed in the same manner aa is provided in case of
court.    They  ihall  each   	
of twelvo thousand dollara to he paid by aounty (or which they nre appointPit, and not practice law. | 2. Itesulved, (if the tf biy concur) that the f<.>rcguing amcndmcr tcrred to the legislature, to be chosen at general election of senators, and in conformity to •eclion one. article fourteen, o( the constitution bo publiahed for three Mantha previoua to tbc time  o( such election.
State of New York: In Senate. Usr. 23, 1004.— The toregoing rraolulion was duly passetj, a ma¬ jority of all th'? wiialors elected voting in (a\ur thereof, three flflha tniag present. Bv order of tbc Henate, FKANK W. HIGOlN'lt, Prefi'dent.
Btalt ot New Vork: In Aiscmblv. Apr. 8, 1004.— The furfgoing  resolution was duly pasted,
Rt-aolvcd (if tti going amendnif to be cho«n at ators.   and   in
the   titi
of
' Senati
mny
bT™i
Jority of all tlit memb
n (av
r of t
of N
elected
nbly
I ha VI
rk. t^fflee of tbe Secretary of ompared the preceding^ copy of >n, proposing an amendment to
concurrent rnolutit
aection aix of article sia ol the <.'onstltutl<v the original connirrrnt rrsi^luticn on tile in this office, and I do hereby certify that the aame is a correct transrript therefrom, and of tbe whole thereof. Uivtn under my hand and Ihc aeal cf offlc-p of tbe Srcrelsrv of Stale at the city of Albany, this twenty-fifth dsy of July. *n the year of our Url, one tliouii,-ind nine hundred ami four, (L. 8.) JUHN r. U'flnitJN. Secretary of State.
for  three  montha pre\.
election.
State of New Tork: In Tlie foregoing n-totution was duly parsed, s ma¬ jority o( all the wnators elected voting in favor thereof, thre»-flfihs bting present. Hy order of the (ienate, FHANK W. IfIGt;iNS. Preaident.
State of New Vork: In Assembly, Apr. 1«. 1001.— The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a ma¬ jority of all tho members elected to the assembly voting in favor thereof, thrce-fllths being present. By order of the Asacfflbly, !>.  F. NIXON,  Speaker.
State of New Vork. (Jffice ot the Secretary of of State, as.: I have Compared the preceding copy •f concurrent resolution, proposing an amtnd- ment to peoliona one and seven of articU' aix, of the Constuuiion. with the original concurrent resolution on file In this o(nc;>, and I do hereby certify that the r.anie is a correct transcript therefrom, and if Ihe whole thereof. Cive:i undtr iry hind sn.I llie Seal of cf!icc of tbc Secretary of State at the city of Albanv, this tw-nty-flfth day of Julv, in ihe vcsr of our Lord, one thou¬ sand ninu iiuiidretl and fot:r. [L. 6] JUlIN K. O'SniEX.  Se.Tetaty ,.f f^iuit:
STATH vy NEW VOIIK. OFFICE OF THE Secretary cf Htah-. Allianv. July 25. U»m.—Hur- luant lu the pttiviaionH if section one of article fourteen of tlie ( onsiiiution of the .State of New York, and section it:\vi\ of chapter nine huudrad and nine of the l.awa of eigliteeti hundred and ninety-six, notice i.^ henby ^nvn that the fol¬ low inic proMOKd amenfiiuent to section tii of ar¬ ticle aix of the Con^tlmiion ot the Stati* of New York la referred to the LrCglstalure tu be chosen at the next (ienerjl Klection of Senatora in tbit Stale to Iw hold on the eighth day of November. nineteen hundred and four, and Is publiahed ome a week for thiee montha nest preceding au(h Orneral l^leciion, in conformity with the sloie said proviaiona. JOHN F. O'BRIEN, Secretary of State.
AMENDMENT KIMBER EIOHT
Concurrent Itesolulion of the Snate and Aa •enilily.  proposing  en  anirndnient  to KPcti>
0(  i
tide
: of the
iiution, relating
Ived (1( the asaemblv conn d article six o( the constiiut IdiniC   llurelo  th.*   following:
•TATE  or   NEW   YORK,
of Slati
OFFICE   OF   THE   \   J*""/   f'
be am^-nfled  by  sddin any department  In whlcii  suprenie i aiuner>  have  been  appuiuted,   the  J apfWlate   diriaion   o(   the  departme
section one of arti^-la fourteen ot the Consiliution of tbe Stats ot New Vork, and toition aeven of Wiopter nine hundred
and nine of fhe Laws of elghtet nincly-tix, notice la htrrhy give lowing  propoiCit  ainendineiit   lo   i
hundred  and
.iral Election of Senators on the lighth day of No- ed and  four,   and   ia  pub¬
liahed for three montlis
era!   Election,   Id   conformity   with   tlie   ;
brovlalona.     JUUN   F.    O'BRIKN,    Seen
BtaU.
AMENDMENT   NrMBER   FIVE. Concurrent   resolution   uf   the   Senate aemhly, proposing i
aembiy of artl<
E"
The I..I Jonly ut thcre.ir.
'll iliali have powt
iid to rp- r 10 h..ld
isigneil.    I I,   iliat tlip
al I'Ici
tie   f.)i
iun. tu be pubtiEl.ed foi t.. the time u( ail. ll .¦ I .N>w Y..rli: In S,.n, rmiig rrs.,luli.m viaa ¦ II the wnutun clel ¦lirilia   I.r
duly pass.d. 10.1 vuiiiu 11 srnt.     Hv   (1
lion   i.
ol llie leaolred
illtii
a8*enibly irucle aeven I.e am. I 7, *'tfrf«( pi earn
that aection i
aa lo read aa folloM
Unda of  Ihe  atale,
quirttj,  conatituting  th.   torn
flie.l by law, alilll be  forever
landa, ea.-ept aa liereinafier provided,  lliey aliall
lie ieaaed, aold any corporation, publli timber  thereon   be  »ol Tlie   legialalur.   may
changed, ur be taken by
pn.ale. removMl
¦hall Ihe
thereof.   Ihri-e llltlia   l...iii|;   pr the sei.ale, FRANK W. llillll
Wate If .New York: in A««li:l.ly. Apr. IS, IKM. —The forpgoing, lej..lijtii.|i waa duly pa-on-.l. a majorilv of all the meint'era i-lerlpd to tht* ii£i..'n^ bIy volliiir in fav.T therriil. threedfllis him. prmnt By order of Ihe agmnibiy, il. f. NI.\U.N, Bjieaker.
Htate  of  New  York.   Offlce  of   Ihe   Secretary of Htalp, ¦¦.: 1 have fonip«iPd the prccedin,? of   coniumiit   rei..liitlon.   prup.
ll ol { dead timber on burned ereaa m ftr aa neeeaaary | tor reforealatlon, through otllcera tnd employed tl the atate, but not by contract. The irgialituta | may alao authnriia the aale of landa outaiJc of j the liiuila ol Ihe Adirondark park tnd tiie Lata- i kill park aa audi parka are now eatabliahed i>y I law. Tha pruiepda of auch aali-a aliaii Im. aot I apart in a aepaiate fund and UMd only  for the   ,
furrhaap of landa in ruch parka.    A violati.in ul Ivia aection may be realrained at the Bull ot th. people or with the consent of tbe auprenie court   ^ on  notito lo the attorney-general at  the atiit  cl   . tny I'ltlcen ul the Hale.    |  !.   ileai.lved  111 the   i aaMmbly concur), that Ihe luraguiiig amendment bt referred 10 Ihc legialature to b* choaen  at  the   ' next   gehertl   election   of  aenatura,   and   in   con¬ formity  wilh aM-tiun  one,  of  artule fourteen  of   1 the conatitulion,   b« publiahed  fur tlire. montha   i previoua to tbe litit ol tuch election.
•tale of New  York:  In SMiate,  Apr   4,  1901 —   : 1^ foregoing rrsoluticn waa duly pasard, a nu- (ority ol all tbe arnjton ele. ted  Toting  hi   (j...r thereof,   three-flfiha   bring   priaent.     liv   ur.ivr   ol tht Senat", FHA.NK W   inniJi.NS, |-reai.le:it
¦itte of Ntw York; tn Anerably, Apr. 1). liXH. - The forrgolng rea'luli.-.n waa duly pa.a*..l. a ma- jorily of ail Ihe inenibera eiei led to the amrnibly vi'tlng in f^vur th.'r..,>f, three-aftha bcltur prc-nt. By order of the Araemblv, a F. NUllN. MpeaLrr
8tate of N.w Y'ork. (ifflco of the Nc-rrlary .1 •late. 1..: 1 have cmptreii Ih. prei-eiiing i-.py it conrurrent rcilulioii. pT>ip.^lng an anirndinent l.'* . tei'tion aeven of artivie tcven of the ronatitutluii. with tbe oiiKlnal c. nmrrenl reaoiuti.'n on flie in thii oltice, ani 1 do l.er.l.i lerllly lliat the tamv ia t correct trantrnpt Ihrrrtrom, and of the wh. ].¦ thereol CIven und. r mr html and the aval i.f tffii-e of the Se.rrlarv ul Stale, al Ihe iily ol «li«ny, Ihia twenty tilth day of Julv. in th.' vear of our l.,ii.l. one Ih.'iiiian'l nine hunUre.1 an.I l.ur IL.  SI JiiHN K   ll'imiKN, Seiretarv .1 Siale
ilinn
of the : molu
in* i..py
Stall
y. thia twentytllth ilav of Julv. In tha if ..ur i.otd. Hie Ihuuian.l nin- l.unilre.1 anil IL.  S 1    JUH.V r.  OBlUIiN,  Secretary of
STATK OF » Secretary of Rti ream  to Ihe pi
EW   YliBK.
J. SEYMOUR SNEDEKER COUNSELLOR-AT   LAW Hsmpstaail
New Yorh Mlotln Ilempstcail Knnk lliillilitii.' Curuer Main auil Kultiiu .'^trivet.
J.VERME
Whulewlo    Retail Forvlffn wid DomoAtlo
and TomLabla D«llcaciet
ALSO   FINC   CONFECTIOfllEMV S
City pnooa ?
Pvanliu a SpacUltj \
Oooda dallTarad prompllr C
1 St^ naatr tho Hank. FHEKI-OKT |
tn.i nine
ing pri,p,.|
two of ihi
ia referred neat Henri be hrld or hundrrd t for Ihiee •lerii-.n   I
the  law, ol lice il hereh
ir.atltutii'n o Le.ieUl
that the  l.n.
ll i:ir.
thr eighth day of Noernit Id f.'ur. .lid la publiahed < m.nlhi   nril    preieiliiig   ¦
WILLIAH H.
Sii... c^..r 1.. J. T   !¦.
P05T
pi.poMn, ... of Ih.
Jti.m b. amendi-o ¦ection 1 vauli/l. ctliren of th. age
of tb. elctinn >oic, ahali t- . the election dia b.' a reei.lcnt, i
Choice Groceries Flour and Feed
MAIN STREET,     FREEPORT titrtt tf I. I. t. I.  Om. Raattll Airnte
NELSON T. SEAMAN
Carpenter and Builder
Eiili::..i;,-I-ur:.;-h.il
.JolilnnfT iiroiiiptlv att.-ih!..l t.i
UPPER MAIN ST.    FREEPORT, L. i.
r;
:¦ by Ihe pe. pie, mav 1» lul.niiltcd :M that m tune
Capital $30,000 Mala Street Fretporl
JOHN .T.ltAN'IIAl-l^   Prcldent
rilAlNCF.Y" T. SPKAHUK. Y'lii-Prcs.
WILLIAM S   HALL, (-.-.shier
re
VilUtc Are., RockTille Centre, L. I.
wiio aball reaidt in of. the aeveral el- in Ihe flrrl diitricl, ve   in   each   ot   ilie
.Tohn .T Smith Ciix Williiiiii K liniil«r Will ace H. rnniwc ClmilniTy T. .'^prnc fliurlcs I., Wnllnio YVilliaui M. Hall
Board of DIrcetcra
anil.-iU Aiisuv Inir
I HIFAM R  SMITH. Presldtnt
I
I THOMAS G. KNIGHT, Vice-President
BERKS T. RAYNCR, Cishitr
UilliiilM (i. Miller I). Wi'sli-y I'lno Dniiiel H. Knynor lolcaredil llnrvcy H. Hmllli lic'irice .M. Kanila'l
J5cat^
irycW  Davlwin
Cf ©IrtctctB
Tlioiiianil. Kniuht
SGOBES KILLED IN WAEGK
Two    Passeneor   Trains " on Southern  Railroad Collide.
tha
OVER  ONE   HUNDRED  INJURED
flpctl
p. III
cvcrv  ilep New \-iirk
trepL leg.al lioliilajs. frrmi I* a. n-
IfTern fBrllillcH anil   iniiutcineu
arinicnl cnnnl to tlion.. of ciiiic
^rlll)klyn liiinkf. i.r.. Tni't .
I'crr ncciiniiiiiiiiBrin
lith
I Ihc
iiiiervMih nf ;: per
:¦ ile'ioslt!?. tlin
pi! nn nil pans nt Eurnpc
IC." a general banklni; huaii
John Vincent nicntworthl). t-'c Charles W   Hayc. Arrrnilnr Smith John W. DeMott Eilwnril T. 'thurj
Hir
I It.
nil I
HIGH CLASS TAILORING
.1 mill
Day anil Pollli Near [loileeii Frailer   lloel
an Care Are Totttcoptil Teiin.—M'ile nf flotomor riallanl tVoik of Koacno
Ihi Nev Tork and Lonr VM TraciionC:nipinT
la (ffrct SatariUv. Jul) IH. 1004
rnaftiir linlil (ur HernpnU
'i. II.I.'. illul 7.1 Ihcrciifler u . !,. in.fiirHe
.(HI. tl.Ul. V.ini I tl.erciiftcr u
:l':i
FREEPOIIT R. R. Oettt
7.11.1, 8.411 ami il.tll
l).l.,.t I   ifl.iu'l'.
¦n l-.'.llll p, m.
iim|,   lit <'..'Jii.  IM»', ",'11
I iiiinuua tlicreiiflcr uii- l.Klaiiii il.UO p. in. .Nvnili   llonndl  ut .V-M, ercry ikl ininntca lliero-
II 111.31 mill li.aip, m.
• North Hounili nt li,»il, llicn every 111 niiiiute. in., thou 11 rlOaiid l::..'M
HOCKVIlie CfNTRt, mine *»e«te iW'-" Bnunili at r..t,"i. 11.4,'.. 7.4.-. mill 8.4,-. n, ill., then every lliiily ir.iiinte. Ilicreuftcr unlil IM.-. p. ni. then lo.li nn.l 11.1,-. p, m,
IlocliVille (.'emre, Villnirc nveiiii.- (eUMl Iv.nnill ntli. 11). 7.111, s,lil mill 11.111 n. ni.. tlieii ever) thirty
lniiiut«« Iherenfler uulll Ul.i in., tln'n il.lup.
Dl, milt l.'.lUiiiidni>.-!il.
irHBROOK R. R. Dcsol iKinl iWiiimll nl I'H'i, T'D. Kl;.-, mi.lliu. 11, ni.. Ili.ii ¦¦eery tlnrtv niinutei Ih.r. lifter until ln.ll'i p, IU.. llieii Il.it'i P- ni.. irjd ll^l.'illililliiKlil,
l,.iTihr....k ii. li. l>ep..t  i«e«l   Hi.iiiiiii   ill  fi.i'.
VALLEY STREAM, Bockiwiiy Avenue i
it e.i.ll, 7,l«l, Mil nil.I :i.l>lii. Ml., lll.'l nii.iil..^ llier.-utli-r until la.iw p, i
JAMES VENDITT
Ijadios' ;iiiil (ientlcinen's
First=Class Tailor
is uow I'l'iiilv for busiiics.i, tin Fulton St., near H&in
fj.idie.s' Tailor-Miulti Suits
niailo to onltu- from $17 uji Gi'utlcmiMi's Siiit.s iniido
to Oilier from ?14..')0 ii|)
Tii|)('o:it.s!fl-l iii>
nil styli'.s of
L.mlios' (i.irtuiiutH KtMiioilolliHl
Satisfaction Quaranteed
Repairing, Cleaniog & Pressing
Pro]x'rl.v iloiir
LWtfS CAN 00 AWAV WITH TMC TROUEU OF GOING OUT OF TOWN B« GIVING ME A TRIAL.
SIDNEY H. SWEZEY COUNSELLOR-AT. LAW
Money lo Loin on Bond tnd Moit|ago
13,'NaiwiuiJ*l. Neve Yi.rk
llcaidcnce, ISmitli St., near C'hurrli.   Fnepi.ri
Dr. B. F. M. Bl&ke
K SCHtRHFRNORil SIRtd
II..IU--. HI,. I
Broohlyn, N. V
nOlBS «1 Dr. OtNTONS. IRtfPORT. I. I.
Tui..i.lny an.l Kriilay .'Imt.. Iili'and IU..> p ni
Wiilnesilny nml ?^nliiril;iv ^lul tn t :;ii...ilv
SWI.S1CJ It. Sniilh Chnrlcn L. Wallaca Au..tln Corn well John T. Diiviaon Jinn    Hnrjilton W. F'earnall
al DnnkiiiK HtmlncK. of Depoa
st pniil nil Spe<-ial llrpniiitF.
) issued ou EiiRlnnfl au.l tbc ('onl.ni'nt.
I'nlrou.tscSnlicilei..
ni: Hiiurn:  II A.  M. to :i p. ».: »atur
lint llKys- Tiiesdaya and Kriilayii.'.iA.ll.
New   He8^dqut»rters
New Fulton Market
iCiinniiii iV   .li'iilviiis liiiililiii;,') Fulton Street       Freeport, L. I.
WliiTH u-i'iiiv.inViini-i';i.  Ill  f;iv,-   yon tl,.
BEST GUTS OF MEAT
at J.r.vi'.st ],ii,.. s
F.  Pin ER.'nAN
Teleplioae G4i
J. M. HEWLETT
dealer in
Hay, Feed
and
Bundle Wood
MARKET AND GARDEN
SEEDS
Seed Potatoes
Fertilizer DRIED   GRAINS
Church St., FUEEPORT. N. Y
MORTGAGES Money to  Loan  at 5°^
In Ity «e«lr«c loctlltr.    BVILWNC LOANS.    Ihm tt I ctailttt IMT tarcktM.   AR tto4 ItiM iccectc4 it oict
I ALBERT D. HAFF
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
316 rtltoi ;t., Jtntlu, N. Y. Tel. 2Sa Jtnalct
At IMylot office, ereiltat tail Stttrdm
.1 peril ir
.1 UIlilll Wllil'll
'. I hir liiti'iit o.its iiuiili' tu lilts, *14 .•mil ill  sii.iiio.   ;w
clio  s'.'t   lli"ir
tlioriiuj:lil.r ri'linlili' ;;iiiijI: lit iiiiil tiiiiili, Hr>' I 111' poa wo l.iil fur yonr juitrotiiit; nfferim:s arr; Mnn > inp order, II1 ami up; imn'.^ , up. The >rini<li. nm iiuiel fasliiuii diK-ri'i'i, liut v livelier niliirs fur tlnwo own styk-s. ile.
THE NEW YORK TAILOR
Maiiv St.ucii- 111. III Ik Freeport. L.I. DR. G. L. HUNTER
FREEPORT. L. I.
N. Y
Tclepfnte.
. iin.l .\. J.. . nnj I.. 1..
EDGAR JACKSON
COUNSELLOR-AT. LAW
132 Nassau St
NEW VOI'.K BALDWIN.  NASSAU CO.,  I    ¦
FREEPORT PLUMBINO
AND HEATINO CO.
FltEKPORT, L.  I.
Banilall Building opposite depot
JOSEPH ALBIN. Manaoar
Sanitary Plumbing
STEAK, BOT WATEKud BOT AIHEMfi
TIN AND SnCCT MON WOIK
Jobbing Promptly Att«nd«cl To
Lone Distance Telephone, 33ii Local Telephone, 3f>
E. SEAMAN
DKAI.EIC    IN
Fruits and Vegetables
Orders Delivered Promptly
Main Street       Freeport, N. Y.
.^nillll ilf I'llHt Office
lOM DIstitce IrleHittc BIJ        loul lelediatt 23
WINDELS
I ManufactarerBof
FRENCH ICE CREAM
aud Choice Coufectionery. French
Fruits, Faucy Chocolates
AIho iinr home mtde Cociitnut Bftllt, L«moo
'oriinniil. I'etnnI Hrlltle. OM FanhlonKl  Mi>-
¦ its.s**H I'Hnilr. CiM-ufinut KIwot,  Pptnut Bar,
rrcHin t'araiuHlH, hII  ItlDdt of  MIzml (^tnilr,
ttctter Sciileli, Kniit Bars, Coooanut Hare, all
I tlnilH of I'airy, i-to.
Cliurrlirs, ratnlllrai aDd Tartlot Sappiltd
Brick Block Main 8tr««t
FREEPORT
i     R. LOSEE
Till-: .\.\rii
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nl first
mid olli
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till'    OIll
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— KBKlnr    Ilrlvrr   hniil   to   Have   I>il- oboytil III. Oril^m.
Kuoxville. Teuii. ItiiiiiiinK on n road- bod lu a supposeill.v hijili eoudltloii ot nmluteu.Tiiop, iinil li.nvlni; about thoiu pvorj- safoKti'ii'd kuoivu to iii'jdorii ' rnllronding, two trains mi the SuuthiMn Itallwii.v. earryliiK luaii.v passeUKors, eaino to(,'etlier ill a frlKhltul hcad-iMid txilll.siou ui'ar Hodges, Toiiii.. sciidiuii: over two scon- uf people lo deiilli aud InJuriiiK over JtKi.
Tho trains were an eastbouiid through passcuBor train fioui t'liat- lauoojia to Salisliurg, N. C:, leavluK Kiioxvllle at tweiit.v live uiluuti'.s to ll u. in., aud a wesllmuinl local iiasseugiir train from Mrlstol to Knoxvllle, due to iirrlvt' here at 11 a. lu.
The wreek was iliit' to a failure of the crew of the weislliouiiil train to carry uut Us order to meet the easllMuiiid passeuger.s at IIihIuis Station. Instead of takliiB the sidiiit,' al Hodges it piu- ipi'ili'il toward Kiioxville.
Hiith trains were runnliiK on time ami at u speed of about tliirl.v uiiU's nil hour. The loioniotlvi's were de- inollslied nu'd the iiia.|or porllon of eaeh Iraiii was eomiiletely wreiked. with Ihe e.xi'eptioii of the sleeping I'aiv, none of which left the track. The wrecked day cars were tilled wilh dead and Injured ami the rescue work was acioiupllshed with givat illfflculty.
.\ wrecking ami special relief trnlii left this clly as soon as possible after tbe news of the disaster had been re¬ ceived here.
Hundreds were iittrncted from Hodges Station, Newuiaiket and the luan.v faruihouses iu tlie vicinity of the wreck. The iieople lliereabouls reiidet'iMl every  possible iissislance.
The dead and Injured were placed tm the special train aud brought to Kuoxvllle. Five ot the Injured died while 011 the way to this city. Soiuc were taken to the Kuo.\vllle lleneral Hospital and others to their homes or the homes of friends. A local undertaker bad IDil cots In readiness at tile Muiison street crossing, where the deatl and injuritl were reuio\i.d from the train.
Two day curs were crushed on the ensthound train between the baggage lar and tbc sleiieers. In one coach only one [lerson escaped with liLs life. The persons not Injured, aud the relief corps from Newuinrket worked nian- full.v, rescuing Injured, walling upon tlicui, carrying water and placlug pil¬ lows under their beads.
The apiialllng loss of life resullcd apparently from Iho disregarding of orders given to the two trains to meet at a Htatlou which has for a long tliui! been their regular meeting jioint. The accident liai>peiied In lirond daylight, and, according to the best Inforination obtainable, Ihe ciii'lne driier of the wcstlMHiiid train had the order In a little frame In front of liliii ns his engine rushed by ihe station.
Among the passengei-s lu one of the sleeping cars nn the eastlioiind train was .Mrs. J. li. I-'iazier, wife of the llovcruor of Tennessee. With her ilaiigliter, she was on ber wav to New York I'lly, Neither .Mrs, Frazler nor her daughter was burl, and holh reu- deieil noble service iu nilnislcriiig to the Injured, even to the exient of res¬ cuing malinrd and dead hoilles froiii beneath the wreckage and then bludlng up wounds and titlierwise giving wom¬ anly .servlco.
NEW  YORK  STATE  NEWS
Father Takes Bridegroom. Society folk in Bltighamtou are Inter¬ ested In the accidental disclosure of a secret wedding, the principals lu which were separated after leaving the altar. Karly In tbe summer Uowland H. llalh- bone, a son of B, P. Ratbl>oiie. an In¬ surance man, ot New York City, eame to Blnghainton to spend his vacation. He met Miss EltEiiheth Segler. and they made a trip to Lestershlre. where they were married hy the Kev. .7, M. Oran- dall. The relatives of the girl suspect¬ ed something and wired for RnthlMine's father, who arrived Just after the cere¬ mony had been performetl. and re¬ turned with his son to New York. The yoHug woaiau, when seen, evidently had some second thoughts aliout the marriage, and said that Mr. UHthtmne came after his sou on her request. She said young Rathhone had "tix> many strings to his bow" to suit her. It la said that steps have been taken to pro- i cure an annuln^it of the marriage on j the grounds tMit both the contracting parties were under the age of eighteen ] when the ceremony   was   performed, i
Amrm§Fmiium
Ape Attacks i;irl.«. A vicious ai>e escaped from the lOO In Seneca Fark, Rochester, after se¬ verely biting one of Its keepers, and ran Into a factory near by where there were several hundred girls nt work, causing a panic among Uiem. .\fter running around the factory for several minutes he disappeared, and the keep¬ ers, thinking he had left the building, went away, .\ few minutes later girls euiplo.TPil lu a pitch-dark room realised something was wrong. One girl was pinched severely, but before (the could find out who did It another screamed that some one was pulling her hair. Finally one girl put her hniid on the ape's head, and the animal fastened Its teeth Into her fingers. Then there waa n general rush of screaming girls, all inakitig for the door. The npe. Tun¬ ing over the heads and shoulders of ths frightened girls, added to Iheir tenor. Finally the niilmnl scampered out of the building and. after visiting several other factories, escaped.
Suicide on Husband's (irnve. Despondent at Ihelossof JKOIK) which was stolen from her lawyer's ofllce last I winter. Mrs. Thomas Scott, of Albany, committed suicide on her husband's I grave in the rural cemetery. Early In I the afternoon Ometcry Superintend¬ ent Burns rtn-elved a telephone mes¬ sage from Mrs. Scott's daughter, Mr*. Mary E. Hart, who said lier mother had left her home threatening to kill herself. She bad often made this threat before and nothing had come ot It, but this time she remained away from liome so long that the family be¬ came ¦worried. Since Mrs. Scott was In the habit of visiting her hiislinnd's grave very often. It waa believed that she went tbere. Superintendent Burns drove up to the Scott lot nnd found Mrs, Scott lying 111 on a bench. A phy¬ sician waa called. He gave her emet¬ ics and sent her home, hut she died nt fi o'clock, it is believed that she took laudanum.
AbMlntilirPlmi
THE    SUNDAY   SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON  COMMENTt FOR   OCTOBER   2.
VK.srvir.S   AtlAIN   IN   FKITTION.
(Irealer Violi'iii-e Than Any Since 1ST2 Natives Itiin Away.
Najiles, Italy. -Willi llie ciiiislanlly Increasing vinleiice of the erii|illi)n iif Mount Vesuvius, a large part of the popiilallou of the surriiiinillng vllbigeii have left their homes anil are camped 111 the open air at a safer disiaiiei' from the volcano. Several earilniuako shocks were fell, anil the erupt Ion reached an liilciisily far lieyoml that of any tither millireak sliiee the de- striicllve conviilsiiins of IST'J.
The iiiiiisnal cotiiliiiuiis liave allract- cd large crowds of travelers, and In spite of i.rtleial warnings of the danger of till' uuilerlakiiiu; parties nre coii- slanlly setting out with llie liileiitlon of gelling a eliiser t li w if Ihe illsnirh- aiucs.
Had .Show In His Barn. Feter Wyckoff, a Biooklyn million¬ aire, who is better known by his ad¬ mirers throughout the countryside ns "I'ncle Peter," planned a line enter- taiunieut to be given In the biggest barn on bis farm lu Berlin. He learneil recently that Neher & Parks, Iheatrl- cnl men, of Berlin, were going to holil It dress rehearsal of their new show In I'rafton. "I want my folks to see the Hrst show," he told them. "You come down to our barn and glvx> It there." They agreed, and the barn floor was cleaned, a stage erected, seats provided and a curtain hung. "Uncle Peter" tjurcbased all the tickets to be had and distributed them among his farm hands, their families and a few guests.
Missing Man a Suicide. Clarence Uurd, a merchant, of New- burg, who had been missing, com¬ mitted sulclile In Savannah, tin. The news ivaa received hy his mother, who lives In Houth Eighth avenue. Mount \i'riioii. The message recelvtil hy Mrs. riurd was sent by the Coroner nt Sa¬ vannah and did not tell how her sou took his life. Hurd was thirty-eight years old nnd had a wife and children living In Ncwiuirg. He was suffering from nstbtna, whiih compelled him to give up his business. The air of New- burg did not agree wilh him, and he came to Mount Vernon to visit his mother. One day Mrs. Ilurd reported to the police that he was missing. She Is at a loss to know how he rrached ftavannah, ns she says he took no money when he went nwny.
Duels In  Pari On the Chaniii ile M:uf
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PIANO       TIIMINn li h rpoll eiii Wlo'Hir of   I-arlslans   from   the   l-errls   wheel
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HERBERT RICE   ji
for 20 years with F. H. Cbauiller, the well-known Hrooklyu piano dealer, b now proparoil to take ordent fur X'iaue tiiuiug. aud gruranteea best of work, .\nyoiie dosiriug his aervieo may le..\vi their onicr at th© Review otlic^', wheri. ih.'v will be forwardi^l. Kefirs by permission to
Mr. 11. U. Mnylanil. FriN'p-.rt
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Tried I.l A   111 gro   who teilllit   to   IHilsiii l.cxlniflon.  Ky.. of the family in bis
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Says I'alntlng Is Bogus, .lohn N. Beckley, n Rochester fluau- eler, recently bought In Paris, France, (for $.3500, n painting which waa repre- Veuted to be by .Inles Dupre. After Mr. Beckley had (ilaced the painting ou exhibition In his home he says he learned that It was bogus. Tbe paint¬ ing was purchased through Samuel Collins, who Is now being sued In the Supreme Court for the recovery of the Iinrclmne price and damages for tbe al¬ leged deception. A comnilsslou was Is- sueil to take the testimony of witnesses lu Paris, and their depositions were produced In court. .Tustlce Nash re¬ served decision.
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; V   CALL OM
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Oor. Fnlton and Church Sts., JS FREEPORT,   L. I.
Dry and Fancy Qoods,
Notion5, etc., etc., In fact everything kepi in a FIRST-CUSS ORT 6000$ STORE
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Rear-Admiral   (Jllmore   Head.
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Brightiin Cup I'reliiiiiiiaty Slake.
The AVhippany Ciiili npeiieil new grass leijiiis eoiins at .Morrlslimn. \. J.
Seawaiihaka's nldesl inenilicrs steered .111(1 iiiaiiiu.<l Uials in the tlub's reunion races.
New Church Law Effect.ve. The report of a ciuuiiilsslon appointed l.> An lililsbop I'arley to carry out tbe li'islructliins of Pius X. In regard to Cathiilic Chiinh miisie was iiiaile the law to giiverii the illori .se. It pro¬ hibits singing by w..ini.|i aial leui t.'alh- oliis in the cliuiclies.
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.Tiiiiii Flanagan <-ii!itiiiii,iT his tvliiiiing career In t\cighi throwing • vents at th.- Pastime games, liiilshiiig tirst In three of four inn?..»t» IkM
Hill} K^eUT never sii.med to lieiier advantage iban he ha« nf late. Clever liuiiis and well |.;«ee.l liiit are coitrib- iiteil |.\ th.-    little one"
In Fr.in.e Henry Fournlcr and In the l!nlte<l Slates the builders of the BtanJard ann.juure they will enter motor lioait for a traniiatlantlc contest for »_prix« of IIO.O*").
Labor World.
There are aimut i>iii,<;<iii pcoph cij- plnyed In Italy rearing silk worms.
Kangaroo fanuiiig Is to become an established instiiiilioii in Australia.
All organ 17.111 ion <if steam englneeri vtill shmtly be p.-rfecicd at Reading. P«.
The Wiiiians I.aliel League, of Lynn. Mass, lias u uieuibertUlp of over   )<SI.
Six bonilri'd in iiers in tbe Illai iisy- ehaii iWalesi colliery have ijiiil «oik lieenuse of the refusal of the owners to carry them to an.l from the mine by train.
Car shiipn.iii <•! the Intercolonial have askeii {¦¦': tb.. ailnpli'iii of a new a-age bclieiliil__e.
tbe  .Muerlean  Federatiun of  iJilKir lo the Striking tall.irt.
Ttto coiiiniissarii s are being main taiiieil by the riilte.l Mill" Workeri. nt Pratt city. Ala., t.j sup|)ly the IJoii •trlklng minors  with eloiln-s   ind pi.^
Tisll.lls
Till- lontti lixiile tMirkiri of Crim- irlizcLnii, Saxony, luuy in:iiigurii*e a (trike tu 4.ufur(f li.eir demnndi for a ttn-bour day and a ten per ceut. la- attt* lo wagri.
Horses Killed In Fire. Four valuable trotters were burned to death in the barns of Samuel li. Whitehead at Coeymaus. Dandy Chimes valued at |2r>.IXXI: Mis* Es¬ tate, »,"iO00; Saratoga Bell, fStHW, nnd •Teff Wiyon, flOOll. were the animals destroyuil. The Insurance will cover only one-third of the loss. Mr. White¬ head has been most unfortunate this season with bis string, losing two val¬ uable aalmals through nccldenis dur¬ ing the racing season.
All Around the State.
Canisteo gOssIp Is to the effecl IImi a sanitarium Is to be opened th
Hornellsville   schools   are crowded  that   a   nuiiiber of  would-be pupils are unable to gulii admltslon.
Koriy retail giocers of Uochc'tcr have formed an organization to fight the Rochester Uelall i;i'ocers' .\ssoila- tlon.
J. O. Shearer, of Snlnnianca, has been Hpixiillted u Slate ViiePrealdeut of the t'lilon Veterans' Patriotic I..eague.
.Niugurn Falls' city lax rale for this year Is »1».I7 per |il(«N» valuation. The nssessmeiit is laid on tlK.''iHT.Tiai. an In crease of nearly $l.<i(lii.iN«i year.
Fire dHinaged the biisiness ,Scli>, Allegany Coiinly. to the beliveeii *si«N) and tlO.msi. loss Is an Insuraneeof (.'liNSi. no protection ngalust llrr.
Recently IninklrkH Cliauitwr of Coiii- inerce rei.Igned In a boily. A new one was gotten tiigelher. but no one will take otHie. The new Isinrd will, it ia imdersiood. Ii< dissolved and Dunkirk will then have 110 chaiaber of coiu- nieree.
iver  In
lection of exieut of On thi* Scio has*
BhwBlae Ftrtlnamaat.
Pertimmoni dre oow gruan on a com- inaircial tra\r, tnd down in Florida, where
thf)- havi- ditiuirrrd I'mriliud of fat 111^ 111* rii«nin» ol llit fruit. II th,. mi.Idle of Ueiolier. laliilt tlit fruit aod ttlll hard, a puncturt la inadf with a {.cnknife l.lioli-. i.r other ainiiltr rultinx instnimrnt. i,|f<>iiin( la lodilrril in tlxiut At   u-hirh time tbc wound will
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I. The vision (v. 12). Letwin 11 of the third quarter shotild now be rsveiwtd. U. "Ehtha saw it." That ia, the atccntioael Elijah. Klitha aaiv this, however, not witk hit natural ryot, for it waa a teen* balewt ing to the spiritual world, and to bchoM it lie must, like the vuiing man mentioiMa in chapter 6:17, have his inner ttniM «¦-. veiled. This tiglit wat a apecial liiviM Iir Tor and wna made hy Elijah the coadf- tionnl sign of Elislia'a obtaining a 4o«lbl* ' portion of hit iipirit (v. 1U|. "My tathar.'* Thia title of atfertion wat (iven hf tk* vounger prophets to nn elder. Elijab ha4 heen a father to him in hit c«r« and traia* ing, in love and legacy. Theie wotda thtmld be unJenitood at an exclamttioa el wonder and anianement. Kliaha (Ma hii aniritual father depart, and he i«M thtv chariot and the celeatial ateedt, and h* callt after them all. Some think thak Eliaha desired to ronvey the imiireaiioa that Elijah was more to Israel hy hia cotia> tela, reproofa and prayeri than cbaiiola and hortet. "Kent them." Thia itaa • common mode of oxpretting (rief. Kliaha looked upon Elijah's departure at a pM^ tonal bereavement. He had loat tht fttida of hit youth; lonelinrtt came otrav him and he acted like a heartbrokm mourner.
It. Dividing the .Tordan (rt. 13, It). IX The mantle. Thii w-aa the tame mantk with whieh he had heen called by KliJati to the prophetic office, and hy whicli Blijak diviifed .lordan. Having the mantle was a proof that hr waa inveated with tb* au¬ thority of hia master. "Stood by tha bank. He wat the tame man aod nt aot the tame; like many aitother who haa gone to the gate of heaven with a depart* ing saint. He could no more lean on «• jah, but he found that he had received aa Ihe prophet'i dying legacy, 1. Klijah'a mantle. 2. Elijah^t Ood. 3. EUjah'a spirit.   4.   Elijah's ofllce.
14. "Smote." Eliaha't flnt mtraek via Identical with Elijah's lait oiM, Re acta uiwn the faith that he would receitra froM (iod tbe power which he had deaired. "Where ia," etc. Thia quettion doea net Imply doubt of God's pretence, but is aa entreaty for Hia putver to thow ittalf. aaa give a fori'tnate of the tpirit of Eliieh which had been promised.
HI. Searching for Eliinh (n. IS-IR) UL Sons of the iiropheta. The fifty who bad tone to a height to watch Elijah aaa Khaha aa tliry went scrota the Jordan (e. 7), and were wailing for hit return. "Thajf •aid," etc. When they raw tha miraNe ivrought by Kliaha they were conflmed ta the belief tljnt he waa the diriDclr a^ pointed iiicceajior ot Elijah. "Bowed themselves." I'liua allowing that Ihar aa> knowledged htm as their head. Theea" men were trained up in the tchoola of tha prophcta.
18. "Seek thy master." It cannot ba •n])poaed after what they had said belwa to Eliaha tlia^ Ihe Lord would take awar hia muster on that day, that they expoetei lo find Rlishn aomcwhcre alive. No doabt Eliaha had at onrc told them how Elijah had departed, hut evidently they eouM not fully believe that he had lone bodily to heaven. Their search lo lina him. how¬ ever, was as fruitlcaa and idle aa tbe at> tempt of some moderna to explain awajT,
j the idea of a bodily ..lacenaion into heavea.
i "Ve   shall   not."    Kliaha  wat  abaolately
¦ certain tiiat the body could not ha found.
i 17. ".Ashamed." To refuse lonfer ta frtnt   their  reipieat.    He  anw  that  thw
J would not be aatiafied until they bad maoa the search. The beat way to tolve doubta and  qucationiii^a  about  reltirion   it  bf a
fieraonal invesligation.    Or. Nelaon, in hie , look   on   inKdelity,   aa.va   that   he   iwtrer j knew an iiilidcl who fairly inveatigaled the elaima of the goi|),el to remain tn iaBdal. lis.    "Did I not sav?"    Tlie search onhr - confirmed   the   worila   nf   F^liaha.    Thoia that would find Elijah, let them aapire ta the heajcnly paradiac.    Irft th^m follow ' the hii^ slept of hia tincere (aithfuhMM^ I itrong  patience,   undaunted courage,  ffl^ I vetit zeal and coiiataiit oliedicnce. I     IV.   Healing the watert (vt. 19-32),   IIL I "Men of the city."   Prominent eitiaane af ! Ihe place.   Perhaps they were the elders af ' the city who tliua applied to Klitha, aaa ! their action sliowa that he had thtir eoaftp dence.    At he had now attained the Ugh* ett eminence in Ihc prophetic offlea, BeM- I blv they rvpectrd thai hr might be able ta rid the city of ita plague.    "It plea«at.* : The nituation of .Irricho. near the pmHi ' of the .Tordan, waa auch at to attraet a ! contiderable   population  after  it  wae r^ I built; and for the take of the proaperitf I which came to them in other ways th^ ' were content to dwell in tuch an aawhoie* some place.    Now, however, they aatv ¦ hope of brnrfit and with thit tboiight thv, rtme to Klisha.   .IrrirlH) wat a part ot that country which, in fien. 1.1:10, it eonpaM . "to the garden nf Ihe Ix)rd,"   "It funwht." It bad, harmful; the word "naught    Wia formerlv lued in thia acnae.   "Oroond bw* ren."   See U. V.   "Caairth her fruit."   S. ¦v., margin.   The evil effect wtt ciMrir hi eontequeiice of tlir hurtful water, lor tha healing of the spring ia to bring a remedf for  the other cvilt.    It tcemt therefoN that the water waa mat at cauted tht treaa to ahed their fruit prematurely.
20. "A new otuae," A new Clip or dWia one "never used in any common or anholjf aervicc. The purity of the reatel waa ta tvpify the iiuriiiialion wrought npoa NM t'pring," "Rait therein." "Elitha m weak* ing tliit miracle would teem to BUke aM of meant juat aa .Icaua did when He pat tpittic on the blind man't eyaa^ (Jaha 0:6). The injarinut property aod effaal wtt not taken from the water hr the Mil| poured in, fur even if tbe aalt aetaUT powraacd thia power, a whole spring eawl not lie corrected by a tlnglt diah of Ml^ even for one day, much lets for a loaflH time, or forever.
21. "L'nto the aprinf." The foaataia burata forth at the rastrm foot of a hidb double mnund, or grnun of mounda, aiM> _ ated tl mile or more in front of the^aUMjM*' ain Quarantanit, and tlioiit thirtjHka minutes from the modem village of Jar{> cho. It it a large and beautifal foeatakl of aweet and picaaant water; not, iaaoMa cold, hut alto not warm. It ia tha eai|r one near .Jcriiho, and there ia emrr laaaas to regard it st the acrnc ol Klitha't air- trie, "Ixird-hetled." Not Eliaha, aer tht aalt, but Cod wrought tbe ehtage ta the founttin. Tliia mirtrle wta typiori ef the work done by the l»rd after thea*' cenaion of Christ, by meant of tha apoatlM and their auco-mort itating tbe aalt eg (.'hriatian doctrine from the new eraae af the cotpel into the unhealthfal water* eg the Jericho of this world, and haaliaa tliem. "Compare tl.la miracle with that M the healing of the p(*.-«iou» potuae (rtafcv^ 4:38-411 and the Hatrrt of Merth iMOH. 15:2i).  ,
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