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23 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CIIROXICLE, SUNDAY. MARCH 4, J90B. Plan for Beautifying the Campus of University Will be Developed With Erection of Buildings CRAPSEY HAS PRESENTMENT Papers Served by Chan-cellor of Diocese. TRIAL IN BATAVIA COIAEtfE Alterat Sale lOll The large increase in our business during the past year makes it necessary for us to make extensive changes in our store, installing larger fixtures, etc. Rather than have a large stock on hand during alterations, we have decided to sell at prices that will reduce our stock this week.

Court to Convene on Morning of April 17th. WILL BE OPEN TRIAL Out Fine Hat Switches At Stock-Reducing Pfices Every Switch is made of all long hair, has short stems and can be braided. 1" 3 Ecclesiastical Court to Hear the Charges Against Rector of St. Andretn's Church Will Meet in St. James's Parish House, at Bo.

taVia "Bishop Not Tart of It Sale Price. I Sale Price. saurSAU I issts 8 Ll rJ, n'in A RgpK LJ www I i ro I I jrtrvx fill a ftmixc bimuhcx $1.50 Hair Switches $1.00 $3- Gray Switches $2.00 $2.00 Hair Switches $4.00 Cray Switches lA'iAl-! $3.00 Hair Switches $3.00 $5.00 $5.00 Gray Switches $6.00 Gray Switches Hair Switches $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $5.00 IV sVv $4.00 Hair Switches IV vt. $5.00 Hair Switches 1 1 A Remember, These Price3 Ara lor This Week Onj $7.00 Hair Switches The presentment made against Rot. A.

S. Crapsey, l. rector of St. Andrew's Kpisonpal Church, tiy the Standing Committee of the diocese of Western New York, was delivered by Bishop VV. D.

Walker to the chancellor, Judge S. Brown, yesterday afternoon, and was served on l)r. Crapsey hy the chancellor in the evening. The time and place of trial wore announced by Judjre Brotvn niht. It will begin at 11 o'clock 'A'ueisduy morning, April 1 7th, in the parish house of iSr.

James's Church, Butaviu. Bishop Walker came to Itochester yesterday morning and had conference wi.h Judge Iirown. In the afternoon he delivered the presentment to Judge Brown, who served a Copy of it on lr. Crapsey in the evening. No details of the presentment were given out either by Judge Brown or lr.

Crapsey last night; nil that is known about it is that it charses I r. Crapsey with hensy, and that it wasserved without amendment, as it was prepared Jy the Standing Committee. Bishop WalK-er left Ttochester yesterday afternoon. The ert'h-shtstieal court that will try I r. Crapsey wits appointed by the annual council of the diocese, held in Corning last May.

It is composed of Rev. C. Sills and Hov. Charles W. Hayes, of (re-neva; Rev.

W. C. Roberts, of Corninc; PROPOSED PL7JN Natural Halt Pompadours The Kind that Improve the Lnoks than ordinary interest the dormitory. Friends of the university have long felt that it would greatly enlarge its usefulness if it could provide residence accomodations for its men upon the campus. The place chosen by the architects is one of the most What use the university authorities expect to make of their beautiful campus with the iii'-reiiM' of buildings iu it, becomes a oui-sfiin of vital interest now OHTHX fact, the architects were told that in any case they must preserve these trees.

It was of course practically impossible to make any radical cbange in the neighborhood of the existing buildings, and lovers of the campus will therefore welcome the fact that tho avenue of lindens constituting the entrance from I'rinee street is retained. A feature of the main entrance from University aveune which promises to be very attractive Is formed by setting back the fence seventy-hve feet from the street that the new IO.ntman laboratories on tho grounds are almost completed and there is a prospect of another building, for applied science, iu the near future. This uiaitcr has already had attention from them, with the result tlut the plan of the campus as given herewith has been made. There is no other open space in the center of the city as large as the campus, and it has long been enjoyed by the peo tpnet and beautiful upon the whole campus, and, as such a building would undoubtedly open upon the campus rather than the street, it wiil lie seen that tho living rooms for the students would have the great advantage of south frontage with abundant sun, and a beautiful outlook. Itev.

Charles II. Boynton, of Geneseo, and Our Pompadours are made of natural wavy hair; they can be arranged in any style. Tina week we are three of our best Pompadours at reduced prices. $1.60 Pompadours, $1.00 $2.50 Pompadours, $1.50 I $5.00 Pompadours, $3.50 Key. Francis S.

Dunham, of Albion. Sir. at the entrance, so making a space which will be laid out as formal garden planted with hardy shrubs. At each driveway iHinham wa.s appointed by Bishop Walker in place of Rev. llham I', raber, Back and Side Combs I.oekport, who was a member of Mte court, hut moved from the diocese last year.

"Bishop Not a Member. A set of combs 50c, consisting of a plain heavy top Back Comb and a pair of Side Combs to match. "Will Bishop Walker he a member of The location for the new building for applied science was practically predetermined by the location of the boiler house, Inasmuch as tiie boilers will form a necessary part of the equipment for students in engineering. The plan also indicates the prospect fo some definite improvement of the athletic field upon the campus. It Is not likely that the athletic Interests of the student can be adequately provided for in a permanent way on this space, but the improvement indicated on the plan will greatly facilitate the students' sports.

The plan presented does not include the whole of the university property, inasmuch as the president's house, with the open land to the west of it, is across Prince street, and presents a much simpler problem than the campus itself. It Is understood that the space west of the president's the court?" Judge Brown was asked last Oriental Back Combs studded with rhinestones, worth 50 and 75c, special, 42c each. Gold Mounted Back Combs, worth 50c, special, 25c. Gray Side and Back Combs, worth 50c a set, special, 35c per set. Rhine Stone Back Combs, worth $1.50, special, $1-03.

A large variety of $1.00 Mounted Back Combs, special 50c each. $3.00 selected Mounted Back Combs, special, $1 night. "No; he is not a rart of the court," said Judge Iirown. "He has nothing to do The Ever Tidy Short Hair Retainers, 25c each. ple in much the same way as a public park.

It is gratifying to know that the trustees of tbe university have appreciated the importance of so placing new buildings as they come to be erected that the dignity and beauty of thu campus will not only be preserved, but increased. The accompanying cut shows the result of careful and long continued study of tne problem of the campus, and was made for the university by lieins LaFarge, of New York, who are well known in Rochester as the architects of St. Faul's Episcopal Church. The feature of this proposed plan which will undoubtedly give greatest satisfaction is the retention of the open front on Cniversitl avenue, so preserving for the public some of the most attractive and parklike feature of the camous. Those familiar with, the present plan will remark the abandonment in tiie new plan of the curving driveways from I'niversity avenue to Anderson Hall.

The urcbitocts sought to retain the present arrangement, but found that it does not iend itself to i with the actual trial. After the decision Is given by the court, it is left to the Bishop to execute the sentence, whctln it 10 and 15c Nets for the Hair 8c You can have your choice of a medium or coarse he of admonition, suspension or deposition that is, supposing IT. Crapsey is found 10 or I5c net for the back hair this week only at 8c (ruilty on any count and is sentenced. He, the Bishop, must give his approval to the each. Also nets for 5c each.

Gray Hair Turned to its natural color by one application of The Queen Gray Hair Restorer A 25c Size of the Queen 15c during this sale only. jhioc Hair Brushes at Reduced Prices there will be opportunity for the erection of handsome gates, which will still further lend dignity to the entrance to the campus. The buildings marked upon tbe plan are, with few exceptions, simply suggestions for the location of future buildings as the need for such buildings arises and provision for them is made. Two of theso proposed future buildings, however, are of more titan pa.ssing interest. Tile site suggested for an auditorium calls attention to one of the greatest aeeds of the university.

It is understood Uiat Weil-developed plans are in hand for such a building if at any time the funds ne-Msary for its erection can be secured. It would furnish much needed accomodation, not sintply for commencements and other university functions, but also for public lectures and tine concerts. If th? university could become the means of providing noa instruction and fine entertainment to tiie citizens would ndd greatly its value as a high educational influence in the community. It Is understood that the plana which have been made provide for a small ball to accomodate about four hundred people, and also for a total seating capacity in the large auditorium of about twelve hundred. The provision of such an auditorium would be of decided advantage not only to the university hut also to the city.

The other building for which a place Is definitely marked ami which is of more house Is to be reserved by the trustees for finding of the court, and he has the power a Building for the women students, win shall include full gymnasium opportunities, and will 'be provided whenever funds avuil able for the purp'tse can be secured. Neck Curls Are the latest fad. A $1.00 set for 75c. Pompadour Rolls Made of human hair, 3 inch 10c 10 inch 6 inch 15c I 12 inch 8 inch 20c 14 inch The trustees of the university do not contemplate immediate alteration of the 50c Hair Brushes 75c Hair Brushes $1 Hair Brushes 3 Prong Marcel Irons Imported Marcel Irons 35c 50c 75c 25c 50c campus, and, in particular, relocation 25c 30c 35c the driveways in accordance with this any satisfactory development, and therefore adopted the plan represented in the cut of a broad entrance feature at the center of the campus, with two driveways separated by a tine expanse of lawn. plan.

The sludy has heeu nuide in ord to guide future action. All planting am. building from this time forth wiil natural Manicure Goods and Toilet Articles Alumni of the university will he gratified ly be determined by the studies, the result of which is now published; ami the result is published because of the obvious inter to know that this new entrance feature accentuates and gives special dignity to the lines of eluss trees v-UicU have been planted and cherished by the alumni of succeeding classes for many years. Iu est of tbe public in the worthy develon aient of the beautiful property belonging to lessen the sentence, if he sees ht to do it, 'but he cannot increase it." One of the members of the court will he elected to preside as its president. The accused may appear before the court with fir without counsel, and one of the persons signing the presentment will appear before 'it with or without counsel.

"How long is the trial likely to last?" Judge Brown was asked. "Not more than three or four days, I should think," was the reply. "It is probable that the evidence will be mainly documentary. Witnesses may be called if nee-sary. It may be that identifying documentary evidence submitted some witnesses will be called.

I should say that Dr. Crapsey will not testify before the court nuless he elects to do so." Wilt be an Open Trial. "Will the trial he open?" "Yes; it will be an open trial." "What wiLl be the duties of the chancellor in connection with the trial';" Judge Brown was asked. "I shall notify the court to meet," said Judge Brown, "and it is my duty to issue subpoenas for both parties when tliey request me to do it. Another of my duties is to act as counsel for the court, but not Flexible Nail Files, each Nail Buffers, each Nail Nips, each Emery Boards, per doz.

Orange Sticks, 2 for Diamond Nail Enamel 50c Hamisch's Nail Enamel 25c 25c and 50c 50c and 75c 3c 5c 19c 35c Guggenheim'i Hair Tonic Chappine for chapped hands, face or lips 25c Florida Water 25c Violet Toilet Water 50c Violet Toilet Water Leichner's Berlin Face Powder 50c 25c 19c 23c 45c 25c to tne university. YOUNG KILLEEN DISCHARGED be a place provided where such nsrsms MUST PROVIDE A PLACE FOR ALCOHOLIC CASES could be taken at once and cared for. Th county hospital had available Mom f- Judge Chadsey Criticized Employer for ncjj cases, and in Jus opinion they ought Shampooing, Haitdfessiag, Manicuring Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention to oe taaen tnere. falling Boy's Money. In police court yesterday Judge Chad The coroner then outlined the of a bill, by Justire Sutherland, which calls sey discharged Frank Killeen, a boy charged with petit fjrVeny, on complaint of W.

B. Rodney, a Front street butcher. for the treatment of alcoholic patients No Place al Police Headquarters or Jail lor Sufferers from Delirium Tremens. During the inquest Into the drath of William Baldwin, held before Coroner Kii-lip yesterday, the fact became apparent that there is immediate need in liocnesti-r For Sale Twenty-four foot wall case, glass front, at $1.03 a foot; 3 six foot oval showcases with floor standards, at $1 0 each. The court beid that Rodney had not sub the couuty hospital.

He said he would talk with Justice relative to the matter before he rendered a verdict in mitted any proof that the youuir man w.is the Baldwin case. a thief. He intimated that Rodney, however, bail compounded a misdemeauor by accepting $') from Killeen in hen of any of a place where persons suffering from prosecuting attorney. the effects ot aicoiioiisrn may bo cunhu Lenten Specialties. It wiil be seen that the trial begins on and tri.a'ted.

Baidwm, a pauiier, who at GUGGENHEIM'S HAIR STORE 17 Clinton Avenue South. Manufacturers and Retailers rSKtrtnren herring, herring in wine the day after Easter Monday. There are one time lived in Court street, died in a cell sauce, anchovies, appetjie at police headquarters on Tail rod tr nigt forty-five days between the announcement of the Bishop's decision and tbe time for spnitten. Miinnirte herring, Augen, as the result of chronic aicohoii.sai. lie boneless sardines.

Brat herring, drv so tiie convening of the court. was the siwond man to die iu a ce.l a headquarters within tin; past two mouths ten, Milcbm-r herring, soused herring, th nuless herring, caviar, lobsters, salmon, Fire in Powers Hotel Basement. and tiie idea ot a corouer inquiry was to establish the fact that the policj are Fire that started from the kitchen range In the basement of the Bowers Hotel com INDIAN and YALE MOTORCYCLES not prepared to care for men in Hon on delirium tremens. Jrench mackerel in oil, shrimps nut up their own liquid, fresh as trom the Wat Try them. Xorhing like thm, at The B.

FeiwU Store, 335 Main St. East, Bo'h 'Phones. MEN DO YOU WANT TO GET WELL? those who appeared before Cor municated with the soot and grease in a vent pipe running out into a wooden od in 1'indell allay ye.sterduy afternoon. The blaze ran up the wooden hood and aa immense quantity of thick black smoke oner K.iiip yesterday were Capta.a Mich at 1 Ziiumerman, Athletic Instructor An thouy Andrews, Turnkeys Albert Gerber i shorttiges that might have occurred while Killeen was in his employ as a deivery boy. He Id Rodney that he ought t) return Ktilcm the balance of the 10 over and above what was due him.

Attorney ami Killeen threatened to get out a warrant for Rodney if he did uot do it. It as said yesterday that Rodney had returned the boy his balance. Killeen was recently employed by Rodney to deliver packages of moat about the city. He left and went to work at another place. Rodney caused the boy's arrest on the assertion that he had misappropriated the sum of money that he had collected for meat and had 'lot turned in.

It was intimated that the boy had also held out eighty cents at one time, thus being short When Killeen was arraigned It was shown that Rodney had accepted $10 from Killeen, after the warrant hud been issued, which sum was to cover any shortage. It was said an attempt had been matte to withdraw the charge. Tbe court held that no man had a right to sweir out a warrant, and then use ir to get money for the purpose of compromising Plaster Your House filled the area. Guests iu the timing room and grill room were greatly alarmed and with Manderys "Perfect" Wall Piaster and Seanlon, and Dr. Thomas Moouey.

AU testified regard. ng 'hat prevailed at police heidqu. tr and you wtil get the best kind of a W3II hastily left. A still alarm called A that can possibiy be made. iers.

The autopsy that was performuJ oil Friday morning showesi that death was due to chronic alcoholism. If yon mfTur fWm mnf 44mm pneultsr men nA ash tonrpiftts taking trwiiifnt, aoninJl a whn trivflrtlsof tu own nm, who wiil yon pnuTiljF wUn yoa mil, wqo hia th prnfeMt-onal Mamtn and mormi mir(f ut you tlia truth nt ducatvio, utrieDot acd aiuU to ura yatt. Don't daapair it ynn. wfTsrinf from Varlonmlff, Utrlo-or. Xrnn rhiliy, iriflr) Blood Palaoning, Kidnwr.

ProitJa and Prtvati ditw tve I tma our yoa tni tan aa 7 mi taJut tnj triMmm mad follow raj arlTi, trnry patient r-rjminxvi hi friend hMttua ha hirnntlt tu und. 1 uk tvt no btttor ractrauiumdkLMm titan Uii. Certainty of Cur la What Yau Want, A (aw minnta' talk with xna wtft tmvljfta ffbM taor-wagtHf undaniAiul auring man diatwuaa. 58.00 to New YorK and Return Via Erie Railroad, March Oth. aut Chief Jaynes, Battalion Chief Crccg-au, aud several companies.

They cut away the wooden ho.xJ and three vent pipes and extinguished the tire with pony chemicals. Hose 14 chemical tank wa also used. The damage will amount, to about 30. Turnkey Gerber's testimony was most important. He said that on the niirut Baldwin was found dead there were three other prisoners in cells whose cmditioQ It's not how many can we sell, but Alleged Rubbers Deny Accusations.

When arraigned in police court yester was thought to be much more serious then Baldwin's. Gerber said he renumbered how many will the factory be able to furnish us. That is the question that day Hugh Mosier. night clerk at the Ab one of the men having remarked to the bott House. Front street, and Ray Fisher, a woman friend, pleaded not guilty to the REMEMSUI, I nrirtw nirt tvary mm I MMpt tar trmrtnnt rhmd t)ii mm.

is bothering us these days. The demand already exceeds the supply. Early orders are advised. man uarest to him that he wouid dead jnsaic of two hours. Gerber said give Baldwin some wiiisky and broniole Mid visited him later in the night, but that he THE SPECfALIST FOR MEN charge of grand larceny in the scond degree, and the.r bearings were deferred until Wednesday.

The two are of having robbed Frank Kvaus, of Spencer-port, of at the AbVut House on Fri DR. WOOLSTON did not eouipia.u of feeling Gerber then sanl that men in the an alleceii nesoemejiuor. lie tnen uncharged Killeen, ati'l suggested the pr-priety of Rodney returning to Killeen toe balance due him. Car Lefl IracKs and SlrucK Pole. A car left the tracks at Burtlnnd avenue and Draper streets early yesterday morning, ami crashed into an eleclnc IN BICYCLES We represent the best standard Fourteenth Annual Banquet, The fourteenth annual banquet of Hoch-tater Hive was held Tuesday evening at the Musonic Club.

Plates were laid for one hundred members. Fhoebe E. Clarke, the toastmistress, was introduced by Jennie Wiley. Creetings were read from Supreme and Great Hive officer, and from Rochester Tent, by Record Keeper Mary Stitie. The following toasts were responded to: "Bast and Present," lora Staiter; "Our Cuards," Anna Gavin; recitatiou.

Annie Sciuiioit; "The Sir Knights." Jessie Himrnetsbacii; "Our Hive," Sady Bower. A poiim written by one of the members wtts read. A reCnn -ia hal.l I. condition Baldwin was appurea'ty day morning last. 8-9-10 Hayward 13 S.

Clinton OFFICE HOURS 9 A. M. to 8 P. n. SUNDAYS 10 to u.

eemed to fail to piece after being locked up. He said that the police were unable to makes only, as a glance at our line commit sa alcoholic to one of the city hos will indicate. Caret iAirtltm tr sd txitf imfl4aUaJ, pronaif bT mMil. wrmnqoo. pitals during tne mgnt.

Jle iv sur light pole at the side of the street. I ha Columbia, Cleveland, Pierce, force of the collision threw both the conductor and motonaan off their feet, tnd the former. F. H. Sutton, was painfully Danger (hat Threaten the Child Ufa.

From tha Chicago Trigone. "Health Coojui.ssioner Reynolds, of Chicago, in his latest bulletins tbe department, says that the worst danger to which the children of Chicago are now Yale, Rambler and our own Lenox, the "best for the price" bicvcle. Complete line juveniles for injured about the body, arms anil wrist. was taken th" II Hos 'Ju'nhn Do PEMMYROYAL PILLS Forfeited His Bail. the little folks.

pital, whre h.s injures were dressed. failed to tailed to present titmselr SPLENDID INVESTMENT geons absolutely refuse to take th 'in. e.v-cept in the rare; of If lie happened to he in a rating state, the.i 'he hospitals would not have anything ft Jo with the patient. In answer to a question by the coroner Mr. Gerber said there was no in which to keep such cases police and never had been.

He th-m referred to the fact that in many ins" laces relatives of men tin sprees wait until tfi unfortunate is about ready to collapse acd ttieii have them arrest-'d on warrants, thinkiiic they can sober up exposed Is the neglected cold." Our repair department is in full run Sutton is z.i years oiu. ami lives at o. l-t'Jii Lake avenue. 1 1 would be uii'he for the health com ning order now, and better equipped (tilt MitiM lk mrm missioner of a city to recommend any rem- Fast Matrons Will Give Farce. than in former years for doing both bicycle and motorcycle work.

it pt Ur VmrXirnimrm TwtlMtltlf 1 Mali. Tmuiniui S4 tly for a cold; but should he do so Cough Remedy would certainty head the list as ilie most emcaeiotis fur The G. L. Miner Co. oids, croup and whooping cough in ehj- "The pas ma'mns of the Order of the Eastern Star arc preparing to give a faree, entitle I "Masonry Exposed," in Gothic Hall.

Masonic Tt-inple. en the niirlit of March Arrniemnt are about completed. It is intended to present a programme of vocal and insrruuintal music dnfng the evening. A thr bri biork lot, ft vf Ki fM-t, i tun to aed fronting tb wt ttij of t'r-mt t'rwt, twu from 3rtiii fr'-t ami known aa Owuru'Jtft UtPi, will tw at pnhilr mi. firm.

Mmu-U 14, at A. at th Vtriri lirtutt. Thw pni-rty 1 wfit rjel, fo gfm4 r-u4i'Jlf)mi an 4 r. pair ant wH pnv 4 pr nx on aa fn-v)trrifnt nt torn will fft a tula aa tlia nroftTtj umt Ul to w'f an For furthiT pa-rlftitdm Inqulr UU-L113 Hrnnit huiUhin. or Jnm L.

UuU'A-kla. UsttTiH, Cnnrt IJ(i. LADIES' RELIEF Jreu, as a remedy that can always be depended upon to effect a speedy cure and Cor. Court and Clinton Sir police court jV'frday. and Judge I'iiadsey very gravely his bj.l of JJ for-fited.

Doe was' whiie driving a milk wagou on the wrong side of Mam tret west on Friday- afternoon. Traffic Patrolman Millef" nude the arrest, and neither he nor Captain Zimmerman could get the nian to giveViis name. Si It -went down oil the turnkey' blotter as John Ioe. Accused of Kiching Boy in Sto mach. In police eonrt yesterday Moses; Coh-n denied that he had kicked Clarent aged 13 years, in the stomach.

H's hearing was adjourned until Man 2'Mu. Cohen was ou'i bail. The boy Is sni.1 to have been so badly injured at tn time of lh alleged assault that it wss feared bad bepn fatally injured. that is pleasant aud safe to take. Th.j 44 CQMPOUNO COTTOS ROOT TABLCTJ Charwoman BroKe Her Arm.

ter. They do tint became the will not tak tlieui. Zimmerman corroborated Turn-k-f Gerlier's in every particular. He added that in many cases where nten have In serious aita-k of ileiirium tremens they have been transferrd tbe jail, but th there. said.

almost as limited at headquarters. Coroner Killlp sa that it was i to be every man STt-estl oil the ciiargn of irt txktati9u wteiij be e)(t a hospital. Ht thought there 0n4.1t remedy contains uo opium or other harmful drug and niay be given as coutidently to a baby as to an sduit. Ps irreat wor'ti Mrs. I.ueinos l.eiht, one of t' ch.i oi.atr'i'-ll'iua.

Hie, froiu aoT liJ rw Hip niuKt 'let -( iron, and merit in the treatment of thie div Willow Furniture uuti, chmm, Butmrrs work to 4 CHRIST nil'-- mm t'bwh women employed or the ity Hall, fe'i upon a slippery walk while on her w-iy to work yesterday and broke her left aroi. She was taken tu her home at Xt. Si Hickory street. THERE'S A TIME to reap and a tim to aow. No mri tint can apct to kcp iror hiil euati mra yar in aJiU yr ut wit riout dmnt; any any mart than a farmer ciiid tit-pct to rap a crop without awvtng fcrst plantv eases has beeu attested by many ibou-saiuis uf mothers.

For saut by ail drug- gists. j' bmittmf upywaiM iuir; n1.