Buffalo Courier Express from Buffalo, New York • 2

ScaifcJdin; breaks, dropping GASSETT NOT WOODMEN ARE Oil Lamp in Children's Room explodes; Mother rescues Babes. Hornell. Nov. 17 (Special). The two lit tie daughters of Mr.

Tan Cam pen of Foartb euwet bad a vary narrow aacape from being burned to death laat night Tha children are in tha habit of sleeping HUNTED A BEAR BY TELEPHONE new Uk of the "Phone is discovered by Fannm down Canascragi Wy. HOUNDS STARTED CHASE WhQi out lUbbhmc Dop hit Trail; Farmers 'pboot News on ahead, Brain beaded of and shot. 51 The Busy Man BBaJ1 New York aava PnJadelynia because of tk conveieae of its tcrwtMla st deitination. la New York, tke Cortlaaot 5 ferry UdskimiatkaWJl St. f.rry i.

tkamoWe durtnet, 23ra St.rry ia tk Hotel Theater aU Skoprmi section, wkflrt tke AaaexferTT ensUe. kirn to go to Brooklya without tedious transfer through New York. In Philadelphia, tke Readin Ter-. minal is ia tk very keart of tkat City. He telcpkone tk Lehigh Valley RAILROAD I i 17 i rr.

L' I ticket omce. am uio ill or office, and ki kajgafi called for and checked throujh. A. A UVaS waaaaa avwa. eluding tk luxurious BUM Uiemono EtpriSS, enaklc kim to travel witk a minimum Iom of business tim.

LEHIGH VALLEY TICKET OFFICES SSS Mala Iroqaoia Hetol Bleak Bolh Phoaea 27 WOftapta 30 Feet to urouna La Roy. Now. 17 (Special). A acaf- foidlsg ea which four meet were work-tng; putting on a gambret roof on a bare an thoTtarm of M. C.

Tyler of Stafford, four miles west of Le Roy, gave way today and Gilbert E. Mullen aad George Meat, two, of the number, feu about twenty fet. Meat broke both bones In one of his anvi snd Mullen sustained one broken bone In his ankle. The other two workmen escaped Injury by clinging to the supports. DR.

JAYNE1S DEAD. Coroner of the first Niagara Diatrict passes away; practiced tl Years in North Tonawanda. Spec ial Th- Buffalo Eipraaa. North Tonawanda. Nov.

17. Dr. Aaa W. Jayne died last night after a year's Illness. Dr.

Jayne was born In Norwich, years ago. and had practiced medicine here for the laat 21 years. He was graduated from Han ton College and from the Hahnemann Medical College at Philadelphia. Dr. Jayne was coroner of the first Niagara district, having been appointed by Governor Flower to succeed Dr.

C. C. Smith, resigned. He waa a charter member of the North Tonawanda Lodge, P.O.E and was a member of the local order of Select Knights. Besides a widow, two son.

Dr. Luther Jayne of La Salle and Arthur L. Jayne of this city, survive. The funeral will be held from tbe late home on Thursday afternoon. Pat King of Niagara Falls left Estate valued at $15,000.

Lockport, Nov. IT (Special). Letters of administration upon tbe estate of the lata Patrick P. King of Niagara Falls were issued today In surrogate'a court to bis widow. Prances King.

The estate amounts to 116.000, divided equally into real and personal property. Boys, eight and nine Years old, admit four Burglaries. Lockport. Nov. IT (Special).

Leon Barclay, eight years old, and Emmer Wertman, nine years old, confessed to th pollqe this morning that they had robbed the candy store of J. P. Warner, the Orpheum and Arcade nlckleodeons, and the Noble Bakery, all within the laat week. They said that George Arndt, ten years old, stood guard while they com mitted the robberies. All three of the boys will, doubtless, be eit to some In atitution ay ponce Justice Ernest on Wednesday.

Sudden Death of a Homell Man, H. C. Ford, in Denver, Hornell, Nov. IT (Special). News was received in this city this morning of the death in Denver last night of Herman C.

Ford of thla city. Mr. Ford went to Colorado laat week for the benefit of his health. Hla death was entirely unexpected. Mr.

Ford waa on of the best-known life-insurance men In this part of the state. He Is survived by his wife and nine small children. He was 47 yeara old and had been a resident of Hornell for a score of yeara, formerly having conducted a business school here. The body Is being brought to this city for burial Genesee Supervisor to choose Highways Superintendent. Batavla, Nov.

17 (Special). The an ew County board of supervisors hat made a special order of business of tba naming of a new county officer, to be known as county superintendent of highways, The office will be created under section 30 of article HI of the new highway law. The new official wilt have control of all highways and bridge in the county, all roads, whether Improved or not, and general supervision great powers under the new road commission, who wtll be hla superior officers. Up to the present time the only candidate mentioned for th place ia An-drua C. Rapp of Byron, who haa been blghway commissioner In that town for the last twelve year.

Le Roy Man says Neighbor split his Head with Stone. Le Roy, Nov, 17 (Special). Philip Walter, a well-known resident of thia village, was given a hearing this morn Ing boore Justice N. A. Macpherson on a charge of assault in tha second de gree on Henry Miller of Erie street As Walter did not put In any defense, he wa held to await the action of the grand Jury and was released on a bond of 1200.

The charge on which Walter Is held was committed. It Is alleged, on July 7th laat, although he was not arrested until November 12th. Miller, in his com plaint, alleges that while he was hav ing a quarrel with another man In Mil ler's yard, Walter, who la a neighbor. came Into his yard and struck him on Ui top of the head with, a large stone while hi (Miller's) hands were held by the other man. Miller says that hla head was so badly cut that It required aeveraj sutcbe to close tha wound.

THE MURDERER Justice Lambert stops Trial and Orders Jury to bring in a Verdict of not guilty. IMMEDIATELY REARRESTED A Charge of Burglary and Robbery in tbe first Degree is now placed against Rochester Man. Special te Th Buffalo Express. Lockport. Nov.

17. The trial of George Gasaett of Rochester? charged with tbo murder of Chauncey Harmon, a seventeen-year-old boy, ended aud- denly at 110 o'clock thla afternoon, when Justice Lambert directed the Jury to retire and bring In a verdict of acquittal. Oassett was Immediately rearrested upon the charge of burglary and robbery In the first degree. Tha action of Justice Lambert fol lowed the evidence introduced for the defence by three witnesses, Oeorge Wentworth, John Rosisky and Dr. W.

H. Loom is, that John Burt, the principal witnesa tor tha people and Harmon' partner, had told them he was unable to identify Gaasett. Harmon was sleeping with Burt on the night that three men entered the room and one of them struck him over the head, fracturing hla skull. Burt was also struck and he waa taken to the City Hospital, where he revived In a few days. Hla unconsciousness came partly from a blow and partly from a prolong, ed drunk.

U. S. ORDERS ENGINES Brooks Plant must turn out ten of the five-foot Gauge Kind for Use on the Isthmus of Panama. Special to Tha BuSal Exprau. Dunkirk, Nov.

17. An order for ten engine for the government railroad on the Isthmus of Panama haa been placed with the Brooks plant for January delivery. Tha engines ara to ba of five-foot gauge and duplicates of an order built tor that railroad at the local plant a year or so ago. A large order of pig Iron tor ISO has been placed by the purchasing department of the American Locomotive Com pany, 8,000 tons of which are to be for the Brooks plant. Young Jamestown Mother drinks Poison in Street, Jamestown, Nov.

17 (8peclal). Mrs. Charles Nelson of Wlllard street attempted aulcide last night by taking a heavy dose of morphine while on South Main street Almost Immediately after swallowing the poison she stepped Into the waiting-room of the Warren-Jamea town btreet-car office and aank Into a stupor. A physician was called. She was with difficulty relieved of the poison and restored to consciousness.

No reason is assigned for her action. She has a hus band and two children and la 2 years old. Falh Meet and Institute of Aurora Wales Sunday Schools. East AuTora, Nov. 17 (Special).

The fall meeting and Institute of the Au rora-Wales Sunday School Association wa held today at the Christian Church The Reverend F. H. Lockwood of Wales led the devotional service in the after noon and Alfred Day of Syracuse, state superintendent spoke on Foundation Principle of Teaching. The evening service was opened by tha Reverend W. H.

Cllna of the Baptist Church. An address was delivered by Mr. Day. Musio waa furnished by Miss Evangeline Cline and Miss Adele Johnson. Hornell must wait for that Contagion Pavilion.

Hornell. Nov. 17 (Special). The que tion of the erection of a new contagion pavilion baa again been put over. At a special meeting of the common council last night two bids were received on tha revised plana, but they were so near the amount bid tor tha original plana that the council decided not to accept them e.t this time.

The matter has again been referred to the special committee further to In veatlgate. A report will be made at the next regular meeting. Changes Barge Canal Work at Lockport will necessitate. Lockport, Nov. IT (Special).

If the superintendent of public work accepts the bid of the United Engineering A Contracting Company of for the Improvement of the Erie Canal in this city. It mean that many of the tores on lower Main street and the city fire-alarm tower will have to be moved. The contract Is for the Improvement of the canal from the head of the lock to Pendleton, ancHt is one of the biggest and most difficult along the Una of the Improvement. Some of the stores on the north side of Main street will be cut off so that lea thsn fifteen-foot depth will be left. Several warehouses along the berm bank of the canal will have to be rased.

ll will dreae of these goaa- "1 feel that I have beea robera. Thaaka to 'NERVES. "air. L. C.

I koltov that your taklets KBftVES r2.r.-!,-K,rs."H ta AMm from hor tlS IlF I "tiewed-m aa that I roar a to." Mr. trim rraiMttM tM Ithout laitlna hin month a uoo xt -KERVBtf I am doing wltaowt oibaiiatloo. ''A tbo srlpaar loft mo proa- tratoe. aothln aormad te rebuild ma- fFl" aae Wrtte or rail tt tottlmawlal rlnalar. SAVED THAT $1,100 Mrs.

Wilfred Gray's Suit for the Money has been ordered discontinued- BURIED THE WRONG BODY Wilfrid nimaelcf turned up, was per suaded that ha waa alive, and than showed Signs of Insanity. Special te The Buffalo Kxpreea. Niaiars, falla, Nov. 17. The last chapter in the caae of Wilfred Gray, who waa mourned Jar dc-ad by hla fam ily and for wbom a body found laat aummer on the beach at Wilson was mournfully laid away in Oaa wood Cem etery, was written yesterday In 8u preme Court by Justice Wheeler, who banded down an order discontinuing the action brought by Mr.

Gray against the Woodmen of the World for 11.190. After a search or almost a year. Oray. who had disappeared from thla city with S40e of the fund of Camp Lowry. W.O.W.; wa found in Cleveland, and was brought to this city for trial.

For several days his fsmlly re fused to believe that he waa tba hus band and father who had gone away. They finally came to the conclusion that he was after about SO of bis former acquaintance had recognised him. After tbe finding of the body at wll son and its Identification by Mrs. Gray as that of her husband, she made appli cation to tha Woodmen for 11,000 lnsur anoe and $10 for a monument, a sum which tha order sets aside for each of its members. Tha officials of the order were positive that tha body was not that of Oray, and tbey would not pay over the money.

So Mrs. Oray sued. Gray gave evidence of insanity while locked up pending trial, and after an examination aa to his sanity, waa sent to the Matteawan hospital, where he now is confined. SHOT MAN, NOT RABBIT. Hunter hiding behind a Tree waiting for Came to appear, lets fly at Fred Northrup of Bath.

Special ta The Buffalo Eiprati. Bath, Nov. IT. Frederick Northrup of this village, while hunting east of this village laat night, waa accidentally shot. A hunter waa In waiting for a rabbit, and as Northrup and a companion appeared In tha ahrubbery aeveraj roda in front of tha waiting hunter, tha man mistook Northrup and his compan Ion for game and biased away.

Northrup received tha entire charge of shot. Because of the distance, Northmp'a clothing protected his body and tha body wounda are slight. One shot, however. Imbedded itself In his right temple, within a quarter of an Inch of tha eye. A physician finally succeeded In removing tha shot, and Northrup congratulates hlmaelf that ha scaped with unimpaired vision.

Tha Identity of tha hunter who did tha shooting cannot ba learned. Alexander Fraser elected President of Clifton Club. Niagara Falls, Ont, Nov, IT (Special). These officers were elected at tbe annual meeting of the Clifton Club, which waa held laat night: President, Fraser; vice president, F. A.

Logan; secretary-tree urar, W. H. Pnemlster; dlrectora, F. C. McBumey, Dr.

E. T. Kellam, J. A. Newport.

W. I renwick. P. A. Bkln-ner, H.

W. Pew and Q. Pbemlster. John S. Case.

95 Years old. dies at Pomfret Home. Fredonla, Nov, 17 (Special). John 8. Case, for (0 yeara a resident of tha Town of Pomfret, died thi morning.

Ha waa tt yeara old. Ha la aurvlved by bla wife, who la more than years old. Mr. Caaa also leave two daughters, Mrs. Amelia Poole of Rlvon, Wla, and Mrs.

C. W. Rhepard of Fredonla, and a son, John Case of Ftedenla. Tha funeral will be held on Thursday after noon. Don't believe in providing Sleepers tor Section Gang.

Niagara Falls, Nov. It (Special). City Clerk Walter P. Home has been served with a summons in a Supreme Court ault brought by the New York Central Railroad against this city for I13J.40, for work done In laying water mains under the Central track at the north end of tha city. The city refused to par the bill, which was contracted In M05, because among the items was a charge for sleeping cars for the section gang employed on the work.

Kenmore News. Kenmore. Nov. IT (Special). The Frances Wlllard W.C.T.U.

of thla place wtll meet with Mrs. P. E. A. Zimmer man tomorrow afternoon at ISO o'clock.

The Mlssea Lauderdale are entertain ing tomorrow In honor of their cousin. Miss Hermfnla W. Wilson of Ayr, Scot land, who Is to ba married to Francis King on December 4th. Mrs. F.

E. Wurtenburg. who has been pending aeverat weeks aa a guest of Mrs. Pouts In Washington, D. has returned home.

thJPrebyiev ian. Church will meet In Presbyterian Hall on Wednesday afternoon. The first half hour will bo devoted to a prayer service. Each paid a Fine. Tonawanda, Nov.

IT (Special) Jlohn Giles of Lewiston City, Cot. and Wll nam MccormicK, the two canal man who tried to settle their trouble! on th canal towpath with knives, last night. were arraigned before Judge Knoell thla morning. McCormick paid 110 fin and Giles waa fined lit. Watch the Corn Special.

Bath, Nov. IT (Special). On Tueaday afternoon of next week, the corn ape-rial, the car containing the aaricultural display from Cornell University, will visithi village. All farmer of tha Community are urged to visit and ln- pert the exhibit at the station. To wed on Thanksgiving.

North Tonawanda. Nov. IT (PDeclal) Mtaa Elsie Wollenberg, daughter of Gottlieb Wollenberw of Hnfrn.n-. tlon. and George Knoell.

rural carrier of route No. IS, will be married at the bride'a home at o'clock on Thank- giving Day. Pratt Bankruptcy Hearing. Bath, Nov. IT Referee Delmar M.

Darrin of Coming will bold aa adjourned hearing In tba bankruptcy proceedings of the defunct banking-house of A Q. Pratt A Co. of Hammondsport at the courthouse In this yfllaga on Friday. in a room lighted by a kerosene lamp. Daring the night Mr.

Van Campea waa awakened by tba amell of amoke and ruahed Into tha children room to find it all ablaxe from the lamp which bad exploded. Tba bed clothing waa an Are. Tba mother beat out tha flame and reacued her little ooee without Injury. WANT CITY ADVANTAGES Lakewood, Falconer and Caloron have petitioned Jameatown Common Council to annexed. Spatial to The Buffalo Kxprese.

Janvsto wn, Novr IT. Tha cltunu of the Village of Lakewood. Falconer and Celoron bav preaented a formal petition to the common council of thi city, asking to be annexed to the city. Tha people of these villages want the benefit of the city school. Sre and police protection and the water and newer-ag system, and believe that these advantage would more than make up for tha additional taxation that the prop-erty-ownera would be obliged to per.

The common council authorised afayor Carlson to appoint a special committee to make an Investigation as to tba advantages, the disadvantage and the bast methods to pursue In making the annexation. If It be deemed advisable. KILLED BY 20TH CENTURY am out Flyer hurl Lawrence Muleahy, first Lehigh Agent at Bitavia, to Death. Batavla, Nov. IT.

Lawrence J. Mul-cahy, for fifteen yea re the Lehigh Valley station agent here, and for tha laat year an employee of tba Central met Instant death last night by being hit by tha Twentieth Century train at Dell-wood, near Lancaater. The body waa brought Batavla today. Mr. Muleahy had Just taken tha position of towerman at the atatien' named, having been transferred on Sunday.

Through work, he had Just Itepped on the track to deliver a freight train order when the train aldeawipad him, throwing hi body for aome die tance. Mr. Muleahy was bora In Linden on August ft, 185. He learned to be a telegrapher and worked for varioua railroad antll tha opening of the Lettish, when ha waa the flrit station agent at thfi place, He is survived by Ma wife, who waa Miss draco Lang of Attica; one son. Dr.

L.1 Muleahy, and two daughters, Mrs. George Mitchell and Miss race Muleahy, all of Bata vla, Ha waa a member of tha Bank Street Baptist Church. Consulting Engineer finds no Fault with their Power PUns. Lockport. Nov.

IT (Special). ConaulU tng Engineer Ripley of tha atate depart ment of public ork cama to Lockport today at tha auggeatlon of Superintend ant Stevens to make aa investigation of tha plan of tba Manufacturers' Asso ciation to take car of tha canal and Eighteen Mile Creek water supply dur ing tha coming winter, Mr. Ripley, with resident Engineer Barrallay and Joseph H. EUere of tbe Manufacturers' Association, want ever tha ground, and Mr. Ripley eald that ba could find no re aoa to oppose tba plan to divert water from tha tipper level to tba creek by mean of tha tun nel under tha Holly shop to tba Lock port Felt Company.

Crtnd and Trial Jurors to serve at December Terra. Batavla," Nov. IT (Special). County Clark Plxley baa drawn the Jurora for service at tha December term or tha 8upreme Court which opens here on Monday, December Tth, Justice Emery presiding. Tha following are tbe grand Jurora: Alabama, Bryant Taylor, WUliatn Sparling, Oeorge Ahl, Howard Norton, Walter E.

Olaater; Batavla. Edward J. Delllnger. H. W.

Curry; Bethany, Stew art Warren. O. W. Blood; Bergen. John Peters; Byron.

Charles N. Oreen, James Templeton Elba. H. B. Parker; La Roy, Charles Smith, Myron Bannister, George Munt, Georg Waterman, Prank Hart Oakfleld, Edward N.

Parnsworth, Charlea Needham; Pavilion, John D. Boyce, Clinton O. Phelpa; Pembroke, De Forrest Haskell; Stafford, Addison Walker. The following are the trial Jurors for the term: Alabama, Julius Schrleber, L. T.

Easton; Batavla, Charlea Morse, Alfred Bender, Prank Pollett. William Peet. mcholaa Caltaux. David Wallace, William T. Mylcrana; Bethany, Oeorge Morris, John Michaels, Robert Peck, Menitt Putnam: Bergen, Ellphalet Wildos: Byron, Albert Cochran; Darlen, 1.

E. Rogers; Elba. William Desson, Jacob Cash. Clarence Craft John W. Burdett; La Roy, Auguatu Luacher, Clarence Davie, Michael Hutton, Jamea Keenan, Andrew Michael; Pa Villon, Philip Ferfield, Eben L.

Coffey, Homer Duguld; Pwmbroke, A. Welker, William Barlow. A. Stafford. Leonard C.

Wood. Jamea Forsyth, Henry Radlay, Harvey Ruben and John Friendahip News. Friendship, Nov. IT (Bpeclal). Lyna McKa waa a vlaitor In Belmont re cently.

Mlas Adiata Jonea returned home from a visit In Bolivar and Olean yesterday. Joel W. Scott ta mueh Improved. A few days ago Mr. Scott slipped ea the Ice and dislocated his shoulder.

Mrs. Albert McKee, who slipped on tbe Ice recently, la reeeverlDg nicely. No bone were broken. 1 A. F.

Cornwell. who recently borfght tba meat market of M. L. Rugrose.Mook possession yesterday. Mrs.

Elixa William la visiting Ulendi In Homell thia week. Not taking Chancea. North Tonawanda. Nov. IT (Spec The three driver for the While Bleam Launory company of thla city, who quit their Job and went to work for tbe Central Star Laundry Company of Buffalo to work up a trade here, returned to their old Job thla morning at tha White laundry, aa tba result of the recent decision handed down by Justice Pound, to the effect that trade secret are property.

CASTOR I A tn lafwta iad Clvildrea. Hi Pcd Bear the Blgaatars of Tea al Claras. Canaaeraa, No. IT. A new um for th telephone baa Wo discovered.

It the baat tola ret tor tracking bear. Ta terday morning two young men from this villas" went oat rabbit hunt. Inc. aMonpaalad tT two bounds. When hey had bean out a abort time, the hound struck tbo trail of a bear and aooo.

left tba bunUra far behind. The bear waa dole earn llvelr prtntio and creased several open Belde. boat thta Uma telephone reports of bla progreaa began to cama Into Cana-aaracm from tba farmer wboaa land bruin waa craaatBc. Every few minute a. fresh report would arrlva, abowtnc tha dtractloa tba bear, waa taking.

Mapea and Scott, two local produce dealers, fathered np tbelr rlflea and started out wttb boraa and wagon to bead 08 tha bear. About tlx mllea waat of Caaaaeraa, near Swains, tha bear waa atfbtad and a few minute later waa killed br a well-directed rifle ebot It waa a black bear, weighing 17t peunfle, Falls Saloonkeeper has but little Chance now to recover. Niagara Fell. Nov. IT (Special).

Joseph) Martino. tha Buffalo avanne sa loonkeeper who, it is auegea, waa aaot lat midnight br Olacome Bartelll. la till alive, bat little hope to held out far fcia recovery. HI moat serious wnoad i through tha left lung. Bartaltf baa not bean found.

Leak In Pipe at Gas Plant causes Explosion; Men burned. Andovar, Not. JT (8pectaJ). Gujr Harder and John Ludden were severely burned br an eiploelon at tha pumping lraat of tba Empire Oaa Company In thla villus today. A leak la A plpa let a quantity of gaa Into tba enfine-room and when tha roan attempted to light tha tube on tba gaa engtaes tbera waa an exploalon.

Permanent oil-da; Plant may be built at Dunkirk. Dunkirk. Nov. IT car load of machinery for the Aoheaan Oil Dag Company have arrived here and tha equipment la being Installed in quarters leaaed by tha company In tha Allenbrand building at Central, avenue and Wert Second atreet If tba experiment of the company In manufacturing It product here provea successful, A permanent plant will be established la thla city. FaJconer-Markt.

Bath, Nov. IT (Special). Mis Ada Sophia Maritt and Jaraaa Falconer, both ofThl village, were married laat night at tha ractory of tha Saint Thomas Epiaoopal Church. Mr. and will Va T- KM, member 1st.

host Company Dance. bath, Nov. IT (Special). A company rf member of tha Edwin Cook Hose Company of thla village ha Issued in-MtaUona for a dance at tha banquet, liail of tha Cook Hoe Company on Thanksgiving. Kttkmil Ditectlvi Servlci Boa MIssM Beware We hrsteh expert acerattre tee aft caaeti fetch aervteei freast retaraa, A M.

MoLKAN. Manaf TaliMiei baa. conmr eomt. krii cocntt. ji Itawell.

alaletlg, acalaat Joaatkta A I in Marierei AUlwa, ku wUe; TkemM A rail tut 4 ateraaiei Anartut. hi wit: Oliver P. HmhAiuT lu I ku Jn W. Deaaaa aaS OrMta B. haontm ku -1 1 w.

rrmit, atv aow tuiwr aoa rraecea lUserte. la wife: WUiUat Uaatlaaa aad armb M. liMUs, hi ttu Heeuaaa Itwrtha D. Hoot km ku wilt- luim a Hagaee. e)ii lie kaewa Aatre O.

Hop. jm HatlMa at. W. Hapeor. kb wlte; fCilaa A.

Ueied. Jeaepb at. Maunr sad iiiua t. Mrr, aw wire; ea nrtett, an. named; Jo a Slater aad Rosta T.

Slater. ate wi(t Aadrew 1. atewart aad Ada A. Clew. rt.

kl wile; vtr i. Yoob aad Aaaa Yeaag. ai wife; fraak Boaevt. eikerwtoe aeewa a mas veveat and Versle P. Behest, hi Wife: Jah T.

Urtl nod May P. l.rtte, kU wlte; WUUaat C. MeCaUMor aad aara MeCalllaMr, his wife; MareeUs R. Waltk mA Aim MaMltk tm russed lfortow as Sarah A. Uterloa, i wile: J.

Howard Raewaea, asaaarHadt Jiate H. Aaraaia, aananied: T. Hewerd JHlloe aad Aaiolla 1L Patlea. hi wlte: Mar- Mm v. rrea a.

aeerearac aaa Htaa b. aaeraarat. aia wit Heataa L. Kkerkarat. hla lta; Wttlt yarteU aad Mary A.

Pan-oil, hla wlte: Joka rullor and Frances at, rulWr, bis wife; Kile Pnllsr Hebkte. loakells Clark, ladlvtaaaUy; aad aa adBiaietiwtrls of the estate et Kolooa C. rnor, eonaaoed: Resort K. Root, Maria R. Wroa, Klla R.

Borers. Caarlei Oroboa. noarm W. Oeeta. Kdward M.

fleets. Joka O. WleUer. KlUabeth Osama, Tkeatpws K. Peua laaa aad Deatlaaa, hi wife, if be aa aar, wkeoo trot ae HlMti te eliiatlg; Jish J.

Jirkeu ad Oltvla "Hlcketta. bu wtfet TWewoa H. Doaslaoa aad Uouf laaa. hta wife, if he has aay, wkaae Srot aajso la enkaewa te elalatiff: Acnoe rrooy. Hilda Pwjr, tm Nav lle flwf, fWfloi PfMV, Mary Proor.

Floroacs Eloaaor lomaa, David ArUvr laoaaaa. aad all of the etkor 1 aoy. at tae betr-at-law. dovlaosa aad aest km el David laau, di Oeers a Mrllatlso. dtneoi i.

ONver S. woiae, dweandr Hoarletta Dons laaa Me-livata. aoeaaooa. aad of rare et taea aad oork of taotr wive aad heakaed. all ef whose boom ae aakaewa te slaiatlS; OabrM RUaa.

Akrahaai A KUaa aad MarUa WaleaiUler, a-ivodaala. tke eawve-aaaMd defeadaalat Tea aad eack or yea are koroby aaauaeaed armor the eaaeadod eoaiplalat la the aaeve oaiMiad artiooj aad te eerve a eopr et year anaeee ea the aialaUg' arteraav whbla woaty days efiee Ike oarvKie this sees-maaa, asrhiaiv e( Ue day el aarvle; aad ta rooe year (ailoro te aaaoer ee aaawer, iudsawat wtU bo ukea asalaat yea by de-iiH for tk rallef 4aaadd la the ceapLaiat. Itoiod, May tlfc, 1 RIOROAN BATT. attaraev for eUlatif, eee aed pootoffteo iiHian, Wes Seal atreet. Buffalo, N.

T. Te tko defeadaal KlUaaetk Duaeaa. rhoeapoea R. DowfUwe aad 1 1 Doailau, wHo, s) be ha aay. wkeoe ant aaaM ki tkBv plolaut.

Jsaoa t. Rlekoua aad OhTis A Rlekeita, bla Vila; Taawpeea tieastoaa aad Dof Uu, hi wife, ku aar, wbaoe rt aaaio at aakaewa as ptaiBUg; Aa rraay, Hilda, frooy, Joes Prey, Omraee fmf, Ckarioe Proar, Mary rraay, Ploeoaee Rteaaor laoaiaa. David Aribar looaau, aad ell ef tha Mkor, aay, et Ike kttro-at-kaw, dsviaoa sad sxt et kls of Iwvtd laoaaa. daroand: Ooerse D. Malleus, doeeaood; Oliver A Mrl lvalue, a-roaodi Hoarioua Douf lass Mcllwalaa, 4o-ewei, aad at each ei Uosn, aad aaoh of thoir wwea aad hawbaada, ail of wbeae aawta are antBeva is bhubub Tke tareB emended (ubbmbs Is boreby pee, aad each ef yea, by eubuca- rd apaa yea.

tMe, pensaal la aa ardor ef Haa, Harry L. Taylor. Coaaty Jadia af Kiie Ooaaty, datod (he tH day ef October, 10. aad ea ta rtk dor ef Ooleeer, am, (ted with tke aaaonaad reoiplalat la tbe edkoe eC tke Clerk et Ue Oeaty ef KrU, at Bffale, K. T.

PmtM. Ortaeor tt, kMa. RIOBDAN A BATT, attaraev for pliH. er BaatetBce adereaa. aj West Aaa' atreet, BtuTaie, M.

J.livcred to ki koma (aar fast trains daily. Uk -J a sctt str.ru Eliiaheth Hrne and one to Margaret Hes- inger. March. 1908. Joseph V.

Mucosa to nrory r. orvaa.i, February. 19i8. Tekla Dudek to Frank Purkloprk and November. 1905.

George Gernold to uelia at. spencer, (September. September, 1894. Mathias E. Braunscbeldel et al.

te Margaret Popp. April. J895. Same to Kllsanetn uuranaro, January, imm. Laura E.

KramDlti to John Handle, 8- tember, 1900. Frederick W. Tlmm to Bank et Hamburg, February, 1899. John j. Collins te western caving bus i Buffalo, February, 1878.

Anaa id. banes ana one to en vevnv Saving Bank, July, 1893. I V. n.l,n. 17.1.

Pnlltlt lflltll.l Insurance Company, February, 186. Kawara M. tioets to an couuiy eaviags Bank. December, 1892. Catharine F.

Rowley and ens te Buffalo Savings Bank, January, 1906. Abavas Acntm to Clara aenwaoe, juiy, ti. ASSIGNMENT Of MOHTGAGBS. Charlea Btorck to Ernst C. Smith.

$2.. Bank of North Collins to George F. Inter-soli. t500. I John Arnold Joseph Kiler, 91.3&0.

Anthony J. frlbaeker to William Hund, two. Philip M. Riley to 6a rah Tsber. M.609.

Executors of Philip D. Rllry to rbilip M. Riley. 14.500. Sarah G.

Grimm to August F. Meyer, t3.2a. German-American Bank to Sarah G. Grimm, CHATTELS. Heirs of William I' noma a to 8.

Welabsrg, $28. Stephen P. Center to Pllkey A abetter, 10. Jacob Herr to tbe Rowley Company, $66. Fred Murset to the tleorg N.

Flerc Company, tMO. To Millard F. Tsllmage: Frank Myers, til: Belle Baxter, 112: Michael Lankes, $12: Lena O'Brien, $22; E. D. Dunmead, $16; 11.

N'elaoa. I--; Mrs. A. Hanigan, W. H.

Daley, $40; W. J. Garret, $25. Bertba L. Bredia to Frank D.

Habeckar, $600. RENEWALS. Farrell Bros, to James Cunningham, Eos A $1,413. Mrs. Margaret Kllmartls te G.

A. 8 Kaystr, MECHANICS LIENS. Joseph Joraslow vs. Jacob Walls, owner, Buffalo, $620. Louis V.

Helffensteln vs. Jacob owner; Joseph Joraslow, contractor, Buffalo, $275. BILLS Or SALE. Edward Gorskl te Victoria Kemiaska, Buffalo, $1,525. Pilkcy Habecker to Stephen F.

Cooler, Buffalo, $1. Same to same, Buffalo, $1. Albert II. Hmylh to Ibe Magnus Beck Brewing Company, Buffalo, $1. Ivan Kusturin to William Bimon, $44.

William Borongrtfeber and one to Bertba L. Bredin, Buffalo, $1. William Jaakey to Martha L. Jaskry, Buffalo, LIS PENDENS. Magnus Beck Brewing Company vs.

Will. lam H. Cahilin et West Beaeca-Robert K. Schelling. John C.

H. Wehrum vs. Hermina W. Weh-rum et Buffalo G. B.

Burd. Jl'DGMENTS. Michaal Mescall as administrator of Tbomaa I 1 1 L. i I mntiig. ut uku.iuo, qcsw I uw rner ranuoi in lavor ot Anioneta ecnmiat, 182.51.

Joseph Ileldman In favor of E. A. Saengcr, Company, $48.94. Casper J. Unsman In favor of Emll J.

Schwegler, $54.04. Matthias Ritlman In favor of Nicholas Fax, $28 03. William Kehr In favor of Adam Zimmer and Conrad W. Zimmer, $25.70. Mr.

and Mrs. Newport in favor of Sarah Cohen, $34.43. Joho Wuru in favor ef Louis Consrhsfter. James Campbell administrator of Robert E. Campbell la favor of John H.

Campbell. $5,000. Michael J. Burke In favor of Buffalo Concrete Mixer Company, $1,111.23. Jacob Ronendtle tn lavor of Ocean Accident A Guarantee Corporation, Limited, $102.09.

International Railway Company In favor of Anna M. Dunlap, $1,542.99. Joha Pitas in favor of Louis Gnrekl by Ml-chael Sllsi, bla guardian ad litem, $89 57. AT A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME Court of the State of New Vork. held In and for th Eighth Judicial District, at the City and County Hull, in the City of Buffalo, Nw York, on the 15th day of October.

1908. Present Hon. Cuthbert W. Pound, Justice Presiding. -Supreme Court, Erie County.

In the matter of the voluntary dissolution of Modern Laundry a domestic corporation. On reading and fllint th oetition Rear Mebtw. Jiuawj. JuAwnteomb and etarew re i. itinsiuuung on naif of the num- ner of directors of Modern Laundry a corporation, and verified October 14.

1908 by Gaorg Mobn. and by Kugn A. hltcomb and Clarence B. Hunter, ea October 16, ltot, and aaid corporation having IU principal oflic located at the City ef BuCale, County ot Erie and Stat of New York; aad on readlag and filing the schedules thereto annexed, forming a part thereof, and duly verified by the petitioners concurrently the verification of said pctitloa. and thi -tic of motion and proposed order, thereto annexed: the Hon.

William S. JockKon, Attorney General of the Stale of New York, appearing by Samuel M. Welch, Deputy Attorney General, and consenting thereto; and It appearing to tbe satisfaction af th court that the aaid corporation Is iBsolvent, that th beard et directors Is eeually divided representing th management of Its affairs: Now. on motion of Baker A Dlrnberger, for said petitioners. It Is hereby Ordered, that all persons Interested la said corporation, tha Modern Laundry abew cause before Perry E.

Wnrst, eeuaeelw law, who I hereby acpoiated referee for Baffalo, New York, on the 1st day of Dtcaaiber, 1XJ. at o'clock Si mV ahould set be dissolved; and It ia further Ordered tbat a copy of this order bo published at least once in each weak ef the three weeks immed-ately preceding tbe said lat day ,0 Buffalo Exprsaa aad Buffalo Courier, dally newspaper pub-lisped in thM -1 end State of New York, wherein said company ha. if. riln.l i i Business, ana wnero- in this order is entered, and that the peblica. or, this order in Tn Buffalo Baprem Is In leu and stead st publishing the ssm la the late state paper.

Granted, October IS. lot PERRY E. WUR8T. BAKERA DIRNBERR: ease .1 I rr- "'Tf-' -P' ia eaat style as rT "to uTb Cemalet rVas. 090 itatim-cw.

wamn Items of Legal Record. DEEDS CITT. iv nm al to Marv Licht. Clinton trret, aouth side, 100 feet aaat Welta etroet, MJ 'WrredVriclfL81ocum to Charl-i Srar. and one.

Eagle atreet, south aide, 300 feet west Grooveoor street, 50 feet front Dd Tiiiabeth J. 8bepherd Benjamin F. Barrows and one. Plymouth avenue, southwest corner, 171.6 feet southeast Hampshire (treat, 30 feat front, 1. -Esther Bherldan to neuie i.

Bam street, west side, 115 feet north Brecken-ridgo street, .5 feet front, tl. u.h.. w.tu, tn Pharloa B. Bear and on, East Delavan avenue, north side, 166 feet west Deerneia avenue. im Henry J.

Pierce ana one to ioric o. and one, Richmond avenue, west side, aw teet south Forest avenue, 183 feet front. II. Henry F. Pellman to Kdwsrd P.

Boyle, Buf-fam street, northwest corner, 155 feet north- Seneca street, reet rroni, tn Hathar V. RrOOnOUCb. Jf- ferionstre4wet side, W0 feet south High street, 30 feoMront, Gerhard C. ASrtibach to William M. Farrell, 79, T.

11. R. i and $1. Theodore F. Uranunf to inarira ham, Church street, north side, 10 feot- east Genesee street, tl.

Hannah Hllbury to Charles 11. Hilbury, Laurel street, north-sldo, SO feet front. 1. Jiihs Berkea to Menry uiuemuia auu Richard lvey by rofero to Clinton J. Tall-man, Hopkins street, east side, 30 feet north Good avenue, 30 feet front, 1435.48.

nuttin tn Marararet A. Horn. Crescent avenue, west side, 310 teet north Florence avenue, S3 feet front, tl. J. Russell Bonillerl to Cssare DINardo and one.

F.fner street, southwest corner, 38 feet southeast Maryland street, so teei irooi, i. vi.lr nt William and Loretta Cotter to Mar garot Mahoney, Alabama street, west side, 156 feet norta uoutn street, a teov irum, i. Patrick Crotty to Daniel V. McClure, South Park avenue, east side, ss.a loei tuna vtoou-side avenue, 30 feet front, tl. Itagdelena Bergar to Anns Kolb, L.

22, T. 11, a it. Maria L. Lothrop to Wlnfred H. Psttorson and one.

Royal avenue, ieet irom, i. rh.rl Murr to Frank Clemens and one, Kllhoffer street, east side, 24 feet south Ferry street, 30 teet front, 11. Same to same, Kllhoffer street, east side, 1sr. (Mt aonth Ferrv atreet. 31 feet front, tl.

William F. Tresselt to Frank Clemens and one. Zener street, west side, 180 feet north fl.nMM street. 30 feot front, tl. Frontier Improvement Company to Lawrence Gentile and one, Delavas avenue, norm siae.

32 feet east Jefferson street. 33 1-3 feet front, tl. Winifred H. Patterson to Benjamin L. Lothrop.

Doyl street, west side. 0 feet soath 8fbrok street. 33 feet front, 1. The Keystone Land Company to Marie H. Harmon.

Herbert place, west side. 105 feet south Kenmor avenue, 15 feet front, tl. John Trseclakowiiki to Theodl Kaitanowskl, Barnard street, west side, 275 feet north Cas-Imir avenue, 30 feet front, tl. Jane Fogelsonicer and one te Catherine A. Klpp, Auburn avenue, south side, 101 feet west Hoyt street, 34.42 feet front, tl- Victoria Kaminskl to Edward Gorskl, L.

4, T. 11. R. 8, tl- Henry J. Pierce to Charles B.

Bears and one. West avenue, west side, 99 feet north Forest avenue, 881.52 fret front, tl. Daniel Maduran to Edward 8. Jordan, Rhef-fleld avenue, south aid. 184 1 feet east South Park avenu.

31 feet front, tl. Mary Ucht to East Buffalo Brewing Company, Clinton street, south side, 100 feet east Weiss atreet, 34 feet front and tl. OetheriBO A. Good to AueuKene Schmidt. Royal avenue, south side, 115 teet east Tona-waada atreet, 26 teat front, fL COUNTY.

Louis Bogackl by referee to William B. Currier, Concord and 8800. Phlllopena Zlmmormana to Jacob Bearsch, Martlla. tl- George E. Webb to Peter DeGlopper and one.

Grand Island, tl. Laurence D. Rumsey et al. to George E. Webb, Grand Island.

II. Edward C. MugHdg to Myrtl E. Conger, Collins and tl- Christian Abt to Jacob Wolf, Amberst, S10. Albert C.

Kay to Eunice C. Stringer, Hamburg, tl. Charles Ludwlg to Earnestina Schultz, Akron, tl Daniel H. Kennedy to 8alnt James Roman Catholic Church 8ociety. Lancaster, tl.

C. A. Meshl to Paulina Malanowlcz, Cheek-towaga, U- Msrv L. Rgglestnn to Aloys T. Fahrenschon and one, Evans, tl.

MORTGAGES CITY. John Breitwleser to Western Savings Bank of Buffalo, Elllcott street sear Burton alley and tl2.000. Gottfried Kuch to Western Savings Bank of Buffalo, Ferry street near Humboldt parkway, tl.400. Benjamin F. Barrows te Buffalo, Loan, Trust A Safe Deposit Company, Plymouth avenue near Hampshire street, 12,000.

Clinton J. Tallman to George M. Blackmer, uaeatas strew, ksi Anarse) TOkari to rrana Kaminsat ana one, L. 2, T. R.

t300. Mary J. Walsh to People's Bank of Buffalo, Grant street near Letchworlb street and 11.000. Bsrbara Relndl to Oeorge Leffler, Boston alley aoar Goodell atreet, Nettle I. Jooas to Ira H.

Myers. Putnam treet near Breckenridge street, Esther M. Greenough to Anna fichmaad, Jefferson atreet near High atreet, fi.aJO. Margaret A. Horn to Albert H.

Dutton. Crescent avenue near Florence avenoe, ti.ono. Edward P. Boyle to Henry F. Pellman, But-fam street near Seneca street, U.40.

Fraak Clemens to Mary Smith, Kllhoffer atreet sear Ferry street, $1,200. Same te William F. Treaselt, leaner street Bear Genesee street, tl.600. Fraak Clemsna et al. to start areta Hesain.

er, KUboffar street near Ferry street, 11,500. COC.VTT. Charles Large to Thomas T. Howard Kenmore, 12,600. Hortena A.

Btudlry to Gowanda Co-Opera-Hve Savings and Los a Association, Gowanda, Amy Fahrenschon to Ina Bredl Evans, 00 Bartha Chamberlain ta Bank nt i Cbeektowaga and 1100 iiarman Haiuscnk to Eliisbeth Doster. Waat Saeeea, MOO. oeorge E. Webb to executors of Bronsen Rumsey, Grand Island, tt.000. tJ oie M- 8cnrt, Angola, Warrea F.

Salisbury to Cynthia fi. Salts-bury, Hamburg. $550. game to aama, Hamburg. tMO CatborlB Schmitt to executor of Adam Wsl-tenwaia.

East Aurora, H.W. 10 3ha Berk'- Blnr6t DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGES. George Slegrlst to Philip Woesner, May m-Leois P. Rug te Frank Ukwrb.Neve'mbij; Emms K. Ruse and one to Hydraulic tuition.

Apr" Oeoraa Slecriat tn twrci, April, LIFE TABLETS WARD OFF OLD AGE 55,000 Inquiries for Them in October The great! aerre aai bleed tablets ever reraysaf4. tke body Ireoi ererwerk, brain fag, exrelTe tacking. Ceitale se enisles, fern a kablt, hare ae reactloa. Believe serreai exksstUoa, pres. traUea aid diMreers ef itaaek, kkseyi aed liver.

Ther laerrase ap- KUte, tlgeitlee, assiaillatiaa, elrealaUea aad lead the body with sew a. Ther aiske Meed, kealtky leak aad clear eyes. They ledaee sieen, Jakkri tke brain, restere tbe aerres. They doable sac's power a( ea-raaee. Tkry step year taking eald.

If oVetrod. ta lam Maaa Co. with "Tour tabloi NERViar saved tram aulcMa." lir. J. 'xy wbom rv.tm was a wroek, auocaptibla to ralSa.

ba4 Siuy rpolla an toiaiijr unfit for kuolne. ft Tear taaiota 'NKRVKa put ma neht o. If to foot bad a ooia thta rar r- 3. a. eiDorted to foal acaia.

otroa and full of eaaaranee. 1 thlak your taklata are woaaorful." Mr a. "My wtah I. that orory nervosa avlf.r-ar mar th h.la 1 from roar taMeta. 1 am a aow aoraaa." Mr.

O. There ara do war a ta atrea la praise for tha sood your taklets dt ma aad etbor ta ni XX B. eamaaa-Lroa Biw WnSili ina uiHja hum a. iw, Kauouj aiaaiim. Mam tarut mass raw.