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THE BUFFALO COURIER. SUNDAY. MARCH 24 19G SI8JE0T IF UP 41-STORY WOMEN' (hit No Charge for Alterations. Railroad Fares Rebated to Ont-oI-Town Customers. SKYSCRAPER SOB AL Lmt 60 SEI fete5 taMlfe HJiisml iMHy The richness of this season's fashions, the manifest charm of the new designs, are portrayed at Berger's in an Easter display of such greatness and variety that all previous exhibitions fade into insignificance.

In anticipation of the largest business in our history we have brought together a collection of women's apparel which in its complete magnificence stands absolutely alone. We invite your inspection. I CURE NERVOUS DEBILITY, 1 BLOOD POISON AND DISEASES ARISING FROM POISONED BLOO: AND WEAK NERVES. 79 Niagara Square, Buffalo, N. Y.f Th 0Uit EtlibllibiJ Speolillit la tbi Cilj.

Chiffon Voile Suits, $50, 359.50 aaid S65. Beautiful voilr costumes in both the three-piece vestmntajidthe two-piece suit. Jackets elaborately trimmed. Skirts fancy plaited and silk lined. Copies of Paris and Berlin original QOH models.

A grand showing at $50, $59.50 and $Uf) Tussa.Ii Silk Suits 350, 355 and 365. An exemplary showing of handsome imported models in two and three-piece suits. Jackets handsomely embroidered and trimmed with Irish and Filet laces. Many with Japanese draped sleeves in all new effects. Costumes suitable for street and carriage G(fZ A choice collection at $50, $55 and dud SPECIAL MONDAY REDUCTIONS Plaid Voile Costumes $29.75.

For Monday we offer a three-piece vestment suit of green, blue and tan voile vestment, peau de cygne lined. Jacket (OH 7C trimmed with soutache. A $40 value Monday at yuulv Cutaway Suits $29.75 and $35 Cutaway suits copied from the original Paquin models, six-button coats in long hip lengths. Short lengths to the waist, three-button coats and the one-button short iront, gradually sloping to a 36-inch length in back. An impressive collection $Qt? at $29.75 and Pony Models at $25 and $29.75.

Chic suits in every fashionable cloth and in all the new colorings, including apricot and leather. Straight front, fitted fronts, loose and semi-fitted backs. Skirts are fancy' plaited. Jackets are lined with both fancy stripes and plain taffeta. An tiQA HIZ unmatchable collection at $25 and wZH.tJ There are numberless people who do not call themselves sick, and yet who feel weak, nervous, languid or tired; they have lost their vim, power of endurance and ambition to They feel miserable, not because they are actually sick, but because they are not welL People complain that they are weak, nervous and exhausted; that they have a poor or variable appetite, no strength, no nerve; they become irritable, cross, blue and discouraged.

In some cases there are pains and aches In various parts of the body, and there is often Indigestion, dyspepsia, belching of wind, dull cloudy head and general dispirited feeling. Sleepless, restless, wakeful nights follow. The brain thes easily, and there may be a tendency to drowsiness during the -day. Neglect of these symptoms results in excessive nervous prostration or paralysis, with numbness, trembling, cold feet and legs, prickling sensations and weakness and weariness of the limbs. Take Heed in Time Dr.

Walker Is brought In dally contact wUh so many of these sufferers that he, above all other physicians. Is most eminently qualified to advise, direct and treat mioh rasps Himself a man of trreat sympathies, with a charity and knowledge Of the frailty and weakness of human nature, he believes that It Is the physician's province to encourage and counsel the patient by good advice, while at the same time he brings his skill and medicines to bear to restore him to health, strength and happiness. 2nd Door From Mohawk. 500 MAIN STREET. THE BEEHIVE SHAPED NERVOUS DEBILITY nerve-shat tered, depressed and a general breaking down of your system, the result of violation of the laws of healthT Do not permit your life's blood to be sapped away from nervous disorders, wnicn undermine and break down your constitution.

Hundreds have been cured by my treatment after the patient had almost given up hope, believing his case to incurable I guarantee my remedies to restore strength and health in every case accepted for treatment. If you are conscious of a constant drain upon your strength, make up your mind to be cured now. vr-n Thousands of reople are being treated for STOMACH. LIVKR, HE RT, KTD-NKT AND BLADDER TROUBLES, CATARRH. SKIN DISEASES.

RHEUMATISM AND OTHER LINGERING DISEASES. WHEN THE REAL CAUSE OF THEIR TROUBLE 13 THE RESULT OF POISONED BLOOD AND WEAK When the treatment is scientifically applied ninety per cent, of these diseases SOMB REASONS WHY every may place Implicit eomademee la mud feet safe 1 eotinnltlBir DR. WALKER BECAUSE he has an established practice In this city; he has a record of over twenty years of unquestioned and phenomenal success In the practice or meBECAUSE his work Is professional, clean, honest respectable, skilful and successful He has earned for himself a professional and business reputation which he could not afford to compromise by treating anyone unfairly or by failure to fulfil all promises. i BECAUSE all patients are honestly and conscientiously advised regarding their case from the start. His work and methods are honorable, scientific and absolutely free from deception.

Elevator Makes This Time Tower Tenants of New Singer Building to Reach and Leave Offices Quickly. CARS ARE RAPID, BUT THEY ARE SURE Safest and Most Remarkable Ever Constructed Great Building Will Have Equipment in Harmony. New Tork. March 23. An Interesting chapter in the construction of the new sky-scraper wonder the 41-story Singer Building; at Broadway and Liberty Street has Just been concluded with series of tests made by Architect Ernest Flagg and staff of engineers, to determine the absolute safety of the massive elevators to be Installed.

The tests are pronounced satisfactory in every detail. Of the fifteen elevators to go into the wonderful structure. four will actually scale the 612-foot tower, a feat without a parallel or precedent in elevator building. Not only will they convey passengers to and from the eyrie offices without a relay but, what is even more astonishing, they will each rise or descend 41 stories in less than 60 seconds. This is faster than any elevator ever ran on schedule, and each car Is guaranteed to run as swiftly, safely and evenly with a full load as with one passenger.

Heretofore the most Improved hydraulic elevators have always operated Wiore slowly of ten i stalling between floors when crowded. But the elevators constructed for the Singer Building are so fiowerful that each has a maximum capac-ty of 3.500 pounds, or approximately 25 persons. When the Singer Building was first projected the elevator problem was the hardest to be solved. Contractors, engineers and architects almost unanimously agreed that such a giant tower, la fact, was not feasible and could never be built. In reply to such critics.

and as a tribute to the care and forethought of the concern, the Singer Company has ordered temporary elevators installed at once. This has never before been done in constructing an office building, and It will cost many thousand dollars a fortune well expended, in that it will afford workmen on the tower the same protection that tenants will have. T'nat elevators suitable for such a lofty Journey are not bull', in a day Is attested by the expenditure of several thousand dollars experimenting, in anticipation of the new era in sky-scraper construction which this building marks. Over 400 men have been employed in the task, besides a congress of consulting engineers. As it was to reach a height some twenty stories above the present sky line of York, an entirely new system was imperative, and the one to be introduced in the Singer building is the result.

Kach car, made of copper, crucible steel and special forged steel, will bo supported by wrought iron and steel safe ty frames and girders to which the lifting caDies are attachea. This frame will be provided underneath" with an Improved double acting wedge clamp safety device. Should the car exceed a predetermined speed In either direction i It will slowly b-ic surely and securely be clampeJ to the guides. Every car Is eouipDed with an emergency lever enabling the operator to bring them to rest in a fraction of a eeeond. and, at the same time, with no disagreeable or alarming Jar.

An electric ally operated Draice is provided as an auxiliary for safety. This is brought Into action either by opening an independent switch in the car. or on failure of the current from any cause. Special oil-cush'oned buffers are so arransred at tho top and bottom of every shaft that the car is brought to a gradual positive stop at the extreme limits of travel beyond the terminal landings. The sixty-eight tons of steel and copper ussd in these remarkable elevators has all been made by special analysis.

The tower elevator expresses will rim thirty stories In thirty seconds without a stop, or about one half of the time required by the' best express elevators to travel twelve stories today. HEARIXG NEXT THURSDAY. Mayor Adam has appointed Thursday, March 2Sth. at 11:15 a. for a public hearing on the bill which provides for the creation of a sinking fund with the avails of certain grade cross ing bonds, made on May 28th, 1903, and from such funds to pay for the work for which the bonds were Issued or to redeem such bonds with the fund so created and to award other bonds to the fund without advertising.

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The pitiable part of it is that these victims do -not realize what a sickening thing a had. offensive breath is to others. Charcoal is a wonderful absorber of gases and odors. absorbs 100 times Its own volume or gas. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenge's will put a stop to your bad, offensive breath, and to your belchlngs.

whatever the cause or source, because the charcoal quickly absorbs all noxious, unnatural odors and gases. If you suffer from indigestion and belch gas as a result. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges will absorb all the gas and make you stop belching. If on getting up in the morning you have such a bad. bilious that you can almost smell It yourself, Stuart's Cnarcoal Lozenges will get rid of it for you quickly.

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every particle of poison and Impurity In your blood Is destroyed, and you begin to notice the difference in your face first thing, your clear complexion. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are made from pure willow charcoal, and Just a little honey is put In to make them palatable, but not too sweet. They will work wonders in your stomach, and make you feel fine and fresh. Tour blood and breath will be purified. You will feel clean Inside.

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Address V. A. Stuart 93 Stuart Marshall. Mich. Charges for Treatment Low and Medicines Furnished.

Dail Office Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 9 A.

M. to 12 M. CONSULTATION FREE AND INVITED. 1 Ualoadj tbs Erer, epeni the boweli, cum nek headache, constipation, indigeatioo. bad breath, coated tongue and that lazy feeling after eating, i One occasionally will Prevent Appendicitis and Piles.

A pleasant and refreshing Bee Hire ahaped tablet 10 eta, drugs-tats, aampleixee. Wldd'a laxative Buffalo N. Y. 11 HOW BUFFALO CAUSE OF Soldiers and Sailors on Rampage Wanted to Hang Saloonkeeper Made Compact to Wipe Town Off the Map. Low Fees The majority of the patients who seelt Dr.

Walker's aid do not take his treat- ally low, but because they are satisfied oy me evidence Deiore me worm mm treatment Is founded on sounder theory and attended with better practical results than any other specialty system known. BLOOD POISON rulaY1 pies and all troubles arising from an Impure state of the blood, cured to stay cured. My treatment will eliminate ev-erv vestige of poisonous virus from your system forever. No experimenting or guess work. It Is the only positive curing treatment for blood poison.

I will give you a legal written guaranty to cure you or refund your rnney. As to my reliability, reputation and financial responsibility, I refer you to the banks and all leading business firms of Buffalo. Hypodermic Injections of mercury administered under tho guise of serum, lymph or other high-sounding name, never did and never will CURB locomotor ataxia or paralysis. In making this statement I am prepared to back It up by testimony of those who have taken such treatment without benefit. Locomotor ataxia or paralysis is practically Incurable.

My treatment will Cure Blood Poison and Prevent Paralysis JUDGE'S OPINION IN All LIE CASE A copy at the opinion of the Appel- iaie division in me amine case naa TCCU 1CTAVCU uv ALUI1K AIOUKi 4 nev Daniel V. Murohv. John Smflla. T7 1 Yl 1 .1 -9 TTT A 1.1a! At I a A ment charging them with swindling farmer named Webb. They were convicted of grand larcveny in the second degree In the County Court, July and the case was carried up by the defendants' lawyers, on appeal.

The opinion Is by Justice Spring, concurred In by three other justices with Jutic Robson dissenting. During the trial the presiding Judge-allowed the Jury to see a roll of "phony money" that was found In the trunk of the prisoners three months after the alleged crime. Justice Spring held that this was an error because no evidence had been introduced to show that this roll of Vphony money" was used In the commission or the crime. A new trial for the three defendants, who have been In jail since their ar rest, will be announced for next Monday by the district attorney's office. SEVERAL FILE CLAIMS AGAINST CITY A.

number of claims have 'been filed with the City Clerk by persons who claim to have suffered Injury through falling on Icy sidewalks. These claims wlllbe presented to the Aldermen at the meeting, on Monday. The claim ants are: Frank RadikowskI, fall on Michigan Street bridge, December 12, $2,000. Henry Harrison, fall on Chippewa Street, $3,000. John Welsbeck, fall on Main Street, $300.

Leather Coach, 19.38. Genuine Boston leather, deeply tufted. Indestructible steel construction, large and luxurious, $19.38 at Bing Nathan's, Builders of Happy Homes. BURIAL OF MRS. F.

M. LOOM IS. The funeral services of Mrs." Frank 11. Loom la, who died last Wednesday, were held yesterday afternoon at a o'clock from the family home. No.

77 Llnwood Avenue. Rev. Dr. J. A.

Regr-ester of St. Paul's Church officiated. The remains were cremated and the ashes Interred in Forest Lawn. Deafness Cannot Be Cured br local application, a tb'f cannot reach tha portion of tha ar. Thera la ooIt eua to cure drift) era, and that la by constitutional ramedlaa.

Deafnvaa la cauaad br an Inflamed condition of tba mucoua lining of tha Kuatachua Tuba. Whan thla tuba la inflamed you ba rumbling aonnd or imperfect brarlng. an it la aiitlrely closed. Paatneaa ta tho renult, airf unlesa tlie InCammatlou can be taken out au i thla tube restored to lu normal condition, hearing will ba destroyed forerer: nine caree out of tea are cattted by Catarrh, which ta ncthtoi but an Inflamed condition of tha mucoua aur(ars. We a 111 aie One Hundred Dollar for any raa of Deifneaa (caused by catarrh) that renmit be cured by Hall'a Catarrh Cure.

Send for clrvuUra, t't. J. CHKNICir a Toledo. U. Fold bv irFitit.

V-f. Take Hall's tamiir fUia tor "Tlie Exclusive BOWEL BONBON BOY WAS PHOEBUS RIOT ly In the moral color of their proprietors, as to shades of blackness. At sunrise next morning, following the fleet's arrival, the boatswain's mate had hardly piped the usual, "Up all hammorcks; rise and shine: lash and carry," before the eager jack tars were putting their names down on the list for "liberty. Mess gear on that Sun day evening was spread, but few were there to eat salt horse or sea biscuit at call to mess, for promptly at six bells all the bluejackets not, in the brig or in duty forced to remain on board, left their ships to land In quest of a happy time and a peep into a cup of grog, scattering over a large part of the peninsula. The old salts knew well where the cups they desired were always full In exchange for gold they bad, soon the resultant crushes at some of the back doors of the little burg were such that attempts were made to turn away business by the owners, made timid by its very volume.

Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol Without Alcohol rilla i a Style Shop. One man, named Tucker, happened to recollect that it was against the law to sell liquor on Sunday, and so informed his now unwelcome guests. This hypocritical utterance so angered them that they decided to take the stuff they craved and in the melee following, the "boys roughly handled the man, who drew a revolver and be gan firing wildly into the crowd. Among these, an innocent bystander, was our Buffalo boy, to his misfortune, standing right on the line of battle, and one of the bullets found lodgment in his leg. As he fell to the ground a growl of fierce rage was uttered by his messmates.

The wounded Jockey was carried to Old Point and sent away In a whaleboat to hia ship, the United States ship Castlne, and steered into the sick bay. A true deep sea dog," on liberty, must be mixed up in a row to reach his deeper feelings of enjoyment, and the assault on one who wore a duck cap was quickly resented. The word was quickly passed to hang the saloonkeeper in front of his own door and shortly would have been surely done had not an alarm been given the county officers, who arrived Just In time. To save the wretch's life they wrested him from his captors, took him Into custody and spirited him away before the mass of Infuriated sailors and soldiers were aware of what had happened. Placing the prisoner in a carriage nearby they hastened him to the "Roads," and In a skiff rowed him over to Norfolk, where he was lodged in the Jail for safety.

Meantime rumors had spread of the dolnes at Phoebus and every car brought more blue coats and white Jackets from the other towns ana ocean resorts to augment the ranks. Some of them i came from the reservation' In boats, while others gave the guards the slip at the volunteer camps, and reached the place by the highway. Now and then a yawl or gig from the ships, loaded with Jackies. slipped into a snug little harbor on Mill Creek Beach and landed their crews, leaving hardly men enough on board for the anchor watch to muster. Soon evening began to draw her shade of darkness over the little town.

The course was now clear. A seaman, bearing the name, S. S. Scindla" on his cap, lifted high above his head, ah empty beer barrel, and running like a deer hurled it through the big plate glass window. In he went; sailors and soldiers swarmed after, like bees making their way into a hive.

The Invad-ors found many things to their liking. Volunteer waiters in uniform, aided those who could not get near; handed out boxes of cigars, bottles of wine and liquors of every nature. Barrels were rolled to those In the rear' and the heads soon stove in. The sheriff of the county with many of his deputies watched from a distance, the progress of affairs but there was no stopping "Jack;" he was having the time of his life; he and his men dare not interfere as perha-ps half of them would have paid for their folly with their lives. Windows were smached, demijohns and bottles broken; in short, everything destructible was completely ruined and as a climax.

fire was set to tne Duucnng ana it was partially burned. Chafing and scar ing peacaoie negroes was an mcjaeniai sport. The freigntenea mnaDitants naa tele phoned the Officer of the Day at Fort ress Monroe ana a large force or unit ed States regulars were marched on the double quick to the scene of action and the town quickly cleared. No one wanted to be captured for that' meant to be hauled before the mast ana visions of double irons and half rations or bread and water had a quieting effect. The Diace was placed under mamai law and but little further disturbance oecured that night.

Outside the line of sentries a large council of war was held by the men on rampage and a plan agreed upon to attack and demolish the own the next night where many had been drugged and robbed; a fine revenge for all past wrongs. The countersign and watcn word was to be, "next night." Those people who attend the coming Jamestown Exposition at Old Point, will be able to visit and see the tough old town with the reputation, for neither the sailors or soldiers had a chance to carry out their intended purpose to wipe It out. Direct from Washington, oitiers had been received; no sailor was to leave his ship or soldier his camp and In addition a largeforce was thrown around the town. No uniform could pass the cordon without a written order. HEARING ON TUESDAY, APRIL 4 STATE GAS AD ELECTRICITY COM-BUSSIOX IS TO BEG FN GAS INQUIRY OS THAT DAY.

An endeavor Is to be made by the Corporation Counsel to compel the Buffalo Gas Company to lower the price of gas In Buffalo. A conference was held yesterday morning with two gas experts retained by the city. Dr. Marks of New York, and Prof. Bemls of Cleveland.

The fight will be taken before the State Gas and Electricity Commission on Tuesday, April 4th. MORE FUNDS NEEDED. Open Door Mission and Rescue Home i Keed f200 to Pay Debts. aMore funds are needed by Supt. A.

H. Buck of the Open Door Mission and Rescue Home in Carroll Street toclear the mission of debt and place the institution on a sound footing to begin work on a new basis the coming season. About $200 Is needed to clear the debt. Jerome W. Schaeffer assisted by John Fitch and Miss Sage will be In charge of the musical programme next Thursday evening.

All working men are Invited. Mission Library Table, fO.OS. Strongly constructed, leather covered tops. Has large shelf for books. $6.68 at Bing Nathan's.

Builders of Happy Homes. DR. HOLMES' SERMOX. The Rev. V.

Holmes, pastor of the Westminster Church, will preach the last of his series of Lenten sermons this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. His topic will be "Eternal Hope." EVERY WOMAN SHOULD HEED NATURE'S LESSON Sickness Is unnatural, This fact has been proven by me by many years of practice devoted to the frequent diseases of women. My years of experience as a specialist In female complaints, together with my hospital experience, have enabled me to gather Information from innumerable cases, from which I have developed the "Physiological Method." IT IS THE BLOOD THAT HEALS By adhering to the laws of nature, following out the principles of physiology, explains why my method has met with such success. It brings about a flow of healthy blood to the affected parts, af fording them their proper nutrition, which Is nature's method of healing all Inflamed, ulcerated or irritated surfaces. If you are suffering from nervousness, backache, headache, bearing down pains.

Inflammation, ulceration or any disease peculiar to women, I want you to write me at once. Describe your condition In detail; this will enable me to diagnose your case properly, thereby insuring you appropriate treatment. Every case is studied carefully and given my personal attention. Owing to this fact I will only be able to accept a limited number of cases at this time. Write me at once if you wish to be assured of treatment.

DR. IIENRY LAUGULIN, 629 Real Estate Trust Philadelphia, Pa. How a boy from Buffalo, who had become a sailor, -was partly the cause of a mob run riot and its. consequent attempt to sack and burn a Virginian town, nearly culminating In a lynching, was scarcely noticed at the time by the newspapers, but caused considerable rVncem to the War and Navy departments. It was shortly after the Peace of August 15.

1S98, had formally ended the war of this country with Spain, that a mighty mouse-colored squadron of seventy warships crept by "The Capes' nd anchored at the Hampton Roads navel rendezvous off Old Point after three months' restraint in the zone of hostilities la the warm waters of a Cuban summer. Phoebus, inland about three miles from Old Point, had an alluring air to the many sailors and soldiers about Fort Monroe, as one of those epots whf re night is a revel and day Is' dead. Many were Its gilded dens, vary on Without A Strong Tonic -A Body Builder Blood Purifier BENEFIT CONCER1 FOR FAMILY OF KARL HARIFEbR THE ML'SICMAXS OF BUFFALO WILL tSlTB IX GIVISG FIXE COX-CERT KEXT MOXTH. In recognition and remembrance of Karl Hartfeur's ability as a musician, his friends are planning a benefit concert for Mrs. Ham eur and children.

The arrangements are in charge of Arthur P. Plagge, alrector of the Saengerbund Singing Society; Mr. Bucher. secretary of the Musicians' Protective Association; August Son-neman; Alphonse Ball and Mrs. N.

W. Gould. John Laughlln has kindly given the Lyric Theater for an evening In the third week of April. All of the German singing societies and the members of the Musicians' Union will unite in making this the finest concert of its kind ever given In Buffalo. The soloists will be Mrs.

Harriet Welch Spire, soprano; Dr. Busch. baritone; W. A. Haberstro, baritone, and others.

Tickets will be issued this week. HOLD FOUR FOR HOYLER ROBBERY Chief of Police Regan yesterday received word from Syracuse that four men who are believed to have rotted the Jewelry store of John Hoyler In Genesee Street have been arrested. The men were picked up by Syracuse detoctlves, and. when searched a quantity of Jewelry answering, the description of the Hoyler Jewery was found. The robbery in question was committed about a week ago.

the thieves making a neat job and leaving no clue. A hole was cut through the front window and several hundred dollars worth of Jewelry, consisting of watches, pins rfnd chains were taken. Chief Regan will probably send a man to Syracuse today to bring the suspects to Buffalo. Mlaalon Library Table, fO.68. Strongly constructed, leather covered tops.

Has large shelf for books. $6.63 at Bing Nathan's. Builders of Happy Homes. YOUNG PEOPLE'S MISSION. Closing; Service Tonlsbt of MlsIo Held by Father Sturm at Seven Dolort Chvrrh.

The Young' People's Mission which is being held at the Seven Dolors Church in Genesee Street will come to a cjose this evening with appropriate services. Father Sturm from St. Mary's Church has been holding the Services were held morning and nyerso arsap NON-ALCOHOLIC A Great Alterative Without Alcohol A Doctor's Medicine Without Alcohol Ayer's Sarsaparilla Without Alcohol The. new kind contains no alcohol We have no secrets to hide! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. J- C.

AYER Manufacturing Chemista, Lowell, Man..