>*•

of Last Night's Bowling -Ghunes Placed Them on Top.

THEY BROKE TWO BIG RECORDS

Central New* York Figures for One

Game One of Them—TJtica Match.,

Qame to Be Played Here

Saturday Night .

~*tLy$*nnk;r * Wsjffgg^g s^; Hiw:

•SI' K ' . i«nv •>/

yw^Ht&ff^Aff^^I^i, •«••/ . M •'?*.'>:•.•' •<•. jiarv<v .-<;iu>A.i. i e . :v !T7!T »* V ' . . ' v*- n : — — - . . . . • • ' . . • • . •; i '. • - - i i f - ? i > ' ' . ' , . . ; . 'Jrtti . 'X^il. ' .

; v*".

:Sq :: ?pp m&MPicmsmxzctTY BOWLERS.

The ljcsult of last night's bowling In the Syracuso Bowling Leaguo gave the Salt City quintette the championship. There aire threo more games to play and they cun lotto all three and still be one to the good.' ,

Tn connection with thin the Salt' Cltys broke two record*, the Central New York record for one gamo. by making 1,044 In the second Karoe for one. and the 2,944 i*coro.is the highest score over made In the league. The former figures-were 2,014, mode by the aamo team last year,

'/"ho scores: A t L o n g Branch .

SAM' CITYS. . , _. 1st.

Kendall a s

I'd.

m 'JA:> 204 231 175

3041

W. 182 1H5 )R|»

, i« i

i<ii '} HOLY NAMES. 1 l H t . 2d.

1SX Vil :•« r,:: 172

3d. 1SS si«; :i!w i:u i.M

• Ti. Ave , Ml—187 W6-23C C07-3W 60H—JJ02 2 - 3 KO—177 2 - 3

2041

Tl. Ave . 470-1SG 2-3 684-194 15-3 80—18S 472—157 1-3 513-171

Totals 860 80S 871 A t Gordon's.

.CENTRAL CITYS.

S'fl

1st. . 2d. 3d.

LONG B R A N C H . - Int. 2d. 3d.

Crossley HG' 1S1 V.is

At Seeland's. COL I'M HI AS.

1st. 2.1. 3.1.

Htoccker, . . . . . . . . . l!»l l i t ir.7 Horner ; t7(» 2'.3 MO Hooker :.... ltd in:: in

, — .*— .."_. ..___

, . \ * . ON ON I.) At! AS: 1st, 2d. 'jld.

The. Standing. Clubs. \ \ i m .

Salt Cltys •.." ir,

T"l. 517 :M 677 447

i Wfi.

1000

T l . 4!C» . . » . '»»• cr-i 5:1

2T.W •

T l . w.2 W7 5*2 r. 5. W2

— - - » • •

2088

T' l . CfR 48 > M2 4 9 478

r.04

Lost «» ii s. !»

13 13

Avor. 172 1-2 184 2-3 182 1-3 14!> 1(18 1-3

Aver. i«r» r.« 173 177 2-3 1(3 2-3

Aver. 1H • 179 180 2-3 17a 177 1-3

Aver. 18C • 160 180 2-3 14» 2-S 161) 1-3

. V.C. .882 .^17

. .r.2» .471 .,2». .233

ARE TO INTER THE BODY HERE

• ' • • •

Relatives of Bessie Bouton Now Believe She Was Murdered.

"MILTON FRANKLIN" SOUGHT

Hartford Police Identify Him as Resident of That City—New De­

velopments* Give Investigat­ors Fresh Impetus.

FIVE-MILE RECORD IS SMA SHED AT OPENING OF ORMOND RACES

Distance Made by English Machine in 3.17—Average Was Close to Mile Figures—How the Sched­

uled Events Resulted.

ORMOND, Fin.. Jan. S4.—During the automobile, race* to-day Arthur 12. Mac-Donald, with • his Hfty horso-powcr-ma­chine, heretofore untried, trlod for the ftvc-mlle world's record and smashed It by a good margin.

!Tho races were being pulled off In regu­lar order, hut the cars In ono event wore

Vnn-tnnco was covered hast year by Mr. (K-rbllt In O.uO.

On.- i»r two of the rogular races for to­day woro.postponed until to-morrow uwln< to accidents a.n<l unavoidable delays In th<» arrival of the our* ut the preliminary starttiiK points. Other evunts wore de-cljti'i'd off.

Following Is a summary of the day's 'races:

SNOW TRACKS IN POOR SHAPE

Horses Can Do Little Speed Work Until They Improve.

The prayers of tho ownorn of spwe.ly horses In Syracuse are petitions for mop> snow, so that thoy can Indulge In their favorlto sport, miow racing. Tho past day or two they havo been.out trying the roads with Indifferent success. Tho storm of last night gives rise to hopo of 1m-

Flrst Kace—Ono kilometer; won__ by i proved conditions to-day" a little slow and tho traek was ;cleared j \ y 0 i ; b v j U y ^ W - H o ^

Tin- I'tlea Ix.wllng teuni will come here Saturday nlg'it lnstend> of u«-xt week as WUM fxpwteti. Tim reason for the rhange Is thr ju'evloiiM engitg.'iiienl of the Long Hraiu'h alleys. The i:tlea crowd Is to bring up •• l"t of money t<> bet. and It is sal.I that the supporters of the Salt Cltys.j

l*ei W

for MaePonnld, who came all the way from England for tho Ormond:Dayt<>na meet. . /

He took n long, flying start and went by the starter's,and Judges' stand at a splen-

1 did clip. \Vhen tho automatic pistol flro an­

nounced the finish and the timers stated that the tivo miles had been covered i in three minutes and seventeen seconds flat a mighty shout went up.

The world's record for this distance was held by W. K. Vanderbllt and was made hero lasf year In three minutes, thirty-one and one-frfth seconds In his ninety horse­power mvivhlne. s

Mr,! MacDonald lowered the record by - - - . ^ * . — ^ — i . . , i i _

itve not li»st faith In. their quintet by | Just fourteen and one-fifth seconds. His •ILSOU of .last week's defeat, and wlil averAgo l^r the five miles was thirty-nine. icolumodate all lom'TS. and twn-ilfth seconds, only twn-tlt'ths of

> :• — - . — . a second funder the world's record . for a slnirle mile, also held by Mr. Vanderhllt.

M. O. li.'rnln, In W. Gould l'.roka\v's I sixty iKirse-power. made a try for the ; world's reeord for ten miles, but failed. l i e covered tho first tlve miles In 3:511-5

! and the ten miles in 7.42 flat. This dls-

.41 i--..». Second. Tiace—Declared off.

'.Third Race—Kor steam cars, ono ndle. i for Colonel K. C. dowry's trophies; post-p o n e d . ••

K.airth Race—lOIvo mllos. for stock cars; won by Charles Soules In 20-horso-pnwer. Tlnio 5.12 «{-5.

Fifth Race—Postponed until to-mOrrow. In the tlmo, trial for i\vo. miles O. W. VatiKlian, In a 4n«horsepowcr, mado tho distance In 4.32 2-5.

Sixth Race— Five miles; won by 30-horsepowor driven by Charles Soules. Time 5.17 3-15.

Seventh Race—Postponed. Eighth Race—Flw tulles; won by Louis

S. Ross. 8-horsepowor steamer. Time 'C.-<2 2-5. ' Time Trial—Five miles; won by Arthur K. MacDonald In his fH)-horsepower. Time 3.32. within one second of lost year's record. Average, .42 2-5 mile,

Ninth Race—Over tlve miles, handicap, stock ciu's; won by 18-horsepower. Tlmo 7.1S 1-5.

Tenth Race—Ten miles for stock cars; won by 20-h»rs<M<<iwcr driven by -Charles Smiles. Time 10.35 3-5.

OF THE EASTERN LEACUE P l a y e r s ^ A r e Barred from P l a y i n g

W i t h I n d e p e n d e n t s a n d Out laws .

N E W Y O R K . J a n . VS.—Th* KanterK l ^ a g u o base ,bal l m a g n a t e s , a f t e r a ' t w o d a y s ' s e s s i o n luljour'ned Vo-nlght

WORK ON THE ALLEYS TO BEGIN THIS WEEK

M i l w a u k e e B o w l i n g Promoters Start on Job a t Once—Prize

Lis t .

to

F L O R I D A .

P e r s o n a l l y Conducted TOUT v i a P e n n ­s y l v a n i a Rai lroad.

The first. Jacksonville tonr of the season J ' via the Pennsylvania Railroad, allowing P f l W F R . Y R F - F I F f i T F f l H F 4 I 1 two weeks In Florida, leaves New York.! r U " t n V l»L L L L U I L U IILrtU Philadelphia and AViushlngton by special trnln January 31. Excursion tlckots. In­cluding raMwa'y tnmsportatlon, Pullman accomnioditiony (one berth), and meals eri routo in ncih directions while travel­ing on the special train, will be sold at the following rates,: Now York, $50,00; Huffalo, $H.-»: Rochester. $54.00; Elmlra, $51.45; Erie. $M.S5; AVllllamsport. $50.00; Wllkcabarre, $TP0.3.".; and at proportionate rates from other j>olnts

Similar and

For mntlon Geo It road

I- • M ' . . A » « W O ^ . «•** -»nA<MM '.teams* d<» not squire their services. In- J made the cash [ Masquerade a n a .Racing. fraction of the rule being punishable by I *Ht.000. and tho

There will be, a mnsquerade at the In- : l l 'hie for the llrst offense and tine and i sum will be In.excess.of that, whllv t • • • . . . . . , v..,..«.wv...-.„ r..i. n„, second. Another 'Mile! Is hardly a chance that It wlil fall below

vl I •« t «at i« here a ' layer t that amount in a lower lesffcuo u " eiul»s ; Scattering

must

MILWAUKEE. Wis., Jan, 2l.~MaterliU | for the fourteen bowling alleys which are

South State street has been the «ceno of operations, but tho track was not what IL ought to have been. Jt has been rough and full of holes, tho horses' hoofs going through to tho pavement, making It hard, traveling. Few brush*» have been seen.

Among those who have been, out are Dr. Peckham with a young pacer, Will-lam Peckham with Sir Arthur. W. T. Klink, with a chestnut pacer, Deforest Set-tlo \vlth his brown gelding FMtz. E. I. White with Prince Tosku. Thonias L<»n.my with Genildlne. S. K. Hrez.'e with lx>rd Alcone, James. O'Donnell with RJauo and others.

A well known horseman said yesterday that he thought It probable that the speeding the rest of the season would be on the South State street course In­stead of on tho Boulevard. The reason assigned was that It was a better track, being free from the bumpers and rough­ness of the Boulevard. It will bo better for the city people who like to wee racing ami also for the horses on account, of the evenness of the track.

General J o h n s o n Sold. A note of Interest to the local horse­

men was the sale yesterday of General Johnson. 2.12U, belonging to the estate or the late John Dunfee, to Pittsburg par-

! ties. While the exact price Is not stated it was salds to lie well along toward tho Jl.ooo mark. Oonoral Johnson Is1 a, black gelding by L»ypno pel—M«»s Mack by Fair-town. He Is an easy galted horse and makes an Ideal roadster for one who does not euro to tako the duyt of tho average traveler.

The race to-morrow between Antlo Wilkes'and T*ady MeOrecor. which Is to be pulled off on Cortland avenue 1K?-tween Dorwin Springs and the Fellows Hotel. Is attracting attention. The con­ditions call for a race, rain or Khluc, snow or bare ground, half mile he-Us, best two In thr<"\ The original bet was .*5il a side.

Now believing that Mrs. Beasle Korater Bouton was tho victim of tho murder on Mount Cutler, noar Colorado Springs, Col., last December, her relatives in thl« c i t y purpose to hava tho remains ex­humed and brought to Syracuse to beMn-terred in the family plot. This has been tho Intention of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I*. Kcmter of No. 40« Avery avenu© ever slnco their daughter was believed to have been murdered, but action was delayed In the hope that af teral l it might prove to bo another unfortunate girl.

Now that her identity hns bean estab­lished, circumstantially at least, the heartbroken family has decided not to let \ the body lay In tho gravo at Evergreen Cemetery, near Washington Park, whero it was placed ten dnyn after it was dis­covered.. Decomber 18. Immediate steps will be taken to bring tho body hero and glvo it a fitting Interment.

.Last night Mrs. Komter said that she could not bear to havo her daughter burled so far away, and in a rough j lnc coDln. She shows tho strain of constant grief and for more than a week has been on tho verge of collapse, so ill that she was compelled to take to her bed.

One a n d S a m e Person . In discussing the likelihood of Milton

Franklin, the paramour .of Bessie YJouton In the West, nnd Milton F. Andrews cf Hartford, Conn., being Identical, Rose, i a sister of Mrs. Bouton, said »hat she firmly believed them to be ono *\nd tho same. It was tho family's imprMslon that "Franklin's" home was in Hartford, which, coupled with the mark on jils shirts, now In the possession of ».he Kcm­ter family, being tlie Initials "M. F. A.." fully convlnco them that they are Identi­cal.

Tho Kcmters only knew him by the name of Franklin, but last night *he sis­ter vouched that at ono tlmo Besslo said he was known under another name. Sl-o could not positively remember if it was Andrews, but was Inclined to believe so.

The threo letters which were v n t to Bessie In oare of tho general" delivery nt Wllkesbarre last October were delivered, but to whom is not known. A thorough search was made by tho postal autlvri- \ ties in the dead letter office at Washing- : ton. but no trace of them could bo found, < according to advices received by Mrs. Kcmter.

Mrs. Komter carries a life Insurance policy on Mrs. Bouton for $250 with a

LBOAX

^ ^

8tM

YOUR

Cigar Sense Is appealed to when you buy

N AP0LE01\T _.10c aad... 1 1

3 7 0 NICKLE C i g a r s

and when you once try them you will nev*r bo satisfied with any oth­ers, i^or sale wherever cigars aro sold.

UNITED BTKTJBS ' .» Northern District of

matter or A, W . Palmer. <& Palmer mdlvtiSually and O er Individually, bankrupt*

Notice is hereby given'; to un order {of Hon. Chnxta* referee .in bankruptcy. 1. the I trustee of the above namod

{will soli at public auction to * h * _ 'bidder, on the 17th day of PebnMOT. at 10 o'clock lit the forenoon1 of *hsR' at the CourtjHoua* ln«yra)ouse«:rt all the right; title and interest o t Alva W. Palmer in and to <tt»*4S0)lo described parcels of land; " •'

Ail that tract or parcel o f f e n d . in tho City of; .Syracuse. County* o f daga and State o f Mew York.) " as follows: | *v .. •'••

, Beginning at Intersection, o t t h ^ . nine of East $cuoecc street wifli taw illpe of Cr»uae avenue, formerly,

if, TO WKITCLEY EXERCISE: 1$ TO RIGHTLY EXERCISE

• •

WHITELEY...

EXERCISERS

Produce Health

and

Strength -For All Members of the Family.

$f.25 I A . 0 0 SQ.OO $ #.60 f r-.OO

A«k for Booklet Describing Them.

W. D. ANDREWS 216 C. Railroad St.

i street; theneefsouth oh east.llnooC avenue one hundred lx:y-uv« <3JO);,~ •east a.b<>ut one hundrod tw*nty-ore ,_ feet iMirnllel {to East Qenese* '«tre«t': the eusi line of Form T ot NcvSOU^ nortli on said) farm lot line t o the(.

4ino of EaMt Genesee street:' thenoe on said south /line ono hundred 'H tiir»> feet to t|ie place of beKtnnlnr-^''1"

Also all that .undivided onemuartt teresi in all that tract or parcel otyl beginning iuVUi^ center of Saltanfe

.Central ScuaTe Plank road.'"«n lot i W of the orlg^ial township of Cicero. ^ (Clay. lUt a point 4 7-100 cluJna norqt < the south line! of said lot. or 4 M-M0 ohsL las road now runs; thence wea«parallel'< .said south Htu» .30Ox-100 chains t o * t t » a " jline of Kiddrll's lands: thenco^ n 4 $UV» chains; thence cant 4>ariUlel<tie line 22 83-100 chnlna to center of *« ld r

• thence voutb £3 degrees west alonc»«ent tor said road 4T7-10D chains to the pl« • of iveglnntng. conta in ing 9Zi-Vto\t*Mmmm*i

lai»d. v , > ^ Also take notleo that upon the.atth?

of Februar>% |lM6. a t J l o'clock a. mi;. XU) Onondaga « Ing. Syracuse' b«' made to II _ ..__ er*e in ltimknuptcy. for a n order­ing said sale. {

Dated January 17,11*5; __„ . i ^ . ^ ^ , ,

«f. 1.. 8T0N-K.' • ; £ £ „ $

T K A C Y . C I I A J P M A N A TRXCt. >" Attorneys for Trustoe.

Syracuse. K. Y.

an*.jiTOu. a t i i OCIOCK a. nv lagn V»unty Savlnjts Bank; 8) euse' N. <Y.. un application t«» If on. Charles .t,. 8tone. J

iST'PKKME <;oy,:RT Onondaga Count j Samuel I'ergerson «n. Chariea. A.

H a m s , *it «1. | Pursuant to? a judgment of foreelc

and sale gnuat^d nt a.' Special .Term l' the Supreme j Court, held a t Tho *C House at Syrsouse. N. Y.. on tho 7thr> •of January. IMS. and duly entered In?

'Clerk's onlce* of Onondaga Count I January 10. l OG. the undersigned. 'of Onondaga f o u n t y . duly appointed 'such purpose Ihy said Judgment. Will ;at miotic nueHion to tj»e highest blfld< 1 at the front door of the Court, House 'fhe Cltysof Syracuse. N . V.. on . I'j. 190K. at io o'clock in the forenoon.-*i (thut tract or hmrcci of land doscrlbed said JudgroentTos follows:'

All that tract or parcel of land cltui In the c i ty of Syracuse.'County of On­ondaga and State of New Tork. belncfi part of Uo» No. C.' of Block £0. laccordl to a .Plot of the former village of €Mlr commencing tfrx rods ea«*erly from tttio! northwest .vmner o"f skid Lot No, Q the southerly line>of Spring atreet: th< southerly live,' rods parallel wlth>; street: thence easterly parallel w lQ^ Spring street <slx rods: thence nc to Spring street five rods; thence terly on Sprllig street to tho >laOO'^ beginning.'six! rods. •• -,.'•.- ' •>> •,., i

Dined January 10. 1MK.' • ' .iT:# WILLIAM XL T C R W B I U ^ t t

PATRICK K CAMTT.L, Deputy. BAi DWIN A MAGEE. Attorneys tb:

Plnlntlff. Offlee and P« stofllco ' Add M-27 wietliigf Block. Syracuse. N . T.

ICureMen SLPKEME c<>UKT. onobdaga County.

John w . Fry VK. Herbetjt C, Clark e t -Pursuniit > toj a Judgment o f foreclos.

made In the fibovo' entitled notion ^at , Si»eclal Term of tho/8upr«me Court; hsUQ1

MI tho Courr 1-fouse/in iho c i ty o f £ym»

DR. HENRY .Guarantees !i'»1i, V ? o r f e % u ^ ; " B ' , w -tJS^SSJS^JfSSS^iJISSjn " » M * " ! " ",'' Jnuuar}' sirt. Hon. taio uri

CJerk>fi

local agency. This was taken ?ut by ^ ^ ^ " M f t w J K r t f l r t ' i i ^ * ^ 1 " ^ ^ " " ? ^ Mrs. Bouton a year ago last Christ -nas when she and Franklin visited Syracuso the last time.

H A B T F O B D P O L I C E C H I E F H A S I M P O R T A N T L E T T E R S

POST-STANDARD. SPECIAL TO Tnn HARTFORD, Jan. 24.^-Chle* of Police

Qunn nnnounced to-night that he ha« let­ters written by Milton Franklin Andrews which prove beyond a doubt that ho Is "Milton Franklin," who was with Mrs. BCJJSIO Bouton In Denver. Ho refuses to say what the letters are, but it is thought that he secured them from Milton An­drews' wife, who came hero ten days ago, when Alvln Androws. Milton's brother, disappeared. She is now with Mrs. Alvln Androws.

Tho Denver and local police have also been corresponding by wire, and It is found that Androws' description fits that of Franklin, even to a scar on his face. Chief Delaney of Denver wired to-day: "Andrews Is undoubtedly the one wo want.,"

p The disappearance, of Alvln Andrews led of i

ublic aluction to the MKN miffriinir~f>i>m~itt'«. i'I~."VZ^T#xr•**-•'• ...,.'•-•• .«* ...el fron: door, of the

bUity.Coutr!«cUi!sl b K ^ ^ in thojclty < f 8 y W s \ S t '

ture, l > p e Worm. Skin UIMMMOK, Ulcer*. VmricoM Vdtnm Kltcamittlkwi, K !dnf y *. ltUwidt>r. l>l»b*i** aad PrtT»te l>lsMUM«ar« Uoluf curod dithjr by Dr. l lcnrr.

DR HENRV ^WgiSSft" ESTABLISHED IN SYRACUSE 1896.

forenoon on that date, the promises East Fayvtto fcoreeu. In Syracuse. .W.v., descrllHsl in said Jujlgment an {oliowfR

All that Tract or ]*arcel of Land idtua^ In the City Of S8yra< Use, County of Onoi daga and State of K«»w York, Toiown-sub-division 1 pf lot] No..3 In Tllock S 7

P 0 - n ' ^ r t _ a t , o n Fr#«»- *«««jioin«. Furnish** I said city of SjTracusU accordlnlgtO<t thereof f1le«l In tl*o Onondaina Couni Clerk's Oitlee J(mod}» h,v : q . tf. Hig^lns*

930 SOUTH WARREN STREET. SYRACUSE. N.Y. (Half 81ook South 01 Paateflc*.;

THE ORIGINAL. FoI«r A Co., Chicago, originated Hon*y and

Tar <ui A throat and lung remedy, and on account of tho Rr«at niorlt and popularity of Kalry'a Itonay and T a r . many imitatlonn aro offered for tho gmiuliHt. Auk for FOI.IIV'S llon«*y and Tar and nifuiio any uut>«tltui^ tiffi"r,-«J. an no other prep­aration will tc'vo tho namo naMrlnctlon. It ta mildly laxative. It ronmlnN no oblat M and la •afe«t for chlldr.-n. <". W. Snow & <.<»mtiMiy.

uaca\c\d J ^ S y N O V C A T H A R T I C

p r i z e s in mini . I tiKim-* i i i d . c a . | . . i i H - a r e t h a t t h e j ^ ^ Vnrm

n t h e 'r.T-k. l i e w a s b o u g h t of t h e S n o w

door rink to-night and prizes will be of- j' suspension for lered for the two nioxt gr«>tei«iue cus- was a t< j» e.1 i r

- - • - • • - - • - T „ w l l j l w a | Is .dr.if.ti-d f r o m „ . . . , * b e ; iot i l ied a n d a n y e l u b h a v i n g a I t h e c o u n t r y ' , ' a n d n o t l ia-su. l lng a n y of t h e

for the two ninHt gr.>t« tumvn worn. Friday night thcr mile race for local skaters and a tlve-mlle relay race, between the Uenesee A. C. atul the Tigers A. ( \ . each club havlnv five mt'n to n'lleve each other as t iny ru-e fit.

entries from all sections of

Game Postponed The basketball game whleh wn* to ha

i l l ti.^vt. i » - ^ .x# • * . , - •.. , .

l>i-1 .r claim can establish Its right U* the j bowling centers of the country, to the plaver by j»aylng the amount.of the draft. • number of sevcntv-tlve have be n ro.elve.i

The fnnnnl. transfer of the franchises of . by Secretary Langtry, altlioiiKh It la the Tor.mto and Huffalo clubs to the To- nearly three weeks beft»re tee date of clo<i.

, ront••» 1-tasehnll and Amuf>cmen* ' — «*•-- —«--•- ---> •• *...... I and the Uuffnlo lUiseba.ll and 1

vo ' CompanyL respectively, was nnr im , franchise of .the Rochester !'•:

ALEXANDRIA BAY RACES I COMMENCED YESTERDAY

! Three -minuto H o r s e s Beat T i m e

Genuine stamped C. C C Never sold hi bulk. Beware of trie dealer who tries to seff

"something just as good.** to the discovery of tho connection Franklin and Milton Andrews.

Detectives have been looking for Alvln Andrews slnco ho disappeared, two weeks | ago to-day, and the last trace they have i8 Purely vegetable: contains no harmful1

. *.•_.__ «.._.. «., .„. »._.. ! drugs; Is frc«j from sediment, and pleasant '

WARNER'S SAFE CURE

THIS undersigned -will acll tlon. at the! fron<

w©

on Janunry lSrtj. lKid/erild^lot being*"-feet front on J K.u»t Fayetto •troot. rtJbiouS same In rear uhdlSTi feet deep. 'rvk

Syracuse. N-iV., January foth, i s * . V - *Jl ^ W I L L I A M If. T i m N X R . . i*V

_ . Sheiiiff of Onondaca CountK.^V • P. F. rnhlil. Deput r 8 h e r h T ^ . ; '

J « i ? - w ' N S ? u o ^ MnlntMTii Attorney, OnVe «nd l*o«tofllO) Address ttcortsand! Avenue. Syracuse. N. y. . , CPj»f

•kiw l>f tl

USC.N

lug, Uut what makes th<- pro>;iei ts look! bright for reaching the a»o ma k are tho ! reports from such centers as lbiffalo, In- j

Cincinnati and Columbus, In

t h e 2 . 4 0 Class.

AL15XANDTA WAY. Jan. 2-i.-The rac*s here to-day started with a larf-o crowd In

(»f him was in New York. They believe that he Is with his brother, probably In Huffalo, N. Y. Aftor conferring here with a strange woman, Alvln went to New-York nnd called on Max Daberkow, a printer In the Now York Journal offlco and a friend of his.

To Daberkow he told the same story he did to his wife about receiving a message from his brother that ho had been in

.great trouble nnd. that he. was going to °* • his assistance.

A woman here who knows Milton says that she saw him at the Battle CraeJc Sanitarium late in November. A woman whom he called "Sister Nelda" was with

pleasant to take. C 0 . . C J A L L KIDNEY T R O U B L E * It soothes Inflammation, repairs tissues and stimulates enfeebled organs. For* sale by all dru* stores, or direct. CO cents nnd $1<W a bottle. De suro you get War­ner's. Refuse substitutes.

Curt&aColdisiOnoDay,

2.20 CLASS. Dr.' Ladd, Sackett's

The Syracuso hockey team.that will line. The preparation of the schedule was rouraglng. and enthusiasts of the West-1 up against Cornell In the indoor rink Sat- left to President Powers. Ho' said to- ,.,.n m,.troi>olls have proclaimed a wl l mr. ,- . , urday night will be selected from the fol- night that the season would open on ]t^'"„ °^^v

n[\)^t7f {• S s l m K i C » n , n , l n l'" .lowing players: A. O. Wllluimii. Joseph Anrll ST. nn,l that the schedule would In- »; f ^ f h a V J h j i ' a V o n e / 1 " " ^ r ftlV p" FrVnch"Potadam Vurton. Jay l>e Llnui. Charleji Cham-. elude VW games. Heretofore there has been much dim- • i i l ' o . " , * , . , , m , ,,:,lgne G<-orge Partoo, Frank Chirk. John , cu.ty about t l ? " sc«Th,g, a m i ™ S ^ . ,?v ! d r r B a v " ^ - °" W " K W l - A , C X a n

AWintt and Ld McConnsll. Try Piso's Cure for asthma. It often , Uuigtry has developed, a 'system which' Tim«w-4aC' ,<»4o''»^ '"

a o

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chasers.

Back from the Woods. Polo

MAP.ION. j . P l a y e r s Strike, d,, Jan. • 24—Beeau-e

i books matlo that will admit of two car-I boiv copies—tho original for th«A captiln

J an 'I "f the team, the first copy for the,)i;-ess ! and the second, which will be on c:\rd-

H e l e n D out. ,

James It., Center ..

Roll.

SCO CU\SS. Johrt McCue, Kingston.

G. Gardner, Adams It. Leh'r, Rrvekport,

2,3HM>. 2.32.'

2 .1

1 2

A Aw W i t i l , 2.35.

1

.2

2

Distanced.

Most of T h e m E a s y . NKW ORLKANS.- Ja,n. 24,-Wlth the ex­

ception ol Showdown and Peilo Indian, the fnvorltev in to-day's races so far out­classed their company tlrat the result In ench event was. barring accidents, a fore­gone conclusion. Weather clear: track heavy. The winners: FlhUorv. 7 to »• Frank K.-nny. 10 to 1; Rapid Water. 7 to 10: Phllllnch. 4 (to 5: Hymtfttus. T to « ? Coruscate,.3 to It. •

To Improve Booms. At n meeting of the Pastime A. C.

r»iub last evenlng.lt was voted to make some irnprovemeptsin the r.s>ms. such as repaperlng. redecorating, placing new car-l.ets. etc. Tho estimated cost of the im­provement* Is $300.

« M L i i i . ' I — r-r~ -—-^Twiiirt

AMATEUR BASKETBALL NOTES.

The Jerferson Athletic Club basketball I'iim Is desh-oua of arranging a gamo with "• Warner ttlgh School five. Send com­munications to Manager Samuel "Wcchs-l"r. No.. 707 Sbuth State street.

. • • • The Jefferson Midgets claim the 13-year-

eld asketball championship for Central vNi;w York and are ready to defend that title. Address challenges to Manager Abe

/Scrman. No. W South State street.

A Companion A delightful little traveling companion,

Indispensable to many who travel, are the "Little Comforters"—Dr. Miles' Antl-Pa.n Pills. - 13y their, soothing. iufltK ncts upon the flerves of the-brain and stomach, thev prevent diz*iness, sick stomach and hoad". ache-rcar sickness.

Or. Miles' Amli'Pain Pil ls

cure all kinds of paln.o.ulck and sure, nre perfectly harmless and -do not affect voit in any way, except to xoothe tlie nerves and cure pain. For real comfort never enter upon a journey without Urst secur­ing a package or these "Little Comfort­ers." ,

"I am pleased to recommend Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. They not only cured a. chronic' headache-, but since, if mv head shows a disposition to ache, ono Tablet stops it. I give hundreds of them to suf­ferers on trains.. and derive much satis­faction from * the relief they afford."— M . H . CHARTUS. Traveling Salesman, St. Loolr, Mo.

, The first pack A go will benefit. If not, th© drujfglst, will return, your money.

J 26* doses. 27 cents. • Nover sold in bulk.

will bo tiled-numerically-, so that the lead*. . ers In the different events can be u»-cer-.talnwl.at any moment. F ve minutes afios-

I a team has tlnlshcd bowling the Kto.e will I be iu the tiles.

From, this last nimed fi'e the mnn In charge of the "bulletin .b«ard 'vi I get h:s information, that his board, wh'ch wMU be In full view of b o w l c s ,an<l snect-i»ot>. will irlvc the teams that are In the money at all times.

Another progressive Ftep whi-'h wi'l ap­peal to the. bowlers w'lV be the rpp^int-roent of a pin Judge who will sec that the boys sot up the pins properly.

L a x a t i v e Bromo Quinine Always remember the full name 2o cents.

. . . Tr ibunes Coming' To -n igh t .

The Buffalo Tribunes will be hero this • venlng to line up against the Pastlmo basket ball team and the local enthusiasts look for a corking icamo. The game win take place on the Pastimes' floor, and a larjc crowd Is looked for.

W i n t e r Carnival at Snranac Lake . Tho annual winter carnival, which has

made Saranac Lake famous all overt the country, is scheduled for January 31 and February 1 nnd 2. Tho New York Cen­tral will sell special excursion tieketjs on

January GO. "1 'and February 1, limited to ; return until February S, at rate of SG from1

Syracuse. The tickets require contliious; passage In each direction end validation at Saranac Lake station boforo return Journey is begun. Talk with ticket agent regarding your trip, as tickets are not accepted on the Empire State Express or limited trains to or from TJtica, . *••

Constipation Q u i c k l y Cured.

Unless your bowels arc regular yon cannot be well . Banish constipation and you will not be sick.

I R O N - O X T a b l e t s * c u r e constipation by building up bowel health—they .are not. purgative ^or cathartic, and never lose their effect.

25 cents at drag stores, or from The IroB-Ox Bentedy Co., .Detroit, Mich. B ^ a i B M a B i H a - a ^ - B B - a - B a - B a M a '

to tho proprietors, whereupon Andrews wns ordered out. A few day» later de­tectives came to th« sanitarium looking for him. The last Milton's wlfo heard of him was threo weeks ago. when sho had a letter from Buffalo. Milton was ar­rested once when ho lived in Holyoke. Mass.. for breaking a letter box with a tlrecracker.

Detectives In New York are hunting for tha brothorn.

Try one of our 20-year

GOLD FILLED WATCHES or Waltham movement, at

HARRY N.CLARK-Jeweler and Optician.

Watch repairing. 432 S. Snllna St.

St

COMMON COUNCIL PB/OCEEDINGS

CHIEE REYNOLDS EDCTNTS P0B> MXSSXNG- K A N

Syracuse. N. Y., Monday, Jon. President Sadler pu-sld ng.

9. 1935.

Present Monahan lllnkley, Matty. Ormabec. Dn-

publlo auo^i . door bt the Court

House, in the <3lty ofl Hyracuse. New'Tbrki. on the 2»;th d.(y of January, 1908, a t terw a. m.. the foundry bmperty a t ^CumbeasQ 323 and 227 Wdlf sir ftet. SyikcusO. ^ . . T . ^ including the person il property -oonn< ' therewith, «lei-<rll>cd na follows: .' jriS

AM that tract or Iwrccl of . land eltuaVi Ux the City of ISyrac ise. County'of Ononf daga and Stato of > « w York, being; pari or lot number liourte in <U) in block nuoiF her fourteen <|4> ol tho lnt« vHkure,cr Sallna. bounded and. described an foUowac Reglnnlr.g on the wost«v*ly line of. Wolf street at tho sotithedsterly cornervof' _:__. lot, running thence I along said .western «J line of Wolf street t|ir«»o it) rods: theno w westerly at right vinglcs with Wolf stroou* twelve rods; thence southerly and par *t fllbl with Wolf street three rods t o tttiL southerly line of sold lot; . thence faster!; M nloiiir said southerly lino twelve vrods t» £• the place oj l>eginning. contnlnlnjf « h f r » ^ six s«ju:iie rods, and being the "t ' premises conveyed' by Carrot DoylO others io P»*ter l»ngnot by d>ed> dat July 21st. 1K70. and reeordod In Onon< County Clerk's jofflco in book 281;;Of at n-age "83. etc.}

Subject to a purchase money mOrtcaf.. on which thereils unpaid fl.MOXM) with In-terem from July lm, 1904. * :.

Together with all the fixtures, machln-^ et-v. Uavks. patfenis. stock on hand nodPS otb<»r itersonul J property of .that natUfar) iMimeeted wlthyiald pr.>mlses a n d ' upon or about the; same.. ,

Alw> that certain other 4ract orjparoel _ land, situate in; Syracuse. Now XorJc^^eVi ucribetl MR folloivs:

All that tract" or parcel of land'sltuat . in ih«» C!t.v of Hyrocuse. County of-Onon« duga and State^of N e w York, and kuo* nnd distinguished on a map of «ald m'.id<* by Uorden nnd Griffin airbelnjr of alocfc No. Oilo Hundred and Fort n«5> in ssid e|-;y and bounded an scribed na followa, v i s . : .fteglnnli the northwest corner of lot No. Ux said RIock No. (One Hundred and five <145) In the east line ?of Ui street; thence east one hundred trim two and neventy-two one hundrsdL, f!92 72-100) feet i t o lands -sold by-vJoh! Cullcn by deed dated January 27.'11*8.^an recorded in Onondsga County Clerk*B oi flee in Book Noj 1C1 of Deods a t page thence south one hundred nnd one, feet to lands of JVfena Cohen: thenoe fifty-one (ci) fbet and forty-^hrht one». hundredths*"(4R-VK» of a foot t o U »

Aid. Cawli-y. W.-nz. Schmleder, j jinC' of Subdivision No. sixteen <1B) o f block: thence north thirty-nine' and ,tWi

J .^ '^^^'J '" ' .,Il•I110!.l^ ^Ti1*?!: cr??:*}}:' • teen one-hundreflths <X>U-J00) feet tO\th«l \ \ urzbureer. Freeman, Crouso, liaston. Allen. Rich—18.

'Absent—Aid. Ix>hn.nnn-*1. On motion of Aid. Wens, the reading of

the minutes of the last meeting was dis­pensed with and the minutes as prepared by the rierk approved.

PRKSKNTATION OF PETITION& By Aid. Matty:

northeast corner of oaid Subdivision sixteen (16>: thjtnce west one 7n forty-ono and Hwenty-four hundredths? (141 24-100> Tect to the. east line of 3CUI-P berry street; thenco.north on *safd. line three and {three-fourths, <33HD\

t to the place of beginning. A >\ 1 Together wit hi all flxturesJ nmohfnery« stock on hand and other personal

with awddji

SPBCIAL, TO T H U POST-STAXDAKD. DENVER, Col'.. Jan. 24.—Tho mark off

"M. F.' A." on some of tho clothing left j at the Albany Hotel In this city by tho I Of Mary 1,. 'Hamlin nnd Charles A. i ertv of that 'n i fnr* eo n n . man known as Milton Franklin and whom | ^ S u r n l T i ^ T ^ 0 ? ^ portion1 of %&*'* ™* fy*"?™*

V a n .RenKvel.i.-r - r e e t ' ^ t u e f e , B I P * ' J

t r a c k s o f W e s t S h o r e RMIro' id . I o f l a n d b o u n d e d l u n d d * ^ H Referr.d to Hii-h^ay Committee. , or u« na ooundod land deacti

REPORTS ST A NDING COMM r-lTEnR 1 AU tiint tract br nareel o f By Aid. Knwer. from the Highway | In i h o O ^ S ] ? S w T S S i ^ i

mboat< or

d sltuatof Onondoes4

tho Denver. Hartford nnd Ruffalo police aro looking for in connection with tho murder of Mrs. Bemlb Bouton, leads to j the suspicion on tho part of the police!

tee on the netlMon of Plan**he A . J i'oumv "N* V " 1&iin4i^7nn<i~Ma^£f£ZS7 drews. ' RarncH and others f .r the. paving of Wood follows' to w i f i Part ^nSS^xS^1

Chief of Police Reynolds of Colorado , n^e.,,n

,4° ?i'An •S"i'n no^:;;'L t o ^ r^ nven . .e ncconllng to it mnpof t h o S r S r ^ W

Springs is now ,„ the East ' tryWB to a%ffit Vh^et °oV n ^ f f l r b W ^ pi^ locate the man. It is known that Frank- of Htandard grade an,. / i „ « m y

Pu P "£-iK s V c l m f f i 2tf\Z£S&3gl?iwuoS*

Hn had Hartford connections and It Is i.iC!!?0!. 1 II i« (,i*'hl'w\* pavement of the southwest obmer of said block 11m-

c l t > ' i f u r . a . , r , r l Q d , . , L l P n . ^ .V0 l '» from t|n*0 0 f j OHHt o n "U jJ ne paVaiic'i ^ ^

ft line threo foot,1 «i

thence went on a]lino parallelfSiltXl'iL street one hundred and fort^r-eoe teett

i for a lK-riou «;[ ten u«» ven-g rrom tin<* or least on « line parauei wiui fact that his linen was marked I completion without further cost to city or 1 one hundred 'audiforty-ono t . A." was first divulged by a 1 pr

]?^.0,I .

:ub';rCri'- . , n , cti*3 \h*nco A * * , ^ ? n a

.*_'•! J*a.\oium>. ... ! with Mulberrj* rtfeet thlrty-t

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The "jr. F , sister of the dead girl. Mrs. Charles Nel­son of Santa Brfrbara. where the pnlr I stopped for a few days in August. Chief of Police Delaney said to-night that he was firmly, of tho opinion that Milton Franklin Androws was tho correct name of tho fmrltiv©. ;

This new development has given the police fresh lmpulso in the case and

(Continued on Tenth Page.)

work was promptly begun to work up tho clew. It is probable that some of th© Western detectives conversant wi th- tho

.record of tho man to follow up

the case.

crlme^ind the Western recor wanted\ may visit the Eas t

threo inches to {the place ^of Being the samel premiss* convtyedYt Jacob Sngnrmnnjby Etta Broasberr a J^^rcus Bromberjr-by deed datedUteM^

J.3SM, and recorded tn Ononi

Slerk's office tn Book 2<»#> etober 31. 1««. . ,yj Dated January 12th. 1505. •'•:

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