The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1895, Page 2

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1895. This Testimonial is Up to Date And Means Something LOOKS LIKE MURDER. y Shows that Howe's Skall Was Fractured. The autopsy performed to-day upon the body of Andrew Howe, who died in the alcoholic ward uf Bellevue Hosptial yes: terday, Indicates that he was munlered. ‘The theory Is that he was sandbagged for the purpose of robbery. The autopsy was performed by Dep- uty Coroner Weston, It was found that there was a fracture at the base of Mr Howe's skull, and that the brain was lacerated, elther of which was suificient to cause death. Deputy Coroner Weston said Mr. Howe's fatal wounds might have been aused by a sandbag, and the mark on his chin may be the result of his falling face forward from the blow. Howe was an old-time New Yorker, and was Well known In dry-goods circles. in which he was former! ot late he had been a comm’ the linen line For the past eighteen months Howe had lived at 16 Bast HG HETTY GREEN’S LATEST. Mr, Kempton Succeeds Mr. Ri ae Her Attorney. Hetty Green has another lawyer. To- day Judge Beach signed an order on Mrs, Green's application substituting Edwin Kempton, of Brooklyn, as her attorney of record in place of Charl Rustin, in the proceedings before Ref- eree Anderson for the settlement of the accounts of, Henry A. Barling, as rur- viving, executor of the will of Mrs. Green's father, Edward M. Robinson Mrs. Green's reference case entered upon its forty-third month to-day. Lawyer Kempton started In to ques- tion Mr. Barling as to certain ne red on the books of the estate and ks and securities sold as far back . mainly the script of the Atlan- Insurance Company. “You sold script, Mr. Barling, and bringing In 6 per ent, Why did you do that?’ “Oh, 1 thougit it was best I notice, Mr. Bariing, that tn the schedule of money pad to Mra. Green HUDSON RIVER RISING, Biggest Freshet in Years Is Now Pending at Troy. 8 .M IS NO NOVICE pké ‘Helped Her Got a from Husband No. 1. Daniel sSons Two Specials. Men's medium weight Shirts # Drawers. Natural wool and camel’s hair. Lot 1 at c. Loew Warns Her to Be at To-Day’s Hearing. All Ferries Suspended and Much Damage Done. | Wous Pryor’s Tale of Saloons, High Opp @iik end Borrowed Money. awk Valley Flooded—Reports from Other Pointe Mary Jessie Meinecke, the de- fa preliminary proceedings tor divorce, brought by her hus- the Greenwich street drug mer- was the first person to arrive fe Loew's office, 233 Broad- TROY, N, Y., April 19.—The biggest freshet seen in the Hudson in years is now impending at this point, The water began to rise rapidly yesterday after- noon, ard the heavy rain which fell last night added to the flood from melt- worth 4 for tow Pein at you enter nin ie . Bryden, George R. Thompso Hebets Pb Matter being out for never, ¥ sa ) Where the hearing w: eon this morning at 5 o’ 5. Hardy, with the fisticuit encounter Ae until ne } hous later. He was serene. Meinecke told an “Evening " peporter that she was a divorce. when her present husbanu her. went with me to Chicago to Kei ~ the divorce.” said Mrs. Meinecke, “ani two children, by my former hus with me. On the way back we With an acicdent. My two cnildren and jin the wreck I was rly would ow, and it Would do nu into the proceed- rdy said that he had had enough of the bombastic Mrs and her annoying interrup- aid he to Referee Loew d the-e pro vy, renderes ists Task feree to exclude her from the a {be wbilged to ask the defend. “ant. to if she continues the in Yiied Reteree Loe Reen-year-ol ox-messenger : Pryor, who was under a rigid cross. tion yesterday, again in the shar this morning yu in told of on *Secasion whe Meinecke in Brother's av ie saloon * _'pretty ful ther home and Said the withen ere you her guardian?” cried Mr ‘nly wanted to get her home." @, Witness declared that he had Mrs, Meinecke $6 while in Pel- ville, esterday he salt that he Money; not enough to pay his ire to New York. told how he pawned her Tit. bracelet, but could not remember he obtained. He told of to the flat at 49 Columbus Heged “high jink: which ference Was made to Mr. Plerce's visit te tne Meracks. fat. was the ni: clerk at the St. olas Hotel. gala that on one occasion he Meinecke go out of the house Ht, accompanied by two men, m he Md not know. She did not re: wntll 6"A. M. the next day. ried Mrs, Meinecke, that Mrs. Meinecke had tefad got him ‘repeatedly, and a teatifed truthtully, thous through fear of ‘personal ace st her hans. “fie fepenied his mony of yesterday, that he heard hannon, of New Rochelle, talk- ira. Meinecke's bedroom at Pel- F ecke had i that Justice of the Peace Frank was responsible for her trouble, termission was then taken until L o'clock. Lawyer Hardy said after- —_—— = - FAILED TO AGREE. Jury tm the Anna Dickinson Case Discharged by the Court. SCRANTON, Pa., April 10.—The ju fm the case of Anna F. Dickinson Dr. Underwood, Dr. | Hileman urs was discharged to-day, able to agree up eae Acneson Announced In discharging jodie that he was led to do so use of the death of Mrs. John oe bee wife of one of the jurors, “Th ineerity Of the jurors, it is said, favored ® Verdict in favor of the plaintiff. A a a fused Ae rece ayer Fh, 000 for being incarcerated five Weeks in the Denis elle ‘Tum in 1391. SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD. Wrman Scoltay Kills Himself in Hin 6 Fath House, ‘Wyman Scollay, single, forty years old, @en of George W. Scollay, a retired Physician shot and killed himself in not Rls room + his home, 37 West ‘Tenth | fc The | i at $ o'clock this morning. entered the right temple. : f fifteen years “Beollay had dal clerk for Wool & Broadway, gommercial, geht rade. He left three 6 ago, suffering from melancholia as being watched and treate! by and his condition appeared Bate improved. Yesterday he went to eftice of Wood & Co. and sald he be back to work in a few days v This morning he was up early and ate fast in his mother’s room, who is ‘Then he went to his own room, and & few minutes later his father heard rt of a pistol. Mr. Scollay, ho ig an old man, hastened there and is son lying on the floor with a noe" in left temple. 8 a large revolver with pee shot himself. lay called in Dr, Wright, ust have bee kr Seollay been which instanta- believes his son Beous, eae atte with @ sudden fit of in-| Out am Artery and Refused Aid. Yoho Brennan, of 44 Beach street, put bia right siuAT"s, the bureau glass in his room a: Wered aM ariory. Me was takes the Hudson Street Hospital, wiere he re-| Bod tore off the clamps. from loss of fe treatment. io ac trmica by 9 Tra A bhabbily dressed man, who retui hia heme, and ts supposed to be demen ‘suicide early this morning by thr If under the of a train ou Raliroad Avenues. Hy w ‘County Hospital. He finaily becam blood that he had to the system, in aulineas of ee Ae itable Tem i. fey calam a Sdeereie aeir cs faind result from persicious ious often indulged in To reach, re- Law- the defendant yesterday still fresh items as pald to your- How js that?" flon’t know. I suppose I did it to the commission ow. about. the ship. Lataeta, one: n of which Was owned by the en- The ship was sold for $30 at New Bed- d July 13, 1872, and the amount the recelved Was $3.75." ‘That wouldn't buy the copper,” broke rs, Green, Now, 1 see by the schedule that the nterest of the estate in the ship James Maury was $19,000, and that only $3,265.99 self. “r Twenty-sec street, which Is leased by Mrs. Last" Friday he visited Amsterdam — Hotel, — Fourth and | Twenty-first ' atreet. — F in the best of spirits and hi drinking some, but wax not Intoxt He chatted with Augustus W. Fost one of the proprietors, and several other friends, At 11 o'clock he started for home. Halt.a of the” East ton found Howe un sidewalk. He took him to tho #tat Twenty. was Teallaed, How about that? Can you account for it? 1 cannot, air" 1 notice that the whalin; estate were valued at $134,910.61; that vessels were sold and brought but iI making a los of $118,520.72, How do you account for that?’ I don’t know, 1 didn’t riake up the account. An expert did that.” Mr. Barling at this point was clearly rattled An adjournment was taken until next Monday, interests of —— 18 MONTHS FOR CROZIER. Champtoning Edith Bennett's Cause Lands Him tn State Prison, John Crozier, formerly manager of the printing department for the firm of McKesson & Robbins, wholesale dru gists, pleaded gullty this morning to robbing them of $8 before Recorder Goff tn Part I. of General Seastons ani was sentenced to one year and six months in State prison, A month @ woman by the na of Hlth Bennett had Patrolman FY erick Wagner, of the Oak street station arrested for accepting a bribe of $1 from her and for steal.ng $60 from her. Crozier was a witness against the po- Heeman and champloned the cause of the woman. Mrs. Croz! vho lives at G6 Decatur street, Brooklyn, started an investigation of her husband's con- nection with the case. He had told her that he was on the road for hia em- ployers and had been away for seven teen weeks, She found that he had been In New York all the time, and had contributed to the support of the Bennett woman. The true state of affaira was made known to Crozier's employers, and they learned that he was several’ thousand dollars short in his account. A specific charge was made that he retained $8 kiven to him to buy postal cards for an out-of-town customer, Crozier’s wife was In court this morn- ing when he war eentenced, but she had nothing to say to him. SOCIETY MEN IN A ROW. SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.—Talbot Clifton, society man and famous locally asa whip, Inat night slapped the face of Carlisle Reginald De Koven Norwood, recently of New York, and also promi: hent in soctety, je men were not on a friendly fos Ing, and when Clifton rejected overtury for'a reconciliation, Norwood called hit a blackguard, This was In the billlard- m of the Palace Hotel. Norwood seized a billiard ball and’ poised his arm for a blow, when several gentle- men interfered, Carlisle Norwood Norwood & Dilley, sald to-day: My son Is In Callfornia, Carlisle Norwood, Jr, Inald De Koven’ In it “Why, my boy Is only a kid of twenty. one years, and more of a kid than most ys of twent 1 don't tmagine any » had can be of very of the law firm of 140 Nassau street, His name is ‘There's no ‘Reg- Mr. Norwood lives nt 14 West Forty- nth street. He is a member of the Association, Union League, Clin, Mendelasohn” Glee ¢ "ub, and Downtown Associa Rar gers. Church tion, —_——. LOUISE ST. QUINTEN SUED. Husband of the Actress Wan Divo oe, of | the | Beside who | Louse IK Quinten Van der Luhe, merly well known on the comle opera stage as Loulse St. Quinten, is de dant jin a sult for absolute diyoree which was on trial before Judge Giidersleeve In the Supertor Court tox Her husband, Henry ©, Van der Luh charges ber with intimacy with several nen whose names he fays are unknown to him, but some of whom he hopes to produce in court before the trial is Mra. Tetaliates charging her husband with. Inttmac with Queenie Ray and Daley Wa Lowery, actresses, In 1888 and 1889, | “he couple were married July 1888, ard have one child, Louls Theodore, aged five years, Van der Luhe house. Howe was in acomatose ¢ ton, He was taken to Bellevue pital, a prisoner, on the charge of tr ation. He died yesterday after hout having regained Conse. he police claim to have discovere Itness who saw Mr. Howe fall on FF lty morning, A number, of pawn tick ts were found in Howe's pockets, an these facts, It fs claimed, contra tict the heory that the man was the victim of in assailant, CAESAR’S PLEA LEA NOT GUILTY. Murderer Ar Before Recorder ¢ William Caesar, who Mareh killed Mary Martin at 18 West seventh street, whose body was found at Waverley place and Sixth aven Sunday, March 31, and whose Identity ‘as revealed by “World” reporters, was before Recorder Goff, in Part 1 the ieneral Sessions, to plead to the Indic nent of murdet in the first found yesterday Willam Fo Howe, Howe & Hummel, appeared for him guilty for him, ar did not Say anything. He was y dressed, clean shaven, and stood very straight, his hands trembled ashe held on to the railing. He tn ed his head slightly to the Recorder when he was committed to jail without ball to awalt trial ‘There was no scene of any kind the court and not more than a dog gons apparently Knew Caesar wi the bar. He was not taken to the pen with the other prisoners, but was led across the “bridge of sighs” to his cell in ‘Tombs. No date has been fixed for his trial Caesar was taken, before MeMahon, in the ‘Tomt noon. The fite! en indicted by the Grand 8 communteated to the Court, Caerar was returned 1 oll ‘The Coroner's inque down waned, taking stage Ho» x! Mary Martin ned 29 last wenty nd in al the for the the case beyond the preliminary and to the criminal courts ts direct. OARSMEN FOR THE N.Y. A.C. Eight Ro and Two Kine Shells The Athletic Committee of the New York Athletic Club met lust night and considered a letter from tre: tguton Athletic Club in regard to the interna- Uonal championship games, to be de: sided Sept, 21, Its contents pleased the Committee, for the Ixhimen notified them that the events # 1 were sat Infactory, with two “exceptions, | which Will be Idoked Into by Secretary John C, Gullck to-day. The Committee also Wectded to ore two on boats, a oe elght-owred nell and a juntor four-oared shell, from Waters, ‘The senior sheil is to coat $500 und the sunor anell $n Yachting Conumitt to Get uh a Sub: Aaget the colors of yachts conne Club, which now number over 1), and also ‘the private signals of owners. ‘This book if espected to. be very handsom when completed The Committers also took action on the bean een the Assockition, which ts to {nthe club tank to-morrow, Pri- 1 Saturtay ‘evente Aa th mis not larg “a large crowd on! of the Club a e ighieats of ogo Athletic elation. will the conte ho Be ing ‘Tater in the Cid as member the Grub se mer sattas during the JACK DEMPSEY MAY SUE. Claims the Seanide Athlette ¢ o Him Tt ts said on good authority Dempsey intends to sue the S lotic Club for money whieh he due him from his Masco “Ago, Sev 1 was at’ the New Athletic Club last might, and ening he salt t he had res nly $118 as his share of the pery ithe Kater Demp: e was ordered K, registering fod wiih the ub hem witness rors, at their meet nat admitted Inte who ey. that Jack paite Ath- ns is with ‘Tommy months Manhat ely n sta | GEN. KERWIN SUED. Mes. | tre Loses Her Action for #100 for Back Rent. ‘The trial of an action brought by Mary F. Buttre against Police Commisstoner | Michael win, for $00 for the rent Barclay street, was “itzsimons in uarter of 1 moved out of the inber in that win ckaim prem {ses in ear and 18 for. the Jury r cpened fury Mast nie ndant. The vase has teen charged his w y with & young man named Rod! Auderon says that Lodine was an aud simply called to ave her. —— Drove Her Husband from Witllam Moat ¢ Court U children He are for them a6 West old friend, A made an applicat: day tor the custody says Nis wife te wnt a Mt that while bis wite. wh iv-neventh street. was Patrick's Day, he declares, and drove him out of the house. to-day ordered to show cause Why she sho surrender the children. Mrs. Nelson A. Miles Taken Home. ‘The conditon of Mra Nelson A, Miles, wite of nto the {his two en at wirick him a not =| had already | whic ‘the m mone) to show) that Jeductod from ¢ have Island, train money prep nt had nsex and ved from “0 in all, when pay his expen’ also stat Ay, mate money, & the Board 1 not to gt ecel ved, by an) “Evening Workt! er in the evening, Dempsey he had ne trou! h Club. t at he wo) ed dim mare money which he alle h He sid he had har work Tt igs th ends that if Jack remainter of his a bring the ease into the co BABY'S FATAC WEDIOWNE, Druget Whi repe salt th aside mney t he mn t mat ha Kon ere nson's dot Ca On Hen or OU, A >i jan Solomon buby of Max Hundred and Fiftee died sudden Sunday which was substituted astor oil, included in This was written by Dr. Herman Jar- ecky, of 18% Lexington avenue, and Coroner's physician t 1 the Cohen, autopsy in Cohen, th mths ust me th | one mistake f preseription, fe by a ing snow and ice north of here. Tho water im 14 feet above low tide mark, and all the docks, from the State dam south, are submerged. The dock of the Citizens’ Steamboat line is under water. All ferries have suspended, and con- siderable damage has been done to prop: tty in the cellars of warehouses. No injury to personas is reported. t none of th hotth, has appeared. SCHENECTADY, N. Y¥., April 10. the thaw and heavy raina caused the water In the Mohawk River to rise last wight higher than It has risen in sev- Ul years. ‘The entire valley is flooded nd the jossee will be No heavy, POUGHRERPSIM, NY. Apel 10.— The Hudson Rb is very high rom the ‘reshets up the river, and at some points property on the banks is threatened NT} the wharves in this city are sub- merged by the unusually high tide. BURLINGTON, N. J., April 0,—Owing to the heavy rains within the past two days the Jelaware River has risen hearly twelve feet. At Lambertville families cloae to the shore are moving household effects to higher ground. In Frenchtown the river has risen twelve fect. The shad fahertes aiong Stockton and’ Lambertville have been abandoned. T r ris rising rapidly at Manunk Chunk and Stockvo: On the Am oy division of the Pe vania Railroad at Bast burlin tracks Gong the Assissunk heen washed away. Retween and Be ntown the tracks a nit and cover with wood. ton men & king rs on tracks and putting down ew The town wharf is subme wharf. he p's in a dangeron the foundation having partly Washed away FLEMING Stockton a RAL a ean i Hendricks, just Stockton, this mor ing ‘The live stock bad been r The grounds of the Stockton G ire being washed out and t 8 in danger, Anxiety ty felt about the safety of the at al locks north of Stockton. If the riv continues to raise, they may use the town to be flooded. Were struck by lightning The roof of John N Ws residinee wa torn off, John Harring was struck by lightning and is not expe ted to Hve. As y heavy Ice supposed to be beet April 10.—At iver is f John r fro “Club building Wind Blows Trolley Poles Down, (Special to The World.) COLLEGE POINT, T. TE. April 10.—The wind blew with auch fury at thia place on Thirteenth set that two trolley poles were hrought down La) kk Chis morning. The cars were finatle to run for several hours. Wonther Fo Forecant for thirty-six hours endl Thursday for New York today and Thuraday, sorting, high northw tse on Thuraday. The followitg record shows the temperature during the : Med by the therny PAM... AG A. Me, ant. ap. M Fair Thursday ing in n the Per teat) COAL BARGE WENT DOWN. Sunk in Fifteen Feet of Water off verno: The coal barge M willes sank In 16 feet of water off Governor's Island a 8 o'clock this morning, The barge was In tow of th pt John Hannaway, aware and Raritan Steam pany, of | 12) Broad street, were fifteen strong Ude swung boats in the the tow Margeities the other barges and drove a hole in her side. She immedi ly fied with water and sant. captain, his wife and the other | os WAS soU belongin, m & Co York, THE PIPES FELL ON THEM. That In Why a cdward Walker, of 410 Q nineteen years ob, place, Brooklyn, pl Verely Injured by p while Luding They were Street Hospital | ROLLER SKATES KILLED. ekhand Tees. t det South and was hound for Ne wa ay twenty-one years old, | + enth avenue, and John sha eae rs, ‘ fal mornin SUM Street oved to the Hudson A Child Falls from amma Bustard, Iversity place, died pesults of Injuries ty her head, She fell down waile roiler-skatin, = HOUSEREBPERS ARE FOR HH It 1 Wanted Bomnale Employers watch T a child, living yesterday LOOKING Wort alveriisu Words Want ¢ —— trea Void ¢ Lawyer, Osborne, In the City ¢ ' art, Brooklyn, | f Mra. | aK ‘ nie] on Feared Life More Than Death Because Existencé Was Only Misery ful oman ‘Suspension ridge, N.Y. Hood & « 1 win « whi Race Riot in New NEW DRED who roe, Voting purposes. m and clubs were used, and the New York ¢ “A Splendid Chance. Sy whe 1s weak Dr ¢ makes a ¢ é\h mplain, and he h symptom ly that patients understand their complaint as we! ery ayn whieh they and describing the case so Uh though they an of * Dear Sirs wonds In favor of Hood's Sarsapai through God's blessing, has done for me what remiedion whi tlon, proportic Hood's Sarsaparilia, But Hood’s Sarsaparilla Effected One of the Most Wonderful Cures in the History of Medicine, Many of the cures by Hood's Sarsaparitia have upon re val history. ‘The case stated below must certainly be added he list of the most remarkable achiet ont illustrates how potent » brought together tn the co possenses powers, and by which it Fem, ‘The story of to Stick. | Bridge, N.¥., alve words, is deserving of care and t Mra Fa | Dhad to vated the troubl came affect near at hy ehalr and st worsted. dney Hi CLOTHING IS VERY CHEAP. New Departure by Byck Bros, in Popular Prices. Byck Bros, the well-known clothing dealers at decided and overcoats a specialty, | though carrying @ complete stock of higher priced clothing, bells ave roms Impure or potsoned b is now liv | who is the wife of Mr J. F ts tractor, In wu no doctor or any m | Up to tWo years age T ved iy Loe all my Hie friends and In Mareh, 1874, my last child hn time 1 become aMlicted with what the doctory termed worst form « imeavine™""““" blegd’s Sarsaparilla Life Was Despaired Of. The fam!ly physician gave my case much atten- 1 lant night and a rave war ad this morning wel F wha my sand ad ov my right limb, which brought Jon rheumatism tn the right hip. 1 | wearing ared stocking, the coloring dye polaoned tye tutta SWICK imaging! there was a $90,000 fund for Forman was wounded {n the shoulder. dy and Ralph Scuider were arrested | 69 %rcn, Worth $1,00. Lot2at BO “act. Worth 75c, BOYS’ LAWN BLOUSES, «Gc. to $3.00 cach, DoaniellSons. 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Aside from this have never had any pain or lost an hour's, my ankle from any of the ave mentl 24 hours {t broke out in a running sore, What I suffered no tongue can tell, and for 15 years until June, 1892, my Life Was a Continual Misery. Five difefent times gangrene got into my sys turers [em and bad T been possessed of the means, 1 Mina, | Would have gladly had my left stmt amputated. it by the process pectitar to | TRE fleah on my left ankle became badly eaten ; and affected the bone, which was plainly visible ‘Vous it in that Hood's Sar- if Ase Mamet eee tent htood-purifying | Miseveral places. My finger and toe nails Looy- Seance tant [ened and came off My hair, whieh was quite pene abundant, came out profusely, and my Whole Body Was so Affected { the least touch would cause a severe Mtohing tion to go over me, 1 bal not known for hts sleep was without some id by the doctor to deaden the torment, Creading death yet | the more. My druggist, Mr. Huntley, took a deep Interest In my ease and would often suggest some new olntment or lotion, As stated, in 1802, naving rewd apout Hood's Sarsaparilia, I decided to give It a Fair and Faithful trial, realizing that my case was deep-seated and Twas very much rundown, When T had taken | four botttes, I positively knew I was being helped. Gradually the sores healed on my right Mui and my left limb took on a healthier up- as wonderful victostes In medi troubles The Biles RLOR SUIT. in Brocatelle, ‘orth double the BEDROOM SUITS, 15 00, 820.00 BRASS AND WHITE [RON BED®TEADS, 3.50. CARPETS AND MATTINGS WILTON VELVETS.... Pte. ALINE OF BRUSSELS, WITH BORDERS TO MATTIE REDUCED FROM 1.00 10 Ole. Rah, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ++ 43c. +++ 170. INGRAINS .....--.- STRAW MATTINGS, PER ROLL oft YARDS, JOIN LESS.... 2.97 WARP MATTINGS PER CROLL 40 ValtDs CASH OR CREDIT. 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D. 8, Jersey City, ulton and Nassau streets, to make their $15 suits ‘This firm, al- s there is He = gut up by Druggist Jacob Berenson, of eee on Greve, 297 Becond avenue, Berenson is a graduate of lege of Pharmacy, Class of 1893, | & certiticate from the Hoard macy of Kings County, a great public demand for good suits and overcoats at the price mentioned, and with a view to building up a trade in overcoats and sults for $15, have placed in that department many aulte And overcoats that were bought sold for $18 or $20, and even more. ‘That this new movement of this enter ad talked with the Doctor ations #0 clear that th just what alia them, 4 Journey to the city end doctor's Dr. Donlin found this afternoon that | (lls exactly what to do to get well: It aa the child died from taflammation of the | othiae. Pr. Greene te (mont successful spe- Stomach and vowels, caused by un fe | Sate {2 curing nervous and chronic diseasen, r this enter. cidental administration of oil nemock, | de is the discoverer of that wondertul medicine, | prising firm proving popular wi ‘The inquest will be held later, and until | pe Greene's Nervure blood and nerve remedy, at thon lp tbe leree ‘action will be taken agalnat '» Karsun Dee a he z lic has He makes hin ex- annot belp but un-| who became suddenly 11 I onday was 9 much improved this morning that ‘as taken from the Holland House to her home on Governor's Island. th y and has ‘of Phar- __ Flats and Apartments to Let. Lik ‘elegaut Goore to let, § rooms oacn, ell vig 109 wig Balan en ey OS | demaialllet Mieiaad “JOUSSMEBPHRS ARB LooKixe” LooKINe VOR MELP. 11 costs but 10 conte to ineert Stieation Wenled Female” adverioamant to Te _ ‘Bmpleyere watch Tho Wertt's Wess Connecticut's 0! Womap Dea NEW LONDON, Conn, April 10.—Mre. Zipporah Botham died in Montville yesterday, aged ane Dundred years, wine montha She was the oldest womes is Connesticnt, it Is believed. no Be aries aycem of letter cormespendense, i bes bees y proves ' * Dag are — mee senate