The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1907, Page 3

; ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1907, 1 Reeeeieeieity st WAL’ CLOTHES. ‘Pretty Girls Storm Ft. Wadsworth VE AUT Lover Became a Buran (INE EXHIBIT IN : i hatin the Gallant Seventh (IN \ a | , “o He Migh a my WATERS eae PIANOS |New York Militiamen Saved | r Hig! sh Iron Fence, We now offer the largest and most ¢legant stock of Leave pebiib on Trip Across Waters Pianos we have|l | shown in sixty years: Dont fail to hear and examine them! We can certainly suit you as | to tone and quality, and satisfy you as to prices and terms, Wealthy Farmer Mott Kept}MAIDS COULDN'T GET IN. sia and Europe. to | Wearing Apparel of Wife's Attorney But They Had Cameras and i Neel rae | They Carried Pictures LAWYER NAMED. IN.SUIT.| Off in Triumph. | Paris. } PEKING, June —With @ cannon w ading of exaust pipes that ‘eet the Chinese rushing to tastr Jose houses to deat cones the five racing eer ANY We care -king-te-Paria xutomodtia mr NYY 1O~ dart oO ni mK ayia 3 1 QQ Ss to-tay atrted away on ete i} |) corpo nac AY | mitts ron. The race was Inaugurated by Hi] N \ a Paris newspaper, and the entrants { consist of three Frenct cars, one Dutoh and ene Malian. | The foreign quarter turned out to ive them « hearty sendoff, while the | natives @tared wide-eyet at the first racing motor care ever seen in Peking Night Raid Caused Flight of Ii]} “Sergeant of the munrd, Post No. m oF There's a bunch of girth down there Clad Man Which Ended with camerns. ‘Raus mit ‘em a en n Tt wae girls with cameras, girls with in Icy Brook. autos, girls with fellows, girls wi ————— fellows, blond girls, brunette girls, and girle with papa, girls with mamma and all the rest of the family that thered hout Bome remarkable exhibite will be of- fered in evidence by the plaintim in the sult of Augustus Mott, of Hempsteed, fence that tncloses t L. 1, against hls wife, Katherine, for i “ “4 ; @beolute divorce, which was calleg to- aid pl eh allt a sgh Alchough the Chinese officials and diplo- a M hon “ ‘ mate gor the moat part bad seen er ; ay defore Just! nein the Nessa | rhe big iron fence also incloses the $ the millions of | led and surprised County Supreme Court at Mineola | ia, colored and white tents of the at the strange apparitions, Among the Among ¢ art to be produced and e ompani " ot SAMAR: Sx Gvibidibn ) are 1G? MORE Se ye eee tad te rcensesein oes fipiomatic reaiieme who aw the start @lothes, a pair of hoes and sundry | | poe shy ¢ compantes trom were. the“ Amergan, ” Auetrian and ibaa ot -other ee rearing appare,, |e Thirteenth Artillery of Brooklyn: Franch’ Ministers’ A irrench and a m pparel. | Why the . lay od. fbn Spa yee eda ks Automobdiiea were taken to Cotne | 4 4 | all alleged to have been, up to the ~B f . : wight De manda’, titers = ir Me |! the words of Major C. B. Leydecker OMe Af THE PAISWORDS BEACT PeThi£ OF COG 1 Rect. |on ; phighoand and anced at Peking. The | : Bay, 7a ; | commanding ofticer of the compantes of With WE CHEF AMO HIS NW SHOE. it the race | Asia ie over i Mott seized them, the property of LAn-' tne seventh Regiment. He says E 3. Peking Irkuta oi eae. ; 5 Sele bs Maskin’ attorney-at ian: Mr | “phe military authorities are of the A, Bou Sihe Waters 3-Y car System = Nee as 600) os inden whoee | Pinion that the State artillery should | ‘ | $ 112 peated nas bn: baer pin | know how to handle the big gune of the! gives you three years’ time fi broad acres at Hempstead, with the| ‘ 3 Bisoa }coast defense and from time to time i oust ew'tmated ; : i; Sxception of the old homstead plot ®t) wilt send Btate troops to the fortifica eithough wide margins on a piano without interest, | ia Front and Cilnion streets, baye oeen] fo, Owing to the fact that accunt - @ut Up Into building lots, He ts wealthy | noe sey 2 ’ [ungments In remote Asta are lacking, | | e . eae is a matter of theory that ‘The racers plan to go # certain ds-| | | and sixty-two years old. His wife 19) J iners should be protected while they tance each day between timing-poinis 5 i orace a ets a. } yd ein marcled twenty | sre at work, and to that end the ta along eae te tn order, to. jet : ‘ Thre: Stores: | Astorney Is Accused. when they are at work, and eo, just as ea, evcaping convicts, roving iha-| ADV IDESON 127 W. 42d St., near B'way. About a year ago Mr, Mott and nis/ derous Chiner ne time will | Harlem Brane> (Open: Evenings) wife separated. He allowed her to re-| be taken daily and totals computed on{ 0000 ivomeet SSNS 254 West 125th St., near i 8th Ave. |[ > main in the old homestead with the| cei that basta : REBELS : three cntidren and gave her M0 a month, cs 4 —. WwW. J At ine me of tie separation Mrs Women Carriéd Down Fire-|Army Officer's Wife May In- ry; y oman an of ite oe ae b-4 Mott accused Mrs. Martin Reilly, @ = i Salt ea Reignbor, of alienating (ne affections of Escapes and Through clude Secretary Taft in F O. S , S Ti nd her husband, and Mre. Keiliy promptly . oy t L A W: t. Brought sult for $10.0" damages tor | Blazing Halls. Damage Suit. n airs é ants 0 me @lander | pode alls el slay } AU of Mra. Mott's troubles neces- ea aes Sara a i siladed the retention of an attorney and ‘Thirty families occupying the three| Mrs Ayres, wife of Col. Charles G. ‘ Py . : he employe! Mr. Haskin, « handsome rear tenoments, Nos. 11, 698 and S6/Ayrea, U. 8 A., threatens to Include § |Court Upholds Right in Suit Brought by One a man pele naesbendy Greenwich street, were driven to the Secretary Taft, civil chief of the army ‘ Be ar € Nn} . etead ome 1 x denc i Rctiunegn’ tevin totes ation ot street by fire and smoke to-day and And candidase for tne Prendency i Whose Garments Caught on Nail G : her na ‘ol 0 H Mr. Haskin to consult about her case |& number had narrow escapes from 3, “ | Come FOR A NAT THE BiG GUNS Superintendent of the United States , Bre Mou was in ine haoit of reesiving aici > | death, | Eutipacy Agaéecty, at, West Point and Threw Her. 7 gee pollen gid: : im at her nome. ‘ ‘The fire was discovered by Thomas! Licut.Col: Howse, Commandant at arly’ oh, Dw Eee Wat “4 in war, we of the Infantry are here to ee pind on « oo. has © conference on the night! 4, what we would be doing in war Brenna, who occupied rooms on the|fort; Inspector-General Stephen C.| 3 season has left us with half our SF 708. 5 whlch wae broken up about] trae” second Moor of No. il Brennan smt| Mills and Capt. L. W. Olver. Mra {Chicago Prisoner:Stoleto Get] rnat a woman may descend tne Fory on a woman to take hold of the| Spring stock. Slash goes our re- a | Be clock by Mr. Mot:, Hiram Duryea.| “the artillerymen, under the command his own family to safety down the fire: | Ayres s diy at go fo state te be can way te the opinion, DAnlster OF to Wftiber Grese when going} duction pencil. Prices tn some 9, bis son-in-law; Baward Asbdown andi o¢ wajor Turpin, are taking Jeasoos on *#C4@8, exit through the hallway be-| “The Secretary of War's letter of in- Money With Which cide) |downstatra, and that ahe could allow! instances are cut to less than | Gy . Green. Tue raiding party forced) | the big guns from the regular.army ing cut off by the fiames. Then he structions to my husband forbidding of the Appellate Term of the Supreme | jer dress to trail if she wished to, and cost, That's our way of stirring 7 } * fs window on the «round floor and| men, under command of-CAl; Crawtors. BWAkened the other tenants Those in| my trespassing upon the reservation at to Wed. Court, which holda that there Is no} that such action was not contributory| trade Among these unequalled aT | met. into a fac oie found) ana will get to thé serious InewA to~ oo tg ran Sid be ieee eae West Point ts so insulting and desplc- law requiring © woman to hold up }Sesigence. - ig Appellate Term easel | bargains are: i | + Baskine and Mrs. Mots Im/ day - 3a were Rannnm able that I will not repeat {t or show Unis view of the case. the immetiate vicinity. Bo far they hare been getting the [00k t0 the roof and others to the frei. rt has been placed In the hands of] CHICAGO, June 10.—S0 far from being her akiria with one hand and cling casts | CARPETS. , } Mr. Mott te an electric dark lantern | tents to shelter property and the house “*)*? bs iporvanige for help. ' ny lawyers.” a desperate criminal, Edward 8. pr |t® the banisters with the other a and « revolver. There was a brief | in orde atory to the A wae wank, from: sepaiie, batt no oa cael tite ie " 00 | = Axministers, struggle in-the room, and Mr. Haskin They will’ wo there, 401 4 vivid ard Fans Gantiet of Games'te resome Mrs. phe Atal Notas Reerieiagic ys hak wna, Grama ity: splany: 90) ur |, ane Geet ManrEOe moe if Wilton Velvets 1.25; 95c. yard y { fled just as he was. It was a cold|They moved in on Saturday under « | MATsaret Schmidt from her apartments | [¢%, n to explain further what) hia love for the charming Miss Edna] warded in the City Court to mee ere Tapestry Brussels, 1.00; 78e. yard | sight, but Mr. Haskin was keeping ree.|Uareatening sky, but mp to a late hour %%, the third floor. Mrs. Schmidt, old P&S : A iredeaheus fare ebay ae bs appt er Suara Sentlomanls | Qraner for injuries sustained st (eo) Teams Brussels, ‘85; 65c. ya $ r nd feeble. wi eocnecious wh - id jet, yde Par affies,” the Hee *, fenably warm ine Jouat across coun. yar sight no aetual rain had fallen, 5 ane carried her to the freasecoe, chien (whe te a cadet at the academy. Col'lcan him, has wealthy relatives in Hain, [35 East One Hundred and Sarees [Best All-Wool Ingrain, .75; 60¢. yard Pi @ encounte! be | ough sever mes yesterday : ‘0 1! | . Riuabh théae vcs this Pesci Besg| bP na “hauek Gard eae sa : ged was, almost hides Jo frees neers sant py ae te was] 2% Ont. He declared emphatically | street on May 1h 152, when her dress||/ The “tempest in a Tea-pot™ |lRuas. Were Now | Into the brook he went, and he was|fepetition of the weather of last week. |S 7ing rennan fell, fram, weakness | learned that Secretary Taft approved| heart of his me cpeltiee Sah RR Aver enlant on im Bell aU Be OT ae wx/'\ arose from the Tea-pot's de | oxy2 ft. Royal Wiltons, $37.50; $30.00 ~ half drowned when pulled oue by his) {Ast Bight everything abipehape | Cor haad bo the woman, aad’ he mam: | the recommendations ef Col. Mille:and| arrest be would go te the peateentiars | @Aee. Her shoulder was injured | cided objection to a poor brew. | 9x12 Body Brussels, 28.50; 24.00 5 euers, After this incident Mr. H. 1 Pealetaalthe!aesehog beng as they | aged to reach the ground with his|Coj, Scott, in thelr reports to the de-| for life. At the time of the asocident Mrs. ||) abc Housekeeper should | 9x12 Axminsters, 28.50; 23.50 4 “ could be sleeping on se : | ] ol ee sry | al aged disappeared, and Mrs. sleeping service cots. Daniels ral partment on Col, Howze's complal De Groat ts & good-looking fellow of | Gruner was sixty-seven years old, While a “tempest of the mind | MATTINGS—Finest quality Japans and Bea eine proce dis ts mereeest agit, Mary Doherty, alse feeble from | cgainst Mra. Ayres, which In the basis|ineteon. He was arrested while ran-|gegcending the siairs exe carried in| rece aeelar’ cacea’ 7k ae kee Chinas in a splendid range of patterns, & ‘orce pra k* which were fn » of her suit. The Secretary, instead sacking James G. Trainer's house, No. 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ * . ts ¢ clothes, which | | buy her favorite Tea from soon inaugurated by her husband of by the flames, but the son picked 0 0un Gol Ayres to remove his wite| #5 Fifty-third street, and was held for| Doth hands & basket of clo y the lith St. & up his mother in his arms and darted tn front of her. She let her dress house selling the largest quant Oo § Suddenly Taken III, Bhe ea a ae cmtiece: “mat from near the post, insiructed him to| the Grand Jury on the charge of bur-| she hed in fro ot f ed Fifth Ave, " ‘ Hae event fro: trespassing; upon|!@ry. Lieut. Sullivan, of the Hyde| trail, When about half way down her nest Teas. Among Pa ae In explaining the matter, Mr: / clothes were scorched, but they were | Pr ps es Up | Makers of Carpets for 50 Years. 4 @dmjtied that her husband had touad | uninjured. phe West Point reservation ao long an| Park Police Station, has investigated| areas caught, aa she claimed, on the||| & Tilford’s superb qualities, ¥ at a elaala th bod ie he | Wireman Charles Swan, of Engine! their son shall be in the academy, I¢| De Oroat's career and ts convinced that the aide of the etatr-||| each of which is of original pun * ~ * nome and | eeeeeane Ma. gent themkien a fale ik 7 Mies’ I6eson, for whom he has the] sl! which was in and full rich a Shimd r hat she was in the room, Si ppany No hro pole In- ould ever be severe: » for om hi | . Bete ends et ces ee to the cellar and narrowly escaped saieusda, ake wilh be noc, | deepest and yet the most exalted af-/case. She retained Lawyer August P. | strength, show 4 With net @bow the case and wee Hoes | burning to death. He was rescued by nea and « or her to see him|fecton, can lead him from the dan-| Wagener, of No. 61 Chambers street, | A Good Oolong at 28c “4 Renty, (haan. fl with oclie. te | bis companions and his injuries patched | wai) be sued either by the Secretary | 8tfOU# Path he has entered to bring an action for damages agalnat | benpud ? ievaed stleure abd ubem be wae up by an ambulance surgeon. The fire ri TelAry | "Misa Ideson was to have been mar- b Up to the Exira Choice onginal : pon her advice he or by Adjt.-Gen. Ainsworth. Theodore Kruger, ewner of t pouse, I bb. Cadd 5 $ ot Gisrobed and went to bed in tue spare got under control in short order. ried to De Groat last Monday, He had isis | ly at $1.50 each ag . | Suppose She Disobeys? no money. Bhe does not know of his| asserting that the landlord is by a English Breakfast, « bow ” Bip retired to another apart The question was asked at West Point] arrest, and, brokenhearted, he has sent| obliged to see that stairways for the a “ er Etheicis groenes o34 es periph GAME OUT OF SEASON |to-day what Col, Scott would or|her no word. hee of bis tenants are sate, and ts ery picking, at 30c | 1 @enges of suffering, 80 she COSTS CAFE OWNER $4. 250 could do if Mrs. Ayres suould refuse to) De Groat insists chat the burglary of | i ruger in not discovering this nall was) Tos perfect selection at 90c a seme Medicine and went Av, ” obey ber husband, who is thus in Trainer hom i. fr offe: | a to ive it 0] ese PETRIE OF THE 7: b at offense, | negligent 7 him, While she was seated at the side 1b USUALLY ey structed oificiully by Becretary Taft to he was driven to robbery | eet aane contended that there! Mixed Tea 45c to 68¢ lb. ts Of the bed her Husband and bis friends | DIMES aT THE Ansonia, THis 15 Justice Greenbaum Instructs the command ner not to set foot on Unels| \! fas bees Lh i ook. ri ae nail on the stairway; that ft was) 9s broge in. Wow HE DINED YESTERDAY, Jury to Impose Penalty Pro- | Sam's Jand up there? There are guards | pe to asking “hig. ances 16 Lae ef afe, and that the accident oc-| Groen Tes 50¢ to aio b, f. Mott and his wife are weil known : at the unfinished gate of (he new part | paxtpone ding, he Became an G r had worn Also India, Ceylon and Japan brough © 1 La | vided by Law. ervats a Mr |casy prey to the suggestion of a ch curred because Mra. Gruner hi n| a 6 boa - say or ary. and the! The bright sun of yesterday morning ye ere ee, err oven ot four "who ‘gave Lint the addressee ‘ot | men's boota that were, too large for her| Teas at the lowest prices iy emt attention, Mrs.|oatied hundreds of Staten Island J. B. Martin, proprietor of the Cate *” Ane, ROLE AI ehlan | wealthy persons whom he could rob 4 had tripped in consequence. This r ae Mean arlisk of talent and 4 daring |down to the campa staten Islander Martin, was to-day mulucted to the Tee dey Ayres and bis family are| “easily,” cantention was supported by witnesses; |¢—————— — : ] cross ir ne ch oy oy . un re dae ant ‘01 contro y 7 om ” dl ; Sets oval to thelr mother, "are aed to peeing idler. But tt | tune ef 14.80, penalty to the Btate, on Eine tate it her caer |e enue ailerime He tears foriat the | but the jury believed the plaintift and| 4 At the Ume of tao night viatt fan't often they get ® ahanee to look the admission of his counsel that at 4, wy hinted, kirl in Detroit know of his Gisgrace| rendered a verdiet in her (avor £ Adort clatmsed y ne Dire. at “Jim Paption sveh “ the men of midnight of Jan. 1, 1M, there were ay, bid ao va , it my ause (of the jeere of her relatives! \ruger appealed the Appellate ed ber. bi 4 piot he aly Ament. rf bs Ayre id pay no ) the order,| and gurl friends, who are opp: fp the hip, Inilicting « tleen wound. Mr,| ihe crowds pe ey bright, and. early Wath srouse and pariridges in the 10@ cusrges of disobedience of orders and iharriage with hit. Ont Term, where his inwye | 1 Bot dadlod Lunt. ho: Uend-hte sevelv [aafe of the reetaurant ertra at gue Te pet | hand, be does not want her point that the accident r és ] , pee cigiee SL he. lead Volver. and stayed late. In addition there weré| “a, lawyer stated to Justice Green Sain aide ‘ that he would disapp-int her almost at] fault of bia, but by the opr | eee ] | te-asy pet ier, atric Auworney | who,catne to see if they needed any- ba , ne me peed hive hee wa againet her nui Pie 5 pe Mra, Gruner Livigwaliesoe! un osagpylne YoU cr Your FRIENDS atacan Jans wap, of Newey County,| thing; but there is little that they do | re We Fe. aan :h before, | bawmer, tat Ayres wil contributory segtigence 's Si Ree ic lahge” Reber: Recher eee) eae: Nat Pears. Ne Re et rae at the binge’ were. pill rite utattave Alar Citels cap ede eulte NORMANDIE presapheyous Tine taskot tn tront| | Apdhing sail give mare plaascre than a } GULied Lie case for Mott Was fixed up so CORY and shipshape as |focauee It wae m holiday and the man|hes declared that she would not Co AND HOTEL CLOSES. | o: by bo ands; in A ding on | BOY OR BASKET OF } E scenmeantniaine, aguierepatiaated the one at. Port Wadeworth. | trom whom the game was bought some | Ayre will leave Hy nd Walle witun ASP t banister, and in adi ue her P| $i RVING LIFE T ‘There are shower baths and @ real| days before bad been nolifed to ¢ two months and rep for duty ” dress to trail | coded ace phet in charge of the kitchen. There ,and take It away, as the season Yort Walla Walls, Wash. Playwright Lamb a Close Second) sire, Wagener, on the other hand, held +} are plenty of things to eat and wagon | closed for that particular game May Call Colonel Down as 5 Walk frc | that there ts no law ma tt compul oy arenes after wagon load of bottled water, and! Justice Greenbaum said he had no al-| The War Ly sed a to Last Guest to Walk from ; Poole Says He Went to Prison to me eerny. ong took along enough 10 |temative under the game jaw and muet patch @ jetier jo Col. Charles G. J the Old Hostelry amol Airoet the Jury to find a verdict for the, Fourteenth Cavair , . F ‘ 4 { Shield Daughter of Mur- A [direct the Jury t rth rieen a bow Weat| The Hotel Normandie, Broadway and The menu for dinner yesterday was: | Stat) aud Implied the penalty. 4 - Ne P . a | dered O'Hara. ‘Roast beef, mashed potatoms, stewed | i | Point or te NeW York. City tn-| rnisty-stghth street, closed at noon to The teacher will tell your WE DELIVER ABOARD ALL ! ward S, Hansel Deen . | nae quiry as to the peouracy « mate- | day. The last two guests to walk ou : STEAMERS~1N TIN BOXES | , Te co cleat incie! arhoviopa ona GOV. HUGHES TO PROBE — |omcove curuica' to tim in tne peesa| wore arthur J. Lamb, the playerigm, | children Ceylon yields tie ~ B believe tha sieht hacdanke’ fo ene wieted of the murder of James O'Hare THE QUARANTINE SYSTEM, | @terview uvilened yesterday morning | and Fred Joy, of Rogers, Peet & Co best tea. IF DESIRED.SO THAT CANDIE he sym toms of ysran fe fm August, 1905, ond ts serving « lite [relative to the “trouble between Mra Joy had deg from the OF OUR SPECIAL SELECTIONS Eyes E amined by Ocu'ists, mantenon, declares that be te innocent 3 ; Ayres and the officers at West Point. | 5 ry Fred C. Mclaughlin, the re Regi.tered P. ys.clins of Experience 4 ot the ¢rime and sccuss Gertrude | Complete Investigation Will Pres) Upon col. aye anawer will depend f, eked the ofica and the books hit R CAN WITH SAFETY BE CARRIED Glasses ( if Needed ’ O'Hara, daughter of (he murdered man, cede Any Appointments tothe | te further sourme of the departmens in /asid furnishings were turned ove 1te ose ABROAD FOR SEVERAL WEEKS ‘ rule Prices 4 was hi v Ager ey | accountants an ) proparate mee mts hia sweetheart at (he time of ] Quarantine Commission, oh tie HAND, they tell an old. story Iu An auction sie of the contents on ANDO BE ENJOYED WHILE wy nhith &Seons ie) ops ere tal Thureday *, 2 CIE alts he made an a@éarit: tw’ whieh cipwisi \o The Brenig Wael Les “Downey wan\tas leat lente Ceylon i ea TRAVELLING ON TRE CONTINENT pA caved ert “9 he declares lo save ALBANY, N. ¥., June Gov of the hotel. During the five years he 5 Dearly 30 V@are, Ae mri he loved. His aMdavit has been Hughes intends to make 4 thorough in. ® mot compe Re Orders lly filled at any ator 22) Sixth Ave. Gelow bis St eid avert Samper Charien be aan igation of the quarantine 9: y " Hevern could not fe A Convincing Object Lesson ALL ,WaITE OR PHONE “" 450 Sit Ave, Below 22d Se, ter, who will bring the matter he before he makes any appoiniments to | port to the effect that "My wif 1.74 Boadway, Below did St. tion of ihe Appellate. Division of the Quarantine Commission | pee disregarded ine “inacructlons 2), Bway. Astor House Block, reme Court. 1p pete RB) | ene gy at AVY, And pope = aad «. i Nassau St, near Aan By bettie, oemetienasnenal up hy aide F | " — een NEGRO WHO MURDERED jemarrene et 9) Sate departments has | A ier was res To Remove Freckles & Pimples ae WHITE MAN IS LYNGHED, |%2r stewed beans, bread aad vutter, | — sated Sopthoe of beara toh: tatee, Von are ine “howl over.” domens mew eae| “BOVE. TAILOR” DIVORCED. in Ten Days Use Nadinola rer et TTT ted VILLE, Miss, June 10.—-Chargea | %,iuM” and it all looked good Prank Ridabock, FR. KB Larend a ie erie shot and killed Lee mer The officers have arranged to mca Ot a) Gerald Btration, Chester Jones ‘ands nail’ heel wae Seana nourished melds, & white man, Lee Fux, a negro, | MeThY ferihouse, but the Care couldn't | saith " e wie ES nA ORR A Wes Wynobed by o mov of about titty | PO S8Y better than the men wei. The] if there are any “Johnnies” in this Werkly Almeny, sth St pep owe Lndianoia eae heder-reoted woden | section of the Seventh Hegiment they | Under the decree of absolute divorce Sty Reynolds was shot ae he was leaving | mokes on any te wits vo ead the Mr | weren't apparent yesterday granted by J Davis, of the @ W7 \ is West eg hau! where Fox ad Jost conskicrable | Men of jak sevensn whi aay be found), Callers-hild AiMouty’ Mn locating | BEB Laurt, to are ack Wy nd 8th ye % Kanilig table, Fox waa) tn Avivnda ov gutting inalde the fence, for] fom Willan J. Koewhan, of the he ¥ ' ‘ in ia theieiotaie at | diese bese romemurnnte, nd beleis | ited ‘order had’ been gives mot to, gic | Sallors’ Corpors Dic. 0. Meeehor FOLD (OF. Ba eer et ae |. subscribe i the me. Keeshan must pay WO weer Co LLAR i. i utd AUR Me wie ao) NOE * ved at wavere wens yee the clip ado! ABIES WW tay RNP DN a os al a.