The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1916, Page 3

PORTUGAL SEIZES 36 TEUTONIC SHIPS IN LISBON HARBOR octane Declaration of War by Ger- many and Austria Ex- pected to Follow. TRANSPORTS NEEDED. | This Is One of the Reasons Given for Portugal’s Sudden Action. LISBON, Feb. %.—Germany and Austria are expected to declare war immediately upon Portugal as the r sult of the action of the Portuguese naval authorities. Carryipg out an official decree, Capt. Rego, commander of the Portuguese naval division, has seized thirty-six German and Austrian steamers, some of them lurge vessels, lying in the Tagus River. Foreign Minister Costa announced that the vessels were confiscated be- cause Portugal needed transports and Ddecause of the fear that they would escape into the Atlantic, possibly to taid the commerce of the allies. In support of thie statement he said that only Tuesday night the German ‘steamer Ockenfels had escaped from the port of Funchal, Madeira Island, without clearance papers. The Port- Uuguese Minister to Germany was to- day instructed to call the matter to the attention of the German Foreign Office. Though no state of war has existed between Germany and Portugal, the daw E£VENIAG Wife of oo York Millionaire e Sands at Palm Beach wWsSLD , GERMAN RAIDERS LAND PRISONERS, THEN SNK SH. ‘The Westburn, Taken Into} Canary Islands, Is Scuttled by Members of Prize Crew. THEY GO BACK TO PORT British Ship Believed to Be One of Four Recently Cap- tured by Moewe. | LONDON, Feb, 24—A despaton jfrom Santa Cruz Teneriffe (Canary |Islanda) says that the British steam- ship Westburn, which was taken \there yesterday by a German prise lcrew that had 206 passengers in charge, has been sunk outside the harbor, Previously the passengers jhad been landed. | ‘The vessel was sunk, the despateh |said, because the Spanish authorities j hinted that the Westburn probably | would be returned to her British owners, if the Germans deolded to intern her. Fearing capture by British war- ‘|ships patrolling off the Canaries if | they attempted to escape, the Ger- | mans put to sea and sank the British ship just inside the three-mile limit. They returned to Santa Cruz, where they probably will be interned for the remainder of the war. No treaty such as that existing between Prussia and the United States, by which the Germans claimed ait wea bid, PRINCE WILL BID PRINCESS ADIEU; THAT SUITS OF Convinced Baby He Baby He Thought His Was Foundling, Mis- kinoff Drops Action. WILL FIGHT FOR RUSSIA. | Separation Agreed On Out of Court With No Mention of Yvonne. ‘That legal affair between Mme. Atmee Crocker-Ashe-Gillig-Gouraud and M. le Prince Alexandre Miskinoff, it Is all over. It does not now exist, It is ended, It is done with. Also, that question about the baby, that also is at an end. There was a baby, yos. It was not the baby of M. le Prince, no. Neither was it the baby of Mme. la Princesse, It was a foundiing. Where Mme. ia Princesse found it, or why she found it—thatis entirely another matter. And M. Ie Prince, he is now going home to fight for Ruset Perhaps he will take with him a photograph of Madam's daughter, the lovely ¥vonne, his Kizi-kiai, He does not say. But the separation sult hearing, it is off. It came to a finish, abrupt- ly, when the facts came about the baby, and at 10.30 A, M, to-morrow, after explanations in court, the Prince and the Princess will part, perhaps never again to meet in this vale of tears. After the hearing was adjourned yesterday, the lawyers, Malcolm FEBRUARY 44, Lio DENIES DICTATING POISON PEN NOTES TO CHILD WRITER Miss Everson Declares Alvena’s “Confession” Involving | Her Is Fal | | ! FREE ACCUSED WOMAN, Enemy Little Neck Sunday School Teacher Had Arrest- ed Is Exonerated. Miss Mary Everson, of Little Neck, who took a number of vicious letters she said she had received to District Attorney Dennis O'Leary, of Queens charge of fifteen-year-old Alvena Waltjo, daughter of a neighbor, that the letters were dictated to her by Miss Everson herself. The letters made charges not only against Miss Everson but against members of several families prominent in the eastern end of Queens County. ‘The little girl is in the custody of the Children's Society at Jamaica for arraignment before the Children's Court to-morrow. Miss Everson will have to face a charge of impairing the morals of a child. Mrs. Gabriella Crevotto, a former neighbor of Misx Everson, with whom she had a bitter quarrel, ‘who was lured down from Napanoch, Orange County, at Miss Everson's suggestion, to bo arrested as the writer of the poisoned pen let- ters, has been honorably discharged. She is the secretary of the Yama son's with it. William H. Pinee, the butcher, said no letters or notes were ever loft with him to be taken to Mise eraon District Attorney O'Leary and United States p office inspectors were at Little Neck and Jamaica to-day making an investigation, ———— ESPAGNE WILL NOT SAIL AFTER U-BOAT THREATS French Liner Is Put in Dry Dock Following the Receipt of Anonymous Warnings. County, angrily denied to-day the! The French liner Espagne, threat- ened with disaster by an anonymous} letter writer, will not sail for Bor- deaux to-morrow, it was announced this afternoon, She will be put in dry dock for repairs, officials said. Several persons who had booked Passage received letters calling atten- |tlon to the new German war on armed merchantmen and warning them not to sail, These warnings were similar to those received by th Lusitania's passengers before the Cunarder satled on her last voyage. It was stated the Bapagne been in service for many months and that her hull needed acraping. Passengers who booked on the Espagne will sail on the new liner Lafayette Saturday or have their passage money refunded. 31 ZEPPELINS LOST SINGE START OF WAR But Germany Is Still Said to Have Sixty Operating on Different Fronts. COPBNHAGBN, Feb. 24.—Thirty- one Zeppelins have been destroyed since the beginning of the war, ac- cording to information reaching here jto-day. ‘The Germans have been building new dirigibles as rapidly as possible and are understood to have about sixty in action on different fronts. 1.R.T. PROFITS INCREASE} $855,566 IN JANUARY Straphangers’ Nickels Last Month Brought Company $305,012 More Than in January, 1945. Subway straphangers are contrib- uting greater profits than ever to the Interborough Rapid Tranalt Company, according to the company’s financial report for January. The gross earn- ings from subway and Manhattan elevated lines for the month were $3,183,744, an increase of $805,012 over the same month last year. Surplus after payment of aii charges was $865,566, at the rate of $10,000,000 per year. Even th Queens subway at Forty-second Street, recently put into bare is earning profitable rev: January operations yielded # $13, iw net. Pinhat tape Bole rchase toil r. bes Fihe roll or the does signify. the quantity of the right to hold the British liner] Lawrence and John C, Oldmixon, told | Yama Farm at Napanoch — | Appam, taken into Norfolk by @ Ger-| Justice Clarke they would examine| “My faith in human nature in| Official despatches from the allied | man prize crow, is in effect between | pr, Geo: Fost nd Mme. Miskin-| one,” Miss Everson declared to a| war offices have reported the destruc. Pt allies, | two Pi r. George Foster a ne. d English in operations against the|gave the crews three hours in which thorities here. Spain, therefore, had| wanted a separation and neither|shows what comes of being kind to] all these reports have not been con- Germans in Africa. |to disembark, and after they had left no chotce but to turn the Westburn| asked for alimony, everything could| people. Since I moved here from| firmed by Berlin, UnoMctal reports °! » Ry have accounted for about ten re. It is believed that the Government's | hoisted the Portuguese colors. As, back to her British owners if ahe| be adjusted. Bramhall Avenue, Jersey City, four | < od 1 moi arbitrary action will force an imme-|the German and Austrian ae was interned. Dr. Foster was asked !f he had at-| years ago, I have devoted myself to far SR Eaereert 7 Vi its for $3 Mitel Nrsak with Ho Garmacy andl oere pele sven adem the poome When the Westburn was brought| tended Mme, Miskinoff—known to|neighborhood work, directing the NAMES MOUNTAIN IN 181 or Austria, Officials, however, professed | guese warships boomed a salute eel in flying the German flag she was in|bim as Mmoef Jackson Gouraud—at| King’s Daughters Soclety of the fro: errbes pi pay .peoste ey | charge of one oMcer and seven men.| Mrs. Alston's hospital, April 10 to 13| Dutch Reformed Church here and the HONOR OF EDITH CAVELL| = fra. they cannot Siterd, to reecive j The officer is believed to belong to tithe Mier ot feat Ten @ wroamvoss + worensweve Portuguese Government, under the terms of an alliance with E is openly sided with th confidence that whatever the out-|twenty-one guns. last, He replied he was her attending | Sunday school. come of the affair, Spain, at least for] The Government's action waa ex- the present, will continue to pre-)tremely popular and crowds gath- the German raider Moewe, The pris-| physician and had seen ber repeat- oners are belleved to have been taken | eqiy, serve her neutral position, and that ered in the streets to-day, cheering . Portugal's course will not induce her | before the Government buildings, In-| Putter Saved a Baby From|from at least four British ships| “Was. child born to her?” inquired| idea they were written by the girl to enter the war on the side of the | dignation against Germany has been| He Had which the Moewe captured and then | Mr, Lawrence. My suspicions fell on Mrs. Crevotto Memory of Martyred tioege wha Ag , | A A troa Austro-Germans, jrising steadily wince last summer Fenement Where sank. “There w:: not,” answered the| because she and her husband were so War Nuts, Sietment a = aot } Capt. Rego carried out the decreo|when a German U-boat sank two! Started Big Blaze. The Westburn left Liverpool Jan.| physician. insulting to me when they lived next) OTTAWA, Ont., Feb, 24.—Canada = “ 1] He said Mme. Miskinoff was suffer-|door that T had them arrested? A|has officially decided to honor the for Fo pe oe “Alvena’s story is utterly false. 1 a ay rH - * jeCoy @o that auf did not dictate the letters and had no|Canada Takes Step to Perpetuate| diseases mae aftor forers to receive t ie needed, ity ae often nx at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.! Portuguese ships. Tho Portuguese | 21 for Buenos Ayres. She Aboard a gunboat, and under the | Congress on two separate occasions of 3,300 tons. She was built in 1898/ ing with nervous trouble, and that she| magistrate discharged them. —— =| hs declared it to be the duty of the and is owned by J. Westall of Bun-| went to the hospital for rest, quiet reat) A eof « person mentally martyred Edith Cavell by giving her| Pepruars’: ode Nandimcbrianas ‘a hie nnade whe “I took a great interest in the child, | name to one of the most rugged and —_ : jemally insa ’|derland. The prisoners on board came| and medical treatment. He deciared|In the last few weeks though she has| picturesque of the western range of Clogged casa heiceled |Government to declare war on Ger roamed the atreeta of this city, con- | go, been sullen because I asked her where | peaks. The Government has selected |many whenever that action seemed! "°*™*4 t from the British steamers Flemenco,|ste had not given birth to a child hecmauatys jtrolled by a manta that imperiled | Horace, Clan MacTavish and Cam-|élnce her marfiage with the Prince. she got the letters she brought me. peerage grater athe Rowkion, on. the roat, Deafness - t . 14 human lives, came to light to-day i Mme. Miskinofr admitted no child] She would only say some of them| i 7 d ‘d Yi a and Hea 7 ses 4 fective. but no’ Geter aa ireaty_ by which| (ay lbridge, the British bark Edinburgh t thet were left for her at Mlace’s butcher| Mount Cavell is a snow-clad, out- \Great Britain guaranteed Portugar'sD°fore Judge Mulqueen in General lang the Belgian steamer Luxembourg. | "84 verse De Fostere vareion of shop.” standing peak more then 11,000 feet See - seit ssions when Joseph Putter. twenty] phe Clan M Alvena’ other was t os}. | high, situated fifteen miles south of integrity the Republic sent troops Hons Ww Age 1@ Clan MacTavish was previously | hér ailment. 's moth as just as pos | against the Germans in Angola, West| Y°#"8 old. of No. 946 Columbus Ave- | reported sunk by the Moewe, and as| “I know no more about the par-|tive Alvena was telling the truth. | pool nnd Athubaske River. the whirl- Africa, alleging as a further’ cause| nue, Was arraigned for sentence on a|the Cambridge 1s probably the Cor-|@?t#se of the child now than I did She sate es everson had exerted | plea of guilty to setting fire to the] bridge, another earlier victim, the | D°fre: Mr. Oldmixon sald discussing | pecullar influence on the girl, so _— time, for tay cloga 7 i pow the matter later, “There was a baby, | that she would disobey her mother to dis ey would dros Xr ent in which he and bin parents | Moewe's list of ships unk 1s welled |for tho Prince and hiv wife used t6|accept Miss Everson's invitations to| HOUSE TAKES STEAMER bear ee and sony tee by four. wheel it In the park when it was | spend the evening. FOR HOME TO-MORROW that the Germans had pr or a | viously invaded Portuguese territory. About 120,000 Portuguese troops are now mobilized and about that many more can be put in the field. Alienists employed by the court) The Westburn, after her departure | beng cared for at the Hotel Endicott | | "Miss Everson came to mo,” Mrs by Madame's maid. The Prince is) Waitje said. tidy! OF Putter in the Torben | Live . “whon this trouble be- ne rtugal and Spain have been} Me 4 Study of Putter me Mbs. from Liverpool, was last reported as] now confident ho is not the father of |/gan and said she knew we did not ing. “fie avy purchases of ammuni-| They told Judge Mulqueen that while) passing St. Vincent, Cape Verde, Feb, 1d.” have any money to hire a Jawyer, but ; = . oat of me hea bs, ae We eat too much meat, which ten, here! in the American] the yout was possessed with a mania|4. The Flemenco left Newport, Bng- settlement made on the|not to worry about Alvena, ‘If the|President Wilson's Confidential | BS ear "well and his emelits returntug 4 ss HY market. This discovery was made at| for setting fires, he was in reality «{iand, for Valparaiso, Jan, 21, and the 4 ittle girl_Kets into trouble,” she walt) Agent Will Board the Rott . clogs Kidneys, then Jabout the same time Gibraltar de- ‘: i! ium [Mone WA euasos dora den 38 os 3 answered Mr.|‘you can always count on me to st Ke ard the Rotter- ei Kh |spatches carricd the hint that Spain| fit subject for the insane asylum. | Hoi i pe Ay! or Dideinea: “My client and his wife| by her, provided she sticks to me ow dam at Falmouth. ARE YOU * e back hurts. | Was preparing to attack Portugal ‘and | They with Fire Marsh nomas VP. | Liverpool, The Luxembourg was on| have simply separated. There will be|T tell her to." join the Teutonic powers if a favor-| Brophy, recommended Putter's im-|@ Voyage from Newport for Buenos | no divorce. The Prince ‘vas very gal- Mrs, Catharine Baker, who has a \ able moment was offered. (ee prisonment in the Elmira Reform: 7 a LONDON, Feb, 24, ‘ol, EB. u Ayres, having departed for the South Jant. 'o has a small income.’ stationery shop across Jac kson Av House, confidential agent of pees G ING DEAF?: ral Says glass of Salts flushes! tory, whero, it {e thought his obses- [American port Jan, 18 The bark | ,.uT rapier eared Up the mys: nue from the Everson house, sid lent Wilson, left for Falmouth to-day se ere © 7 " i , h Edinburgh sailed from Rangoon, In- | who the child's parents are. ; 2 to take passage aboard the Holland- ; 4 jo) »® OVercoN by keep h pare o which the lette: © — sand ends SWEDISH STEAMSHIP Gata aatieg aa aoe nade. | dia, Sept, 22, for Liverpool, The|” “That will never be disclosed,” he! aiwaya in anal treet, "America liner Roterdam, sailing tor] DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES. : er irritation, ; always in small quantities, N SUNK IN NORTH SEA Putt nf i that he had set |4¥xembourg and the Flemenco bad salds New York to-morrow, neten Mr. HAwand J. Dunn fest coveted m6 s s | been placed on the overdue list. quently went straight to M meat yen - more than thirty fires in crowded | Deen Pla had atal moter ra in The Clan MacTavish was unk in @ AIR SQUADRON SINKS , |desperate fight in which most of her (RES sat evundeduke wtenae f R ghout the city w was killed, Four wounded were Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys; | Belgian Vessel Also Sent to Bottom re A. desire to to ints ime Se Wee Tatkita atind <, they become overworked, fet sluggish, | —Crews of Both and to see the Fire ache and feel like lumps of lead. ‘nspired his | piaced on the liner Appam, which, like Tomorrow, Friday, February 25th urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is Saved, crimes. Ih a tire whic in |the Westburn, was sent Into a neutral all A t h t T (Pp Off TL llr two be three times diagthe | COPENHAGEN, Feb. 24.—"hel lun" Avenue, onthe mii of Jan Hh, | Bort Norfolk)” with the crews and Vienna Announces That, Ship Filled ats Tha oO night. When the kidneys clog you must | °rew of the Swedish steamer Moland, | Putter really rescued & baby from | passengers of ships sunk by the With Troops Went Down in | help them flush off the body's urinous|sunk while en route to the English | the top floor of the bullding. , | Moewe. Th Ne S Me d Bene eal Oe Sent ic Set liaae Se aaa state entees| i sr wasted ee crmann ——— Durazzo Harbor. eNewSpring Modes ne Sasi Fi tht al pena poly he > ay Secon heer bie welsh sip i ' at nt aa cH t 1 would make myself « in the daar region; you suffer from) AMSTERDAM, Feb, 24.—The Bel- | j,, t ort, ing tro: backache, “sick headache, distiness, [sian vessel Zeebruggo V. has beon| senator Wamgce Wants to stop|‘#2sbort, carrying troops away from stomach gets sour, tongue coated and |sunk off North Hinder lightship. The you feel rheumatic twinges when the|Crew Was lande: weather is bad. Eat less meat DISCHAROTxG BAFNESS. WhAD iind™ When Mr. Walter Pitchert first consulted ees T nave Bad trouble ee sida Sit in ae e 0 Vyas constantly ti rie Linporing oy. oa yearn die Tomorrow’s Choice from Many Styles Albania, has been sunk by Austrian aeroplanes in the harbor of Durazzo, it was officially announced hotter 9 “Enemy forces,” said the chal fire a Building Town Ko ALBANY, Feb, 24.—Senator Wagner Jand Assemblyman Bloch to-@hy intro- house. roof and jf the skylight w ——— drink lots of water: | NEW POST FOR LORD DERBY. shortly. At first you feel a dull misery | picked up in the North Sea. im Tuege Muaeen, BILL TO SAVE CITY TAX. VIENNA, Feb. 24.—An Italian duced bills intended to repeal the iaw] statement, “have been driven back also get from an; harmacist four | I smashed it open. 1 alw es & (ime, Siccse of dad talte; tekere tavisenaon, wakes Chatrmanship of Naval anal ave the alarm myself authorising the tse of the State's money | from an Savaaced: puaKion southeast eee a : feet ie aay erate a ful in a glass of water before breakfast | miniary Control of A $3 ai4 of town ronda, sal OR ae Galina Seach. Rusalas » iering han bet Soi for a few days and your kidneys will! LONDON, Feb. 14—Lo BURGLARS RESOURCEFUL. IP coh ea Hit as 3 attacks against our advaticed posi- a then act fine. This famous salts eee out of the reuwury for thay tons northeast of Tarnopel were ne. i Righty thine halrmanship of a jotn 7 N. made from the acid of grapes and lei« Board to contro ator Wagn ‘ Naval and Militar the Used emphasized the! pulsed. that } York ( ombined with lithia, and has been) British air ‘ed | ” - 4 5 - fer with clogged nostrils, discharging juie Ain om. Sitke Wea abour $1 ‘On the Lsonze front artillery com- And every style a E, with cleared neste used for sresrations ito, clean clogged | the Asai ns thie afternoon) Grackamen who wore gloves to pre city recelved absultuely ‘no return br aR as a utty been choice which we have front, af oa, bare, abetewing kidneys and stimulate them to normal | "%ny_ position Ia not | vent telltale finger prints drilled i, tee set eh 8, 1" ; It coat you othing for au ‘examination activity, also to neutralize the acids in ba - blew! Ga safe in, he iMestonest “The practice of subsidizing up-State] LONDON, Feb, 24.—German reports made from the Paris- Lyi urine, it no longer is # source of ir- ritation, thus ending bladder weak Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in jure; makes a delightful effery mt | Ulthlacenten deiak which everyone should Ipe take now and then to keep the kidneys |the | have bee: ‘ ve. Druggiste here say |to Go to: 0 indred and lean and active. Druggists ay | Oe ee ea rntrd aring on Th }townehips,”” said Senator Wagner, “l*| that a Japanese fleet has appeared in fair not only to New York City but| the Mediterranean are unfounded, it y other Jarge tty in the ry dollar suyed for inbout 70 sand the pas ity ian modes of the hour. Branch Post Office at No, 1471 Wi iamst ge Road, the Bronx, early was authoritatively stated to-day, pee Sdeett DR. J. C. N McCOY, Candler Building, 220 W. 42d St. Ajfen, doog, wevt of : f the third-track on the Third Avenue Ine who used to board trains (his morning and got 5 ash and) $320 in stamps. They lem behind their t Ribbons: and silks and satins, mingled with the newest two pairs of cotts Mine P wendy a'9e 6 oF Sod Sree and a wreck which was of f Wireless From Hai y sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who prenUe Oep / braids, in the bi pools a Colle : result WAR MUNITIONS. FOR SPAIN. Ship to Beware, OH pee es Se: ercomin ‘ouble | Public y inery 0 hearing March 7 ‘The possibility that a German sea- y troubl ftarprought will, be Mitnoln Plant Gets Order for 250-| sctjer fe at large in the North Atlantic colors. through traina to. the Ha 900,000 Cartridwen. was suggested when the Italian Hner| Through the] iuseppe Verdi, from Italian ports, on ——— th : to the Will enue Staton at] ullding. to operate. the d ahaae Cine h Fork, New fuven and iinet hieh they ma “ i ALTON, Ill, Feb. 2 ht mpan join nitro-glycerine pre here of three representatives | lier arrival to-day reported that’ she of the Spanish Government ft became bet received wireless warning from are so often subject to headache— known to-day that Spain has placed an| /Alifax to be on, the look out for such are languid, pale and nervous— » Ww q sual On her lust outward trip order with ¢ tern Cartridge Com- Gluseppe Verdi received a similar because their blood is thin or insuf- for ven millimetre | \varning # she approached Gibraltar, ic " i i ated that the) caved he er cae gave ficient, They hesitate to complain, ) 0 details, the officers anid. as to the but they lack that ambition and cently completed a, raider, vivacity which is their birthright. | jf % for Spa. » present order tt Above all they need the tonic and oa = {aeia x mRNA ORs ‘The fetching Burgundy shade brought out to give the proper color tone for Spring costumes. Absolutely, Removes Indigestion. One proves it. 25cat all druggists, New shades of rose and the new blues which one sees in every fashion gathering. pany The picturesque period influence is to be seen in almost every one of these bewitching hats, whether it is the small turban style, the higher effects, or a ¢ Company re qmpany re | Srobable location of the Veteran Postal Inspector Dead. one of the ieee ri ) aah 4 n her ame hat with gracefully spreading brim | ‘All lost or found nourishment in Scott's Emulsion | vest Known Post Office Inspectors tu | vertived that makes richer blood, fills hollow A Year Before ane zat eee ete F 1 country, died to-day at his home! cheeks, suppresses nervousness ang His Country Too! ie ae Na a Re beta Ot] on Saugectios, No ¥. He was injured | r establishes strength, Nourishment | Oath of Ofice A [the Beene County cour. Mouse: acl Meets Sheba Rt tekind tend taR teat At the Fashion | alone makes blood and Scott's Emul- | |] Carstairs Rye was the One Hundred and Sixty-third Street] # indirectly ‘ ¥) sion is pure, concentrated nourish: | |] country's standard, Each ie | Thied Avenue to the annex of the| {uring his twenty New Shop | faye tree bean wines or opiates succeeding year has shown [Bergen Building, at tremont | and] Vicdigr for of at If mother or daughter is frail, pale increased popularity, Used rented to. the counts Py Hilly: Bergen | Ne qroke up Tmeny dank | . Bobet ‘aight, ’’orin High Balis, | polieman and tow # politcal] (? iiieves, He was sixty-eight ye , or nervous, give her Scott's for one | {| catraights. orin High Balis, re"wounty. Wiser ann Nineteen West 34th Street month and see the betterment, Ithas refillable bottle—I no County idee G peprapringtne, <x ep TaN a wholesome, “nutty” flavor, Free from superior, ration Bureau will fol- rem, oft Colds, and Frovent Grp, ao. three new partal aV OMG GUESTS te af tie Bupreme Court are to be ce Bias IF one BI sleohol or drugs. Avoid substitutes rt Wuhed in the Court HousecBuildingy” | S'W. Gaavie wastire oc Boot & Bowne, Bivomfleld, N. J.--Advt, 16 44 —FYGO