The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1918, Page 2

Ridin caneaat anes petit an neat a 7 - = rey acne emeeeeaiiana a ee ee Se ee ; - 4 | 2 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1918.' ; | : ' . Ysa erty Sake. © kA Shien ; " . i RANGE FOM FIELD ARTILLERY of field artillery of the ited States Army spection in Franc offic mand of the ican Mxpeditios 0) : i stor, 711 . of field f the United a} pecti ance by offi mand of the American peditionary Forces before taking up a position on the Lorraine sector. he other shows officers of the same unit of field artillery observing th results | of shots of the light field guns on distant targets and finding new ranges, eciaration of hostilities against the AMERICAN ARTILLERYMEN aac ae aa as Bolshevik! has caused a serious divis- Health oe atctton Wier Sic aaat te fon between Germany and Austro UN A NGE N peace a orten . © sald the Pondent of the Exchange Telegraph ST FIFT' E $ C0 DS Mr. Armour sald he believed ems wired to-day. | JW | EEN E N (sot Arnel ey be pald extra tov The Austrian presa is protesting | . Sat Ss a = dl Rulbonn dh against a reopening of hostilities, in i | Germans Learn Already to Fear ) ’ i: nyt reds haa ni come to par “Armful of Shells” From Gen, GRANT PRINCESS IS HERE, clpate, the correspondent says Dershine’s G s sen Ge corer Peshing’s Gunes SOOO MEN) ATWAGEHEARING) 4 FUsiTive FRom Russia Crernin-Wilson rapprochement con- ITH = THE AMERICAN ’ ’ — tinues,” and that Germany won't in- es Sie aoe ———erer ARMY IN FRANCE (As- — 7 x . Anta bad «tk ay —_o— Cantacuzene’s Estates Confiscated, terfere with It gate Pihite a One G . French Punch 2 ee sociated Press), Feb. 18. ° cuz 5 5 5 slishe: . (a a »| French Punch and Br y : q : Cha : AMLETRRDAM, eb, 17-~the om. (Fars Pul lisher Took Money aA hg Ponies Falls Into ich Bk ae cn Tho American artilery has Paris Figures She Has Lost|Packer Doubts More Than{ but Couple Will Return After otal gazettes in Vienna and Budapest} Levantine G ser- the Sea During the Firs cdogism ketec pon to reached a high degree of speed 2 + a js ; fe 5 publish a letter from Bmporor Charles poe Oe Fe Ste Re Win War. SE are Oren yee ae elethee in Dead “Alors Eight Hours’ Work Under- Be Neer He SRE Gaareliing the Wish to create Gleter many, but Returned It. Attac ar. Germans are coming to realize in War. mines Workers’ Health, The Princess Catncuzene of Russia, relationship between the army and — +--+ saath = ee: They are not so free with ~ CTS ried ey Julia Dent Grant, eranddaugh- Count Czernin, the Imperial Foreign] PARIS, Feb. 18,—Charles Humbert,| LONDON, Feb. 18.—Twenty-noven By William Philip Simms. their shells as in the early | paris, Feb, 18—The Echo do] ¢ Ghaut aknydal an hGantie ore Gees Minister, “who, finding his support in| senator from the Mouse and )_ | Persons were killed and forty-one In (Copyright, 1918, by The United Press.) days of the American occupation | oasis attor a careful and : Ab Sika LN Mca A le Pyinca cnirntattad piste or fro: ne Mouse a pron led and forty- i M . ‘ ‘ c , aft onrefal a I "i ince. and started for Florids the army’s proficiency, has laid the | tor of the Jourr Se aes vale Maliteh @HATaRERLY RINE BERNE, Switacrland, Feb, 18—{| f the linc. In the language of ; AD tel ical ee pute €X-| mour, Preside of Armour & Co.,|to pay a visit to her mother, Mra. Fredy rs Stestaclisnaé & aunerai cena” of the Journal, was arrested this | ay night's! ttotd on the went front and the war} {#0 front, eve, tlmo that Frits |Amination of Ailied and enemy doct-| tox the witness stand here to-day —D Count Caernin ts appointed an hon-| Mortine. air rads on London. Of eleven killed lig won, ‘therein tw tho whole etory | St%te ver one aheil now he gets |menta which it has in its porsession. | in the packin - peaking both for herself and her huss erary major general in recognition of| Senatag Humbert waa arrested nt | Stradey night five were women and! of my swiss improsal ola Me ds da publishes what the newspaper], oe se wage Investif- /bund, the Princess told an interesting hin services, Emperor Charles also| his chateau at M ; three children, fh asso As an example of the speed Of | reckons to be Gi y's I i And A halla, ogee banc ital Tae a od sve Sere Avcerated aneark di piomath ewnc at Mesnil-Guillaume, out- ae Gar ie I don’t mean that peace will follow| the American artilleryman, It ts th x . ny’s losses IM) questioned by Frank P. Walsh, attor- We hope to eo back to Russia whea has decorated soveral diplomats oon-|side Paria, He was brought into the| Si 3 an airplanes attempted to] wittin twenty-four hours of Hinden-| Tecorded the an ala-m was given @ war and the number of troops| ney for the employees. Asked if it|" Stable Government is establahed.* Litovsk. city thie afternoon for interrogation | Mek London on Saturday night,| purg's fasco. But I certulily be-| ‘0 Sunners resting in underground WHICH ANG HES SVATASI was tru that if the wages? all Ar. |oud the Princess. | My husband was ~ = ro - at dugouts, and i fifteen ond: Th th ou orkme: i c ied wounded early in the war In Galicia and -—-> by Capt. Bouchardon of tho Paria] 0@t omy one of them succeeded tn x in een seconds 6 losses through the war, it de- |@our workmen were doubled it would | | “4 Ge oa LE : Neve an Allied peace is possible this) they had taken their stations and | 1 nerease the price of meat only .65 | ts decor he Caar and made the RED REIGN OF TERROR Military Court reaching tho capital. This alder] year, had thelr ‘woapaen laid! on th clares, are 4,225,000 men, of whom : Peeler ia he | "ete of th erial body guard, When j F a Gig bot " . 5 a nts a pound, Mr, Armour sald he |ine revolution came Kerensky m While the Senator was being | {TOPPA one bomb In the #outhwestern| This @onclusion was reached by a] German positions assigned, ready 2,600,000 are dead, Since 1914 Ger-| ouig pot tell without some figuring. [husband commander of Rie SWEEPS OVER RUSSIA Drought to Paris Secret Service inon, | U8ttet One of the German alrplanca! process tantamount to muthematical to fire. many has been able to mobilize 14,-| “15 it not true that if you doubled "He cd ect peter at h AS GERMANS RENEW WAR armed ‘with searoh warrants, made : fell into the sea. computation. From persona! ob. Berka having acquired knowl- | 990,000, from which 500,000 muat be|*he wages paid your men in 1916 you sith andere Pe fond aaa . made ; 3 | edgo of the meaning of ft | dedi . é neg y little of » both expec fe Inve 5 The fo 7 r A g of some o ucted, havi . tn-| would stil -2 per cent. xpected to b minute investigation 6f papers at his e following offictal report was] servation I know what the French] the American rocket signals, sent | ; ng remained in En vi < eee eo When the Bolahevikt came into home in this city. Many documents | 'saued to-day: punch is like, and what British bulls! ups rocket calling for » barrage, | one n eoeres countries, The first ruBbinepaper psi Tne Prineeta owatee Forty Thousand Teuton Former] "ere seized and placed under sea! “Last night's alr rald appears to} ‘ostsm 1s; white frown my study here] but an Am: ‘can observation | “Sure does not include tho 1920 class, | PLE PUHALIE TS Re TEE WO Med at Prisoners of War Reported The arrest of Senator Humbert It] save been carried out by alx or aeven| L.btleve I have gained @ fatr {dea of! officer, seeing whence the rocket {Which would increase the forces by t vets e areal Ras ‘pe Worth about $100,000, ad . a nsational sequel to th . ’ a ie " capital stock alone.” ‘orth abou! 000, {o Be Starving : rem ales ant AS 2 trial’ off snemy airplanca, of which only one Bee eae Oe aatnd aie came, got a message to the ar- | 150,000 men, Mr, Armour wid asked to prepare " - s ; lo Pasha, a : eer i Maye: aa c 0, I d el r-! tilery in time to yrevent tt from i ; y LONDON, Feb. 18.—The armistice @ witness, At that tine he demanded Peiger ; eaaat 4 Gane ae TEAS EAS seve tMeiosTeHDMAd CHAAEWENTR), Saving) damn, Ge: meaaibasy aNstl” Use coer aye eeatement on the. publect ane: to CANNED BEANS KILL TWO, be that the Government cle: past ne. tele janet At thousand, despite Himdenburg’s strat~ the beginning of the war 2,250,000 submit it later to Judge Alshuler. He as tween the Russian ang Geri Ar up tho about 0.45 P, M. and proceeded up the | se . fire, Ho bad to act quickly, tor Identified R GROVE, Feb. 18 armice expires at noon to-day, ac-|CUdt surrounding his cayo, cither by Thames eatuary into London, cheating | ne and T -4endorff'stagtide. the men rere ready to shoot |™en were rejected as unfit. This left att hed tho annual report for 1916]. 7 Oo” einer, sixt ae es cording to an official atatement trom | {Teste him and placing him on the capital trom southeast to north. | Hingenburs cnn srmeah ttle oF Ro} when his message arrived. | total of 11,260,000, from which a ine tot proms of $30,100;600,| ne Bee cats one tae ciate eons! © cast co ro) Jart's | <== ‘8 4 3 A mo ‘orkmen, the te: ony de- a y the German General Headquarters in| "tof DY ing to cast continual) east, Bomba were dropped in vari-| Hs i Lag = pes hengeron: Carre Jones must be deducted. At present || a ies i A bi x heaps le: | Hertha, elghteen bh ginls died from Berlin, the text of which reada: aspersons upon him which he war! ous districts between 1040 and 10.55 Donon i too wobbly to warrant) AAMRC MEANT FOR U BOATS Germany has in hospitals or waiting V*lODed, work on a basis of the ten- [ptomalne polmoning. caused. It te sup- “On the great Russian front, the| Utble to refute, he sald, without an) gotock. Paine Austrians, — Hungarians, to be examined 950,000 men, while 2Ur day and are paid by the hourly {Iyer by thelr mother, the beany having GRANGE ceetnebo at ween” joven trial, rte aca tciow! raideen, eben as | omer &c,, to their slaughter on the KILLED MEN ON JACOB JONES 700,000 men are employed in depots TAte OE ther mad sui An advance by the German artnica| Bolo Pasha’s attorney devoted &| tempted to rench London from the | Wet FrOBk or the interior of the country. Don't you think your employees | sine of the beans, onions and peppers, forecast earlier from Berlin, will tind |18"8e part of hin final argumont to) northeast across Essex or from tha! The Germans are boasting a hor- Then the number of men Germany *hould be wed their liberty on |Saturday both girls wore taken dil pad Russia ina state of anarchy the|!¥ing at the door of Senator Hum-| east along the line of the River| ray hes aieos Thoy brag that thls! Commander Bagley Himself Blown | DA® lst aa Prisoners le given, taken Perens eid: See PUEEE OL UU Sauer girl was rusied ta ‘the. Moune modern ‘wretid hae waver wiitnensed bert crimes charged against his cli-|rhamen, wero all turned hack.” | kas has already been tried out: tn "ey from official lists published by asked Mr. Wal iXinstde Tespital at Glen Ridge and sho afra “Mtider, vabwon, afeon. andi eet Eg eed Ae” igi itty and at Cambral. But if the in- ‘Out of the Water by One of German Government and reproduced — “I do.” Hagered Until today Pillaging has become, apparentiy, a! The exact charge against the iiatansend jasued focday iby: Gis Gers | errno which I have Is true, the the Depth Charges. |by Swiss, Swedish and German “Do you think double pay would be | ———=——————— = iiionai peutiing, lator Bae nck heen winds pubis, He ean anin art cage thet one Ger, | Alles have no need to worry much. | WASHINGTON, Fob, 18. — Depth papers. Theso are: Prisoners in r work on holidays? | | “The power of Nikolal Lenine and Pea einen nat alant pusceeded Ia |12, Gormany ts putting up it# Biggest | bombs set to blow up German sub- France, 250,000; in Russia, 200,000; “1 cannot answer that ‘ Leon Trotaky leaders of the Bolate- | Senator Humbert was one of the dropping bombs on London, \pluff. Dying of rot, she la trying to| marines probably were responsible for |!" England, 120,000, making a total of =“Do you think the double pay would : ‘S i viki, ie waning, Their fall may cume| Principal figures in the caso of Holo aki Jwcare the Allies by making facca.|® numer of deaths on the United States | 570,000, which 1s considered below the be too much for Sunday work?" First Class Milliners i powers Paste’ throveh the fact that. it was pa 2 ai Doubtlessly she has one punch left, | Destroyer Jaceb Jones’ when that ves-| actual figures, annot anawer that.”” and Improvers On" se airect messages received [Rar rewerena the Jeutnat te wien, 16 AIRPLANES SHOT DOWN — [stter wnich—nowing wena trpedut mn DecomberTs| This would apparentiy eave Gere “yon wor Sundays and Chet from Petrograd since Feb, 8 tui) ofan interest was bought with the | ne masses are thoreug! war-| 0% the Board of ingue Lehveg Feber many 4,805,000 men still available, ma. A T O NC E iS Peg ef terror tn Russia, centering | money Bolo received from the Unitea| BY. GERMANS, SAYS BERLIN arene enti ceitaae Peyiliash 19] that one of the officers aboard bravely | "Do you ever visit the homes of ll MARY’S HAT SHOP : M Btaten, a? uae 5. Bautzen, an agrarian | tried to get at these bombs to prevent your laborers?" a s b ! y, 3 In an all night battle In Petrograd,| When the facts regarding the Ger-!,,, Ss |centre, alwayd was violen Pan. | their explosion. N K | "I do not, We'have a welfare de. 50 West 46th Street @uring which jewelry stores and wine| man source of the money Involved In War Office Also Reports Destruc-| German. and adamant against So-| The torpedoed ship, already Mating peg ees wis h keeps in touch with | |e ng | cellars were looted by marauding sol-| the transaction was revealed last tull,| tion of Two Captive Balloons | clattom Before the recent election | badly. prevented him from accomplish- ert ip? eeainw. waa = ——— i diers, 100 persons were killed on Feb.| Senator Humbert cancelled the con-| in Last Two Days |the war party, ‘certa:n or the reguit, | ink his mnssion, A short time tr were fixed. Mr. Walsh asked if wit DIED. , 7, according to an Associated Press! tract and returned the money, It had m ware | proclaimed tho outcome would show | ("* SMEs Oy a ee jet hess thought it proper for one man|BATTEN.—On Saturday, Fed. 14, 1918, despatch just received from Petro-| not beon charged that the polloy of| , BERLIN, baie bandos hoe 18.—"Six- | the extent to which the people were] hander Bagley himself waa blown par Ke reel ae pak tty) hours and the| @uORGN BATTEN, at bts home, Moats erad, | the Journal was affected In a way In-|,or on Hive! barn Mees are ial eee the) Kalsex of the water by one bond and ren. Seine Cee cea eee HEOUE |” lati Ne Soy 18 WE OAIn Year Forty thousand German and Aus-| jurious to France Be a reat Ap: Claheta War | Are eon cvmetad by & Larxe:| dated ‘unepenclats \""The man can object tf ho winhan| Funeral services will be hela at Bt, trian prisoners, freed by the Coun-| Senator Humbert has repeatedly] Omice announced to-day. 8r | majority, throwing the militariats inty iy IE 1 will be given a hearing,” replied | Uuke's Protestant Eptecopat Churak, tk cll of Workmen's and Bolder Dele-|afirmod hin paisiotism, tn announe-| ArUMorying.” waa the auecinet consternation. ‘Through iho latter's! RECTOR PLEADS FOR POOR. —+ Me a ach Ane eA Noss Taner, Hon 0, ae 4048 ew in sina’ Russia, 7 sae sancti ; ration Gn tha eee a» demands the election ery : jac ansahl Mr. Walsh sald that the Armour| o'clock, : jobokem, a % os - agile nenee ever as ing In December last that he was peek, ukerpibe operations on tt | eh ce damnit verses Theis cet (Continued from First Page.) hee of wages falis $405 below the oad, es at 0.37 A. My ae ate i aving th Bis 1 of ie Journ ite i | F de Ala Anoedtiagt | #1. a yaat by the bariment : ‘ei at the sontenietos of the Btill another Petrograd despatoh told] senuccr Iumbert declared. “It | have 4.000 BOLSHEVIK! RIOT aver, an George Archtbata,| The Rev, Karl Reiland, rector of ft] Kean, Van Cortlandt Realty Com- aaa nroper living Wark || thrally. Flessolorlt Gowers <5 of ® plot to kidnap Niko! ne 2 Pee ea AS | jockey Just out of t George's Church, made an urgent ap-| pany. es which will make dé Seip ere to ae. aaa roe se been deceived twice it has been under]. * i Hl h ETING Ms n jockey J of Austria, | pea) yesterday from his pulpit for) In addition he was a director of| possible?” he askekd LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, ij . conditions which would have decelved TC tH 60 ME baa ta eT ree financial ald for the Ansociation for = x | » course I am." LOST Ad on taining, notes and many other members of Bt! tne most vigilant patriotism.” Don't let this German peace talk |tmproving. the Condition of the Poor,| MABY corporations, including the De.) si:, Armour sald his mind was al~' iat! Antal t a lezen, ompeeh ag i George's Cross Cavaliers were arrest-|— Gyortiy afterward the Senate voted} m —_—_— [fool you too much, Just give them a| Hy impressed his congregation with trolt United Railway, the Electrical | way. open to progressive stimiestions, Hans, "iad Willa et 4 ed, According to @ confession made! eo gisnend his {mi Drive Head of Russian Meeting] winning streak and they‘ insis, on | the vital Importance of the work which Properties Company, the ‘Lacka-|but he did not think working ten sk! } by Spiridonoff, the members of the or- |‘? “U*PCN! Bis tumunity, From Stage and Get Clubbe annexing Now York and Chiles the association is doing for the very| Wanna Steel Company, the Publish-| ganization, chiefly Soctal Revolution-! re "On the other hand, tf atl | poor of city, asking that every-| ers’ Paper Company, the Southern| f, aries, desired to hold Lenine for hust- MEMBER OF THE OLD 69TH by the Police. « ls oeenuiva, tut alee “eal ahotbee ting oceimign which wil end. thie| Stee! Company, the Toledo Railways } age for the safety of the Social Revo- | CHICAGO, Feb, 18.—Four thousand |deal of that Verdun stuff, and they'll | week and Light Company, the Trust Com- | Vutionary leaders and as a pr REGIMENT DIES IN FRANCE Chicago Bolshevikt rioted on the Ked-| be enting out of your hand,” Pag Saale the Werk, OF the ae: pany of America, the Westchester i against the dissolution of the Conaut- pbb tT stl aio Prospect last night broke up a] —_—— ~— [frst of ail to prevent illness and con-| and Bronx Title nd Mortgage Guar- vent Asxembly, ‘The plot ty connected meeting which was to havo been | | sequent poverty; 0 mate strong the) anty Company, and the Westchester ‘ with the previous attempt on Lenine’a Pershing Reports Death — Fror m| addreasod by Georgo Lomonossoff. /EX-CZAR READY 10 RENOUNCE Wonk Mpetsclation for help. to add. in{ Trust Company, | Ute, Natural Causes of Private [President of the Russian 3t sion! ALL RIGHTS T0 THE THRONE atthe “community and well belug) wag A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR | Tg SMALLEST CHILDREN can eales LOPT CANDY oan jerman ¥ reels Edward J, O'Brien, and hed a-wenerel tree debt tll the . IN THE 1908 CAMPAIGN. | every assurance of PERFECT SAFETY because it i holice came. ‘Then eome of them acer 4 ; is built thom Aet Death han gaken its tolt’or New York's | oy shee bed ret] L _ | GRAND TRUNK RAISES PAY,| He served ns a Presidential elector poo. foundation of absolute Purity. It is produced in a LONDON 10a" | oid Pixty h, the f York reg! wot f . Plea That Romanoffs Be Permitted [in 1908, an a delegate to the Demo- ti ence i hae jean, Baylis Aa astary where thousands of than a de G be hey : en of. Lomonossoff, inured to 5 INTO, Feb. 1 erage ic Natt Convention at Balt!- big crystal windows welcome the glori ; nt to reagh the front in Fran late aal mobieaanen auridg tas ac) te Gato Bnglnd crPranca’ | FORM bh. Ih=vAiverhpe) wage) cratic Nations: Hens oe Mn ute of the day, All Kettles, Hands and M. ve nations lincreases of $300 yearly, a nine-hour| more in 1912, as Chairman of the eviki. | working day and time and a half tor] New York Btate Committee on Rural, th LOFT Candy contact w A telegram from the War Depar at, ae ee area spiutare | MAR a Made to Bolst from the revolution, begun to grow n © way the Be riot ‘ owd » | H are — carefull terilized ‘ ' ay the F Le- opr iS 1 Street, stated [Yous when the crowd surged loward| prrROGRAD, Feb. 1k—A number | overtime and work on legal holidays| Credit and as a member of the Rural many times . Py perl Balan iger charactorizes a recentl cat ny received, from {the stage tHe xlanced toward the} of Grand Dukes and Grand Duc ve been granted employees in the mo-| Credit Committee at Washington, || every process of manufuc- published proclamation by eh ' the death of | eral times on retire oriwer regime ha ante epartments of 0 nd " | Government. Council which, i ag ba ppm cae Gaatis ar) aulni eaves HGnae AES them rable, |jioRiithe orlueh, eatne FAS eng ink Railway ments of the Grand) gociatly he was known ax “one of|}| ture is carried on under the Vollsh 3 tatty, was recently ried Edwa Lg i ee ja ple ee ty ar K€ avera t day : the favorite bachelors of the Astor! most rigidly enforced condi- . ¢ have resigned, according ex It my boy's death could win urging thw conditions under which agreement, drawn up betw ¥ stic , tio . ‘ telugraph desp Becta tex diabui naheueenriyy vin me FRAZEG ciTED FOR CONTEMPT 3\"'"*,,, mpe tate atone raise agreensen AINE UP between thel ect, He was an enthusiastic patron) } | None and my personal su Poppnnages: at will be so many—so many kept at Tovolsk alleviate Kiker a week's sossion by: the Hoard of| of the opera and a member of all|| | Pervision. —o- : ‘i | ant vey Gath Cow Odes perhaps permitiing tho former Mn Concittatio and Investixation, ation on| tte well known clubs, including the GEN. ROBERTSON TAKES O'Brie i, twe years old. | Agntnet Team Own peror and his family to go to Enge March 1, The company's annual payroll| Knickerbocker, Union, Manhattan, | « He Joined enteen and had! py L. I nate - jIand or Frat will be increased $7 | Metropolitan, Down Town, City, Mid- | NEW BRITISH WA seen # g an : bull Playe Fraternity, to-d In the plea they are roported to have | |day, Brook Turt and Field, New York Ry UDR ones eereare ne ie Mares Peeing EM Aue mace een oh se a that the leit tami te| 300 PERISH IN FLOOD, — | Ysent, Metropaiitan of Washington, canes cammomeuneel American naines appear in the latest | 5 an order directing iterry ¥,|resdy. to renous e sus and” pre- | i Society of Colonial Wars and the Bt LONDON, Feb 18.—Gen William easualty ints _— [Frases owner of the Boston American | entions to the theone | JOHANNESBURG, Transvaal, Feb.| Nicholas Boclety. Robertson, who Inst week igned ax Killen A. BH, Bowe N.Y. [League team, to app, nd w | 18.—The silway Department has| Country Nfe appealed to him at in- Chief of Btat!, ba» accepted what ia ) Vie of Wounds—A. Kay, Chica® |ovuse why ho should hot be punished |GEN. SHERIDAN’S SON DEAD, been notified thar at Mazude, near| tervals as strongly as city life, and) cknpwn as the Kastern Command, that Garacd——It. Jenking, Gelumbus, 94) for contempt of court Romkele, Zululand 200 persona were| hia place at Mt. Kisco was one of | ae gertaer alka ababeny tig nded—R Porter, Port Hi ple Uri laa SCR a a | wasor om General Sta of Army Suoe) drowned as a result of @ flood, Twen-| ine model farma of the State, The aio remier Lioyd-George t» suffering ous t. Porter My ron |a player dropped the Hoaton | cumbe to W ater, yp na taking refuge upon the b blooded Jersey cattle was fr@n e “kevere ohili,"" but hopes to inake i. Beale, Kent, O: W. do team, obte | wasHiNGTON Pony 18.—3f ‘root of hotel were washed away. | Preeding of blo y M Hine on tatement to«morrow regarding Gen, eri#on sowviile, N Yo; BR. Careon, | ph We | puttip rake anecida ite aor ow who had bed to the top of | one of his hobbies. ‘ gbartsor'n cesicration as iet of staff, Mattie Creek, ition; BoA Trott, Odin, | ' pep ad hay sales a A es | rhe Van Cortlandt family once : fof the Exchenuer Bon - ne} ere 6 age P in the Slouse ne Vij MD. Walker, Vaanalboro, Me Mivtececveg: ‘He Wha REMGITEN front’. feaih, &: ORMalen? owned Van Cortlandt Park, which saeens Mk 5 *rhox 9 ‘ day, replying te a question fro: ! 1. rns, Boston; J York by. * West Point tn 1909 Rerently he had EOre C4'¥ Qf was turned over to the City of New - Brooklyn, M8 ne Asjaltn ber. Boston. leged this report war not made. Deon serving on the Gencral staff, pers NS York. b Atefner, 2 ‘ ) 4 way BRN . } soe sista eae wwmyen sae eyuceney ie