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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-08-05
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STATE OF OHIO. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
cOLuahUS February 49, 1898.
l. W: y; Kin sr Superintendent OF insurance OF tho
btAto Of Ohio IN pursuance Of law do hereby certify that the
NORTHERN ASSU RANCE COMPANY,
located Al London in England. foreign nrr
amos company possessed VI at least the Of aHtna
capital required OF similar companies ormed under the
Ttions OF the laws ef this Stale and hgs deposited with thu
Superintendent O Insurance n the STATE II Ohio in
TOR the benefit and security VI Us policy holders residing ia
the said bAts Of Ohio not less than hundred
thonAnnd dollars IN stocks and ecuTes required by law
and haA hied this Oo1 certified copy Of It's charter
or deed OF settlement. and detailed staement Of a assets
and liabilities and otherwise complied with all the require
n!enta Of tie said laws which applicable to tooikR e
insurance companies partnerships and assoeAuonsi and
that the said company authorized TO transact its appro-
pato buSoss Of ru insurance in this state IA Rpcordahee
with law during the year The condition and bust
noes OF the United States branch Of said company the
st day OF December Of the next preceding the as
loreot shown by tho statement under oath required w
heaon ss& Revised Statutes Of Ohio " be ga follows
AgereEate amount Of AYAlAtls aAaets In thu
United .....S ISSSSS9sa
Aggregate amount OF liabilities In the Unitsa
stRtss including ro-insuranes 80. LlsSasll
Net Asso. .... 4si.s4i'
onah in tho Uaitsd states iqsa sssal
Amount st expenditures for tho preceding year
in cash In the United YATES .......... 3os,s31,ii
IN WITNESS " HEHEoT. nave heraunto suhaenDel
my hHn1. and caused my onioal seal " bs zlhKsd
lhnAL hs dAy ana hfst aloVo nrittsn.
". u. KINDER supt Of lns.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-08-05

tended even to the domain of the tailor,
and natty tailor costumes of pique,
duck, in cream, white, butter color and
deep ecru cotton, Bedford. cords,
Marseilles, linen in white, yellow and
fax gray, are all used for gowns for
the beach or mountains. The style of
these costumes is almost identical
with that of the tailor gown in summer
tweed, serge or cloth, consisting of a
gored skirt, slightly flaring at the
foot, short open Eton jacket or blazer
with blouse front of surah or en-
broidered nainsook. Some prefer
the starched Vassar shirt front
with these shirts, but they are
less comfortable wear for the sultry
season. On a few special costumes
of pale yellow linen duck, the
trimming consists of black velvet rib
bon of the narrowest width set on in
rows. There is black velvet pointed
collar and the long forearm portions
are covered to the elbow with rows of
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-08-05
win See How Missionaries Are Treated.

VIII sec now missioharles arc ireateu'
New YORK, Aug. 1.-The United
States Gun-boat Bennington, which
was at Brooklyn navy yard, has sailed
for the Mediterranean. Her mission
abroad is to enable her commander to
investigate the charges relating to per-
scouting American missionaries in Asia
Minor. Upon leaving Europe the
Bennington will sail for Montevideo,
in the south Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
SHE DFCETUED coon MR.. HOWE.

ZEILi NTcoLArs DID SAIL FOR EUICPE-1T
LOOKS BAD FOR HER SUIT.
When Il learned here yesterday, by cable
dispatches that Mrs Zella Nicolaus had arrived at
Southampton on the Lain. the suspicion OF mary
was confirmed that Mr. Howe and Mr. Hummel.
who acted az attorneys for Mrs. Nicolaus in the
suit which she brought 20 recover $4,000 from
George j. Gould, had been grossly deceived by their
client, or else that their veracity was Of the
rock-rihbed order when they desired to mlslead
ingur"rs. The arrival Of Mrs. Nicolaus in England
tended to strengthen the reports that the lawsuit;
had been settled.
Mrs. leila Nicolaus came cut Of the West year
or go ago and, lik, young Lochiuylr also
came ont OF the West-she rode ali unar.ncd. and
shc rode all alone Thlt Is. Unless her pink and
whit" complexion might he considered armOr.
ana her fine figure. blond hair and blJc eyes arms
Tor aggressive warfare against society. She did
She lived at tho Sturtcvant House. where she
up big bills-dnd paid them
In" public first heard II her when she began
her suit against Mr. Gould. She said th't Mr.
Gould had gfuly deprived her Of check for
SiOep. Sh' did not explain HE affair further. M
body, eNl -pt Mr. Nicolaus ana her cOunse-if. IN
!r. ]. 80" has not deceived them IN UIs-knOW ,n
what ground 90" brought suit
XeIa herself was concealed for n time zeal
ousv as Wa her cause # action. But she
i'tlly discovered iust - she was leaving this
c.ty fpr EurDpo "a" travelled on the Tahn ~ Mrs
Graham. u IS reported thar \ Ruhuan who was
af oinie. her guardian ~ lit@m. travelled With
h"r unier 30" rgme of Harris Fl is said mat th,y
occupied separate slater loms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

Judge Truax yesterday adjudged Mrs. Florence
" Foye sane She has been confined in Bellevue
Hospital for some time. She secured 4 divorce
from her husband recently and alleges that he had
her confined to escape paying almony
Judge Glegcrich directed a verdict for the de-
PENDANT yesterday in the suit brought by Edward
VI. Munlt against William Glockner, 4 druggist at
30 80 Eighih-ave. II charged that through
The carelessness Of a clerk Thomas Nichols. Martin
u Mundt took morphine which caused his death;
Tho defence was that Glockner was a lunatic. and
asylum at the time the mistake was
made. Nichols had been hired by the mead clerk
and was not a proper agent Of the defendant The
suit was 10 recover $500 damages.
Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court Yesterday
granted Il decree OF absolute divorce 20 Matte \.
Kingston from Samuel r. Kingston. who was for
merly manager OF The Algerian" Opera Company.
They were married in 1889. Mrs. Kingston dis
covered her husband in a room with Miss Ethel
Gray. actress last september at the Continental
Hotel. I'm Philadelphia
Erroneous statements were published yesterday
that receiver had been appointed for the properly
y he Nay-r club. An application was made In
the superior Court FOR receiver for certain prop
erty I'D which the College of ST Francis Navier was
IFf H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
THE POETRY OF MOTION ILLUSTRATED

The Professional Womans League had one OF the
Wednesday afternoon entertainments in which Il
takes greatest pleasure yesterday Mrs. Geneyieve
Stebbins gave interesting talk upor Delsare
gymnastics illustrating the expression OF various
emotions through the body. She has made study
OF the poetry of motion. and gave an exhibition
OF some Of the steps OF the minuet and OF
Spanish darce. which were heartily applauded.
Mrs. Stebbns studied for the stage but gave
up the profession 10 teach the principles of Del
sarte She is 10 open the Art Institute. in Bos-
ton, shortly, with the poem Of Miriam which
she will give with the symbols and dances.
The articles left from the recent sale have been
taken to the league rooms, whore they become
a part OF the permanent bazaar there. The shares
for the picture painted by Joseph Jefferson are
not al sold. There will lie no Wednesday meeting
next week as the performance OF LAS You Like
II" by the league is TO be given at the Boston
Theatre, Boston, in the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

supreme Couri-General Trrm-Rccess.
supreme Court 'hamhsrs- Hefor" TruaN Court
opens 1880 a m Motion calendar called at II n. m.
-Iyreu" Court Special Term-part I-Before Lawrence:
J.-Ca4" 90. 40 33,-Wafd y. Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad 60. ~ day calendar.
Sl4r. 70" CYIit-sp'ch Term Part ll-Adjourned Tor
clr.at cour,-rarts l. II auI Iv-Adjoarned for the
Clrcl- c.urt-Par IiI-Hefore Patterson J.-Case on.
~ 1850 shaw ~. W"ii"c NJ day calendar .
SUPERIOR Court Special Term-Bcfore Dusro. Mos
Superior Court-General Term-AdjoGrned until Friday.
superior CONT Equity Term Before McAdan. Nos
g. '-.;. 5ri. rGi case. unfinished.
Superior Trial Term Part IiIllef1r" SedgwicS
c. cas- N. ~. i1i9-MoClav" vs. GLIB No day
superior court Trial Tcrm-Parts and H-Adjournei
-u.r.gat.,s Cllr,-,harlhers- Before Ransom. S.-No
80 Estate q Herman Schwannecke.
surr.gutes Court Trial T,rm-i iefore FiUserald $
~ g.4 VIII - Charles b. Beck az 1890 For pro-
brown. Augusta Nossh~n. Joseph Hardina l.. T. Reich
.rr-. Joseph j. Lawrence. Thomas crowley, at lo.do
common pleas-specal Tern-Bcforc Bischor. jr.. J.
Common Pleas General Term Aiditiona-Refore Book
s'a,or T. g.. and Bsch1n lr. Appeals from district
courts nos. / to - inclusive ,,.., ...., ,.-,,...
common plee--Trial Term-par I-Before Glegerch J.
IS 1859 lG'2 iGlJ. 1921 1857 1885, l725 3ll. lIo5.
t Is i Ss i iG G, IF I9 s1 I 5S i 6 l ls
lS.4 isJG N7l calendar clear.
Common Pras-rllu Tcrm-Pdr. lI-Before DAILY, {. J.
-'nI,,a % ue sent ''m Part for uiAl Case I'M
common Pleas Trial Tcrm-par III-Beforc Pryor. j
Causes - BE- sent from Part for trial Calendar clear
CT, Court-Sp.cia T.rm-Before McGovn. J.-MotiOns.
tft Court; General Term Al lurued for the
Cty Court-Tral Term-rarts T. II and III-Aljourned
f1r tho
CIV court Trial Term-Part IN-Before Enrich {. J.
short causes: Nos 2Gl0 -Gl l'oi. 2iol 2i26 2325.
2G2l BIB 25GG 5624 1855. 2,56 1884 Calendar clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee Grand Opera House Hall
s D. m.
charity meeting United Charities Building, Fourthave
and Twenty second-st.. p m.
New-York Mercantile Exchange, Hudson and Harrison
SITS. 1915 m.
Board Of Estimate and Apportionmen City Hall
TamInany Hall Executive Committee, D. IN.
independent Democratic mss.-meeting. Cooper Union.
p m.
Election OF trustees Church OF the Covenant No
$40 Forty second-st, p. M
meeting.
Brooklyn New England Society dinner, Academy OF
Music Assembly Rooms. evening
Presentation 10 Robert Bonner Fifth Avenue Hotel
p IN.
Hamilton College Alumni dinner Waldorf Hotel. $50
p. n.
Dinner TO De Lancey Nicol. Delmonico's evening
Lecture bv Mevi Dewey on Educational Interest
and Library Extensions IN NcwYos State Pratt lnst-
tute. Brooklyn, p. m
DR.. F. A. Cooks lecture before seawanhakA Yacht
Club $50 IN.
Annual meeting Of Christian Endeavor Orion second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Brooklyn. ?. III.
Major A. T. Searss lecture. University Of the CITY OF
New York o a.
Football conference. University Athletic Club p IN.
Harvard School thearicas No. SIS Fifth-ave.. p m
81, Johns Dramatic Society entertainment Fordhan.
D.
Young Mems Hebrew Association Ffym'h-st ana
I.cXing'oH-ave.. 5 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company has de-
cided to increase the number of trains on its lines
and to more cars in train in the busy hours
In view of the complaints of patrons. Smoking
cars which have been tried on the Fifth-ave line
are to be introduced on the Rdgewood line on
Tuesday Of next week.
The funeral Of Thomas ]. Tilney will take place
this afternoon at o'clock in Plymouth Church, Of
which he member for twenty-one years. The
Rev. Drs Lyman Abbott and A. j. F. Behrends
will conduct the services.
Police Commissioner Hayden yesterday raised
tl.rty-two patrolmen TO the rank Of roundsmen and
assigned them TO duty in the precincts where they
needed. A law passed by the last Legislature
authorized the addition of forty-four roundsmen to
the force so that each precinct will have four in
stead of two.
In the suit brought by Stillman L. Wilson against
the Fort Wayne Electric Company, growing
OF the failure of the company TO pay for several
carloads OF mica from mine on his farm, In New
Milford. Conn, verdict awarding ss,lS6 &c TO the
plaintiff was given in the Supreme Court yesterday.
The testimony in the suit OF DR.. John W. Barlow
for absolute divorce from Mrs. Jessie A. Barlow
was ended in the Supreme Court yesterday. and the
jury was directed TO give sealed verdict Both
Mrs. Barlow and DR.. Charles II. Giles. the
respondent, denied all improper rela tons
The Board of Estimate met yesterday and decided
TO Increase the amount to be distributed from the
excise receipts. 1894 $50. to the various charitable
institutions Of the city from $1,000. given last
year. to $500.
Mayor Body received communication yes,er-
day from Excise Commissioner Schliemann. which
ne would not make public. Ii Is believed 10 contain
his reasons for not acceding the Mayors request
10 resign The Mayor is expected to give Mr.
Schliemann twenty-four hours within which 10 re.
sign, or he will be removed
In regard TO sparrng exhibitions in theatres
Mayor Body said yesterday that when they were
parts OF plays especial license was needed and
they could be given: but where they were merely
incidental and not part of the regular perform
ance. special licenses were necessary, and he would
not grant them.
There Will be demonstration Of a new photo
graphic paper before the o.ogra phic Section Of
the Brooklyn Institute this evening at the rooms Of
the section. No. 20l Montague-st
The annual convention Of the Marble Cutters and
Settlers Association of the United States was held
yesterday In Saengerbund Hall The reports Of
onicers and committees were presented The fol-
lowing officers were also elected: President W II
Turbett OF New-York; vice-president Thomas Y
McVey, Of Baltimore; secretary Jnd treasurer John
+. Whall. Of New-York; chairman Of Executiv.
Board. w. 7. Heating, of New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
THE COURTS.
TIE MONEY WAS MUCH NEEDED.

r,,,r X WHY PETER DE LACY SAYS HE WAS
,rIE TO MAKE A GOOD BARGAIN
po,or De Iacy's suit to recover sl"Voo from
,I,rod T. Vacott and the Chicago ana Sou'"
c,1o pand Transit Company wnich "aicot' VI
ri,o1 Is still on In the Superior court peioie :
LIDO Dugro Mr.. Walcott was put on inc So
ts, before the court adjourned He VIII DC furlhe'
examined to-day. ,.o.,t, ,o,r,s
r,ho case has a number OF Interesting points
u.,oo,t believed he had a bonanza when ne sot
t,d >, rho contract TO build the elevated raiiroau
IN Cbicopo He organized a syndicate whch pu.
49,, c,oo eoo N GET an ordinance from the Board Oh
,,darnor authorizing the construction OF tne rodn'
conjition was tackled 70 the oTlgIial p Zoo noo
curing Walcot and his associates 10 of GOOD
ain The money had to be put up ny jury f,n 49,
isSS The syndicate found great dihcuiF III laiS'''S
the extra 100000. Att, ro,,t no was in
i,,naad ~, WSIcott to put In $4,000 toward the
500 00 Under an agreement that ne shouiu e. IT,
roive IN return 50 500 and n share OF me pron,s.
This share amounted to aoou, st,pent Of $40 COO
but according to Mr. De Lacy Wa!cott was IN ",
great straits and wiling 70 give any lIIns -
get money. Now Mr.. De Lacy wants 10 get HIS
W1lcott denies that he promised to give Mr.
DE Lacy a share in the profits. and the CnicasV
and South side Rapid Transit Company ueny '. he
WalcOtt acted with authority II ne u'u n'aNe '
ALLEGED contract with De Lacy. .
f. J. Myers. representing De Lacy read eN'racts
from testimony which was taken IN me case
tended to show the necessity which Walcott was
under when he made the alleged agreement WIN
De Lacy. WacOtt testified that he had expended
sloO coo "for legal purposes and various ne"HPaPrr
of Aldermen. This 50 impoverished the syhdlca'e
that it hal to raise more money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

Among the passengers arriving on the ked S'ar
steamship Fresand from Antwerp yesterday were
Charles f.. Barnes Dr. Arthur r. Edwards pr'
Paul f. Provost David Spencer the Rev H. Jaco'
the Rev. Michel Nalkhcimer and Willy Woln
The Hamburg American steamship Rhaetia- from
Hamburg had among her pass myers JOSEF Angus
tyn. Carl Bergc Ernst Kopin and Carl Becherer.
The White Star steamer Teutonic' Tor IyeT-
pool, took out among her passengers Admiral W . y.
Ward, OF the British Navy; George KEENAN, me
Rev. John Catnelle. Sir Henry Gilbert LAZY n,,-
bert, DR. J. L. Kelly Louis Gerald Freshman
DR. A. H. Wentworth. Merrick i. Nlnton, froies-
sor r. +. Ruttan and +. Lorillard jr.
The American Line steamer Paris, Tor Soutnamp'
ton had among her passengers Baron Gustave
SchIlling. J. Wilson Brown, jr. F. II. b ouvear,s,
J. j. Grlnlinton, Morton Redmond, j.. Cavendisn
Taylor W. +. Van Hensden, William NJ. Con ana
III. Il. III. Way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

WORK OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE YESTERDAY
UPON THE NEW BRIDGE.

WORK OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE Y STERDAY
UPON THE NEW BRIDGE.
As the result Of it's first days actual contact wl'h
the figures the Board OF Estimate placed the sum
Of $4,000 upon the budget OF ls9i Commissioner
DAILY OF the Department Of Public Works. presented
In October his provisional estimates footing UP
1861 1872 The Board cut this down % @0si.Ss, and
yesterday about $4,000 more taken out. leaving
the final estimate at S.2u.Go. The most OF tris
came from the item of street paving. The Fire De-
partment requested $4,000 FOR Mr.. DAILY to enable
him to put in new fire hyirants but the Board II
Estimate declined TO grant this unless an act Of the
Legislature was first obtained authorizing bond
issue 10 cover the amount -
For the Fire Department the sum or S2-p,5s was
allowed, or $3.50 more than the PROVISIONAL estl-
mates OF October, which stood ~ E.2350l1.
Park Commissioners Happen. Dana and Ciausen
and Secretary Burns. u the Park Department. sue
ceeded in securing N.lCIl5 or S2.1io more than
they had In the provisional estimates. The sum IN
cluded the 50 900 FOR the Metropolitan Museum or
Art. the full amount which the law allows the
Commisstoner Hanen. OF the Annexed District.
who asked for 96i 10 in october. but received only
x2g 500 succeeded in forcing $4,000 from the
Board but he departed gloomy and disappointed.
other items placed upon the budget were:
State taxes, 266; judiciary @lo.l-1 Police
and District courts, $4,000; Finance Department,
1902 200 printing and stationery. STOOD; Law De-
rentals Sll ,4So; Tax Department, Sl9ss 500 Common
Council $500, jurors fees. $1,000. National Guard
armores and ianitors. $3.50; Coroners Si0o
Commissioner OF Jurors, &ii0O; Civil Service Com
mission S.5e'.
There was little or no change in the above figures
from the october provisional allowance. The BOARD
will take up the estimates OF the Police Department
Charities and Board OF Health to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
DISNISSING OLD INDICTMENTS

The indictments against James f. Hyde. OF
No. "a West Twenty-second-st, and John y. Ker-
win. real estate agent at No 25 West Thirty
hrst-st.. will be dismissed in General Sessions to-
day on the Recommendation OF the DIstrict-Attor-
ney. Hyde and William Turnbull both being ticket
Spectators quarrelled in front OF the Fourteenth
Street Theatre March 22 1890 and Hyde shot and
Killed Turnbull In self-defence
Kerwn convicted OF felonious assault in
General Sessions September 49, 1885, the complain
ant being Mrs Mary Allen, OF No. 449 West Twenty
hrstst. Assistant Disrict-Attorney Mcintyre prose-
cuted him. Kirwin was sentenced 10 State Prison
for two years and two months The General Term
reversed the conviction on the evidence, holding
that II was insufficient
Judge Cowng yesterday dismissed the Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
PAY DEMANDED FOR BOTH COyCERTS

secret meeting Of the members of Walter Dam.
roschs Symphony Orchestra was held yesterday
afternoon In Aschenbr6del Hall. l.. l.. Mandy
presided and w. H. Bates secretary 1t was an
nounced that the cancellations Of the contracts OF
the members OF the orchestra had been sent in and
repudiated. The musicians declared that pay was
due them for two conceris-the last one and the
one which 10 be given tins evening. COM
salaries II Will meet Tomorrow Mr.. Damrosch
the meeting II was dated In New-York and read:
VIII return on Saturday and VIII be glad to meet
The only Suggestions" which have been made are
that Hegner be debarred from playing until he be-
comes member of the union. and that the men
get their pay for the two concerts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
CLAIMED BY BRAZIL AND THE ATTENTIVE

Among the guests at the Hotel Waldorf
Is carlos a. Aldao, first Secretary Of the Special
Legation OF the Argentine Republic TO this coun-
try. This Special Legation brought into exis-
tence through the controversy between Brazil and
the Argentine over the possession of large tract
OF land. The controversy is to be submitted 10
President Cleveland for arbitration. The subject
OF dispute is the extreme end of a little arm of
land which runs up into Brazilian territory between
the Republic Of Paraguay and the Republic of
Uruguay. 1t has long been in dispute between
the two countries 1t is land which Brazil is
anxious to obtain.
Senior Aldao is now preparing the history OF
the territory. with Argentines claims for it's pos
session: On the 18th Of February the matter will
be laid before President Cleveland for his
sideration. He is expected TO decide the question
within year Of the time Of the presentation Of
the paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

REPORTED APPOINTMENTS BY Mr.. sCHIE-
Rem.
The latest announcement Of names OF members
o.. the cabinet OF Mayor-elect Scheren rom men
supposed to possess his confidence. includes' De
sides the appointments already made the iolloW-
ing: Leonard w. Wells, for Police Commissioner
Frederick " Wurster. for Fire Conmsslcner y. q.
Taylor Emery. for Health ComniissiQner; I"hyeHllh
r. Blair, for President Of the Board OF .lssessor
F. w TIinrchs. for Register OF Arrears w \
Booth. for Tax Collector; Frank SGuier. FOR ParK
Commissioner. and Wesley c. Bush for Emit
Naeher will accept the post Of Excise Commis-
sioner already off red to him. The names o. me
appointees for all the places VIII probably be
positively announced this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
STRCCK HER MISTRESS WITH A REDHOT IRON

Caroline Hanke. domestic in the employ OF a
family named lkelhelmer. at No. III East Fifty
siXth-s. was airagned In the Yorkville Court yes
terday on charge OF feonlous assault and was
held pending the appearance OF her victim she VIII
also be examined as 10 her mental condition. she
entered the lkeheimers' employ two months ago
Proving incompetent she served with notice
TO quit iter tifne was up yesterday put she de-
clned to leave, saying that she would remain as
long she wanted To-
This utimatum reported TO Mrs. Ikelheimer
who on lueslay evening went to the basement ana
ordered the refractory help to go. Thereupon me
obstreperous Caroline seized iiatiron from the
redhot stove and STRUCK her mistress terrible
blow on me head. She raised the IRON TO strike
again, wheh Mrs Marx Hornthal. the mother or
Mrs ikelhrlmer, interfered preventing the blow.
But Mrs. hornthal. who ~ eighty years Old was
wrist
A wood polisher at work upstairs heard the noise