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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

Getting It Down.
81 see" said Spatts to the dealer. 'na'
7ou advertise - hats for "a =,
Eyes. sir. Shall l show you somef
"And - hats for s3!
"Yes. Would you like to iooh a. " ~
kat?"
"And 80 hats for s2:' -,
"Yes. What is your size. picases
"And 81 hats for SIP
"Would you like to try on a DERBY OF
slouchs" ,.y
.rll Just take 81 hat for nothing
Harper's Bazaar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
TIE SCIENTIST.
tile.

Disin.eyra,ioa of rocks is caused partly
BIZ minnie animal Organisms.
There VIII he TIVE celipsss Of the sun dur
Aag the year, bus both VIII b. Invisible in
The l.ites! States
y wind Blowing at The rate Of 10 miles
per hoar eAes;s a pressure OF but is
pounds to the square fo,;
The instrument whica accurately neas-
ures distance TO the one ten-thousandth
part Of { second il called ''chronograph, y
When ''snariy' tells you that alu-
minimum is the lightest Of metals. refer him
to magnesium, a metal oue-third lighter and
yet much denser apd stronger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
A Philosopher.

Boston Mother-Tomnhy, if you don't
keen quiet, shall be compelled to whip
you very hard
Thomas toetat G)-Mother! How illogical
Does it not occur to you that a severe cas-
tigation will only have he effect of increas
ing the volume Of sound may be produc-
ing? Chicago Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

a Susy Man.
"Well. James" said the ex-employer to
bis discharged coachman, "have you found
employment"
Eyes, SIR" said James.
what are you doing? Drivingf"
NO, sir. put an advertisement in The
Sunday Twirer, and I've been working
eight hours day trying to find 1t ever
since, "-Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
Glad Au Fait.

She gracefully walked down the aisle,
Ar.ayed in a blush and q smaisle;
Though these were au fat
1t is proper to salt
She was also dressed in the staisle.
kansas City Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
A sympathetic Husband.

Madam (recoverir : from an illness, shows
her husband her ;it.enuated hands)-How
thin my fingers are! My rings keep slip
ping. off. ..-
Very true, love, but fortunately win
ter is coming on apace. You Will have
chiibia;Is. domino Rose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
A Wa,ervilIe Firm Gels Lewiston Public Build.
inc Plumbing lob.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-Bids were
op M i IN the treasury department today
for the interior and plumbing work on the
publ; building at Lewiston, Me. M. G..
10 ter & Son, Waterville, Me-, was the
| west bidder at SlS,990
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

.To.al amount Of ccotntu.cs certified. $751;.
0u8.99. . ,..
Less amount on hand and with agents, ST. a.
Total liabilities for 0cbentofes As ger slater eh''
&l69 2St.35. H.
Trustees for d, bcDtures; Holland Ira.t e.
n. Y, series A, q, c, r. q, |. X, l., NJ, N, ~.
q. Il, >, T, u, w. Y, &C. ~, 2s. 40. 30 ana ~
Mercanii'e Trust and Deposit Co: Baltimore
series ID; Fid. Ina. Trust and SAFE Deposit ~
series "; rust Co. of N. America, phiadeipn's
Series W; Ili;no Trust and Savings Bans. Series
al NV York sec. and Trust CO. series u, u III"
IS. rl
WV. 6. BgEG. Secretary.
} 4. TKtz vAST, Directors.
II. A. kAnLER
Corporate seil.
State OF Texas, County Of DALAI. Sc.
I /, WIN. q. Brcg. SEC etAry OF The security
Mortgage and Trust Go. NJ Dal'as, Texa', snd o.
r. Tr. zevant and II. A, ksliler. two OF me direo
TORS of said company. do solemn swear That vi,
above statement by us tubscf,bcd is tine nccoIua
ing 10 our best knowlscgc and belle. Sub. rips"
and sworn to before me this GOTH day OF Deem
her, A. ID. 1898. u. T. GREeK,
tNOtary Public, Dallas County,
Texas. Official character.
Seal. a..
40 e sworn to before q commissioner fo'
Maine OF notary pubic.
jani0dlaw3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
Defiance.

Defiance.
E;xtr:c. from new nov Il: stand where
you are. Reginald de CU'rsey! Advance
one step nearer, and Will tell you what
saw at Tie Worlds fair!'
Fooled again. Kissed the villain as he
faded from view.-philatielo lia Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
Description OF stocks and Bonds.
*Nonc dered for sale.
Unknown.

none ueTeu LOT SAFE.
tUnknOAn.
American and European Banking and Finance
Company stock cost IS 900, and $500 has been
charged oil. The real value canno be determined.
Bark err Brothers, of Philadelphia, failed with sub
scriptions on d posit, but had laid aside some
curites to protect the same, and the matte Is
IN litigation in Pennsy lvania courts. The ultimate
value of the item depends on the result of the Ii
CATION.
When organized, July %. 1857 Unter what
Principal place of business. Dallas. Texss
Authorized capitol. $2,t00.Oto. rers-nal lsb.l
ity of stOcA holders, IL ne.
What Fart of the capital is paid in cash. $4,000
How much of its capital Is owned by officers of
the company, 81 800.
How much, il any, OF the stock owned by officer
is pledged to the company as collateral. none.
Tota amount of its capital stock held by The
company as collateral, none.
Names of officers; j. I. Trezevant, President,
Dallas; J. 7. Dar.an. lst Vice President, Dalia.;
J. q. UConnor. I'd Vice President. D,llar; u. A.
Kahler. I'd Vice President, Dallas; Vim. q. Brss,
secre'ar,, Dallas; DIR. Edward Green, lrut
Officer, Dallas.
j. Dargan. Dallas; J. {. O'Connor, Dallas; H.
A. Kaht r, Dallas; Dr. Edward Green, Dallas;
Sam p Cochran, Dallas; Alex Sanger. DALAI; !.
5. Miller, Dallas; }. W. Roach. Dallas.
security TO be made by salaried employees OF the
Company who are entirely tree from local infa'
ences? Yes.
Please state the sections Of country in which
loan, are made, giving counties. Between @lh
I'D 9e III meridian, and north Of 10th parallel IN
Texas. Cook Collin, Dallas, Dent n Ellis Fails,
Grays son, Hill, Kaufman. aman, Mcclellan. :,
How much OF the h, billy Of the company, II
any, Is outstanding in NJ, inc. none.
Amount of bonds or other chooses In action sofa
in Maine and ~ 81 lnteed by your compsny, none
Total amount CT loans unpaid ana outstanding
S2, 900.
Total umount of loans guaranteed, 81 ,oSo,W,
Number nd amount Of loans on which foreclos
ure is incomplete, S32.5.
Is The company SUBJECT to examination by State
officers? Yes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
No Answering Spark.

She searched his pockets though and through,
Yet felt 10 jealous thrill,
Though she found some lines from an old. old
flame
4 great unraid gas bill.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
On the Outer Edge.

Yes, Jams is il the "swi1i"-that IS to soy.
Like children that we sec down by the shore,
They've let lin wade Il little at the edge:
lies in Ii aE.;lc dcep-no more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

The Eowdoiq College Athletic Associa-
lion has lscted james ". Crawford. %
ma agsr, and Gay B MAYO, 95, treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
In the Near Future.

I.ady-Well, Martha. you are really 60
iny to leave me, are you!
Cock (angrily)-Yis, ma'am.
Lady piteouslyl,7Neu. you'll at least
give ne IL recommendation to my next
cook, won't you?-Wonder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
Defined.

Defined.
painter--There. now, is my new picture.
What's the matter with that, ehf
Quiet Trierd--I don't know, but should
say that it was case of art failure.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
Tho Fan style,

Now doth the lately summer girl.
Corral her autumn beau,
q And with q basket ON his arm
A-nutting doth she geau.
Detroit Free PrsR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
She was All Right.

Kean-Isn't your wife afraid to drive
that horse?
Stean-Not at all. It's the people she
meets who are afraid.-Tit-BitA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

She has harsh and rasping voice,
An eye that's blue and cold,
4 temper hot, yet she's my choice.
For she has stores Of gold.
-Harper's Bazaar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

. ,,c..inent man ID bis town having held
. go c0icee nearly Ill bis hfe.-Win. y.
Hsvden, prominent citizen Of this town y
in failing health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
Missed Fire.

Gbe-I enjoyed myself splendidly at the
bail last night.
lie (apathe.ically)-.Ah! very good.
She-CoDe, if you are not going to be
jealous, won't tell you any more, therel-
Cnsere Gesell schaft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sign,

Charles-There's the doorbell ringing.
wonder who it is.
Edward-A man. just saw Sister Mel
lie run to the looking glass; Chicago News
Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
Fairly Healthy

Fairly Healthy.
Eastern Man lin the Rockies)-This b q
good. healthy country, isn't it,
Western Man-Ya-as, it's healthy enough
eff yeh don't put on too many airs-New
York Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

why should IL soldier never lose his
head in battle." asked IL German captain
CT 4. private soldier.
because if he did he wouldn't have any
place to PIT his helmet on. Texas Sift-
iDss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

Fer feet sped lightly in the dance
Tor tlrec hours by the clock;
She danced for miles, but homeward bound
She wouldn't walk q block.
Washington Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
waiting.

Visiting.
Ada-No; Priscilla will never marry un.
less she finds her ideal.
Ida-What sort of man is her ideals
Ada-A man who will propose.-Puck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

a Resting Spell.
When winter comes, as soon IL must
We sec cen row the signs
Twill give the bicyclists chance
To straighten out their spines.
Kansas City Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24


keen quiet I shall be compelled to whip
you very hard.
Thomas ,astat G)-Mother! How illogicall
Does it not occur to you that severe cas-
tiration w; II only have the effect of increas
ing the volume Of sound may Oe proouc-
ing? Chicago Record.
a sympathetic Husband.
Madam (re GOVERN : from IN illness, shows
her husband her at.enuated hands)-How
thin my fingers are! My rings keep slip
ping off.
Very true, love. but fortunately win
ter is coming on apace. You will have
chiibla;Is. domino Rose.
No Answering Spark.
She searched his pockets through and through.
Yet felt 10 jealous thrill,
Though she found some lines from an old. old
Acreat un,,aid gas BILL
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Extrac. from new novel: stand where
YOU are, Reginald de CU,rsey! Advance
one step nearer, and will tell You what
saw at Tic Worlds fair!'
Fooled AGAIN.. Kissed the villain as he
faded from view-philadeloh ia Record.
In the Near Future.
Iady-Well, Martha. you are really 60
ing to leave me, are your
Cock (angrily)-Yis, ma'am.
Lady (piteouslyl-Well, you'll at least
give rle IL recommendation to my next
cook, won't yoi?-WOnder.
On the Outer Edge.
Yes, Jams il; il. the 'swiIi"-that is to soy.
Like children that we sec down by the shore.
They've let linn wade u little at the edge:
lies in II aI..:lc dcep-no more. =,
Missed Fire.
Gbe-I enjoyed myself splendidly at the
bail last night.
lie (apathe, ically)-.Ah! very good.
She-Come, if you are not going to be
jealous, won't tell you any more, therel-
Cnsere Gesellschaft.
\ Good Reason.
why should soldier never lose his
head in battles" asked i, German captain
because il he did he wouldn't have any
place to put his helmet on.'-Texas Sift-
ipgs.
A Youn, aan's Observations.
Fer feet sped lightly in the dance
Tor three hours by the clock;
She danced for miles. but homeward bound
She wouldn't walk block.
Washington Star.
painter-There, now, is my new picture.
What's the matter with that, ehf
Quiet Irierd--I don't know, but should
say that it was u case of art failure.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Fairly Healthy.
Eastern Man lin the ROckies)-This b q
good, healthy country, isn't it,
Western Man-Ya-as, it's healthy enough
York Weekly.
a Resting Spell.
When winter comes, as soon it must
We sec cen row the signs
Twill give the bicyclists q chance
To straighten out their spines.
Kansas City Journal.
An Cnmistakable Sign.
Charles-There's the doorbell ringing.
I wonder who it is.
Edward-A man. / just saw Sister Nell
lie run to the looking glass; Chicago News
Record.
waiting.
Ada-No; Priscilla will never marry un-
less she finds her ideal.
Ida-What sort of man is her ideals
Adis-A man who will propose.-Puck.
Explained.
Ehe has harsh and rasping voice,
An eye that's blue and cold,
A temper hot, yet she's my choice,
For she has stores Of gold.
-Harper's Bazaar.
She Was All Right.
Kean-Isn't your wife afraid to drive
that horse?
Stean-Not at all. It's the people shs i
meets who are afraid.-Tit- Bits.
The Fan style.
Now doth the lately summer girl.
Corral her autumn beau,
| 4 And with basket ON his arm
A-nutting doth she geau.
= Detroit Free PrA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24

NEWPORT.
The Masons hell public installation al
their hall last Wednesday evening. After
the ceremonies fine supper was served il
the hall below. About 200 we're p,esent
Music WIS furnished by the orcht SRA
Rev. Mr.. Webster preached in + Ist Wilton
last Sunday. We hear that he has a call
from the society there to become its past0'
but we hope he will con,inue here where he
hiss labored 80 fsiihirliy for the part five
years and is highly esteemed by ala
supper and conc.,t will be he'll Ut thu
Hight street church nj xt Wednesday even.
'rg DR.. Harvey ia still COT fined to thu
house with rheumatism.
Somerset.
EAST MADISON.
The farmers are storing ice for thei,
creameries, are keeping more cO~s an
selling cream to the butter factory at Skow-
h gan, not for revenue ohi,, bat Ibs,l,
fund, to p ~ III, hired man, that they ms,
meet with rpile The tax col.ttor.-W
have our share of sick ones and many swht
don't feel very week.-Mrs.. Bacheld O..
Fsrmingson, teacLes at the grammar schoo
lis giving excellent satisficti ~ - Mis- B<f
t.Ix w ooi of Ma iison. is tt ath ny the pr
,o.ry school. il being her second term here
Mi Wool is very popular with The littl.
ones.
MADISON.
WIN. III. Ran,l and wife were ia town .
few days ago visiting ftisnds.-Mf. Acc
pAdam of Sol,n, died OF p ,ermonis : ftw
lays .qo.-T. F. Do abby of Emtden, d.
s Gently of pneumonia. Mr.. Boothhy VIZ
The evening world., 1894-07-17
BOY TRIED SUICIDE.
Twelve Year-0ld George Palermo
Made Two Attempts.
He Got a Bottle Of Poison and
Was About to Drink It.
Under Punishment for Stealing Ato
from His Sister. in-Lav.

George Palermo. twelve years old "A
~ Grand street. was a prisoner at Jef-
ferson Market Police Court TODAY
charged with attempted suicide. 1t Is ali
legged that he twice tried to kill himself
by drinking carboiic acid yesterday.
George lives with his brother and his
sister-in-law, Mrs. MarHiret Palermo.
at the number given, where they keen
little cigar and candy store. His
father is in Italy, and he has made his
home with his brother for five years.
On Saturday, Mrs. Palermo saws.
George stole $40 from her. 81 of which
he afterwards returned. As a punish-
ment. she kept him on a short diet for
two days, and the boy grew despondent
over It.
Yesterday morning he fo,End a bottls
of carbolic acid, and was starting TO
drink 1t when his sister-in- law stopped
him, though not before he had burned
his lips and mouth.
The boy watched his chance. and last
evening found the acid bottle again, and
was again discovered trying to empty Il.
Then Mrs. Palermo called Policeman
Kelly, of the Eighth Precinct and had
her little brother-in-law arrested.
George has been In protecuories sew
eral times for larcenies. His mother Is
an insane patient at the asylum on Hart's
Island.
The boy was turned over to Gerry
Agent Grier for examination.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
DORA WILLIS IN TROUBLE.
She Must Furnish $500 BaiI or 60
to the Island.

A woman, who gave the name oil
Dora Willis. and said she was twenty
years old and lived at 2o3 East Twenty
seventh street, was arraigncd in JEFF
ferson Market Court today and was
put under $500 bail by Justice Hogan.
In default Of bail she was sent to the
island for three months.
She was charged by Joseph Marks. OF
2G9 West Thirty-sIXth street, with accust
ing him cn the street.
Miss Willis who was n.atiy crossed
and modest IN demcanor. told "A h,Tcr, Mt
story.
She had been annoyed by Marks and
his friend on Broadway before, and had
tried to avoid them.
Last night sh" was spoken to by thu
two men. and when she refused 10 haNs
any conversation with them they had
threatened to get even" ana had
called a policeman before she could get
away. Her companion escaped
Later. she told the mItroIl of the po-
lice station that she worked in RiileyS'
No such person Dora Wills Is
known at Ridleys. She gave two dir
ferant addresses to an Evening WOrll"
reporter to-day, but she ia not known
at either of them. young man who
GAINED to be her friend called to see
her at the Jefferson Market prison. and
she said after he went away that he
would get a bondsman to bail her out.
When reque sted to explain the discrep-
cncies in her story she declined to talk.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
PROMISES A SENSATION.
Ms. Keep Hints at Letter She
Sent the Turkish Minister.

Mrs. Nafeesa NJ. S. Keep. editor of
the Voice of Islam. continues to hold the
fort up on the third floor of 80 East
Twenty-third street. A knock on the
door OF the Office to-day brought Mrs.
Keep to the little slot. and, after max
Ing sure that the visitor was not Mo-
manned Alexander Russell Webb. she
threw back sundry bolts and bars and
admitted the reporter
You see, 1 ain still IN a state Of
siege" said the shrewd little woman.
II understand that Mr.. Webb has given
, a power OF attorney to one of his friends
and ] don't know what may happen"
rate, to the effect that she had nothing
against MIR. Webb personally; he was
very respectful and deferential. and All
that: she simply desires TO be let
alone.
She said that she understands webb
has ordered the gas turned off. and as
e sprained wrist prevents her carrying
lamp, she Is in a predicament. The
Turkish Minister, she says, Is at the
Meadow Club, Southampton. l.. l.. and
yesterday she addressed "A letter to
him that she declaes will create II stir.
Mrs. Keep said she will stay indoors
all of to-day to watch for the enemy.
Should neither Webb nor any of his
enissaries call to-day she will probably
60 out tomorrow to make arrange
ments for continuing the publication of
. the Voice OF Islam.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
ABANDONED HER BABE.
Mary Peck's Sentence Suspended mt
q Minister'S ReUue.t.

Mary Peck. a pale young woman, with
a siNw eeks-old infant In her arms,
pleaded guilty to abandoning the baby
on June - before Judge Cowlng in Part
!. OF the Court OF General Sessions this
afternoon.
Rev. Gregory Lines. rector of the
Church of the Beloved Disciple, who is
the spiritual adviser of the girl pleaded
for her. II. promised to see that she
did not aba ndon the baby again.
Upon this assurance Mary was per
mittcd to leave the courtroom under
suspension of sentence.
Miss Peaks case is peculiarly sad. She
lives with her mother ut 1919 Third ave
niue. Several years ago while working
IN u button factory she became blind.
sight was reGnined about "A year ago.
Shortly afterwards she was Crmiually
assaulted 10y an unknown man. Six
weeks ago she gave birth to a child.
Her mind became unbalanced and she
s"crctcd the babe in tn" cellar of the
tenement where she lived. ierry's So
ciety caused her arrest.
Agent Stoding, who had opposed Judge
'oWing's action to-day, said to re-
porter:
~ don't sec how We can punish these
people II they arc allowed to 90 scot
!re"., We have three other cases on
hand now"
The evening world., 1894-07-17
STEIN ExONERATEO.
Perjury Indictment Dismissed and
He Is Discharged.
Mr.. Weeks Thinks His Prosecution
Would Have Been Unjust.
Satisfied that He Picked Up a Re-
volver at That Court Shooting.

Ex-Assomblyman aud Lawyer MyeI
J. Stein. indicted for perjury on the tria
of Michael Donnelly, charged with
shooting al an opposing litigant, Patrick
j. McArdle. In the Court of Common
Pleas, April - last, walked out of Part
l. Of the i'ourt of General Sessions this
afternoon a free man.
The Indictment was ordered dismissed
on the recommendation of Assistant
pistrtct-Attorney Barlow g. Weeks, by
Judg" Cowing.
His Honor said.
~ have here the indictment against
Myer j. Stein for perjury, and ] am
glad to see that the Assistant District
Attorney has recommended its dismis-
"By that" said MIR. Howe. Stems
counsel ARE we to understand that MIR.
stein leaves this courtroom without a
stain on his character"
ii so understand responded Judge
tcwing.
Lawyer Stein was then discharged,
and Immediately he was surrounded by
IA number of friends.
Mr.. Weeks then inscribed this indorsc'
ment On the Indictment:
sine" the finding of this Indictment
I have made such examination as has
SATISFIED me- that on April -. 1894, the
DAY OF the shooting. this defendant did
take out of the courtroom revolver
similar in character to the ono he pre-
scented al the trial
although am SIN satisfied that the
one produced was not shipped from the
factory in Springfield. Mast. until june
10. | am also satisfied from thorough
examination that the defendant did not
make the substitution. and I am OF the
opinion, in view OF the facts now NJ
possession Of the people, that 1t Would
he unjust to place tho defendant on
trial and Therefore recommend the
dismissal Of the Indictment.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
A MILLIONAIRE SUED.
Banker Taylor's Wife Begins
Divorce Proceedings
Cruelty and Abandonment Said to
Be the Grounds.
Her Lawyer Says She Is Almost
Starving and Wants Alimopy.


Mrs. Elizabeth c. Taylor has begun al
action in the Supreme Court for n sepa
-. -. -, ,,,,s IIa,,.,, ma,
ia''oh i'oii' ie' h"'oa'''' ''
Tor. Il well-kno"n banker ana railroad
fnancier of so Broadway, who Is said tc
= -. ,,a,,. q. noo ooo
oe "or'' aoo"' $"'"o'oV''
The case was on the motion calendar
in Supreme Court Chambers this morn.
In. who, {, wac ,s,cbod I.,wya,
"ea
James Flynn. or l32 Nassau street, coun'
sci for Mrs. TAYLOR, moved that she be
49,, -. ,,.., o.. ,,,,i,,,,
o"ed ahh'ons "'i' 'o"i'''' iee p''''''e
the decision or the SUIT.
LAWYER Belts. who is associated with
Root G. Cr,rL cd ,h.t the motto, Il,
oo 'd ''a' '"e ''''o" "
postponed, as Lawyer Elihu Root, coun'
sci for Mr.. Taylor was out of town
Mr. I,vpp onnossd =, nos,poneus,, n,
W.T. -" oppo'
the motion. and said: your Honor. thls
ia a case that should not he postpouel