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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. SALE.

Default having been made in the. payment of
the sum of six and twenty one hundredths dol
lars, interest, which is claimed to be due and is
due at the date OF this notice upon a mortgage
duly executed by Robert Perkins and his wife,
Lucy A. Perkins as mortgagors to George w.
Thayer. mortgagee, dated the 10th day of Au-
gust, 1892 and recorded in the office, of the Regis
lister OF Deeds in the county OF Morrison and
state of Minnesota on the 9th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1892 at O'Clock, a. M, in book ''W'' of
mortgages on page $50, and no action or pro-
ceeding having been instituted at law or other
wise, to recover the debt secured by said mort
gage or any part thereof, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of the power of sale::contained in
said mortgage, the mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale Of the premises described in and con-
veyed by said mortgage, to-wit: @gs Z y #a y a
The north half !. of the southeast quarter of
section thirty-four, township one hundred and
thirty, range thirty all in Morrison county and
state Of Minnesota; which sale will be made by
the sheriff OF said county, at the north front
door of thr court house, in the city of Little
Falls in said county at 10 O'Clock, a. M, on the
4th day Of August. 1894, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash to pay said debt and in
terest and twenty-five dollars attorneys fees
and the disbursements. s+*=y
Dated June 2lst, a. D., 1884. 3 = .ss& *9s5s II
@# GEORGE w. THAYER. s
S M. 5s Mortgagee,
L1NDBERGH, BLANCHARD & LINDBERGH. 81
@7.j "a ON Attorneys,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
He Kept Right On.

"a young man q atnle.lc !1sslne sslll
well dressed poarueu 8 y aeliso se.ee..
car at DearDorn seleet s, ,,b E 8 cloch las,
WEDNESDAY iie esll y e sseli
lied Win ogneI passenger aI' y sa'll'-
placenlly 1orced nllhseil l1,to :. !. sl'sle'e
next the Slow anu ~ pu1llil 9
large llu o.'iio1'ou e solu W
@ was one = .ne lnos ,spulh 9 = -;
ieIAes n1sn1 e ll's, .a'l g w 49,
tn1oun tne oal - s '''eo. i1is 81 II
s SOL peiole en0 o''i' 1'an gu ~ S
tered:
s uole y ~ B, - = s'1oAe - e1's
iiI.- ], &, s.,
Ion Lon Jul Ns.s- .i,o ) Y = ~
eVlden.iy uo w, si.he -
% cul'is ate 'ne - ~. = = ~ ne'ts'A
i 'll,, J. D. !, !.
mere was 20 = = - peleiiis COL
quest apo ~ me young Y lilan.
1- he coi'i.ietoI iall 8, " 9 ieN i1oi:'
la.es aiiu y si y " ol1 '7 tlist1
ool e; ~ !. sal,' oloA - g 1ioo gu
4 i l''''s' - n leea'e
Indeed #cooily repl1ed the young
man as he blew a White ring into the
conductors face, That's too bad" And
he continued smoking. us IS
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
. MORTGAGE FoREcLO suRE SALE.

Default having been made in the pay ment II
the sum Of thirty zone and seventy five one hnI-
dredths ($3l75 dollars. interest hich is Claimed
10 be due and is due at the date of this notice
upon mortgage duly executed by Henry
SSchaebel and wife Freidierckh Schaebel as mort
gagors TO George w. tlhay er msrtKage. dated thp
10Th day Of April. 1892 and recorded In tho Office
OF the Register OF Deeds In the county of Morri-
son and state OF Minnesota on the 25th day 81
June, 1892 at $40 o'clock a. m. in book NJ sof
mortgages. On page 46 and no action or proceed-
ing having been instituted. at law otherwise ia
recover the debt secured by said mortgage, OF
any part thereof, notice Is hereby given, that by
virtue of the power OF sale contained in said
mortg age. the mortgage Will be fOreclused BY i
sale OF the premises described in and conveyed by
said mortgage. to-wtt; s= sa
South halt OF the southeast quarter and the
mort beast quarter Of the southeast quarter ii
section thirty-four. township one hundred and
thirty zone, range thirty, all in Morrison County
and State OF Minnesota. which sale will be made
by the sheriff Of said county, at the north front
door OF the court house in the city OF Little Falls
in said county at 10 O. clock q. m. on the 4th day
OF August. 1894 at public yendue to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay said debt and interest
and twenty-fiy dollars, attorney fees, and the
diHburse men ts. 33s
Dated june 21st, "A p. 1891. s}s $#
| & EOkGE w. THAYER 4.
s.s Mortgage. 1
LINDBERGH, BLANCHARD & LINDBERGH,
@4z a ttOrney 3. @E5s .#t
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at st. Cloud, N inn

Notice is hereby given. that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention TO
make fnal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk
,of Court. at Little Falls, MINI, on July 16,
1894, viz:
Herman Froehlick Id. No. 1896 for the MI
neL and nell nwL sec 9 =. Al Rg. so.
. Henames the following Witnesses 20 proverbs
continuous residence upon and cultiVat on 81.
said land. VIZ:
John Hoppe, John Boser, John Ieeb, John
Helt all of Pierz, Mimi
So. BARTn
Register
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
/ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

81 June 10th. 1894
Eotice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice 81 his Intention to-
n,ake inal proof IL support of his claim and that
eoiis proof Will be made before Isaac. Il Staples
elerk court his otilce u the court aouse N
Jacob Kaixer. for the ny Of Sci section 8.
twp 9, range 50.
Ite nAInes TIE following y tnesses 70 prove his
coutnuous lesi dence pom and cultiY ton u
Husnsf "a iser. John aizel. Frank IAmpka
- s'.ss,s q. BARIo
IS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at 81. Cloud, Mimi.

May IS, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the flowing named
aottler has He'd notice 81 his INTENT TO make
anal proof in support Of his c1aim, and that said
.nroof will be made before Isaac =. Staples.
ceIerk Of court, IS Little Falls, Mimi, on July
Marx fins, H. b. No. y, so, for the nW11z<.
Gee. S, Twp. AZ. Range 81.
] he names the following illnesses to prove hia
scontinu0us reaidence upon and cultivation 81,
said land viz
w Wiil,am Hatten. James Slaugh te1 C. II. TroxeI,
e 800 S., q. BARIO
H<9istor
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
/ PRETTY PRlNc CESS ROBES.
Very Elegant. Hard to Fit and Not En- En-

Very Elegant. Hard to Fit and Not Enc
Enthusiastically Popular.
The princess robe, declared BY the arbi-
trary law Of fashion to BE the mode, has not
been adopted with whole souled enthu-
siasm, although it has certain elegance
that two piece gowns never attain, mo mat
ter how rich or in how good taste they may
be-. Perhaps the small number Of princess
costumes seen is due to the fact chat they
are extremely difficult to ft properly, and
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
SEVEN PLAIN WHITE SLIPS.

One a Day Is Better Than a Satin One
- Monthly For a Lit. e Girl. IS
! All wool French challies are selling at
very low prices, and they are shown this
season in extremely pretty patterns. There
are small detached flower sprays on a light
ground-tiny moss rosebuds or violets-and
also more connected floral designs, close
Persian patterns in medium shades and va
rious stripes and fecks, mainly in red
These goods not only make cool and pref
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE :

BLANCHARD 8 LlNDBERGH,
= 49,. @5G ~ @s z45:s=sE E5S AttOrneys
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
J. MORTGAGE + FORECLOSURES SALE

BLANCHARD & l-INDBERGH,
Attorneys s5 ..,,s1
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29
]. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

L1NDBERGH, BLANCHARD & ,L1NDBERGH,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-06-29

LINDBERGH, BLANCHARD & LINDBERGH,
Attorneys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

The rooms 90 and 90. Chamber OF Com
merce, the headquarters OF the T l. 4
win be opened Saturday night. the OH
instant Tor the fall and winter season
and II IS desired that an TRAVELLING mr.
who are In the CITY VIII cali and hav,
a social time. The rooms will he 0nar
every saturday night thereafter and +,
IS hoped there VIII be a Mll atfan5anr.
upon an these occasions For he I'm.
formation OF the members OF the r p
two or the boys have reccntlv rsc.i,.
Si'o each as an indemnity on account az
ihe accident feature OF this association.
The membership is increasing 3,iI, ana
the virginia Division Is composed ~ fbe
best travelling talent out u Richmond
The Richmond Knight OF the grin" is
seen from Maine to Florida and from
New York 20 California. and. no m4fter
where he Is. on tho train. steanlb-ai
hNei bus or cab0ose. is recosnizrl a.. - -
gentleman ana hustler "' "
Visiting T. ,. As from other cifi.s
are cordially invited 10 make tbe r0o,,,s
their heailuarters while in the citt,
Mr. John Il. Culpeper chairman ~ ~.
Committee on state ORGANIZATION anj
MesSrs 4. ). Christian. Joseph Waiia.,r.''
stem ana G: w. Saunders. expect 10
form posts in a number OF citiee IT,
Virginia in the near future. III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
HANhICO COUEtS,
The Indictment Against W. L. Taylor for
Forgery Ounshed.


| p, In the case of W. T. TAYLOR. in the
henrlco County Court. charged with for
| beiN. the Court sustained the demurrer
! anu quashed the indictment. on the ground
! tutc forgery.
The second indictment, for perjury. was
| continued until the next term of tie
| Court, and the accused bailNl
The case Of the Commonwealth AGAINST
Charles Hood OcolOredl. indicted tor as
| Sduit. was heard, ana the accused found
guilty and sentenced 10 a fine Of s. and
costs. lie was Jailed for non-paymeut
The Court has yet quite a number of
cases TO dispose Of, ana will probably he
| IN session some time
The case OF George Brown. the guard
al Laurel retormatory. who is
charged with beating Frank Marks
was before justice Vincent yester-
gay Al the request of Rev. W.
u. Williams. of the board Of drec-
tors OF the Prison Association, the case
was continued
John BraNton (colored) was before the
MAGISTRATE ON complaint OF Absalom
Starke. who charged the prisoner with
feSpAsSins upon his premises and steal
ing therrirOm a lot of lumber The
examination was postponed until to-mor-
John Coleman CcoloreD charged with
assaulting and beating Joseph Allen. was
recognized In the sum OF So to keep the
peace ana be OF good behavior during a
period period Of SIX mopths.
=, NJ X l.. llllcf, VINO lives on the
BROOK road Just outside the city, brought
small boy 10 the courthouse Yesterday
ana delivered him 10 the county auihori-
ues' MT miller charges the boy with
poisoning one OF his cows
John Cousins lco.ored was before JUS
tice James I. Lewis yesterday mornin,
on a charge OF stealing lot Of building
material from Creed Eggleston lie was
committed 10 jail 10 await trial.
James Martin VAS also charged with rho
same offence He is I'm Jail awai,in@
examination.
John Iedsman was committed 10 Cot,
In default OF 500 security. for threats13n,s..
10 Kill W. X. Farrange. at Highlan5
Sprins.
The case OF Rufus Monroe. charged with
assaulting Randolph BurWen was Con-
tinued until the 9th. WI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

thing like SCI was contributed 10 the
cause.
After some further informal talk. the
convention adjourned.
IHE SOMISiR.
Mr.. G.. u. Jones. the nominee. Is travel
ling solicitor for the Smith Premier Type
writer Company. and ia well known IN
business circles. He Is in his thirty sixth
year. and was born I'm Fredericksburg.
lie Is married and has two children.
II Is expected that the temperance peo-
pie will make a much harder fight this
time than ever before. II Is contemplated
that the services OF Rev. sam. Small
ana other temperance orators VIII be Sc
cured 100 the approaching campalgn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
For Gentlemen.

some mon arc J litrlo particular. We can sli.
al tanrfes. oar furnishing stocs "a thorough 3
equipped with good blrgaius. Melc attendants
only.
styles Suspsndor- this weex nc l2-p.. plir
solid White OK E'ack->iN SuBpeu ler+ Tor
JJc., ios I.ar price. t.
5jc. Gentlemen satin slspouIcrs Gals week
for .lc.
College sweaters 30 cream, 25c. eacl. sp.ol-
iii Tor gymnasium NDrk.
Juh lo. Au-Nuul ~Roltera. iu lluck only, re-
gIlar pri-o sJ. fhls Hrot tles rc %.
forcao Hammered ~ul.r- = lo.aC, 1 pax
clus, $40 Kind tl.s wees i0r aoc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

Ihe building No. lll3 Main street. ana
oih'es, iOr the past twenty years ocr~I
ped ~ alcssrs. J. Thompson Brown -
Co, Real Estate Agents. viii unu@r'o
extensive enlargement. While the im.
IroNtinShts are being made Messrs
BhCN 60: are temporarily located
AT No. lll5 MAIN STREET. two doors
below the old stand. They will reoccnnv
their new and enlarged offices aso,;y,
SNcEARk lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
Dress Goods.

Now effects new IDEAS. new 'ariG prizes, new
everything. Tho former hfty-cent goods are
yours now AZ thirty-uino. People who are am
bilious - ft-ivo for hi2her thince IN Dress
Go0ds-Imro-.o1 NoveIfie1-get them now %
prices th0f were formerly pia'ed on ordinary
values. 10 iaril nov. Ton got foreign goods
OF prices that arc asked 10 the "olf country.
IL seems strange. bni Tho sterling values That
arc shown over orr counters row surpass ai
other affefnrts. Wore noted tor the low price
We place On goods, bDi The present facilities ell
able US o. lot Tho selling price cut a llule
deeper in'O tho cost ~ things.
New values tor this week:
Tho etock OF SOC Dress Goods that We now
show Is be.tei, prottier and agGll o. largo a.
Te ever had 81. some 7jr auI some G216c.
goods are coming in tbs year a this price,.
What You want 60 see Is the Doc. line Of
Newest Dress Good for fhe coming season. 4
superb line-.ust ask, that's al.
Imported NOve.ties-n beautiful nle 10 silk
iko eGects-the weave so Huc. the values 50
great-last season you couldn't afford ~. mother
could we aNOrd q carry them.
Tho difference betWoen tbs and last year
prices tells tho tale no tarif-tfs 3 why.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

Parties who iHay contemplate taking tel
ephones are requested TO give their names
10 the manager. In order that they NAV
scribers.
Richmond Telephone Exchange
X. Il. ROOD. Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
rFFoRT 10 sTAMpHnH.

!
After the Republican convention in mi.
| district had met orders were received thai
! steps should DO taken to stampede tLt
| same. ana strenuous efforts were mad,
| 20 get the body 10 adjourn without 81
Failing i'm this, another attempt was
made 90 get the body TO nominate coli
! orcd man.
Were well under way IT, tender Judge
l. l.. Lewis the nomination On this dis
trct, but the bosses regarlcl him with
distrust. and were Jealous OF the political
power which would come % him as "a
result
They hastily nominated" ex-Julge
WaddiU, knowing Well that the distiu-
guisLed iurist had declared that Dee could
not accept unless there was absolute
harmony AN along the line
They had succeeded ia killing off. as
they Thought all OF the candidates
Mr.. southwark. although the strongest
man within the party, had declared his
willingness and intention 10 support any
gentleman the convention might see tit
To nominate.
1t Vas discovered that ex-Judge Wad-
ain was not favorable 10 the candidacy
OF Judge Lewis or any other Republican.
save upon one condition. that they run
as independent Republicans md submit
their claims % no Republican cOnyen-
ton.
The purpose was plainly apparent lie
desired o. retain the prestige as the last
regular Republican candidate In the DIS
trict. Furthermore ne assured Mr.
Southwark that If he would run as an in
dependent. he would support him. In
fact he would 20 with him. IN company
with General Alien. to the National RE
publican Congressional Committee.
TX POSTMASTER RUSSELL.
EN-IoStmastcr Russell was also in favor
OF Judge Lewis rs an INDEPENDENT Re
publican. The bosses sent out circulars
to all the chairmeu IN the district. urs-
boast was made mat the chairman OF
the Republican city Central Committee
for this city would not issue call for
the city convention However. delegates
were elected % the city convention. every
ward being represented. and sixty ont OF
slXiy-sN delegates we're present.
Delegates 10 the district convention We're
elected The counties, 10 the surprise OF
these gentlemen, responded ana instead
pr proving failure, me convention was
a brilliant success. Richmond city had
.hirty-tlree Delegates. Henrico eighte.u
New Kent five, making nfty-siX In an !
without counting those from Cf01cLlaut !
inl Chesterfield. This was Ii majority |
4 the quota. Of one hundred and nut ~ /
est all talk or Il minority convention. |
We submitted the matter 20 the ueo- |
DE. who constitute the great court II last |
'esort They were afraid 20 meet us |
lcfOre that tribunal. and denied the peO- |
'le's right o. pass upon the case.
The Republican people cannot be read !
nat Of the Republican party. and ths
ccuments. with signatures OF party boss
IS. viii not be worth tho paper ,hev are
written upon. In the face II the wrath
f the voters which is on the increase
nd Is only awaiting the opportunity ~
url from power those who have so long
eCeived them.
one result Of the contcst-the mask 10
orn from the hypocrites who nave heee
fearing the cloak Of RepuhHcanism I'm
rider IL obtain the office. ana they efaIJ
Aposel IN all " their hLl..uen.es-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
White Goods and Linens.

The stock never looked freshe-. ,he ur.-es
were mover l0vcr Nero gong % mako tal.
ial prosperous season 10 tais department.
Not Us eA1'l.y. blt ths values you ger Do 10
mat Ihe F1u"s moo tnls week wlu mako you
Interested next wseS. ani soon
~ Diamo-d tDO cacael Shooting, l4c. a
ltT35 All Linen Hack Towels, raj b5rIersiO,.
An-L'he' hi'l IoTei>, extra largs. w.
iur5 B.elclcl Dam4-K ro~S,4 knoftef
fug-e, pretty b'riers. yard loug hair yard
fIro b-'a'hei Damass T3wols. two rows
White p'nh, ule, r.i sainol. "5.
~ e. i4L.-b'st fermau-FiuI5u fable liu3u.
y+,I' "i-t rimtry wld.h linen Is only ~
inches, lor b.. q yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
DraperieS and
Table Coverings.

Our 1')'k tbs mi s1roly Or0r' ~ any prs.
viOIs season. Daily wer, receiving sch values
AZ Vo.f" had only since the tarit OIL Os.are .
law on buyer II ia mo mlrSet Wers vide
awake after driycs. For tins weeS De tcnIs as:
Itpesirj r0rhegcs extra VILE. extra l0us.
heavily irngol-Oliye, terra Gotta. roll ecu-
darne, Nhe. s4.JO pair.
run fari-Nde Drapcries, silk-lse odo.,s
12iSc.
O-t Tapestry Iablc-Covers heqyy fringe. g..
81 Tap atry laOle-COgors. hsayy frinso. : 3.
iO-i lapcit.y Iatle-logers, heavy fringe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

KS. ALBERT G. BRUCE .AitSlc
- '"no. Voice Culture. ANA ~irnt Hrl.-
inf. Every effort w'ae to prDIu.. cuI-
NN'.." ana thorough wufi.l slams. 'G-
.'l"l~ az Manly I Ramos. West *
JoAn.ton's and icalirs bookstores.
sc-i-ltq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23
See Window Display.

great bargain IA 3s-icct Fine French Serge
nne enough for anybody AMI fully worth 90.
but THIS weo6s salo makes tho price now 3Jc-
brown, Gfeou, navy, black.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES 10 TEACH
y several young children the usual
English Branches, Music. and Drawing:
references given II desired. CARO-
LINE BROWNE. SO2 east Marshall,
seiS-ct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

WHITE FLANNELS at d. 1912. l52-3
I' 20. 80. 81 l--c.. up 90 81 prr yarI All
ilIiN = pDr cent. less than you ever saw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

Mr.. Smi,hdcal then spoke OF The ,,,
portance OF the work before them lie
said that as long as such frauds as fhose
perpetrated at Smither's precinct. f',Il
exposure OF which was published I'm The
hibitionists had 10 be on their guard he
suggested that In order that they mioht
see that the ballots were counted a "a,
might be aIreed upon. by which d.
pncate ballot. with the name ad1rc"s
ana precinct OF The voter written on "a,
back, be sent the chairman o, the dis-
tric' This was agreed to-
AN appeal was made by Mr.. Atwood IN
yne members OF the convention 10 woril
haru Tor success. TO make speeches. adj
xeruse the meetings. and the ike. There
ohQ 70 be some funds for the camnaien
RuIpVses. lie suggested that a subscrip-
80 % 'stsn w. whtAA WA done Somo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-23

RUGS. DRUGGETS. LACE CURTAINS.
MATING. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. IA
BILE OH CLOTHS. CURTAIN POLES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-07
STFFOCiTFD .fND BURNED.
WOMAN FOUND DEAD ~ HER ROOM HER
HUSBAND AND TWO FRIENDS INJURED
ny AZ Explosion.

WOMAN FOUND DEAD ~ HER ROOM HER
HUSBAND ANp TWO FRIENDS iNJrRED
ny AZ Explosion
Mrs Alice Elibogen ihriy-eght years Old was
asphyxiltcd IN one % the bedrooms % Hat. ~
2ls East Fifty-siX,h-st.. laSt night. Whether the
woman Death due to accident or caused hy
herself may never De known. Her husband Max.
forty-onc years Old. Chnr.cs Grogan. ihrty-nlne
years old and Joseph cox. thirty mine years oh.
neighbors of the Ellbosen family. were seriously
burned In an explosion caused by lighting match
when Mrs. Ei.bogan's body was discovered IN her
rooms az 945 O'Clock.
The pipes Of two gas companies enter the house.
which i a nyc-story double fiat. occupied by TWEEN
" families AMI owned by Mrs Young a; SO 30
East Frfteenth-st. The gas pipes said TO be- leak
ing in various parts Of the hous.. Mrs Ei.bogan
was janltress Of the house" and yesterday morning
she discovered a defective gas plug In one u the
pipes OF the Equitable. Gas Company In the cellar
She removed the plug and took 1t down To the Com
pany's Office In East Twenty -hfth-s on her return
2 O'Clock In the afternoon. after she had secured
the services Of plumber. who fixed the defective
plug. she complained 10 Mrs. Cox. who ives the
same floor. that the Equitable Company had abused
her shamcfuly. and had tod her to - AMI engage
plumber herself. which she had done.
II viii 90 and l,c down for "A couple OF hours
said Mrs Ellbogen "and you wake me at half
about IT"
toned but could not rouse the janitress '' When
Mr. EllbOgcn reached home at $40 o'clock last
night hc could not get into his Mrs Ell
bogcn had not been seen since she left Mrs. COX In
the afternoon. Mrs. Inniss. tanitress OF the fiat
door. had "A Key that would open the Ellbogen
Hat and she led the way into the rooms followed
by ElibOgen and Mr.. Cox ON opening Mrs Eli
bOgcn's bedroom door she smecd the gas and at
rushed from the room. one Of the men
lighted match and an explosion Immediately fol-
lowed. Mrs. Inniss had escaped. but the three men
rushed the street with their garments ablaz..
Policeman Philip OF the Fifty rstst. station sent
in "A fire alarm and summoned ambulance. and
helped extinguish the flames consuming the three
men They all three seriously burned about
the head. face and body and Were taken to Flower
Hospital Mrs Ellbogen was found the bed dead
after the flrcmen had cxtlngushed the flames. which
did about 800 damage.
t.bogcn, on learning Of his wifc's death. bccan.
frantic and at first refused to go to IN" hospital
but was persuaded to do The hremen found the
tips missing from the gas Jets In Mrs. Ellbogcns
room. This led many OF the neighbors believe
that the woman had committed suicide, but the ma
jority secuted the idea. IA the woman was known to
be happy She had no children.