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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-01-23
The Newest Thing in Lunches.

The latest "fad" is to issue invita-
tions for meal called brunch" This
means a repast at II o'clock a. m.,
which is supposed to be the midway
time between breakfast and lunch
Fashion may be foolish, but it is quite
safe to state, that if the free lunch had
not been knocked out by the Raines
law such an epicurean idea would
never have been thought of.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-01-23
Catalentic.

THE owner of San Francisco sa-
loon is said to keep cat that will
wash windows"
What good does that do him?'
It advertises his pussy cafe.''-
Cleveland Plain Dealer. b.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-01-23
Asking Too M;Ich.

II demand to be recognized!'
screamed the memberess from the
umpty-efghth district.
tImpossible?' said the speakeress,
looking. frsezing1y through her lorg-
nette. z'tThe lady is nat in our set."-
Cincinnati Enquirer. ..t.s
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-01-23
Education Sadly Neglected.

An uneducated dog at Louisville al.
most frustrated justice by allowing
burglar to get out of the yard with
bundle of plunder and attaching him.
self to the trousers of the policeman
who essayed to jump the fence in Dur
suit -.a->. '~2 .
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-01-23
Divided.


Il suppose you and your twin broth.
er divide everything you have?"
"Yes'm, all 'cept our pillow
well, no, you couldn't very well di
vide that"
''No, ma'am. When one of us takes
tn pillow tn other one gifts tn bed
clothes" "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-01-23
MOQUI AND GRINGO.
THRILLING STORY OF OUT
LAWRY AND REVENGE.
The Smugglers Fight for Life-And
Through 1t All Pinto, the Burro, Lay
Placidly Snoozing ON the Rocks A
Story OF Border Life.

ASTE thee, Pinto.
M We t h y l azy
bones, thou son of
a dog, or they mas
ter will even strike
thee, oh, dweller in
hell"
Pinto did not
haste in spite of
the urging of his
master. Haste or
even motion was
WAS not agreeable
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-01-23
UHREE GOLDEN BALLS.
BY Dorothy Dene,

L was Sucn a tiny
room, and in such a
little house, and up
S u c h a narrow
court, and hidden
so far back, that
even the sunlight
was a long time in
finding it out. A
great high factory
wall Overshadowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
FOR PURE 4NTITOIIN.

ruo members OF the special committe" appointed
ny the state Board OF Health appeared al INC roolls
~ rho CIV Health Board yesterday 10 confer WIFE
~ ,i.,. h,ord relatve 20 the adoption Of some uni
I'm, svstcr, OF testing all the anutoxin prepare
lions manufactured In this country. so that the
foreign produc could be made TO conform 10 mo
,es, Tho subcommittee OF the special committee
an a,,,toxin made a report 10 the State Board OF
Health Yesterday afternoon and the report was re-
submitted by the state Board TO the Nonie'enoe
G,,.,ao for -edraftrng This sub committee was
,,,,,. ei or Drs Fuller and Doty II Is the Idea
=, the state Board TO make tho law governing the
lombard a. complete possible. and that was the
roason ,or ,he resubmlsson. II was the opinion OF
~" S,ate hoard that tho standard shoud pIeciuos
me 'th'n,,,w NJ any impure serum being sold and
al p.n, he importation OF impure antitoxin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
Iron LE4GTE'S OFFICERS.

TIL. annual meeting OF the Iron League OF New
York an organiza ton composed OF manufacturers
~ architectural iron held yesterday afternoon.
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel John Cooper. the re-
firing president. presided win b. r. >. ELS as sec
1870 Tho following officers were elected Presi-
ar, wi,liam H. McCord. of Post g. McCord vice
nresIdent E. +. Mken. OF Milliken Brothers:
secretary. g. f. J. Ellis. Of the Hecla Iron Works.
and treasurer w. l.. Lyon. jr. Messrs. McCord.
Nulikea and Ellis on the new Executive Com
M =, cr,all. Thomas Dimond. w. A. Garrisues
* J. Grim W. q Garrigues and John Cooper. OF the
jackson Architectural Iron works rsnor, unor ,bs
Nj - lhosesmi,hs on the big syndicate building
on Park Row opposite the Postofce' re Sa,a onT,
out Oh h s obeyed the orders Of the walking dele
cate to 60 out II the strike snod become d "'o n
serious matter, u was sai" INC o
nort Mr. COrneIs firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
roP D1pBTHERIA AND FEVER PAi1h' D.

,, pr-,1DINGs IN EAST slHILS-
=, m RE OPENED FOR INSPECTION
,,-s =, Governors OF the Hospital 'o a,
"a Dtoh,hc-ia Patients VIII M IL.
huud,nzs in East Sixteenth-sl. i'' .p,n
IL NV L. a,rernoon from unth
lrSPe0' 80, connnrise the hospital prope' ~
me ~-an,tny directly upon the tas' 49, a
.aS' ~ ,,au err scarlet fever patients
'As 'e 's.,oa, f., design and interior 'ii
pa ,h erst being for diphtheI'a pa at
men" - ,D.ss TWO being the iau'''i' ~
injecting plant alta, &c a pleasant one,
INC 49,, auav from much OF the cry
no' ''' ~ benefit Of the cool ar ii .
pd' ''V',a- The river almost nathes INV ,
I'e' =" 49,. easterly pavilion, when Is n.y.. ,,on
No''' " "a ,articularly adapted oy ''' ..o,r
cheeliu' an 80 ., scarlet fever patients III ~
i'' '''o pr pr r,od The hospital has,
coi'aie ,han that aroused py i'' 49,
"s nroner,y II IS speciai . heing
sq"pp a. corns o. doctors and asSh'a IT, ,uo
'hsrs,' ia % pat!ents afflicted win ,.,,ar
e"'''e' - and except the WIZARD
- !, "a the only special hoSi -, erd
Iiosp'''' " a,n,,heria or fever patient may ~
asylum. ~ao,a,s 4, Is the wish
-. 80. % whose efforts the hospi'ai > en- ,. ,or
'" - 49,, ,,e,e may soon be an endowment iuN "a
que u.a ',xan, NJ one or more free roo"'' ~
a.. r.. h.as In the Institution. lnone are hone
ior lree nc foundation OF ne hospl.oa, today
ful that result OF the Peenera interest In ana
may be the me- .s work Dr. John w ~ ani Turk
sympatnyS n the Board of Goyernors ,assrrer
ernan is secretary and Louis"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
yrsTrCg MSCHOFf TEsT'FfEs.
ry,,. OF HIS BRoT1IERs ERRATIc PROCEEDINGS
* TIE LCNACY HEARING

-J-f q
* TIE LCNACY HEARlNn
,..,,-y into the mental condition or Franklin
, p,schor the lawyer. VAS again resumed yeS'eF-
,<or. a So rin's jury In the ola or""hs'"he
,id,re The alleged incompetent again uhde'-
ue,t n long examination, IN 'o"'Sc " VIZ
a,, ,bs, n he was released from b"oni'goaIe nc
80 many friends who would re GIVE hin uhtlI ne
ma" 'I' o,,,,lo,n,er. but declined to s,los,
go, .o,,os Amlayits were aitcrward r"hl roh'
m1,I q, Ludlow Street jail asserting tha'
p,schoN when he confined there h'd d''uS'""'
and showed other evidences OF WentaI uls'"'''"','
rre,,ce Henry Bischon Of the supreme court WIZ
n,l,es 10 have the respondent declared INSANE
,no took the stand. HIS brother as noy' NJ
W., MS e,-itabe and hab!tualy pervers'' ana
,d M attention 10 the admoni,ions OF MS '"'''N'
,Ie uas given 10 gross prevaiicatio's ana oA"
t,ons He did not succeed III D"SH'S"' anu w" 49,
sunnor,ed by his father, lived at inc ra'e OF ~''"
a thonah his allowance was only YIN
IN Ia IN discover certain irregularities OF
"'' ,,tar hv some OF the clerks H. my fathers
,,rcss" Justice Blschon continued ana io"""
,h., no was signing checks to Keep up "'"'o"S
,,a,ce ~ hide these irregularities. We o'''"eu
,h,, h. connection With my iathcr DAMN s''o '
~ IN the interests OF the business an" IL o'"'
49,, -, ,,,, brothcr's house. aud aitet CONVEX
'a he agreed that he should resign ana S'sheo
s,s resignation. which handed to my Ia'her
M M, ian mel some parties who got him to join
u" dycrtising scheme with Il Photographic
II, and n musical box attached The stn"ine
ANU" ard he then started "A supposed branch
~. ~ ,a,he~'s business at One-nnndre'-alu-sN
% and ThIrd-ave. which ne c"ue'
'e'"'' Co., rntown Agency In connection WIN ms ms
'Bischon .prcss he ran "A weekly newspaper wiIcn
banking buS lin an editorial. patent matter ana
was Mr. schultz now JUG "i M rrnn
vernon I ~ Franks in connection With this bust
ness and said he thonSht 10 ~ sese that mater lie
cut, n1 MN M rookn Tor time next but retnrTSG 10
iveh ~ ard resumed his practce Oh s .aM: WING"
ii!9 ,Inued until he was 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
CHARGED WITH fNCENDIARISM.
A SERVANT THROWS A CURTAIN OVER LIdHTLI
GAS JET AID THE FIREMEN HAVE
RE CALLED

A SERVANT THROWS A CURTAIN OVER LIGHTED
CAS- JET AID THE FIREMEN HAVE
TO Re CALLED
Lena Iaxoush, thirty years old cook IN the
employ O. Mrs S:mons. o. No 2lo' Ffftn-ave, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on charge OF Incen-
d!arism. She had been employed there only snort
time and she was ieave to-day because she oe-
manded every week night of She was cleaning the
rooms on the third roor. and about o'clock yester-
day afternoon she ran downstairs, without saying
. word TO any one The footman. colored man.
though, that there vas something wrong. but as
he was about 10 ask ne. he srnelled smoke and ran
unstairs and discovered fire the third floor.
He says tina, the gas was lighted and one OF the
window curtains over the jet 1t had causns
Are ard the carpet was burning. The colored man
ran downstairs and shouted that the house was on
fire A policeman sent in an alarm and man VINO
had .een smoke coming from the into the
house and up the room. where he trieo 10 Deaf
ont the fire with his cane. He broke his cane ana
afterward demanded 81 for il. The hremen put out
tho fire In mort time. The extent Of the damage
is about $t.
Mr.. Simons had the girl arrested. She did not
ACCOMPANY the police TO court, bur her daughter
appeared against the servant in the Harlem Court
The servant said that she had been cleaning the
windows and that sire had thrown the curtain across
the gas jet 70 keep I, ont OF the way. She said she
dij NOT know the Jet was lighted. She was held IN
81 patl FOR examination tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
CAPT. MARTENS SUSPENDED.
por1CE BOARDS SENTENCE FOR FAILING
TO SUPPRESS POLICY SHOPS.

TO SUPPRESS POLICY SHOPS
The Police Board yesterday suspended Tor thirty
aovs without pay Captain FREDERICK Martens
=, -he East Thirty ffth-st station commissioners
,,oss Andrews and Smith voted FOR the sentence
W. commissioner Parker against 1t. The charge
anu Cantain Martens was failing to suppress
&C.. shons In his precinct His accuser was r
y Goddard. OF the firm Of A. w Goddard x sons
s,,csale drygoods merchants. at NO. 70 beech-
er-st r,rs f-ou,;s
4. yesterdays meeting Of the Board Com"iS-
,.nors Moss and Andrews wanted 10 dismiss the
s. hp, co,onel Smith ard Mr. Parker OPP
80 Mis- course Commissioners Parker ana
Sr,,h proposed TO fine Captain Martens oui Colo
eu Smith finally agreed with Messrs' MOSS anu
,ndrsvs on suspension for thirty days without
,sv This Is the nrst time this form oil pus''ie"'
hos heen inflicted on police ofiicer.
r. commissioners dismissed Precinct Detective
49,, OXFORD or the FIfth-st. station; PatroIman
49,, Sachs OF the same station, ana faUo'ina''
,enrv Foster ot the Oak-st station O" Cna'ses "a
ti4lv afrestng Car! Marquis ard MS wlle' oa' All
ros,er was also a detective in me fH"-s', 81"
- -. Tho time OF the arrest The Uonoie oc-
'o" - -. roornins of October 90 Marquis and
,ta vere walking up Second-ave. when Mrs.
,tr,,,,s was arrested. charged with sohci'4hs' anu
,.r husband who interfeied was dSsau0u -!
hrsa officers Marquis alleged that 'he ue'e0"
sao, MIN badly He and his wife We're u'scha' eeu
-, ~. Tssex Marke, Court the following day ana
,hay brought the charges which nave "
ha ss-njssal of the three policemen ,,.
~ tho recommendation OF Colonel smith, hou"u'
~ Tonn Schuessler. of the bicycle squad re-
,a = medal Of honor and an ensrosseo ceiti'i
w.. =. honorable mention for bravery IN fesc"i"e
man from a burning building Mace
,s, hetore the adjournment Commissioner MOSS
.,"arraa. I'VE shan be IN office un''i h0o' or
..,raav and suppose We shall stay mere uh.1'
,,,oressors appear We will presume, ren'a'"
w., - re,a,ve hem" Mr. Andrews renlafhe' '
-. I'D not be there. hut would meet 'ne
NJ WEE, a, the Mayors Office Wen.
", 49, and meet the new Board; rem re,' row
VII st"S s-niih laughingly. ana zen '''0'
ColoheII ~, Va have been a reformer. sr,s yes.
SOFT! o. Moss Smith ana Anu oh.rs NJ
.s,,ed an invitation to al .n IL, ,ndsv or
troa? 80 70 call on them some INN ,;on &c OK
the ~. The object Of the inVl,H,t,o'', many
Nv the Commiss. oners. Is 10 ks of;cere an
pIalhsu ~ tie policemen ana thell ,%nv retire
as Pu~n|.v 70 say goodby 10 tnef 80 giyen for
oppol "a -. There no eXplhhdtio'. - from
from ON Of Commissioner Parker "'"'e
the ny" Cantain Martens's suspens::VVonr iii be
puIlns ropr in the Kingsbrioge S'd.iSS Sergeant
" lesaiu. in East Thirty ffih-st. anu zion
~ Io,tnoan OF the West Sixty eiaa chief Nc
schIV.. Captain at Kings not send
VII 49, .e said Yesterday that ne "3Thtrtv-Sfth-st
uLesi. Nfortens back 10 the fast I,r.cii1ct there
cap !;or Since ne has been In ma an
sta,! o - .hree charges against Min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
TO LAY THE PNEUMATiC IT. BtS.
PERMIT ISSUED TO THE TUBULAR psPATCh
COMPANY.


General Coils the Commissioner or PUBIC "o'n',
Yesterday announced the signing OF contracts anu
the issuance OF permits to the Tubular plspa'c"
cornnany TO lay four pneumatic tubes FOR me use
NJ he mail service from the Grand Central S'a''''
by the way Of Lexingtor-ave. to the harie'n f''1'
another sour-ppe system from Fifty -hist-st aio's
rch.h-aye Amsterdam and h4hbso''uS
Road 10 K!ngsbrdge Village ana TWO cioHS''"''
fo,r nine lines from the Fort Lee Ferry Iahdihs 81
M,,hst,on-st 10 hundred a nd twenty-hIth-
and East River and across FIfiy-eighth-s' 'on-
Meeting with the four-pipe system al fhy-hs'-S'
and Eighth-ave are two two-pipc systems ru'Il'"h
downtown on the West Side and around the pa
,ar,, IN ras, SIDE connections OF two-tube sys-
,,oe with the Lexington-ave. trunk line. Inc West
Ga ,uo.,,,b. sys,ems run. along Sl1tn-aV>
and West Broadway. with other short connectohs'
,o ark Place and tho General Postoince ana ms
otbnr down Ninih-ave. ard West-st. Battcry fia.e'
Tybi,ehall-s roundcg tho lower end OF thc lSLhi,.t
air short connection al state ,I'ih 49,
,be Genera Postoiiicc and CONTINUING ny sho. on
ncc,ions on East Side streets 10 'iaI'u-S
~ t,ronn,e and Centre SITS, where anothT' con
40, N with a tWO-tubs continuation 81 .''o
lexington ave trunk line running from VI f,i.
Indsi down Park ana fourth dNet. q ,OI ~ :.
place Elm-st.. CentTe-st. ana arm ~"
!-a'h;c ccancrai I'ostofce The General PostoiNce
,o nno,ber connection with the .oop running along
by Pow Rovery and D.vision-s'. 10 conhe'uonS
a,th The Grand-st. pipes Three two-tupr 49,
Town lines are in the system Short , , '. .
uJIb sub-statons " and 30. 10 In Coiunbnsc,aVe
and ana of he arrccmen. din for payment
a.. 10 ~, Of per cent 81 M gross recelptS Oh nv
comnanv To- first year. = per ceIlt inc 7c'o"o
vonr and per cen; for succeeding years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
TIE SAILORS SNrG HARBoF CHARGES.

All. THE TESTIMONY ~ AID THE TRUSTEES
NOW CONSIDERING 1T
The trustees OF Sailors Snug fiarhor held another
secret meeting yesterday afternoon. extending into
tho evening. for the further considerable! OF the
charges winch have been brought against Governor
Trask Of alleged mismanagcmeE; Of the affairs %
the institution ana OF cruelty toward the inmates.
Those present AT the meeting were Mayor Strots.
4 exardcr r. orr Recorder John w con. Captain
George l.. Norton. Captain Austin Jayne ana the
ft-. Dg. Howard DIf'ielI. The Rev. DR.. Morgan
DIX was the only TRUSTEE. absent. Frank Mos was
present as attorney for ihe BOARD Vernon VI Davis
a. attorney FOR Governor Tra3k and Or. e. Il.
Richardson. formerly assistant 20 Or II. y. jay.
OF The Harhor. a prosecutor Of Governor Trask.
The Who'll, OF the testimony hal been submitted.
ana the summing up and rs consideration occu-
pied ,he attention OF tie trustees yesterday Al
the close OF the evening session no lie -islol
had been arrived at. but II said that the result
O, the inquiry would BE- announced soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
70 TRACE OF 4 FOURTH SfNDfCAi''
CONFERENCES BETWEEN THE CONTRACT o"''-
MrTrEE AND THE THREE COMPANIES WHICH

CONFERENCES BETWEEN THE CONTRACT COM
MITTEE AND THE THREE COMPANIES WHICH
WILL. BID ON THE RAPID TRANSIT ROAD.
The report that fourth syndicate Of capitalists
had been formed 10 bid for the construction or the
underground railway seems 10 be unrounueo
Lewis L. Delahei. the secretary or the f'o V'o
Transit Commission. informed a Tribune reporter
Yesterday that he had not heard OF any ne" syn
dictate appearing on the scene. and II announcer syn
dictate was preparing to bid for the work MI
Delafield would he likely to know OF IT,
William Barclay Parsons. the thief engineer
when asked about this new syndicate. SAID:
There are only three groups OF capitalists OF
thelr representatives the detailed plans nave oeen
shown II is true that representatives OF QUIZ
groups of capitalists have been IN cooH al III
with me but as their backing was not suincien'i!
snbs,an,iaI al the time to undertake so great
contract I did not feel justified IN giving INCL"
access to the plans. .,,dor.. Al,
The syndicaies which have given eyidehce 81 %
their financial ability TO carry out the buluhs y.
the line ha sc had frequent conferences VIZ ~.
Contract Cor rnitee OF the Commission as 70 VIC
possibility Of complying With me Ap pIe, /. ths
Nstronolis Contract Company, with Charies ooo!
min as engineer and Charles G. Beaman as coun,
sci The other combinations are rcp.ese"''N
bv Cary & Whitridge and 1neonofe |ooPe''
:, was expected that the result Of the confer
ences with these three bodies OF eapitaiis's anu
contractors would have been reported 10 INC Doa'N
by IN. Contract Committee this week II was
learned yesterday. however. that no "'ce"'e "
no ho,d fo- some DAYS. and 1t is believed that 1t Is
the policy Of the Commission 10 declue upo'' Nv
1ofnite course Of action until the new admnstra "a
.i,, n,,ae i'm, office when the interest," OF MayC!
W., W., W,ck and The city authorities Will be sought
In favor OF the plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
EDWARD hartford on TRADES UNIONS.

Edward Hartford. who came TO this country re-
ceutlv with l.. Havelock Wilson. NJ P. both being
delegates from the British Trades Unions TO the
Nashville Convention OF the American Federation
OF Labor sailed for home yesterday on the Amer
,c,n liner St Paul. Mr. wilson will remain here
,or anne time Before sailing Mr. Hartford said:
The trades unions here make great mistake In
Ignoring the politicians. 1t is ony through them
mat reforms can be secured The trades unions
houId 90 into politics. capture the primaries and
nominate men devoted TO their interests. The
.mercan politician does not follow course OF
60. "a. h.. follows the course that means votes
}Sn throws out occasional sops to the workingmcn:
w. ~ England have forced change In the political
W., bods there favorable to us by going into pot
tics We have several OF our rep IN
nanv other Instances OF men OF honesty and cour-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
ruv THE cLaREuOyT SITE IS REJECTED.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE NATIONAL SCULPTURE 81
CIrTY-pAY FOR THE ARCHITECTS

,rco, ,.-roxs OF THE NATIONAL SCULPTURE So
cJrTY-pAY FOR THE ARCHITECTS.
uavor Strong yesterday received a copy OF the
,at.s. roseed NV the National Sculpture Soci-
.tv On Monday evening. because OF when }. - a
ia president Of the society. interposcd MS veto
., ,,rcvent the erection OF the proposed So'diciS
80 cauors' Monument the site Of Ciaremoht'
nr,b NJ Grants Tomb. The resolutions were as
follows: - . 1, .,.o.a,. ooo,,
Whereas The knoll at CareInont Is hJauy G Site
pi'n .Sosen with reference 10 us sCle occuI,"'S
wa ~ secure for 1t the effect OF ISOLATION; anu
am ANY monument erected upon inns Shih'
WhereaS, I'd 3D. designed without reference 10 the
en .n,no monument would impair TINS enect. ana
d IN Inc most imporan views nave ti. en-, &C.,
woud Terence and competition 10 the mutual IN
Irv OF both works; ana cha corr.,,,ors VIII,
WheiraS, red des gins for monument TO he erect
d mon the Plaza AT central rdTk' ma inc Site
should be changed eo whout giving them an OPP
ac,sr AM TO prepare designs with reference TO inc
ncw ste, am The erection Of the Soldiers and Sailors
,Nn ,rei after the design prepared ana accepied
Sor another site, woud no', s,its fbs can reason
society, acxnected from American talent and Skin
aDi; combination Of architecture ana scuipt h
nor be in furtheran6Se orembeIIishment Of the city
'R.solyed That the presideht OF te bis nn
sculpture 20 Erection OF the accepted design Tor
proVaai ,dIers and Sailors Monument upon inc Pio
posed site. cu..o. Monument Committee
Inc oo I,,no in the Mayors Office yesterday and
he'' -, let the plans for the erection OF , tne
decidcu 20 over to the incoming adnidis 81 a E,
The committee voted 10 aS nav 30, 10 each Of the
mate a an" architects who submlttea ihou nnted
he competition In Wn,eh e ere seven designs be-
modei c,ouchton model. The successtut LUZ, a. III
slu vii have 10 walt ana koa ~ is nrscted some
tect VII m when the monument Is e''o'" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-30
THE DOCTOR ACTS AS Az AhDoHA''N L.
HE CARRIES TO A HosP:TAL WOMAN WIN nan
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BECAUSE OF INF
DEATH OF HER son

NE CARRIES TO A HOSPITAL A WOMAN WHO HAD
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BECAUSE OF THE
DEATH OF HER son
ychuo hcr husband and physician were tryinS
~ ana An opcn drug store at o CLOCK ses'e
morning Mrs G ". Poster remained ~ "e'
homo No 40 East One OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
:, rocking in her arms her son ho"afu '"'ee
wars old who was III with Group. He died IN ae'
s,,,'s and when m. men returned they found the
,o.,.- r,tchinc and waiting beside III" pooN OF
~, child who was the las; Of family OF hve' I'll
rho others having died young. She told them mat
,bo child had been dead some minutes ana 'h'''
she world soon die.
.r,o ,b,stc,ar who was Or George Q. Hester.
OF No nc Pleasant-ave.. saw green substance vi
tho uo,.,n.s lips and after assuring himself that
49,, r,,d ,,,s dead ne took the mother In his arms
~. rried he to tho Harlem Hospital she
screamed and begged him not 70 carry ner 70 IN"
hosn,.ai As sha wanted 10 end her lie ana Dr.
hurlod with the last ~ her nv" children MIS-
Polater Is large and heavy. out the doctor was
o,uai 70 the task on the way 10 the hospital n"
mo; some street-cleaners. and ne ASKED 'he" |"
help him. but they laughed ~ him
"A no reached the steps Of the hospital hauess
and on, OF breath the doctor fell from exhaustion
r, ,orar's cries aroused the attendants. and
,ho,. rushod ont and brought her and the physician
tr.o tho reception room. Mrs Poster. VINO han
,alan paris green. placed under the care OF
,b. nhvsicians and was much improved last even
ing ,a 81,
After Or Hesstcr hsd somewhat reGaineh MS
strength he returned the house. 70 ma tha' t'o
husband whom he had left Frustrated by sriet'
n.d d,.anueares He once asked the police 10
g., ,bo ,n,ssinr man and II was found that he
had merely gone down town TO see ms o, ,, T.,
Tho Polstcrs were woll known n tns Stree, ~
which thew lived and their son tio"'fu was
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