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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05

CHICAGO, March 4.-Thc will Of tho late
Frances f.. Willard was filed for probate this
afternoon. Miss Wizards estate amounts TO
$l7,0o of which $lI 900 is in really and the
balance personal property. The will was written
on "A single sheet OF note paper. IL bcqueaths
the entire estate to Miss Anna Gordon, Miss
ter, the tesLntor'si niece, for life. The estate then
reverts TO the Woman's Christian Temperance
Inlnn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05

BAR HARBoR. Me-, March 1.-Col. Edward
Morrell of Philadelphia has purchased Robin
Hood Park. at the base OF Newport Mountain.
OF F.. NJ. Roberts. Mr.. Morrell has one of the
best hunting and racing studs in Pennsylvania.
Robin Hood Park contains sixty acres, with II
fine half.mile track. Col. Morrell last fall pur.
chased Thirlstano. the summer residence OF
Mrs. X. Is. Scott Of Washington, situated On
Maiden Hill. Bar Harbor. Ho will occupy 1t
next summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
a new Trolley Route from NamnronscA to
White PIniBs.

M~AMARoNEcK. y. y, March 1.-The village
authorities, at n meeting held last night,
granted to tho Tarrytown, White Plains and
Mamuroneck Railroad Company II franchise 10
build m electric street railroad from hero 10
White Plains. The rUnd il to be In operation on
or bi fore July !, and will connect with II brancn
already in operation between White Plains aud
Tarrytown. forming n direct line from Long
Island Sound 10 The Hudson River.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
Poisoned by n couyle, Employee.

MERIDIAN, Miss, March 4.-Tbe family OF SUI
pervisor J. II. Royals. consisting OF himself.
wife and Miss Annie Mckenzie. sisterinlaw,
were poisoned this morning with rough on rats
placed In tho coffee by VIII Hill. a l6.yoaroid
negro boy, Mrs. ~ltoyals's death is monlentNrily
expected, but the others are thought to be- out
of danger. Hill is IA convict, and Royals bought
linn out of the stocksdc 10 do chores about the
house. lie had been sighting his work. and
yesterday Royals gave him a thrashing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
All but Ono or the Hodies or the Nichols Family
Recovered.

KEY WEST, Fla, March 4.-The steamer that
went yesterday to tho wreck OF the schooner
Speedwell. on which nine lives were lost Jester.
day morning, returned this afternoon. The
bodies OF Mr.. Bradley Nichols. his wife, tho
daughter'in-law the two, grandchildren. all OF
bridgeport, Conn" and the three, children of
Collier, who commanded the schooner.
we're recovered. The body OF Warren b. Nichols
had fioalod away and was lost. The Coroner
has charge of all tho bodies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
Champagne steernse Passenger. Get Here.

Most of the steeragc passengers of tho French
lire steamship La Champagne, which broke her
tail shaft and was towed into Halifax hy
tho steamship Roman. arrived here yester-
day from Ioston on Inc Norwich line steamboat
City OF Lawrence. Two of The immigrants came
on the Plymouth OF the Fall River line. All
were allowed to land. They say that there WIS
less excitement in the storage OF the Cham
payne than there was In the cabin when the tail
shaft broke. A few of the devout immigrants
prayed. Officers who came into tho Storage 10
allay alarm were surpriOed al Tho tranquility.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
COL. MURPHY INSTALLED.
He Sends to the Hospitals the Inevitable
FIoMera-nadEe Presented 10 MIR. straus.

Col. Michael c. Murphy, the new President of
the Health Board. was introduced to the other
Commissioners yesterday by Nathan Straus, the
retiring President. DR.. Cosby and his fellow
Commissioner. DIR. jenkins, presented to Mr..
Straus a gold badge bearing the city's arms and
In enamelled letters this inscription: "Presi-
dent of the Health Department Of the city of
New York. 1898" Then Col. Murphy's friends
presented to him a horseshoe OF flowers. which
was six feet tall. and a big basket OF flowers
gratulatory speeches Col. Murphy sent his horse.
shoe Of flowers TO the Willard Parker Hospital
with a note requesting the hospital supcrinten-
dent to distribute the flowers among the sick.
The basket OF cut flowers he sent to tho Hudson
Street Hospital with a similar request.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
DR. .TaONG SEEKS 4 RAW.
Defeated Ia Ills Race FOR n COronor's Pinee
tie Resorts 10 Litigation.

Dr. Benjamin G. Strong of Long Island City
has applied to AItorney-Gcncral Hancock for
permission to bring quo warranto proceedings
10 Gust Coroner Leonard Ruof, Jr, of the
borough OF Queens from office. DIR: Strong was
a candidate for borough Coroner OH the ltepub.
lican ticket last fall. lie was defeated by
kuOlT. IL IL said that DIR. strong agreed not TO
bring the QUO wRrranto proceedings II he was
appointed Coroner's physician nt a salary OF
$4,000 n year. He got the appointment. but as
The salary was cut down TO 81 800 he feels at
liberty, he says, to withdraw from the compact
and the proceedings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05

The will OF ox'Justicc Jasper ". Gilbert OF the
Supreme Court was admitted to probate by Sur
rogate Abbott in Brooklyn yesterday. The
estate is valued at 500. 900. The t~estator leaves
his law library 10 his two sons, James II. and
William I. Gilbert. The remainder of the estate
u LETT 70 the Two sons and Two daughters. Ellen
q. and Louisa Gilbert
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
In MemorI OF Mis-. willard.

Services in memory OF Miss Frances L. VIII.
lard were held last night at the residence of
Mrs. William +. Dodge. 225 Madison avenue. by
the Loyal Legion Temperance Society, the Pres
! tent OF which, Mrs. Willis A. Barnes, presided.
Speeches were made by Mrs. Barnes and Bishop
Newman. and suitable resolutions were adopted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
Edward y. I.lnten,s Assignment.

Edward F. Linton, the private banker and
real estate dealer in Brooklyn. who recently
made an assignment for the benefit OF his cred
itors, has filed n schedule. giving the nominal
assets at 1898. 600. actual assets 1927. 200, and
liabilities $2I3. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
a New Ten-story Hotel.

Isaac A. Hopper Ned plans with the Building
Department yesterday for a new ten'story hotel
TO cost $500. 900 and to be built Of brick, on
Columbus avenue, at the southwest corner Of
EighLIeLh street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05

"sHsl"N' March Tho following despatch
,h,' .e''!'ed today by Samuel u. Coykcndall OF
~selty from New York:
bths SGnalhler = Commerce has to-day named Won
tEaupg rol Tor membership Of the canal invcs.
krVe' pLiomlhlltee' II appointed we hope you " II
NJ "he"er' A. T.. ORR, President.
DtS... ooykendall has been compellcd by the
o. The COM private business to decline to serve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05
SPARKS FROM THE e EaRAPH.

Coroner Archibald 7. Banning OF Mount Vernon.
WeStchester county, n. Y. fell while entering . cab
on Thursday night anu struck his head on . stons
step. IL 10 feared that his skull 10 fractured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05

Our sale of last Springs over.
coats at so and So; of last
Springs odd coats, vests and
trousers at So, $3.50 and $3.50,
is on its last leg; but that leg is
well and sound, for every article
in this sale is the kind of bargain
that cheats us, not only out of
profit, but much of the cost.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Prince and broadway. r
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty.second and BROADWAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05

Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty.second and Broadway.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1898,
FRAGRANT HILL TOWNSHIP.

W hfn W ar ne or NV qrn hf ne qr36 4 8 20
s nj ne ar, SO ar NV or ..........,S6 IL IL
IS 80 acres of side Of ne or sw Or
and Sl-3 acres of side Of NV ar
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11

Given under my hand this 26th day OF July,
1903, at the Office Of county treasurerof Dick
ins0n county, Kansas.
g. II. PATTIS0N,
County Treasurer
By W. A. MATTEs0N,
lpnutv
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11

ABILENE PROPER.
Lots 8 B bk . Its 5 10 bk g. Q 40 ftAwhf6 0
IL "A Is 10 blk l. It's 49, 10 It "A bk s; Its hf l.,
sSek & II bk O. It's bk 10; whf6e III biz III:
blk ID Its 80 II u IS IA blk a; Its ne IA bk
d. It's 10 II u bk IL; Its 10 Blk IL II biz l9
Its blk 20; Its W ~ Fl re 10 # Sbk2,
Thompson h McCoys Addition.
Lots II hf Is hf 81 hf W hf 20 ne Is 81 a
a ~ LIST street, Its IA 10 Is 20 81 80 So Is 81 g. md
street Its IS hf 90 IS 81 80 5i So IS 81 except 30
r Oft n end 81 So hf h5) (5 W hf 6s In 10 Il o.
" w 1903 l05 l07 100 Srd street. Its IS 80 Is 90 II
o2 "a 5t) S6 70 AZ 40 n 81 IS 81 50 4th street
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11

The Santa Fe has made one and
one-third fare rate to Abilene, Kansas,
from points not over $50 miles distant
for parties desiring to attend the
great Adam Forepaugh Il Sells Bros.
enormous shows, August II.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11
For a Trip Through the Mountains

OF Colorado, you want information
as to the best scenery. To get this,
also printed matter, rates, etc., write
to W. +. Bailey, G. P. A., Colorado
Midland Ry., Denver, Colo. II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11
LINCOLN.

all that part ne q of 1871 ly-
ing south of right of way G X
and N railway, also Its l and 2
Sc q 1871, also lot | ne q 30-l3-
|, also parcel land as follows:
commencing on side right Of
way G X & N r X at point . o.
100 chains due east Of east line
section ~ running south to
Smoky Hill river, thence up
the river to Q line of section 90.
thence n to place of beginning,
being part of section 20 and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11
Excursion to Abilene.

Read DR.. Smiths ad in this issue
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11
Colorado in Summer

is the most attractive place on this
continent. Fascinating mountain
scenery and glorious climate are the
two essential features. Send two-cent
stamp for "a Day in the Canons,"
beautifully illustrated and descriptive
Of the mountain resorts, or for Trout
ing In Colorado Waters" il interested
in that splendid sport. Address, T.
i. Fisher, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Gulf road, Denver, Colo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-08-11

Ii is true that others initiate the
methods employed in advertising
BEGGS' GERMAN SALVE, others
claim to heal and to cure disease be-
cause BEGGS GERMAN SALVE, the
one true ointment, has been so won
derfully successful. But in thous-
ands and thousands of cases, as
shown by grateful testimonials
BEGGS' GERMAN SALVE actually
and permanently cures when other
medicines fail to do any good what
ever. For sale by G. E. Northcraft
Il Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

Alols p. swoooda. Of Omaha Neo'' claims
,o have discovered a way by WHICH
thro,gb mere contraction and reiaNa'ioil
- tna muscles. n person may become az
-, as no likes. and all this without ar
iaclal aid Swoboda OFFERS " p0 -.
ts,tgsimmons to strike his hardest DIV
Guaranteeing that Fitz cannot IN lhe iels'
ON his (swobda's) abdominal muso'0''
This remarkable state Of AFFAIRS Is l I
lie ~ brand new system OF ae-
,.o,o,.r,ont the secret of which Is to!u
in tho proceeding paragraph. III tue "D
.o,nnenyine statement over his own sih-
nature. Mr.. Swoboda details some 'e'
interesting facts. 90.
while not posing as strong nan D"
tho sense usually given that word 9M.-
boda has given SOME examples OF H'7
strength which easily place MN a"o"s
tha first Of the men of muscle tor III
stance he will take "A pack oil caIuS
and tear il into two pieces; then ne WI"
tear the halves into quarters anu
quarters into elghths. using out me-
thumbs and forcfingers. lie VIII 90 inc
same thing with two packs or cards'
This is by no means all. lie WIZ HrS'
,.aiso a 275 Mound dumbbell over his hea l.
rber he raises "a twO-hundreh-pouh'
dur,h-beu above his head six times ~
s,,ccession. without letting it down. ne
- raised tvo-pound dum'-roil
nnoo times I'm lfJy-thfee nilau-ts ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Rooms
Can Be
Cooled
To Order

q prepared coating which we have found
very efficient in preventing leakage. Out
side OF this there will be cork jacket
ing to SIN further protect the line.
There is no reason why the system
should not include all business concerns
and private households that have need
for refrigeration or that desire the AIR
TO cool their rooms"
The scheme proposed by the Ganzevort
company has been pronounced perfectly
feasible by the men interested In the
big refrigerating concerns. IL Is conput-
ed that n stream OF ammonia can be
piped for two Macs and be still able
without any difficulty, TO reduce the
temperature of storage room TO ten
or fifteen degrees below zero. which ~
cold enough for all practical purposes.
A factor which is expected TO make
IL comparatively cheap as soon as the
system becomes extensive Is the pos
Utility Of using the same current over
and over again for different rooms.
The vista which the possible develop
ment OF this scheme conjures up for the
hot midsummer days Is certainly pleas
ing one Think OF the relief on going
homo from the office, hot. dusty. ana
irritable. with the thermometer 100 de-
grees I'm the shade OF putting on n fur
overcoat and retiring 20 the cold room.
there TO sit I'm solid and cold" comfort.
There is many a citizen who will wish
that the system might be put In general
operation before the dog days come again.
II is coming. not so soon as that, per-
naps. but soon-the time when every
house may have its freezing room and
when zero weather can DO kept on tap
at all times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

around the building between we Deus'
often the temperature Indicates he"IS
100 derroes Fahrenheit in the shade with
out the whiting OF single leat Oh any
of the plants. The result OF this RAPID
Growing of vegetation is marked and
wonder M. The beds are filed ABOUT
three feet deep with rich stable refuse,
mixed with Onc-third SILICA formation,
found nearby. The combined rich soil,
the suns light and the constant con-
deusation OF the steam from the not
running stream makes such a perfect
combination that vegetation has to grow
night and da..
"What has been the result? The first
seeds were put into the ground on the
am of July last year Lettuce came up
from dry seed In two days and cucum-
hers i'm three days and other vegetables
In like quick time. Good Size heads OF
lettuce were gathered IN fifteen TO eigh-
teen DAYS from the time of planting.
ln twentv-eight days lettuce measured
TWENTY-FIVE inches across which was as
sweet and tender as anyone ever put INTO
mis- mouth. Osten the condensation OF
the steam would break down the larger
leaves by the weight Of water upon them.
Cucumber vines grew from twenty-five
TO thirty feet in length in less than six
~ days without being watered except
from the moisture I'm the air.
Roots hang down from the vines
fifteen TO twenty inches long. The flow
eriDg on the various plants is exception
ally great: on some of the cucumber
vines five run size cucumbers were
gathered from single joint,
often three were grown More brit
ne ones were never gathered from
vines than those grown IN this novel
greenhouse. Rhubarb. boets, mushrooms,
and other vegetables will grow TO great
advantage in this hot and moist tempera-
ture Many tropical fruits could also be
raised ra
There is very little labor TO be done
after the soil is properly fixed and the
seed is once in the ground. IL is like
pressing the button and Natures doing
the rest. There are no weeds, no Insects,
40 stirring of the soil. only TO gather
i'm the fruits and watch Nature working
i'm a harnessed condition. The leaves and
an the plants show very healthy condi-
lion fine color and perfect.
Cucumber leaves measured seventeen
inches across. The growth Of cucumber
is very rapid after II is once started.
Many a time they measure about two
inches long. and within twenty-four
hours increase an inch in length. Rad
ishes grow SO rapidly that they often
split open.
Many a grower OF vegetables has been
through the park and the greenhouse
has been the first thing they wanted TO
see. A number said that this interest
ing experiment more than repaid them
for the trip as they had gained new
points in forcing vegetation, convincing
them that more moisture was neeCel
in their own places for successful house
gardening.
The even temperature of this constant
hot stream OF water regulates To perfec-
ton. in all kinds OF weather. the tempera-
ture OF the interior w. Il. HOWE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Remarkable
Scheme to
Keep Us
All Cool.

one Of these days and before very long
TOO. the householder Will be able to turn
the faucet or press the button and iet
IN stream OF colo air just as easily rs
= stream o. water can now be turned on
A company has actually been formed
for tho purpose Of piping cold air into
houses and this al a price which will
be within the means OF possessors OF
moderate incomes
An this is what genius has accomplish
"a by study Of the cold storage problem,
When this plan Is under way. old sol
can beam as nerccy as De likes and the
humidity can reach most dreadful de-
arocs without putting us I'm position
where We cannot become cool. Il will
be just as easy to cool the room In sum-
mor as it IS 20 regulate the heat in winter
hy means Of the radiator or the register.
II seems chimcIical. perhaps, because
human nature IS conservative, and prob
ably many a reader OF this article will
shake his head az tho suggestion. Yet II
~ 4 very simple matter or at least that
is the opinion OF the officers Of the great
company in New York city known as
rho Ganzevort Freezing and Warehouse
company Just now the company is
arranging the pronminarics 10 run a sys--
tenn OF pipes everywhere from it's big
plant on the lower west side OF New
York
There is no new and remarkable pro-
cess 20 be used to bring about this re-
suit. II is simply an Improvement and
enlargement of the present method OF
cooling the air for cold storage purposes.
ma other words the company proposes TO
90 permit each individual TO apply the
cold storage principle TO the aid Of his
personal comfort. Said the superintend-
emit when questioned concerning the mat
ter the other day.
we have as much housing space as
most of the cold storage companies, and
the primary purpose of our new plant
was TO supply the demands of our own
warehouse. But there are certain kinds
of goods for which constant refrigeration
is required. bat which cannot well be kept
ln "a storage warehouse
For instance there are the big mark
cts where meats and perishable goods are
kept on sale. The cost Of separate re-
frigerators with the enormous amount
Of Ice consumed is much greater than It
would be n there was some effective
system Of central distribution. This is
one class OF customers which we intend
10 supply Tho other and principal one
will be private houses.
AS you doubtless know. all the cold
storage companies have abandoned the
use of ice for producing intense cold.
and We believe that the time Is fast pass
ing when it can De economically used for
freezing operations.
The only thing that now prevents the
beginning OF work ON our transmission
line IS tho delay i'm obtaining "a franchise
10 lay pipes trough the street, but that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

The battle won by king after his
death was the victory achieved by the
people of the Cid. I'm Spain. Three days
after the Cid's death his capital was at
tackled by the Moors In great force.
His people washed and dressed the body
clad II In suit OF the finest masil tied It
on a horse. and. surrounding II by a
brilliant cavalcade OF officers and at
PENDANTS. went forth 10 battle. The
Moors were panic etri' zen at sight OF
the cid. Of whose death they had been
Informed. and. after brief struggle.
broke ranks and tied IN wild confusion.
tradition says that over 1900 Moors were
drowned in their efforts 10 get TO their
ships. and that OF thirty-six chiefs
twenty-two were slain on the field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
1t is Built Over Geyser Stream in Yellow
stone Park and Produces Vegetables
Of Wondrous Size and Flavor.

ground. The water had temperature o.
165 degrees Fahrenheit 10 proved great
success. ON December lltn the thermoh-
oter showed 3 3 degrees below zero
,sah~euheit. vet I'm this little rude slab
mousse Nature was caring for cucumbers'
onions radishos and lettuce with tenn
porature of C5 degrees Fahrenheit an IN
fine shape knowing nothing of the fierce
blowing snow and wind outside.
The greenhouse is 2jX50 feet, with a
glass roof covering IT, The building faces
the cast. with front four feet high
and raised TO the height OF eighteen feet
at tho back. The heat is furnished from
running stream. flowing from q seven
inch hole i'm The formation az the south
end. flowing north through the center of
the building
The water comes from the ground III
a temperature OF 1855 d grees Fahrenheit
which is about the boiling point at this
attitude Flvc-foot beds surround the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
NATURE RUNS THIS GREENHOUSE

Mother nature has begun TO experiment
with hot. houses and the very first one
o. well as the only one in existence.
SIS located I'M Yellowstone Park. a gey-
scr furnishes an that is necdful 20 make
tremendous growths. and the results are
astonishing. such ass cucumbers ten feet
long, and the like
The dollhouse. or greenhouse. as the
gentleman who has charge of it. " T..
Howe terms it is model one Of its
kind. although located away up in the
mountains of the park. Nature furnishes
everything necessary Go conduct it except
the building ITSELF giving heat, moisture
and light
lf Nlr. Howe wanted 10 compete ~ tho
county fairs in the vegetable line ne
would unless heavily handicapped. win
an tho prizes. such lettuce. cucumbers,
radishcs. tomatoes and other good things
10 cat as tho firm OF nature & Howe
grows. are bigger thau tho biggest fish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Few Suggestions.

Rub tough meat with cut lemon
Try bacon fat for trying chicken anu
game.
steam a stale loaf Of bread TO freshen II.
Warm crackers slightly in the oven
before using
Dip sliced onions in milk before frying.
Freid sweet appies are good for liver
or kidney trouble.
Heat dry coffee before pouring on tho
water.
pour vinegar over fresh fish 10 make
the scales come off easily.
Add lemon juice 10 the water In which
rice is boiled to keep the grains separate
Beat the whites OF eggs at an open
window If the kitchen be hot and stcamy.