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New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
DO NOT ADVOCATE CHANGE AT PRESENT

Army officers In the transport service were inter-
ested yesterday In the report that bill had been
introduced into Congress by Representative Hull,
OF Iowa, chairman OF the Committee on Military
Affairs to authorize the Secretary OF War
anime the property known as Bulls Ferry, opposite
Eighty-sixth-st.. New-York Harbor, with view
OF utilizing 1t home for the transport service
and for other Government uses. They are pleased
at the prospect Of having the transport offices and
piers in this harbor close together. but they think
that the bill is a little premature account OF the
uncertainty Of the transport services future. Until
the future OF Cuba has been definitely settled they
say. II will be impossible to tell whether the trans
port service from this port will increase dwindle
In volume and Importance, and for this reason they
do not advocate undue haste In appropriatng money
for new and permanent establishment. The piers
for transports in this port, are thought to be
ceent in location. The only objection to the pres
facilities is that the transport offices in the
Army Building, in Whtehall-st.. Manhattan. and
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
DECREE CONSIDERED SPURIOUS.
PRIESTS DO NOT BELIEVE THE ForE WROTE The
ONE ON cELIBAcY

ONE ON cELIBAcY.
s.or,, hoe been going the rounds Of Venezuelan
d other south American newspapers 10 the eiie0'
that the Pope issued decree on July ]" "'V
nriests in Latin America 10 marry ihe az, -.
cree as published in those papers sag g..
thar ecclesiastical celibacy Is not OF oI'ne '"'
~ .' s,od h,, the councils Of the first centuries
'f being discipline required W 'iIe - 90 sav.
of tho times" The alleged decree goes o'' " "'
lu,sor,ro that in the present epoch and espe-
o,eIi,i In Lain America vocations 10 tne I'LL -e
become daily Of greater rarity man arSc,tv of clergy
s'de ;, de,riment TO the faith and the service oi re
iigon: considering that the most weaterastic
-, ,,outb horn and reared IN the may 49,,
,Ssynbere VIZ Of the present century holu usga
selves apart from the priesthood IS 0r,ess with
oiibacvi and although II invests the press w, g.
Sreat respect and authority. 1t is also true & tdt a. n
requires heroic virtue and sacrice III roca 81 Cod
necessary 10 have very spe0i"
We declare that leave the secular pr pp'ess os the
,bat repion az liberty, and only IN letf9o - a 80
necessities Of the countries of those na
tions and peoples. 10 embrace nect sn fo the gen
sIaie' id;r,ine established by the Church for the
faithful
Father lanes n Connolly. secretary TO Arch-
b,shon Corrigan told Tribune reporter yes'enuay
that the alleged decree was "all nonsense
we're certain formulas always observed py inc
Pope in his DEGREES. briefs and encychcaI ,
The very headlines Of the decree IN question: W.
roDa 7 On XIII bv the Grace of God HIS vicar on
Earth" showed that 1t fabrication Haue ou'
30 whole cloth Father Connolly showed the re-
porter a number of DEGREES in which the ioi.,ula
used was. as translated. Leo P P. Nil, ven
erable Brothers Health and Apostohc pelieu''
ton" The alleged decree accordingly IN 8 a'ne'
Connollys opinion. bore internal evidence oi ~
Moreover the motives mentioned IN II 80
go human whereas when the Pope MADE oecree
b,s reasons were always lofty and spiritual no
decree also stated that IT was Given In Rome IN
the twentieth year Of our Pontihcate whereas
this Is the twenty-second year
Father Michael j. Lavelle of ST. Patr'cK Catne
dral said after reading newspaper clipping s"-
ing the alleged decree:
never heard OF 1t at all. II hasn tne trg INTO
cnnstder3tion the facts that we maven neau & U a a
before from any source and that II Ss, Dea ~ The
,oiVt which has always been the sup1ect Vl VIZ VIZ
pnost rigid discipline and the greatest pliue 1" ''e
church I am inclined TO Judge u spurious
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
JERSEY AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

Washington Deo 20 (SpeciaD.-senator Sewell.
whose son. Captain Sewell. was on General Law
toms staff called to-day the President to express
his deep regret at the death Of that gallant COM
mander The Senator inquired II there others
wounded at the time General Lawton was killed
letter received from Captain sewell a few days
ago referred at length TO the bravery Of the Cen
eral. So far as known captain SeweH Is safe and
well.
The Senate has confirmed Lewis f. Jeffries to be
postmaster at Mays Landing. Atlantic County
Euloges will be delivered In the Senate after the
Christmas holidays upon Vlce-President Garrett A
Hobart. Senator sewell will have charge OF the
arrangements.
Mr. Salmon Is trying to get free delivery for
Dover He Is specially anxious TO secure Il he
says because It would be OF service to the working
men and their families
The President nominated to-day Henry C. Mead
to be postmaster at Caldwell.
Georgana Clark has been appointed postma st ar
at Gibbsboro in place OF j. L. Clark deceased. .
Daniel l.. Cammeyer at Glenview. In place of E.
Kltchell. resigned.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
rrO WIVES ON HIS HANDS.

A.bury Park, Dec. 20 (SpeciaD.-Vice CnAnceaos
Mahon Pitney decreed yesterday that the divorce
which he granted to Alonzo Clayton. OF this place
from his wife Elizabeth Clayton, be annulled AS
a result Clayton. who is an engineer, nnds himself
with two wives on his hands. The decree va
granted In August, 1897, and In SEPTEMBER AMS@ -
Clayton remarked. and is now living mere WIZ mi
second wife. Clayton's first wife based ner appeA;
on the ground that marital relations were reeumsa
after the decree Concerning the SECOND tnauHe. ls
and the effect Of the reversal the vice Cnsn0sH0'
says: -,.,
What the effect OF such reversal under Mea
circumstances would be upon the status ot tne 80
ond wife and any children born from that mA' .
rage II the intermarrying took place wtnin
reasonable time after the signature OF the oec.es,
and before appeal taken, II Is not Necessary ~
determine Certainly. In such case at the tline %
the marriage the divorced spouse had r'sn, s...I II
contract marriage relations; and In case no appes.
was taken or In case Of appeal II the decree %
affirmed, the marriage must be held 70 tahe en'''
from the day II was entered into o,r,,
Clayton's counsel will take the case 70 the o0u'
OF Errors and Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
WAR VETERANS MEET.

OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION ELECTED FOR
THE COMING YEAR
The War Veterans and Sons Association held It's
annual meeting last night in the Borough Hall.
President Walter Thorn presided. The ballotng for
officers and members OF the Executive Committee
resulted as follows President. Walter Thorn: first
president Isaac A. Collier; second vice-pres-
dent John Lynch; recording secretary. George w.
Bishop: corresponding secretary. r. S. Seckerson:
financial secretary William c. Allen treasurer.
George W Thomas. and sergeant-a { arms. Charles
jackson: members OF the Executive Committee.
Charles McMullen, Gustav zimmerman, James Cum
ningham. Peter F. Linehan c. Robinson, A. H..
seayer George ". Brush. James Whltlock. Samuel
Curtss Z. s. - Munroe. J. W. ". Taylor, II. G.
Dunbar Denis Reardon. George Dillon and Rich
ard b. Gee.
The speakers Of the evening were John NJ Clancy.
Joseph w Kay. Archibald p. Snow and James r.
Howe.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
AN ELECTRIC PUMPING STATION.

TO BIZ BUILT AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
FOR STONE DRYDOcK NO. 1.
Captain P C. Asserson, civil engineer or the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. has prepared plans wnich
have met the approval OF the Secretary OF the Navy
for an underground electric pumping station FOR
Drydock No. /. costing about $4,000. The station
will be underground in order to save space In the
Navy Yard. which every year is getting more valu-
able II will be located at the head Of stone Dry
dock No l. and will replace the old and antiquated
station which was built in 1854 Centrifugal pumps.
operated by electricity and having a capacity OF
throwing thirty thousand gallons OF water out OF
the drydock a minute will be installed, and $50
horsepower electric motors will be used to operate
the pumps When the plant Is completed the
dock can be empted In one-third OF the time now
required and al onehaf the cost. II VIII take mve
months to build the pumping station The
funds for IT'S construction will have TO be furnished
by Congress -
Stone Drydock No. / is among the best owned by
the United States Government. 1t cost 100000
and required ten years to build.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
lREr1 TALKS ABOUT THE EAST SIDE.
SAYS POLICE WILL DO THEIR DUTY AMI
THAT cRUsADEs USUALLY DO HARM IN
STEAD OF GOOD.

THAT cRUsADEs USUALLY DO HAN" iN
STEAD OF GOOD.
Commissioner Abell who INTRODUCED tne ie
It, ,n tho Police Board to investigate the genera
oondtions Of that part OF the East Side contained
~ 49, E1dr,dge and East Fifth-s precincts. yester
day had this 10 say;
rrho ,n,estieation OF the conditions on the hast
rOa versions who have been complaining apouNs o u,
alleged unlawful conditions Will De askeu " TD yu
ev,ience of what they have repTesenteu.
ne asked 70 pont out the things they are ~,
tng about I'VE shall 80 there anu Hliu ~ % ,rarso
Sditions IiIS on the East Side to-day are no Woase
.Hnn ,bev have been In former times. ihey VII WI
much worse in some miserable aspects ,o rou Nc
60 nd there are living witnesses 70 PIoN -
III crusades OF kind do harm. Iney Iea'e w ~
a.ton aTected worse than before What Is 70 pc
49, With these women? The police arrest mem S;
.t. ora taken 10 court and probably nned OF us
Merged They go back and resume ouslhess ,nHo
there The police cannot provlde nIies ~ -o,ses
,nge for them That is what the phlIaiIlnl ui ~ 80
should do. Why don't they auop' so'"o
take care OF these women! =. 80 ahor, a
wear ago complaint was MADE 70 me an auoHt "a "a
certain locality. gave my irninGuIs'1 NAT we're
wrong but the conditions Were not as Dau as, ss nv ~
wopn said 70 be- Captain Chapman was sent 10
~ ,sst side 10 clean out the district. re ven
sbout IL In a radical way. Within %eeA 49, aiu 70
ie uho were loudest in their complaints peeah 70
ccrv about the hardships that chapman & Mds az, ~,
eic,,ng on these people So what are you soIiis q,
C,'iiI so rbe BOARD Committee intends TO hnd out II
nc noI,ce are at fault. and We snail ASK the p1
nIe who have been making assertions anouo 49,, -
pc 5,.ior n come before us and give their PROOF
Srbn nolice will do what law ana order requle' ,5 u,5
Charitable institutions for the amehoraOoh %
lir1
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
PLAN TO BREAK JAIL FOILED.

Paterson. Dec. % (SpeciaD.-1t was iearneI W
day that John B. and John H. Wilson. cn.e.
forger and a thief respectively, made an a"emp'
N escap. before being taken TO State Prison ya.
terday The Wilson's. who are not relauvues IVES m e,s
served terms In various penitentiaries Ihs' brsaS
foiled at their cleverly planned EFFORT 70 o,.sS sS
iaii One cell is left open for any prisoner "h ,hs
may be brought In during the night; MnsM nWonSay
keeper called at John B. Wilson's cell on On oc kei
afternoon after all the prisoners had oeen Sonnd
up. he got no response. Upon entering ns s,s cot
a dummy, covered with blanket lying on on IT They
The two wilson's were found In the open e, eel. Irnf mi
planned II is thought. 10 remain IN nu,ns nsssi ths
night and then make an attempt 70 o'e'P
watchman, secure the keys and escape
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
TRACK ELEVATION IN NEWARK
ATTITUDE OF THE JERSEY CENTRAL Nm
OF THE PENNSYLVANIA

The Newark Board Of Works gave another hsas-
ing yesterday 10 railroad officials on the question
of track elevation. Among those present wu o
n Warren. first vice-presdent Of the Central RAN
road He referred the Board to letter to the
Board from the company year ago. Tho Letter
was read II proposed two plans Of elevation, Ths
nIs tbat was practicable would cost nearly 81 oQ,-
eoo Mr. Warren said that as material had I,,; IN;
creased In price about % 2sr cent ths cost wou'o
.,mpler and better plan; that was TO lower ths
street instead OF bridging II, II the city met the
eomnany fairly as TO the division OF cost the CON.
many might consider proposition No action was
taken hy the Commissioners.
statement that the Pennsyvania Esc .sS 80, r.a
f,on was denied yesterday by E. B. GaddiS who
represents the interests OF the company n SewGE
rbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company had plans
drawn some time ago for track elevation a cii.
ferent points on the line In New-Jer snc S.r !.
traI Railroad bridge across It's tracks on Psnnsyl-
ynnia Railroad-ave can be raised
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
FOUND DEAD on THE TRACKS.

Rutherford. Dec 20 (speciaD.-Harry s,ornr =.
train dispatcher. while walking along Inv "A.
track near the Rutherford station al l D. ,h
day stumbled over the body OF man. va ar
apparently been killed while trying 70 posa.skss
eastbound freight train Papers In ttnneegy;soous, tne
showed that the dead man was James =, Tou!oe,
n Y He had over $40 in his clothes tl;zs tl.s Il d
was unmarried. and his only known reat''
uncle at Mahwah
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
NOT MOVED BY PITY FOR THE CHILD

Trenton. Dec. 20 (SpeciaD.-The Court Of Par
dons this afternoon dismissed the application Of
Thomas McLaren. the Hoboken wife murderer
who is serving twenty year sentence In the State
prison. McLarens petition stated that he was
dying OF consumption AT the prison 1t was learned
that he well enough to act hospital
attendant. ten-year-od daughter OF the prisoner
secured many signers to the petition for her faith
ers release and she inspired the Judges with pity
for herself, but none especially for the man.
The court laid over until March rext the appli-
cation OF DIR. Frank ID. Toms OF Freehold. who has
Just begun a years term In prison for throwing
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
OBITUARY..
lanes ". WEIR

lame. w Weir. a citizen Of Brooklyn. died yester-
dsy morning at his home. No go Tenth-st' after
an illness OF more than year. The fnnera' VIII
be held tomorrow at p m.
Mr. Weir was born IN Worcester Mass, on sep
,ember a. 1851 His father was John "eit' Oh 'lA'
IT,. Tho son came 10 Brooklyn in is' and Tor
,, tears mad been connected with dneIent fnet
ronoi,tan papers as telegraph operator M his
sootbar and mother survive him. lie also !eaEes
- brotber Solomon Weir. OF Chicago ana Two
ets,"rs oko live in Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
SWALLOWED A MEAT BONE.

Mr.. Margaret williams. OF No u6 Eighth-st'
rorg Island city. had a narrow escape from being
strangled by a meat bone on Tuesday night WINE
eating supper she allowed the bone to sup Gown
her throat II was with great difficulty that she
was able 10 breathe An ambulance was sum
,,oned from St Johns Hospital and Dr. assay
resnonded The physicians IN the h0spita. q diu 10y
succeed in removing the bone MIS- Ml,i'ns Nm hs
nassed a restless night. but yesterday morning sho
Ilyas resting more easy and the doctors thihk the
hone may have passed into her stomach
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
wooDRUFFS SECRETARY A BANKRUPT.

Esio, T. Lane. the private secretary OF Leuten-
ant Governor Timothy J.. Woodruff yesterday
morning Med with the clerk OF the United States
District Court his petition as voluntary bank
rupt He schedules thirteen unsecured creditors,
with claims amounting TO 1852 II. He gives no
assets His pace OF business and address Is
given the ofncc OF the Lieutenant Governor. at
Albany. Only three Brooklyn names appear in
the schedule OF indebtedness-J. Victor Wilson.
$40 ~: Walter schumann. s52s 40. ana tho Edison
Electric Light Company. N52 o3.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
SIZES A HOSPITAL FOR SERVICES.

Father John F. Baxter yesterdc-N began suit be-
fore Justice Maddox and jury for 1890, which
he alleges is due him from st. Marys Hospital
for services as chaplain OF that institution.
Father Baxter says an agreement was made In
1892 when he went 10 the hospital, whereby ne
was TO receive 81 900 annually. and his board ana
lodging He claims that he has received only Sl.iU,
and that there is still due him $500. with interest
from December 1872 The defendant says that
there was no contract TO pay him more than SD
n wear and that the 81, 700 paid 10 him was a free
gift out OF respect TO Bishop Mcdonnell VINO ap-
pointed him 10 the place.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
CHARGES AGAINST A FORMER PASTOR.

The Rev Dr. Alfred II. Moment. who has ac-
cepted the Invitation to become pastor OF the Inn
manuel Presbyterian Church. in Flatbush. Will un-
doubtedly ask to be released from his office as
chairman OF the Presbytery committee appointed
TO formulate charges against the Rev. George L.:
MacClelland. the former pastor OF lmmanuel
Church Dr. Moment will begin his pastorate on
January I. His salary has been fixed at $1,000 a
year with provision that he Is to have n vaca-
ton OF two months each year.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
REFLECTIONS OF AN OLD GOAT
From The Chicago Tribune.

FTom TIC tHICHBo ITlDUne.
| wonder what I'm good for. anyhow.
Perhaps II Is cheaper TO keep me than to buy a
garbage box.
What a mouldy old chestnut 1t is about my eating
hoopskirts. l can't find hoopskrts any more.
l know what I'll do to that Bunker boy when
see him again. I'll put a head on hml That is II
won't be exactly head. but I'll make him wish
he'd never been bern
II makes smile to SEQ what sicky looking
botch some men make OF II when they try to raise
a beard like mine
The reason don't run about the alleys as much
used to Is that they are too filthy. You
may not believe II. but have soms regard for my
reputation.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
rrrr1. PAY FOR NOVEMBER GIVEN.

Teachers in the public schools Of Manhattan
The Bronx and Brooklyn were receiving their pay
IN full for November yesterday. with the sums
which had been deducted from their october sal
aries. The Board Of Estimate and Apporu9nmeiht en-
question of providing money for the payment M OF
salaries of teachers in Richmond. A Delegation
from the Richmond School Board will be present
TO argue for an appropriation for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
CHARGED WITH ELECTION FRAUD.

James j. Corcoran. brother-in-law OF John Nor
rissey Gray was arrested yesterday and arraigned
in the Butler-st. court the charge OF violation
OF the Election law. He gave ball for 900 and
released II Is alleged that Corcoran registered
William Fields knowing that Fields had registered
in another place. Corcoran is the inspector OF cleo
tions In the Thirteenth District OF the Tenth Ward
He lives at No l6s Nevins-st
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF HAND.

John scanlon OF No. 3el DeKalb-ave.. yes;er-
day in Part OF the Supreme Court received
verdict OF $1,000 In his suit for $4,000 personal
damages against Emanuel Kahn q Bros. and the
East River Lead Company. OF East Nineteenth st,
Manhattan He sued for damages caused by the
loss OF the use OF his left hand. This is the third
time that the has come 10 trial
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
THE NEW sHERIFFs APPOINTMENTS

sheriff-elect william Walton announced his ap-
polntments yesterday. The only changes in the
STAFF as at present constituted the retire
ment OF William ]. Bogenshutz Under Sheriff
in favor of James Dunno and the appointment OF
Edwin 8. Bogart, OF the Twenty-third Ward I'm tho
place OF Jacob Walter.
The Equity Clerk, William j. McPhillamy who
is Republican has held his present place for six
years at the urgent request OF members OF the bar
from both parties
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
FOR TNJURJES SUSTAINED on BRIDGE

Mrs. Sarah r. Courtenay OF Putnam-ave.. this
borough yesterday got verdict OF 1890 In her
suit for $1,000 against the trustees OF the New
York and Brooklyn Bridge. According 10 the tes-
timony on October o. 1895 as Mrs Courtenay ar
rived the Manhattan side OF the Bridge the gate
OF the Bridge car opened and the crowd
rushed out carrying her along with 1t, and throw
ing her violently upon the platform. Her hip was
injured and she severely bruised Otherwise
The defendant made general denial
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
TO GET HIS MONEY FOR INJURIES.

Walter e. Edgerly. who received verdict against
the Long Island Railroad Company for s24,50o for
the loss OF both legs Is soon to receive his money
Tho Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
terday refused an application for a reargument on
the question OF permitting the defendant to go 10
the Court OF Appeals
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
PLEADS GUILTY OF BIGAAY.

Elizabeth Dec. % (SpeciaD.-John L. bAcA. -.
who was at the time OF his arrest detect's ",
tho can,ral Railroad OF New-Jersey, was arrasned
in court here to-day TO answer charge OF ossuu su,y
Blackford surprised everybody by pleading saAS'
and he was remanded a week for sentence
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
MADE AUDITOR OF THE B. R. T. 90.

w. B. Longyear has been appointed auditor Of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and constituent COM
panies in place of W. F. Ham, who recently
signed in order to accept the position of controller
OF the Consolidated Street Railroad Companies Of
Washington, u. c. Prior to the recent consolida-
ton Of the Brooklyn street railroads Mr.: Longyear
held the position of auditor OF the Brooklyn Union
Elevated Railroad Company. He entered upon the
duties OF his new Office on December
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
Mr. CARROLHs LEG AMPUTATED.

The Rev. Vernon b. Carroll, OF Armenia, ~ Y.
whose right leg crushed in the Erie railway
ward in Jersey City Monday night had the leg
amputated above the knee at the City Hospital
The patient is weak and has little vitality but
there is a chance OF his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
=. . A,,s.l6. approval of what

lac, night John p Altgelds approval OF whar 1
they did is asserted charter Will petform Pc asKeu De-
under the name OF the Chicag9 ~ he TO ad-
interests Of the e tSe Chicago
% PIs form Democracy in every ponucaI uN
"a eysrv elecsIon district Of the State.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
WOODRUFFS CANDIDACY INDORSED.

Resolutions indorsing the candidacy OF Lieuten-
Ant Governor Woodrun for the nomination for
Vice-Presdent by the next Republican Convention
have been adopted by the Xlth Assembly District
Republican Committee.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
JURy DUTY IN KINGS COUNTY.

c,or,n,ssioner OF Jurors william A. Furey. OF
Rrooklyn has transmitted 10 the Municipal Assem-
bly, report Of his work for the year ending August
30 last lie found in Kings County H23i persons
liable for Jury duty FOR the years 1859 FROM
this list 94s names taken for Grand Jury duty
At the close OF his report Mr. Furey makes the
following summary OF his work:
For the Supreme Court Of the State OF New-York
there were drawn u C25 trial jurors, for the Kings
County Court s22j trial Jurors and SO Grand
Jurors Grand total drawn, H,sp. BY referring 10
the returns made TO this department by the clerks
OF the various courts II Will be seen that out or
n total OF q 90 persons drawn and summoned as
trial Jurors s0g5 served. 6.5i2 were excused by the
Judges OF the various courts. sd were legally ex-
cmnt from Jury duty 469 were returned as having
been fined for non-attendance. 1873 were returned
by the officers serving the jury notices as not 10
be found after diligent search and Inquiry on the
part Of said jury rOtce servers. OF the 6iO Grand
Jurors drawn 2R served 3a were excused by the
returned by the officers serving the jury notices as
not to be found.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-21
ONE MORE FIRE VICTIM SUCCUMBs.

THE DEATH OF MARY BARRETT COMPLETES THE
EXTINCTION OF THE FAMILY
The death yesterday of Mary Barrett nine years
old. who was terribly burned in Tuesday morning s
FIRE at Third-ave. and One-hundred- and-second-st.
completes the extinction Of the family in twenty
four hours her father. mother and sister having
been burned 20 death in the fire. The child died in
the Harlem Hospital
The girl had 10 run across room filled with
flames to window on the fifth floor OF the house.
The others attempted the same thing and perished
Mary Farley. who was burned In the fire. has
peen transferred 10 Bellevue Hospital Mrs Susan
lem Hospital - " ~ ~
The unknown woman who perished seems TO have
been stranger TO everybody In the house There
Is no clew 10 her identity. II is thought she
waiked into the house and got into a vacant room
In the night and was caught In the fire ~