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Twenty members of the Brick Presbyterian
Church and their pastor. the Rev DIR, HenryJ.
Van Dyke. will leave this morning for Balti-
more, where "A conference ia to he held wit h he
Rev. DR.. Maltble u, BahcOck and his session in
regard to the call extended to Mr., Babcock
Baltimore CIT iZens to persuade MI Babcock to
remain there. but the delegation Will try to
session the urgent need OF having the Rev. DR.
Babcock come to this city. where larger nsld
10 offered to him and where Presbyterlanism IL
not what II ought to be,
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Tho work ~ Hampton Institute at Ham pton.
Va. the wel-known school for tho education
and industrial training Of negroes and ans.
IL hamp.red by the Il fficulty with which funds
for its support are raised. A movement Is on
foot among its friends. including the Arm
strong Association OF New York. 10 Obtain
spechl gifts for an endowment Of 81. OOO.O 900.
Under present conditions $1,000 has to he
raised every yrnr 70 supplement the assured
he addressed 10 Robert G. Ogden. president ~
the Board Of Trustees, ia Broadway: George
Foster Peabody, treasurer ~ tho endowment
Fund, ~ and 20 Pine street: Alexander Purves.
treasurer. Hampton, Va. or any member OF the
Executive Com mittse
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Rosenfeld, George. to Geo G Reinecke. $40
Broome st. 22.l2yrs REPRESENTATIVES,.
Lcet. Solomon. to New York Telephone Co.
81 t. 81 Franklin ct. rooms on 18th door.
l7Nri Observation-Disclosures. ....
We'll. Marku.. to Elias Diamond. - sheriff
Humphreys. Ambrose W, to John Baker,
Wa Park. north store, 4 yrs ...............
Rummsl. Louisa. to Juhn u BruGger. 4<s "
41st At, store, &c, q yrs o.. .,.....,.........
Clausen, Henry p A. agent. &c. tn Frank
Dunn, 5?% and h25 Columbus av. store.
&c, yrs .................. ......s.....
Nausr. wendrlin j. to Osias Karp. so FL
Ginger. William. ct al. excrs. &c. to George
Rau. 52s yth Az, 7.I2 yrs......,....2,i 100
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Amt. See. II. Idps,


5'hsrws, 2S.ih 18th E. so OK, John ~, ~,
Same properly. Bradley a Courier 60 s
came ........ ...., 49,. 49,. ...,. $4,000
same -. 49,. ........... .......... 100000
same property Fritz oman vs. sane. ...-.. $500
ial Jno-Morii.on 4 20 " -a!ne 49,. 100000
Ii4th st;ss from III AZ TO 81 NicnolaS av.
s,nis proparty: John He'll W s,mc "a. Hpi,a 90
Same property NcMann IaNl"t vssame 1880
Tombact VS. David Cohen................ b,c75.oo
81 aI, 2uiS; same " same -. ....... i6Os.s6
18th 81 =, .0pw ist av, i5uJl on. same
yssamo ........ .............'' $500 90
same ......... ... -, ......... ........ 10000
MaldLaler Wainwright " William VI
Hyn. Co ....... .... ...... $3.50
5 ei.nn -. ,'.''' oo7.7s
Il Kat and Morris Aheln,n .. ~. $4,000
FIX" st. ~ ard ~. Berger Mfg 60 vs. 1ot,ie
rG;nitcio, ) s,n.. '. David Cohen. iia,h '''''o
A. aiJ - -'s,. i6,,lO" 49, -. 100000
-dy md an. nc",s iSi,S.rf 9dA soa"
Link. ilrNAudor, " flH aud Charles Moore.
18th ~. M. 100 eMorninGside aV. iuoK
Shin, g. Fred. Va Herman Eug-lhsrit. ",
10th -. q. rs wCypre.. az. IUuIi"o. a.ass. 80
7th sv vs.. "a u 2,h 1t .... .... baa.57
,rh afaIs tiirids. 81. - '.''. '..". 1923
Sam. W -awe. - -. iiS an1 zoe ....... $4,000
Handy, James +. vs. Jpnu II lI"ts and Wi
liam GuvvoI', Arthur A,. vs.. $50 Is7th
IT, Soy 10 ..,........... .. .......... lsH 81
Same prop: NultHm CnnvAn same ..... % 80
L.ahy. GrrGory ]. VI Adolf Mendel and
Jns-uh Catars, Shertf -. lis e. 1872. .... l2s.cS
10 rnstSin Irns W. David Cohen. iI3th st.rs.
- adsy .... ... .... ...... 1000. I sOO. 90
0rnstetn l'ros, Y. DAVID Cohen. "a az.
r,r 10 th.t, 2rIiH!... ..O.,.. 900
ll.th ~ l5p W 7th Av SuHiOu.Il Fred
W Nil Va Emil Mo,rr't u. ...,. ...... 400
10 Ia -. u >. 500 " let ay. S'NIup. George
ErlArhsr " la ,i c. en- at 81 .... $4,000
same ~. .. ~. ~, 10000
,ss.me i,2i5.oo
sam" ,....'. 49,. -. $500
L,rirg pl :. ii2 u is:d II. ctNlOo, Geo
" AAr''n S . u Va Nm = PHILLIPS SOC. li4<s
Murr.s Ia, ~ - lIH' e.. "A l. s'ri.
",yIuu, John Bell ~ lulI, santtcr - si.24
p2d 81, :. TO Western ~ .ul',arl InS
100. John NJ rr,son tp'- En''ip IN, 1880
Brook Nv. u cor 50 -. lut,i rp. A thur
Nri,dt Lpui4 albert 5000
Pr 'nk nv. e. 40 Werd Hv,r a. iUuIitO.
zane " IN wMeGimr era.d no .... 1000
3Gth Il. =, 80 tn az Cooper \
" gand . B,ss " u IL I Per g,rd Il al. 200 40
go h u. iOS ~ ~. " Nathan Id lstciu
Si"rtr'e wIll-slAl e. anlan'. ....... $3.50
10Th ~. = Aud 49, T.. RrtNlu 4 90
Aio,ph Wirdhup'...... 500
2dAN.t sc co. ii7th -. sI."N 900. Pfp'cu.
hAuer n Sr-hit vs. David uhrn ........... 2Su."6
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Plans Filed for New I,u,,d,,r,.

Cedar st. bi.a,.5i; 'orrtecn story Office
building; Mutual Life Insurance co.
owner. Clinton Russell. ar hltects;
cost ....... 49,. ..,,...,..,,.. $45o. 900
building; Mutual Life Insurance Co.
cost ,.....,..... ....,,,...;., .,.,, ,.' 10000
Jackson nv. sI2 ~ a; three thrsr.Etory tene.
t"ct, cost ,.,,'...,,. ;,,,,,,.,,.:. 10. 500
lhOth At, a24 T.; ouc-and.A.half Story stable:
n II Faruum, owner und architect, cost. 200
German pNR. 40 Improvement to store
aud dwelling; Louis LrhCker, owner;
hlexanler Fowler. archiisct; cost .....,. 800
Ia nh ~. G7L Y; improvement to dwelling:
Valentine Fischer. owner AMI architect;
cost 49,. ...,..,.,, 80, -, 100
Cnurtl,ult Nv, rs. ~ l6Ith at, improve.
ment 10 tenement. Anna Young, owner:
i KetchAm, architect; est ..'''~'.,,",,.,' 400
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$rlrrl Goara.
Eurt Side.

A In r. eth ST. Large ami small rooms; Ell.
~. cell, NJ board prc Al terms for central
MADISON Az. s7--Centrsllv located steam.
WI heated looms; open plumbing; table boArdsrs
accommodated.
OSrH ST. Ic+ EAST..-LArge and small rooms.
20 comfortably furnished good table; pArlor
dining room,
q tTH at. l6s EhST.-Secnnd floor ensutts or
C-f tnrly; southern exposure, also unfurnished
room: with board,
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n c. and F. r. Barry have sold TO Collins &
Collins for about 500. 600 the four story high
s,oop dwelling. 25N9O on the southeast corner
OF Sixticth street and Madison avenue.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Greenwich at, -. 2o,c,h block. John I.oster
Lot : .t",' WIZ il, amended map M.pe.
,'as Mary I.mona to John ln Is!,s 400
"a sch :. TO cIr:t,n, sch.tisr''. ' /,
"a ~ 10 i ... Ne le Trustees
'' Ea.n r and Daniel isil,y -. .,'. /
INN to Jacob opp nheim .:,.,,,, /
its,h.,n, .oHw oInmbn' , Az. Lo,.sili
II Glen to chas HsndeIson correction
L., ' $50. block i. lots. Ia and ~ block :
@.r nsq 10 Tu map Ms sAs '"1n 100
I'd av, o., s2.?sI'h 4. 2nhGl23; also I'd
Phi: s i"sT l.: a as4 =: :Si's"A 'F''s
. Greenwich OF. 6O.iIis.3; James q
Lawreuce ct al. trustees. Ia Cor"elta Won
ar.na a.. 4ia. 25,loo. Aoga.,n, Van wycl !
trustee. to Thoma. Addison and ano. ~. ?2.aoo
Henry vailean to Esther Wolfe. 1920
2Qth q, - +. G6's:i Anna co~les to Dan 49,
Prince A. ~ ,,ts5 u. Charles il Grfan. 'o'
.rsrvrec' to John Achamhr Rs, ..:..;. 27.IOo
Helena Bturan 70 LYMAN p Baker $1,000
Wsn,t.rsyws =, ss Ian,.. i;q fh, st. 2b1'o
Water Il, IGI and lbs, M. x5u.LI34.3I5l2
Louis Franksn to Julius and Bernhard
SD II. n :. i9asc "a Az, in2Iioo5; Geo ''''''
D Curley @ Walter " Taylor, ..,.,;t.. /
73dst, 2i7 y, IIsioa,2' WIN Burnst'ne
6s,h st. ia2 aud ~ Il. 4oIioob Dora Ii.ft
s5th . st. n ms. 800 III "v, BOZ 1908. samuel
Mcmillan u Ellen Arrhbold .....:..,::... 100
6pth At +aa Y. 21xlOO5 Carrie WE'LL TO
Caroline d. Leon and Ano ,;.,,.,,.,..
18th It, 1870 ". S2xlOO1I; HARRIET
Haitnett to John g Hrhawe. .....,........ eIch
Az g. ses, 100 . Cedar ut, b0x 100, Grove
Hill; Dennis Moran to Margaret Leon
Lots a. and ~. block i4s. 18th ward tax
map; VIM Mccready ."Cornels austin 200
. sc ise to Harriet Har.nctt ,.",",, e1ch
blst St. 4bH ", 25IiuO5; Esther Hart 10
Caroline noyce i,;,.,i..,.-... 1000
Lot. ass ,a sSn' 542 64a 6b,6. Gid. al. 500
aud b6t map Arden property Walter
Taylor To deo anrley ;'..',,;'.-;.,,.
Adolph Kohn, retere" to John II Met2ler. 900
Crotona Nv. vs. 10 OAKLAND pi, 25floo
Michael Mclnernoy to Frederick Pirk and
10Th 81. 2s7 ana 2sa II. So i1ioe .; Quinn
ton Corwlnt referee. TO Geo Il Hall .., $4,000
same property, Geo Hall to Joseph HAb
li"th 81, ss, 2oii ", 9TH ay, 2iIiin.ii; Ian.
sing Walsh. teforoe, to trustees Leake
Watts Orphan House. go, ..,,........ 1900
Prospect Ay, e 0, l+2,2 II lSnth Il, 2HI I6O.2i
Tomnas0 Ciiordano TO John Marion. 100
Prospect Terrace. " cor l4th A. llhl6+;
mbmss on to saya H" Ls,pers ssT,oo leo
Ernst'M Marx Nathan Co to Edwd W Robin
sISt st, n 5, ai3 Z. 2oIio2 2: Henry Ashs
IN Mary Flanagan, - part. .....,........ 300
suuOlA NJ, Ita and Lao, 4oIT6 Bertha
Heller to Rosa Frrst observation-disclosures,
g. road II W 81 tostxe / To big: Jos +
Goble and ano. eIrs, Sc. toJohm W Bosch
st Annsay, es, 52s lhhth 81, 2b 1880; Ed
Webster ay,ws. 2Oi,5 10Th ST.. 2bxso;
Maria Wuytack to Augusta Theil. ..,..,
1884 st. $40 K. ls1ioo.ii' jos A White to
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ATTlCKED ny HULL TKRRIER.
Hostl~r Fought Tho Beast for Ten Minutes
and Then Had to Caii for H-Ip.

Pcra Cox. host'er. OF AL Enst l22d street
was taken To Bellevue in a carriage yesterday
suffering from a badly lncerated hand rs the
result of n Eight with hull terrier in the stable
Of the Commonwealth Roofing Company at 518
Fast Twenty second street. whore he il en-
ploycd, Cox was feeding the horses when the
bull terrier whch il kent around the stable.
rprang ~ him. With his back 10 a partition he
fought tho dog ior. ten ,minutes then ~x-
haustsd. he shouted for help. Michael Nor
rison. another hostler. heard HIM and / mock Ell
ont tho dog with n club. Cox. hand was
dressed a. the hospita and he was advised to
20 to tho Pastcur Institute for treatment.
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Willis av, cor li5th II, 6oI7t: g Otto Eltsrich
vs. William Mooney tpecinc performance; atty, :,
n. Wendell
10th st. 100, a., IL q Lexington av, lIKds David
Eastman Va Resale kolh aud ano. sjoctment &c,
atty, I James.
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Satisfied Liens.

Vance. John. ~ Andrew Schaetcr cath Of.
-. 100 = lstaN, I~rt ....... ...... .... t22. so
McLhuIhlen, rbos r. vs. Margaret Thorn.
,"n ~. I ga ", SOP 80. 1900
Duuicsu. Jnnn ". W. Pet Scha frsr. l23d
si.ss i26 e 81 av $50. by bomb 1900" 1925
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Assignmsuts OF Mortgages.

Grescen, Isabeil,. II Thos Il Greacen. e1r. 5000
Pper. Fanny. 10 Isaac kleinfeld ..,.,.,.... nom
title ,IuArAi tar lru Co to Home for
Old Men Aged Couplea. .,....,.,.... -. NOo
same "a James feraty. udn, Nc .,.,.,.,,,, 5000
sam to hndton T. ~ savings Institution. 5000
same TO ARA am JaCohi .....,,,...,,, 10000
Coulter Chas J. to Thomas Durham, -.... 1900
Sleeves, john l.. Ia Everett. barnard ,,.,. 32i
To bruno Il Danscha. .,,.,,.,.,' ....,' 1900
wehr, Chri4tina to JpsephneS Bor:steds LOCO
Brow n. sophia G.. and Edward and Ano.
ears. Sc. 10 Charlotte T. Thror kmorton 7.O3s
Ehi-t. George. to william Bur khhrdt .,... !. 800
The Lawyers Title lns Co 10 Angelo Cal.
Ian, comln,ie". &c -. -. -, 1900
The Lawyers NJ ,rtgagc Ins Co to Laura
Hammond ,,... -,,,............,,......... 1000
SAME To same nhgnment .:.,.....,... 1900
The Corn Exchange bank to Mollie often
berg ,,,,,.,.,.,,..,. 2aoo0
Rockefeller Edward. to Samuel Green ,..., nom
Samc TO same 80: .,...,.......,.,.,. nom
Macy. V Eyerit. TO Josephine Carpenter.
at al. cIru nom
Macy, WIN II, Jr, ct al. to Josephine N
Ball, Emo, h e. To Charlott, HAstof......... 1900
Rothschld. Henry, to Bradley ~ CuIrar Co $3.50
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THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
81 and 30 Liberty Street-til. aud 40 Naides
Lane.

Title Insurance is based on exam
ination of title BY lawyers That
company is the best and strongest
which commands the best legal talent.
Examining Counsel and Law Depart
ment and Committee of Counsel of
the Lawyers Company pass on titles
it insureS.
Losses for twelve years SiS,78ji}
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Recorded Leaaea.

Margt r Mccormick. .....................
Webster nv. W., Bib = 10th at. :5Iso:
, Charles Stoll to Augustus Theil. ..........
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West side.

10TH ST. ~ WEST fArr. y on. nr-t floor. PR
- 1t bath ttetEiast ptun.l, "thrr rooms;
re creme "vchan ed
.(.)D 81. ." MI.~r-A large room for . or 0
~ gentlemen; hall r ous, table Lo4ri
.).(D ST.. IL wEST-hanhsrmelyf urni shed rooms
~ en- -ut" ani ME: hath, brcskfast optional;
valet nucrdAnce; reference.
. ITH ST. II wESr-Furnished second floor
oc lutte. with bath.
lETH ST. a41 WESr-.Ihge front Above room:
~ also smaller room, breakfast optional.
SSrH ST. ~ WESr-l.arsa and small rooms
c'' modem bath. brCAk astS IL desired; every
thing nr>'.'las.: references
ESTH ST. ds wESr-Ncw. handsomely Furnished
VIZ rnoms, sineIe or connecting; sean b a.: hos
wafer; bNh, NJ HENSA.
list ST. "a WESl-rwo lsrg' r,rms in rriva',
family. uss ~ bath, geat omen, references
required.
18th ST. Ina wESr--rwo newly. handsomely
- Furnished square rooms Tor gentlemen, break.
fast optional.
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Aurtion Qotires.

AUCTION SALE Of standard books In rich bind.
"A iuus will begin at 1880 this morning 81 -
Union "a Ladies' invited. JAMES VIVIAN. Auers
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West Side.

Attractive suites, with bath; Also single rooms,
with or without board; bachelors rooms doctorf
'"'''' $. c. LELAND CO..
West 33d At.
OTH at, - ELECTROMAGNETIC room nrst door
~ fr nt suitable for two with board; liable board
e!S accnmm DdAted.
o.)DST, ~ AND 50 WEST. NEAR BROADWAY
D. Buurl-.rhn Shock new manAgement; pArlor
dining room: rooms en- suite with bath; also other
desirable rooms
> iTH ST.. - wFSr-Handsn second floor:
Of newly decorated private bath! private tablet
opposite Waldorf unimpeachabie references
y STHsT.. 40 wEST-A few table guests acccmm'.
% dated with high'class board; experienced ca
;e'sr in charge,
i.OTHsT % wEST-Hsnd soIne suite ~ Ave rooms;
w private bath. private table, Will divide II deHred
EnrHsT ia7 WEST Charminglv furnished seo-
W on hoor exclusive bath private American
fanny; superior table: references
7.TH ST. 100 wEST-PrvAtr family ~ two
~ have n, oily furnished sIuare rugln, suitable
10Y two euolcnt board II desired; choice 10. AignI
c.egatur; mudofate. VAN PEII,
--TH ST 2S2 wEST-Iargs handsomely fur
I ushed room with private bath. southern
exposure; excellent table board
9th ST. ST wEST-A few choice rooms in
Del house lust opened; newly decorated and fur-
nshed thruugh0u table Nd service uneIcell"i;
convenient cable and l. roa Ia, table guests Ac-
coInmUdated references required
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FURNISHED Rooms 4 apartments 10 Ist
East Side.

I EXTINCTION Az. 10 o. Furnished rooms .,
!. sltc W single. newly furnished and decorated;
all COnyeaiences.
MADISON AN. 100 Pirlor snite; also large room
vi on second door private baths; br A.fsst
optional.
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Board at'anted.

BOARD for scttlel married couple on Brooklyn
ID Heights; IrVa,o family preferred for two
connecting rooms will pay from $50 In $40 weekly
Address giving full particulars, to
]. s. HENRI St7 9TH St. Brooklyn.
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J'oR sALE-k lar . tract; . desirable shore front
i prCpcri' on 'Le sound.
" b. boz ne sun uptown Once. 1895 B'way.
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Gitu Atal Gstatr.

Borough Of For Sale.
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Gitu Ral estate.

Borough Of Manhnttan-For Sale.
Above 14th St.--5th Az. to North River.
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Wis, ellnIicO,ls.

II IGHLY recommended board, rooms. suites. pr!-
IA vat" fAmI-. not sivcrt.sluS furnished apart.
nentS. sub IT. references oicAausel, Everything
insIectc |: iuil pat cuhr
MASAArIAS APARTMENT COMPANY,
IiaS Broadway cath.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-02

New York, Dec 29.-Mrs. Kate j.
Adams, a well-to-do woman, was pois-
oned yesterday in her handsomely
furnished apartments on Eighty-sixth
street. Her death is connected with a
curious chain of events. Mrs. Adams
was a widow, so years of age. She
lived with her son-in-laW, Edward
Rogers, an insurance agent. Harry
Cornish, a we1l-known athlete and
physical director of the Knickerbocker
club, boards with Rogers. Mrs. Adams
awoke yesterday morning with a Sc
we're headache. Her daughter, Mrs.
Rogers, advised her to take some
bromo-selzer. She got some in Corn
ish's room and gave to her
mother fair-siZed dose. In
few seconds Mrs. Adams was
in great pain and was evidently
suffering from the effects of a strong
poison. A doctor was called and tried
to counterfeit the effects Of the poison,
which he declared to be cyanide of po-
tassium. Mr.. Cornish and DIR. Hitch
cock both tasted the poisonous stuff
and in a few minutes both were pros
trated. DR.. Potter was called and re-
yiyed the two men, but Mrs. Adams
died. Cornish states that on Christ
mas day he received neat package
addressed to himself containing ster-
ling silver medicine bottle holder in
Tiffany box, and in the holder was a
bottle marked 'brOmo-selzer. The
package was anonymously sent, but
Mr.. Cornish says he thought nothing OF
this, as he frequently gets presents
this way. 1t was this bottle that Mrs.
Rogers got for her mother and out OF
which Mrs. Adams drank with such IA
tai effect Mr.. Cornish says that he
cannot think who could have had de-
signs on his life.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-02

and is IA feet high, standing on 8
foot mound. 1t consists Of rOu}Il,
smooth, Greek column. on similar
The column and pedestal are Of smooth,
polished Istrian stone, light drab in
color and affords pretty contrast with
the bronze work and decorations. The
capital is carved in leaves and floral
designs surmounted by bronze bust
of McDonogh of heroic size. In front
of the column little school girl stands
with her books in one hand and with
the other raised she supports a little
boy who has climbed on to the pedestal
and is reaching up to place cluster
of flowers at the base of the bust. The
children have already deposited a
wreath Of flowers around the base Of
the column The monument with the
figures represents the old philanthropy
list as best he can be produced at this
late day, and the love and gratitude OF
the children, who will symbolic here
in stone and bronze the yearly act of
devotion which is performed in the
public school of New Orleans on
Founders Day. The figures, bust
wreath, and flowers are executed in
standard bronze in the most artistic
manner. The general style of the
monument is simple and strong, and
COMFORTS with the treatment which is
sought to be illustrated in the act Of
the children
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-02
CHILD WIFE SORRY.
A La Crosse Girl of Sixteen Repents of
Secret Marriage.

La Crosse, Dec. 29.-Albert Anton, q
farmer, threatens to have the whole
police force" arrested for stealing his
wife. Several days ago he married
Luella Burke 16 years old, the cere-
mony being performed without the
knowledge of the girls parents. Al
the request of the brides parents the
police went to where the newly mar
ried couple was staying in this city
and asked the girl if she would Like to
return to her old home. She replied
affirmatiyely and when the door was
opened ran away to her parents. An
ton, who is % years old, has engaged
lawyer to recover his child wife for
him. The girl, it seems, had repented
of her secret marriage and was forci-
bly, detained by her husband from re-
turning to her parents.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-02
CHICAGO SENSATION
GRAND JURY AFTER CITY'S EN-
TIRE COMMON COUNCIL.
PROBING BRIBERY CHARGES
Not Only Allegations of Crookedness
Regarding 5O-Year Franchise Mat
ter, but Also Those Regarding
Other Shady Transactions Are to
Be Thoroughly Investigated.

Chicago, Dec. 29.-The allegations OF
bribery in city affairs are under in
vestigation by the grand jury and the
entire city council has been ordered to
appear before that body. The inquiry
was begun yesterday. 1t will be con-
tinued probably today and tomorrow.
The investigation will not be confined
especially to the charges made in con-
nection with the 50-year street car
franchise ordinance. The alleged
bribery in other matters of public i'm
portance will receive attention Short
ly before noon yesterday the clerk of
the grand jury was instructed to send
out subpoenas for nine aldermen and
two ex-aldermen. All of these save one
during the afternoon. All
who appeared were heard. Enough
evidence Of interest was brought out
to determine the grand jury to proceed
along the line adopted and the clerk
was instructed to send summons for
every member of the Chicago city
council to appear today.
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that if Gen. Brooke does not rescind
his order barring representatives of
the Cuban insurgent army from being
present at the evacuation day cere-
monies on new years day they will
close their houses on that occasion,
tear down their flags and decorations,
and remain indoors. The Cuban peace
commission, after stormy interview
with Gen. Brooke, telegraphed Gen.
Gomez not to come to Havana, as he
intended, as no courtesy could be
shown him. The Cubans are greatly
excited. Last night they stood on
every corner of the city discussing the
situation in half frenzied manner.
We have not fought for change of
masters, we have fought for liberty,
and not for new ownership, declared
Juan FREDERICK Centellas, one of the
most prominent Cubans of Havana.
Our army is still in the field and it
shall not lay down it's arms until We
find out whether we are to be slaves or
whether We are equals.
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WHO WILL SUCCEED MORRILL,:

Washington, Dec. 29.-There is much
speculation as to what senator will
succeed Morrill, as chairman of the
senate committee on finance. The
committee is generally considered the
most important in the senate. Senator
Allison, who is now chairman Of the
appropriations committee, has, since
Shermans retirement, stood next to
Morrill, on the finance committee and
under the unwritten rules of the SEN
ate would succeed to the chairman
ship if he should choose to do so.