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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03


the superior court Of Spokane county.
There ~ere some particular cases to be
viss sese<e TIE superior court aVss tAes-
IN which Judge rrather considered ht-a-
ssS disqualified sev sitting on the bench.
owing te the fact that he vas xefrr -
- witness Cor the state. I, was FOR
sh~ trial 90 these special cases that I
tcck tAts ,rir
found the tesxes over there very
SusN. even nore - than IL the case with
N~ s0t<~S - eur ewr cSsntv 81 Saca
state of anasrs can - conceived 81 as
rasssesa Spokane generally l fsssns 20
ee SsrS nssea alive. ard especially 1SS
,as true with reference - It's rainiax
ssvssemsns
While l was over there J0ssge Ben
- continued With ssasfe on bis face.
sressae was pssssag ;hsoaxh an ex.
kssseSs cutie similar IL Mat ae have
Sn.wn 90 sns az twa ccc2 s'a;1S rtgAt hSr~
te U ~as a x-~sJ wave - sud-
S.s aroused moral fsesiags ~ TOE ean-
nsN. " started In with q EgAe Uv@r
sas question Whether or noe the variety
-N saos ii he persrssted IN kwsD ca
ssx Thee great Eyssns 80 tire
ssos eecanss uaSuly srsgetsEra a The
&St Sf sesssx The rAc~iex erssars ace-
narrowed. Hns even esser~ left tsss x~n~
49, hssefst&E1dins ~as that d Hal al
y. vs~F J ss< Fta Immediate 3As ger
- Ss<sne osconalnx any too g0s~i a.
= cNnsts~r that ssxs "a Seattle.
sceaess the best essv IA eur state.
~ as Snrtnx nay press-ca IN sv.aaare
- tr~sny wsa there giving hxs
swses speech or the theors 90 ssnsse
ssns wss fortunate ~ne&xa "a al
SAA revived sntha~iasatesaflr ~ IN.
Sae rstseDs. over l. a. r~<ssse hes-sI
a ire Auditorium SE~eAane< a~sst
a. tire CnitArsAa church fAa.sd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03
PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP THE PASS
ING THRONG.

ssuxs Heoseu. 90 tia superior court.
sssas~~a er Sassisv afternoon from trip
70 spokane. where Re went on ttlsiiciai
business IL was on September Is"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

- seat over two-thsrsss % the crowd that
assembled 10 hear him there.
IN Spokane I met Mr. Browne. for
meTiy af the courthou.e here, but now
saw Mr.. J. W. SprigEs. ext'nftei States
commissioners. who Il likewise row on
the Chronsss s
Mere people win go 10 Alaska ana the
British Yukon rexs year than ever before
~ Tie psrsosi ~ tin,e. no. excepting even
the memorable klurstske rush OF fss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

male tbs frss!ict On
last evening jnt se-
fore he teek pa. age
OF the steamer Hum
s0sas Tor So SWAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Bishop Funston breaches az ChFists
Church-Othcr Sermons,

Right Rev James b. Funston Bishop OF
r,oise. will preach tonight at Christ
church. corner of Twenty-sccond and
Venable streets which can be reached
by taking the red-front cars on Broad
street.
Christ church was once Bishop Fun.
stems charge. IL will doubtless be crowd
ed by those who desire to hear the eio-
qucnt divine.
Rev. ]. B. Hawthorne. d. D.. will preach
al Gr0ve~Avenue this morning al il
O'Clock. There Will pe 10 services to-
night.
mis- afternoon at o'clock in the
Association Music room. which will be
cooled by electric fans. Rev. A. d. Nc
Clure. Of Wilmington. y. c., "a most i'm
teresting and fOrceiul speaker Will adj
dress the mems meeting. Rev. Mcclure S
theme Will ho conscience
The Boys Gospel Army will meet at
3 o'clock in charce of Mr.. Hamilton for
song service and Bible drill. Prof. Chas.
j. Brockman, violtnist viii play for the
boys Percy W. peay viii be the ac-
companist.
The Workers Training class will meet
in the Association parlor 40 J:l5.
AT the First Presbyterian church to-
day. Rev. II. G. Johnson, d. D., Will
preach az % 4. NJ There viii be no SER
vices AT night.
AT the Christadclphia' Ecclcsia. Lee
Camp Hail. this morning AZ il
O'Clock the subject Will be: Does It
Make a Difference What We Believe"
The Rev. Lewis T. Hite VIII begin to-
day al the chapel of tho New Jeru-
salem. 1920 west Broad street, a new
fN...
cure Of Sin. or the Power OF the Lord
in Healing Spiritual Diseases"
There will be no services I'm the Barton
Heights Baptist church this evening.
The pastor. Rev. George W. Clarke,
VIII preach at II A. NJ. but will leave in
the afternoon 90 assist Rev. ii. r. Mus
selman I'm q meeting at Council Church,
In Caroline county.
Rev. J. r. Harrison pastor OF lmman-
uel Baptist Church. is so much iudis-
posed that his physician does not think
1t viii be prudent for him 90 underline
90 nu hia appointments to-day. Rev
c. II. Willngham WILL therefore. preach
40 Emmanuel at the II a. NJ service, and
his father Rev DIR r. j. Wiungham, at
S.l5 at night
Rev Mr. Rankin VIII preach a. il A..
NJ az the Second Presbyterian Church toe
day.
There will be three services at the Sol
dlers' Home chapel to-day. At II
o'clock Rev D. W. Holdings worth will
preach. at =. VI. Rev. j. g.. Lemon con-
ducts services. and at o'clock Rev. W
II. y. Squires. Of the Union Theological
Seminary. will omciate
All are cordially invited 10 attend
these services. as well as those each
Thursday night
The meetings held by Ntr. Payne ia diff
forcnt parts OF the clty viii probably close
to-day or tomorrow. To-day ne
viii speak AT the Mission. 80. 1 north eth
street at II A. NJ and az 3.3a pm. At
night at the Mission. corner Of DIST and
Franklin streets az o'clock The meet
ings have had 20 Doe moved from Broad
street Mission on account Of tho removal
OF tho building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
WORK IN FULTON.
The {. and q. Getting Ready for Bust
ncss-I'crsonals and Briefs.


The Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company has started Go pull down houses
on Lester street. preparing for The new
work.
The Provident Savings Bank has opened
a Fulton branch, which is located at No
1916 Williamsburg avenue. Mr. Rider Is
I'm charge. This Is a benent which tho
Fulton people viii take advantage Of.
Mr Joseph OCOnnOr. OF West Poiat
Is visiting relatives and friends Ia Fulton.
There Will be a prayer meeting al Fou
Lee Sunday school this evening at
3 o'clock. Mr. J.. H.. Wade. OF tbe benny
Street NJ. J.. church. Will lead the meei-
ing.
Rev. y. Caben Henn,ng viii nm his
pulpit az the Fulton Baptist church TO-
day. both morning and night At II
A. NJ ne Will discuss "taithfuiness Unto
Death" and at night Determine How
Things Effect You"
To morrow ne VIII leave for Pamplin
CITY. Va. 10 aid Rev. John ". Coucn In
meeting. returning on Saturday In tima
20 on his own pulpit again Sunday week.
Mrs. Ball. Of 10 Graham street. is quite
tick. but improving.
Mrs stern and her daughter, Miss Belle
have returned after a delightful stay at
Ocean View.
MIR. Thomas II. Wefmer and family re-
turned Thursday from BuckrOe Beach.
Miss Katie Ellars. OF Portsmouth. -
visiting her friend. Miss Mamie Gogan.
Misses Nellie and Rosa Duny Will leave
to-day for Old Point
There Mil Doe an ail-day meeting. aud
dinner on the grounds az Pamunkey
Baptist church. King William county. to-
day. Rev. l.. J.. Throckm0rton win
conduct The services. which Will be At
ii 80 A. NJ. and =. NJ.
Miss Emma Parr a. spending the sum-
mer at Virginia Beach.
Miss Maggie Gardner Of Florence. 8.
e.. Il visiting her aunt. Mrs. H. Seal.
SIR. Edward l.. Trant. Of the Chest-
peake and Ohio clerical force left sun
day for Washington. II. c.. for a weeks
soJourn.
Mrs. Lucy Penny and Mrs Lucy Gard
sner. Of Florence. 3. C.. are visiting The
family Of Mrs. IL. Seal.
The Builders League Of Denny Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Onief MarTia0c.

Mr. Henry 4. Tinke ana Miss Carrie
Fisher were quietly married Tucs iay
evening July 2Jth in the pariors OF Rev.
Paul Mcneil.
Mr.. Finke is the son OF the late +. II.
Finke, tho well-known baker and he
now conducts the business at $50 Brook
avenue.
Miss Fisher IS a young lady who
claims many friends The newly married
couple will reside on Brook avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

NJ. T.. church meets next Wednesday eve
ming az 3 o'clock at Mrs. Il. ii. McCooks.
on State street.
Mrs. 4. A. Winslow. OF No. 3SlS Seventh
street. accompanied by her grandson.
Master Winston Parrish. left last week
for her old nome in Louisa county.
Mrs. B S. Rice and family are visi:-
inr I'm Norfolk and vicinity.
Superintendent i. NJ. Bryant. OF the
National Cemetery, who recently lnder-
went q painful operation. is very much
lmuIlLnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Unity Lodge No. SC !. O. o. +. held a
very large and enthusiastic meeting in
their lodge chamber Friday night. July
29th The second degree was conferred
upon two applicants, after which speeches
were made by Z. G. W H. Tompkins
Jno. p. Allen. J. +. Stewart, Il. a. Roper
and others.
On Friday next. August 4th the lodge
will have a candidate for the initiatory
degree. after which refreshments VIII be
served All members and sister lodges
are cordially invited TO attend this meet
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
S.JJ[,IMAN'SSON
Food For COnvalescentS

II
or those of dainty appeiiies that
need something tempting and 'as'y
wilb. found in cur stock OF pure
and high grace fooCS. Our Came
DELEGATES in tin and glass, III {
Olive Oil for Salads and our many
a petizing RelisheS, Pickles and
Brandy Cherries will arouse an APP
netite in a wocden man # you tempt
h m .ong enough.
Trv our Creamery Butter at I5c.
pound. rs fne.
TRY our Cream Cheese at I21c.
pound. It's fine.
Mrs. Johrson's Homemade Sweet
Mixed Pick s, I5c. a., or 500. GAL
American Refined GRADUATED ou-
gar, SIC. ID. cp....,. Emily
Flour. 81 barrel, or 25c' bag It's
fine. -, ,,..,o.,r
/ III ( UIN NtN'' %
zoe. gallon. Guaranteed to keep
lbs. rolls Of Mountain Butter
for 25c, nesh daily. ~,
Brooms cheap. ? string broomS,
DC: 3 string, nc; 4 string, r5c;
string, 25c. ,,
Tie hest Flour in The world is our
Silver King s.. S. barrel or 2Sc.
bag.
BonelesS Ham, roc. Id.
New North Carolina Clipped her-
rings, &c. dozen.
Jneda Bsoui,s-'his is a fine
cracker. 1ryit. Only &c. pkee.
Arbuckle'S Ari0,a Coffee, Ioc. 10.
Our 4oc. Tea IS as good as you
raw 6oc. for ekevh here.
Plotted Ham md Tongue, 4o. can.
Freezing Salt, roc. peck.
ID. cans Clipped rect, Zoe.
Best Virginia Claret Wine, Soc.
gallon. Fine summer drink.
We are selling a regular one
Dollar Tea for SOC. Pest t at can
be had on tie market. Try it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
SOUTHSIDE POLITICS.
Mr.. owen Candidate-Mr Cogbill for
the Senate.

the senate.
It is practically settled that Mr. p. v.
Coeblu. Of Chesterfield, will be the NOM
,nee of tho Democratic party for the
state Senate in his district.
lie Is an earnest advocate Of the cleo
ton OF senators by the people, and Is
supposed TO be for Governor Tyler. but
will be guided 10y instructions.
Delegate Harry -. owen has positive
IS decided 80 run again. lie SAYS the
principal reason why he wants to be re-
turned is 10 perfect and complete the
oyster legislation begun last season. lie
was a member of the committee that IN
vestigated this subject, and he has made
careful study of IL. Chesterfield. Man
chester and Powhatan are entitled TO Two
delegates. Besides Mir owen the can"i-
dates are Mcssrs ID. l.. T0ney or Man
chester. Pleasant Finch. and Garter Har-
risOn. Of POWhatan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Best Sugar-Cured Hams, nc. 10.
New Rolled Ga s. sc. package.
Fresh Lemon Crackers, &c. b.
Pure Virginia Comb Honey. nc.
pound.
Large, Juicy LEMONS, To-. dozen.
White A Sugar, SC POUND.
Large Irish otatC es, oc peek.
Try our OF Country Cider Vine
gar, 90 lallcit-guaranteed to Keep
pickles.
Try our Orange County Cream
cry Butter, I5c ID. rs fine.
lb can Corred Beef, Ioc.
Borax. SC package.
i ID box Pure Mixed Spices, Sc:
Bird Seed, sc box.
Lunch Tongue. 25c-laree cans.
New North Carol ma Cut Her"
rings, &C do en-.
2-HCop Buckets, Sc.
Wa>hbcard, &c.
Sho. Polish, Il al colors, SC.
Medium Lamp ChimneyS, &c.
Large Lamp Oh mneys, 4c.
Preserving Jars, all sizes, SC. gal.
~ pounds Old Government
Roasted Coffee for 25c.
Green Java Coffee, I5c. pound.
Bread Soda. ; POUNDS for sc.
Early June Peas, &c. can.
Try our Nom an Roll Butter at
15c. pound. It's fine.
Mixed Cakes, with &c ne, 7c. 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Newport News, Va.

City OF visitors. 10000 weekly payroll.
600 inhabitants. The best Restaurant
stand IN the city for sale cheap. Good
reasons. Large trade and increasing.
Apply promptly. Only $3.50 complete. 'hx-
lures. three rooms. rent $50 per manth.
Ranking centre. Box 5s5. Newport News.
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
NEW rY1EGRArHoPHoNE ONLY

Tho same with "a polished hard wood
case Recorder. Reproduce and Nickel
horn only $40 complete. This IS the latest
thing ia talking machines and gives the
best results. Immense stock ~ records
for Photographs and Graphophones
Graphophones from s. each 90 $500. You
aye invited 10 see our stock ST you only
call for curiosity walter ID. Moses *
CO.. 1908 Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

a certain. complete and pleasant cure
for Chils and Fever. Or. David s. Chill
Tonic is guaranteed 90 cure Chills ana
Fever. There Is no better tonic 10 give
for weakness and debility after fever
and other sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

that suffers with ChWs2 Tell them Dr.
Davds Chill Tonic is guaranteed 90 cure
Chus that Sc is pleasant 10 the taste
10 also IS drst-ciass iron tonic for de-
biatcd persons who need building up
after spell 0f sickness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Ask us FOR prices on best Anthracite.
Splint, and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies New
Phone, PIP. WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Hamburg Steak. s Cents.
MONROE MARKET. l0l west Grace.
TrLLTHEM WILL CURE

ChiIs and Fevers. and give health and
strength 20 the weak We refer 70 Dr.
Davids Chill Tonic. Tas,e.ess and effec-
tive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Ask US for prices on best Anthracite.
Splint and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies New
Phone. 272. WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
ITCOsTs YOu NOTHING

II It does not cure your Chills. and hfty
cents II it does. Isn't il worth trialF
We mean Or. David's Chill Tonic for
Chnls and Fever and all weakness and
debility following sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
@. AND o. EXCURSION
To Natural Bridge and Luray Caverns
the Seventh aid Eighth Wonders Of
the World

ON Saturday August 18th. the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway viii run "A de-
nghtful and interesting outing 10 the won
dcrful Natural Bridge of Virginia and
Caverns Of Luray. Train win leave Rich
mon 1890 a. NJ, August 18th. Tickets
good for return passage until August 2lst
Rate Richmond 90 Natural Bridge and
Luray and return via Basic. S. 10 Natu-
raj Bridge and return direct. $50. Spe-
cial arrangements have been made 10 ac-
c0mm0date cxcursi0n'sts AZ Natural
Bridge Hotel and at Hotel Lawrence at
Luray at s. per day. Charge OF only 81
VIII bee made for transfer from Natural
Bridge Station 20 hotel and return, in
Guiding admission % the bridge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
MnArIs Tuit pIANOLA?

This question IS now seldom asked, as
81 is becoming widely known as the at
tachmcut for d piano chat enables the
novice. with little CARE TO play the
piano like q Padere0 Ski Walter ID.
Moses & Co.. 1U5 Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
TOUND ATIASTt!

Hamburg STEAK. x Cents.
MONROE MARKET, 40l west Grace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

BICYCLES.
ls2S-Bickerstaf. Joseph L.
COLLEGE
163l-Virginia business College.
DENTISTS.
l6l3-Steel, Drs.Ga0rge 3. and Frank r.
YEAST
l6o-Futon Yeast Company.
FURNITURE
153-Martin, James W.
GROCERs.
163i-Tinker. William
16i9-Jones e. co.. NJ T.
MISCELLANEOUS.
l5G-Mutual Homestead Company.
PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE Elk
PRESS.
752-Garbor. 4. w.
PHYSICIANS
759-Marcy. DIT A. L.
S69-Spaldng, Dr. p. y.
PLUMBER.
16lO-Luck. r. T.. Jr
RAILROAD.
1GH-Cole. Fred W, commercial agent,
Plant system.
RESIDENCES.
1jfj-AtkinsOn. Miss Lucy Clair.
1G2g-Bowman. g. IT,
56S-FcnsOn. vs.. r.
633-Richardson Thomas L.
1e35-Worthiugton r. a.
2l47-2-ChcatWO0d. T. J.
f16il-Hargrlvc. a. r.
1j4s-Condon Mrs ~
STOCK BROKERS.
45l-Nolson. r. p g. Co.
CHANGE OF INITIAL.
followers. Mrs. G.. r.. %
followers Mrs G. X
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
WatermeIous on Ice

MONROE MARKET. 4oi west Grace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
SOUTHERN RELLTELEPHONEAN AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

The following new
subscribers have been
added TO the Richmond
Telephone Exchange
(Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph
Company since tho is
sue of their July dlrec-
tory. Rates I'm Rich
mond and Manchester:
Business. O.. .. ...R.5D
Residence. o. ....SlJO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-26
Menocars Patriotic Mother.

LAS chief of police" she said, mario
can do much good. OF course, 1 am
proud of him: he has fought for Cuba
since the first battle cry of liberty was
sounded by Jose Marti. Were he not my
son 1 would exact OF him a renewal or
his promise never to desist in his efforts
until our island republic is firmly and
honorably established under the protec-
ton of the United States"
The new chiefs uncle, Aniceto Menocal
Is the celebrated engineering expert of
Washington, who was intrusted with the
report on the Nicaragua canal route. One
OF his cousins Is the well known surgeon
and physician of Havana, DR. Raimun-
do Menocal. Another is the distinguished
artist, Armando Menocal, who painted
that famous masterpiece of the Fortuny
school which was exhibited at the World $
fair, Columbus in Chains. The chains.
however, were afterward painted out at
the express request of the Spanish crown.
1t is needless to state that Gen. Memo
cal is making an efficient and satisfac-
tory chief of police. Untiring energy.
quickness in thought and action. perfect
control Of temper and absolute fearlessness
in the face of danger are his most promi-
nent characteristics. Although under 30
the past four years in the field have given
him a wonderful experience in enforcing
obedience and in controlling both Iarga
and small bodies of men. Added to these
qualifications he has had the benefit Of a
thorough American education and POSSES
ses a practical knowledge of "the way we
do things IN the United States"
MenOcRI IA Friend of the United
states.
More than all, he has the respect. ron
idence and esteem and will receive tho
support OF the better element Of Havana
Cubans ana Spaniards alike. The eorru6,
know THAI they cannot buy him, and die
criminal that they cannot trlde with him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-26

From the moment that Spain's flag was
lowered over Havana and Old Glory was
sent up in its place a new day dawned,
new regime commenced in the control Of
the citys affairs.
He has already closed those theaters
which, under Spanish protection, have been
a blot upon the city's reputation and the
dissolute classes have been driven into a
locality where they may be confined and
controlled Against publishers and dissem-
inators of vile literature who have so long
thrived unmolested, if not absolutely pro-
tected under the old order of things, he
has inaugurated a war of determination.
Il may not be able to make Havana
morally ideal city" he recently remark
ed but can and will at least remove 1t
from the category of places which dis
grace the civilization Of the century"
Chief McCunagh, who was sent to Ha-
vana this winter for the purpose of in
specting the police department has re-
ported that II is one of the most orderly
cities of its size in the world.
George Reno.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-26

Any one seeking an Easter novelty will
md it in the unique idea which has lust
reached here from Parts, comprising an
egg in an egg cup, and containing a son
Venir OF the occasion. The egg cum is a
dainty Dit of Lamoges, and the surprise
within is plump little bisuue Cunid
nestled in bed of rose cotton.
This idea is likely to be carried ont IN
a great extent as Easter luncheon favors
which may be made as inexpensive or as
costly as one desires. As matter OF fact
the main surprise lies in the amount thai
an eggshell can hold whether a dainty,
handkerchief, bit of jewelry or bon hons
The egg must be broken or eveniv ar
the small end, and the shell carefull,,
washed and dried. The lettering ON he
smell may be done in either water color
or gold, and after the souvenir IS placed
within, the shell is fastened to the cnn
by touch Of gum here and there. II "a
number OF shells are to be REQUIRED tbov
might be secured at some convenient bal,c
shop, and for luncheon favors The eur-
prise might consist in bon bons. preserve
Volets, bisque rabbits or cupids. or ther.
are many little japanese articles I'm q,
humorous way, which would be amusing
as well as Inexpensive. II the srtIois,
are heavy, they should be wei wrapnc5
~ cotton u prevent breaking the eee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-26
HETTY GREEN IS HAPPY.
Because Joseph ChOate Has Left
New York.

Because Joseph ChOate Has Left
New York.
New York, March 24.-In Hetty Green $
intermnable law suits, the attorney for
the other side is Joseph Choate. Tonight,
Hetty Green chuckled.
'Josephs gone to England" she said. 81
always can him Joseph 70 his face" she
said. "It makes him squirm"
Then this richest woman in America
stepped into the tiny back parlor and care
fully lowered the gas. This conversation
took place in a cheap, neat fiat in Hobo
ken, where Mrs Green is known as Mrs.
Dewey. She had recently migrated from
Brooklyn, a nomadic life being necessary
TO one who would avoid paying personal
taxes. She admits, however, that she is a
resident of Bellows Falls, Vt, where she
has a pretty summer place. When she re-
turned to the front parlor she spoke of the
time more than 30 years ago when, as
Miss Robinson, she was one of the bellies
of New York society. When the Prince
of Wales was here she danced with him
Later. she lived in England and was pre-,
sented at court When Van Buren, then ex-
president, summered at Robinson Sarato-
his honored guest. Then her father died
leaving her $1,000 600. Since then she has
devoted her life to business, has increased
her fortune to more than half a hundred
millions. The day Judge Hilton would have
failed she handed him her check for ST.
100000 and saved him. Her best friend now
next to her daughter Sylvia, who lives with
her, is Russell Sage. Her husband is an
invalid. She dresses shabby for pur-
pose, declares that there is a conspiracy
among her arch-enemies, the lawyers Of
the country, to take her life, Between the
Hobokon fiat where she sleeps, and the
Chemical Bank of New York, where she
is often accompanied by her bodyguard
the stalwart nephew of a former New York
police inspector. She Is careless in her
speech, drops her final gs and uses slang
freely. Money-making and talking are
her chief pleasures and her main obiect
In life is to leave to her son, Edward. who
lives in princely style on his ranch on
Texas, great fortune She has proved
that, In finance, woman can be the canal
of man. Her energy and endurance. at Ga
years of age, surprise all who have deal
ings with her. She is a woman such as
only American soil could produce.
ellison Willets