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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
UONAN'S PLUCKY RUN.
Her Pursuit of a Suspicious Man Aroused
hagistrate Cornelps Admiration.

Mrs. Elizabeth Goepfert OF 145 Waverley
place ran almost into tho arms OF a seedy-
looking man. who was standing outside her
400" on the third floor Of the house yesterday
He took To his heels on seeing her and she
followed. thinking that his flight showed that
ne was there for no good purpose.
The man ran down Waverley place into the
christopher street entrance OF tho Wanamaker
stables. and through them into West Tenth
street. Mrs Goepfert only few steps behind
hlm. The man tried to enter the stables Of
AcEer. Neral X Condit. but was scared OF
A. fop['"enth street Policeman Bulman
:, when Magistrate Cornell heard the story Of
the chase II Jefferson Market Court he said he
ADMIRED Mrs Goepfert's courage and deter
mm.nhtlon The man. who said he was Edward
;M,ufphy. - years old and homeless was held
nmler 5000 hail for his good behavior for six
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Murderer of Eight rer.ons Hanged.

New ORLEANS. Aug. 4-Marcuro Notario.,
alias Frank Naska or NOsea. an Italian. wa0l
hanged to-day at Edgard. ST. John parish On
July ~, 1898. NoariO murdered Rosario
Giordano and his wife and child. Nincente VAni
Xnno aud Benedetto GiOrdano. and also badly
wounded two n' Rosario GlOrdanos children!
or Ierru tlaute plantation. Giordano and his
family were Al supper when Notario appeared
Al this door OF tho cabin and fred hot barrels,
OF shotgun at them, While he was leaving
Van Xano and killed thorn Notario ooniessedI
that he committed the murder at Elm Hall
killed GiordanO and m" others because he was
afraid they wond betray him. He also said he
killed two persons in st. James parish the
morning after the Tcrro lIaute murders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Took Gas and Nearly Wrecked tho Dentist
ONCE.

Dentist J, c. Hanks OF Newark got a 200
pound German named John Schiller into his OPP
efa''ng chair yesterday to extract tooth and
was administering gas to him when Schiller
iu."a the tube from his mouth. and. under the
'n"u"r'e OF the gas. attacked the dentist and
' "rest.rl him all over the ROOM upsettng tho
- o, bottles With the aid OF his assistarts
W. w. 'entis' got schiller down aud held him
XIX. ths elects II the gas were gone. Then
~ n.I,r who was badly battered up. went to
r r'. Y,'l's If Justice Of tho Peace Rapp and
ttbbn'I r3mHaint Of assault and battery against
J ,"rh'Isl After learning the circumstances
v"-' >" haup dismissed tho complaint The
"D"""~"n" tooth il still in Schfiers Jaw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Lone BRANCH THIEF IDENTIFIED.
He IL James Heating, an Ex-Convict -Ope-
rated at Long Beach, Too.


Detective Sergeant from Police Headquar-
tiers went down to Long Branch yesterday and
identified tho man who had been arrested for
an attempted robbery in the Scarboro Hotel as
James Heating. an ex-convct whose picture
is 2,23O In the ROgues' Gallery. The arrest and
Identification. the police believe. will put an
end to the series OF hotel robberies in nearby
summer resorts. Heating was arrested after
hard fight in the room of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Cohen.
The description Of Heating answers that OF a
man who in the latter part Of July robbed
seven rooms In the Long Beach Hotel. at Long
Beach, l.. l. The man registered at the hotel
as c. +. Merrill. The last room he robbed was
that Of James Wheeler. Mr. Wheeler was a
sufferer from insomnia. and when he awoke
after few minutes sleep he found the man in
his room. Mcrril' explained that he was a
victim Of inSom,a and Offered to go our to get
after rartakins Of thS medicine feiil INTO a sleep
from which he did not awaken until late in the
day syy, While still UNDER the influence 9t the,
tho Cath Ollie Club Of this city. of being the man
who had robbed him. Barstow. like Merrill"
had closely cropped reddish beard.
onstTated; A.. f. Dick, the proprietor OF the
hotel, visited Police Headquarters here aud
Identified the picture Of keating as that OF the
Heating is also known as Sloane and Barron
In 1880 he was sent to Jal in Chicago for a
hotel robbery there. In 1893 he was sent to
liar offence. He was sent to Sing Sing in 1894
for an attempted robbery in the rooms Of for
Rvsnne T6' Of Var he EsdS in the in Fa
prison at Trenton. y. j., for hotel robbery in
Bayonne. He was arrested on suspicion at the
Astor House q few weeks ago. and it was on
present Identification is based.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
The Weather.

There ara ~ low pressure moving east
ward the lake regions yesterday causing show.
ers in that section and cloudy conditions In the
Middle Atlantic and New England States. 1t was
also showery in the Mississippi States, elsewhere
generally fair weather prevailed.
The temperature remained close 10 the 1907 mark
in III. central valleys and Southwest; 1t was slightly
warm, IN the Atlantic States.
In this city the lay partly cloudy and slightly
warma, Iy"raG" humidity ~ per cent; wind souths
erly avrlAsr velocity fourteen mieB an hour
barometer corrected : read 10 level at A. NJ,
2"U2;3 J. NJ - II.
The Temperature recorded by the Official Their
molnorrr. and also 10y THT SrNs thermometer Al
thu street level. is shown IN the ANNEXED table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
WHY DID MOONEY STEAL HORSE,


Partly Demented.
SoMERvIrLE. y. j.. Aug. A tall. we'll
dressed young man. with smooth face and
pleasing manners. representing himself as
Alfred Mooney OF Jersey CITY and travelling
salesman for A. u. Chase & Co. OF Rochester
n. Y. registered at the Ten Eyck Hotel here
this morning. He obtained from the clerk the
names Of several rural towns and then called
at the livery stable OF y. o. Dunster and hired
n horse and buggy under the pretonce OF max
ing business trip. Several hours later he
brought up at Martnsvlle. where he offered
Dunsters 5000 horse and wagon to Stonewall
Jackson. a horse dealer. for 500. Jackson
had his suspicious that all was net right and
IN" pretence Of getting cheek cnshcd to close
the barga n; \ liveryman at Bound Brook
recognized the horse az the property OF buns
ter. The stranger was detained by ruse and
Dunster was communicated with. He CON
fronted Mooney NJ Bound Brook and swore out
a warrant for his arrest before Recorder
Brampton Of that place. The man was brought
to the county Jail here tonight 1t is the belief
OF the authorities that he is slightly demented
His bail was nHed Mt 5000. which ho offered to
pay from u big roll Of bank notes which he
drew from his pocket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
CHURCH OUARRELS IN COURT.
The Rev. Mr.. SwinGor Objects to a Churcl
Member as Information.

Hampstead. l.. l.. Aug. 4.-The efforts Of
Justice Citizens to adjudicatc some OF the dis
putes in the German Lutheran Church to-day
were unsuccessful. and the cases had to be ad-
jOurned after halliday session OF the court.
most OF the time being spent in wrangling
At one stage Of the proceedings the court had
to take a recess to give the warning church fac
tons time to cool of The case on trial was
that OF Mrs. Adelaide Semke. former Treasurer
OF the church. who is charged with wrongfuliy
using money belonging - the church. Mrs
Semke is President OF tho Ladies' Aid Society
connected with the church She was repre-
scented by J. Seymour Snedecor. while Assist
ant District Attorney Henry Keith appeared
for tho other side.
The pastor OF the church is the Rev Eugene
Swinger. He was the first witness called. and
1t was found that he must refer to the minutes
OF the church, which proved to be written in
an agreement to pay for an interpreter and the
court declined To put that expense on the town.
so frederick Eckerin. a local upholstercr was
called in as interpreter lle made a bad Job
OF it and Christian NogelsanG. one of the
church members opposed to the uastOr, wanted
to ofticiate. The Rev. Mr.. Swinger jumped up
and said
No. you are not an honest man" That
caused storm in the courtroom. The twenty
every one else talked. until finally Justice Git
tens adjourned the court Tor the day The
troubles OF the church have been accruing for
q long time. and there aroS" so mauy different
factions in tho congregation that II Is feared
the days of usefulness Of the church are over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
DIED OF sYNCoPE, NOT DROWNED.
Young Woman Found in tho River Had
Probably Eaten Too Much.

Coroners' Physician Williams made an au-
topsy yesterday on the body OF the young
woman who was found on Thursday in the
North River at the foot Of Seventeenth street.
and found that she died OF syncope OF tho
heart. probably caused by an overloaded
stomach. No marks OF violence were found
on the body. and all the organs were in good
condition with the exception OF the heart, How
the body got into the water IL still a mystery.
but Il Is thought the girl may have fallen over
board from a ferryhoat or pier.
young man went TO tho Morgue early yes
tertay morning and said that he thought the
young woman whose body. dressed in bicycle
suit, was found in the North River on Thurs
who had worked in the Anchor Cafe in st,
Marks place; l,ater woman from the CATO
said 1t must be Crazy Olga" but it wasn't. for
the girl herself went to the Morgue last night
10 show that she was not dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
LIEUT.. BRIDES ooURTMARTIAL
Adjt.-Gen. Andrews Approves tho Verdict
of the Court and Orders His Dismissal.

of the Court and Orders His Dismissal.
ALBANY. Aus. 4.-Adjt.- Gen. Andrews has ap-
proved the report OF general court-martial
which tried First Lieut. Wesley T.. Bryde OF the
Ninth Regiment. New York city. and ordered
his dism issal from the service OF the National
Guard OF the State. Bryde was accused OF per-
hitting false presentations and OF directing
that the names OF Sergt. Bodamer and Corporal
Reidy should be placed upon the muster and
pay roll OF Company II. Ninth Regiment. as
qualified for service in the volunteer regiment
and entitled to pay as members OF tho National
Guard Of New York. The court martial found
Brvde guilty OF abettng tho deception.
On May H. lSi'S. Lieut.. Bryde. while In camp
at Peekskil and in command OF Company T,
Ninth Regiment. permitted Prvates Belts and
Hahn. members of the company. to persouate
Sergt. Bodnmer and Corporal Reidy Of the
same company. and to appear in the uniform
Board OF Exam ination, composed Of surgeons
appointed to determine the qualifications OF
mon enlisted in the National Guard for service
AS volunteers. Belts and Hahn did appear
az such non commissioned officers. were
examined. and having been previously
passed for the volunteer service as
priyates Belts and Hahn were passed rs Sergt.
Bodaner and Corporal Reidy. tho last named
having been rejected several times by said
company, aud In the presence Of a number Of
tho mon exchanged their coats with the non
commissioned officers named: Bryde pleaded
guilty to aiding and ahetting the false PERSONA
ton scheme but denied that he caused the
names to be placed on the payroll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
SIEGFRIED HEINEMANN CONF.
Jewsller Busch Worried About S.. 900 Worth
of Diamonds-Wif Left Behind.

Special Deputy Shorifr SIegfried Heinemann
has been missing from his homo in Newark
since Tuesday. and Jewcller George J. Busch
for whom he acted as a selling agent. has ask ed
the police to find him. saving that Hcinemann
had in his possession about $1,000 worth OF
diamonds. which he secured on Monday upon
memorandum to show prospective customer
Hcinemann left no word OF his going with his
He sent away lot of his household effects by
wagon. but it has not been learned where the
goods won't Halnemann Is - years old and
has been in this country only eight years. He
came from Wi"sbaden and six years ago sent
money over to a pretty German girl. whom he
married upon her arrival in this country. She
said yesterday that she would 60 back to her
folks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05

Herman Hauser. Treasurer OF the Herald
Square Theatre. who jumped from the Brook
Ign Bridge on Thursday afternoon. was resting
comfortably yesterday at Gouverneur Hos
ptal. The doctors said he had not been Sc
yiously injured and that no would probably be
able to go to court tomorrow Hauser was
very weak yesterday, but the only injuries he
received appeared to he two bad bruises on
each side % the abdomen and another bruise
at tho back Of his head. He was perfectly RAJ
tional Tho only person he consented to see
yesterday was his sister who called at the
hospital oaI!y in the morning. Several other
persons called to see him. but he refused to
see any OF them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
General Artistic Company Incorporated.

ALBANY. Aug THE General Aristo Com
pany Of Rochester was Incorporated by the
Secretary OF State to-day. with capital OF
$4,000. 600, to manufacture and deal in sensi-
two Photographic papers and other articles
and appliances used in photography. The
capital stock is divided into 10000 shares Of
600 each. Of which amount 25.OOO shares are
iative dividend before any dividend may be-
declared or paid upon the remaining 25.OOO
shares. which are common stock. The direc-
Walter $. HubhclI. Albert o Fenn, Charles H.
Palmer and George Wilder Of Rochester. and
Charles :. hbott Of Jamestown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
NASSAU BONDS STILL HELD UP.
Question Raised Now az to Whether o. u
Hewitt Is Taxpayer.

Hewitt Is Taxpayer.
There was an argument Yesterday beiorOi
Supreme Court Justice Slower in Brooklyn oni
tho motion to continue the injunction restrain 4
ing the Supervisors Of Nassau county from
issuing 100000 worth OF bonds for the erec.l
ton OF n County Court House. the County
Treasurer from transferring Thorn and Ed
mund and ". F. Seymour from receivtne
them 1T is averrcd that no public notice /
was lgiven of 1.-THE boards intention t0l
Sell the bonds and that tho original bid OF the
Seymours. which was SlOl $40. was raised to
SlO2. 800 after they had been tipped thaSl
Thomas J. M"Kenna had bid SlO2.350
Justice Stover said: he fair way is to give
bid after another has offered II such SYST
TEN should prevail there would be no check on |
ruhli" officials"
Tn" assertion having been made that g. "a
Hewitt. who instituted the injunction proceed-1
ings. IS not taxpayer. Justice Slower reserved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Attacked Her Mother with Knife.

Mrs. Margaret Hickey, "A years old OF 800
Third avenue. visited her mother. Bridget
ODonnell OF 1919 Hamilton avenue Brooklyn.
last night Aftera mixed ale party the daugh-
ter attacked her mother with carving knife,
cutting her a number Of times on the head
neck and arms James ODonnell managed
to wrest the knife from his sister and had her
arrested. He was cut on the left hand Mrs
Hickey was locked up In the Hamilton avenue
station on charge OF felOniOus assault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
New Regiments Mt Camp Meade.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Aug 4.-The Twenty
seventh Regiment at Camp Meade was com
rlcted Yesterday. and TO-DAY each soldier re-
ccived new krag -J6rg"nsen riffs and supply
OF ammunition. Tn" Twenty h Regiment
has over 500 mon and expects to have MS full
quota not later than Monday. at which time
thn rlnnS VIII he 4 i.trihMinl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Sues for $4,000 Damages for the AIiena-
ton of His Wife's Affections.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Aug, +,-Thomas G.
Gillespie of Spring City. Tenn. one Of the
wca!thicst men in Fast Tennessee. filed suit
for $1,000 against W. 5. J, Brown Of Spring
CRY. who is also very wealthy. Mr.. Gillespie
charges Mr., Brown with alternating ,hls wlte's
sui for divorce at Dayton, Tenn against her
husband. and late in the afternoon he filed tho
suit against Mr., Brown, Mr. brown Is Mayor
OF Spring city and President OF the bank at
uacp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Due Bills with Federal Steel Common.

The Committee on securities OF the New
York Stock Exchange finally Strengthened out
yeste rday the tanGle that grew out OF the in
functions against the Federal Steel Company
by ruling that the certificates ot common stock
of the com pany issued since July 10 are not n
good delivery on the Exchange unless due
% ult, made in accordance with the rules II
the Exchn nge by reason Of a declaration II a
for each certificate Of stock 10y the party or
parties in whose nam" the certificate stands.
nayablc when collected from the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
IMPORT DUTY on HOME GOODS

Shipped from New Orleans to Santiago In
July, 1893, and Brought Back.
Under decision handed down by the United
states Board OF General Appraisers yesterday
Walter l.. Saxon OF New Orleans will have TO
pay duty upon a miscellaneous cargo Of goods
that left New Orleans in July. 1898 on the
steamship Espaha: An UNSUCCESSFUL attempt
That city, while in the military occupation "
the United States. was then a possession OF
Spain. The cargo Was brought back to New
Orleans In the vessel that had taken it away.
II was commended by Mr.. Saxon that no duty
should be imposed as the goods were Of United
abroad at any foreign port.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Lynn "old Boys" Annual Outing.

LYNN. Mass. Aug about fifty membe
OF the "Old Boys" with their wives, had their
annual outing in the Lynn woods Yesterday
This organization is composed OF residents of
the city and no one is eligible to membership
until he has reached tho age OF 10 Among
the members In attendance was Peter NJ Neal
the war Mayor Of Lynn. in his eIghty-ninth
wear and Mrs Neal who Is 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Col. HnMkins,E FnnernI.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 4-The body of Col
Hawkins OF the Tenth Pennsylvania will he
sent East tomorrow. The Masons will hold
services over tho remains at the Masonic
Temple. Gen. Shafter has ordered military
escort to take part in tho funeral The work OF
mastering out the Pennsvlyhnlans began to-
day, and will probably take three weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Dangerously Injured While Working at =
Buzz Saw.

HUDSON. n. Y. Aug. 4.-While Henry Weaver
was saving boards in snwmill at Genco
Mills yesterday. Jagged piece OF board was
thrown from the swiftly revolving buzz saw
and. striking Mr.. Weaver in the face. nearly
severed his noso from the bridge down. toro
the upper bone loose. and 50 injured the
man that IL Is feared he will die,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Atlantic CIty's Big Ocean Pier Must BE Cut

ATLANTIC Cry. n. j.. Aug. 4-The State
Riparian Commission. at a special meeting to-
day. ordered tho Attorney General to proceed
TO have that norton Of the now Auditorium
pier removed which extends out into the ocean
the pier will have to be removed as a result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
rour rhIlaaclphIa nanLs rined.

'Hii NEIrHIA Aug -Four banks in this
Wv hH'" been fined for failing to pay their
"' lax on July 81. as provided by law. The
I""' range from $1,000 to $4,000. The law of
Xxx. u.s. ISIS taxes banks on each 81, 900 Of
ca, GtIIh. stock. andiNcS a penalty Of 90 per
TN ~ tax Tor non payment before July 81.
i"r' "irr'nr Of Internal Revenue. Penrose
nrnj III" mus that four banks, have been
~, 10 T"t lelusrS TO name thom for publca-
~, ~ inlFe,'uln"ss on the part of the officers
H., NJ Institutions is given rs Il reason for
WI ! hrInE .MuEht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05

vAsiIIN"IuN IoRlC'Sl foR SATURDAY.
Fyr Nsw EnliGuR dnI ,dtt'TH Ns,r FORK, g,nsr dILr
hr ,ori0y N Sn"ii" frr'h tr,sk s"u'hw'H vrnds.
FOrthe District OF Columbia. eastern Penn. ylvAniA
New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland aud Virginia. unS
settled weather. with probably local rams today
aud SUNDAY, continued high temperature, fresh
south winds
For wu-'c'n P"n"sy!yaNis, western New York.
OHIO. Indiana IIlu".s. Iowa AMI Missouri uns-ttled
weather, with ln,a thruI"r-'oru- TODAY and prob.
ably Sunday, variable winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05

HUDSON. n. Y. Aug 4.-Gluseppe Artmo, an
Italian employed on the Walsh brickyard, near
Stockport. was struck by tho Saratoga express
on the Central Railroad, near Stock port this
morning and was instantly killed. The cross
ing is most dangerous one over thirty men
having been killed there since the brickyard
started.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Preparing for Fort Monroe Troops at Plum
Island.

GREENPoRT. l.. l.. Aug Appropriations are
being made at Plum Island to receive at least
part OF the troops stationed at Fort Monroe
Via that the tro"ps re- nrrV" viii e thrco las Is
teres Of artillery and two bands. At present
detachment of the Fourth Artillery is sta
toned in the barracks at Plum Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
CORPORATION TAX DECISION.
Tax Cannot BE Levied on Consolidation of
q Foreign and Domestic C0rpornli0n.

ALBANY. Aug. 4,-Attorncy- General Davies.
at tho request OF Secretary OF State MELON
ough, to-day rendered an opinion that no tax
can legally be levied on consolidation Of a for
eiEn and domestic corporation. but that n tax
can be levied in case where two domestic con
porations consolidate. Tho opinion was asked
Tor by the Secretary, Of state upon the reTu-a!
OF the Central New York aud Western Railroad
Company, and the Prtsburg. Shnwmut and
Northern Railroad Company to pay taxes
amounting to ~ $780, which companies have
consolidated with other roads,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Helped Build His own scaaold.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 4.-Alsxander Hill.
cOlored. was hanged al Crntrevile at noon to-
day tor the murder Of Mrs Rufus Hubbard
Hn announced his readiness to die and wall ed
upon the scalroll dcilantly. declaring that he
had a through tickd 10 heaven. Mn had IRE
viousiy helped the carpenters build his own
s,st1Dil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
NAVY YARD NOTES.
Orders Issued for the Rebuilding OF Dry
Dock So.a.

Dock MOB.
Civil Engineer Assorson, in accordance with
instructions from Washington. yesterday is-
sued all order for the rebuilding OF timber dry
dock No. . at the Brooklyn Navy Yard with
concrete and masonry, thus converting It into
a stone dock. This dock was constructed
eleven wears ago at = cost OF nearly $500 600
After n heavy rain few weeks ago the right
side was badly caved in An APPROPRIATION OF
the work will now he pushed forward as rap
idly AS possible.
Hear Admiral r. W. IIigRinson. Chairman OF
sprrti0n Of tn" lights about New York harbor
paid u visit yesterday to Admiral Philip. com
mandant OF the yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
Death of victim of Trolley Accident.

whose legs were severed by trolley ear on the
Ballston Terminal Railroad on Thursday, died
tbis morning in the Saratoga Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05

'LENELtNp. Aug 4,-Otto F. Echleuber shot
eh' Rl,led his wife and himself this afternoon
u'ln nome in the Woodland apartment
VET woodland and Satell avenues. Unpro-
81 49, ch.."P was the cause. Schleuber was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
For Summertime Cookery
ROyalBakinq
Powder
Is the Greatest of Helps.

What so tempting to the laggard
appetite as light, Aaky fruit short cake
or delicate hot biscuit?
Royal makes the perfect short cake,
biscuit and muffin, and improves the
flavor and adds to the healthfulness of
all risen hour-foods.
1t renders the biscuit, hot-bread and
short cake more digestible and nutri-
tlous, at the same time making them
more attractive and appetizing.
Royal Baking Powder is indispens-
able for the preparation of perfect
Summertime foods.
powders nadeof alum
rreat they
the ood dIstnIe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05

When again you hlv" something nrst class II
Horses and Carriages or sale exchange. Yo4
oan reach suS readers through other daily DAhi
ncAuon.-AdV.