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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
DEWEY ITINERARY.
The Admiral Leaves Columbus For
Detroit.

Columbus, O., June S-Admiral Dewey
and party left here at a. m, in their
special train over the Hooking Valley
railway en- route for Detroit. where they
are scheduled to arrive at 80 p. m. Ac-
cording to the intinerary the admiral
will leave Detroit Monday at a. M, en-
route for Grand Rapids, stopping 80 min
utes en- route at Lansing. From 2:30 p.
m, Monday, to 1880 p. m. Tuesday, he
will stop at Grand Rapids, going thence
to AvilIa, Ind. Wednesday the party
will see the following northern Ohio
towns:
Defiance, Deshler, North Baltimore
Fostoria, Tiffin, Chicago Junction, Shell
by, Mansfield and Mount Vernon.
At each place a brief stop will be
made. A night run to Washington will
be made, reaching there Thursday.
AT DETROIT
Detroit, Mich, June S.-The flags and
bunting which today decorated public
and private buildings and many resi-
dences in honor of the visit of Admiral
Dewey were rendered Iifeless by a cold
steady rain, which fell intermittently
through the morning. Notwithstanding
adverse weather, the coming of Dewey
was everywhere the topic of conVeFsa-
tion and there was a great and excited
crowd at the Michigan Central station
this afternoon when the admiralS spe-
cial train rolled in. The noise of the
cheering mass of people was augmented
by the sound of the guns of the United
States steamship Michigan firing her
admiral's salute at her anchorage not
far distant. Screaming whistles OF
steamers and factories for miles around
| increased the din; meanwhile Admira,
! Dewey was responding to the noisy
greetings with his usual modest affa-
| bility
From the time of his arrival unit
| tomorrow Admiral Dewey and party
| are the special guests of the FelloWcraf
| club and their train was met at Rock
/ wood, twenty miles from the city, b1
| VIM. Livingstone, president of the Eel
| lowcrafters, members of the club!
/ board of governors, Mayor Maybury
and a few friends of the admiral
Upon arrival the admiral and Mrs
/ Dewey were driven to the Russell
! House. escorted by a battalion of tn,
Fourteenth infantry from Fort Wayne
detachments of marines and sailor
from the United States STEAMSHIP
| Michigan and the revenue cutter Fes
sender and a battalion of mounted po
lice officers. The progress Of the admira
| up Jefferson and Woodward streets t.
| the hotel was a continuous ovation.
The rest of the day was spent il
| quietly resting and visiting friends o
| the Deweys
This evening an elaborate reception
and dinner will be rendered the admira
at the FelIoweraft club. Mrs. Dewe.
| will be dined by ladies of Detroit at tn
! Detroit club. The public features o
tomorrow will include a naval parad
and review, followed later by a Ian
| Darade
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
State Labor Society Establishes a
Free One at Kansas City.

The Kansas City employment agencies
which have been preying upon the men
seeking employment as harvest hands
by charging them from 81 to So for in
formation as to the direction which
they might go to obtain work will be
deprived of exercise in this direction by
the state labor bureau which tomorrow
establishes a branch Office in Kansas
City.
B. P. Scott, assistant secretary of the
department. win have charge Of the
Office.
1t will be near the ticket Office in the
Union station at Kansas City and be-
fore men purchase tickets they will be
given information concerning the best
place to secure employment.
The state labor department takes this
in hand to prevent the sending of the
men seeking employment to one par
ticular point Mr.. Scott will distribute
the men where they will all be able to
obtain work and the service thus per-
formed viii be free of charge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
CAN'T CONSOLIDATE.
Legal Bar to Acquisition of St Paul &
Duluth BY Northern Pacific.

St Paul, MINI. June S.-The Mime
sofa railroad and warehouse commits
sion today sent to the management Of
the Northern Pacific and the St Paul
& Duluth railways a formal letter de-
manding information regarding the
proposed consolidation Of those two
roads. The commission demands spe-
cific information as to what has been
done looking toward consolidation,
with their plans and other matters con-
nected with the deal.
The letter is for the purpose of look
ing into the legal aspects of the case,
there being a state law prohibiting the
consolidation of parallel or competing
lines of railroads. The commission
states that it proposes to take legal
action to prevent any move looking to
the absorption of the st. Paul & Duluth
By the Northern Pacific, if such is con-
tenpIated. Until the receipt of the in
formation desired no immediate action
win be taken by the board
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
HOLLIS HAD NO RIGHT.
Should Not Have Entered Transvaal
Without Permission.

Washington, June 8.-Secretary Hay
says in reference to the Lourenzo Mar
ques dispatch stating that it was be
lieved United States Consul Hollis had
been negotiating with President Kruger
to bring about peace, by direction of the
Washington government that Mr.. Hollis
had no authority whatever from the
state department to make a trip into the
Transvaal and Furthermore the state
department did not know of any such
intention on his part. The consul had
no right to go into foreign territory
without permission for the state depart
ment, but as it is assumed that his visit
was of a purely personal character, it is
not probable that notice will be taken OF
his reported actions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
SIXTEEN PAGES SATURDAY

Owing to the continued great demand
upon the advertising columns of the
State Journal for Fridays and Satur-
days issues, and in order to give our
readers not only the full telegraph and
other news Saturday but also to admit
a number of features which are impos-
sible with eight pages, the State Journal
will again be double the ordinary size
tomorrow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
Arrested For Stealing a Bicvcle.

Frances Waters, eolored girl, was
arrested Thursday evening by the po-
lice on the charge of stealing a bicycle.
The Waters girl worked for a family
on Topeka avenue between Fifth and
Sixth streets. She took bicycle to her
nome in Oakland and told her mother
MISS Anna Payne was to be away dur
ing the summer and give her the bicycle
to use until she returned The police
went to her home and found the wheel
belonging to Miss Payne. The Waters
girl failed to give bond and was locked
up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
Peru Wants to Trade

Correspondence of Associated Press.)
Rio Janeiro, May lit is affirmed
that Peru has offered coaIing sta
ton Oh the Pacific to the United States
besides other advantages on condition
that the American government employs
its good offices to obtain from Chilli a
modification of the supposed plan to
annex africa and Tacna-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
Duke of Wellington Dead.

London, June S.-Henry Wellesley,
third Duke of Wellington died at
Strathfieldsaye house, Mortimer, Berk-
shire. today in the both year Of his age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
E. w. HOWE LANDS.
Atchison Editor to Reach Home From
Europe Saturday.

Atchison, June Sc. W. Howe and
son Eugene landed at Hoboken Thurs
day. returning from five weeks trip
abroad. They had pleasant voyage
returning. They expect to reach Atch-
isoI. Saturday evening
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
v Gather Publications,

Chicago, June S.-For Kansas: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday, with local
thunder storms; warmer Saturday;
Southerly winds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-08
WORRIED ABOUT HOLLIS.

London, June S.-The drfblets of news
fltering from the TransvaaI fail to
throw much light on the situation in
and around Pretoria.
Public interest centers largely in the
fate of the prisoners. but it seems
probable that about $500 have been re-
covered, including 129 officers. The fed
erals therefore have removed about a
thousand as hostages.
The Lorenzo Marques dispatch to the
effect that United States Consul Hollis
has been comforting with President
The evening world., 1900-08-28
$4,000 a. R..
MEN MARCH.
Grea est Parade Since
1865 Revi wed at
Chicago.

CHICAGO Aug S-over Hro vet
,rprs 20 he - : u marched IN the
ylr,l, today
n 49,. heir greatest parade since
TIA 30, lr .yo a1rr fresh from the
triumph, ~ wa, they had mar.hsd iosn
p~,urs,N,ulA N,uu, On Washington
with thor faces turned tow ard % ne.
II Vas probably ,hs nst - the gte'i
parade, Ilsn Wh,.h the member ~
hs Grant Army all march On earth.
The .,,raEc agr = ttr veterans Is eli, So
upon The a,euls, spln u human .iI',
its rank, are thlrrirF insi and It's
membership has rmmeucri Co tau
sN1}
ga s,.lIefs from ryery State IN the
Union N,rr iu me march AMI r'" .'ss
~ the Grand Army had rr3rc.ruAa.n
IN, ,ar,i s~tsrtui a, 90, m.'rscct IN
II R.1dr oh street AMI Al.uirsu ave
nue. and eas nVr hours 10 passing a
given point
The line 4 march Nas short and nom
he start ,, 'E" south end n The court
Hfu,u.r NH. e. % d%i-baulri After pass
Ing ,u review before commander. o.
lI,' shtN On tHmpris.d twenty seven
OBJ. the ,ib sgu'f'-
Yr.I riussl. solid and COMPACT. AMI s'r"
headed by detachment lf the tlt} F'-
B.. under h. command ~ Lieut. Flynn
s,I,h fu lat'tI lu formation swept The
from rufJ 'n cum.
The evening world., 1900-08-28

lines tina, they ceased paying attention
70 e.
De santo lived with his wife. tao 'ons
and a daughter. Nho had gone away 20
Co1ey Island FOR the summer. he pre-
fsrred to stay at the Hat To- Eighth ave.
nue..
A domestic. Angelina cornaro. used to
rmaln there once IN q while De
Santos business vas not good AMI ne
became Respondent. Frequently he dhnf
. say 20 his folks:
II my health and business don't TN
prove youIl ard me gone some me
day
This mJrning the servant ani dauEn-
ter. Marguerite. ans. 10 OWL from the
shore ard found DE sAhtO Head IN the
bathroom
lie had written seven l~ettsrs-three
70 his wife and one 10 each o. the
chlAren and ssryant
The police said the burden Of the
letters the old man wrote was thai be
sas tired Of bad business and health
and that he dstsrminsd 10 snd his lie.
The evening world., 1900-08-28
BROTHER OFFICERS
A BIG

The history y the stage has ever besn
rife with deeds - splendid heroism.
within the pas, season We have seen
N-uL as - A~rtaguan. STAY numerous
and sundry ~cnmiaules W. have seen
Hache', IN The rui- ~ Jennico' put
to flghi, We have seen Miller Kent de-
5,rt,ely fall a distance Of several
nsusiud feet unto iu uususpectlns
Alp.ae village ~ "H,1rfs Are rrimps
~, nave seen IrsY. .n QUO Nadls
~...fr.-ly tacA.e q ,,rp.iYus null. and
within the pact fortnight ~ have seen
Andrea MlDk 80 a iIrl ~'in an an
a.u..s, WAC he q ca Nute a coat OF
~.
our voices ave J''I out acclaim 70
tAe., heroes ami our hearts have been
.ne,p-,ss.bIy thrilled Hut lat night.
when % t.. Emp re- Theatre the ,heairi.
ral season Z broadway @hs formally IN.
william F.yegslam showed
4 rr, ana not a mimic ner'sm Tie
brought Forth NJ sparks from enNi'us
fol.. hr Hl,hsi. clothed IN the skins ~
..-t.. .u.1 ub tIoSd.l arena ne
t,usht 100 I'm tgtutfy uaite 90 Tree
Ia, ma uut I.I s.a.b hal al hour th.s
ner, tls m1.G.i. mt man . e0dfase
slt before 40 y,'u tr are ~ lhc lasl
.,- d ~. p,f bih,rrs'
In the lf.flttrt sat men ana women
Eilung and t|iuni., ir'hy. \ irA were
.u ,,.uirg .rsu The mu.r sen-inI" men
,err In malls q ana doc mon n shirt
81, The tu.arh f' Nas tN'ul, l~'
.pi.a 1p,a DOR. ant ar ntiai Nentia-
nm imp,rv.lus o, 900 s,y hts ar.
r.,ar ham. In The p" tci ~ the play.
tppyirti In thiDk evening clothes and.
sssi'ux himself in an article 10 furniture
..sl nh,Iug 4 Ies' char. Renamed IN
The evening world., 1900-08-28
GIRL RAN
AF|RE IN STREET.
PLAYMATE Touched a Lighted
Match 10 Her Skirt---SaVed
by a Policeman.

were mon who stood sam Women who
1'Arl 40 The .lSht w0lng their hands
'ni shfiek ind lmplnrel sone ons to
save the rlNi
Her ,hr'ss we're heNrtr, ndlng and tho
namr- icapel higher and higher about
her
h"rntrl Cummings d01rran u IN.
station w'lkel 10 The l,Hr e. ge, a
breath 4 fresh air ne looked down th.
Stree. and SAN the s.rhHgs .lght. IIs
On mot hesitate q moment "a, dsshc.
t'N,r' tho mid
Ne g%rtsn'l no cat from the work
man vh' stood near her With such
'.g'r that the man was nearly thrown
from his iect
N'th the garment Cumming, enyeI.
'pcd her and put out The name, Then
The crowd seemed freed from the spell
tN1t holt H. Men and N,men crowded
about the little col1r,i girl and the hlg
policeman.
Hottie Ns ftig1tfully burned from the
waist Ip She was taken 10 her home
ana a lortor summoned He sail that
she souli de.
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A crowd looked on his t%''erno'n ana
-aw a little E.rl Burning TO iesih N
ne middle = the street an no me WA
,,kcl IN reached out a hand 10 sNr
her.
There we're In me gathering strons
men red to i,uger standing only a rev
fe,t aN,y. bit They made n' m'l-n
They stood a. though they were nN'i
here lie figures 81 stone or No'i
A policeman vhl 10y hlncg "a" the
nrga sl,nr ran No. and put o'l me
DANES. .
Hattie Jenkins Is .iN years Oh ana
rnlorri Her parents live In the f'''
II ~ West Twentieth street That
qumler Is quite near the stat''n'h''se
and nearly oppnfite Is the house 81
look and Ladder SO -
At - a his apartment house i IN
.aur.e - construction and minJ work
men are employee there
HATH. was rayirA 900 The street Win
, crowd u white and c'lotcl children
when Frank Th1na.. a SINAI pIl' came
M with a handful 70 Matches lie
would strike them and throw them oihl-
INK AZ the y1Iugstyr. who would dods"
Them ,nl run away IaughIng and
-crelming
Ha,,., Jenkins V's particularly n.m'I'
in avoid ug ne utt, flaming sii Ks, but
hnally one fr.l ou her dress shr sought
90 shake J.. n. bu. top late The Are
r,ngHt her ircs. AMI hl1zei up
IT,, flames burned her hands mi she
-Hrleked. Her plagml'os Grief out IN
terror and ran Away
The men At work on '1" building
stopped and looked IN. one Of them,
with his roa; thrown over his arm.
stood MT FAR away from the MI. hu-
man torch lie might nave been pe'r''
dei
On the other side Of the street.. to-
The evening world., 1900-08-28

with careful deliberstlon Mrs Ida
Glueck. sixty years ola. committed sui
eide this morning by Jumping from the
roof OF the slN.story tenement no East
Third street 20 the sidewalk
shs bllnd'pldc1 her eyes before she
made the leap
Mrs. Giuerk vas a widow and lyei
with two sons ami Two daughters ~ -
Chrystie street on sunday she went 10
visit a married daughter. Ms. isaa,
Geffen. who lives on the too floor "
the double sir-story tenement al 9o
East Third street.
Tho old woman was not well The
heat % the pas: week had depressed
and weakened her greatly. In her mar.
ried daughters home she was gwen ,hs
front room on the top floor. where she
had plenty Of air. Although she went
TO bed In good spirits last ninht. the
heat fept her from sleeping. - her
daughter heard her moving about.
A: cis O'Clock this morning Emil Held.
q printer. living at Do Eas, Third street.
directly opposite the tenement. vent to
his window for n breath OF air.
lie was horror-strickcn 10 see a white
haired soman. bent and feeble, walk
10 the cornice Of the big t.aement.
house roof and peer over into the street.
In the gray light Of the lawn her fei-
lures appeared to him TO b. distorted
by some great inward emotion.
lie stood transdxed when he saw her
draw a handkerchief from her pocket
and bind IL ,lshtly about her eyes. An.
other moment and her rizht foot vas
put over the cornlce. Then came tho
left. Her movements were feeble and
awkward.
She sli upon the eige % the cornics
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animate Tor thirty full minutes His
checks gg,N red tnd palid 81 turns;
ths bosom u MS shirt seemed - shrek
silh anguish. rs collar speedily gave
" tne znost and icli limp and senss-
isss upon 1;her .nlnmlse Inca, But
faFersham was game. Not untn there
zane the cue did he move 10 less fstid
air
In the face Of such splendid devotion
TO h requirements % the drama. the
tsats Of DAgaguan and Crsus seem
small n pal.Ty indeed. FaNefsham .
a aero, ut a stage hero. m ud YOU. but
one Il the pulsatinE. living n Oh.
The opening ~ tie broadway easoa
~, not dIspicious. AIR. frlhman mad
certainly MI upIu an unhipp. night.
And ye', n tn delirscies Of "Brothsr
ptncsts ana IL charming acting %
ne players wh1 presented II, Amos
phtrlr conditions were overlooked. No
more .dellgh'ful comedy has been PEE
scented In many years, and the gentle
men VIII control the weather AZ WASH
ington VII b performing a public ser
vice by giving New York a lower tenn
per i'ure during the bret run of this
revival
Mis- Msrgaret Dale made her FIRST ap-
qearance as a member u the Empire
organization She vas once seen here.
believe, N'1l Henry Miller In The Only
Wv she : 1nl.e pretty, a capabls
actress and viii be popular-thit IL csr-
tain Mss Angln II always god A.
an emotional actress there are few. N
any her superior, TO my way u think
ing
The zee; ~ the cast. including. az II
an. The heroic F~hversham, and Stand
'rg. stevens. Nhe,lock. Howard and
Compton. and The excellent hu, lney.ta-
bic Mrs Whinen. brought forfh from .
hot night an evening " enjoyment.
DOM Know what II to succeed
Brother offcers' a. the Empire. but Il
must Ne mighty good inds "A TO surpass
his Ielirhi'ul play.
WILLIAM RAYMOND SILL.
The evening world., 1900-08-28
SUICIDE FROM
CHARITY BOAT.
Patient Jumped Over
board from Trans
fer Vessel.

A. the Charity steamer Thomas r
Brennan wa making her 1919 O'Clock
trip 10 Blackwell's Island this morning
q man. supposed to have been a patient
In the alcoholic ward at Bellevue Hos
pltal. who was being transferred. COM
mitted suicide by drowning
The steamer had got in miistream. OPP
poslie Thlftleth street. when the man be-
came suddenly dellrious and leaped over
board.
A line was thrown TO the man from
the steamer Sam Sloan. but Ne held his
head under water and refused 10 accept
aid.
The nan fos,ed for a few moments
and then sank. The body was not re-
covered.
The Charities authorities are unable
10 tell as vet who the mar was.
The evening world., 1900-08-28
SUICIDE IN
BRIDAL GOWN,
Mrs. Pauline Kern, Was
to Have Been Married
Next Sunday.

Clad In her bridal gown. which has
just been finished In anticipation ~ her
wesding next SUNDAY Mrs. Pauline
xWS = widow killci herse'' this after.
noon by drir.Nng two ounces n carbolic
acid.
No reason IL known Tor her act other
than Worry over her health. She was a
great sufferer from nervous lisor l-.s
Mrs. Kern lived with her parents At
.Ws Third avenue since her husband
died two years ago She va thiriy-two
years old.
Henry Harris. a sell.tn-do cigar
maker, boarded with Mr.. kern's par
ents and an Attachment, spiang up be-
tween them. a. eliminated In a mar
rage engagement and sunday was ixei
for the wedding ceremony.
The bride-eleOs trC sseag was deliv-
cred to-day, and Mrs. Kern took much
pleasure In trying on the pretty gosns
While CARRIED In her veddirg hnery
she made excuses to send her parents
and her sister from her Tor a while.
When the family returned Mrs Kern
lay ~lifeless on a couch With the empty
acid bottle 10y her side. She had been
dead some minutes
Harris. to whom she was engaged, II
almcst crazed At his ne ncee's deed.
The evening world., 1900-08-28
STARVED IN
THE STREET.
Mother and Five Little
Ones Wandered
for Days.

After wandering about In two widely
separated parts II the city Tor Two
Iay. with her starving brood of nNe
little ones Mss Arnic Meyers at herr
self down. exhausted. a. daylight TO-
on the steps 81 the Eastern DIS
riot Hospital In Williamsburg and. Win
me children Nesplng about he. waited
,Yr the end
The p.t.ful soronade Immediately be.
meath the window u supt Wetgnnds
sleeping room awakened him lie dress
81 and threw the door vide open.
The starving family were too weak to
walk m unl.dcl and nurses ami order
LES helped the -upcrinten'c1 assist
'aeir feeble steps. ~ needed 90 words
20 tell what the trouble aas
The children were terribly emicia,ei
When she hal eaten and the 'hiliren
nad b,cn provided foT the mother tod
her story
Until a month ago. she saii. II
uyel win my husband At ] Leonard
street he Va out u work tul ~
mere destitute 81 ough then
"One Monday no went ult % look 'or
sork and never came back nm sure
no Killed himself 10 despair
The u,lghblrs helped. - that We dli
not s,-rys until SATURDAY Then ""
were ilsposssssel ani turned mo IN"
street without a penny
II h%prfusei enough lu gei 10 ifl'has
In Manhattan. uut they we're A. poor
W. wAxdefed about there al sun
day Then - managed 20 get back 20
Williamsburg ami walked The streets all
iay and night ycsteriay I'll Se couldn't
walk ans fuT'nsr
The Callirer's Society gi. care for
the ll.tle ones from now on AMI ne
mother thinks she can gei Apns after
-ecuperating In the hospltai a ioN days.
The evening world., 1900-08-28
JUMPS Bl|NOF0LOEO
FROM H0USET0P,
Old Mrs. ClueCk Hurled Herself
from Six-Story Building While
Insane from Heat.

blin1'1ldei A. that iizzy height and
adjusted her skirt. part d which had
caught In the nm coping = The root
He's was too hprrihsl 10 cry out.
The woman with her hands behind
her. balanced herself N the ledge
Then probe ting herself she shot gu, a.d
IN %" roof and down
Every movement had Teen considered
Her p0lse and leap we're made 20 avoid
the hrc-escape, which she barely
cleared In her downvird fight.
Mrs G.ueck had lesped out like a
liver. and half way down she turned.
shooting headforenost With terrific
speed to the sidewalk
She struck VITA awful conclusion.
Her skull was crushed In like an egg
shell and her body lay shere she struck
Just at the edge OF the curb Every bone
In her body VAS fractured She wa,
killed instantly.
Children o. the tenement. ar. early
risers. They heard the noise and rushed
into the street. Up they scampered 10
Mrs. Genen's rooms 20 tell her that
her mother had Jumped from the roof
The body was removed to the Union
Market Police Station.
Mrs Genen could give no explanation
'or her mothers act except tha, her
mind had been unbalanced By the hest
she liYsd on the second noor =,
home. sad ne daughter. and suffered
greatly there for lack Il MI. | had hsr
come here sunday ami rave her The
front % where there vas slsay- a
breeze She a very melancholy yes.
tefIay and ! noticed that she salkei
about a great deal during the night
IN heat . Ways affected her mind Dur
Ing the hot spell last month she ;fisd 10
mo pui ~ "a window Al her home"
The evening world., 1900-08-28
BROKER SONDHElM DEAD.
Heavy operator In Cotton Died
while sammerina nj Round
IsIa,d. ~. Lawrence niv~r.

simue. : soniie m. a well known
aotton broker " ihi. cIy lied at the
F-1niensc H1ts' Round Island. 81.
tasr,nc. Rlyer. mis- morning
Mr. s,ndhsln wns h'iy-aye years old
ami a member Il The Cotton Exchange
Arm ~ sonih,im Brothers having ~.
f.es a. - Cotton E,rhaHgc lie sas
also q member u OBJ, PfJiuco Exchange
ard prominent 100 nranrllI affairs.
Mr. s1ul1cin Ivei ~ West Eighty.
nrs' street. HF death Vas announced
on the cotton Exchange to-day
Mr. sIniheim lai been a member II
the Cotton ExrhiHsr since iTg an
seryei tpree years IN the BOARD ~ Man.
ayers. A. the tine n bio death h. vas
ur the Committee nn Membership IL
iiri - ht.- disease fr1m vrIrh n,
NOD been a suhs-cr f1r several months.
Ills pli" will b. brought here AZ once
'lf burial