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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09

Delegates 70 Silver Republican Convention
The Silver Republican delegates to
the Kansas City convention. from this
state, are as follows: Ex Senator Du.
bois, Congressman Wilson, Lieutenant
Governor Hutchinson, Lyttleton Price
J. ID. Fienner, Carrie +, Meyers, john
L. Niday, w. W. Falling. +. NJ. Merrill
Gus Spongberg, c. J. Bassett, Isaac
Erickson, I. J. Smith, William Sowden,
II. L. Fisher, Mary E, MCGEE, Al Need.
ham, Jake Horn, J, p. Spanlding, Kittie
E. Cowen,, W. A. Davis, Roscow Smith
T. S. Brandon. F. e. FOgS, J. J. Bennett,
J. c. Callahan, LindOl Smith, G. F.
Hansbrough, D. p. Alder, George Lake
p. Frederickson. Timothy Shea, John
McVan, L. A. Cunningham.
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z
Republic camp.
Every sack Of caur d'Alene or Win.
ter Wheat noaT Is NARRATED.
u. u. King returned from Spokane
Thursday morning
For shingles, shakes and lumber. see
the wiggsti 4 ImPey Co.
Dr Satin has given hts residence a
new coat Of paint.
Our Spring and summer Tailor Made
Snits. 'en dolla1 and up. The wigget,
4 Empey Go.
J. H. Sanburn. Of Spokane, Has q Wis.
ltor Ia town sunday.
Call for c@ur d'Aiene aud Winter
Wheat honr. Il costs no more than
other tionr and is far superior.
Oscar c. Stone leaves for Moscow
today 10 attend district court.
wAntsd-aoo spring chickens and a
car load Of old hens At the Kaesemeyer
market, Cnnr d'Alene.
Walter Cooper came up from spoka ne
Thursday morning 70 visit his family.
Second baud goods bought and sold
By Henry KrOt1rT. IL you have any.
thing 20 sell give him = call.
Perry Dittemorc purchased c. A,
waten' dAy and business the first Of
the week.
kTo,Esr wlll buy. sell or exchange
anything la the SecUIId hand goods line;
also deals In junk. such ~ rubber, cop.
per, brass and old cast iron.
II not q subscriber to the PRIsss. why
noiS You cannot Oxford 10 be without
Il when you can secure II a whole year
for 81 in advance.
Auditor Callahan was over from
RathdTum. Wednesday, as witness in
. land case.
When you buy a sack OF Cour d Alenc
or Winter Wheat Hour yon help TO
build up the farming community.
The lsosen brothers are giving the
:, 80, N : e" "'u ''"'
Frcah new stock AZ Tue IAsh "soeery.
Come IN and look around IL you don't
purchase.
sylvester Nudge killed large black
bear nc his ranch In the Wolf Lodge
district last Sunday.
whsn von IN c.mn,n, -, ,o,, ,onoh
1t the Cash Guccry. Fruits, cakes. and
oil kinds Of bottled pickles, onions, etc.
nj Mason 4. Amin, nm IA. r,o,n
with new counter nnd sh.,rlns ana ex.
pecta TO open his new stock ABOUT the
10th.
Received during the week large al.
sortment OF ribbons in fancy. taffa,a
and plain, from 5 cents up. Also ladies'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09
! oLEYEa rEnALE swIEpLEn
She visits he Fswn and Visesss Unsuspsst
fuR Citieens


ing cttlsane
Last Tuesday q matronly lady with q
pleasant. mOtbeFIy face and silyeFy
gray locks stepped from the branch line
train and soon made her appearance at
the Pass Office. She had : tale Of sOr-
row aud misfortune to unfold: she was
a respectable lady who had been travel
iDg with moving picture show and
became stranded 10 Spokane among
strangers; she belonged 10 the Presley
terrain church and had been raised q
lady; left q widow she was compelled
70 make her way in the world single
handed her remarkable gall should
have stood her In hand for securing an
other husband long before this--but she
was penniless and wished TO reach the
Cenr d'Alenes where she could find en-
ployment; would the editor please help
her ont by q small donation Of cash and
keep the matter very, very, private AS
she would not be dfsgraced by having
the public know she was begging aims;
it was so hnmiIisting, but she was com
PEELED 70 ask help aud wished to do 30
In as quiet way as possible Her APP
peal was very pathetic and might have
proven quite successful. but for a single
remark which dropped from her sanity
lips: She had never done wrong, but
her circumstances might compel her
TO resort TO desperate means OF rails
ing some money. We concluded TO
keep a weather eye on her future move
ments and dismissed her in an nnsus-
pecting and pleasant manner. During
the day she visited a number of our
leading business men and citizens with
the same smooth story of sorrow and
misfortune. Later in the day we ac-
cnsed her Of being = fraud and swim
dler. She admitted that she had been
collecting few dollars in town for
herself but that her Intentions were all
right rs she needed the money. She re-
turned 10 spokane on the evening train,
having concluded not TO visit the min-
ing towns this trip. She 10 one 0f the
smoothest swindlers we have seen in a
long while. and people should steer
clear OF her and all her class.
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ALI. .nh ns.th Firh,

Mr.. W. A. Hines, of Manchester. Ia,
writing Of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble,
which ended in consumption. l had
frequent hemorrhaees aud coughed
highland day. All my doctors said 1
must soon die. Then I began to use
DR. Kings New Discovery which wholly
cured me. Hundreds have used 1t on
my advice and all say it never fails to
cure Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. !"
Regular s,Ee SOC and 500. Trial bot.
ties free at any drug store.
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A wealth of.Bsaaty

Is often hidden by unsightly pimples
eczema, letter. eTysipelas, salt rheum.
etc. Bucklen's Arnica salve viii glOrify
the face by curing all skin eruptions,
also cuts, bruises, burns, boils. felons
ulcers, The worst forms of piles 0nly
2S cts, box Cure guaranteed, SD
by any druggist,
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Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE lNTRKroR,
q, S. LAND OFFICE At C9rR D'ALANE, IDAHO
NAY -. 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his Intention tu
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof win be made before the Register
and Receiver at Occur d'Alene. Idaho, on July
IL, 100. viz.
CHARLES T. RosEH,
Hid. cal, for +. 4 y. &. \ SEC 10, W. y NE a,
sec II, TIP. a. N. X SM. b. n.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Thomas Richie, Theodore r.
Rosen, John c. R0Sen and Peter W. johnson.
all Of CGur d'Alene, ldaho.
u. BUDLoNG.
jun sjuly.7 Register.
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Notice for Publication.
pErAErNENr OF rHE IxrERloR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE lNTkRIoR.
LAND OFFICE At CGUR pALESE, IDAHO,
June :, laoO.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has iled notice Of hts intention to
make nRAl proof In support Ot his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver al U. S Land once at Occur d..
Alene, Idaho, on July Il, 1900. viz;
JOHN RosES,
Hid. So, for the $. u $, f. u and lots and q
Sec. :, tn. ~ n, RSw. B.M,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz; Charles +. RoSen. James IL
Haite, Peter W. johnson aud Winfield s. Good
win. all u c0ar d'Alcne, Idaho.
d. II. BuDLOSG,
jun.Rjuly.N Register.
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Destroying Its victim is a type OF con.
stipation. The power of this malady is
felt on organs, nerves, muscles aud
brain. But DR.. Kings New Life Pills
are safe and certain cure. Best in the
world for stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels. Only s5 cents. at any drug
stnre.
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II speaks well for ChRmberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use it
In their own families in preference TO
any other. II have sold Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for the past Ave years
with complete satisfaction to myself
and customers, " says Druggist ]. Gold.
smith, Van Etten. n. y. II have al.
ways used IL In my own family both for
ordinary coughs and colds and for the
cough following Ia grippe. and tind It
very eiiicacious." Fur sale by any drug.
Rlst,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THK IETERIOR.
Z. 3 LAND OFFICE, CErR D ALENE, InAHO,
.....H June = 100,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his inteutioa to
make anal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof viii he made before the Register
and Receiver al ceur d'Alrne. Idaho. on
July 20. 100, viz;
GEORGE W. MARTIN,
I'D. No So Tor the S, L. y. See. s, Tr. IS ",
H. W. n N.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
oE said land, via; Charles r. Rarnum. Jason 3,
BAbcOck, J. n. BArnum aud Clay Porter, all d
Mica, Idaho.
lnne-ialy.ltp d. II. BCDLoNG,
ReEisteT.
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Farm of iSS acres, two miles west Of
town, with water good buildings and a
bearing orchard, for sale, Apply to
HARRIET d, WoNNAcorr,
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A spralasa Ankls Oslskly Cured.

AT enc time suffered from asesere
sprMn OF the ankle eays Geo. Il. Cary,
eiitor Of the Guide washington. Va,
"After using seVeralWsil recommended
medisipes without success. I tried
ChAm6erIaia'a Pain Balm, GAd am
pleased TO say that relief came rs soon
Ms began lie use aud complete cure
speedilyi fjlIowSd." Sold by any drug.
gist.
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Law Briefs aud Pamphlet printing a
specially al the Pass ossce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
carr. GUIiGERS DEATH BENEFIT.
seventh Regiment veteran League Is wiling
TO, but DarcS Not Pay II.

Phillip Dunbar Gulacer. who was employed
in the Slb-rrra,ury and vas Captain OF COM
panv Of The Seventh Regiment, died on Feb.
H. 1899. M Montclair. y j. he was a member
of the seventh Regiment Veteran and Activ"
League, which pays death benefits from a-srsS-
ment. Of members, but nj the time Of his death
capt. GulaGrr was in arrears two assessments
amounting TO az When h" died his widow,
Susan. who is "A daughter Of George Frames
Train, wrote To the league, inclu-ing "A check
Tor the 81 and saving that She had found III"
two notices vi asses. meut among her husbands
effects. The leGgu" declined 10 accept the
check. ard Mr., Gulagrr employed Lawyer
Clark Bell tu collect the benefit uI 500, which
She would have received if all tIe assessments
had been pad M at the time OF her husband 4"
death .
Nlr. Bel sent TO the lengu, 4 ccrtia,at" Of
Mr. GuiHEpr'~ physician Whl,h stated ihat Tor
tour or five mouths before the death Of tlllNG"r
he wa, mentally incompetent through disease
HE uplnl was mad" that an insane ler~nn
should not forrest his poicv 5rcau>" he had not
paid a,>r-~'urdt-.
George trlucl, Train also wrote io the
league from The Mills Pdldc" in bI"ecN"r
stT'nt The Letter dr"N Il 'Dnrar~un DtlNeru
tho action Of tine Government which had pad
,,uln,,r salary while he wa ~, and the
league, when would not pay the death benefit,
'"YCur mrade.hinsecme to have been in the
same position ~ mi'tarN cup hnnktupt'S
and Slvonth~ patriotism IN s. ani~h war
The letter of Nj Train WIS ignored, brl' 'ne
Icagur sent q communication To Mrs GIi3-"r
and her "oun-"t IN which y 'ta',d ihat rnG,T
,is Irsal advice II could rot pay Tho benefit.
secretary Brown ~ lhc league advised that
an action be- brought so as + dh.terln,ne II the
Ialcua could lawfully pay thc money. and h"
said that II the courts should decide IN her
favor Ne would rciolc" in the decision ard re-
init the benefit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
Riders and Drivers Meet in BROOKLYN.

4 meeting Of tho Riders and Drivers Assoc
cla;ion OF the State of New York was held last
night at the toWn house. Parkway Driving
Club, Futon street near Bedford avenue.
Brooklyn Dr. II II Kane or III" New York
Road Drivers Association presided and SeCro-
tary ". G. Allen of tho Parkway Driving Club
recorded thc proceedings. The following dele
gate were Present
New York Rold divers hSN"calipn. Ur H. H.
Kane and ia H. D. en-: Pleasure Drivers ASSD
citation NJ brooklyn william NJ. Clark. James g
Williamson and T. ' ucdn'y Parkway Driving
Club John Schli, mann. Ffrdrric; L~emmcfmapn and
W. { Al ~. Pleasure Drivers association u R,rA
mond Borough. Dr. j. G. NJ Her and $. t.. French.
The delegates were enthusiastic over the
fine showing a. the New York speedway pa
rade On last SATURDAY, and 1t was decided to
have as gooda turnout of the harness drivers, r.
possible o toe occasion of tn opening Of the
new Brooklyn Speedway IN invitation will he
extended to all the road drivers in the greater
CITY to participate in til" event.
The continued violation Of "" speed roCUla-
tions Of the road by automobiles on the touey
Island Boulevard came up for discussion ON"
or two delegates reported accidents 30 their
rigs caused through tn" frightening oI high
class horses was decided to enter protest to
the Park Department and also 10 the Depart
ment of Police regarding the mater
4 committee consisting - MeSSrS tlark,
Allen and Or Miller was appointed To formu-
late an address TO IN" riders md drivers ~ th"
many horse associations throughout tho state,
asking for their cooperation on the subject OF
good roads and the advancement OF pleaslr"
driving and riding matters. DR. Gill. " G.
Allen aad Frederick lCmm"rmAnn were APP
pointed a committee to draft th" constitution
s~ociation then adjourned 10 meet IN a fortnight
nj Tho same place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
sale OF VIII gc Farm Horses.

E>Sr AURORA, Y Y. MAY o - To-day's
weather was unravorabla for exhibition
purposes aud in Consequence many Of the
harness horses offered at the Namln's
Village Farm sal" wont at prices
below their true value. Horscmcn from all
rart- of the country wer" present The high
est prlcc paid was for The PnIli 'tino. that W,at
10 Grurg" B"Stcin for 800. The principal
sHInS follow
IL, Suarcu. blk E.. by Nthario Phara. b.
Golden gateway. D. 6 Harris. Bufalp s3Ol
sunrise Chime, blk. G., ty chin lharmer. ty
I,nittr' chime, b M, by Chimes Iicdttir. by
MurhTlno I,rg. =. 7. f~uIgrrnld ltica cuO
Electric chimes, h =. hy Chimes Maid of Hon
~, ny Namhinn King. + IS l'amrr 27O
The phil>rinr.h Z by \icr Regent Guu1rc. by
Mauhr1o King Grntgc bl'i ,tcn, Buffalo 4pD
The Prime Minister blk. = .lv Lord Il tn" Manor
Nda i Rurpert. Sew York .. 200
Glad lidHng. Il. m rs Chimes Ncpenthe. hy
kIET phiip g.. :. Jones, buffalo $50
Sturdy iicllc. b. m, By Sily,rN Chimr,-\ tctpria.
By Nambrnp King, j. g.. jodc>, WelS'tllc,
\. Y ...... ..... ...... us
~lntrrludc, br Z by Chimes Keiila. by Hydrr
NJ. y ROsChlOom 700
King Bryant. b. L, by Ma nhnuo King Eudora,
by Nmrnt Ir. Gro,gc n Hush, Bu'alo ESQ
Prince n india. b. ', by lndrs N'alanta, /. u.
Branrr 200
Tn q gent b. e . by Vice Regent tn Duchess
ly % meN: l. = Prrrcn $50
Vice kpNal !, h. g. by Vice Regent NUldah, by
Almunt, .lr; \ r PrrWn. 90
The friar. b g, high Ntc?plGg cob, by chimes,
Nj Hastings. ..... ......... 5i5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
Isl NDICiTE'' NIILER MIST iNSWER.


Judge Edward Il. Thomas Of the tinted
State, District Court in BROOKLYN has decided
that William / NiIcr, manager Of the drilrv,
Franklin syndicate. must answer c"rtHih
questions pu' TO him hy Referee Koenier ~ The
bankruptcy proceedings to ascertain the
amount or hi, assets. " Miller doe, not answer
tho uirStiou- IN a modified form he will be iiah'c
20 uuui,hmrni for cur'empt Of court. Miller
va, taken to- III" Federal Building In BrookI}n
Yesterday to answer lU' Wlo,tlon~ l"C'-,arv 10
mako oVt ihr -chcdIlr tor the houoNt Of ~,
creditors Hi counsel, Frederick T.. llOu>r,
asked for au Adjournment, aui waS thcu uotl-
fed OF JudE" lhDmH~~ q 'Ci>iOu IN the matter
Mr.. House again H-h cd for an nd 'ourumcut.
viii h Wa Granted u.lll to-morrow. Before
Miller Wa rrm ned la EHvmoud street Jail
an Ini"uctlpu W. ."rvci on Nm II Wa.iSsucd
hv Judge Thomas and r.. train him from uilL-
ing any disposition Of his H-."t- in the hand, of
+ , Torrcv. l@nkcr. the kniCh"rhook"i Trust
Compapv and the tItv chamberlain. ii"t>aI."
Ia show cause ou saturday why those aSSer-
-houliuor ho turned over 10 the trustee ia ,ho
naukruUtCy proceedings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10

The bonds NJ Myron J.. bernard. s., son. and Gim
case Tor fraudulent uSr OF the mails, were forfeited
PENDANTS did not appear To picAt.
The Justices 81 thr supreme Court had a conference
YESTERDAY ]aiterupnn with q VIEW Of providing Tor tn"
alteration and enlargement NJ the rDunty Court House
under the act approved IN April -, authorizing an
expenditure Of sL.O0,ooO, Nothing def ,te was
drcd'dOn \
The sew Haven Linz announces tNr resumption
Of double service between New York and New Raven.
II began on Monday witt III" Richard r,cN and the
I. H. Northam m commission. In" Northam Will
he retired In favor q, the new steamer Chester y.
tharln, = Little Later.
irutgc Page. an elevated railroad engineer. l'pncd
So far out ot the window Of his can while hts enEiua
was mining ~ Columbus avenue End SEVENTY sixth
street rSt-rday. that he topplrd O,rt ana fcl nu inc
t-Hc-' tie cut MS head ON the tail and wa " ken tO
RrlsrVtll Hospital, srn>eleSN, with conclusion ~
th" hrain,
ABOARD the steamship Advance, which arrived
yesterday from Colon, were Roa"rt ). Chiffon. chief
~ thr 'onNJlar Bureau ~ Washington Lieutenant
Conmandcr william {. Eaton and Lieut. william
and charles |" Harrington, surveyor ot the Panama
Canal route,
The board % officers % the FRS, Regiment. Irish
Volunteer Infantry. on Tuesday evening elected
Cap. Charles j, Crowley Of the install Guard ana
Capt, T.. y. Gilgar o. thu Corcorsn Guard MAJORS
Of the fi!St and Second Battalion reSurrUvtiy. Cot.
Thomas 7. Lynch presided at the election. Both
Majors served In the Spanish American War.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
LAWN TENNIS.


The worlds championship lawn tennis
Tournament to be held nj Paris, beginning on
July u In conjunction with IA" Exposition "
not prn.perjng ~ woll n expected ''r'uIar
containing the fun conditions has been i'~'l"h'
but very soon nfinr II made is appearance, AL
of the members of the mmitt appointed !"
conduct N" meeting sent In their r"-igua'ion~'
{ Nuight. the Gorman-Nm"r.Can r"Ire~"h-
tHtiv". write, as follows.
The French Exposition tournament looks
Tx" hcing n failure. tn" whole COMMITTEE" re-
signed rather than put ny with hole-and-corn"r
work The Exposition people mad" impossible
siipulations, among other. thai 'h" iourna-
u "nt should be playeda t 'ourbo'"'", where no
spectators would rOmc, and wh'te ~" courts
are not vet made .,
tn" French championship m""tinR was held
N Paris during the FASTER Vacation. ana wa
attended by a number Of Englishmen and sew.
"rHl americans The honOrs were carried on
by & \ ,aridla. an English expert, "h" !" IHHt
improving and who beat u : Mahoh, ~ VI"
final round, . q, II 90 , T.'ireb America
WIS represented by Miss Marion Jones OF
N"vad1. the American champion aud also 2
daughter Of Senator Jones 81 Nevada. ana
SpaldlnG de GarmenGa, once prominent m
amateur baseball, rackrt> and lawn tennis ~
Staten Island Miss Jones play ed IN the mixed
doubles with MahUny. and they were, hAhdl-
capped way back Of the rest of the field. OWING
~, while her younger sister, Miss & Jones.
played with de GarueHdia, who was under
estimated by the hardlcapper-, ard they re-
c"lved half. IL.
The two sisters met IN the ~emI-f1al round.
and the champion and her partner we're beaten.
Nahony had his ilnal IN singles Ia play ihline-
dialoiy after and they agreed "a. Jet on" game
decide ih"lasi set after - al had been reached
Do Garmondia. generously la ndicappod, was
beaten in the singles, but IN tn" handicap
doubles. with T. Slrv, u frenrhman for a part
nrr, he won first prize. In the Nice toGrna-
ment in III" south of France. the week before
IN" French championships. tlar"nc" Hobart
and his wife. 4. |, fassirt. Alfredo TAYLOR and
\ q Morgenstcrn. all old members of the New
York Tennis club. took part Morgenstern
won the handicap singles, -"cond-claSs. while
Fassltt and his PARTNER, an Englishman, won
the handicap dOub'n> Hobart reached the
final Of scratch doubles with an EngiShmau
named Martin, and then deiaulted TO tho
Duncrtv brothers. II" and tie Nice profess
-lonai, Burke. alterward PLAYED an exhibition
match against the Dohrrty brothers and were
beaten bv : ). So. q I
Ms Marion Jones will play through n num-
her Of IN" important E1gll'l. tournaments
during the season. Hobart will be back home
very soon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
ROCHESTER, srHooL Law FINED.
4 Provision In Il which the sehoo' "'"'"
Pronouncrs Q Forgery

RocHrsrER. May o II has just Dec" I.,,
ered that there il n clause In the DOW III"
which, unless il il repealed, viii nnihlN nny
action " hIch tho school Board may ,nke .oW","
dlScharsing Supt Noyes Of the pno'' 49,.
II is commonly reported that the po"ru "'u
TO dispense with Mr. Noyes'S services ~ g"nr
andi IL Is even said that his place mas p''mo"''.
TO Thomas NJ Ballet Of Springfield, Mass ~
5000 n yenr. Tn board thought 7 ma powrrr
to remove Moves If II saw n At the pcr,,n,"S NJ
next year But while examining w Nv" 49, ~
under which IN. Rochester scnoo'n m.in,
they were surprised 10 come acro-su /, ia
OF which they were In perfect ignorance ~ u
as follows. - sorv-
And any teacher, officer or enliLo.'' !, :
ing In the Department OF E,duchIloI np
timo Of massage OF this act. VINO Wn- ','eeanuna
appointed TO the position now nrlu =, ! Nv" ~
term, shall bc entitled TO continue anu n"Lao,, ~
such position or Office during the rslllainura ~
such unexpired term. but the rale OF 'ou,rt Ia
ton paid 10 such teacher. ofilcer or eillpioye.
at the lime Of The massage Of this act -nhlI nor
be increased or diminished during inc re-
mainder Of such expired term A., ,-oyision
President Townson saws that We rio,ss III
was not in the bill as finally nnlendeu hiu sen.
10 Albany. nor Is IL in the Sehu,r pm us
printed. The fact Ia. however, tnal ,n' p', ~
Il was signed by Gov. Roosevelt con'alns ,i's
clause j. pronounced n forgery. ana .nt
CITY press this afternoon demand tha,t an up
Precipitation be- made to find out VINO dld"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-10
POISON " THE TEiKETTLES.
A New Jersey Farmer Attempt to Murder
His wife and His Daughters Family.

Caldwell, y j.. May . Joseph Nelson, a
farmer. 20 years old. living n, Roseland, three
miles from this place. attempted TO poison his
wife. his daughter, Mrs. Josephine Roger,
and her husband. Hartman Roger. who live
in he same house, by putting paris green in
their teaiettlrs this morning. Nelson arose
shortly after I O'Clock this morning. and when
III, wife reached the kitchen an hour later to
make the fire she found some of the poison on
the range. Upon Investigation She saw that
the water in the tcakottlo had also been
poisoned, Going to the apartments Of the
Rogers family across he hail she discovered
that paris green had been put in the teakettle
there also Word was sent to Justice OF the Peace
George De Camp, who lives nearby. and he
obtained a conf SsiOn from Nelson. Mrs. Nell
she has been In constant fear %. her life. her
husband having recently threatened TO brain
her with an axe