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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
EDWIN 4 FORD DROPS DEAD.

THE PENNsYLvANIA's TRAVELLING PASSENGER
AGENT STRICKEN AT his HOME
Ocean Grove March y (SpeciaD-Edvin A Ford.
travelling passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania.
Railroad Company. with headquarters in Newark
died suddenly this morning from heart dis
ease ar his home n Main-ave Mr. Ford was II
rhe act OF dressing for the day when he was
stricken His frsu attack OF the disease was q
sighr one YESTERDAY afternoon while in the once
az Newark He came home. and ABOUT Q COCK
this morning again sufferer Al o COCK Ne
died Nh Ford was siXJy-CwO years Old he an
tered the employ OF the old Camden and A1rooy
road when twenty years old. and had since been
in the employ OF that and the Pennsylvania In1S
which the Camden and ArnbOy was merged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
FATHER CREIGHTON SERIOUSLY Ill.

Riverhead. Long Island, March 2.-Father
Creighton. pastor Of St Johns Church. was taken
I'll the church on Sunday evening and is said 10
be dangerously i'll After the prayer Father
Creighton stin remained his knees, and hts head
fell 10 one side He was carried unconscious from
the church. Father Creighton is eighty-th years
Cfd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
THINKS THE WORD KICKER" sLAyDERoUs

WOMAN SAYS a MERCHANT APPLIED TERM TO
HER-HAs HIM SUMMONED TO COURT.
George f Gibson proprietor OF furnishing goods
store No. Ll99 FultOn-st., has received
mons 10 appear before Magistrate Steers IN the
Mvrtle-ave police court tomorrow morning TO
answer a complaint that has been made against him
by Mrs Perkins. She says that she is going 70
find what right he had 70 insult her by plac
ing in front of his store and in front OF her real
estate office which next door. sign which
was painted sarcastic remarks about busy bodies -
The direct cause for the summons Is a sign
which Mr. Gibbons has Just put cut Il reads;
ALTERATION SALE THIS WEEK
I have been requested 10 remove my signs and
showcase please the kiCkerS. But they Will re-
move their entire business on or before May /
The trouble between Mr.. Gibson and Mrs. Perkins
arose over petition which circulated to secure
the removal Of some of Mr.. GibsOns signs, which
were said 70 violate the city ordinance He
cuses her Of being the author OF this petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

Peter ] Browne, who for thirty-nine years built
carriages in Brooklyn died his home, No. s65
Csrand-ave Monday. He was born IN New
York in 1925 and had been in the carriage business
ALI Of his life The funeral will be held tonight
al O'Clock under the direction OF Bedford Lodge,
f ana \. NJ. The burial VIII be In hosiyn' Long
Isla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
by the stockholders of both

corporations
The proposed consolidation, IL may be remern-
bered vas announced several weeks ago but GER
lain legal complications which then existed made
IL inexpedient II understood. take at the
tlme the steps necessary for carrying the plan
formally into effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
REFoRu4ToRY COMMISSION CHANGES.

Trenton March - (Specia)-Ciove-nor VOORHEES,
to-day appointed ex-Assemblyman George Squire.
OF Union. member of the State Reformatory
Commission 70 succeed the Rev DR. George :.
Mott. resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

BROOKLYN LAWYERS EXTRACTION 10 SOUTH
CAROLINA TO BE DECIDED AT ALBANY

CAROLINA TO BE DECIDED AT ALBANY
Justice Lawrence was asked In the Supreme Court
yesterday 10 release Joseph c. Metcalf who is held
under warrant for his extradition issued By the
Governor of South Carolina. e charge OF steal
ing 5000 from William c. Clinkley. in that Met
calf was concerned with Helen Peck the conf
dence queen who is undergoing a sentence of
i've years in Sing Sing for swindling Metcalf is
a Brooklyn lawyer. and says he was the dupe of
The Peck woman Clnkley induced 10 ex-
change q plantation of 1900 acres for lots y IS
Peck said she owned in Washington worth 800 900
She also got him give up $1,000 in connection
with a mine she said she about 20 sell 10 an
En- glish syndicate for 100000.
Justice Lawrence said he would adjourn argu-
rlenJ the writ Of habeas corpus until Monday
next, in order 70 allow Governor Roosevelt 70 de-
eide whether he would exrradte MetcaIf or ralea Sc
him He declined TO either increase lower the
bail Of $500 in which Metcalf is held at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
70 BEAR YAuE or HORTON Trust co.

The directors OF the Morton Trust Company have
voted unanimously II favor Of a consolidation with
TIE stare Trust Company the merged corporation
10 bear me name Of the Morton Trust Company,
sEc 10 have s. 600 600 capital The proposition has
gel 10 De passed Upon by the State Trust Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
WILL OF BERNARD II. STANLEY

1T IS READ TO MEMBERS OF THE FAM1IY-JoHN
STANLEY THE EXECUTOR
The will Of Bernard NJ. Stanley was read yes
terday 10 the members Of hts family az their
home. No. g Westinghouse. Newark The will
was made last August Just before Mr.. Stanley
started for Europe.
The sole executor is John F shanIev brother Of
MY ShanIey. The estate is said 70 be worth be-
tWeen 100000 and S5,O00ceo and consists mostly
OF STOCKS and bonds. All the members OF me
l5lHlIy are well provided for and there are no
requests II is understood that the estate is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
TO REoRG4yIzE FISHERIES conP4ST.

SALE OF The AMERICANS PLANT AND ISSUE OF
EaCETTERs' CERTIFICATES AUTHORIZED
Il Chancery. Chambers. Jersey City yesterday
Nlc=-ChE1celOr Pitnev gave permission TO the re-
ceITers o the American Fisheries Company.
Known rs me Nerha6en Trust 10 sell the plant Of
TIE company Tor not less than 800 600 and issue
receivers certificates in TIE sum Of 5000 10 pay
Insurance due On the plant
Charles Corbiu representing the receivers, said
70 F-ce-ChzlcellCr Pi-nev that this is the first
step II q scheme % reorganization. The plan has
peer approved by Lsvuan Warren, OF New-Y ork
coC1se. tC- the English stockholders, and James
5-1or-- representing the American stockholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
DICKINSON ALUMNI TO DINE.

The New-York Alumni Association OF Dickinson
College OF which General Horatto c. King is presi
dent. will hold its annual dinner al the Gernania
Club April 2 President George L. Anec WILL
make q address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

ASKED TO ATTEND DIR. WISE'S FUNERAL.
Rabbi Joseph Siverman, vice-president of the
Central Conference Of American Rabbits. has sent
q request 10 members Of that Conference through
out the United States attend the funeral Of the
president Of the Conference. the Rev. DR.. Isaac NJ
Wise. AT Cincinnati. Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
Fatal QU4RRY EXPLOSION

MAN AND INJURIES TWO OTHERS
Dover. March 27-The accidental discharge OF a
blast in Allen Russelrs quarry near Waterloo
this afternoon caused the fatal injury Of one man
and possibly OF two others. The men are.
George Lord. foreman OF the ora-rv .b5o--.v
torn open, head cut and crushed bv Avfnv rors
died. 'V -e
Frederick Mooney. laborer face torn and cut
ootl eyes destroyed. body and bruised Emil
Lozler Ia9orer, both eyes injured one DESTROYED
ana me otner may De; head cut. body bruised and
suffering from internal injuries. Both NAV die
me men were engaged in setting a charge OF
dynamite II Is supposed that when they were ad-
Iustlng the HTlng cap il was exploded accidentally.
Inc cap set on the charge and the rock under and
about the men was torn 10 pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
BOTS ACCUSED OF STEALING PIGEONS.
--ysHCFF. WHO BOUGHT THEM DID NOT KNOW
OF The TEEFTS

Tie .5-r boys accused OF stealing fancy pigeons
from zus-ave Wit. wholesale grocer Of No 40S
West Tweuty-sev=rrh-st- we're held in $3.50 bail
eacn Tor --aI by Magistrate Zeller in the West
si6e Court yesterday.
TIE BOYS admitted they had taken the pigeons
ana sad mat they had sold the birds TO George
EtlghoG rwenry-six years old, a bird dealer Of
NJ $50 Vest F0r-y-first-st, for 81 3 The boys
are Charles Get1back. fourteen years ol0. o. No
81 West Twenty elgh-h-sJ-i Joseph DeTnoresl sew
s1rseo years Old o. No. 2e4 West Twenty-seventh-
81, William Butler. fifteen years old, Of No. AS
West TwsnTv-sev srth-st, and John Smith, twelve
years old o. Nc rs West Twenty eightll-st.
H-nghC1 was discharged IN court il was proved
that ne die not know the pigeons were stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
TO PURIFY THE P4SS4IC.
SEWERAGE COMMISSION BEGINS WORK UNDER
THE NEW Law.

At a meeting of the State Sewerage Commits
sion IN Jersey City Monday night Secretary
Boyd Mclean was instructed send Immediately
to each OF the municipalities that empty sewage
into the Passaic River or any Of its tributaries
notice requesting information as 10 how much time
IL will take 10 make plans for otherwise dispostng
of the sewage.
The Commission Is acting under the law
defining its powers and giving il additional latitude
in questions pertaining 10 thu publication OF the
PaSSaiC River
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Onn ult nn ulle.

Ruslanos Bengefri'e. st Telegram
fra Rostop til Westminster Gazette
meoosler: llroIi9beoerne / Rtna % Diu.
r%auiefis Dob bar / tsi 9tab iursssi
8anltsItsbsbsrne &uslanbs financieas
Stiains, iOm MI CT laa tritiit, at be-
uoIber ben ~iisrfte gGn9ltelie. Rs
LANCE Cite ouer 5aIitter % 6rpgten fcf,
al en- 6ri9 itoar for Deren, bar 9iott
uftterbeoen paa Warteoet meset %ltsrre,
oe fore GUNNER er mioIertioig trutttt
tilbase. QIsns / WOstoip CT 9ebst al
to Moaneber $50, 000, 600 Rubler to.
get ub al 6Oretaeenoer, buOri be rnr ans
brast, 90 iat inb / ben teiierIise 8ant,
uoen at &ente erboIbes for oem.
Neoen | Snoien. eouis Rtop'
de, Ger al Christian Herald ! Nsw
Yorf, Der cr paa &siie ira 5noien %
biem, flyer, at Rsben os DeoeIi9beoen |
5noien CT forfarbelig alerebe II 90
oa Moninnen CT tommet, o9 Rt9n, / al
Jalb | en- Del Diliritter, sr %bssgnbt,
oil DsOeIisbeben tiIiuss. | Stebst for at
aitase. RIopide er Operbeuilt ON, at
Dsosli9beben, inoen Rssntioen er forbi,
oil ousrtise Q Wiaioner os m,sst mere
cub bet, bpis lite 20 Miaionsr Gapper
ftrafS ftafiss for at beitytie Geberpatisn.
ter mob bet brGbenbe 8esntlima.
0e riseits eonbbrussoifritter bar alt
miitst omtrins 80 ptoceut af beres
9nsbpr.
1rimGrfer. @n @nsIeno er, Der
maa baus ierbsIes COB lib, bar ubs
! eranIfst, at Der finbes ialt Ia, 6z6 iors
/, ifelise 6rimGrter, iom er bleuen ubs
gipns, fben SrimGrfer %ouerbopebet inos
fertes. De fleite at bisfe, 1898, fol'
Der paa England; bet surise europa
bar uOsiOei 1904, Gfen 2773, amsrita
2166 o9 auftralien 1923.
Yolttn iom ipeniisnOrif Y%iteioniul
Q@bsIioft er inooraset. Der er Gut %
Cora [ 9@bsItoft. Del par ben eneite
9onful ! gpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

pernes Nsbuenoisbso, % n%aunIis bar
bet o%uerraifet @%propGerne, at Rinsisrns
er iaa 9ooe Solbatsr, iom be bar uili
li9 unber be oil ouerltnnone Rnmps,
Iamt, Of be bar iaa 9ooe 8aaben.
Wen, trooS aft uiIoe en- forboIosuis
rin9sre groppeitplte ~littert tunne cuer'
ipbe Rineierne ON, at bsres ueuebe
Uiasier piI blius ltubt lenber o9
lammen al be ,eiuiIiiereoe" 9ere.
tOen Iuiul bstpOer ben fore crop
peianbiatnins, at Wiosterne bIipsr
tebie mere tinfpse paa bUeranors.
Detts saloer nuurIi9 IS n9 | ami %
6usIaub. Ru bar ~ubeloisUis Britt
tere ueret 4nlerere unber be fltIte biotiI
ffebfuubne Stetmpoilsr os ueo 9ien.
Gin par en- Ameritansr geoer.
Dette barmer ben UiIoe Bamle, Russ
fen, iOm aItio, 90 i9rli8 / R;na =
bar uaret at en- no9et e9enlinoi9 Rarat=
ter.
Stlain9en / DiebIittst opssres oa
osiaa iaaleoes, al Jtuslano oil / en- me.
gel mar 6rsmtio ertlere aris. =
Spsrssmaalet er fun, buem bet uiI
p%aafere Rri9en. No9le anta9er BET
ealber 8ina. Men BERTH par ben ies
nsfte r%usliite Orbre ON burtis Wt o.
bili erins ouer bele Riset
sanlfe unsbuenoi9. Snarere 9GIoer
bet oa Is n 9 | q ID, euer rettere Is n g.
| a n Bag a p
WuIisuis tunoe man tGnte fig Oct
en9eIf- Benftab, Der 10 o9lna
bar beullt Jig unber ben nuuGreno c
atile. laa ltGdt, at 3 ! Or,S at
blep bIanoet ino | Ell suentuel Beroens'
tris - % / iaa 5aIo paa @n9Ianos
Sioe.
Meu DC Cor. St0ter bar ltsole fOrs
ful9t fit samIe, beoertroneOe uoenrislts
Staoe, at bauoIe uoen at baue Sfinipss
Northumberland for Die.
% berpso uil amerita NOT bIiue.
Ipitlano oil - / 6sl9e ben %leneits
WeooeIelie - mobiIiI,re go, 600 Wanb,
= men bporban uil be TONNE til Rina.
III! ia, ON ben 5Iaaoe bog blot bape'
u9rst / Stdno for Ian9e liosnl
Rusllno er en- filter Wanb; bar
bar Ell bel 9Gr uenpnoe ueo Ul a III
6uriet o9 / Bort Nrtbnr.
Dsrira ct bar itts Iungt til Being
Gn forpiloet RsbbeIsIie saar uo paa.
at ruSfite trooper uaereoe bar beiai
pstins. ) iaa 5alb ipiasr 8usien un'
Der Dette meb be ItGusieoe.
timber al osnne inten. o9 u%oenlanoff'
borpirrin9 9aar NGustRmperne otre'
fun aItfor vieierrise" Gang ouer marsI
al Rinas propinlsr. Der meooeles bag
lis om nps MOre puu W%tisfonGrer o!
inbfsbte Rrihne. Wen b~eloi9ois CT b
fleite @ftsrrstnin9er tim ubetrGfteo.
Hpeter. ICE uioere unoer nSioltI
gapt").
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

Oct ct unagteIis tun Tibet, be allies
rebe Ma9tsr biotiI bar Opnoaet / ben
finsfffe ariie.
Oct uiier fig nsmIis MI, at ben brii'
till Aomiral 9 seymour, Der iom An'
fsrer for Ell at ale Wdgters Soloatsr
iammenIat 6er ltuloe baue unoIat 3es
aationerne / Betting, aIbeIss lille bar
naaet bette Dietise MaaI.
Gslegrammer msooelte 8anlte oiit
for noale Dage foen; at Sspmonr
IpttsIis os oeI par luppsn inOeniOI
getinos Rure = men mso Rette toiu'
Ieoe ri meset pau 9fterretninssns paa'
Iibsliebeb.
6era / Dag. 5rebas ben %. Suni,
tan Der meooeIes, at Ssnmour ielp e'
blspsn rebbet fra ben pisie u~noer9ane
men Der forlpber intet Orb ON, o.
ban bar bjuIpst eesatiOnsrne uc al Pe'
fling.
Set mooIatte mua berfcr antnseS q
pare itet.
sepmOur meOOeIte DaSsn fOtuO, a
ban par / Reb, tunoe tun boIbe no
bsilt 2 Dass til, ba ban par belsirst a
fineffte 6are en- balu Ones Util III
Iisr Tin. = 9au par uIiiaa ilet lite
Bstins.
Strofs 5Isu Der unber en- onbei
brittif 99rfsrer, Obsrit Dorwaro
aiienot en- bstpOeIis Stprte enseIfe Of
omeritanIte Solouter til Sspmouri
unbletnins. Sitter en- Tort, men bal
tia Ramp meo Riaderne lpttsoss De
oenne 9Grfprte at nofri Sepmou
- men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
elanbt gutrnrs @elanbtfab fnOss


en- geglterianer, nemlig 5er9en 81.
der, en- CON at afopoe guoIsmager
cs grunoinipeftsr Slider | 9s9ftsr O9
Bro5er til Sasigrcr SLIDER / Stius,
fOrteuer rStiue 5Itbl."
0aiti iaar @nlOmDntfoo. Stutss
oepartemeutet CT unoerrettet al II. Q.
Minilt.r pow2lI / BORT ou prince
ON. at patti bar ueOtaaet @ulomput,
lob, % at ben umeritanlfe @ulbboaur
ital uGrs 8aroisnbeb.
2iDets Elage. Gil en- gisuinssfOm-
misiion paa Senomere / Ror9e er Der
inb9iuet fsI9enbe Rlage:
Gil n. n. gisuinsstOmmislfon.
9i9nlu9stommisliOnen bar lat mig /
en- Stat uf 6 Sr., buiItet er alt for
meset for mig, Og iss bar berfOr ben
llaio til 9i9tOmmisi ionen, at ben llaar
Of paa Statten. Seq ltuloe beIlt bare
fri for al Stat; .tbi jag PLACES Of ct
SrofiiItGloe, Rome o9 ufonfirmereoe
Born. 2@rbetigSt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Ben fineGife Strife.

Se1moir CT nnbiat = Weianoier1es
Strbnc ubis = Sien Sim after |
Sure - Iinngc u%OeHinubifc 3rop'
pert lanoiGttes. = Gfinipgen mcllem
Gnglnnb % Rnslanb. = 5orUirreor
Me0oelelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Weianotcrne

Deb man intel onl.
glOals snselfte Sanger beretter, at
oae@elanbter / gstlns sr m Drosoe o9
oerts pOisuer brGnbte Of I'll @ruuOsn;
andre = Cs be bar iOrmooentliS Jtet -
ertIars, at bins fun boIoss / 6an9en'
itab lom @iosIer.
Dstie Rpste itubfGitss al en- puSiis
tineft Meooslslie %ansaaenoe: Jreos'
or lag.
Rantinss giestOnse 9r. eiu for'
S litrsr nsmIis, at ban bar iaaet Ufs9'
beleIle ON, at y@eianoterns getin9 er
/ 5Gro msO at Opfiue, 6reosbetin'
gel era.
SOl Der sr net. men tinsfF. Der er
10 net Tile ertlGrst aris fra noSeniom'
bslli SiOs; bDOrior ltaIoe man iaa nu
I'll at Opitiue 5reosbetin sslitr".
0sil. Sasen iOrbOIosr fig rimslis'
pis Iaa, at ben iniIoe tinefife enteteiier'
inbe, Der lite uben @runo isIa Gronsn
patIs unbsr fig, bOIber aue 9sianoisrns
etmil b t, men beltemt Jan9enltabi
bum tan nemIig fuu uomGrtet Drug for
beres 6ialp, uaar bun en- Dag mef
en- af aue be lntsrssierebe Wasters Sol'
batter lammeniat 9a, lise no for Ye'
finas Ulure = ltaI Ill at i9tte 1T from.
mslts Anfist op % erflere; DDasr
genner, buab bstpber al oenne Staabsi;
8 tan 10 islu le, at iss bar bsfipiisi
ebers ganbsmanO / Betting imOo min'
ernmw Qaustampare."
I'll bet fore Qisblit oil ben 9Gus
Dame not pore @eianoterue.
Siensgiin.
gn anben b.ignosrlis WebbsIie saaI
uo paa, at i%aainart Oberit Dor war
forloo Iiieu,1 lin, toS en- tinelilt oar
iturte unbsr @eieraI Nieb after TAI
paa benns gp os bespnbte ct regimes
igt Reimbursement.
6orelsbig mao man bog iilue fig nos
get fteptiit %ouerfOr benns Wsooslsli's
gaaliosIisbeo. Obi, bet ifnlos bog
pars mere eno fart, ON be fremmso'
WOstsr fsrft inbtOs 1tien'gfn % osr'
etter blottebe fig iaa messt. at be lis'
sfter funbs bliue ubiat for ct Bombar'
bement.
Del bsrffer Der flor Stiuipss msIsn
@nslenbsrns % 0usernt
men benne faar bog pei lite Con til a
bolirs fig iaa ubesribsIis bnmi, at Ri
nsisrns Tan resne meb ben.
Sroppes manufacturing % Siinipge.
Oct or naltsn foruroIisenoe, fat
manse Trooper. be fOrlfsaiss Masis'
lanblaiter | 6ina. Der or 8anifs pif
RsuiussforitsI opps %ansaaenos crop
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

&eu

n, t.
ss.l.
(af sapt. anum'f i .1rite arigsRipcubiot
Os0 : yrt'ss 9Gr.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Moltitoerne o. Malariaieberen.

o@bm6 MisfOuarp Snteaisencsr "brin.
ger iniereslants WsobeIelisr fra ben
@tsl COTTON. ODsrtirurs. Or. q 8 /
5orsnin9 ueb 9iusrpooI trOpilfe Weoi.
%cinifoIe bar fOretaset til Sierre
9eone (@uineutpfen). Or. &Ois bar
tioIisere etsperimenteret | Snbien os
tom Der til ben Siutuin9, at Wolfitos
srne por | bsi @rao mebuirfenbe psb
ubbrebeIien af ben | tropifte @9ne Iaa
farlise M%olariaisbsr. Deb fine TIMBER.
together | Sierre 9sone sr Or. &ol8 MI
tommen til bet Heiultat, at Der sr en-
beitemt Writ of Moifitoer, fom &c iarIis
farIise Smiitebarere. 0an baaber, at
mon psb nermere of ffuoere bisie Ours
9suepis - be logger bere8 2G9 pau
Operfaben af i%tiaelfaaenbe Wanb, lise.
iom pore alminbeIise Mp9- faI tunns
faa Wibler | 9anoe til fuIbfaubi9 at
ubrpbbe benz.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-03-09
SISTERS BEST FELLER.n

My sisters "best feller'' is most six-foot-
three.
And handsome and strong as Teller can be;
And Sis, she's so little and slender and
You never would think she could boss him
at all:
But my jung!
She don't do thing
But make him jump round like he worked
with q string;
1t just makes me 'shamed of him some
To think that tt he'll let girl bully him so.
He goes to walk with her and carries her
And coats and umbrellas, and that kind of
stuff;
She loads him with things that must weigh
And. honest, he likes it, as If it was fun.
And, oh, say!
When they go to a play
He'll sit in the parlor and fdget away,
And she won't come down till it's quarter
And then she'll scold him cause they get
there so late.
He spends heaps Of money a-buyin' her
Like candy and flowers and presents and
But all he's got for 'em S handkerchief
fussed-up concern made of ribbons and
| He thinks it's just grand,
Cause she made it. he says, with her
own little hand"
| He calls her an ''angel'-I heard him-and
saint"
And '.beautifullest bein' on earth;"-but she
amt.
! Fore go an errand for her any time
l just make her coax me and give me a
! dime;
| But that great, big silly-why, honest and
true!-
He'd run forty miles If she wanted him to
Oh, gee-WhiZ!
l tell you what tits!
l just think it's awful-those actions of
his.
I won't fall in love when I'm grown-no,
STREE!
My sisters "best feller' s warnin' to me
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ON THE DEFENSIVE.
Indignation of Napoleon at Being
Spied Upon at St. Helena.

One Of the ''Talks with Napoleon quot
ed from DR.. O'Mearas diary in the Cen
fury records Napoleon's indignation at be-
ing, as he considered it. spied upon, while
living at st. Helena.
II understand" said he, ''that an Off
Ger is placed here to report about me, and
to see me two or three times in the TWEEN
ty-four hours, and that they We're talking
of making him go into my chamber to see
ME if l did not come out Any person."
said he then, with considerable agitation,
who endeavors to force his way into my
apartment will be corpse the moment
he enters it. If he ever eats bread or
meat afterward am not Napoleon. This
| am determined on. l know that will
he Killed afterward, as what can one do
against camp? But what of that? I
have faced death many time. Besides,
l am convinced that this governor, this
chief OF jailers, has been sent out on pur-
pose to poison me, or put me to death
some way or another, or under some pre-
text. by Lord Castlereagh.
Il have seen," continued he, Russians,
Russians, Arabs, Cossacks, Tartars,
Spaniards. Persians, Turks (here he
enumerated a great many more), land
never in my life before did I behold so
ill-favored and forbidding countenance,
or so down and horrid look. He car
ries crime imprinted OH his countenance
He is a man, to judge from his physiog-
Monty. that one would select for the COM
initial of any atrocious crime, and as
such has been selected out by your min
listers, l suppose, OH purpose to make way
with mo -
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"A Royal Palace in the Market

The Grown lease Of Ethan court and
palace, which forms one of the most in
teresting links with the past which has
ever passed into the estate market, is
advertised for sale. It's history dates
from TIE time of Edward the Confessor
(lO42-66). At that time the manor be-
lonscd TO the Grown. 1t was granted by
William the Conqueror to bis brother,
Odo, Earl Of Kent, but reverted to the
Crown. While the date of the erection
OF the palace is uncertain, it is known
that it was a royal residence from 1910
t, 162S. "John O. Eltham," Edward H.,
Edward Ill, Richard H.. Henry w.,
Henry ", Henry vi, Edward w.,
Richard I'LL, Henry VII, Henry VIII,
Mary, Elizabeth and James I. all resid-
ed at the palace. 1t was there, also,
that Edward III. held has Parliament,
Richard III. entertained the captive
King of France, Henry w. was espoused
to Joan Of Navarro, and Edward Tvs
daughter Bridget was born. After pass
ing through other royal hands, the palace
came into the possession Of Sir John
Shaw. 1t is from one of the three parks
known as the Middle park that the
middle Park Plate'' takes it's name.
The present house retains the old moat,
and part of the original palace is still
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