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COrNTFSS'S NTIED MORTGAGES.
Former Mr.. Birkrtt said TO Have Done Some
Curious Fin an cierinE.

Sherin Walton Of Kings county rnet1
yesterday unsausfcd judgment against tbs
property OF Amelia Birkett the wife oe
count AloNarder de I.aske. She was for
inrrlv tho widow of eN-State Senator James
" Rirkett some time ago she bought tho
Central Railroad Hotel at Liberty and West
streets. Manhattan. from Herman Raubs
president of tho consumers Brewing Com>
pany Sh" gave in exchange the property
~ SO Jay stree, and n mortgage on iss Han>
cock street. Thirteen not.Ae, each for 900
N"rc also given in payment. The first nota
III, defaulird and then Raub obtained judgs
mpr.t Shenf Walton learned that the Hans
cock strcot hpuS" was mortgaRed TO othet
persons for 81 .nul and he refused 10 seize 10
ON ,h,. RH!h Judgment II II alleged that the
I t'otiutas> de- IR,k" sold the Central Railroad
Hotel 10 the firm ot lemmoull n Wo1 Tor
s.OUn which SUM was paid 70 her lust be.
for,. she sailed for Lurun". The Count and
his VII. are now living Va plr,~.
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'bs moment hs entered R~e,h sre.' until
hs arrest in k~arnr Town itaI '.l.
Ninnins rho hv-s IN Sim strs~'. Nr.tgtur.
-s.d Yesterday that h. .sv Rsrtsr sh..'
rhe minister. u was salsns up MidIsrd
avenue he sad. :, few minl'ss before =
10 clocA on IN. morning u he shori.n. just
- rot near 70 B.ech str-~t I saw Barker
coming down Midland avenue on tho nor Ia
side When he reached tho hou~ ~ w
ysn wlnse he turned and vent down Bseoh
str~s'. on tho vest side, Just 'hsn sAs
Mr Keller coming along on 'hs Hast sd. ~
nc~ch street. iIn Wss IN brown study and
~ not .srfn to a.. Bark-r who waited fpr
W. krllar 20 pass and then ,utsacro-s 'Ia
-frec' diRgonallv following Mr. kpl'.r.
" hen within few feet Of him Barker dr"v
u revolver FROM q pocket In his ove-coat aud
fred IN Mr Keller without word NJ warning
The minister turned around and fel forward
With hir face toward tho Arlington cuf
Marker walled until Mr.. Keller fsll and then
arcd ,hrce nct- shots al him while he was
IN the sidewalk. There was n shor' interval
between thu first and second shors ! vas
sanding on the opposite corner ~ Beeoh
street and Midland avenue ~ tho time and
started hurrledly down Midland ay.u.e
! did not want 20 be called az witness
saw two men help Mr. Keller ~ OJe o,
them was The Inspector for he trac'ion COM
uaUy
The sun., 1901-02-14
SCHOOL ROtRD REFLECTS O'pRIEN.
And Tie Tci,s Teachers Again That Political
Pull " ont Help Them

The School Roard for the boroughs ~
Manhattan and The Bronx reorgsni2ed for
the ensuing year last night and Miles VI
O'Brien was reelected president nv tho votes
Of all the seventeen members prcsent VII
liam Ellis was reelected secretary, his
term this time heing fixed by resolution Al
three years with a salary Of q, 500. The del
egates to the Central Board were all reelected
President O'Brien defended tho board from
the che arge Of eNuavaganCa
Every dollar We have ask ed for. said he
we have ask ed for because II was our duty
and every dollar has been sell spent
Mr. O'Brien also reiterated his declaration
pull must expect no preferment in the svs stem
and that every application for advancement
must have merit behind u
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TnE su,iIE>r WouiN ~ CrBA.
S~nori,a ia Cenda, ~ Inches Tall. Calls on the
Presidcnt and Wakes a speech.

ro-- TO-DAY prc-Idcu' Mckinley received
SeuorIt1 Istirto da '"nda, VIII" l. the smallest
woman IT, tuh1. She Wa, born near Matan1
laS and i about to return home after visis
to the United ~tatos' Sonori'l da Cenda
Is commonly called hy her irI""d- "Chiquita.'
She i 81 YEAR old. - inches tall and Weighs
= puunGs Sh" was Nhpvilv dressed in
~itin- and silh- and Nor" diamonds She
speaks Spanish. italian. lr"u"h and English.
and mad. q li't." .f,'"Dh 10 iu" President fp
~. last named Language. a. follows.
want 10 thank vow. Mr. President Tor whae
yuu have dome fur nay "OGle
The President replied That WAS n very
nice litti. .I""clt. uu" Of the most welcom9
| have ever received
The sun., 1901-02-14
yO CRIITEyDE> r BELIEITE
Freuohnan's . suicide the Only One That seem,
to Respond to This Rumor.

There was story sfoat last night ths, =
man named Crittenden was either dead IN
the morgue at Bellevue or had been buried
therefroin under another name. and ths, hs
was a relative Of en-Gov. Crittenden o' Mis-
sour. The case was said 10 be ono Of suicide
and TO have come from a hotel a, Third avenue
and Tenth street
The records az the hospital and at the
rnorsus bore no name Of crittsnien or any
thing nkeit. From q hotel at 100 Third stenus
the BODY Of young man was removed 10
tho morgue on Tuesday. He had been a.
phyNiated there during the night in his room,
He was registered a. Thomas A Mernin.
HIS body was identified at the morsue by
man who said he was his father. an employee
at Tihany's. andit was buried In Calvary Gene
'ery Mernin was a naive OF France ac-
cording 10 the books
The sun., 1901-02-14
.>rORr. aDsrrT orr TyRr ISLAND.
II u srrmis-d That She Broke something and
stopped Engines 10 MAX" Repairs.

The Anchor Limo steamship astoria, which
left ort yesterday morning wit h m"rchau-
discaud a few passengers for Glasgow. stopped
a mile and half east of he Fire Island light
ship and began drifting h'for" III. struug
northwesterlv gale She hoistcd no signals.
which -nc would LaV" done Il ANYTHING seri-
GU, had Il prened aboard N" agent 81
the I'm" -ur'uis"d a first that III" was ad ust-
ing her compasscs >hN set q sail. probably
10 keep hcr head up. and gradually vanished
from the vision Of the observer. head Ia gale
Her spnr- v.re below tha horizon at T.. VI
II j. probable thar sonnet hing went wong
wi,h lcr machinery and her eng n"cr, We're
making repalr-
The sun., 1901-02-14
uIvISTER GRIPS COBPItIvT.
lie Has = Telephone Iineman Arrested on a
Charge ~ Assault.

WAsHINDTuN. Feb ~. Mr. \ Grip. the
Minister from Norway and sweden, at whose
iu>tanc" Samuel K. Fowler. n llneinan IN tho
employ of tho Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone COMPANY was arrested YESTERDAY
on a charc" OF assault. was unable {" appear
IN polio" court tins morning. Ih" ease was
or MIR Grlp.
Fowler was ~ the top of a telephone pole.
engaged III strinGns wires, on Nineteenth
street, near columbia road. YESTERDAY after
noon when MIR GrIp rod" by on his bicycle
Nr. trlp started 20 ride over wire, one end
Of which was on the ground and the other
attached 10 n CrosS-Hrm on the pole on which
Fowler was working Fowler saw him COM
ing and says that he cnd.aVored tn ralS" the
wire for the Minister to pass under. The
result was that Mr. Grip rode against the air.
and sustained n painful injury 10 IA" bridge
Of his nose and Ia hi. face.
The sun., 1901-02-14
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ofnn Niee nl me organ laVloh 1000 on wb sho
Seht'n-DevetN pun uhe "I .ne .en h WI
ma. Hrepned a lst saId yestei Gay wa A.
nstter OF fact there wa. more at stake than
the police counts ship an the Voness
oetwsen the hon John ,MtoIl. MAycr
Van Wyck ana ton'nissiohei oeA,3h oeA,h v On ino
one land ana torporation '|rhsei WhMe1
lhat The fact that both Mr Nhaien ana Sir.
' an WICK deslT"d NOMINATIONS ioI the su-
IRENE Court this ihl had soinethihs 10 90
with The matter oecause shch OF them ICY
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MI. Whalei might nave had noniinainn
II,
The sun., 1901-02-14
no, NSiNF FRON OVERSTI d.
He Was business Manager Of the Nigh School
Paper and writer for II.

FiurMFIFLp, lob. 10. Herber, 4 Grant.
- vcars old, >or Of BRYAN Grant, New York
iavy"- living IN Harrison street. this town.
a,- committed Ia tho fs~ev County Asylum
for IN" lusan" bv Pe"order Jacob &. Post
10 dav. The ,er,lnoatc was signed bv pr.
Cook" Of Fast Oraug" and Dr. ". II Van
,io, au of Bougr"!d Grant WIS considered
one al tic hrV't'gSt pupils of th" high school
pud was business MANAGER of and q frequent
contributor To- tho school paper, n" Higt
school EtiO. Ov"rstudy. due TO his dos, re-
To- stand AZ tho head oi his class il given ~
tho cause Of tho BOYS trouble.
according to Detective BayIi>s aud super
IntcuGcnt a.! schools Chancellor, Young Grant
ro,crtiv irlnd 80 sci tho school On FIRE aud
siol, - microscope. which was found in 4
New ark paWnshor. Mrs Grant, the moihrr
rl the hoN, is IroU.,i"ut in IA" Nomsns
christian Tom crane" mon and president
uT g.. press bureau ot 'h" fSs"V tpuntyt Mon.
The sun., 1901-02-14
p. 4. ROCKEFELLER TO WE'D April es
Date Set for His Marriage to Misc Isabel Good
rich Stliman.

lhs wedding of Percy Avery Rock k"feller
'Hr second son Of william Rockefeller, and
Miss Isabel Goodrich stllrnan will take place
ON April ~ The ceremony will be performed
nm - BartholOmsw's church, Madison
avenue and Forty fourth street. hv the rec
tor the Rev DR. David II Greer The en-
gacslucni Of tn" young couple was announced
last August at Newport Percy \ Rocss-
la-i -prinr III, elder brother. William -
Eotkciellet married the elder sister Of hs
ago He ha. two sisters. one il Mr> David
Hunter McAlpin, Jr and the other Miss
Fmma Rockefeller
Miss Ntilman was a brdesmold ~ the we'd
ding ut Miss Elsie French and Alfred GwN nue
Vanderbilt She Is the second Laughter Of
lame, ntllnan. president "f the National
Jity Euik
Mr and Mrs Stillman vii, ey" The bridal
reception n their home, : Fas' fort"th
street
The sun., 1901-02-14
HROOkIiN 'Ey ESH tBItIT
It'rr Wa rra'cr Mcctins In the Basement
white the Roof Burned.

ire" '"u Discovered ~" roo! oi thc tir>t
I'"." N"'u"di-t Church. Henry and Suruuit
.''.'., ErouNiNn, ~ HaIu"- la~t night Will" a
.''."' meeting va ~ irpcr".- IN The base
'u" ui them notified th" woi~lippers
.." ~" other ~"f' lu an alarm Deputy
.'. l'II" ."i, IN two extra alarms when he
.''''H ts tho wind Wa blowing u gale
"igInr~ and iuI"- hook and ladder
o .ltnl"> Puf "ui fi" tir" within half an
'.d H." Uvrlir" M about Slu.rnO, fully
rod hvcrl"H'rd f'uc
The sun., 1901-02-14

A ormer New York Man. Who was In Business
In bridgeport. Ala.

CHATT.Nuo6A, Tenn Fob IS sT r. Pat
terson, cashier of III" Bridgeport. Ala Bank
and cashier Of IN" Bridgeport stove Works.
pu, bullet through hl~ brain while standing
in front Of ms mirror NJ O'Clock this morning
The only reason known FOR the act Il, financial
difficulties So far a. l. known his accounts
with tho bank and with IA" stove company
are straight Nr Patterson came 10 Bridge
mort rom New York
The sun., 1901-02-14
GE>. WHLEIFR TOR 'O,GRE,S.
In,imation That tho veteran would Like to
serve His District Again.

HI,7SviLLE. Ala Feb ~ newspaper
story from Washlns'ou IN onec' that Con
.IocSph wheeler WI probably b. a candi-
dat. Tor IT,. !orli"r sent from IN" Eighth
haba ma district. o." held bv JUdg" William
Richardson. has caused general discussion
Lr,. Aff.- serving tins district a. Con-
vr".sinan for sixteen wears II was with re-
Iuctaure that Gen Wheeler gave M hi- scat
10 accept q BrigadIer-''"neral- commission
IA the army
Sincc his retirement his friends have init
mated with apparent authority, that he
as Congress again
The sun., 1901-02-14
Carnegie Library for Eastoa.

ahli-h a free library In Ea~ton has met with
.uhs,sn,ial encouragement hy the urcr o.
Andrew Carnegie, who has agreed to give
I5n.Vg provided the citizens furnish a site
or u building aud contribute Si,pr n veAr.
The sun., 1901-02-14
Iu,urious Every Ia, Tran to California.

IN,rN gay IN tnr year ~. Overland Limited raves
thlcaro s3O " VA the shortest route, thlCago
aud Noriha r~.cfn, lnlon and Southern Pacific tall-
yhNs and arrives san Ftanrisco q IS y. third DAY
Through dopble drawing rnm sleeping cais buffet
..iazfy car win baiberl ana Aiming car. lofofnA-
ton st Northwestern L'ne OSlcv, s6l BxAy. y.-tGt.
The sun., 1901-02-14
I2:sO Noon the Florida Limited.
The standard Train Of the Present d.

FIta " leave New Nofk dad! eNc'p; sunday
va = n aud southern Railway. First arriving
ST. Augustine f,fst In every respect Two other
fast trains dal hy tho southern Railway. Draw
ing room. compartment cars throurh dining car
srlc.. New York ofrc->. 27i and lls5 Broadway.
.Alr.
The sun., 1901-02-14
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Goif. Rt Hot Springs. Arkansas.

80 Uisd States Government owns the spungS
,ho ave tHc waters viii cut. rheumatism. gup guit
N'ihlga and nervous troubles. mite bureau
Z" Information foi illustrated bOVss-Adr.
The sun., 1901-02-14

from crntic Of N-w YORK u centre ~ Chicago ana
al thc vav IN siEht Of rvsT OF ia.s you III ,hS
New York CcnWaL-Adt
The sun., 1901-02-14

made Of trc tender meat ~ ltue pigs ard choice
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un.eSs you have uied them Bcware OF Imitation.
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Fla special 30 Two oiher trains only
one night to all florida points. quickest route
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Stops the Cough
and Works on the to,d.
lAxau,e BIoao Quinine removes the u~.-A61.
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Misses Chew and Hays.

Misses Leah Chew and Katie Hays
entertained a number OF their young
friends Monday night at Mrs. Chew's
home on south street. There were
fifteen or twenty couples of our
young society circle present.
The amusement Of the evening was
a wax modelling contest. Each guest
was given a supply Of gum TO chew
aud work into some animal form.
Miss May Sharp won the prize, a
pretty picture, by making a model Of
IL COW which was decided to be the
best Of the models.
Ice cream, lemon ice and a variety
Of cakes were served TO the guests.
After the contests and the refresh
ments the guests amused themselves
in social cOnveres about the rooms
and on the pretty lawn.
Misses Chew and Hays were most
pleasant hostesses and their guests
all pronounced the evening a most
delightful one
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Mrs. j. ii. Hall Entertains.

Mrs. ], II. Hall entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends Saturday after
noon at her pleasant home 10 College
Place. The house was prettily deco
rated with palms and cut flowers and
presented an inviting appearance.
The amusement feature Of the
afternoon was a picture guessing con-
test. Tue pictures were cut from
advertisements of various articles
without the names of the things
advertised, and the test vas to guess
what the pictures were used to adver-
tise.
Misses Bette M~ountjoy, Mary
Blackwell and Stella Ryland guessed
the same number Of pictures and on
dwawing it was VOL by Miss Bette
Mountjoy. The prize was a pretty
piece of statuary on a pedestal.
Miss Mary Blackwell served delicious
strawberry punch in the hall TO the
guests when they arrived.
Ice cream, orange ice and a variety
of cakes were served to the guests.
Mrs. Hall entertained her guests in
the most pleasing manner and all
enjoyed the afternoon with her very
much.
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Miss Anna Kennedy, Of Higgins
Vile, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Wallace, for a few
days, left this morning for ST. Louis,
and after a few days visit there she
will leave for Washington, where she
will spend most of the summer.
To save mending, avoid breaking, and
to. avoid suffering, prevent coughs and
colds by the timely use Of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup. 1t is a safe, sure add
swift remedy for all bronchial ailments.
Price, Is aud so cents. For sale by Creu-
shaw q Young. 6-1m1
A marriage license was issued this
morning TO Mr.. J. ID. Berry and Miss
Sadie Chaddock, both of Kansas City.
They were married this morning at
the parsonage of the Methodist
church by Rev. j. 9. Given, and after
the ceremony returned to the Com
mercial hotel.
The members Of the choir Of the
German Evangelical church went to
wellington yesterday morning to fur
niSh music at the conference of the
western district Of Missouri. A large
number of the church members also
went to Wellington with them to
attend the conference.
Many women fail to digest their food
and so become pale, sallow, thin and
weak, while the brightness, freshness
and beauty OF the skin aud complexion
departs, Remedy this by taking Herbiue
after each meal, to digest what you have
eaten, Price, 80 cents, Fer sale by
Crenshaw & Young. 6-1m1
Mr.. Thomas Galloway, who lives
south of town, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Anna Galloway, went
to Kansas City Saturday evening tC
visit his SOC, Walter. Sunday they
both went to Leavenworth to visit
Mr.. Callaway's son, Lawrence, who
is in the U. s, cavalry there.
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Teachers, Attention !

In order that the teachers of Lafay-
cite county may be better prepared for
the regular examination to be given at
Lexington June 81 and 22, | send you
this for publication.
In these examinations the following
order will be observed, with maximum
time allowed set opposite.
June 21st, a. M, Arithmetic, go
minutes; Language Lessons, 40 min
utes; Grammer, so minutes; Geogra-
ply, 40 minutes; Spelling 40 minutes.
June 21st, p. ms Reading, 40 min
utes; U. S. History, 90 minutes; Civil
Government, 40 minutes; Physiology,
40 minutes; Pedagogy, 60 minutes.
June 22nd. a. m, Algebra, 1870
minutes; Literature, 100 minutes.
June 22nd, p. M, History, Zone
branch), 100 minutes; Science, Zone
branch) 100 minutes.
Examinations will begin promptly
at 8 a. m. and close at ~ m, and open
at 9 p. III and close at 6 p. N.
This will take the two days required
by law, and will complete the exami-
nations for third grade 10 one day,
thus leaving tine higher branches for
the second day.
There will be five questions for each
40 minute subject; eight for each 80
minute subject, and ten, for each of
the higher branches. Teachers who
know the subjects will not need all the
allotted time.
Many teachers have written me In
regard to certificates issued under the
old law. In response to these in
quirieS | wish to state that all certif
Gates are good until they expire b,
|, Limitation. Jos. KUEHLs,
County Commissioner of schools