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as have occurred N othor s,..,.
SSNecpl!on Of Garnett xn,,S sections. Ine
but wen Tor,, an unpleasant duty 10 me-
that il W wsi have performed Il. fce! Ing
satisfied that bl lus s. punishment aud fully
MAS fs truth q T. For S eigh M n resrs an
;, m lI,i ,S r9 with the case and M sats
voice - wus II and uan the trial nat n
crime. ''e' raised In eStenuatIon OF the
and be he, was taken to Rusk this afternoo,,
"''"''u WIN the governors action. "S wen
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BURGLARS MAKE BIG HA,u.
Steal a soo-pound SAT.
$4,000 in Gold o oect

Anaconda, Mont. Apr,l 90
early tods. 'pooefy was committed here
s1o ooo '' 'n ny two burglars. who secured
49, N gold The burglars entered ,he
A.. S,iooh by forcing in the street
u nor hodily picking up aoo.pound NE
Driving a outside i ,S onto o., an express wagon
~, open and secured $1,000 in GOLD Iuey broke
III n.oksn safe Into the wa,on u,,lng
s s,S.ot the horse toward town ma my
'"'" escape There is no clew.
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Excitement Over Areoed 81. e.,

-. Jennings, La, April 70, -conslderah,e o.,
S''anen' was caused today by ths ~,
no',nS that gold OF something ,er,
n drilIins nai ~sl gold pSl had been discovered
i Lsse Arthur Nothing de6ni'ah hpman 20
almost INA l,hlftaer than that the town own o.
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Rochelle to succeed ni,,.,

craft 1 a,s'., Texas, April 26.8-The demo.
peminatSsai a sosy So%wPitee q Bowie county
irslsialnre which win cd noshelie 10 the
signed. SESSION. Vice W. W. Dnlsrd' n r ~
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.. D. sudduth Admitted to sail

Mineola Texas, April Sd. D. sud.
dutn charged with murder in Van Zandt
county and denied hail by the justice Of
peace OF thar place was with Judge Rms.
sEu at Qutman Yesterday on a writ o,
in the sum Of S2OtN I" "'I'
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Aphis Is Disapos.ri,r

,c,, ,e"s ieAas, April I'd Farmers re-.
almost sns en,i ss l,.IS green bugs that have
srops q this sou rulae a. tss wheat and oats
a'a : seem 70 relisA bot weasss es raey
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| win hardly be greater than the approprfa.
lions that Will be made for the same pc
rlod.
l3ut, what the necessity for pnrchasin :
a advance and before needed, timber or
linbefcd lands ana iron ore or lands con.
tanning deposits Of iron ore. sufficient TO
supply the charcoal aud iron ore ne ,cssdry
% operate the furnace aud pipe works 10
their full capacity for not less than five
tcarsi Nowhere in the bill docs there
irrcar any authority 10 or rranircment
cioi, to operate the pipe mandatory or
| ensh.t' int y .4sttf ~ tne itisk
enough the bll IL entirely silent n this
respect Comment upon this Important
omission cond be but conjectural. and
should, therefore. not be induged In.
against the wisdom Of the proposed meas
urc but the objections stated nre deemed
sunlcient to Justify Withholding lis ap
The bin on the statute book. it VIII be
mandatory upon the commissioners 10 OK
pcute the viii Of tho legislature, ~ there
N expressed respecting the Development
ana extension n pipe manutpctory. what
ever the consequence 10 the uhcr DrnnchcS
OF rue penltenuay system or to the gen
eral revenue OF the SHtc.
" must not he understood from the ac
lioh now tal;cn upon the measure anu
from the expressions herein uscd thut IL
~ the Intention OF the present management
nt rho peniicntlnrt system To- abandon this
ministry. on the contrary. the plant VIII
ne continued ~ operation and 10 the cx
tent possible With the resources ~ the
command nf the commissioners regard be.
ing nt the saine time Ind far the npcessl
YES Of other departments of the scrvlcc in
me matter of maintenaucr and admins.
iratiou Effort viii also De mndc to de.
lcfmlne the suitability Of ignite FOR usc
IN the furnaces
April 20 1901
70 tne SECRETARY Of state
House blli 80 70 entitled "An act 10
amend section 20. chapter .. General Laws
NJ tho state - Texas passed. al the first
called session OF tbr twenty hfth leglsla-
turr Of the Statc Of rcSas. approtcd juno
% ISL GNlng certain ciyi fees 10 be
charged hy certain "nuuty ana precinct
obiccrs,' Is herewith transmitted dislp-
proved
The effect of the bHl under consideration
should II become itw. would pc to restore
inc fees of tNN collectors taV Hsscssprs
ro1ntr and district elUr'S ihprinfs aud
lHS-titrs of me peace In civil cnscs in lSo
counties Whose voting population vac less
han 5000 ut the lust election for prrsldent
Of the lnitcd states 60 the amnunts nj
lowed them prior TO the enactment ~ cunu.
called SESSION. approved ,Iunc ~ 1897
~" history on ms l"gislniinu Is familiar
compushrd IN Toe matter Of official fees
WAS uuly secured uflrr u long uud deter
mined pifort. suppp"ird by the platform
pledge oi the dominant party IN this
There can bc mo- reasonable objection 70
pa amendment ~ ttc gct of Juur 10. 1Spi.
70 ,hosa larucu whore experience his
n"Nh iHrW ~ ur dflrimrui4' in thc pub
W. service n ls hcllcrcj however, that
the hili under consideration too mdicd
and comprehensive I'ndo tbr guise OF
amendment n ls repeating .n lte character
ana eject. rather than remedial as to
specific defects I'M rNiEins nw anil hcug
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Granted q Permit.

Austin, Texas, April ri Authority 70
% business IN Texas was today esanted
ny fhe secretary Of State 10 Z. j. Wlllis
stock $4,000 capital
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Our superior advantages
over other companies are {:
First Our oil prospects
are equal 10 the best.
Second We give a land
value far in excess OF
that OF any other COM
pany.
Third We have no ex-
penses, as our officers are
not Salaried and our direc-
tors serve for The honor of
representing tins staunch
and conservative company.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
REAL ESTATE.
NEW BUILDING OF THE BANK OF THE
STATE OF NEW-YORK TO
COST So 100000

1t was learned yesterday that the cost of the
new twenty-five story building which the Bank of
the State of NewYork is to erect at the northwest
corner of William-st. and Exchange Place will be
sS'oOoo instead of S5C0OO0 stated when the plans
were nied. and that the building will be begun
IN the course of few months. The structure will
take in the sites of Nos. 4S. IS and Al Exchange
Place two buildings the rear of the structure
at present occupied by the bank and Nos. Al and iS
Wall-st This will give the building an Il shape,
with entrances on Wall-st, William-st. and Ex-
change Place While the building is being put up
the bank will occupy temporary quarters elsewhere
The transfer of the property on the north side of
One-hundred- 100 feet east of River
side Drive. 175x1Oon feet. by Patrick Flanagan to
Maude S Gibson, recorded yesterday. The
price was apparently 1928 500. the buyer giving
mortgage for $780, 600.
Walker Stabler yesterday gave the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company a mortgage for sS5O00o and
the Cosmopolitan Realty Company second mort
gage of $4,000 the Hotel Touraine. at Nos. and
IL East Thirty-nnth-st. which he built.
Philip H. Dugro and others yesterday transferred
to the Central Realty Company the northeast
corner of Broadway and Sixty-second-st., the sale
of which reported some time ago.
four Story ny aS house. lot s. to
& client for s2 500 The same firm m has LEASED for
ft Bank for It term Of 3 the at the
1t reported yesterday that the southeast cor
ner of Broadway and hundred -and-seventy sec
owner of record is Alois Gutwilig.
Richard Dickson has sold the two four story brick
tiathouses. Nos 81 and S1S East One-hundred-and-
twenty -frSt-St.. for the estate of Mary Eicher.
Samuel Goldsticker has sold for the estate OF
Henrietta August to DR.. Albert Fl. Fridenberg. the
four story high Stoop brownstone private dwelling
house, No. 81 East Sixteth-st.. lot 20xl00.5.
l. j. Phillips * Co. have sold for Matilda Open
heimer the five story American basement dwelling
house No 142 West Seventy seventh-st T.6x10C, for
about $36,0o0 The firm has sold for j. Walter
Thompson to Emil ]. Stehi. No. lS West seventy
SiXth-st. four story dwelling house on lot SXl22
1t was reported yesterday that Joseph 5. Stilwell
had sold the plot lO06x17x90xS49, at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Observation-Disclosures seventy
second-st.. for about $4,000
1t was reported that jeremiah c. Lyon had sold
for about 100000 the plot 1O05X25. at the southwest
corner of Fifth-ave. and Fifty -hfth-st the last
remaining unimproVed portion of the old st. Luke
Hosrital grounds. The name of the buyer was not
given, and Mr.. Lyon could not be found last night
to verify the report II said at his office yes
terday afternoon that nothing was known OF the
reported sale.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. IS (special)--Freezing weather all
over the West did not the corn market from
decline Half of Tuesdays advance was lost To-
nights prices are l5sc under Tuesdays. There was
-, sall;-, of Nav by the interest which bought
so heavily Yesterday; hut it on no such scale as
Yesterdays buying. Cudahy was liberal seiler' so
was Robson In spite of frosts everywhere over the
West the country seller, indicating there hao
been no serious damage. December opened at oic
TO 5s5kc sold between Gle and 5Sikc, and closed at
ss7sc September closed at 561sc May at so5sc- The
opinion to-day is that big buying of Tues
day by Schwartz-Dupee was, in the main, cover
ing of short line with perhaps some additional
buying in the expectation the market would turn.
On the break to-day there was some buying by the
old bulls Patten. Bartlett-Frazier and others, but
not on large scale. The shipping demand was en-
tirely absent Gables were up only feebly. The in
spection was IA cars. with $50 for tomorrow.
Wheat off about 1c. nearly all the advance of
Tuesday; December opened at 7s1sc sold between
12sc and 7O7sc and closed sc sellers; September
closed at CSC Sellers May 74ssc Cables dis
appointing the bulls. There shipping de-
mand. clearances were only $4,000 bushels West
ern receipts were light, particularly in the South
west Northwestern carlots were not much over
last year-574. against 4es. The Northwest covered
shorts here. The selling led by the interest
which was selling corn, the market being narrowed
by the adjournment tomorrow.
Oats were weak with corn, the close being ssG5sc
under Tuesday. September closed at $3.50; May at
s*c. The receipts were Lghtl02 cars, with 10 for
Thursday. The shipping demand poor. Ee-
vator concerns the best sellers of futures
some Of the large oats holders were the buyers
the break: the market a narrow one.
Flaxseed was 1Q2c higher for spot and September,
but &c lower for October; cash 81 s3ds1 s.; Sep
tember 81 So; October closed at 81 45 At the
three points there 80 of seed, against IA
last year
Provisions were strong. although the interest
Tlcn bought January ribs on such a huge scale on
tGesday was selling them out to-day. Packers
were the buyers-Armour and the others The big
selling was by Schwartz-Dupee who took such a
hne OF provisions yesterday. Hogs were l0c higher
WITH prices at the top for the year Pork closed
changed 10 l0c higher. Lard closed 100I5c higher
Kns Were unchanged TO 71zc higher: The provision
lalent Is very much bewfldered. The packers who
sre bulish the nearby futures are divided on the
January. 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
NE EW-YORK.

AVON SPRINGS N Y
Buffalo Rochester
Write for Booklet concerning The Sulphur Water and
Baths Rheumatism Gout etc. and The Sanitarum
for Treatment. Recreation Rest Address
rrs CYRUS ALLEN & SON.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

AUCTION SAIlES t1ST TtFHDA1
The auction offerings Of real estate yesterday re-
suited as follows:
BY william Ryan: Gil and 613 4sth-st. s. 155
Il Of 1tth-ave 50xiO0.5 3 story hk factory; vol
untary sale: adjourned to october
By Herbert \ sherman: 1.sSI I'd ave. 97th-
and fiat h; American
Mortgage T. Alger al; Bowers 4
s Eugene Smith. ref; amt due. So 6 5 sub 70
taxes. etc. $1Ol9 20: to the plaintiff for So isO
BY De Wailtearss: 93I 3d-ave, cor 56th- ST.
25.5XT71. story hk fiat h. with store, and story
hk extension. 56h rs II Of Sd
ave -. 6xa55. story bk h. l63 seth :
" @ 3d-ave 2OxlOO5, and basement dWE
n. assignee's sale. adjourned 10 September -.
By Richard Y HaTuett ia 9iSt 10 II
Of Par1-ave. 2oxtOOSl2 story and basement hi
single hat H. voluntary sale: to l. n. & L. Cohen for
$4,000.
BY James l. Wells: Barker ave $. extends from
Bleecker Fultuns SXi25 5xls4 lxi146 except
part taken widen street and avenue, Bronx Improve
ment co Elizabeth Lee a all Merrill x r. atys;
Il Klisheimer due S9 235 sub
S265 prior mort. 50 500: adjourned September -
BY Peter 7 Never & oS i26ths $. 1913 II Of
5thave. Sax991 II. story dwS h: Eliza Salmon. as
guardian Jane + Mcmahon ct al, Guggenhemer u
VI. attys. s14 OT0 6I, sub
taxes etc S7S2 IL To the plautn for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ll2th 81. Nos l23 and 125 East. 49.9xIOO.I1x ir-
regular. Flora Gla ssmanu to Abraham Fox;
mortgage. S1N ltfl
2Tth-st = 100 n Of 9th ave. 1O0Xas9 Alice
GIN TO Provideut Savings Life Assurance So
clatv OF New-York. mortgage. 100000; :,
I54th-st Nos 4os and 40 West 4Ox99 II. clayton
t Dorsey to James hughes and another: mort
gage. S10, 175. -.....-
10ith-st. No 30 West lsxIO0 IL Julia e RIoss
Margaret NJ Locke; mortgage. $4,000; r S. -
75th-sj No lao West. 2oxlOa 2; Josephine 4
Habershaw to Jane l. Gould; r $. s15 10. -.
TO Everett Colby; one sixth part; mortgage. $50
S2d st. No l2S West. 20xl02. =: Caroline Ruman
TO Florence Foster; mortgage. $4,000 :.
7oth-st No West. 21x1Oo ,; Bertha T Z Com
stock TO Blanche Newman; mortgage. S25. 600:
:. Sd 25..... ..-.--.......- ..........-.
tOSth-st n s. 100 It of Riverside Drive. I75x
100. Tx Irregular Patrick Flanagan to Maude
Gibson mortgage. $500. 600; r s. so cents.
S2d-st, No 12s West 25xio2.2: Louis de Gumoens
to Caroline Rullman: X s. S11 I3.........-..-.--
6nti-st n =, 375 II W of Columbus ave, 25Xloo.5:
Thomas Cowman 10 James A Dalton; mortgage,
Greenwich-st Nos ia and TAG. 5: l0th-st.
140 II Of Hudson-st, 25xio0; 9th-ave. No I4.
g s 25.5 n of 50th-st, 25x10o: 9th-ave. No
T52. 9 50.5 II Of 51stst. 25xlo0; lst-ave
$ s ZOO II Of Sd st. 50N10o. WOodlawn
Heights: Samuel Schumacher and another.
ecutors to Charles Schnepel ct al, heirs
7th-ave c s. TAI fl of 34th-st 81. 1x10ox ir-
mortgage. s15, 200; r s. S36 so. ..................
Broadway. II 62d-st, ll6xl5f. 1Sl0O.5X
106.T: Philip II Dugro ct al to Central Realty
Company; II s, S45.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Christopher-st Nos 10 and IL. for eight story
brick warehouse: the Waverly Realty Company.
No 20 Christopherst. owner; Jardine. Kent &
Jard!ne No ,252 Broadway. architects
Minneford-ave 8. 4l0 II of Cross-st, City
Island for a three story brick dwelling house.
30x3S: ST Mary's Star Of Sea, City Island,
owner: John II o. Rourke, No 149 East 4sth-st.
architect - - COR Tour Az.
story brick tenement houses. 376xS65: Gaines
Roberts Company, No 6I7 East 137th-st. owner;
Neville & Bagge, No 2lT West 125th-st archi-
91st-st No 116 East for story brick store
22x2l: Robert Gregg No 2,of5 5th-ave. owner;
II n Anderson. No 63 Sth-ave. architect.
Bridge-ave $ s. 200 II Of Railroad-ave, for a
one story frame hoathouse. l6x40: Marguerite
Manderer. premises. owner: b Ebeling. st Law
rence-ave. architect. -.:.r....,: 80.
Greene-ave 225 II OF Maple ave, for one
story frame shed. 33Sl6: George Gerth. premises
owner: Arthur Boehmer. No 75l Tremont-ave,
architect Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
No AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

There viii be- no auction sales to-day out OF
respect 10 the memory of President Mckinley.
The auction roon7 win be open for the purpose of
announcing the dates TO which the sales have
been adjourned. The adjournm tnts are as follows:
By d Phoenix Ingraham; Az ioth 81, n 975 II OF
9th. ave 25N:s story bk H. Z Trust Co aGt Edw
J Robert and admT. - al, CiW W Sheldon,
ATTY. Charles 4 jackson. ref. amt due S2l ST. sub to
$i1@2 81 adjourned 80 september - Il TO
ave. e S1th-st. G0Nl0D story TX Il h.
IaUis Weber Building Go John Wilson 81 5'
Ashuel Fitch. atty; Sam Spsyer ref am due
taxes. Sc. 1913 80 adjourned u Sep
Washington 5oxfoS II. Also Private e76
Fort Washington Park 5ox10S II. Also Privatest
IT4. II II of Fort Washington Park 25N12SX23X
- 6; all right and interest Also l42dst, 5l4
NJ FrcdrcEs and Amelia Wilcox aEt Susan e o Fred
ricks all Mctrea. Somerville & T. atys Henry Thomp
ref amt due. 81 80; pr morris on parcels and
920 parcel J. 1850 partition. adjourned to sep
temhsr
By William NJ RYAN; - Boulevard Lafayette. "
O l5Sth-st ixT9 t5Sth x1SXT29.
story dwg Ellen 4 Tieman Francis SchnEgg
. Meyer atty; Reginald II Williams; ref. amt due,
tcuter ~.
81 samuel Coldsticker. 20 06th-st 8 IS5 II " of
Central West 2UIl01.S; story front dwE H.
Linda NJ Allen Edward W Fitzpatrick et al; Briesen
taxes etc 81 oo5 ~ adjourned September 20.
3l1 81 10th :. $50 II Of sth-ave look
30 II: hk stable Louis T HagEin agt Hosmer B
Parsons: Alexander O. attys: August \. vanderpoel
ref due. So 100 81 sub 10 taxes, etc, $3.50; ad
journed To September 20
BY Peter + Meyer & Co: 142 77th-st. : 1925 #
of Columbus l7.6xl02.2 story hk dwg h. Fanny
EInger committee, ast Matilda Opperhemer and
S27 30 10 sub taxes 5000 80, adjourned
September 20.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

A UT UNIV hIt > ID MAINE
by tne New Steel Steamers North STAR and 'FI>
ratio Hail. OF the Maine Steamship Company
ARE GEIIGHTFV'I.
SPECIAL RATES To SPORTSMEN
Ticket Offices 2s0 Broadway. Reads St. rss
S419 Franklin.
General Office. New Pier Sz. East River.
Telephone. 3i96 Franklin.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
AssiQnee's n otire.

PURSUANT to an order made by Hon. Charles
MacI.ean 0 Justices Supreme Court
of the State of New York the 2Sd day of August 1901
notice hereby all creditors and having
claims against Phillip A. Phpsen. lately doing business
the Neptune Mfg Supply Co., and trading at No l6
Street, of Manhattan, City OF New
York they required present their claims. with
therefor duly verified. for
the creditors said Phillip A. Phipsen at
4 Hanover Street. Borough of Manhattan,
City New York before the Iith day of November
1901. JOHN II. REPPtR. Assignee
SHIRLEY & SMITH Attorneys for Assignee 63-65 Wall
Street. N Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
financial elections.

THE PROCTER 81 GAMBLE COMPANY:
FNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
Of this Company for the election of Directors and for
sgch other business before the Meeting VIII
be held at the office of the Company Jersey city.
X. j. Wednesday October 9th 1901 o'clock
Stock Transfer Books will close September 18TH 1901
Transfer Books for Common Stock will on Octo-
Der 10th: for Preferred Stock October 18th. 1901
d. Z GAMBLE, Secy.
Cincinnati. September nth 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
agents iuauieo.

4 GENTS WANTED--LIFE OF MCKINLEY. hun
"A dred book Handsomely illustrated.
ready discount pat3
Credit given HENRY NEIL. s@3 Dearborn ST. Ch-ago
A DvERTISEMESTS and subscriptions for The Trbun.
received at their Uptown Office. No. 24c Broadway
I'd door north OF 3lstst until o'clock o. m advertise.
mens received at the following branch offices regular
oniee rates until O'Clock D. viz: shave :. .
cor I'D lSS 9TH
and l4:h-st-, 142 Columbus
West s2d-st- near S,hsve; 90 l4th-se: S7 Weps
4ed st. between 9TH and sth A7th-st. ls
3D. ave- between 7sh and nth io2o sd-ave.
6lst-st. aOS lst-ave.
$50 Sd-ave 4lstst: So 3d-avA 9iescker-sr;
32S Bleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Proposals.


HAVANA CUBA. June 9TH. 19o1.-sealed pro-
posas for Sewerage System Street Paving City of
Havana. be received this office until IL o'clock
noon October 23rd. 1901. then publicly opened.
Information furnished application Lieut.. ". J.
BARDEN Corps Engineers. T. s. A. Chief Engineer.
City Of Havana. MIGUEL GENEFS, Mayor
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
JOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

EI EIOLLAND-AMEkICA line
New-York- Rotterdam via Roulorra x,- M.-
Sstir,isy g., a. ., 10 POTSDAM
MAASpAM. Saturday Sept. IS 10 A. NJ
Ssn5s LWrnLsSteD ~ : ; 80" tons ROTTERDAM
Apply Cisn'l Passenger Agency. 80 way. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Conntrp proprrIp for Sale

I,oR sALEll acres OF the finest building land in the
Il 1.2ooxioo IT. southwest of Greg
ory Northfeld Road: elevation. 400 IT.: fine
view u York neighborhood select
os for sae. Esex
golf links by price $4,000: will divide
in plots: exchanges considered. Apply owner, II
PARSONS. Upper Monteair, y. j.
UPPER MONTCIAiR. N New house. brick lined.
L fully furnished; heating.
hsth. Erie station
e s. BALDWIN. Isl 4th-avs.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
G Countrn Board.

NALL. AND WINTER board among mountains and pines
Il 200 elevation; fishing hunting; heat air
equal to Lakewood Ho.brook Farm Swanzey. Y. H.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-04-05
GIRL MARRIED A CAT.
Because She Saw Her Reincarnated Lover in
the Tom.

Because She Saw Her Reincarnated Lover in
the Tom.
Miss Edith Wagner of Waukesha,
Wis, has been married to her Maltese
cat. Her family has just been advised
of the extraordinary wedding. Miss
Wagner is believer in the transmit
grafton OF souls. Some years ago she
was engaged to be married to q young
man named Edward Hamblin, but be-
fore the wedding day he died of ty.
phoid fever. On his deathbed Mr..
Hamblin told his sweetheart that he
knew he was going to die, but that he
would always be near her. Not long
after his death fine Maltese cat ap-
peared at Miss Wagner's home and re.
mained there. Miss Wagner was con.
vinced that the soul OF her dead lover
dwelt in this feline. Some time age
she went to New York State, and
while at Binghampton decided to
marry the pet. She took out a Ii.
cense in due form, giving a name
that served for the cat, but when she
tried to arrange for the performance
OF the ceremony difficulty was en-.
countered. Several ministers posi-.
lively refused to officiate and she
finally went into the country, where
she succeeded in finding a justice ol
the peace who performed some sort ol
q marriage rite.