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New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
RUSH TO FILE PLANS GOES on,
ARCHITECTS AND EUfLDERs EAGER To
FOREsPALIt SIGNING OF TENE-
MENF HOUSE BILL.

The rush of builders and architects Ga file plaps
FOR tenement and fat houses sti continues 1t ap-
pears to DC gaining life hourly instead of be-
ing on the waae, This is said to he due ia the
fact that hundreds Of zeal estate men are daily
swelling the ranks Of those who are Opposed To the
bill becoming law which was drawn by the
Tenement House Commission and which has passed
both houses of the legislature The idea that no
builder VIII be able TO erect tenement houses and
fathouses as cheapiy under the proposed law as
he could under the present laws seems to be wide
spread
Plans for buildings 10 Eno=s than 81 $50 600
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bettner's Lane. centre line. plot $ map
property OF Abraham Scherrnerhofn. Ward
R!Tgraae R!,S1 contains 500 600 acres; MoEnay
Ss ssss .aor's%ss .a'?o: s''.. sas 90,
Henrietta n Brown to Leo and Simon strauss
morteage s2s 900; R 5. 50. ......,. LOO
Brown: quit claim. .........
seGseer S2i Sn4 IT WIFE Of e. ss+ 2HiGo Charles
gage ssoo 600 30 r s So exchange ana 1000
Van Van tliS yokSenbuTgh to Edward Van yolkenburgh
s2a-st. 70 aso west 251loo5: Leaa Moses TO
uT5s6.I na5e JohIseP Ts 81 ell liens snc / $ 3d.
l$ lI ,oS2os Clarence Drgyfoqs ct A. executors
same property: Horatio Come trustee, to same
Same property; Horatio Gomez same; aG i00'
SPAR part; r. s. $40 10000
No 't i64 'e's s. '.l aisn Esscx No loo
mortsase @sasy a sd @ S6oe5 's s5 Samuel Amser
laS5h % 5!;5 SS2 Of ave 92xi66i ''
SaiRoc chu4eh ngs fG5nSa 81 to 81 Lnes = Roman
Wooster-st No 205 W 3 8a9xi0o. Isabella Knndi,.
sen TO Honry Chaser S. 81 80; mortgage
Pearl st; Nos 2s4 and 2so corner Heckman Hkil; st
William II Motley to Kate l. Motley: r. s. ssSo Il.
IshbasS FSsdsrdE ~ zesisFi Fi' s. Ss%%S9 81 So
st ,4isl.; sjoo 100
Riverside Drive 40 IT Of Eds SSx2d5 lS 100
Amsrisa GO Ralph Gashss s. so: mSrS Sl
Broadway. No aa5 to 800 ana No 81 10 81 Walker.
81; sHenry Corn TO General Realty Company
eSo So"; mor.SSage $4,000 500 GOO
ohue Jri ct al to Henry Corn; II s. $50: mort
gage 500 900 40 600
ttaIris Mandelbaum and another 10 Harrts Fine,
s. ~ e %oTsss' % Esss saios Henry n 100
70 the Central Realty Bond and Trust Company
oah- s. s,S; AZ S;.,..,,',' $4,000
ana 81 East 34KloosI William Rose 10 Joseph
A Baumi 5. Si4; mortgage Sis, 900, .,...i' ,oo
l4lst. n corner Beekman- ave 27xlO0 Henry ~
A Wolf sa6 30, 20 bernhard Hester s. si6 mort mortz
sd-ave No 1850. s. 25xlO0; Sidney J. ttowen, io
,a7 EsfeIss TO Harlem lar savings Bank s. s2s Is 600
! Cowen referee. to Harlem Savings hank Il
e5o, J,,,,!l,,,,tI'.. 7ooO
t sts q Loss u executor ETC. 10 Frederick w SaueF
,se et sii D. So ,a,j,.,.,,t,tl,,t,,,.eI, 10000
ana ana ~ Hest John UngaF 10 otto siraSl ana
esd dn9theri ss ,,,,,,t,II'tI,I, ea ooo
s1sT sMsTe True TO Frank Huisei II s. ,li mortgage
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
LONG LITIGATION SETTLED.
JUDGNF.;T AGAINST ERIE ROAD GIVEN IN SUIT
LASTING SEVEN YEARS.

Port Jervts, y. Y, April Disqualification seven
years Of litigation in the Orange County and Ap
handed down its decision in the case OF George
Miller against the receivers of the Erie Railroad
Company in favor OF Miller. The ground on
which the suit was breach OF contract for
carriage On Sunday morning. March Il. 1894, Miller
and friend named Rose. then employed in
tickets from that city 10 Sparrowbush, small
place two miles west Of Port Jervis. The ticket
agent assured Miller that the milk train, which
about due. would stop at Sparrowbush and on the
strength Of this assurance they took passage on
the train. At Port Jervis the train crew was
changed. The conductor said that the train would
not stop at Sparrowbush. The train was stopped,
and Miller and Rose were forced TO alght Miller
brought suit damages being asked for election. On
the first trial OF before justice Cullen,
now OF the Appeals Court, the jury brought in a
verdict for the Haintif for 800 and This was
carried up and resulted in reaTgument being or
dered reversal OF judgment and trial upon trlal'
until finally the plea Of wrongful ejectment was
changed that Of breach OF contract OF carriage,
which after d series OF contests ended IN Miller
receiving satisfaction the hands OF the court or
last resort.
The case has become celebrated for the tenacity
with which It was fought and the time pursued IN
the litigation. II argued five times on appeal
i has been tried before five panels o. Jurors ana
heard fy sixty layrnen. Il has been oincial!y re
porfed more than anv other IN the department
IS nominal. but the costs and disbursements
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

for apartment houses. Some of the principal
plans We're
2es s$s l:' 81 las 'TS sss
amm No SiS w MeSf EI ave Gwbf5 heny $4,000
laS!h-st. 100 # Of Brook Brook ave., aye FOR six aye
Wa6lis No 10 East li5th-si owner; BiwaTd 1900.
1lS s"s s. as'si'S 300 II OF @no1-ave for two ''''
schmidt ' Isros ,'' No ' Ge East iiSS-st owners:
la5hcs' 5 100 Il Of ave. qye '
7IE os% plw52a Weaa Max No mai 80
els st. n 5, 800 {, OF 2d-ave. Tor Two aye
E%afd 1%as ReS ReGa aTshlt MS lt East SD " $4,000
44th St. n 5. 3oS.2 It Of Broadxay for a seven
No, West SD st. owners Charles Bers.
Madison E cor scamms- st: SIX
RosenbeFs Fenbeps he%se S Snd ASS GRAND own
eTs; sass smailheiseT No % Park Row. -oo..
1f1l@F'oS 541.F Ss5Ss. S5t1s
PsRs ss5 10 10 i6o aos Wfs 2sh ioo Thomas
wss! End ave. " cor soth-s,. for ten story
Hyde, Sc 90 Liberty owner: G sienmetz. ,oooo.
No No 90 Llberty-st. architect 100000
brick tsneqsn % 69S'f aS sagIS Thomas NJ
Andersen archtect l5o 900
e: ::s :? E :sSss SssS
Broadway architect; total cost. 5000
cherry.st st. Nos u and le for Two sif story brick
premises owner: II Bernstein. 'i1 architect: total
cthst corner "a ave. Tor two seven story ''0
9@asse af sio6sf
ii bernstein. architect: ........ TO- 600
Hooafvelt-st. No 90 TO g3. FOR story brick
tenement houses. 63. 4x52: II Rosenberg
premises. owner; NJ bernstein. architect: total
Perry ST. Nos Gs and G5 for seven story brick 'o000
ana stone nathouse 50.iss2; Henry Hart, No
I3e Madison owner: George NJ
DOS HIfth-aVe, hrchit
sd-eVe, " ~ II OF l5sth-st. for two seven
story brick tenement houses, 25xs7li; Charles
Snyder, No 235 East l16th-st, owner; j y
ie9ths 80 I, Of Clinton, ave, Tor Two nv; '1'0'
aess ha Msahan noa1s Tit To :8Ts1 T2sya* sss.
,aeynefi Eeshan archtect total -. 5000
stafy bfek tenement house, boI90. l0i g
Hunter, IsOtf-s Si0hoas-sva, owner
Emil Rushe No 9o2 East 1Glst-st architect,
i42th st 5, 20 fl " Of Amsterdam for
nVe story brick apartmept houses each 25ssoi
Z. y Potter, No l35 Broadway owner q Pei
RhH, No b03 9th ave, architsOti total 10000
ilsth St. 325 II o Lenox- ave- for two nyo
stgry briek tenement houses 25Xh9 10 each,
AGoiph lialschun, No $50 lS5th-s owner;
Anniph Baschun jr, architecI total, Sc
seSesi tof seven story brick apartment house
IssSS9 IL lsta H. Hyman Henry Honn No 4i0
t~sshiheton-st' O~nersl Henri FeuahauH srohi-
Inox cor iidi ST. for sayep sory S
erGk apartment house l2exs0, IKDs III Lyman
Henry SOM, ownersi Henri Poiahaux aroh-
ii of 7th ave- tor Two ssy. ~"o'o
Story nlck nathouses, hl,6xsO.li Hymap 4
Henry sonn, Ownersi Henri Potshaux arohltestt
g. 100 or Seventh, Ave- "a, d.. 10000
seven story brick apartment houses, each T6x
Esll; Lyman 4 Henry Som, ewneru, Henri
so1c0s9x. arehitsei total osst........,.., soo ooo
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
REAL ESTATE
PLANS FILED FOR THE ERECTION OF SEVEN
APARTMENT HOUSES TO COST 100000.

PLANS FILED FOR THE ERECTION OF SEVEN
APARTMENT HOUSES TO COST 100000.
Hyman & Henry Sonn filed plans yesterday for
seven story brick and stone elevator apart
ment houses TO cost $l,Od0 coo and 10 accommodate
$40 families. The new houses are TO be built from
plans by Architect Henry Fouchaux the west
side of Le, oxave., from -hundred-ani iforteth-
ST. TO One hundred a nd forty -irst-st
Louis Lese has sold three lots on the south side
Of ne-hundred-and-ten 300 feet east OF Sec
ond-aVe.
Janpoe Werner have bought the old brick
buildings Nos SlS. 320 and SD East Fifty -sXth-st,
and resold them 10 Louis Edelmann, who will i'm
prove the property with two six story hathouses.
The firm has purchased Nos III and ia
East One -hundred-and delevnth-st and Nos. lis and
12o East One hundred -and-eeventh-s Two six
story and basement apartment houses will probably
stand the property.
d. Davis has sold for Louis Lese Nos ST. Sc and
IS East hundred nd -nine hist three five
story hathouses, on lot 75xlc0u feet He has also
sold for client No 81 West one hundred nd thir
teenth-st. a three story and basement private
dwelling house 10; isXlo0l1 feet
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

REFUNDING ST. L. AND SAN F. BONDS.
J. & w Seligman & Co. have purchased from the
81. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
S3o'Noeo per cent refunding mortgage fifty year
gold bonds. with option on a further $50 10000 OF
the same bonds. The authorized issue OF the mort
gage will be ss5,000OOO OF which s62 10000 will be
used for refunding purposes and the rest reserved
Ior extensions and improvements under restrictions
The object of the refunding addition to the saw
ing Of interest is to unity the companys debt and
ati. enable the company to obtain the benefit of its
CTedlt IN financing additions or extensions OF its
system. The syndicate formed by J. e. w Selig-
man d co. includes banks and banking houses In
IIlls country, as well many firms in Berlin.
frankfort-on- -the-Main. Amsterdam and London in
winch cities large amounts of the company's bonds
have been placed.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
AfOEGT VERNON

MISS Dorothy Treulib, the young EausG teacher
pf Mount Vernon who was shot six weeks ago by
James Campbell, Jealous pupil. who afterward
killed himself. VIII probably through life with
2 bullet p her head @ The PhgsIcians in the Mount
every effort to locate the bYllet WITHOUT success.
They discovered its course beneath the ear and
then through the temporal bone. where all trace
OF It became lost Miss TrerliS has recovered. but
The memory OF the tragedy has left her nerves IN
move 70 another peighSorhoea. as every time his
she imagined she saw Campbell coming after her.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CONTROVERSY
WHAT ROSS CLARK SAYS OF OREGON SHORT
LINE EFFORT.

Los Angeles. Cal April 81. Ross Clark and
Vice-President Gibbop OF the San Pedro Los
Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad, speaking to-day
In regard to the action of the Oregon Short Line in
beginning TO build from Uvada to Los Angeles, ex-
pressed surprise, saying the move had been an
tcipated as an effort to head of the new road and
would not be successful Clark's road will main
tain its rights in the courts wherever necessary
and will proceed with its work without regard to
the action of its rivals Mr.. Clark said to-day:
Even should the pending controversy be decided
against this company the San Pedro, Los Angeles
ana salt Lake Railway Company will keep going
around the old Union Pacific survey. which has
suddenly become such big bone of contention.
We don't care what others do. What going
10 DO Is to build road. Our surveys in the
neId, but We shan't hurry things any more
account of this move.
Mr.. Gibbon said that the efforts of the Union Pa
cine would be resisted in the courts, and he had
no doubt of the result.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
co1JEcT0R PIT UNDER BAIL.

Deal Beach, April OspeciaD.-Frank S. Bar
tholornew ex-collector of this borough, was this
afternoon placed under 5000 bail 20 await the
action Of the grand jury on the charge OF WIN
holding his official books rnlawfully 'Bartho4ohS"
was recently defeated for the office or collector
and bv advice OF counsel, refused TO turn over
his books 10 his successor The borough counsel
has ordered an investigation of bartholomew"
faHnr
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

military road being constructed from Valdes to
Eagle City. His dog, a Russian terrier accom-
panied him on his journey through the wilds OF
Alaska The dog hauled a sled loaded with pro-
visions and bedding sufficient for his master and
himself. They arrived at Valdes in time TO catch
the Oregon for Seattle. Jaynes thinks the Copper
River route to the Yukon is destined be the one
generally used soon the government road is
completed. Even now, he says. 1t is difficult
trip If the mail carriers trail is followed
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

\ special meeting of the citizens of Union Free
School District No. 4, this town. will be held at
the high school building April % for the pur-
pose of devising for raising so 600 used
for buying site and the erection Of a building for
public library. Several citizens of this village
d communication to Mr.. Carnegie some time
ago, askinl him TO contribute toward public
library for this town. but yet reply has been
received, and hope Of securing funds from him has
been abandoned. Public spirited citizens this
place vii! try build the library by their own
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
YONKERS.

At the opening of the 1929 conference OF the New
York State Methodist Episcopal Conference Mayor
Leslie Sutherland will deliver the address of well
tomorrow.
The United States Government has done away
with the office of Collector of Internal Revenue at
Yonkers
Alice Bender. four years old. daughter of Au-
gust Bender, a confectioner of Yonkers fright
fully burned yesterday in the yard OF her parents
The child gnited a box Of matches. Mrs. Bender
also badly burned
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
IARCH MONT.

A memorial window presented by John Drew the
actor iB memory of his mother, Mrs Louisa Drew,
was unveiled on Sunday the Easter service in
st. John's Protestant Episcopal Church f.archmsnt
Manor. Mrs. Drew died while spending the sum
raer ji IaFcbmG8t three years ago. Mr. and Mrs
John Drew attended tfe pnye!iing Of the window
aad were the guests Sunday Of MT. and Mrs. j.
g. EteUerwal6 of Larchmont
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
PEEKSKILI

Senator Chauncey NJ Depew is considering two
offers for the Depew Opera House.
The Methodist ministers of Peekskill will go to
Yonkers to-day to attend the annual conference to
be held in that city.
Under the law consolidating the State Fac
tory Inspectors office and the Board OF Mediation
and Arbitration, Hiram Blanchard of this village
viii lose May $500 place in the Factory In
spector's office.
Justice Louis II. Bleakley. who has been Ill for
time. has been examined by specialists. who
have pronounced his ailment cancer OF the bowels
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

The shooting has ruined Miss Treulib's appear
ance for life. the side OF her face wnere me me
bullet entered is paralyZed. The surgeons say tHI
hers is OF the rare cases where a person Is
living with A bullet in the brain.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
PARCEL BOUGHT BY ST L1-KE's

ST. Luke's Roman Catholic Church Yesterday OBJ
tanned title the plot 92xooxs2 2xlOo feet on the
south side OF One-hundred and thirty 652
feet east of St. Anu's-ave., for s. $50.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
RIvERDALE TRACT CHANGES HANDS.

The Academy Of the Visitation yesterday obtained
title TO about ten acres OF land in Riverdae. which
was once owned by Abraham Schermerhorn, for
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
NEW MODERN STONE HOUSES
AND g STORY

Wildwood Street. near F1abush Ave; two blocks from
Prospect Park minutes Park Row. trolley
lions ferries all points Of the city Houses mod
particular. the smallest detail. IS
and 10 houses sold For particu
!ars regarding terms etc. apply 10 W. 4 a. BROWN
Owner Brooklyn. Wildwood St and Flathush Ave: :
Hew-York IIa Broadway. brooklyn office sundays
ana holidays all day; evenings until O. illustrated book
let showing moor plans. mailed application.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
Steamboats,.
NotIce of Summons.
NEW YoRK sTPREME COURT. COUNTT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
against Mary J. r. Canav0tto Flora Gassmann. Pine
Perlsten and Mary Perlsein. his wife (the
fictitious. the first name of the said de-
the panttnl, Gtovdnntna Lem
Joseph Iemmole. Daniel Bermes. Theodore W Bay
ard Charles Vogt Jr Frank II. NoSt Arthur G.. Nogt.
Eugene VOst Fabian Sachs Ogden X. Lindabury. Tas
~ Newburgh. Edward Pepper. Max Flurscheim Adolph
Eckstein Charles Ecstein The Department Of Health oc
wife the name Mary being first OF
unknown the Dlaintf Alter Got.
ne Exchange Bank. Niels l. Chrestenssn.
Martin. Emil F Heurtksson Monroe II Goldins.
New Amsterdam Gas Company. John b spring. Eliza
beth A. Williams. Clarence r. Smith. Trustee ~ Jacob
Spro bankrlpt Defendants-Amended and Supplemental
Summons The Plaintiff desires the trfl Of this action
In County OF New York
To Named Defendants:
hereby summoned to answer the ansniei
complaint In this action aad serve of your
answer on the plaintiffs within twenty days
the service OF this exclusive ot the day of
service and in OF failure 70 appear or answers
Judgment will be taken against by default. FOR tbs
relief demanded in the amended complaint.
Dated New York. February 9Th. 1901
ALEXANDER 6 GREEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
once art Post Once Address. No 12O Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan.
New York CITY. " z.
To the Above Named Defendant Flora Glassmana:
foregoing amended and supplemental summons -
by publication 70 order oc
Hon r. Lawrence. d Justice Of the Supreme
Court of he dated 18th day oc
March 1901 ard filed with the complaint
County Court House Borough Of Manhattan. City
state Of New York the 18Th day of March. 1901.
nee OF the said County 9th day OF Febr-
dated New York. March 18th. 1901.
ALEXANDER & GREEN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office Orice Address. No 120 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York iry N y.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
MAMBM8G-AMERlGAM lime.

uutIIWOUIDW0 0f1Ugl6GHUHBG 1UN9s
TWIN-SCEtEW EXPRESS SERVICE
,-,PI1YMOUTH-CIIE Observation-Disclosures.
A. VICTORIA APRIL. II. 10 A NJ.
DEUTSCHLAND. 3 p NJ
columbia May 2. 10 AM F. Bismarck May O. 10 AM
and every Thursday thereafter.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
PLYMOCTH-CH ERBOI-PCS-HAMBURG.
Pretoria sPhPnica l. PM
-PhGncta. .Apl. ~ A s, 9:3O AM
Patricia .Apl 81 PM WaIdersee . June l5
Wadersee May $50 AM -RataviI D.. &C.. June %. AM
fSataVia May H. 1O30 AM Pennsylvania June % PM
May Is, PM bulgaria. July = IN
fulGlrtaM May FL T20 Pretoria July -. AN
PRETORIA May 25 II AMI -ThWn'ca. July i3. ESQ PIX
sails 10 Hamburg direct
SyMMER CRUISES
10 ENGLAND IRELAND & SCOTLAND. the LAND
or the MIDNIGHT SIN and to BALTIC and the
principal cities of NORWAY. SWEDEN. RUSSIA and
IpENMARk. | . by the new Yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
LUlSt. and : : AUGCSTE VICTORIA. All sppOnt-
enis strictly first class Attractive itineraries arranged.
furthe- particulars application the
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
Real Gstaie tuaute0.

VNIANrED buy rent a property near the Sound:
wv must b cheap J. G. LAWRENCE. - West 2ad
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09

A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions fOs 5r,s Irinuns
"A their Uptown Oftce. No La brpadway.
"a door Of 3lst-st.. until o'clock aivertise-
received the following branch Offices az resur
until O'Clock p. viz: 2Si sn ave. 5 e
cor 23ds 12th-st-; Macys 6h-ave.
West 42d-st. 6thave.; 90 East l4thst 80 Wsss
f5s East tsth-sts itS
sd-ave between 10th and nth sts c.o Sd-sve near
S9th-st- Io6 Trencrf ave D
40 sd ave near 4lst-st; Ns 1lo Bleecksr
B,eecker-Sk-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
.OLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

-York-Rotterdam VIA Boulosne-sur-Mer
Screw S. $. lO.5Oo Sr ,TENnx
Sat. April "a. 10 a. NJ. SAai ENbStA~
Twin Screw 5. s. l2.tJO tons DorSn,>r
Sat. May l. 10 -. NJ. IoIoballN
Apply 70 Genl Passenger Agency. 50 B.way. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
A MEXICAN LINE.
RED ID LINE.

For Ia Guayra Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Maraa
caibo. via CuracaO-Calling also at San Juan p. r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
> =. 81
s =. SATURDAY.. Nav a noon
These vessels have superior for pasS
BOULTON. BLISS & pALI.ETT
Cseler Mana
New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
servia April IL noon Lucania- May a. p
Campania- Apr 20, $50 A NJ Etrura- May II. II A
Umbria Apr ~. noon Servia May IA.
VERNON H BROWN & co. Gen. Agents.
20 RROADMAY. NEW WORK.
The Conservative, 1901-06-13
SUPREMELY
HAPPY.

braska, at Lincoln, is exuberant and
felicitates himself and "the peerless
leader" whom he follows as sub
serviently as a 'squaw man" an Indian
agent on allotment or pay day, upon
the fact that "the empire is here"
With that matchless truth-teller, whom
the populists nominate, now and then,
for the presidency, he AYERS that "the
supreme court has proclaimed Mckinley
emperor of the United States" This
being true, why worry about nomina-
tions, popular votes and public opinion
any more? The crown having been
made and placed upon the head of the
The Conservative, 1901-06-13
The impertinence
an d temerity with
which many towns
TEMERITY.

in Nebraska are preparing to celebrate
the Fourth of July after it's abolition
by "the peerless prophet" merits a
stinging rebuke. Some people are so
lost to reason that they propose to again
sing on that obsolete date, "My Country
'Tis of Thee," ETC., Etc. Did not the
calamity which swept 16 to and
Bryanarchy into great cave Of gloom
last November, wipe out the day and
the song? And are we not now under
the empire with Billie Mckinley en-
throned by decree of the supreme
court?
The Conservative, 1901-06-13
The Honorable
D. E. Thompson,
Of Lincoln and Old
Mexico, as presi-
DEPUTY PRESI-
DENT.

Mexico, as presi-
dent of the United States, has just
superseded an exceptionally efficient
collector of internal revenue, Mr.. j. E.
Houtz, and appointed in his stead Mr..
Stephenson, who was famous as the
leader Of the Thompsonian forces in
their recent attempt to scale the walls
OF the United States senate Acting
merely as the deputy of Thompson,
Mckinley, to the naked eye, seems one
OF the sleekest, sweetest and most pious
Tom Thumbs of American politics.
Houtz was known to be clean, efficient
and honest. That is blemish not to be
forgiven, tolerated or endured when
complicated with aversion to certain
senatorial symptoms recently developed
by Thompson.
The Conservative, 1901-06-13
THE RIGHT TO
ALLEVIATE.


of the United States, can be sold as
easily as bought. If this be truth the
sooner Uncle Sam advertises job lot of
islands, Sultans, seraglios, lepers and
damaged politicians for sale, the better
for the American people. Let the
United States pay Spain twenty millions
Of dollars more to trade back, reoccupy
the Philippines, and take the Sandwich
islands and all their leprosy off our
hands. Give Porto Rico to it's natives,
and throw in Governor Allen and all
other administration appointees, as
yeast to aid rising civilization. Leave
Cuba to Cubans. Sober up and keep
out of the affairs of other nations.
The Conservative, 1901-06-13
j. Sterling Nor
ton of Arbor Lodge
will soon be thrown
SHADE.

into the shade. Emperor William pro-
poses to go into the tree planting bust
ness on an imperial scale. His latest
fad is the establishment of the famous
Avenue of Victory by planting double
row Of statues of monarchs, generals
and statesmen on this monumental
thoroughfare.-Omaha Bee.
The day of "imperialism" for arbori-
culture is ushered in and to "be thrown
into the shade" on a hot day in June
has no terrors for the conservative
citizen who seeks philosophically to
keep cool.
The Conservative, 1901-06-13

Ohio man, what is the use of kicking?
In any event "the peerless" would
spurn crown for himself. The real
felicity of his followers and of his own
great intellect is in the fact that his
fiery prophecy of the empire has been
verified. Long live the prophet!