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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. l3 The ieadlis disturbed by the storm in Englani ana if5. land which prostrated telegraph wires ana, ana |, lI will probably be eversl days before regular oon.rIunication is restored Owing tH the an- serce of both Liverpool and Havre adl,ces, spot cotton was very quiet. There waS soine il little business doing but no pressure on the part of the factors to sell Sales. $500 bales including 2,3oo to arrive. Quotations uh changed. ., , a
 The future cotton market was again m { stew because communication with l.iNeth""i ., is still cut of and up to noon no cdpies, private or official. had been received. 'ohslu erahle liquidation at the opening caused tnt market t0 show decline of 5Ho 2olntS on the first call A buying movement soon deIe'- oping the market improved until most or tns W loss had been recovered. At the close iht board showed net 1 point above to Poin below vesterdaY'S figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Liverpool Cotton Statistics.
Cotton at the Ports,

NEW oRLEANS-steady: sales. $50 or dinary. 9-I6; good ordinary, 7 I-l6; low middling, 77s; middling, 8; good middling. 9h middling fair, 8 ll6; receipts II.7lS; stock. BOP 554
 GALVESTON-Quiet: middling 91s sales. sos; receipts, I6,349: stock 22o. ooS
 MOklLE-Nomnal; middlnS, "A receipts, 43l; stock 3o.o34
 SAVANNA H-steady: middine. 7%; sales, e42: receipts. 573; stock. 30 954
 CHARLESTON-Firm; middling, 75a sales. 100; receipts, 3.2ol; stock. 24732.
 NILMINGTON-Firm; middling. 8: re- ceipts. ,656; stock. Ie,Il7.
 NORFOLK-Firm; midding, 8; sales, 5l5; receipts, 3,6eS; stock, 354I6
 BALTIMORE-Nomnal middling. 8A; re- ceipts, 2,53o; stock, lo,739.
 BOSTON-Quet; middling, Slh; net receipts, 5S8; gross, 4,4ee
 PHILADELPHIA--Qu niddl!ng. 9x: re- ceipts. l25; stock 3.S36
 ST. LOUIS-Steady: mddinE 7I5-I6. sales, I5o; receipts, 4,sol stock, 5l 46S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
BRADsTREET's REVIEW.
Holiday Trade in Full Swing at All
 Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec I3-Bradstreet's tomor- will say:
 Holiday trade is in full swing at all mar hetS' M"le Johhlne distribution naturally shows 9uiHting down preparatory to stock taking. Nearly all advices touching these lat ter branches of business are encouraging and the years results so far as ascertsined are on the whole very favorable Among the in dustrieS iron and steel easily first in huoycnt about accurately describes the situa- ton as regards the feeling in the trade gen etally. Though strcns, however this trade Is still conservative. as a whole as evidenced by the begging of iron ore told rangel quota tions for the coming year al old prices i'm inc face of a temptation to advance that and finished products. Probably never before was SD much business booked in advance as there is at present in pig iron rails and nn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
In 1he Financial World

on Boer surrcnders American issues hung
 back early with a slight rally on the New York opening. The favorites were Southern was dull. Copper touched s5lN the ton and Rio tintos. after declining to 40%. closed at New York cable dispatches of an announce n>ent of dividend on Amalsamated Copper Three-quarters of [ per cent. was intimated here at { o'clock yesterday. Gold to the amount of E2o GOO has gone out to Roumania. Paris exchange is 25.I2h: Berlin, 20 42h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
St. Louis Provisions.

ter patents S3 eod4; extra fancy and straight S3 500 75; clear, s3 loa3.25.
 Whiskey-Steady at Sl.32.
 Dry salted meats-Boxed. dull and easy; extra shorts and clear ribs. Ss. 50; clear sides, S975.
 Bacon Boxed, dull and easy; extra shorts and clear ribs Se 37l9: clear sides, Se 62ta,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec. I3.-The following is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Dec 1 3:
 Net receipts at all United States
 ports during week ::.;....,.......... soI ,s7o Net receipts at all United States
 ports during same week last year 3oe. as4 Total receipts to this date ..-....... 3, ,o9 ,635 Total receipts to same date last year. 3, 96 ,S07 Exports for the week. 2i7,925 EXl lrts for same week last year,. I75. 442 Total exports to this date ....,......2, ,e4i .6S5 dotal exports to same date last year. 2,762, 953 Stock at all United States ports co. SS4 437 Stock al all United States ports
 same time last year .............. 7o4. .464 stock at all interior towns. 665,966 , time last year .................... 723.Ie stock at Liverpool ',..........:.,,.;... 594,ooo
 year ...-: 509 O0n Stock of American ahoat for Great c, 7 Britain ,;........., s7s,ooo
 Britain same time iast year ...... s24. 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
New York Dry Goods

NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-Homc demand for brown cottons fair. but business checked by prices held for fine yarn goods selling well tl converting trade. No change in bleached ur demand for narrow odds L. Is advance occa sionaliy paid. Prints and ghghams unchanged Linens quiet and firm Buraps. dull and ir regular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Cincinnati Provision.

CINCINNATI, Dec I3. 3.-Flour-Quiet. Lard-Steady at S9 SO Bulk meats-Firm ct S3So Bacon-Firm at S975. Whiskey- Steady at Sl.32. Sugar-Quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
The State Abstract Co.


 T PINCKARD President. JACK THok1NGIoN Attorney. short anu when desired ekoo ooo oo ton* or and cent Commission  in and opuon 9t time during the five year offered farmers Tn hs state cTroNs CLOSED PROMPTLY AND WITHOUT DELAY Southeast Chas links Attorney Union Springs address deGrafenried Att tornev Greensboro, Homeoce IT S. Perry St. Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14

35'.; receipts, 933 sales 64l: exports. 9e
 Rosin-Firm; receipts 43e7; sales, 3 500 exports: 3, 685: A. B, C. D. SIl0; F. Sl.I5 S Sl 30, H. Sl.45: I. SI7o. K, $2 25 NJ S2 h5. N S3 25; window glass. S3 60; wate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
New orleans sugar and Molasses

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 3-Sugar-Steady; open kettle. 2 g 6uS; open kettle centrifugal, 31s63l2: centrifugal granulated. 4A94 5 6; whites, 3%63%; yellows. 3 7-l6G3%: seconds, 2M3h trifugal. 702I.
 Syrup-Steady at 24d28
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec I3.The Commercial Advertisers London financial cablegram says: There was a thin attendance at the Stock Fxchanee today and bushes interrupted by the gale which isolated London from the provinces New York cables also de iayed. The tone of the market was cheerful
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Rank Clearinrs.

NEW YORK, Dec. I3.-The following table, compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank clear In9s at the cities named for the week ended Dec 3, with the percentage of increase and decrease as compared with the corresponding week last year:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady.
 Wheat-No. 3 Spring. 72a7e; No red, So683. No white, 47%d4SA.
 Mess pork per Dbl. SIS, 300 Is4 40 shopt app rb RfP sides G0 'Ies, GocseS. sa soss5o. Dry salted shoulders (boxedl, 7%@74. Short clear sides (boxedi, S8 SoaS. 90. Whiskey, basis of high wines. Sl 32.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Naval Stores.

WILMINGTON. Dec. I3.-Turpentine-No ing doing; receipts 2l casks
 Fosin--Firm at 95dSl; receipts. 356. IS7 '''' Tar-Firm at sI 20; receipts. seo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
The Cotton Movement.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 3.-Seeretary Hes tct's weekly New Orleans Cotton EXchfnse statement. issued before the close or business today. shows a decI ease in the movement into
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3-Conee-spot Rio firm No invoice. 6%: mild, steady; Cor
 sugarZRaw. steady: fair refining. e-32 centrifugal 96 test, 3%; molasses sugar, I-32: refined. steady.
 Coffee iutures opened steady and So 0 points higher on strong rabies from all foreign kets light Brazilian receipts and support from Wall Street. the metal clique" "street and commission houses. Sentiment very bullish all day and before the close a further gain of 5 points was made nearly the whole list The demand supplied by profit talk ing longs. The market finally firm in tone at a net advance of loGI I5 points To all sales 1uere 2l z50 hags. lnclmding-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK. Dec. I3.-Money on call firm at 3q5 per cent: closing bod and asked. 3 0f4 per cent.
 Price mercantile paper. 41aG5 per cent.
 Sterling exchange steady. with actual busi- ness in bankers bills at 4S6h6D4 56H for demand and at 482Nd4. 62% forcsixty days; posted rates. S3l5Q4. 84 and 467a4. S71s. Commercial bills, 4 92h.
 Bar silver. 55; Mexican dollars 43% Government bonds, steady; State bonds, in active; railroad bonds, irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
MARKET FOR FUTURES
A WAITING GAME IN THE COT
 TON EXCHANGE.
Absence of Liverpool Cables Taken Advantage of by the Bears
 The Close Showed Small Losses on the Day.

NEW YORK, Dec I3.-The cotton market opened easy with prices a6 points lower and was weak for time under liquidation and pressure from room bears. who took every ad- vantage of tame speculation and the continued absence of Liverr1ol news. Diverpools clos ing cables of yesterday gave an advance of @4h points The wire trouble continued today and the local trade was without information up to the closing. Heavy port receipts tended to check any dispdsition to buy for the mo- ment January eased of to S. 2 and May to BIS. Before midday. however. there was a change for the better in the whole ruling of the market on offisial estimates for light re. ceipts tomorrow. bulsh spot market news and a much smaller In sight" movement than predicted. The continent and the South bought here from time to time and some cotton was picked up by New England spinners.
 During the afterboon shorts had trying time of it in getting back cotton sold in the morning and prices steadily improved to top notch for the daT Wall Street supported March and May while commission houses bought moderately throughout the list. The weakness in the stock market and the irregu- jar movement of npncy had disturbing et- feet indirectly upoh cotton. The close was quiet and steady with prices net l point higher to points lower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14

NEW YORK Dec. I3.-Cotton-Quiet: mid ding 9la; net receipts. ,325; gross. 46l3: sales 700 stock. TOT ,779; exports to the con- tinent. 500
 Total today-Receipts, net 5e.o29; exports to Great Britain, I6, ,3e8; to France. 6,474; to the continent. 32, 7o4; stock 994, 437
 Consolidated--Net receipts. 3ol,97o: exports to Great Britain. 24. lS4; to France, 23 32; to the continent. 100. 609
 Total since Sept. Met receipts, 3,99 635; exports to Great Britain. ASA. 264; to France, 362, 393; to the continent, |, I45, OPS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14

CHARLESTON. Dec. I3.-Turpentine-F Fir at 34i2, sales. IS casks
 Resin Firm and unchanged; sales. 500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Five Questions or One?

The widow of a man who dies without assur- ance, must ask herself the five following questions:
 How can feed my child ren?
 How can I clothe them?
 How can l shelter them?
 How can 1 give them an education? H6w' can ' l pay the doctor?
 The widow of the man who dies adequately assur- ed, has but one question to ask herself:
 How shall 1 invest my money?
 Ana even that question will have been answered for her if her husband has taken a Continuous Install ment Policy or has invest ed his assurance in the ! 7wenty- Year Gold Bonds of the Equitable Life As surance Society - "Th c | Strongest in he World''' | Do you want to make your assurance doubly sure ? Then send for the booklets referred to in the following coupon:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Kansas Citv Live Stock,

5000 natives, 200 Texans, 100 calves; steady to IOc lower
 Chnice export and dressed beef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
London Financial Cablegram.

WASHINGTON Dec l3- Treasury balanc sl69 6245l6; gold, Sl l4.47l 24o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Total Net Receipts of Cotton.

NEW YORK Dec. I3-'The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since Sept. [. l9oI;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
New York Cotton Futures.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-Quotations for c ton futures today were as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Comparative Cotton Statement

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-The following is the comparative cotton statement for the week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Local Cotton Market.

Quotations for spot cotton in the local mar ket yesterday were follows:
 Tone-Clllfet and steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
Treasnrv Statemant.

Mobile and Ohio As. orfd ..........-... Central of Georgia. second inc...........
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-14
New York Snot Cotton.

Price Dec. I3. ieoo-M -Middling. ........... Price Dec. l3 I9ol-Middling ...........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

Out OF Town Customers Coming From
Within n Radius of One Hundred
Miles Get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

On Purchases of $500. Buy Round
Trip Ticket. Book With Full Par.
ticuIars Free. Write. F.:
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, Things to Wear for Men, Women and Children.


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dd HI @ pay g' re ~ poll Of gather md hug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

The manstay Of the whole is the Muslin Undev
put the fair well know how get II is none,
forgotten
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
BeautifulIda Wiemann,
Who Was the Coun
cilman's Companion
for the Last Three
Years, and His Wife,
from Whom He Had
Separated plead in
Court for Custody Of
the Dead.

Councilman Herman Su',"r lied a
! ., O'Clock this morning -is h"i> /.
heinz held nv Mrs. idr W"imsnn. hts
Communion for the lar, tire" y.arr While
HI. xit.. Catherine Sulz"r, and her las
ycrs demand that an AUTOPSY ~ r"r-
formed They cay that Sulzer WAS prac-
,,caily well at 4; o'clock last night, hut
was dead I'VE hours and a hal' later.
~" was attended during hi ,'lncs- .,
Drs Janeway and Curt Nic"lSi, and
the icmand kor az autopsy Is regarded
as a NOV" on the p,r, Of III. wife 70
ret poss"ss,on NJ tn" body. from which
she has been dcbarrcd nv Mrs Welmann
The women faced each other In the
llarlcm Court ;.ls morning. whittier
Mrs. Wicmann had been summoned on
COMPLAINT that she had thtea'"nrt 80
shoot Mrs. 9uizer.
Testimony did rot sustain the rhtrS.
Mrs. Wicmann testified tina; she had
merely declared that she would not al
!ow Mrs. Sulzer on I'll: premises
"Ai! I want" declared Mrr Sulzer.
lis the body OF nv husband. II Is my
right. II is the right nj nv children 10
have the body and to enter his home
Wr., Wrimnnn'a T-nrfui Plea.
Mrs. wismnnn was wecr!nE: WHY d"
YOU want tn. boavr' she asked
tween her sCbs. You never cared t"f
him alive. You never cam near MIN III
sickness I, in nv place. ii~ts WI"
have waited upon him In his Illness u
is my piac. t" bury him ana VIII,
N,,-.,-,te Nnyo said he had no jur!s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

was On. o. the editors OF the S,ants.
Z.i.uns don't know where he y nov.
We mad been married i've years.
when Mrs. Suizrr got a divorce Mr..
Sulscr and | w"r" to have been married.
No. she didn't get II. hut ". were all
the dime In hopes that she would
They say downstairs tnat am claim
Ing al IN, property. do they ! 40 no,
SnuY whether nv husband left Will.
Trti Will b. known In two or three days.
lie hl! Co property 10 give me. lie
nae only this place,
~ I0V~d Itss!"
II nave driven no last horssss II was
tina, woman downstairs. lie gave me
no jewels or horses. but ! loved MIN! |
loved hIm'
4 reused 'n ld'na them. They
never carld FOR MIN until they learned
hr sn- dying Then they earn. and
refused because my husband begged me
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
EFFECTS OF GRIP
Are Glen Mere Serious Than the Grip
lhelf.


Physicians and grlp sufferers alike are
agreed that III. after effects OF the iis.hs.
are more 10 be feared than the acute attack.
YOU can never b. sure that the diAease has
left the system completely.
Ia Grip. naturally attacks the wenkes;
organ and lssyes It stu weaker.
Not only pneumonia. consumption hron.
chit. and throat trouble follow the grip
but kidney. ii,c- and stomach troubles a,-
lust as liable 10 result, provided any OF these
organs should happen to be In a weak con.
dillon 4, the time OF attack.
To set rid Of the grip germ. % s~, It en-.
,Ir.Iy out Of IN. System and blood few rem.
tdles are good and non. safer. than
SiuATis C~iaIrh Tables. they are no; \
compound o. powerful and danscrou, drugs.
Dut - pleasant. palaiable. cony .nisn, rem.
eiy In tablet form. composed VI the shole.
some antisspi.c principles OF eucalyptus
bark blood root and similar sernic!d, rom
cdics which are perfectly ~holesom. and
harmless TO tn" system but death 10 tn.
germs Of "trip. chtarrh. consumption and
diseases OF the throa, and air passages
Mrs, ChaA Gormiey. OF Memphis says
Las winter an attack OF the grip lsE me
wiin weak back DersstcH; cough and
los, Of uosh AAd appetite. aud. an-F u.ine
various remedies for several iaonths with
!lt,i. or no Improvement. nnally bought
sl.ccnt package .. Stuar's Catarrh Tablets
At my drug store. and. as they were pleas
ant and convenient to take, used thsm At
al time. OF ia, or night. and Was aston.
Ish.d to secure such nne results from 50
pleasant and convenient a medicine. In
Two weeks my cough disappeared. my APP
net,t. returned | improved In flesh AMI
color. and no on. would nov thin. that
had ever had such y thing as tho grip.
Ny druggist told me he sold mors of
Stuarts caiarrh Tablets for tho cure Of
grip. colds and eatarsh. than any other
similar medictaAA-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

Third .,ree,-You don't know wha, fun
/, Is TO try for this.
Ml.s MAY FEESEY. No. rs West
Twenty.;if;h stree,-Everyboiy on nv
about ssa, 1 Tss f:vs sn% @oTia's of'er.
Mis-. l.. SMITH. No. 70 , Lssins,on
we are az inte, ,.s ~.
Ask any OF the girls. and they nave VIC
descriptions nearly ready.
Mis-. KATIE KAHN. 30. Is , JSaan
,s.e, o.r DON" %sn se's Try ,os one Of the
dresses.
Miss LILLE pHlLIIPs. So. 0 W.!
Nav. nsiri 10 many girls VINO hf. mos
wuge-earners wish they were TOT '"
few weeks,
/, ; M,s, pS ar,Hean One Hundred and
Sixtv-eishth AMI One Hundred ahH s ;.
,y-ninth s,.ce;s-lndced AL the s''1H az
talking about 1t where i've. &c.
Miss MARTHA liANGAS. NO ,;,,N W,
tn"w any offer could be 80 wideiS
known nbou, In such little time
Miss MAMIE WILLIAMS. No. West
one Hundredth street-Every one % tae
girls ought TO he personally grateful Tor
the opportunity .,s
Brook avenue--'rhc girls ought TO ~I.e
and thank The Evening World "r the
chance II has given them.
Miss LOUISE PELEY. No. I Hancock
t,jocc-Ncu OF us Will he happy u We
get even the gloves or Shocs.
MISS ELIZA GOFF1GAS. No. 1853 Gar
cid avenue. jersey CITY Heighis-So'
hndy can .,nl a single objcct!on TO the
p:an. That speaks we'll for II.
Miss LENA MUZZ. No. IA Ea4!
Tw.niy.seventh street.-The girls are all
crazy about It. It's n fine oner.
Miss PAULINE II. RANDALL. No. -
W., One Hundred and fourth
r,ree:--It's going to be lots OF fun TO
Try. isn't IL. no matter who gets II.
Sliss ANNIE M'C.AFFEEY. No. =!
West Thir:y.second street-lt Is reall"
wonderful offer. dent see haw TIL,
Evening World can Do u.
Miss KATE KRESs. No. $40 East Tenth
strcet-You ought TO be with us a
lunch time. Nobody talks OF nnythiaS
else.
Miss l.. SHERMAN. No.. 80 East
Thirty.sixth street.-The worst OF II ~.
nj: the Sirls want to send In 80 many
descriptions. and wc can't DO that.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

Developed and Mrs. Wsmann sum
monrd the doctor in hurry Mr.. SUI
ger steadily sank. and an hour and u
half later vas dead,
Mrs. Suzcr and her children I've a,
No III Yves, one liundr.i AMI Tenth
street and ,hcy sere notified Of tn
death carly this morning b. friends. who
telcphoncd them.
When SulIcT separated from MS *lic
lin 1895 they had been married about
twenty-five YEAR, Her malien name
vas Catherine Odcli Taey had parted
once before. n ls.a In 1897, as tn. re-
sui, OF a .uit brought by Mrs. Sulzer.
peac. was mad. out OF court and n"
made over and then leased from her s.a
lots In the. Harlem River Casino prop
cr,y, Tor which ne paid hcr 500. These
payments. says Mrs Sulzcr. scr" Kept
UP until eight months ago. sulzer "as
worth about &jo.oo. and 1t u evident
tina; Mrs. wc!mann viii pa, IN . rlii;n
for part. II not all, 81 the estate,
An Evening World reporter Saw Mr..
WNmnnn later. wh.a che partially re-
coded from her position. She ~a'
dressed IN black. AMI IN. only co!os
about her was small blue coiia'enH
There were pearls .! the 'n"st !usiTc III
her ears Che speaks with peculiar
accent. which IL Iiii,e fetching
Wr.. Wri,nann'. story.
II will answer AL the questions yoI
hay. To ask" she sail II met Mr. sui
ger i've years ago or more. | nave lived
with MIN MS his wife four !ears-s.:Icu
Feb. Is, 1897. | met him long before ,hat
In German society.
IL was Mrs. Id. wclminn. got Il Ill
vorce from Carl we,mann In 1897. He
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

way and SicO.ai SHOULD perform the
nutouay. Both women then went 10 n"
Harlem River Casino, Mrs. Suix"r AL
her chiliren asccndcd TO the room "ncr"
IN. body was. kissed the dead face" and.
coming out. took up quarters IN another
mart o. the place. Mrs w.iminn.
friends consoled her in II room near
where the corpse lay
The separation.
Mr.. Sulzer had been separated from
his wife for four years and lived In
Handsomely furnished apartments over
his off1ce. on tho One Hundred and
Twenty. seventh street side %! the big
Casino. In the ONCE this morning sat
Mrs. Sulzcr and her twenty-thrc"-Sear-
old son. Ernest. and her daughter. cara.
who In seventeen. There were four po-
Iicetncn there. sent AT the reau"s, Of
some OF the stockholders In the con-
corn. TO guard the property. Mrs. sul.
zer WAS accompanied BY her lawyer,
Moe. Goodman. of No. 80 Broadway.
And while tn. party sat and talked In
su,,lued tones, upstairs. alone With the
dead man "a, Airs. wclmann. who Is
a;so known AZ Hermann and Held.
She IL abou, rwcnty-eight years old,
p,.rfec,iy proportioned and beautiful
brunette.
Sir. Suixer died OF heart failprc, the
result OF a complication OF diseases. be.
ginning with kidney trouble. lie had
been antng for a long time.
DR.. Sicoiai was with the patient
until II o'clock last night. when he de-
parted. saying he thought Mr.. sulser
was In q fair way to recover. Al mid
might. however. unfavorabie symptoms
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

no, 10 let his wife come 20 him. Ani
swoIr | would not let them In.
These rnIldr. Gh mo- spm. 10 ihriF
father until they hah heard he Mas d.
inx. Now they LAY they want hi- 10 ~.
| Viii not give II ~. -ha.l lay II IN
Wopilawn.
Mrs Wcimann was overcome Wiz.
emotion anl sobh.i. Ern.st Suls"r, ~"
SON appeared IN the rom - THIS me-
n-nt.
You see" sh. cried. pointing 4" aim,
z have let the children up. No i"'fr,
no sobs for thcir father.
You may say that Herman su'zet
was the best man tina, ever lived. kind
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
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Luck May Follow u.

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