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New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SUPREME COURT. County of westchester

- The Yonkers Savings Bank Plaintiff, against George
A others. Defendants--Action No. L IN pur-
sIance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duIy re
4ared and entered above entitled action and pear
ing date Of November. 191l / the unoer-
signed Referee said Judgment duly appoatsd VII
public auction at the Exchange SalesooIn No III
Broadway, the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
the 25h day OF DerenoST 1901 al - o ei9SS
noon on day. James l. Wells, aucuonSer' Jne
premises by said uigTe1 directed to be SOLD
and therein described follows III tnat Ger
tain plot or parcel Of land situate IN the Sor
ougb of The Bronx County Of New-HorS ana SlaCe oI
New York be:n- the ssstery farty feet OF Lot unoe
Io6 as shown a entitled Map q ne
field Property Mount Vernon. made oy X w p9-
E. dated August 1883 and ned IN uIe o-S
Of the Register Of County and bounded an
described as follows. Bestnnins az a Po1S
formed by northwesJerly corner o. -.
Avenue Second Street. shown on sald n@i;
running westerly along tne nHe-r-
line Of Cleveland Avenue forty feet; theles S15,
Cleveland Avenue TO the soueIly
line Village Of Mount vernon N re vi
along southsrly boundary hne o. me
lage Of Mount Vernon forty feet thence s5 av
westerly line Second Street elSity-t"O anu nv
tenths feet the place Of beginning - r-r-7,s.N
Date" LecsIiiOe-- =. l''A Referee
s H. THAYER Plaintiffs Attorney. "a Warour'on AVG
The folio&ing is diagram Of property above de-
scribed:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
vAII, WILL DIRECT PENNSYLNANlAS
FOOTBALL.
rp.~xrS FIELD TO BE FLOODED FOR
HOCKEY-ATHLETES PREPARE FOX
INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES
rav TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE-l

lay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Philadelphia Dec 1S-Pennsylvania . atnleuc Ill
rectors met this afternoon and the different com
n,ittees were formed The officers elected were
H 7. GeyeIin president Thomas Reath. vice-pres-
ident; H w Packard. treasurer. and Harry
rbaver secretary The same men held these places
last season.
The members of the different committees are gen
eraly the same as last year. so far as the erdu-
,,a+es are concerned In the football committee the
new member is Louis De Put VAIL who defeated
John C. Bell at the recent elections. he WIN
Packard and the undergraduates Crowther ana
Pennvpacker will make UP the most important
sports committee in the association an > til9
only practical football in the number. and ms
selection on this committee means that he Will
have practical charge of the real issues which may
arise in this sport
The following resolution was passed:
The board of directors of the Athletic A5socia-
desire to place on record thelE
appreciation of the long and valuable services 90
Pennsvlyania's athletics by John c. Bell chair
man OF its football committee for many years re
has university most loyally ana EN-
ciently and his associates desire 70 place on tIle
minutes and express to Mr.. Bell their warm ap-
probation and gratitude
Pennsylvana's hockey team received permission
to-day to flood the west part Of Franklin Field, and
this will be done at once. So long as the cold
weather continues the hockey team candidates Will
thus be able to have practice for their games
The intercollegiate Association mas not aCleO on
Pennsylvania's demand for a reinstatement to the
league but in the mean time the men viii prepare
for series Of games with the leading colleges OF
the country.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK-The American Sissionary Association.
J. Bell. Defendant
of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
entitled action and bearing date the
25th OF No-enber. 1904 L the undersigned. the
Referee IN said Judgment named Will sell public
auction SalesrcOra. No. Ill
Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
the path dav Of December. 1901. II O'Clock
that any. by L J. Philips & Co. Auctfoneers,
directed -sio jIdEuen be sold. and
therein described as follows:
All that certain ot piece parcel Of land situate
lying being in the E~roush Of the Bronx. City and
State Of New York bounded and described follows:
Beginning point made by intersection Of the
northerly line Of 163rd wiki the westerly line
OF Jackson running Not1e-ly and along
said line OF Jackson Avenue EiEhtysX $50 feet
Four one-haIf CfIz) inches. thence Westerly and
parallel 163rd Street Twenty-Five C25) feet
thence Southery and parallel with jackson Avenue and
OF the distance thro party wall Eghtysx (s6l
feet Four aad one-haf 90 inches 70 the norhery line
ot East fS3rd Street: thence Easerly along said
northerly I6Srd Street Twenty-ve ()
to the point place beginning; be OF the said
dimensions less
Dated New York. December End. 1901.
JOSEPH c. LEVI Referee.
WM IVES WASHBCRN. Artorney for Plaintiff. No Il
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
The following IS 4 diagram be sold
It's street number No. sS7 Jackson Avenue
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
CANDIDATE OF THE LOBBY
FRANCIS SUPPORTED BY THOSE WHO
HAVE Personal USE FOR
THE SENATE

The efforts Of a few Of the supporters of Senator
charles Asa Francis for president of the New-Jer-
eev Senate 10 make II appear that there is an IN
s-,red and concealed purpose upon the part of his
o,ronents will. for intelligent men who decline to
engage in peanut and penny whistle politics, prove
&c abortive viii the attempts to make ii appear
that the honor Of the Senate has been attacked.
AZ was in measure expected. this is the ground
which the lobby and the strictly commercial poll
-icians and Z few others who have been honestly
led INFO this error by the defamation Of the sup
norters Of the Monmouth Senator. have taken. and
,-,n these false and wholly unsustained premises
-, aerend to make successful their determination
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF WEST

- ,-rfEsTER-The Yonkers Savings Bsns FaIII .ti..
,-st,s- george A and others Deteliants Aco1
~ In pursuance Of Judgment OF toteCLaGls ~
S,,rv rendered entered in tire above emitted
80 sn5 hearing 3Gth day OF NcveIroeE Io.
J'' Srter<frned the by said judgment dnly
arpointed Will public auction az tne
iesroou7 No Brcadway. IN I1e IsorOuEn oI ld-t
Tat1an city York on the 2it1 i4S or
i,si At 10 o'clock On that daN oy James L NeS
4Tctioneer the and premises BY SAID JIdgnsnc
rer+e5 10 be sold therein described as 1oHoWs-
All that certain pot parcel OF land situate N & sne
IS-otigb Of The Bronx. County Of New ork ana SSIs
- New YORK being the westerly thirty feet OF Lot No.
ro- shawn "a certain map entitled MAP q ne
tSsna4Id Property. south Mount Vernon made BY K w
dated Aug lSes ana nied IN ne
Westchester County and bounded
follows. VIZ BeE1nninS AZ point on
Cleveland avenue distant seNenty
from northwest corner OF CieVeano
street. and running thence westerly
Of Cleveland Avenue thirty fest
along easterly line Of Lot NO io5
man ninety-tVo the southery ooundayy
fi1s Village o. Mount Vernon; thence eastery
along the southerIy boundary line OF the Village or Mount
Vernon thirty feet. sou1her:y and parae with
the westerly Second Street eghyssVen feet more
or less TO 'ne piA'e GEORGE c FURMAN. Referee.
Dated December =. 1901 -
Yonkers. N Y
scrfbsd-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SUPREME CoURT. Countr Of Westchester.

The Yoakers Savings Bank. Plaintiff against
George A Smith and others. Detendants-Acton
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure sale
rendered entered in the above entitled action and
bearing dste the Both day Of November. 1901 /.
undersigned Referee by said Judgment duly ar
pointed, will sell public
City OF New York. the 27th day Of December. 1901
at 12 O'Clock that day. BY James l. Wells.
auctoneer. the lands and premises by said Judgment
directed 70 be sold and therein described follows:
Al that certain plot parcel q land situate in the
Borough Of The Bronx County Of New York. state Of
New York being the westerly feet Of Lot No 100
and easterIy twenty feet Of Lot No IO7 shown
certain map entitled Nap Of the Psnfeld Property
Vern0n,' made by r. W Burrows. c. E.
dated Aug 1850 and fled in the Office Of the Register
and bounded AMI described
follows Beginning point the uortherly
distant forty fee westerly from
northwest OF Cleveland Avenue and Second
running along norCherly
OF Cleveland thirty feet thence nortlsry
AZ right angles Cleveland Avenue TO the southery
boundary Village of Mount vernon; thenco
easrerv along the said southerfy boundary Inc OF the
Village Of Mount thirty feat thence southeriy
and psrafe with line OF Second street elShtS
seen feer more or less the place OF beginning
Da'so DeIVl"'-- - GEORGE c FJ-RNIAN. Referee.
: H THAYER Plaintiffs Attorney. 54 Varburton Ave
7bn foIowing is diagram the property aoovs ds-
,c-bed:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
orr5cERs FOR CoLUMBI4 ROWING CLUB

Colurbia's rowing club met yesterday and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year FresI-
d+ A Bradley: vice-president H c.
Townsend; secretary. Leslie Savage; manager.
James H Hervy: assistant manager, B. Lererts'
UNDERGRADUATE representative, William X Morley
Tbe n1eetine was addressed by Edward Hanlan.
the coach who predicted that Columbia varsity
crew would beat the record at Poughkeepsle by
thirty seconds next year He also intmated that
Columbia might have boathouse on the Harlem
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
THE pFNvSYLTANT4 NAY MAKE CHANGES
BUILDINGS AND ALTERATIONS SAID TO BE CON
TEMPLATED BY THE COMPANY
IN ELIZABETH.

Elizabeth. Dec. IS fspecaD.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company it is currently reported here to-
day Is going erect new station Tor It's east
hound passenger travel between here and New
York and it is also said. will remove its freight
ward from Murray-st. to the baseball grounds In
Walnrt-st which are next to the company's main
line. ,. ,- ,,a,o+f.+in,
for the land between the rear OF its eastbound
-.es+ior and Broad-st., as IL wants TO remove the
fujIdings on this land to make room FOR the
rev station which the main entrance VIII oe
FrOr RroaG-st
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

COT e. for a-rick H. Flynn, head of the company @
which has the contract to provide ) Jersey Oily WIN
a new water supply. It has been alleged tiaI MI sli:
Flynn is nsovent. but Mr.. Edwards sald YESTERDAY
M Flynn may finish the new WaterWorks WIZ
out having raise the proposed $4,7OO,Tno ms ms
finances are in such shape that he VIII De aple 70 ~
ahead now and will not require loan for some
time to come Anyway. he will not need as mucL1
as 81 500 COO 1t is understood that MI t!ynn VIII
withdraw from several enterprises IN whlch ne Is
interested financially in order to fuih MS contract
without borrowing money.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
GOLF.
LOUIS LIVINGSTON. JR., CHOSEN CAP
TAIN OF FOX HILLS CLUB-TEAM
TO MEET AT DELAIONICO'S
TONIGHT

Louis Livingston. jr., who besides holding the
championship of the Fox Hills Golf Club is also
champion of Staten Island has just been elected
ca aptatn of the Fox Hills His election will
be formally announced this evening Delmonico's,
where all those who have played on the team
this Sc son will entertained dinner guests
of Mortimer NJ Singer. the retiring captain. Mr.
Singer declined offer of reelection few days
ago and insisted that his resignation be accepted
In withdrawing from active leadership Mr.
Singer leaves a record equaled by few metropolitan
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
poRRERs TOOK BAG or REGISTERED NAIL

ST Louis Dec 1S-A daring robbery OF pouch
Of United States registered mail occurred last isHt
at the doors of the old posofice building at Ihiro
and Olive sts Oscar Keeling. a driver of mall
wagon was knocked down with the butt ends OF
revolvers by three men as he was leaving the
building and robbed of a sack Of registered mali
which he was taking outside. The robbers succeed
cd In escaping with their booty before Keeling couu
give the alarm The lobby of the branch postonlce
Vas crowded with people at the time. and the Slo-
walk thronged with returning home from ousl.
ness The exact value of the contents or the los'
cL is known.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
OHIO ELECTION EXPENSES LAW.

columbus Ohio, Dec. 1s.-The question or the
,a1iditv of the Garfield Corrupt Practices law was
presented to the Ohio Supreme Court to-day IN
tke case of the State agt. l. A. Russell. OF CleVe-
land Mr. Russell a candidate for Congress-
and on his failure to file his exepnses as required 90
- the act the prosecutor brought suit for the sly0
Sne nr0vided. In the Common Pleas Court the
case was decided in favor OF Mr. RussgLl, 1ut 'o ne
Circuit Court reversed the judgment Ihe rignt "
n seat was not raised in the case, Mr.. Russell nav
defeated
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
~YoUNG GRIFFo's" HEART IS AFFECTED.

Chicago. Dec. IS.-Albert Grifhths, well known
throughout sporting circles Young Grifo, the
lightweight pugist has been forced 10 quit the
ring because of valvular affection Of the heart
which may bring death to him in the ring at any
time Late to-day DIR. MCGregor, physician ioI tle
,9vmpic At hetic Club. examined Griiths, ana ne
cause of this weakness, refused 20 ALLOW nm 10
enter match for which he scheduled to-n nlsHl
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Cleveland Avenue.

The approximate amount Of lien charge satisfy
which the above described property IS Re sold ts
So 1495s interest thereon from the 5oh day OF
Tovernber 1901 together with costs and aIl0Wanc9
aroIntinE 10 S23s.I7 thereon from tEe
S0th ay November. 1901. together with the expenses
he OF taxes. assess
rents and rates or other liens U be at"
10 the purchaser of the purchase money or pao %
~ -sfsraa Is $3.50 "a and accrued interest
the EeAe4V~ = F-o GEORGE c. FURMAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
coIrvBI4 TO RACE IN PHILADELPHIA

Columbia will meet Pennsylvania in a two mile
relay race at the Philadelphia sportsmen's Show
tomorrow night Columbias representatives, will be
e Marshall W NJ. Van Cise. c. A. Baker and
q NJ Bishop Columbia will also race against
Cornell on Saturday night in one mile contest
with these REPRESENTATIVES: ". P. s. Earle c. B.
MarshaII o. N. Bishop and ". NJ. Van Cise-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

the American Dock and Improvement Company to
remove the filling the South Cove and 10 restore
the original line of the tidewater basin. 1t has
also directed the Corporation Attorney TO begin
proceedings for the rentals collected by the COM
panies while in possession OF the made land II
The companies do not remove the filling the city
will do the work and the companies for the
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Cleveland Avenue.

OF lien satisfy
which the described property So 615.
with thereon from 30th day of November.
1901 together With and allowance amounting TO
S254 - with interest thereon from the 3ntl day Of No
together with the OF the sale
The approximate % taxes. and
Croton wat or be allowed the
Of the purchase paid by the
referee Is Sfs7 SO and interest
GEORGE c. FURNIAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SUGGESTS IMPR0rEHENTs IN JAIL.
THE MIpDLEsEx COUNTY GRAND JURY HANDS
IN THIRTY-FIvE INDICTMENTS

Nax-grunswick Dec. IS (SpecaD.-The Middlesex
coun,x- Grand Jury for the December term this
morning presented 10 Justice Fort S9 indictments
out of IL cases considered a presentment was also
handed in in reference 10 improvements al the
county tail II forth that the law or the state
recurring offenders under eighteen years OF age 10
he kent separate from older criminals could not oe
oSseryed owing TO inadequate provisions, and
recommended the building Of new conparthhent mem
for BOYS In the opinion of the grand jury these
improvements could be made at an expense not
exceeding S25.00O.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
East fS3rd Strss-
?
The anprorfrrara .nO1.ur - the

The Approximate cf lien or charge,
satisfy which above-descrSsd
is SiS36O Al.
November. 1901 together with allowance
amounting S31596 together with expenses OF
sale The approximate
and other liens be allowed puT-
chaser out OF the purchase money paid the Referee
Is SIS 15 and interest
Dated New York day o December. 1901
JOSEPH C LEVI. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Charles Phillips. Of Dundee

Charles Phillips Of Dundee, president Of the Pas
sale Valley Mutual Protective Association was
present at a meeting of the Jersey CITY boaFo VI
Trade on Tuesday night He urged an appeal 10
the United States Supreme Court in regard 10 the
right of Passaic and Paterson 10 pollute the Pas-
&c River He said if the pollution continued prop
erty along the river would become totai IosS fa3
Paterson he added. dumped 11OOOVO tons OF nun IN
into The stream every day. He spoke OF the state
s:e1yaee Commission as "a sop the people
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NEW. COLUMBIA BASEBALL MANAGER

The Columbia Baseball Association yesterday
unanimously elected Walden Pell manager E NJ
Cooper was chosen assistant manager. The vote
for the assistant was: f. NJ. Cooper AZ; c. L. Hen
drickson "a: Fl. A. Fisher, l6.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

The approximate amount taxes other
which be purchaser out OF
the purchase money. paid the Referee. sass 81
The VIII be sold subject 10
The restrictions contained the agreement recorded IN
I,iber 2 cf Convey ances PAGE Us as modified oy
Page 236. Section 13 and
subject the agreement recorded In LAoer
I -I5 Of Page terms OF the
cnveyances recorded 2263 Of Conveyancss Page
being recorded IN tne ONCE
OF the Register Of the County Of New York
' ~ ~ HERBERT 1. MAY Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
CHESS.

THE TENTH ANNUAL INTERCOLLEGIATE
MATCH WILL BE PLAYED IN THIS
CITY IN CHRISTMAS WEEK.
The official lists were received last night Of the
men who will represent Columbia, Harvard. Yale
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

The apDroxate OF the lien charge 10 satisfy
uvbtcn described is &c be sold IL
"a with from the 30h day OF No
allowance
- thereon from the S0th day
with the OF the sale
The approximate amount OF taxes. assessments and
r,or0r HerS 10 be allowed 20 the
nurrbassr ont OF the purchase paid BY the
rsrs-se 4. 6oI. and accrued interest
~ " GEORGE c. EURMAN. Rsserss-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NEARLY KILLED FOR FIVE CENT PIECE.

Torus. Me. Dec. 1s-Wnliam Allen, an inmate OF
the National Home for Disabled volunteer 0oiuie-
hero is In the hospital IN critical condition. QUE
,(;s alleged to injuries received in company quar-
te-s s todav during quarrel which arose over the
ownership of a five cent piece
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

out of the dog show programmes entirely or else
special efforts should be made to secure respect
able showing.
The Judging will go on to-day, and there will be
performances OF Magnus Schult's troupe OF per
forming Great Danes.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
LOVING CUP FOR COLUMBIA QUARTERBACK

William R Morley quarterback of the Columbia
football team. will receive silver loving cup from
the students as appreciation OF his work in be-
half of Columbia football The others members or
the team will get small gold footballs for watch
har
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NO WRESTLING BOUT TONIGHT.

The big wrestling match between Charles Nor
beck and Nachad, the Turk. which was to have
been decided at the Grand Central Palace tonight.
has been declared off owing to an injury TO Nor
beck's
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

The Street and Water Board of Jersey City has
directed the Central Railroad of New-Jersey and
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SAYS FLYNN WILL NOT NEED TO BORROW

COUNSEL RELIEVES CONTRACTOR WILL FRoBA-
BLY, BE ABLE TO GO AHEAD WITH
WORK FOR JERSEY CITY.
Ex-senator William D. Edwards. of Jersey City.
will vigorously oppose the application for receiver
for the East Jersey Water Company which will be
nnade at Newark next Tuesday. Mr.. Edwards is
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

SIXTEEN CANES OF CHESS AT ONE TINE.
At the New-York Athletic Club on next Monday
at D. n H " PfIsbury. the chess expert, will
NAV sixteen simultaneous games of chess. blind
folded against members OF the club
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
MUST REMOTE RECLAIMED LAND.

JERSEY CITY STREET AND WATER BOARD
ORDERS ORIGINAL TIDEwATER LINE IN
THE SOUTH COVE RESTORED
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
S,py0 S,p0RgS 4 7
DpoRE>Flfk'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

DOG sHow.-L.ades' Kennel Association OF America
Madison Square Garden.
ATHLETICS-Reay race. Columbia University OF
Pennsylvania. Philade Sportsnen's Show, Phila-
depha.
GOLF.-Dinner Delmonico's Fox Hills team
BASKETBA BALL-Interclass final, Columbia University.
SHOOTING.-C Contest Interstate Park.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
PREFER 4 PARK TO 4 CEMETERY.

PATERSON BOARD OF TRADE ABOUT TO START
AN ATTEMPT TO ABANDON THE SANDY
HILL BURYING GROUNDS.
Paterson. Dec. IS (SpeciaD.-The Board Of Trade
has started a movement to have the Sandy Hill
Burying Grounds. which located in the heart
Of the city. changed from a cemetery to a park.
The Board Of Aldermen will be asked to cooperate
and bill will be presented to the legislature seek
ing the necessary power
The burying grounds at present in a neglected
condition have been the cause of much scandal
the religious communities who have control of
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
WANTS APPEAL TO THE sUPREHE COURT.

7zus1DE,<r OF PROTECTIVE; ASSOCIATION URGES
THAT THE FEDERAL COURT BE ASKED TO
PREVENT POLLUTION OF PAssAIC RIVER
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
foreclosure 5Gles-

diagram OF the premises referred 70
having no street
number
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-07

The Inauguration of this week
brought forciby to the attention of the
British newspapers the prosperity
which has come to this country during
the four years of McKinley's admins
tration just closed and most of them
published articles congratulating this
country on this condition. The Morn
ing Post says the marvellous tide of
prosperity and splendid commercial
successes attending the last admins
tration are the more signal because
they seem to promise still greater ad-
vantages to national industry in the
near future. The paper considers the
most important part of President Nc
Kinley's address to be the declaration
that patriotism ought to exclude from
partisanship the controversies that
have arisen since the war;
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-07

THERE is loud howl going up from
the commission mon OF the cities be-
cause the new game wardens are vigor-
ously enforcing the fish laws. The
merchants claim that they should not
be considered guilty of violating the
law until the violation is proved. Per-
haps if these aggrieved men had shown
less inclination to violate the game
laws in the past they would not now be
humping into trouble every time they
turned corner.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-07

PAT GROVE says he is not guilty OF
the Cudahy kidnapping and the hunt
for him has become a persecution. The
police have informed him that if he
will give himself up they will protect
him from the mob and assist him in
his efforts to prove himself innocent.
If Pat has the price he will go free.
Most police forces have a bureau for
the manufacture of evidence to order,
as has been prominently brought to the
attention of the public by a recent
Minnesota murder trial.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-07

A GENUINE prize fight with all the
bloody embellishments was pulled off
at Colum bia Heights, suburb of Min
neapolis over the Anoka county line,
during the past week. The new gen
GRAFTON of ''sports'' seem to be getting
reckless. The older fellows remember
attending dog fight in Anoka county
once. They also remember how busy
the surgeons were on their return re-
moving slugs, bird shot, old nails, etc.,
from the anatomy of those who hap
pened to come within range of the
guns of the sheriff's posse, and the
tragic ending of the ARRAY.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-03-07

WE believe that the Anderson, Ind,
woman, who took her husband across
her knee and applied clapboard
vigorously to his chair press in the
presence of his companions when she
found him in saloon, and then led
him home by the ear, is a more effec-
tive reformer than Carrie Nation.
Unfortunately though, all women are
not able to infict~such teachings upon
their lords. ! !