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Evening journal., 1901-01-23

Anna Held In her new comedy,
"Papa's wife" comes to the Opera
House tonight The music, by De
Koven, as said to be fetching and
catching. Manager ziegfeld promises
that the piece will have very elabo-
rate representation In this city, no eX-
pensc having been spared
In providing fne costumes
end elaborate mise en- scene. The
company presents In the leading COM
edy role Charles A. Bigolow one OF
the most amusing OF eccentric come
dlans. and the part Is said 70 flt him
most amusngly Among others in the
company are George Marion, the we'll
known dialect comedian Max Figman,
Adella Barker the Western heavy
weight comedienne; Adelaide Orton
Anita Austin. Blanche West and a
.bcvy OF beautiful girls in the chorus
Evening journal., 1901-01-23

Members Of the American Girl
Company gave an excellent perform
ance I'm the Opera House last night
The audience was not large, but IL was
q thoroughly well pleased one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

BROUGHT IN.
The Diamond Leather
Company Sold to S at.
isfy Mortgage.

At the Court House this morning
Sheriff Mcdaniel sold properties OF
Clarence H. Redding, 2-story brick
house al Conrad and VanBuren
streets aud property at Sixteenth
and Union streets, to George Brown.
The property brought 5000 and the
second $1,000.
The third property sold was that
Of the Diamond Leather Company,
Alfred p. Stevenson and Clara l..
Stevenson his wife, to satisfy a
mortgage OF $1,000. The bidding
was spirited and when it was about
to be knocked down, William B,
Clerk stepped in and said he had a
ten year lease on the property and
the one who got it would also get a
law suit.
This kind OF scared the bidders
and it was finally sold to d. Il,
los!yn who was the bidder for the
Diamond Leather Company for $23,-
500.
The property stands IN the name
OF Mrs. Henrietta Joslyn and W i'll
still be known as the same firm.
The company being enabled to
buy the property in saved some one
law suit Nas Mr.. Clerks lease
made with the owners still holds
good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
EXCURSIONIS1S
PROTECTED.

With vie w 10 protecting pleas.
urc parties and other patrons Of the
excursion steamers on the Delaware
Collectoy Of the Port c. Wesley
Thomas yesterday sent the follow.
ing communication to Surveyor
Lyle:
II desire to call your attention to
the subject Of overcrowding passeu-
ger steamers during THE excursion
season, and would suggest that you
have the Inspectors of Customs ex-
ercise the utmost vigilance to pre-.
vent steamboats, carving more pas.
sengers than authorized by the In
spection certificate, supplemented
by such excursion permits as may
be issued by the United States Lo.
cal Inspectors Of Steamboats,.
TO facilitate carrying into feet
this suggestion, you are directed to
detail officers ON holidays Qhe
Fourth Of July and Labor Day,
September 2. especially and on
Sunday during the Summer months,
who shall be stationed at the points
OF departure Of gil steamboats,
carrying passengers. 1t shall be
duty Of those officers 10 ascertain by
actual count the number going
aboard such steamboats, and to re-
port to your Office any excess con-
tt.ary to the provisionsabove stated.
"Ferryboats are not included in
this order"
The inspector on duty at Chester
should be instructed that when such
boats call at that point to take on
passengers the number going on
board should be counted and re.
ported to you for addition to the
number taken on at this city.
Il am extremely anxious that
no efforts should be spared in the
strict enforcement of the steamboat
lrws, in order that passengers on
excursion steamboats, may have the
fullest possible protection. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
NJ YSTERY' In
SUNSTR0KE.

Philadelphia. June 22-Uncon-
scious aud unidentified a you 1g
woman OF striking beauty lies in
the Presbyterian Hospital. ,hover
ing bctweeulife and death, as the
result of heat prostration.
Overcome shortly after 4 o'clock
10 the AFTERNOON, she has not vet
recovered her senses at late hour
last night, and not single clue to
her identity has been offered.
The unfortunate girl is about 10
years old, and of medium height,
with rich blonde hair and blue
eyes. She wore white shirt
waist, OF fine material, and bore
every evidence of re inement.
Riding on a west bound Girard
avenue car che was suddenly seized
with nauseu. one OF the first symp-
toms OF heat affection. This was
near Fitty-second street, signalling
the conductor, she alighted and
tottered across to the other track,
apparently intending to take an
eastward car.
Then she swayed and fell sense
less, Joseph Smith who was stand
ing at the corner. ran to help her,
ard carried her to the sidewalk.
At the same time another witness
Of the affair telephoned to the Had.
dington police station.
Policemen Sullivan and Haley
soon arrived in 4 patrol wagon,
into which the apparently llfeless
form OF the woman was lifted, and
hurrieaig driven to the hospital.
There the ply sicians recognized
grave case Of heat prostration,
and promptly resorted to the ice
bath. This failed to restore her
and other heroic remedies were
tried, but with no better success,
and the last report of the doctors
wasthat the condition OF the beau
tiful unknown was serious.
The case is unusually mysterious,
in view of.the fact that no inqui.
ries Tor the young woman have yet
been made, in spite Of her long
absence from home or friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
WOMEN KISS
SCHWAB.

Pttsburg. June ss-At Braddock to
night President Charles NJ. Schwab, of
the Unitel Stntea Steel Corporation, was
givon unique recep ion by he members
of the Fir,t Pr shy terian Church. to
whom ho gave $500 several day, ago 10
help clear the debt.
The women. who .wsra out In force to
sec Mr. chwab, were 80 elated that they
insisted on kissing him. Mr.. Schwsb is
we'll known ia Braddcck, where for many
years he was In charge OF the Edgar
Thompson Steele Works Mr.. Schwab
submitted gracefully and was kissed BY
200 women OF tho church. Some OF them
Rugged him heartily and said God bless
you"
Mr.. Schwab was 80 pleased over his
reception that he agreed to wipe out the
remaining debt Of tho chuIch amounting
to $780, for which he drew check on
the spot and handed 1T to the church
treasurer. Mr.. Schwab has also donated
toanol her church new building in Brad
dock, and IL will be oonseurated tomor
row. This IL tho structure just complot
cd by 81. Mary's Protestant Epi copal
Church congregation, for which Mr..
Schwab supplied the funds through his
mo; hor .in.lnw, Mrs. Mary II kinessy. OF
Braddock. who Is member OF the cOnRre
CATION. While Mr.. Schwnb was bolng
kissed toni ght his wife stood by smiling.
apparently enjoying 1t as much as her
hui sDand. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Killed an EIephant.

Eau Claire, Wis. June 2S.-Whlle
lishtningw was playing almost inces-
sanity about the tents OF Wallace 5
circus here to-day one fierce stroke
fell upon the tent containing the
animals, killing Ella, the little
trick elephant, and stunning and
telling four other elephants, a dozen
ponies and two men.
OF the fifty or more men and boys
who were gathered in the tent few
escaped without severe shocks.
ella, the trick elephant was not
killed outright, but succumbed af-
ter making a feeble effort to strug-
gle to her leet.
The larger elephants. who had es-
capped with nothing worse than falls
were frantic with fear. AS they
recovered from the shock and the
horses thrown down about them
struggled to their feet, they made
wild attempts to break their fast.
enings and escape from the tent. 1t
was only by the most strenuous el-
forts that the cicus attendants re-
stored order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Plague of Brown Moths.

Boston, June %. Boston is being
moth-eaten. The predatory brown
tailed moth has attacked no! only
the classic shade trees OF the Com
mon, but has fallen upon molten.
sive citizens.
More than sixty cases oil poison
ing induced by the bite of the moth
have been reported, aud. the re.
turns IRON the suburbs are still be-
ing received. Citizens seriously
discuss the plague of insects which
has fallen upon the city.
1t Is said the insects prefer the
pear tree, although they are not
averse to cherries, mulberries or
beans.
They inflict their bites upon the
heads and necks Of their victims.
The Board Of Health today had
hearing on the subject of brown
moths. with a view Of seeing what
can be done toward their eXtermi.
nation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Struck Dead on Ball Field.

Rockfor d, H., Juue 80 While game
of ball WINS In progress at Monroe Center,
twonty miles southeast OF this city, yoster
day lightning killed Morris Carlson. first
basenan OF ons of the teams, Tho electric
bolt knocked down half dozen other
players and a number OF spect ators, all Of
whom, however, recovered quickly.
The contesliDg teams were semi profess
sioDsl rgauizations of Monroe Center
and Rock ford.
The game was played to the accompani.
ment OF dazZling electrical display. 1t
had progressed to the at half Of the
seventh inning, whom there was terrific
report from HE overcast heavens, follow
by binding flash.
The infed ers oil fell to their knees and
ms they went down they saw Carlson clap
his hand to his hreast, turn part way aside
and pitch forward upon his face.
Spectators and players, when they had
recovered from their fright rushed TO the
fallen players assistance and were horrl
fisd>to find him dead.
The bolt struck Carlson upOr the top Of
the head. splitting his cap. His. huir was
singed little, but the electric fluid left no
other mark upon him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

Bv virtue of an order Of the Or
phan Court, Auctioneer Hukill at
the Court House, this morning sold
real estate of the late John G. ALI
mond.
The trustees, William S. IIilles and
Robert c. Fralm stated the condi ions
and from that time on, bidding was
spirited.
Property No. !, three story brick
house at Market and Gordon Streets,
was sold to Charles B. Murray for
1850.
No. 2, piece Of land adjoining No.
!, to Frank Lynton for 500.
No. 3, three story brick house at
Fourth and Adams Streets to Charles
B. Murray for 1910.
No. 4, piece of marsh land to John
W. Taggart for 1905.
Property No. 5 was withdrawn as
only $3.50 was Did for it. 1t was also
piece Of marsh land
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
COWHIDED BY
HIS WIFE.

New York, June 29.-Julia Morrison.
who gained 30 much notice In 1899
as the slayer OF her stage manager Frank
Leiden. In Chattanooga, Tenn. figured
last night US tho spectatorin horsewhip-
ping affair.
The whip was yielded by Mrs J. R. v.
Silver and the victim was her husband,
Professor Silver, a hypno isi, who had In.
vited Miss Morrison to dine with him at
the Arena in West 3lst street, near Broad
way.
Professor Silver had been giving Miss
Morrison lessous In hypno ism. He gave
her the sixth lesson as he said last even.
ing a. her home In tho handsome apart
ment house. No. 2l5 West 18th street.
Miss Morrison then accepted the invl.
tation. and they went to the Arena
They had seated themselves at one OF
the sids tables, and Professor Silver had
Silver leading her son, WILDER. years old
entered the place. In her right hand she
carried a heavy dog whip. Professor
Siivsr's back was turned toward the door.
and he did not see his wife.
. The first Imitation OF her presence was
when Mrs. Silver dashed him acrcsa he
back with her whip, exclaiming as she
did so:
oh, you villain, this IL how you spend
your Evenings w hab ure you uo.us!
swi,h-'here. wi h this rap, thwack
swish woman You must havs'-swieh
swlsh-'hy pnotized her, bat will tet h
you better
The Professor and Miss Morrison gained
their feet at the samei moment. Tho
astonished man protested. but his infur;
lated wife paid not the slightest at ention
and, turning to Miss Morrison said:
Don't you Interfere, or III igive you
some 90
Professor Silver made his way through
the crowd OF spectators and tinally escap:
ed to the street, where entered cab. Miss
Morrison boarded n car and went to her
apartments. She says his wife treated him
right rs he had no right to ask me to dine
with him.
Mrs. Silver after the whipping dissap.
peared in the crowd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
ATTACK BY
HlGHWAYMEN

Bethlehem, June 2S.--Georg
Hackman OF Bath, while driving
home after business trip to Bcthle.
hem was held up late last night by
three highway meE' on the public
road in North Bethlehem, pulled
/ tf6n his carriage, choked into uncon-
scloGsness and robbed of his gold
watch, and chain and considerable
money. George Smith who was sub
sequently arrested upon the charge of
being one OF the assailantS, showed
fight aud threw a bottle Of vitrol at
aa officer, who retatiated with his
mace.
! After Mr. Hickman bad been rob-
bed the highwaymen upset the car.
rage and Cutting the horse loose,
left the yehicS in the road in an et-
fort to hide Neir crime, evidently
believing that 1t would appear as
though it had been a runaway.
+ Mr.. ilaCkman lay uncons ciouS I'M
Ill near daylight. When he revived
llo crawied INTO his broken carriage
and remained there until help reach
him this morning. His clothing was
almost torn from his body, showing
that he had given the highwaymen Il
hard fight,
ls The horse ran home to Bath and
was funnd standing at the barn door
ty Mr.. Naykman's son, Stanley
Hackman, early This morning. Mr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
New CITY Officers.

The city officers elected at the
last election will begin their term
tomorrow at midnight. Mayor
John G. Fahey will be succeeded
by George NJ. Fisher; City Treas
urer William l.. Hamann by Seth
H. 'Feaster; City Solicitor Henry
c. Conrad by David J. Reinhar
President OF Council William H.
Alexander by Charles II. Blaine.
The new members of Council will
be sworn in and will meet for or
ganization on Monday evening.
There will be no ceremony in con.
nection with turning the Offices
over to the new incumbcnts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

Pittsburg. Pa, June 23.-General Su.
perintendent d. +. Maroney, of the Pitts.
burg division Of the Baltimore u Ohio
Railroad, by imperiling his own life and
party OF railroad officials. prevented
what would have bsun a terrible wreck
near Connelisvile yesterday and a wo.
man saved his train. A violent storm had
been raging up the Youghiogheny River
and fearing that u washout might have
occurred no ordered his special train to be
run ahead OF the fast New York express.
The special was Jagged by woman
just In time to save 1t from plugging
through bridge that had been washed
out by the tio0d. Had the heavy express
train bsen running on Its schedule moth.
ing could have prevented 1t from going
through tho bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
r1r. Lynn Returns Thanks.

Previous to the adjournment OF
the city court this morning, Deputy
City Solicitor John +. Lynn ad.
dressed the court and said:
"May it please the court, as this
will be my last appearance as
Deputy City Solicitor, l wish to
thank the court, the clerk and the
police Tor the kind assistance given
to me. l appreciate their kind
ness" a,
Judge Churchman-On behalf of
the court must say that our rela-
tons were very pleasant and SO
far as l am concerned am sorry to
see YOU leave"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
CITY Council Offices,

II is to be hoped that City .Coun.
Gil 10 more successful 10 elect ing a
clerk, 1bailiff. coal inspector, meat
inspector and clerk Of the market
that it has been for two years past.
There are numerous applicants
after the several positions and
Council will this time have to come
to come definite conclusion and
elect these officers,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Keep the Coast Clear,

Judge Churchman has sent out
the order that the coast must be
clear. Crowds will not be allow
ed to congregate along the coast,
for then the pavemeuts will be
blocked and fights will follow.
Elias Williams, colored, was be.
fore Judge Churchman on the
charge Of acting 10 a disorderly
manner. The fine was 80 and
costs. and a warning that the dis
ordeEly characters must keep off
the s3&st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
MARRIAGES,

LUTON NA9AN--At Harrison Street
parsonage, on june 9TH, 1901, by Rev. W, L
Avery, VIM. H. Luton and Fannie Il. Elan.
agan. both Of Darby Pa.
DOWNING-WORkMA At the Harrison
street parsonage, on June goth, 1901 by
Rev. W. + Avery, Chas, W. Downing and
lll!ic g. Workman, both Of this city
HIMSWDR TH--L UKENS--O Jane I'D. 1871,
by Key. f II NcKinsey Of Chrlstana bet
WIN. II. Ulmsworth ana lua b. ukens
both of this city.
MhGLE-CRCsS AN--On June q. 1901, by the
ey, w. +, Dawson. ut the home OF Mr.. A.
4, kloadcs, 1856 ", Eth street. ebert &.
Mcgee ard Bessie l. Crussan, all OF This city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Saves Two From Death.

Our tle daughter had an almost fatnl
attack of whouping cough and bronchitis,
writes Mrs. w. X. llavilana. OF Armonk,
n. Y, but when ali other remedies failed,
We saved her life with DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Our niece, who had Consum p
ton in an advanced stage, also used this
wonderful medicine and T. day she is per-
fectly well. Desperate throat and lung
dl eases yield to DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry rs to no other medicine on earth. In
fallible for Coughs and Colds. SOC and
81 90 bottles guaranteed by N Is, Dam
torth. Trial bottles froe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Tiia SNAPPER SUPPER

b Nj laac Elliott ~
One day upon his farm.
Picked up noble snapper.
Aud thought 1t little harm,
The snapper was 20 skinny
1t would not bring a bounty,
So We sentit to get fattensd
With the Sheriff Of the County. i
In Its new sphere the snapper grew
Both handsome fat and strong,
The sheriff thought II would DO frs
. To bring his friends along,
So he cut its blooming head of
As 1t lay within Its coop.
And had his friends last Friday night
10 sup the snapper soup.
The Levy Court from Wilmington,
With Elliott at their head,
Got passes from the sheriff
!. And to New Castle fed,
And to our great amasement =
As each In turn did dine
All agreed to getber, and said,
The soup was fine.
They say that since this festival
Our Levy Courts In bed.
No more they'll raise our taxes
But snappeIs hunt instead,
They all agree to gethor .ps
In this most fam Gus sport, g
And 1t Is better cause they can't
Agree In Levy Court. y
A FRIEND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
lot CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.

Zone night my brothers baby wast taken
with Group, writes Mrs. j. G. Snider, of
Crittenden, KY, 't seemed it would
strangls before We would get Il doctor, so
we gavs 1t DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which gave quick relief and permanently
cured it. We always keep 1t IN he house
to protect our children from Group aud
Whooping Cough. 1t cured me OF chronic
bronchial tr ouble that no other remedy
would relieve" In falible for Coughs,
Colds, Throat and Lung troubleG 5Oc AMI
il.00. Trial bottles free at N. B. Dam
fOrth'a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Police Take dirI from Opium Joint.

Phil adelphia, Pa, June ga Nook
Yicls, q chlnainen, and Maggie Epson, q
white woman, were arrested at III Hut
crimson street, by Special Policeman Carr
aud Gregory, OF the Eleventh and Raos
streets station, charged with harboring 10
year old Gertrude Dudohun, Of Twenty
ninth and French ssreots
The girl was seen going into the Hutch
inson street house ON Thursday night BY
Pstrolman Simpson. He recognised the
girl - new. recruit In Chinatown, and
drove her away from the place. She 70
turned yesterday, and Simpson placed her
under arrest; IhS GIL SAD shs had been
In The second story Of the house Tho
polios found much used opium lay. out
The woman denies that she induced the
girl to come to her house - =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29
Funeral OF II. SIlerWln.

The funeral of Henry Sherwin,
Sr., took place this morning from
No. 1918 Jefferson street. High
mass was celebrated in st. Pat
rlck's Church by Rev. w. ]. Ber.
mingham and interment made in
the Cathedral cemetery. The pail
bearers were A. J. G'Ncill, w. II.
Hayes, II. #, Garvey, John Kane.
Miss McHush sang 1.-The Holy
Cltv,",
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

Baltimore, June 20.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad tunnel, running
through this city, cayed in shortly
before 2 O'Clock this morning. The
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timorc express train, leaving Union
Station at l.52, was caught in the
debris, but as far as known no one
was injured. The Pennsylvania
Railroad probably will use the Balti-
more and Ohio tunnel until their
tracks are cleared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

HARlils.-In this city on June q, 1901, Ma.
bel b., daughter Of Dan .rl Nnl Cathurine.
aged Is years
I.eauye, and friends are invited to attend
the funeral fror1 parents residence. No. SIS
Union street Monday afternoon at o cl oct
Services at St Peters Church. lntvrment
at ST. Pe'er's Cemetery.
GENTRY In this city On june 30 1901. Rra.
trlce Ruth. daughter Of Frank h. and Grace
A. Gentry, aged mon hs.
Funeral services at the parents residence
No ~ " est Eighth street sunday afternoon
AZ D'rlDcE lntprmeEt AT l.ombardy GENE
terry.
PhRHINS.-ln this city on June IS, 1901, Lew.
Is +. PrHins, in ms goth year.
hciailyuS. friends, aud members OF the
Fidelity Lodge No IS, \. -, L. " and Fidel.
ity Conc we No 81 Mogu!litn+ are iuyit.
ed o attend the irncrai services at his lutG
residence. No. "a South Harrison street Oh
Sunda, evening June ;Dth, at $50 o'clock.
lnterwent al Lharlestown Md. on arrival Of
train leaving french street station Monday
morning ut U.lo O'clock without further no
tlcc,
NALLA 'E.-Nnomi H.. daughter Of Vim H.
and hannah +. Wallace ut he res ldeuce of
her parents, 400 NauBuren street, aged
years.
Services at the honse, A o'clock p ,n,. Fat.
urday, June -. lutcrmenJ at convenience OF
family.
e'RAIG.-lu his city OF June 2jth, 1901. Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of Martha and elsoa
:. craig. aged jmonths.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services ut the residence Uf her
parents To- ljl2 W. llth street on Saturday
afternoon a. $ o'clock. lnterinent Greeuhlil.
AprcGions one from W. has gone,
voice W. loved is still.
A place Is vacant in our home,
Which meyer eau be hlled.
God In His wisdom has recalled,
child His love has given,
Aud though the Lody sumbGrs here,
Her soul = safe in heaven.
our Daughter"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

The dog catcher ia kept busy at
present removing cats to the crem-
atorJ. Among those removed this
week was one belonging to Michael
Hood OF No. $40 Pleasant street.
The cat for some unknown reason
succeeded in biting off its cars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

Philadelphia. June 29.-Louis George
Graft, tho oldest member Of Commercial
Exchange, died shortly after midnight q
his residence, Rivsrton, N j., from tht
effects of the heat. He:was eighty ,woe
years old and had been connected with
the Exchange here for forty Years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

The Truct CTS Of this city will hold
meeting at the correr of A and
Head streets on Monday evening at
& O'Clock Tor the purpose of organiz-
ing pI clcrl We association. All are
IN yted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-29

Col Wainwright Office No. 3 W. eth It
Wilmington. I,el. secure- widows pen sion
in from 40 to 90 days Soldiers, Sailors and
widows. Write to him or call at his otiios
for Information about their title to pom.
sions and other claims against the Gov
ernMent,