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New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

The apnrox,mate the lien charge TO sat
isfy which described property 70 Ss soa =
thereon from the fSn gay OK
Soy.r,bs- IalI Together costs and allowances
anorntins u s44475 interest from November iSth
IoI toVstbar with the expenses Of the sale The ap
proxiuate amount assessments or other Liens
which are 10 be the purchaser out ot the
nurcbase money or the referee u $1S53s6 and
EDWARD B. WHITNEY, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
ForeeIpsure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Samuel 3. Kenyon. deceased PIan
spainst Julia C Hendrckson and others. Defendants
pursuance oA
duIV entered IN the ABOVE
Tearing date the day Of October 1901 tne unlef
s!sred referee said Judgment named VIII sen a.
DIiblic auction New York Real Estate Sa4esrsfi
S11ber III Broadway Borough OF Manhattan City
Of New York. the I1th day OF December 1901 al
rvveIye o'clock that by D. Phoenix lnSra
ram e Co auctioneers. the premises directed oy sal1
Judgment TO and therein described as foIioNs
An that OF land il the City OF New YORK IN tne
baug the lot designated by the number ~
and part Of known and designated BY the nun
Eeror Estate 2ith Ward Of the City = New YORK
Nav 1880. Title Guarantee * Trust CO.. No. 70 Liberty
OF rhe Register City and County of New York on
T-1a 20th 1890 o hereby mortgaged being and
described follows BEGINNING 1T point n the north
westerly Sedgwick Avenue. distant as measured
along the said of said Avenue hundred and
nineteen and seventy-two onehundredths feet north
he intersection or the northWestery sce
the northeasterly side Of Perot
Street r,nring thence northwestery aldng line
nearIv paraIe The boundary between lots
the building standing premises hereby described
building standing the premises adjoining the
ona- bundredrhs feet 20 Number T6 thence north
eastery part the along the OF lot Number
10 twenty-five fortynine one-hundredths feet TO
Ior Number southeasterly along said lot Mum
IIrdredths feet northv side OF Sedgwick
Avenue southwestery along the northweserly
side Sedgwck Avenue, twenty-five and thrty-seven
the point Of beginning Together
,rith All the right. title and interest party OF the
first part the land lying in Sedgwick Avenue
in front Of and adjoining described premises
10 the line OF said Avenue
Dated New York. Nov. 16:h f90i-
WI HIRSCH. Referee.
T ALBERT LANE. Attorney for Plaintiff. No 800
,rOasrav Borough O Manhattan. n. Y.
following Is diagram OF the property to be sold
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

l.
~ OF NEW YoRK-.Wiiianll Be- Berraa ian and Cnaries e.
Charles n conto deceased against Henry Rosnscn-d
and sale rnade and entered in the sooveened action
SsrtTg dafe The 18th day Of November 1901 l. the
dersgned the referee in said tudsment named VIII sell
auction the New Ycrk Real Estate sales
room No III Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhat.an
Of York. the 18th day OF December
iaof ar 10 oFcI that day. by herbert A
the premises directed ny said juds
and therein described as follows All
land with the buildings and improve
situate in Section BLOCK Nur1oer
tts9 On the Land Map of the City Of New York. anc
Ward Of said City. and bounded
follows Beginning at point formed
eastery side OF Mercer street
side of West Third street Gorraeriy
thence southeriy and along the
Mercer Street twenty-five feet: thence
and parallel West Third Street hun
49, distant hundred feet westerly
side OF Broadway; thence northeriy
twenty-five feet the
abs-v side of and thence westerly
Jc,- the said southery of West Third Street one
place OF Ees1antug. be saio
severaI dimensions more or less
Dated New York November 10th. 1901
EDWARD 2. WHITNEY. Referee
DEWITT L6CkMAN & DEWITT, Attorneys for Plain
No. Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City -
is diagram Of property &c De
numbers 4 and 6 West Bro Street ana
as6 Mercer Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

MURDOCH. URIEL AIN pursuance Of an
order Of Hon Ahne- c Thomas. Surrogate OF the
notice IS hereby given TO all persons
having claims against UrieI a urdock late of the Coun
ty of York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 subscribers their place OF
ransactiug the office OF Shiland shosHaker
& Al Broadway, in the Borough OF Mdnhar-
tan City Of York before the Soth day OF May
1902
Dated New York November 2fth. 1901
LEWIS C. MURDOCH \FRANCIS A MURDOCH. FRAN
CTS E. LECPP. Executors
sHILAND SHOEMAKER HEDGES. Attorneys for
Executors II Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
Ner Y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
NEW YORK & HoNDGRAs ROSARIO MINING
THE UNION BAG q PAPER c. coMPAN,as aIrs D


York. December ietn. lsot.
AT A MEETING Of the Board of directors
"a held this day regular quarterly dividend OF twe
and per and extra dividend OF thee sr
a half per cent declared. payable on ana aIseF
1901. the stockholders OF recofo Oh SELL
day Dec. l4th. 1901. at one o'clock NJ IA. ,.,,
books Will close on SATURDAY l1ec tsta
1901 Al enc O'Clock P. NJ and reopen on Thursday
Jan. ID 1902 clock A NJ -
- FRED'K J. WARBURToN, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
tluaucial.
Stockholders Committee
IIE AMERICAN COTTON COMPANY.

r. th> Ecsts-s % Preferred Common Stock OF
- American Cotton Company:
E5oeTx to E large amount, Preferred and Common
.r,.k OF American Cotton Company, have entered
,-,o stoskho,ders Agreement dated December 1901
nd lodged with the Depositary) for the purpose Of
-s-sheag consolidation, sale lease disposition
~ ropery or the acquisition lease property by
q N. Of deposittng stockholders united
,.oa Believing Il be mutual
shobdeEs their respective holdings be held and
,.nxred bulk during the period Agreement
,s TAT sale thereof be during such period that
!, esly made in bulk and unit (whereby better
,.su,cs nay by individual actionl
COMMITTEES also IS empowered dispose
under prescribed limitations PRO
q. holders Certificates Of Deposit class Of
stock, respectively.
The undersigned consented 70 act as Committee
uuder Agreement and hereby afford holders OF the
Preferred and o American Cotton
Company opportunity OF participating the benefits
c, SAID Agreement by hereunder deposit.ng their stock
with the Central Trust Company ot New York. De
,os,tary CT OF before the 10th Gay OF Jaoua-y 1902
Negotiable Deposit viii be issued for the
deposited stock.
Copes OF said Stockholders Agreement be
obtained from the Secretary o. the COMMITTEES.
Dated New York. December g. 1901.
CORNELIUS ". BLISS. Chairman
wM c. LOWERING.
ALBERT C CASE,
JAMES c. CANNON,
JAMES K JONES,
DAVID r. FRANCIS,
MAXWELL WoODECL
STuLMAN 2. KELLEY,
Stockholders Committee
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL Counsel
THOMAS E WING. Secretary.
20 Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
Sedgwick Avenue.

SeGgWlCA
The approxn1ate amount OF the lien charge to sat
rb;cb the soove property sold. is
thereon from the 10th day Of Oc
costs and allowances amount
ing 10 the s261T with interest thereon from
october 10th 1901 together with the expenses OF the safe
Of the assessments and
liens 70 be allowed 70 the
o of the purchase money, or paid by the rereree Is
s275. and interest 900,
New York, November 18th, 1901
-@se@' - H HIRSCH. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

! DsERIISENENTS and subscriptions for Inc Iraoans
IA received Uptown Oftlce,
NO. Lap BROADWAY.
&c ooor north of sl:t-st. untl o clock p n
AcvestfseTrerts following
sases at regular eics rates until oslk p M VIZ 90
stf-aye.- e. 23c-sf.- IS3 6fh-ave. ccr l2th-
st 81 East l4th-st.; :5- West 42d-st-, between
tth and sth 263 West I95th-st-: 1sssSS I'D
1se. between 18Th and nth 1-o26 3d-ax near
c.sr-sts 1.10S 1st-ayc-. ssth-st; los East
s<Sfh-sts 1S6 Tremonf-aye.: CSC Sd-ave, near
s.strf SS4 3d-avc.: 2I0 Bleecker-st-, 3SS
nIeecker-st- Brooklyn. n. Y.-c16 COurt-st-.
x1S sUfth-st Newark. n. J.-s94 BrOad-st
A6s e Iii 4. .. T. ofaces
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

''5es y Has '4esa baH5 assas co.
sraad7sy. n " corner esth-st looiixioo: PAU
5aoE.sags zsa 5000; sss .,o .ios4; 1000
to Amanda y watt: mortgage. sss go: z s Sc
6tsTs sss corner ilstass i99sl m95tsags
55@9R fd SO s62er Paul Mayer
2Ols-s5 415 {; o. ioth-ays s45sra-. sSs.
Wisn 1EfffaaF Maze Maze paa 81 al executors.
Wr @ Tos os scott ssS aaG and ie aosher 100
h6risags nSa gansl sasod fsda So Daniel ssyosi
cushraan to Hattie Clark: mortgage s24 $50; /
'f Herman yaa der Foei rsfsTes to wifiam mn
1a6th-st $ i5o # Of Lexingon-ave. 25xloo; -,
,s5: SANE sss s e.,.so1..v: s;1ioo 600
same to same: s. s. 5000
''ses yaa ~ DER # Sosi !, r.ssrss &lsH
e2dcst No is East 22sx1Oe 5; seiena Simpson 80
e'I1l lam Van valzah to Joseph Mlbank: S.
42sst. % No s5s west, 2sxase: Gertrude Cock
4adss. @ K So 5qaa 55i wess ese:5 1s deSse Cock
4asi Fl; ! 55as e v;55 ss;ss ssH ss:ss Cock.
as 70 Hssade ae a a1G drsss
ass6 = q loth-aTe o isox1a5s = is,s {, to
sSe' 5ozass: city Re-. Estate Ladn
ls5-s aeaa,y Co. s Z sa'sO Il sdsvs ss751 fss
2ess s l5s :, Of rRs rx.es,5s RaGs and SqTss fFas
tees Realty Mortgage Co: r s. S33 IT,. 1oooo
property. Realty Mortgage Co 20 r J Blake - 49,
Building & Rea-ty Co: r s. $50 .. sl'oO
th-ay S 1s6th-st l5lSx3oo II 70 es
Wadsworth-ave x 1852 II to st 800: Wads-
worth ave $ co. Il Of lS5th-st. runs =
" I50x n ak 1854 n to broadway
X 1495x II: william y Ladue et a. -
ecutors Thomas Hidden; f S. s5o To-. 10000
bounced by 2olst-st and Harlem River and
Acadeay-st Sherulan's Greek with land
und=s water; William Kane 10 Lewis A Mitch
en- mO-tsage SIS ooo' o2. 81 as;, ,,,.
William Lewis MITCHELL mortgage.
I35th-st. 8. 40 Il OF Brown Place. 50xloo;
Iinck Nicholas Grunzfeider; mort
gage. s1s,5oO; r S. 81 rs.
Ioth-ave 4oth-s. "a sx10o Mich
o.as Grunzfslder John Linck mortgage.
Sfsodo; r S, 81 ID
Eiizabeth-=t 81 5xSo 1x3s Sx
81; David KIdansky and another to Louis osh-
kinsky; mortgage, $4,000: r s. s4l 15---
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
isth-st No 10 East for story brick lofts,
25xs96: I Olsen. No 23l2 Southern Boule-
.9d, srebitect 40 s4s ooo
13sth-st. 7 S. 525 # of St Ann save for a one
story basement brick church. !2xl9oi
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
Credu STEAMERS

UNSUU I GLnIn y NGHW SMFNGY9
SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fNORTH-GERMAN
LLOYD.
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Steamers Aler. Trave Lain, and Eoherzouern do not
- call Algters
liam Dec "A TTr4ve IS, II A. NJ
fHohenzollern Dec IS Jan 25
'E Bismarck Jan. a columbia. Jan 30
FkalserfnJan. H. II \. n. g A NJ
FOR ALEXANDRIA IEtYP71 p " TAS + Is 80 NIGH %
Return tickets available for the OF either line
from Naples Genoa, Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen. Lon
don southampton. Paris, and Cherbourg-
BURG-ANERICAN NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
LINE. OEL.RICHS & CO. Agents.
81 BROADWAY. y Y BROADWAY. y. Z.
Hamburg steamers First st. Hoboker. y. J.
LLOYD steamers rom An.ty ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
r. |. DAY e. CO.
3 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK
20 WATER ST. BOSTON.
Members \. Y. and Boston Stock Exchanges
Cpuartuersbip Nntires.

Broadway New York December 1lth. 1901
WE beg 10 announce that we have this day
formed a limited copartnershp under the nrm name
ot TTNMERMAsN, DAHLGREN q co. for the
frsnsaerion OF banking and general stock brokerage
HENRY G. TaEMERMANN,
ERIC B DAHLGRES
Member Of -. Y. Stock Exchange.
GEORGE F. CASTELAR,.
Member of N Y. Stock Exchange.
CASPER Il EICKs
WILLIAM H DUFF. Special,
Member of N Y Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
fsth-st No 10 East. for seven story brick lofts,
25xsg6 I VI Olsen, No 2,3l2 Southern Bouie-
ward, owner: c Abbott French. No 400 West
42d-sr, architect ..-.--.- -
13stb-st n s. 525 Il e OF St Ann save. for
story and basement brick church. 12xl5oi
Church Of ST Luke premises. owner; N J Gar
win No 3O7 3d-ave architect. ......-...--.-...
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

RDRTD GERMAN l0OTDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Kaiser Dec. II 10 A NJ Eronprnz- Feb, 4.
Ehronprnz Jan l. noon Kaiser Feb. Is 10 A NJ
Kaiser Jan 81. 10 A. NJ Kronprnz- Mar l.
Pier 81. North River, Gansevoort ST.
TNlN-SC REV PASSENGER SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GPARISt-BREAfEN.
Saroarossa Dec .6. 10 a VI Luse Jan. . 10 A. NJ
Pier foot OF Sd ST. Hoboken y J.
OELRICHS & Co. NO. 5 BROADWAY.
Louis II. Meyer 45 South Third St. Phila
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
Dipi0enh NoIires.

Dipi0enh NoIires
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No le5 Broadway New York. December l0th. laOl-
SEVENTY-FIRST QUARTERLY DIFIDtiND.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one per cent
On the capital stock Company has been de-
cIa-e6 uayahle after ID 1907 20 stock
holders OF record O. transfer BOOKS on
Friday December 18th. o'clock P NJ Ihe trans1e.
books vii be reopened Thursday. pecenner -olh At
10 nsclock a N D. W McWILIdAMS. Treasurer
NEW YORK HoNDGRAs ROSARIO MINING
No IS sroadway n. 2. Dec TO- 1901
DIVIDEND NO. "a
THE TRUSTEES Of the Company nave TINS
day declared the regular monthly dividend Of 0 one
Per Cent capital stock. payable Dec = so ,aoS
~ E A JACOBY. Treasurer
THE UNION BAG & PAPER CoMPA1n;
Broadway, New York City. Dec to.I UT,
THE regular quarterly dividend or ONE AMI
= TEREE-OUARTERS PER CENT on the preferred
Bag and Paper Company has tls
beer declared PAYABLE 2 1907 70
Of record al the December i4t Io
The transfer books preferred stock VIII c4se
y NJ on Decen1ber 14th and will reopen al 10 A. NJ
January 2, 1872 - - .r-,,,x ---...--a-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
FURNISHED fouses 10 Eet-Gountrp.

NOR RENT-Two elegant Ponce de Leon Cottages 1 :.
81 augustine Florida Completely furnished Appv
10 7 e INGRAHAM General Agent. ST. Augustine. EIa
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
furnished Iousrs mauten.

yTyANTED.--A fully furnished house for the Enfs
w between Lexington and eth aSes ADDRESS - e. J"
p O. Box 5T3, South Orange N j.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
WHAT HONOLULU PEOPLE
Say About Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills is Good Proof for
Honolulu People.

When We see it ourselves
When our own ears hear Tt
When our own neighbors tell it
When our friends endorse it
No better evidence can be had.
It's not what people say in America,
Or distant mutterings from Austria
liza.
But, it's Honolulu talk by Honolulu
people.
There is no proof like home proof.
Can you believe your neighbors?
Read this statement made by q
citizen:
Mrs. Ora ce Dodd OF 524 Young street,
this city, iaforms us: "My sufferings
were of complicated nature; l had
enlargement of the Liver according to
the doctors diagnosis, and besides
this was troubled with severe pains in
the right side, and lame back.
had these backache pains for two
years, and SO severe were they at times
that they prevented me from sleeping.
ALI the medicines / tried were of no
avail until got some of Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills at the Hollister
Drug Co.'s store. and used them. The
benefit obtained was wonderful; the
backache was entirely relieved and
cannot be too grateful for this since
now enjoy good sleep-one of the chief
of Natures blessings"
It Is important to get the same
medicine which helped Mrs. Dodd,
DOAN'S BACKACFE nIDNEY PILLS.
Therefore ask for Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and storekeepers
at so cents per box, six boxes $3.50, or
will be mailed on receipt Of price by
the Ho11ister Drug Co., Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
ANOTHER UNKNOWN SUGAR
KING AND HIS ADVENTURES
IInpetuous Courtship IS. z. Wood Who May
Be j. @. Wood, Former Teacher in Oahu
College and Now Abroad.

go j
merly o
lis the of
the IF
Who
note all the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
THE BEST LINIMENT FOB
STRAINS

Mr.. H. F. Wells, the merchant ct
Deer Park, Long Island New York.
says: 81 always recommend Chamber
1ain's Pain Balm as the best liniment
for strains. 7 used It last winter Toy
q severe lameness In the side, resulting
from q strain, and was greatly pleased
with the quick relief and cure IL erect
ed" For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.,
wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
DECLINE OF THE HORSESHOE.

Has it occurred to you?" asked a
Maiden Lane jeweller, that the horse
shoe as an ornament has gone into de-
cline? A few years ago we always gave
our factory in Jersey an order for an
unlimited number of various sizes This
year we cut off the order entirely.
Those we had left over had been con-
verted into other patterns. 1t is even
a rare thing for man to find a horse
shce in the street or in a country road.
So much for the horseless vehicle.
There is a quaint little blacksmith
SHOP down in Pearl street, not far from
the Battery. where ] have some work
done occasionally. The other day when
went in there to leave an order I
found that the smith had a picture Of
an automobile over his door"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS
Offices tor Rent.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER
,ffaces for rent In the MeINTYR
BUILDING, now being erected at cor.
Ger of Fort and King streets, this city.
Arnly to 10: =. BISHOP,
At c. Brewer 4 Cos. Queen 1t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25

The cars on Pacific Heights Electric
Railway will start from Nuuanu ave-
nue. station, connecting with all tram
way cars, daily. Take a ride and en-
joy the cooling breeze and magnificent
view
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25

Scarf
Rings

are the ruling fad in the
East, and are fast becoming
30 here.
Worn with a handsome silk
tie, nothing can be more
swell. Swell dressers take to
them at sight.
We have a spleRdid stock
OF new creations in these
rings, from the simple Ro-
man gold band to the eiabor-
ate chased and gem-set ring.
and at prices varying from
Six Dollars to One Hundred
and Fifty.
We have also just received
an unusually attractive as
sortmeot OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
Lace and
Scarf Pins

I'm the new ''BAROQUE
PEARL" which makes the
most attractive piece Of Jew
eiry imaginable. II you have
not seen them, we would be
pleased to show them the
next time you are In.
In fact, our stock is very
full all along the line, and
we are in a position to fill
every want.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-07
MANY GEMS FOUND
IN HOTEL RUINS.
Valuable Jewels Lost by Guests
in the Burning of a Rich
mond Hosiery.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Richmond. Va. April Tin the burning o!
the beautiful Jefferson Hotel here last weeh
the fact that many valuable Jewels vert
lost has added interest to the ruins. II 1,
estimated that over Soc, oeo worth of jewels
are buried in the Debris, many Of which va
never Be- recovered. A large number Of Jew.
els n other vaiuAhles were In the hoeel
vaul:.
The theory has been advanced that the
mysterious EXPLOSION that occurred in thu
ruins Of the hotel. after the IRE was ex.
singuished. was caused by the expansion
Of the air accumulated in the vault. and
that the vault itself may be badly dam
aseG-
Besides the treasures stored In the vault,
many ~valuahles were In the rooms of the
guests- One bride Is known to have lost
her engagement ring. . handsome brace.
let q costiy locket. AID . magnificent dia.
mond brooch which wa the gift Of thu
groom.
On the night Of the fre there were abou,
20 guests In the hotel. OF thesa. more
thon zoe we're prominent and wealthy peo-
pie from Warrington. Baltimore. Philadsi-
phta, New York. Boston. Chicago and cthes
Western citteA Many Of these were tour
ts1 OF meana who had been spending q
while In FLORIDA - Winter resorts in the
South. Not . few q them had I'm then
many valuable 5eWels. and y belioV0d
that mast 6 tAaoo NOO - 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-07
new ORLEANS
LOST A FORTUNE.
Wishes Of Two Women Who Per.
ished at Sea Defeated on
Technicalities.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Orleans. La, April 6.-By the deci-
sion OF the Louisiana Supreme Court. the
city OF New Orleans loses the large Langles
fortune given to 1. for q memorial hos
pital for women and children.
Mrs. Pauline Lanslcs and her daughter,
Angelo Langles. were passengers on the
French steamer La BourSoGne. from New
York. los; IN July. 1885 Both were wealthy.
Just before leav ng they made two wills,
nearly Identical. After making valuable
lesacles. many OF them charitable. Mrs.
L.anSles left her entire fortune to her
daughter. or. In the event of her daughters
death prior TO her own. to the erection In
New Orleans OF the LsnEles Memorial Hos
pital for Women ana Children. Miss Angelo
LGaHgles left her entire fortune to her
mother. or. in the event Of he. mothers
death. her fortune was to 60 to the sup
port Of the Langles Memorial Hospital. for
which her mother was already making ar
ranSemeuts.
The BourRosne was lost. and both the
~Iangles with he-. 1t was impossible to
say who died first. but the laws Of Louisl-
ana declare that in a case of this kind the
Youngest is supposed TO survive the longer.
Both womsn had named the same executor,
II. II. Hall. who wen, into court and offered
both Wills. which he tried to probate at the
same time. proposing that the fortune OF
Mrs. LanSles 60 to the building Of the pro-
posed memorial hospital. and the fortune Of
ance.
The heirs opposed this. and the Supreme
Court supported their claims.
According to the laws of Louisiana, Mrs.
1anSles is presumed to have died first.
her daughter. There being no LAngles Me-
mortal Hospital. the beouest OF the money
for its support and maintenance fails.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-07
PAN-AMERICAN
OPENS ON MAY |.
Denial of Reports of Postponement
Installation of the
Exhibits.
RTPUELiC SPECIAL.

-s@' Af-sAN 81 ~ !"
Buffalo, y. Y. April 6.-Ttc Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition Will positively open on May
l. Notwithstanding some contrary reports.
Every important exhibit building has been
ready for weeks. and some OF them for
months. and tho installation OF exhibits Is
proceeding with increasing rapid!;y.
Exhibits from all parts of the Western
Hemisphere continue 20 pour In by the car
iosd and train.oad. One OF the late arrivals
Is The great twelve-i-ch rife. which Will be
Il part of The Governments outdoor display
G, ordnance.
The railroads are a~rranEinS low rates
from different points to The Exposition. and
Tie proper accommodation Of passengers
and handling OF baggage. The general bag
gage agents. WHO met III Buffalo recently.
have decided upon a plan which they think
Will be as near 10 perfection As possible.
Their system comrrehe-ds the check!nS.
carrying and delivery q baggage 10 its
proper addresses by each line direct.
The people OF Buffalo have prepared in
ample way 20 entertain millions II guests.
The electric car service has been extended
in every necessary way, hundreds OF new
buildings have been erected for the special
purpose Of accommodating visitors. many
finely appointed hotels have been erected
have been transformed into hotels. restau-
rants are everywhere in abundance. and
reasonable rates are advertised by nearly
everyCre who has entered into the business
OF caring for the Exposition traflc. In re-
sporsa TO Il call from Mayor Diehl. the
pared TO receive into their homes the visit
orS from other States and cities.