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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
RESTS WITH STOCKHOLDERS.
President Hill Admits elimination
of Proposals.

SPECIAL
New York. March N-Presfdent Hill Of
the Great Northern Railway Company has
substantially admitted that the elimination
of proposals for control of the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy now rests with the Bur-
1ington stockholders. II the pending prop
osition is accepted the road will be leased
Jointly by the Great Northern Railway Inc
the Northern Pacific Railway companies
on a guarantee of Z per cent Of the stock.
The corporate Independence of the Burling-
ton il to be maintained absolufsly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
New Mutual Insurance Company.

EGEC1HL
vinita, I. T., March 30.-The Indian Terri
tory Cooperative Benefit Association was
organized in Wagner, 1. T.. last night and
the following officers elected: G. A. Alkire.
]. l.. Beardsley, vice president;
w. Hatfield. secretary: f. J. Corpenny.
O. H. Graves. auditor; G. A. Nc
medical director. The object Of the
association Is to do a sick and
accident insurance business on a co-opera-
tive mutual plan.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
m-Fitttnr spectacIe.

Injure the sight. Proper Lenses strengthen
and rest the eyes. DR.. Bond. expert
optician at Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway
and Locust, insures proper fit.
lions free. Steel frames, 81 and up; gold,
IS and up.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
Ea.hionnbI. Wedding Invitations.

Fashionable Wedding Invitations.
The Marlborough" engraved in shaded
old English and all other correct forms in
vogue in Paris, London and New York. are
Executed in the highest style Of the sta
toners art at Mermod & Jaccard's. Broad
way and Locust: 100 finest calling cards and
engraved copper plate, s1.5O; 100 finest cards
from your plate, 500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
EGG-EATlNG CONTEST.
Winner Slowed Away Over Three
Dozen Hard Boiled.

SPECIAL.
Winsted, Conn. March 30.-Arthur Hum
phreys of Rattlum. a district in New Hart
ford. is the champion hard boiled egg eater
of the Nutmeg State. He achieved this
title in a contest held at the New Hartford
House by devourins forty-one hard-boiled
eggs.
burtyn f.go.. aiso ni tsatuu". vas sec
scored from ten to twenty-five each. IN
all. thirty-fve dozens Of eggs were eaten.
The hotel proprietor presened Humphreys
with a bottle Of champagne, but he was un-
able to drink because he had eaten so
mary ggs.
Root says hat Humphreys dieted himself
challenged Humphreys to another contest.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
sterling

Pocketbooks in all the latest shades Of
leather. $1.O and up. Mermod & Jaccard's,
Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
Twenty Fall River MIL. Close.

Fall River. Mass. March 31.-Twenty cot
ton mills in this city were shut down Satur-
day and will remain closed until April s
for curtailment. These mills employ about
5000 hands.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15
A BLOW TO MEMPHIS.

Failure of River and Harbor ApprOpria-
ton Bill win stop Work.
A Memphis, Tenn, dispatch says:
"The failure Of the river and harbor
appropriation bill to pass is heavy
blow to this section, because it means
that practically all of the improvement
work in what is known as the Mem
phis territory extending from Cairo,
H., to Yicksburg, Miss, will be sus-
pended within short time, throwing
at least ten thousand meG ont of en-
ployment. Memphis as q distributing
noint -was solieitons for favorable
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

poison set IN, which lett me with granuIated in
hammation of the womb and eongested ovaries.
/ had suffered from suppressed and painful
menstruation from girl The doctors told me
the ovaries would have to be removed l took
treatment two years to escape an operation,
but still remained in miserable health in both
body and mind, expecting to part with my
reason with each coming month After using
one bottle of the Compound, became entirely
rid of the trouble in my head l continued to
use your remedies until cured.
"The last nine months have been passed in
perfect good health This, 1 know, owe en-
tirely to Lydia E. PinIxham's VeGe-
table Compound.
my gratitude is great indeed 70 the one to
whom SO many women owe their health and
happiness "-MRs T. NJ KNAPP, 1928 Kinnic-
a. Wis
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

The Chicago Tribune comments on
a musical folly announced by Ger
man scientist. He has discovered
that plants are sensitive to music, and
that some plants unfold their leaves
and are stimulated to growth when
sweet music is made. while they
close them again if the music be-
comes discordant. The Tribune thinks
well of the discovery, and suggests
that a brass band might be usefully
employed in forcing the products Of
truck farm. while mandolin or
cbes+ra could be used to stimulate a
flower garden.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

A movement has been started in
Virginia, and it has received the in
dorsement of several state leglsla-
lures, favoring the acquisition by the
Federal government of 500 acres at
Yorktown, including the old Moore
mansion, where Washington, Lafay-
cite and Rochambeau received the sur
render Of Lord CORVALLIS. which act
closed the Revolutionary struggle for
independence. The ground is historic,
and the object is to preserve it as a
public memorial Of the event which
transpired there.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

The voting machine is rapidly gain
ing in public favor. The first state
law authorizing it's use was passed by
New York in 1892. allowing towns to
use the Myers automatic ballot cabin
ct in town elections. During the past
year Rhode Island created a voting
machine commission to examine ma
chimes and make regulations for their
use by cities and towns. In Iowa the
use of voting machines has been au-
thorized at all elections. and COM
mission to examine voting machines
created.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

"DEAR Mrs PKHAM IL have received much benefit from
egetabe Compound and Sanatve Wash After my child
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

Any precedence which may be given
to the subject of establishing com
munication with the supposed inhab-
itants of Mars must be regarded as a
direct reflection on the man in the
moon, whose claims for consideration
are being ignored.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

The people of Australia are raising
excellent cotton and they believe they
can grow along their northern and
northeastern coasts more of this
ebre than they can use. They have
long been the largest wool growers in
The world. British manufacturers
have argued that although Australia
night raise enormous supplies Of wool
and cotton it could never make cloth
because the atmospheric humidity re-
ouired for spinniag was lacking. But
che needed humidity is now artiaeially
snnnlied to spinning mills and there
mo- veason whv Australia
0e~rr1e fpachine fhe lady
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

The oldfashioned gun metal is out
Of date. and steel only is now used
in artillery guns. and in this connec-
ton it is hardly necessary to mention
the fact that the United States fur
nishes the best steel extant.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

Almost any prediction that can be
be made for the goth century seems
reasonable. At least there are those
who will believe that whatever can
be imagined is possible at some time.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

Luigi stortl will go down to fame as
the first man to die in the electric
chair in Massachusetts under the new
law. Some men have greatness thrust
upon them.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15
HARRIsON,s CASE SERIOUS.
Physician Reports Life of Ex-President
AS In Grave Peril


A Minneapolis special says: The
condition of former President Benja-
min Harrison is serious. DR.. jameson
stated Sunday that the upper part of
General Harrison's left lung was in
famed. There is some danger Of the
congestion extending to the rest Of
the lung aud to the right lung.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

Undoubtedly the most destructive
epidemic this country has ever been
subjected to is the one now on. and
the Florida Times very truthfully re-
marks that the mad rush for riches,
the intense struggle of business rival
ry, the nervous strain incident to gain
ing social supremacy, kills more peo-
pie in the United States than all the
wars have in the past 10 years.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

Russia has again given evidence of
superior diplomatic shrewdness
through disclosing the fact that she
possesses treaty rights in Manchurla
which are a year old. but of the ex-
istence Of which the other powers
seem to have been totally ignorant.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

Hospitals in our great cities are sad places to visit
Threefourths of the patients lying those snowwhe
beds are women and girls.
Why should this be the caseP
Because they have neglected themselves
Every these patients the hospital beds had plenty
of warning in that bearing feeling pain the left
right of the womb nervous exhaustion pain in the small of
the back All Of these things indications of unhealthy
condition Of the ovaries womb.
What a terrifying thought these poor souls lying
there those hospital beds awaiting fearful operation.
ment until you obliged to the hospital and submit to
examination and possible operation Build the female
selves by danger signals and remember that Lydia o.
of women from the hospital Read the letter here published
with the full consent Of the writer and how she escaped
and the consistent treatment Of her medicines
Mrs. Knapp tells of her Great Gratitude.
"DEAR MRS have received much benefit using
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publie Noiirc.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS
tNoTICE PURSUANT TO THE LAWS OF 1894
CHAPTER J56 TITLE ~
competitive examination candidates for the State
Scholarships in Cornell University. falling the County
OF New York. will be held the Hall Board -
Education. Park avenue and 59th the civ on
commencing a \. NJ. - $500
Candidates years Of age and OF
six months standing in the academies
OF the State during Immediately preceding This
examination. and actual residents State ~
No should enter examination prepared
20 accept scholarship should one be
The examination will be the following subjects
viz: English. History tGrecian. Roman. English Ameri-
cam Plane Geometry Algebra through Quadratic Foua-
tons and either Latin French German at the option
OF the candidate. - NF'"
There win be as many candidates appointed from this
County there Assembly Districts in THE Counfv
Candidates will become entitled TO The scholarships In the
order OF their 80 '"o
Dated at New York this of May 1901
JOHN JASPER
Bronx. $500 ''e
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foreclosure Sales.

County and State New and bounded and described
as follows 20 wit: Beginning at point formed by the
intersection side OF Fftieth with
the westerly side Of Lexington Avenue running themes
northery along the westerly side OF Lexington Avenue
twenty-five (23 feet parallel with Fieth
street sixty 60) thence southery and again parallel
with Lexington twenty-five (25 feet 70 the north
ery side of Ffeth and thence eastery along the
northsry Fftieh @ feet 20 the point
place Of beginning said several dimensions and dis
Dated. New York. May fth. 1901
ARTHUR d. TRCAX. Referee.
WOLF KOHN UIsI.MAN Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2n3
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following diagram Of the property TO De sold
described above
Street Number 55s Lexington Avenue.
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\ Y. SUPREME COURT. County of New

\ Y. SUPREME COURT. County Of New
ds 6 IGinEe Plaintiff; sSsn 81 n If n
terocuiory jadsment Of partition and sale duly made
April 1901 and & 6cres IN he Once Of the clerk q
the ne SoTn:{ Of New IorS on the oh CAY o. april @
will sell public New York Real Estate
CITY Of x. 4e on wednasd sd the End day q
Co sUcto s SSS % STt Sy Greeted sT sad judy
ens to be sold described in said Judgment as follows
with The buildings and thereon situate
Sew York cosnty Of New YORK state q New, York.
S1 , sss3nns at point on . Ss o d
the souheastsry corner Of PIT and Streets
ring thence soqthery lin, parallel with Ply Stree,
Booe Street dfty feet thence northery line parai
,6d d s.. q a s6g IN;
two buildings q upon the sld pIot Being party wall:
@ p1ese or parcel 1f land with the sn o 1 t5
Sog;ssry side Of Eleventh Street, ne Borough e Man.
Ssw GE knoTR by the number 100 on me Map q "a
q City Of New York hied BY Fredsrlck De Peyser
ni In IN CS5nSeTy IN the 0 OF me WHEY S
said lot is bounded ard described follows Begnnns
hundred afty-eisht westerly rom south
soghery para With f's STea ns
Street twenty-five feet thence no3taeT parallel with
pa and OK nn ee 6ehs S R eahey side o.
Eleventh street ana thence eastery sas Eleventh Street
that certain house and lot piece or parcel Of
Street IN the BSroSsh Of Manha1an CITY Of New York
county OF New York state OF New Yori and known as
twenty-five C22l Second described
ows w Beginning az point on the northeTly SIDE
the second Avenue hundred and for'thIes feet and
eight inches thence northerly. but line az right
angles with sixty-eight feet and inch
20 the Cemetery Wall thence westerly along the Gene
terry Wall point distant said first mentioned lne
N right angles herewith eighteen feet and Two nehes
thence southery parallel with said mentioned hne 20
the northery side OF Second street and thence easery
along the eighteen feet
inches 70 the place Of begnnlng Toseher with ono
the walls standing each side Of said lot
Dated New York. April s0th. 1901
S. L II. WARD. Referee.
STITr PHILLIPS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. lis Fulton
Street (Manhattanl, New York City.
TIE following diagram OF the first parcel
numbers 119 and III BToorse Street;
Rroome
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West Gath Street
West s3rd Street.


The premises will be sold subject covenants
against nusances contained In deed by Clarence
g. Brown John Crosby Brown. dated January
and recorded in the New York Registers ONCE Lber
li23 OF Conveyance page 500 February 9Th, 1870
S the have been modified by recorded
in said Registers ONCE in Liber 1897 Conveyances
323. and in 11ber 1899 OF Conveyances 6I
The approximate amount OF the lien charge
" which the abovedescribed property Is be Is
SO 900 6iloe with interest thereon from the 18th
or APRIL 1901 together with costs and allowance
ing to s546 5i-1oO With interest May 9Th, 1901
together with the OF the sale The approximate
amount OF taxes, assessments and which
are 10 be allowed the purchaser OF purchase
- -
Dated New York NAV Tth. 1901.
MICHAEL. j MIfIOIrEEN Rafara
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= C9unty-Iaura 5. Helner. Plaintiff against Charles
r ohith and others. Defendants In pursuance OF
~ @ Of forseiosue and sale duly made entered
IN t.e above entitled action bearing dav 90
Anril IDOL the referee IN said Judgment named will
s, az pubic auction the New Estate Sales
rom NO III Broadway. In OF Manhsftar
New YORK city, "Wednesday the a9th day OF Nav Iooi
az y o clock neon that day D. Phoenix Ingraha,
auetioneer me premises described In Judgment as
ioows All that certain lot parcel Of land ttb
the building improv ements thereon ersrfs,
lying and being in the Borough :. Manhattan CIV
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EOfh Street.

The approximate OF the lien charge TO satisfy
which the above described property Is TO be sold is
S26 6+ i3 with thereon from May 9Th 1901 to-
gether with allowance amounting to S355.Os
and interest together with tue expenses OF the sale The
approximate OF thu assessments and water
ALI wed the purchaser OF
The purchase paid by the referee is the OF
SCI $1,000 and interest.
Dated. New York. May 9TH. 1901
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee.
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Uartitiou Sale.
IN PARTITION.-New York supreme Court,

IN PARTITION.-New York Supreme Court.
County Of Kings. Elizabeth Rintelsn: plaintiff
pursuance Of an intsroeutory Judgment PARTITION
dated made se and IA. c M IN s snd g n
hs ofee Of ,hS Csrs Of the eoGny o. kbss ON sas
duly appointed win sen at public auction al the New
Borough Of Manhattan CITY, Of New York on the sth
day Of June 1901 a. y O'clock noon Of that day the
and therein described follows Parcel Number One:
All those certain lots pieces parcels OF land with
the buildings thereon situate lying and being , the
sshed as lots No III hrse hundred and sevSneenS and
map entitled Map 81 Wilton Port ana
County. New YORK., surveyed by = G. Buekhout. CIVIL
= hs ONCE at w5s Pain said oSs %
81. and NO 3is taken '2gsher are oopnae1 ana f
point SorthessterIy wsstchessr Rail Road
ery from me Nor1hery side Of Tnfon Avenue and West.
along the line V Gi1dins lots n and SO
parallel weschester Rail Road Street one hundred
nee a aSs 30 7 ons b aShs 'a and nS re
thence S2uteaserIy alons the Northeastery side OF
or place Of Beginning Excepting premises
the Sv IF New york for e widenns Of certain Streets
sS % and and ss r F,b t
virtue o. certain ndenture made and executed
4dam {. RineIsu duly recorded in re once y
Section asf Bloc, OK 4 ber 'a Of psss Ioa
on the Nh day Of ial AMI which said premises
lot Of ground lying and being the 10th Ward
Of the City Of New York. distinguished map OF
lands Clement q. Moore situate Greenwich
in the City Of New York recorded In The Office Of the
Register and for the city % New
Iiber 25 Of CCHyeysnces sos and 557 by the
number ZIG hundred and sixteen which said lot
is bounded follows viz: NOTheasterly by the
westerly side Twentyhrst Southeasterly
line parallel NorthwestsrEy side Eighth Ave-
and the distance ~ three hundred and nifty feet
Northwesferly theretrom S0UhWeStery lire parallel
with AMI e1u distant between the said Southwessrly
side Of first and Northeastery
Twentieth Street; and S1Tfhwesterly line parallel
with said Northwestsrly side OF Eighth Avenue
distance Of three hundred seventy-iive
NorthwesteTly therefrom. Containing width front
said Twenty first Street and in Tire twenty-five
feet. and length each side nnetyone feet,
inches. be the less.
Dated New York May II. 1901
JOHN NACNER Referee.
HERMAN a BOLTE. Esq. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. No 8
New Chambers street New York city.
JAMES r NIEMASN, Esq. Attorney for Defendants,
No. 81 Park Row New York city.
HARRY ONERlNsTON Esq, Attorney for Defendant.
NJ 2.V6 Third Avenue. New York
CiClRNIY j. SPROt Ii. Esq. Guardian az Mteu.
Madison Avenue. New York city.
The following is diagram OF the property above
described it exists at the present time:
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financial Hleetinqs.
RAILROAD COMPANY

81 IR RaiLR anH ssS rtRfHoIsoo
for sssa%S t@s FRED
and s ssn steal araaG h Cont
ssissS 'Ssn that %sf;7s % the holders
Louis and San Francsco Railroad Gomps2y S1 hs ns
aia i K:nnsy DAY or .aac &
sggT. Asass James Blair Benjamin Cheney
under certain Plan and Agreement FOR the reorssniza
s2.g ps dated an he ?,5 DAY q AR ls9e
Kennedy Tod. Isasc y. seiiGman samuel { Eastman.
Room The standard Trust Company q New York in
oee Giy OF New York ~ T. on The sixteenth uoh) day
) determine whether the holders OF SAID trus, cer
,iheates viii consent that the Voting Trustees may vote
San Francisco Raoad Company held sy the
By said Rfoad co%pany o n mortgage
reads eauipment franchis ana a interests N 5a
road Company. including whole Or in par: the prop
and san Ftaaesc t' Ra Tie
Cipal and interest refandrE moftgage GOA bonds OF
soa Of an d isgt ohe ms1 to the RP
snd bearing interest at rate not exceeding four per
@! 70 Determine I whether the holders certih
win consent that the Voting vote in respect
Railroad Company held by the vohS Tna sn
stock Of said Rafoad copan N me ,econd
600 to be part OF an Increase Of the authorized
amount Of 500 oooo 900 such increase Of com
Be made u ihe preferred stock extent
transfer books OF the Voting Trustees fer all classes
sSh Closed the until p's bs Of on M TO- 1901
Dated New York. April s. 1901.
T 99ILHs 4 A;,f S5TTIEywART,
J. KENNh6Y r FOB ID
ISAAC y sELIGMAN
BENJAMrS p 5i GHENEYi
Voting Trustees
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,,,,- .,..r,. , New York. May 7 1901
Pacific Fire Insurance Comm. -. ,.ui =,
held the Office Company. No ~ pine Strs1t az
Monday. the 10th day Of May. 1901 u O'clock NJ ~
the purpose OF the election Of nineteen Directors To- t
ensuing and for the transaction such other
ness properly before said meeting PoIis
will remain open from II l O'Clock 90 'S
GEORGE JEREMIAH. Secretary
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Go mhom IL Hlan Concern.

NOTICE OF SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE
AND LEASEHOLD OF THE MORRIS AND ESSEN
MUTUAL. COAL. COMPANY--AH Of the property Of the
Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Company will be offered
az Public Sale the premises in old Forge Borough
Lacka Pennsylvania. the 18th day OF
June. 1901 O'Clock the forenoon Terms and
conditions made known the time Of sale
WELLINGTON CAMPBELL. NJ r.,
MARSHALL y. SMITH. Committee
WILLIAM REPP.
Ola Forge. "a. NAV 18Th. 1901
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a DVERTisE.iENTs and subscriptions for The Tribun,
received at their Uptown Office, No. 242 Broadway
"a door north Of sst-s until o'clock p m advertise.
nsns received at the following branch regl,r
ONCE rates until o'clock viz: shave q
81 Bescker-st- - 1880 - S'A'e 'sF
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West 18th Street


The approximate lien charge 10 sat
isfy which the above described property be
twenty thousand hundred and forty-seven
20 100 dollars tS22 94T20'. interest
day OF April 1901, together With allowances
amounting three hundred and s. 100
dollars (S31TSD, with interest frlm Apt. 23d 1901 to-
gether with the expenses Of the
The approximate OF xes. disbursements and
other liens which be allowed to purchaser
OF the purchase money. paid by tho referee
of fifteen dollars $50
a . Rssar
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Second 81.
The approximate e and
water rates other liens, which be
pur haser out OF the purchase paid ref
cree IS as follows; Upon the parcel
and accrued interest thereon Upon parcel
sum or $50 and accrued Upon
parcel the sum OF $40 with
Dated New York. April Both. 1901.
& l. H WARD, Referee