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New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
DR.. HENDRICK RESIGNS OFFICE,

DR.. Charles c. Hendrick, who was placed on trial
IN Freehold. n. J.. yesterday on q charge of con-
epring with Laura Biggar and Justice Of the Peace
Stanton 10 obtain the estate Of Henry NJ Bennett,
has resigned health inspector OF the Hudson
County Board of Health. The board accepted his
resignation. The salary is Sl500 year Hendricks
successor viii be appointed soon as County Ply
sician Charles A. Converse is well enough to leave
st MaTy's Hospital. Hoboken, where he is confined
with neuralgia and lumbago-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ of New York.-Mary s. Du Vernet plaintiff. against
Charles Nj. Du Vernet, defendant. Trial desired n
County OF New Action for divorce Summons To
the aboye-named defendant: You hereby summoned
to answer complaint in this action and serve
COPY OF the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty after the service OF this summons exclusive
Of the day service, and OF failure ap
near or answer judgment will be taken against you
default for relief demanded in The complaint.
Dated New City Oct 16, 1902
PRAYER. SMITH. WHITE SEAMAN,
Attorneys Post Cflce address Office.
Broadway New York, N Y
To Charles NJ. Vernet, defendant: The foregoing
served upon by publication. pursuant
order OF the Hon. James Fitzgerald Justice OF
Supreme o New York. dated
day OF November 1902 fled with the complaint In
the ot County. the County
House. county. the 26th day of Novem-
1902
Dated New York City. Nov. 26. 1902
PRAYER SMITH. WHITE & SEAMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 141 Broadway New York. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE" POSTPONED.
Nine. Nordica Not To Sing Until Friday
Week-Still Suffering from Effects
Of Voyage.

Maurice Grau was compelled last evening to an
nounce the postponement of Nine. Nordica's first
appearance this season until Friday. December 2e.
when she Will sing the part of Isolde in Wagner 6
opera Tristan und Isolde" Nine. Nordica has
no+ vet recovered from the effects of the stormy
voyage TO this country, and In consequence has
been unable to attend rehearsals at the Metropol-
tan Opera House since her arrival in New ork
on Friday next ''Tanhauser" will be performed
at the Opera House instead of Tristan und
isolde Nine Kirkby-Luun and Nine. Seygard will
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

The approxinats OF the lien charge 90 sasl
which the above described property be sold ron
teen Thousand (S14O0 Dollars. with interest ths
from ApriI together with the expenses OF -
sale The approximate amount OF taxes assessments
which be allowed to the purensase..
the purchase money. be paid BY the ,eS
Two Thousand Nine Hundred and Ten ana w.
Dated New York November 10th 1902.
EIIHU B FROST. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned to IIeSa''
December 18th 1902. at the same time and place
eu ~ ~ EIIIu B. FROST. Referee
CoUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. once N- zn
Postofice Address No u Broadway Manhattan W
York City. - 7ues-.
The foregoing hereby further adjourned % luz
1902. the time and pi-e@-
Dated York. December 18th. 1902 -,..-ss
B. FROST. Referee..s
COUDERT BROTHERS Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. once ~ s
Postofice Address No. II Broadway. Manhattan "
York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
Notire of 5nmmous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE =
DE- NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Nm
York. by the Grace OF God Free and IadenA,-..
10 Henrietta Muller. Emorious Muller Ber1hsrs
Muller and Caroline Mennnser. wife heirs an las Ia.
OF kin of Emil Muller, deceased, send sreetine
Jacob Dieter Of The City York has IsfeI 5s
70 the Surrogates Court Of County OF New Wy
have a certain Instrument in writing bearing 5st %
september 12th 1902. relating and
ProperS duly proved as the last Win and Testament :,
nll Muller, late OF the County Of New York
therefore you and each of you cited appear be
the Surrogate Of County OF New York al hfs
IN the County of New York third iay ~ EsLs
ary one thousand nine hundred three ar
CLOCK IN the forenoon OF that day then and fh~-
attend the probate Of the said and
And such OF hereby cited, as are v,ds-
age OF twenty-one years required appear - 80
guardlan II you have one or If you have none Ia a.
pear and apply for to be appointed the ever,
or your neglect failure guardian VIII ~
appointed by the Surrogate TO fer Won
In Testimony Whereof, We the Seal oS ,s
Surrogate's Court Of the said County OF Nsv
IL 81 York % be he-eunto affixed Witness Ho-
ARNER C THOMAS. Surrogate OF our Ss5
county OF New York. at said County the Th,s
day OF December. in the I.or5
thousand nine hundred -
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
Atty for Petitioner,
25s Broadway. New York City. Borough Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
TWO IMPoRTATloNs OF GOLD EXPECTED

There were reports yesterday that there
wcald be two importatIons of gold within eight
or ten days The National City Bank it was said
had arranged for the importation OF s25oooO from
France. This. according 10 the general belief rep
resents a profitable exchange made by the bank
According TO the report the GOLD is to leave Havre
on Saturday. Lawrence Turnure & Co were also
reported to receive S25oe In gold xyb;cI
Il is understood is TO be Transmitted to c11bs'
~here the firm has large interests ia srgar ars5
tobacco. tN
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
ISAAC T. CARPENTER DEAD.

Isaac T. Carpenter. of the Oldest residents
of Greenwich Village. died at his home NO 10 DOM
inick-st Yesterday Five or six years ago he
suffered p stroke of paralysis, and since then had
been confined 10 the house in care OF nurses.
Mr.. Carpenter who about eighty years DID,
lived with a sister nearly old. He was formerly
a grocer in Spring St. but had retired many years
ago His father, il said last night was a
manufacturer of antique hall clocks in New-Eng-
land He was a member of the Manhattan Chess
Club
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

st Nicholas-ave. s, 1913 # OF 133d-st for
six story bricA house. So SxlOS2;
Realty Company of New-York. owner: Moore &
Landsdel. architects 100000
Division and Attorney SITS. corner. for a
brick tenement house. with stores, 56.3x
1916 and 4e-7; S Greenstein owner: G F Pelham.
architect $1,000
brick school 142 4x61.S: city. owner: C B
Snyder architect. 10000
basement brick dwellings I4.2
10: W r Martin. owner. r Townsend. archi-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

Inc approximate or
it me above described property Is to be sold S3
interest thereon from December 9th, 1902
VIII he costs and allowances amounting 20 s13O 2T-N0
N interest thereon from December 16h 1902 together
OF sale OF
assessments or other liens which allowed
s purchaser out OF the purchase money paid by
Is 60 44-lcO and interest said premises
suoJect 20 first mortgage OF Twelve Thousand
Sls tsI%voOVJ made BY Richard Lee Kempe Minerva
burweL or 50 much thereof may been advanced
ulS5Ie1n ana interest thereon July 18th. 1902
Dated New York. December 18th 1902
SAMPSON II. WEINHANDLER, Referes.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
TO TEST SUICIDE LAW.

FRANK H Carney who was recently sentenced to
SIX months in the penitentiary because he tried to
commit suicide, yesterday secured, through his
counsel. William II. Parry from Judge Alfred
SIMMER in the Court of Quarter Sessions New
ar write OF error It is made returnable in
.ne repruary term of the Supreme Court ia Tren-
ton and vii. bring up the question: a. infiynatsd a.
,ne nne OF the trial. whether the law under which
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Farms Road. Cnionport Road,
one story she'd 162x16.S New-York
New-Haven and Hartford Railroad Company,
owner: William Anderson. architect. $40
151st-st. $. $50 TT of Courtland-ave. rear. two
story brick stable. 25x50; William Blumeneaur,
owner: F A Schuitt architect. ct.-...--...--... 20
$50 IT OF Honest
story brick dwelling houses 2o154 William
Crockett and Archibald Hamilton. owners; W c
Dickerson. srchitect Observation-Disclosures. 4Rn
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

New York Security Trust Company as substituted
trustee of the trusts created and the VIII q David
Oiyphant Vail deceased and
AGAINST tosa1ie SchoenbeTB and others. defendants
s'iance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and entered in the above entitled action bearing
nrsI day OF April 1902 the undersigned the Referee
SAID Judgment named. viii sell public auction
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. in County and
New York. the ID day December, 1902,
O'Clock that day. by Vincent A
the premises directed by said Judgment be sold
therein described follows: All that lot pIecs
or parcel OF land. situate. lying and being
County and state OF New York. and y
Street number two hundred and sxty-four 264) West
lows: Beginning at point on the southerly line Of
Thtrtyfourth Street. distant hundred and
five feet eastrly from the s0utheastrly OF Eighth
Avenue and Thfryfourth Street. running thence
wardly and parallel with Eighth Avenue naetyeigt se
and nine inches: thence eastwardfy parallel
with Thirtyfourth Street nineteen feet and six inches
thence northwardy and again parallel with Eighth Avenue
ninetght feet and nine inches to the southery line Of
Thirty-fourth Street and thence wesrwardy along tbs
nineteen feet and inches
beginning said distances and dimensions
less said premises viii be sold subject the
rights claims ~ there be- barred by
Judgment herein IN favor OF born unborn
parties this action. claiming heirs OF Joseph
Rosenhed deceased deysees under his will recorded
Office o. the Surrogate Of New York County IN L5er
3l6 OF Wills $50 under such heirs devisees
Dated New York. November 10. 1902.
ELIHU B. FROST. Refsrse.
CoUDERT BROTHERS. plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
Postofce Address. No. II Broadway. Manhattan. New
York City
The following a diagram OF the property be sold
West 34th Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
foreclosure SaIes.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT yEV

II.
- York County--Lawrence Davis. Plaintiff axsf,x.
tchard Lee kerpe ct al Defendants In pursuance or
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly entered in
csrnoer 1902 the undersigned. the Referee udz
rent named viii sell public auction
Real Estate Exchange Salesroos. III Broadway ths
Sorougn OF Manhattan City of New York. County
on that date by Peter F. Meyer Co. Auctioneers fbs
premises directed by the said Judgment sold ard
therein described follows: All those certain Io
OF nd each on certain entitled Map subdivfsfon
OF the City OF New York being part Fox Estafe
med IN the office OF the Register OF County OF New
YORK March o. 1Ss. by the number 91S
lots Nos IL and IS Block SILL ard together and
more particularly bounded and described follows: Be-
ginning az point the So1theTly side OF
distant 20 and 26-1O0 feet EaserIy the Co-ns-
Formed by the intersection Estery of Intervals
Avenue and the Southeriy side of 165th laid
on SAID map running thence Easterly along Souber
side OF lo5th Street 80 feet Southerly al
angles 20 said 165th Street
Iot NO ID on said 10 and
parallel with intervale Avenue along
xhe OF lot NO 10 said 21 and O6-1O0
Northeriy side OF lot No. u said
the Northerly side OF lot No. 10 on
tnenee Northery parallel with
aong the ESastery side Of lot No. 16.
S-lO reet thence NortheTy right
map % and I100 feet the Southerly side OF e5-S
street at the point place OF beginning
premises conveyed 70 the said Richard Kennps
oy lawrence Davis. by deed dated July 7th. 1902
SAMPSON n. 3ars-a.
CHARLES Il FRIEDRICH. Attorney for pIaintf ces,.
and Postfce address, 3527 Nassau Street F3oroSE !,
Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram Of the property to be sold
as above described: sun
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

Advertisements the following oF1I
at Office until O'Clock p M
254 Sth-aVe.. cor 23d ST: 1SS et be-
tween Tth and sh aves- 263 West 1zoth-sa., aSes
3d-ave. between 10th and 77th 1.0.o od-"'-"
61st-st. 1,7OS 1st-aye-.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

For Porto lRf@On
Steamships OF the RED 3D. LINE Will sail for San
Juan direct folows
S. S PHILADELPHIA-..-..sa Saturday December 27 noon
s. S. Saturday. January TO- noon
freight apply
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. lS5 Front ST
DED I'D" LINE.
For Guayra, Puerto CabelIo, Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacoa-Callng also San Juan, P. r.
From Pier 1S. Wall St Ferry Brooklyn.
S S. PfILADELPHIA-.---.S Saturday. December
s. s CARACAS; Saturday. January TO-
These have superior accommodations for
senEers. BOULTON. BLISS & DALI.ETT
General Managers. 125 Front st.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
IhSUlAR,

A compromise in the Cuban tariff
concession probably will be reached
by which duties will be lowered 20
per cent.
Commander Schroeder sent a com
munication to the navy department
asking the establishment of a per
manent government at Guam.
Ambassador Tower reports that
Russia, like Germany, accuses Lord
Pauncefote of attempting to induce
the powers to express their disap-
proval of the war with Spain.
General Funston was given a recep-
tion and banquet In Chicago. In his
speech he scored American abettors
Of the insurgents, blaming them for
mach of the trouble in the islands.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, with several
friends, and accompanied by maid.
Left here last night for a visit to
Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Wood at
Havana. goins by rail to Florida.
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale and Capt.
Philip were also of the party. Miss
Roosevelt expects to return to Wash
agton the latter part of the month.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20

sent United States troops here during
the great strike of 1894, are matters
of history Mr.. Altgeld always main
tanned that he won victory over the
president in the matter.
Governor Altgeld was born in Prus-
STA In 1S48, but his parents came to
this country and settled near Mans
field, o., when he was very young.
He was working hard on his father s
farm in 1864 when there was another
call for troops. Although but 16, he
enlisted and served until the close Of
the rebellion. Then he taught school
in Ohio for several years and drll,ed
west, reaching st. Louis with just 5
cents in his pocket. In Savannah,
Mo-, he was given an opportunity to
enter an Office and study law. He
improved it. and in a few years be-
came successful lawyer
In 1875 Mr.. Altgeld arrived in Chi
cago with but little money and no
friends. He began to work. however,
and was soon recognized as leading
attorney He dropped naturally into
politics, and in 1886 was elected judge
OF the superior court. lie resigned
from the bench to take the nomina-
ton for governor and was elected al
ter making a most vigorous canvass.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
CHINA.

Great Britain and Germany are OPP
posing each others plans in China.
The foreign ministers al Pekin de-
cided that Shanghai bankers must &C
cept the February installment of the
Chinese indemnity.
Chinese merchants coming to Shang-
hal from Port Arthur declare that they
have been ordered to remove their
families from Port Arthur because
preparations were being made there for
a war with Japan.
The Russian general. Gribski, who
was responsible for the massacre at
Blagovestchensk, has been dismissed
from the army According to reports
of the Blagovestchensk massacre, 5000
Chinese were driven into the Amur
river, Russian troops on the banks
dubbed or shot any who attempted to
land
A prominent Manchu censor has
memorialized the throne for the re-
moval of WI Ting fang, Chinese min
lister to the United States. The cen
sor asserts that WI Ting-fang cor
ruptly retained, ostensibly for repairs
to the Chinese legation in Washing
ton, $4,000 of the Tientsin silver re-
funded by the American government.
The minister, at Washington, denies
the charge.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
MoRTukRY.

Bishop Spaldirg of the Protestant
Episcopal church of Denver, Col,
died of pneumonia, aged IS years.
He viii be succeeded by the cadjutor,
Rev. Charles S. Olmstead of Bala.
Pa, who will be conscreated May 1.
William A. Hobbs. republican men,
Der of the board of election commits
sioners of st. Louis and a prominent
business man, died of gastritis. He
was born In Kentucky in 1854 and has
lived in st. Louis during most of his
life, in the course of which he held
many positions of trust
Rev. Joseph Wilson of Neoga, ILL.,.
a retired Presbyterian clergyman, So
years old, was found dead in bed. He
was president of the Cumberland
County bank of Neoga. He leaves an
estate of $4,000. He was born In
England and was one of the best
known pioneer clergymen in the mid
die west
Caleb Jewell Hamlin. aged 81 years,
a widely-known hotel man, died at
Amsterdam, N. Y. He had been con-
nected with the st. James hotel in
New York, the Tiff house in Buffalo.
the Palmer house in Chicago, the In
ternational at Niagara Falls. the Clar-
endon In Saratoga and the Delavan in
Albany. For the past three seasons
he was proprietor of the Adirondack
Inn at Sacandaga Park.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
FOR IGN.

Cholera has broken out at Mecca.
The pope urged Archbishop Sbarret-
Il on the eve of his departure for the
Philippines to make every effort to
work with the Americans.
King Edwards proposed visit to
Ireland is indefinitely postponed on
the advice Of Earl Cadogan because of
the unsettled conditions in the island.
Princes Lutfrillah and Sabahaddin,
who are in Paris, have been sentenced
by default in Constantinople to per-
petual Imprisonment for alleged con-
spiracy against the sultan.
A dispatch from La Paz, Bolivia,
says that trouble between the Ameri.
can missionaries and the local clergy
there is exciting the populace.
At Victoria, B. c., Mrs. Dunsmuir,
wife of Premier Dunsmuir, received
letter from an anonymous writer,
warning her that If she did not keep
her husband at home he would be shot.
The Cunard liner Etruria is safe in
She had a comparatively uneventful
passage except for tn breakdown,
which occurred during the dinner hour
of Feb, &C. and will wait here for the
arrival OF the royal msii steamer Elbe,
The Elbe will carry the Etruria's pas
sengers TO England. The Etruria will
then be towed to Liverpool.
Considerable attention is being di-
rected to a book just published by
Professor Won Halle, urging Germany
to press, and. if necessary, to force
Holland TO enter the German empire,
together with the Dutch colonies. Pro-
fessor Won Halle affirms that the cause
of Gernany's failure to become a
great sea power is the position of
Holland at the mouth of the Rhine,
which mouth she refuses to improve
AT Constantinopie the American le-
cation has presented to the porte the
second note referring 10 the capture
of Miss Ellen Stone. 1t is pointed out
that Is Miss Stone was captured, the
ransom paid and the prisoners de-
livered In Turkey, the brigands must
be within the Turkish frontier and
should therefore be captured. The
first note presented to the porte de-
handed the punishment of the guilty
parties. The porte, in replying. re-
pudiated responsibility.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20

The smallest engine ever made has
been completed. 1t is horizontal en-
CINE, and can stand on 1Ocent piece.
One has to look through a microscope
to see plainly its various parts. II
runs as accurately as the best engine
ever built. 1t is made of gold. silver,
copper and steel. The band OF the
fy-wheel is solid gold. The length of
the main shaft, which is of steel, is
5-1eths of an inch. The diameter of
the fiy-wheel is 7-16ths of an inch. The
outside diameter of the cylinder.
which is sheeted with ebony, is 3-16ths
OF an inch, and the bore of the cylin.
der is 5-64ths of an inch. The diam
eter OF the piston-rod is less than
2-64ths of an inch. The weight of the
engine is three pennyweights. 1t Is
run by compressed air
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
Couldn't Adapt Himself

The last time | saw Gwimple. son
OF the street car magnate, he told me
ne was going to begin at the bottom
OF the business and work his way I'D
DO you know what he's doing now"
He tried to be motorman on
trolley car, but gave it up at the end
of the first day"
What was the natter"
He said he couldn't stand the ina
Iernal cigars the fellows smoke on tbsst
front platform"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
SOUTH AFRICA.

Continental criticism of the mill.
tary skill of British oacers is not
relished in London.
The Transvaal chamber Of mines re-
ports that the output of sold from Wit.
watersrand for the month of February
was S1.405 ounces.
The British fear that General Gren
fell and his force of 1900 have beer
either defeated or captured by Delarey
The beers under General Delarey wor
a sweeping victory near Twebosch, in
western Transyaal. capturing Lieut.
Gen. Baron Paul Sanford Methuen. al
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
ROYAL VISITOR DEPARTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
entertained Prince Henry at dinner
In New York.
Prince Henry. in the closing OF his
American tour at dinner in Phila
delphia, said his visit TO the United
States had no Interior purpose.
Prince Henry sailed for Germany
on the Deutschland after giving ban
quet on board the liner TO members
OF the presidential committee. The
president and prince telegraphed
farewells.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
Thouphtless Blunder.

The returned traveller was giving
an illustrated lecture descriptive of
life in the Philippines. before a Bos-
ton audience.
Unthinkingly he threw a picture of
Aguinaldo on the screen. The audi
ence oheered rapturously. and it was
five minutes before he could proceed.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
She Had Been More Surprised.

Were you surprised when pro-
posed he asked.
Well" she replied thcughtfuny, "T
was not so surprised that you pro
posed when you did as was that you
did net propose on some previous oc-
casions."
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
Her Dear Friend.

Fhey asked me to their reception.
said the girl with the two-story POM
padour. but it wasn't because they
hke me. 1t was because can sing"
20, I'm sure you're mistaken" said
the other girl, impulsively.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
Careful of His Honor

A country convert, full of zeal,
offered himself for service in his first
prayer meeting remarks. ''Tm ready
10 DO anything the Lord asks of me"
ne said, so long as it's honorable"
Life.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20
Doors Ajar.

New York wasn't exactly wide open,
out pretty much everything was In
willingly ajar last Sunday.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20

least 200 other British soldiers and
canrons, besides killing Al and wound
ing n. Lord Methuen was badly
wounded
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-20

Oklahoma has 10000 children in
schools. according to the latest esti-
mate
Evening journal., 1902-09-06
Situation Wanted"

Advertisements Inserted
three times free. Other
"Wants" one cent "a word