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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-27
foreclosure sales.
CUPREME COrRT. COrNTY or NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-MstrUpoitan Trust Company Of the CITY Of
New York. as Trustee, etc. against William n Bussv
others In Of Judgment u forscIosurs
and sale duly made and entered the above emitted
action bearing date the 10Th day March 1902 and
office >f the Clerk the County ~ Nsu~
IN said Judgment named. HiU al public auction a.
the New York Real Estate Slesr0Ou
way, in the Borough OF Manhattan. Of Nss
York. the lst day Of April 1902 az twelve e'eors
Of that day. b. Peter F. Never. Esq Aucti0neer
the premises directed by Judgment 10 be sod ana
therein described follows All lot PIECE o.
OF land with the thereon
and being Twelfth Ward 81 ne Cir,,
Of New York bounded and described
eastsrly side OF
eighteen fourth
from the formed by the easerl
side Of Convent Avenue and the n0rtherlr OF one
hundred and foTty-etghth and running thence
sastwardy and parallel with one hundred fortv-
~sShth street and Of he through party wall
eighty five $50 feet: thence norhwardy parallel with
Convent Avenue 90 feet and (4l
or an inch thence westwarily and parallel with One
through wall. eiGhtyhve $50 feet
side Of Convent Avenue sOUthwarIy along
the eastery side % Convent QT)
ana one fourth ca OF Inch the point place
beginning
Dated New York March 10th 1902
HENRY NJ GESCHEIDT. Referee.
SONS. SHEPARD OGDEN. Plaintiffs Attorneys
III broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York. N Y
The following Is diagram OF the be sold.
the street number is 153 Convent Avenue.
Manhattan. City OF New York;
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East iO3nd Str
The approximate ri the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property 70 Dc sold eleven
thousand twelve 67-loo dollars with
thereon 26th day OF February. 1902
together with and allowance amounting 20 four
hundred seveny-two 25lO0 dollars. with interest
from March g. 1902 together with the expenses Of the
sale. The Of assessments. or
other liens which be allowed the purchaser cut
Of the purchase paid by the Referee Is one
hundred seventythres 70 100 dollars and interest
Dated, New York. March sth 1902.
THEODORE l. BAILEY, Referee.
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foreclosure Sales.

thence southerly parallel with Third part Of the
through party wall hundred feet nd min
inches line the block thence eastsry parallel
with One hundred and Third Street twenty-five feet
thence norhey parallel with Third Avenue part
way through party hundred and nine
inches to the southsrly side Of Ons hundred
Street thence westerly along nGndred Third
the place Of beginning be the
said several dimension less.
Dated. New York. March sth. 1902.
THEODORE L. BAILEY. Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorney for Plaintiff No 40
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the property be sold
a described above, the street number being
1O3rd Street.
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The epproximate amount OF the lien charge sat
sy which the above described property IS TO be sold
sly 150 SIS with interest thereon from the 2Jth
February 1902 together with costs and allowance
with interest from March 9TH 1902 together
OF sals- The Approximate
OF taxes Refreshments and rates. other liens
which he the purchaser ths
money paid the Referee. Is 81. 3ef
interest thereon
WILLIAM 2. BURR. Ssssxs>
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The approximate tho o. charge to sat
isry which above described property 6e is
33@ wit thereon from the of
February 1907. togetaeT with costs an1 allowances
SO l'N, win March 5th
100 together the expenses the sale The an
troxuate amount OF assessments. or other liens
tSnirh allowed TO the purchaser
chase money paid by the Referee. $500 SlO0 and
interest
MAURICE RAPE Refsrse
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- George l. Elliott surviving executor etc
Plaintiff Herman Bartholmes al Dsfau5ants
In pursuance Of Judgment of Foreclosure sale iuy
and i. above a4ti.p hea~inS
tIats March, 1902 /. UNDERSIGNED ths
itsfer.e in said Judgment at Public Anc
tlo New York Real Estate Salesroom No III
broadway. In the Borough of Manhattan CITY Of New
York 3lst day # March. 1902 IL o'clock noon
on that day, BY William NJ, Ryan. Auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment To be sold therein
described follows All that certain lot piece or nacei
OF land buildings thereon and appurtenances
thcreunto belonging situated lying being in the Cty
OF New York. known as number 2ls East One hundred
street, now in possession. bounded
sobed follows Besinnins at point the southsry
hundred and Third Street distant
and sasteFly corner 81
YAIrd snd one Third street runn.nx
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approximate amount OF the lien charge
the above described property sold is S4 $50 with
interest 9th day Of March 1902 together with
plaintiffs costs and allowance amounting $4SJ
the OF the sale.
of the taxes assessments and water
all To purchaser Of the purchase or
paid he referee. is SI6I 80 and interest.
Dated. New York. March 10th, 1902
HERMAN
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finGurial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Second Mortgage Gold Income
Bond Certificates
St. Louis Southwestern
Railway Company

Referring the published notice Of South
western Railway Company dated February g. 1902 re-
questing the holders OF its Second Mortgage Gold Income
Bond Certificates deposit their certificates with The
Mercantile Trust Company No. 100 Broadway New York
City the condition that all deposited certificates
might direction Of the Railway Company upon
advertised notice. be holders Deposit
Receipts at time before May 3lst 1902. II
such certificates then heretofore
the holders Of Deposit Receipts should right
upon similar notice and upon surrender Deposit
Receipts. receive securities rights. both
when and the conditions offered by Railway
Company all depositors alike option
their certificates for cash Eighty per
par value with accrued interest:
Further notice is hereby given that more
than majority of the outstanding Second Mortgage
Gold Income Bond Certificates OF the Railway Company
having been deposited under terms and pro-
visions Of said notice the Railway Company
has decided to extend the time within which de-
poss of said certificates
and conditions set forth IN said published notice will
received until and including March 2Tth, 1902
Engraved deposit receipts Trust Company
negotiable form are ready for delivery
OF The Mercantile Trust Company No. 100 Broadway.
New York city, 10 depostors Second Mortgage Gold
Income Bond Certificates Of the Railway Company
change for the temporary receipts Of the Trust Company
and application will be made earliest practicable
date to list the Engraved Deposit Receipts on the New
York Stock Exchange.
Second Mortgage Income Bond Certificates not deposited
only upon such terms and conditions the Railway Com
pany may prescribe.
Dated New York, March 49, 1902
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Tooth St.
The approximate Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
-rirS fEa above described property is be sold IS
SIS "a thereon from the 10Th day Cr
NIar,l 1902 with and allowances amount
S25t interest thereon from March 1lth,
Y07a together the expenses Of the sale The ap
81 other liens
icb are 70 be allowed the purchaser OF the pUr
baA money paid the referee Is S84I5 50 and interest
plated New York. March IL l9sl2
ADRIAN II LARkIN. Referee.
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2TI6
I0Grh

The approximate OF the lien or charge 20 49,
is TO be Sole y 80
a23 51-1O0 with interest thereon rom 1e zto ds 81
1902 ana allowance
tC interest from March Il lS $3.50
expenses Of the sale The apIoNilta'7 =, - ~.
of taxss assessments other liens, when are 20 @ a.
wed OF the purchase hoieSF "
maid bv the Referee. Is S51S - 100 and interest
Dated New York. March 2lst: lse2 r,..-..
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The approximate Of the lien charge 20 satisfy
which the above described properties Be sold Is
s636 11lOO with interest thereon froE December 1lth
and allowance amounting
Si355- 100 % the sale The above de-
will sold separately in parcels in
diclred IN The approximate amount Of
taxes, and water rates other liens 20 be
allowed the purchaser Of the purchase
paid by the referee are: On Parcel marked A. s7o19S
Parcel marked B. S6S4S and interest.
on &C" S234- 70 and Parcel
marked be sold subject first mortgage Of
with interest thereon from August
lst 1900 Said mortgage Is due February LIST. 1908.
Dated New York March 10th 1892
John H. ROGAN. Referee
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The approximate amount Of the lien charge which
the above described 1nerty SI5 10 with
interest nom the 9Th day of March.
the plaintins costs and allowance amounting
seter with the expenses Of the sale The
amount or the taxes assessments and
allowed 70 the purchaser purchase
paid by the referee is $500 q interest.
Dated New York March 10th, 1902
HENRY NJ GESCHEIDT. Rsfares
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j. & w. SELIG1AN & CO.,
Mills Building.
VERMlLYE & CO.,
Nassausand Pine Streets.
NEW YORK CENTRAL. Il HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.


,.--.. Ireasur'r's ONCE New York. March 2G 1902.
No4lEE TO STOCKHOLDERS IN REFERENCE To
lNC REASE OF CAPITAL STOCK.
lbU RSJA AMI 10 the authority given by the
board Of Directors AT the meetings held January 18th
Ad FEBRUARY attn. 1902 ami explained
February 4th le02 stockholders Of company will be
emitted 70 subscribe for such increased
o 500 per share 20 the extent Of II per
respective holdings, shown the
close oi tuslncsS Z O'Clock NJ M0nday March
me right 70 subscribe continuing until Thursday May
1902. on which date % will sub
sctp'2hs may be made on after Monday April
and all such payments on or before Mon
day. May 18th. 1902
Warrants specifying the each stock
holder Is entitled 70 subscribe and upon
provided form for subscription, assignment. accom-
panied by circulars giving fun information viii be mailed
10 all stockhodes Immediately after March 3ls 1902
no subscription or assignment be
made on the warrants furnished by the COMPANY
GEORGE ). PRINCE
BUSINESS MAN, with ample capital, wants
as partner member Of the \. Y Stock Exchange TO
Box % Tribune Office "
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100000
Milwaukee Gas Light Company
FIRST MORTGAGE 25-YEAR
PER CENT GOLD HONDS

CALLABLE AT 10 AND INTEREST.
COUPONS MAY lsT AND NOVEMBER 1ST.
and in advance or public issue which we expect 10
make we offer holders the privilege of taking
the new First Mortgage Bonds OF the MIL
WhuSee Gas Light Co. at 95 and interest, In
exchange for their Western Gas Co. 80 Bonds
mt the calling price of 10 and interest.
Full information in regard the bonds may be OBJ
rair ed Offices
This offer is subject to change or termina-
ton without notice. Bonds NAV now be presented
at the Offices Of either of the undersigned Will az
cree deliver Central Trust Company interim receipts ex
chanReahle for Milwaukee Gas Light Co. 80
engraved. and VIII at the adjust cash differ
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OFFICERS:
LEVI p. MORTON, President
THOMAS f RYAN, Vice-President
JAMES *. CORBIERE, I'd Vice-Prest
HIM FRANCIS, Secretary
CHARLES 4. CONANT. Treasurer
EUGENE f. VARET. Asst. Secretary
G. l.. WILMERDING. Asst. Secretary
ii. b. BERRY, Trust officer
DIRECTORS:
John Jacob Aston. Joseph LarOCque,
George Il. Baker, ID. o. BILLS,
Edward j. Berwind. Levi r. Morton,
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy,
James Il. Duke, W. G. Oakmnn,
Henry Vi. Flagler, George Foster Peabody
g G.. Haven Samuel Rea,
Joseph c. Hendrix, Elihu Root,
hbram :. Hewitt. Thomas T. Ryan,
James N JarVfc. Jacob If. SChiff,
Walter 5. Johnston, John Sloane,
". JuiIliard. william c. Whitney.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
LEVI p. MORTON.
THOMAS F. RYAN,
EDWARD j. BERW IND,
G. G. HAVEN,
JOSEPH c. HENDRIX,
JAMES n. JARVIE,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY,
JACOB FL. SCHIFF,
WILLIAM C. WHITNEY,
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Bowling Green Trust CO.

rs BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, S2,5OO,OOO. Surplus, S2,5OO,OOO
OFFICERS
EDWIN uoULD, President.
SAnuht i Il. TaYLoR vies-pr.sidsuts.
JOHN A. HILTON Y. Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM Nj. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles p Armstrong, Andrew Langdon,
Geo. K. Bidweli, Vim. M. Laws,
Frank Brainard, Edward A. Maher,
A. ii. Cslef, J. w, Middendorf,
Edmund c. Converse. Henry A. McGee,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, WinsIOw S. Pierce,
Thomas I. Eckert, William II. Taylor,
Edwin Gould. Samuel Thomas,
Frank j. Gould, Edward R Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John P. TruesdeII,
Myron T. Herrick, John Shelton Williams
Edward R. Ladew, E. F, c. Young.
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Dipiofm6 Notices..
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that dividend and
quarters u&9J the Capital
the American Wooden Company will BE- paid the
10Th Of April. 1902 stockholders
Z business April 3D. 1902
Transfer books OF Preferred Stock VIII be closed
close Of April 3D. 1902 will reopened
April 10th. 1902
NJ. N. WOOD. Treasurer.
Boston Mass. March 90 1902.
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5rrroqdtss Monies.

1nfTOQuIE9 HULlkE9.
C,OSIO. HERNAN.-In pursuance of an order
of Hon Abaer c. Thomas slIresqle Of the County
o. New S9 n f65 9 9 ate Of the GSun1y Of New
York deceased presel the same with yoc1ers thereof
the or5e Of Valois Grimm. Hyde HaEnsr Ne
Of NV y6r or 29.h lay Of September neat
Dated New York, March 10th. 1872 .-,-..-
Messrs vA1o1S. GRIFFIN. HYDE 3 HARPER. No 20
Broad street. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK cry.
UUTTER. JOHANNA-In pursuance Of an
the county Of New York notice hereby given 70 al
R per a 9S' Gf New York deceased present
with vouchers ISls' No aa Broa4ay Borough Of
haitian in the OF New York or before the lst day
OF Dated S'f New YORK 2sin day q EssFus leo2
platter 8 sTROOCR. Attorneys for Administrator.
32o Broadway, y Y. city
IN PURSU ANCE of an order of Hon Abner
Thomas, suTrosq gar Of the County Of New Yq5
Edward schet.R. the County Of New York. de-
a ns3,beT at his place Il transactng business az
o Manhattan in the CITY YORK On or before tSe
DATED We" -''~ AFNIS HARTMASN. Executor.
broadway. Borough q Manhattan. Nsw-York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County of Nsw-York
notice = hereby given 70 al; al persons having claims
York present vouchers thereof
aG th the a Of them atorney Baker Pea S me
Wall in the city or New York, before
ID OF September 1892.
Dated New-Yor the 18th DAY OF February 1902
CHARLES 4. PEABODY. GEORGE l. PEABODY. Ex-
BAKER s PEABODY. attorneys for Executors Wall
street. New-NOTk City. y Y.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner O.
Thomas. q Surrogate County OF New York.
notice Is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Thomas D Lyons. late OF New York County. &C.
ceased TO present the with vouchers thereof ths
subscribers place transacting business
ONCE Michael J. sullivan. Room %. Smith Building.
junction Third Willis Avenues and Street.
Bronx Borough, the City OF New York. before
Dated. New York. the 4sh day OF December 1901
GEORGE j. LYONS. LEO HAMILTON. MICHAEL. J..
SULLIVAN. Executors
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner @.
Thomas a Surrogate County OF New York.
Notice Is hereby given 20 all having claims
Ellis. OF the County
deceased the with vouchers thereof
subscriber his place OF tranactng business SIT
State Street. the City OF Schenectady.
York. before the 18th DIV 81 April next
Dated New York the sth day OF October. 1901.
ALONZO P STRONG,
As xecusor of the last will and testament John Elmer
Ellis. deceased
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Ths TrisGSa
at Uptown once
NO. L:42 BROADWAY.
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icaRo, Rock Island 81 Pacific Rail-


co.
once OF the Treasurer
Chicago. March nth. 1902
A DIVIDEND OF $1.25 per share Will be paid
May LIST next 70 shareholders this Company's
stock registered such the closing the Transfer
Books The Transfer Books viii be closed
p NJ. the 2Sth day March. opened at 1900
O'Clock A. NJ. the 7th day Of April remaining open
until 800 o'clock r. NJ the list May next. when
they shall again be closed for purpose
meeting and be opened again for transfers
cretion OF the President Secretary.
f. e HAYNE Treasurer.
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JAMES H. DuNHAM & co,

JAMES H DUNiAA & CO..
New York. March g. 1902
THE DIRECTORS of James II. Durham &
co have day "a quarterly dividend 0f
OnehaIf Per Cent the First Preferred Stock
a Office Of the CO No. $40 Broadway
On the % day April, holders record IT
Tie close Of business March nd 1902.
will closed
on tie I'd day OF March 1902 reopened 10 q u
Oh '-e - ~ J. n. TAPPEN, Secretary.
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THE KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RAILWAY

COMPANY.
FIRST Mortgage Three Per Cent. Bonds.
COUPONS No. 4, due April l, 1902, from the
aforementioned bonds. viii be paid a maturity
Broadway. New York. Y.
Coupons be for verincatton
Wednesday IS 1902
FREDERIC V. S. CROSBY. Treasurer
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- a quarterly dividend O ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT. Q&f) Preferred Capital
stock. payable April 81 1902 preferred stock
holders of record close OF business April l. 1902
Checks win be mailed.
Transfer books OF the preferred stock close at
p NJ. April 4. 1902 ana reopen April u, 1902
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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THE AMERICAH TOBACCO COMPANY.
FRANkLIN TRCsT COMPANY.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO ooMpANY.

,,,-.. Brooklyn. n y March g. 1902.
IHE BOARD or TRUSTEES has this day
declared quarterly dvIS>n1 Of 80 upon the capita
80 ~ l.s Company, payable April LIST, 1892,
is y record al closing q transfer books
SyhS VIII ye closed from T. March 2Ist 1902 unit
a 81 Alrl IND. 1892
CItOWELL MADDEN. JR. Secretary.
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ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY CO.,
BY EDWIN GOULD. President.

We HAVE PI-RCHAsED
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East iOsrd Street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-09-26
WORLDS RECORD
FOR AUTOMOBILES
GEORGE J. CANNON, THE YOUNG
HARVARD STUDENT, WAS THE
SENSATION OF THE DAY-MADE
A MILE IN 1864.

Providence. R. L. September "a
Worlds records were smashed at Nara
gansett park yesterday. The second an
nual race meet of the Rhode Island au-
tomobile club was a great success despite
execrable weather
George j. Cannon was the sensation of
the day. He clinehed his title to the
steam championship of the world by driv-
ing the famous car of his own construc-
ton in 1:054, the fastest mile ever made
over the Narragansett park track The
previous worlds record was 1:07 2-5. held
by Mr.. Cannon himself Then to COM
plete his fame. the young Harvard stu
dent set a new worlds record for steam
cars for five miles at Cos fiat, reducing
the previous mark from Gas 1-5 another
record of his own.
Alexander Winter and his Bullet
were held back by the strong wind, but
they covered six miles in $3.50 3-5. Five
miles were covered in $50 3-5 and the
fastest single mile was Los 3-5. The slow
est Of Wintons first five miles was faster
than any time of Fourier last year.
Percy Owen won the thirty horsepower
pnd the free for all gasoline classes and
the sweepstakes.
The first race for motor bicycles, five
miles, was won by George NJ. Henders
Indian in 6:34 2-5. The open class for
electric carriages, two miles, was won by
Knight Nefel In a car of his own make
his time was 4:23.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-09-26
CAN'T CUT THE CABLES.
International Congress Rules Against
Clipping of Submarine Wires.

Brussels, September 25.-The congress
of international law which is in session
here has accepted new resolutions re-
speeding the use of submarine cables in
time OF war. The first resolution de-
clares that a submarine cable connecting
two neutral territories is inviolable. The
second resolution says that cables con-
Meeting belligerents may be cut any
where except in territorial sea or in
nentralzed waters. The third resolution
sets forth that a cable connecting neu-
trail territory with the territory of a
belligerent must not be cut in terri
torial or neutralized sea and in the open
sea only within the limits of effective
blockade.
The fourth resolution says that the
liberty given to a neutral state to trans
nit kilograms must not degenerate into
disloyal and manifest assistance to a
belligerent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-09-26
MARINES ARE READY.
U. S. Sailors Awaiting for Any Trouble
That May Arise In Panama.

Panama, September 25.-The three
companies of the United States ma
rines from the auxiliary cruiser Pan
Their who arrived here yesterday are
comfortably CHARTERED in the stations
and on the wharves of the Panama
Railroad company. Guards have been
placed about the barracks and the
marines are ready for any emergency.
The train guard which went out this
morning was In charge of Lieut. Ben
Jamin F. Rittenhouse. Up to the pres
ent time no marines have been sta
toned on the railroad lines.
The marines seem to be enjoying
themselves in their new barracks.
They were up until a late hour last
night singing and playing and seem
to be quite at home. Most of them
have seen service in the Philippines,
and consequently do not object to the
climate of the Isthmus. They seem
to be on good terms with the natives,
who look at them with especial curl.
osity.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-09-26
WIFE SLABS Her HUSBAND.
When Officers Arrive She Cuts Her
Own Throat With Razor.

New York. September 25.-On an alarm
from the Maspeth police, an ambulance
was sent early today from a Brooklyn
hospital on the four-mie run to the
home Of Joseph Alstrefski. The ambu-
lance surgeon found the man lying on
the floor in a pool of blood. MY wife
stabbed me-" he gasped. "She had been
drinking and was abusing our daughter
when I came home I protested and
she stabbed me-
The woman lay on a bed apparently
asleep. The surgeon began to work on
Alstrefslds wound while a policeman
ordered the woman to get up and go
with him to the station He turned his
back. The woman jumped up, snatched
her husbands razor, and before the po-
liceman could turn around to stop her
cut her throat from ear to ear. Then
both man and wife were hurriedly carried
to the hospital but the physicians said
neither could recover.
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G. o. p. is ToTTERING.
Says Henderson Is Fleeing From the
Wrath to Come.

Knoxville, Tenn, September 25.-ITnited
States Senator Carmack who passed
through the city yesterday, made the
following statement concerning Speaker
Henderson's action in Withdrawing from
the congressional contest in the third
Iowa district:
Speaker Henderson's action is an evil
dence of the coming ruptrue that must
eventually retire the republican party
from power. He is simply fleeing from
the wrath to come He is getting out
from under the topping tower.
The people are opening their eyes
and will soon cease to worship this god
of money which has been set up by the
republican party. Henderson is wiser
than they think. He has had his ear to
the ground and has heard something"