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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19
Library Nailce.

NA eN"An NNteANthh W htiN tAeNNiihk
library 10 charge of Mrs. Heidelberg
must DO returned by jane gath, al
whinh time the library will be closed
4 new library viii be opened on June
goth. with Mrs. Frank l.. Keith as
librarian. The following list should
be cut out for reference:
JUVENILE.
i.--woods.
7.--Rob Claxton's story.
s.--Frionds Of the Fielc.
IA Dosof Flanders.
s-Siidred and Elsie.
s.-The hoy knight.
7-Tho Court Of Bcyvlile.
s.--sfory Of Htawaaha.
FICTION.
S.-Ths Deer siaysr.
io.--Mr. isancs
n The lilac sunbonnst.
IA Desert Drama.
10 The STORY OF an Untold Love.
M.a-Cranford.
10 seven on a Highway.
Is Their Wedding Journey.
1.-THE orius CT Henry vano,
ls.--won by waiting.
~. In KednF's Tents.
10 Coda FOOT.
81. --Beside tire Bonnis BrinF Bush.
z7.---tiloria victis.
2s.-Hngh Wynn. Vol. I.
~ nush wynn. Vol. II.
az.--iob. Son OF Battle.
NJ. The Cloister and the Hearth.
2a.--R Damsei KrTans.
B.-JThS Copsi1rd Mystery.
2.--weiF of iiefmlsfon.
sn.--rhs History OF David 6risve.
ai.--A Gentleman Of France,
"a - David Iiarim.
az.--Jsronle.
The library will be open on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday from I
TO 10 o'clock. A charge Of ten cent
viii be made for each family who us'
the library.
HISTORY.
u,--MaEie AHsDsnsste.
~. Mary. Queen Of SCOTS.
" christopher Columbus.
THAvEL.
E.-Ths American IN Holland.
HfoGuAFKY,
lss.--savAnaFola.
aa.--Euar Frnnesl w0uen.
ee.--The Earl of Chatham tWm. PIN.
ti.--John QafnceF Adams.
k.--Greas Arfasss.
ssiscELI.ASEUrs.
a lars Esscfi vsvea6i.
ss.-lFha oonsng People.
&S.--.A Dictionary 81 Mytholnsy.
ss.---Thu kinxship Or SsiS Cunirug.
ss.---afpme fsaaasa ana Parties,
ss,-.TAttis Masterpieces.
POETRY.
"a .-.zsn~nas. i6aSrxs kiiioxf.l
uoUhEilokD xU0xOMics.
20. rms EAssatt WAY u Hoasezespsns ans
uaozsne.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

! ONt hkpCh w Wy EN"Ahs NhNNNatNet
sboes aud clothing cannot be exeelled.
See Us before you buy. Mccormick,
sproti & Co.
a number Of the young people co.
ioyed dance al the Opera House
Mobday night, and report a very
pleasant time.
You can always get whs: you want
Ia groceries al Klein Grocer Com.
pauy's. Their stock Is always full
and complete.
/ Mr.. Robert Tetley and bis son
Clarence left last Friday for Boston 10
visit Mr.. Tellcy's sisters and relatives
in that vicinity.
You eau buy your sowing machines
cheaper at Tetley's than anywhere
else. Sewing machine attachments
always on baud.
Miss Bertha Kugol Jeff last Wednes-
day for Msscoulah and Chicago to
visit relatives She expects to be
gone several weeks.
The Board oi Managers Of the Eloc.
trio Railroad Company haTc ordered a
lot Of steel rails with which TO begin
track laying on their road.
Lost, on tho 4th, between TuE
TmEs Office and residence OF T. u.
Fisher, small round gold pin. Re
ward Il left at TNEs Office.
II you want nicc gold, silver or
any other Kind Of watch, at tho lowest
prices, either ladies' or geutlemeB's,
20 to Tetlsy's Jewelry Store.
Application will be made by q nun
Der Of citizens Of Knob Lick st the
next tern Of tho County Court for the
disincOrporsllon Of tina, village.
Elder and Mrs. Il. N. Tslbert rc-
turned home Monday from the Ken
lucky "blue grass" region, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Ed. Lauckmsn, who has held Il
position wis the Mccormick Drug
Co. for some time, has resigned. aud
Will leave this week for St. Louis.
DR.. and Mrs. L. =. Haw returned
10 their home At Commerce last Mon.
day, after q visit Of several weeks 10
the Doctors father, DIR. J. l.. Has.
Hon. Il. NJ Abercrombie Of the
State Board OF Charities was 10 town
Tuesday, and visited the AsysIum,
with which he expressed himself well
pleased.
The new granitoid pavement 10
front Of the st. Francois Hotel was
finished Tuesday. The management
intends to erect a porch In front OF the
hotel soon.
Prosecuting Attorney Sam NJ. Carter
of Wayne County, who has many
friends here IL 10 be married on the
25lh inst. to Miss Harriet Guthrie Of
Fulton, no,
VIII Wade returned home from
Huntington, Tenn, where ir- hiss been
attending law school. lie expects TO
leave soon for Oklahoma to engage in
writing insurance
Foulard, Triela and waist Silks al
Cole & Nlxou's. This is one oi The
incest lines ever brought 10 Farming
ton, and the ladies are especially In
cited to call and SEQ these goods.
Remember the place aud remember
the dste---Iune 25th. win remove
to our uew quarters and our hiTm will
be Pennington Mercantile Co., sue
cessors TO MoORE q OVERALL.
afr. Il. 2. 81. Gemme has sold his
property here and removed with bic
family to Fredericktown. We are
sorry to lose them and commend them
to the good people Of our neighboring
town.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

In fire at Dallas, Texas, on the fth
inst, the residence Of Mir. Harry G..
Brady, formerly Of ihis place, WAS do.
aroyod by fire. The Dallas Nows,
from which we CLEAN this item, does
not say what the loss on his residence
was, but mentions that he was insured
~ the amount Of az 500, Mr Brady'E
friends here are sorry to hear Of HE
misfortune.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

The electric road passes directly
through Whites addition TO DeI.assus.
Buy lot now before the price goes
up. We have plat Of lots $50 10
5000. SMITH, BLEECK 6 Co.
Mira. LizEie Braun, who slipped and
fell on the ice last winter, sustaining
Injuries that have kept her to her bed
ever since, went 20 81. Louis last
weck 20 enter the Lutheran Hospital
for treatment. She WIS accompanied
BY her mother, Mrs. Peter Nell, Sr.
Foand---0n May 2sth, between
gaFmington aud Frederioktown, a
poeketbook containing some money
and memoranda, which the owner eau
got By calling on or writing to William
Moran, LIbersyyille, Mo-, aud 6escEib-
ING same.
Tho contract for drawing up plans
and specifications for the Huntington
wstssworks was let Monday night TO
I.aukisiisr q Bendit, hydraulic engi-
asers Of 81. Louis. Thar are 10 draw
up plans and Specifications and super-
intend The esnstrueliop until finished,
for which they ara to receive iiYe per
cent Of the caxs Of Tho work.
~
The Anderson brothers Oh Gumbo
assaulted and seriously wonnded Jim
Joaas Of The same place last Friday
evening. The cause Of the qns9rel
originated among the women belong
luz 10 boih families. Jones was
thought 10 be killed and the Andefsons
essapes. The friends Of Jonca organ
bed mob sna prseeoded TO salIow
tie Ansiersuss bsii lost their trail. II
fheT bad bsrn fosnd mob law would
hAys prssaliea Iiprss TeFre Daipgl.
Nks@t X
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

The work Of grading for the electric
road was begun last week at the De
Lassus eBd Of the liue. and Il Is the
Intention Of the company to push the
road through as soou as possible. II
is TO be hoped that 70 distractions
will interpose 90 relard the work
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19
Farmingten Times
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1909.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS

CtHnuf CouRr-J, y. FOX JudgU--s@pond
Mondays N NAY and November.
CoCsrfHC ouEr--EIrEt Mondays In FeoF"a'
~. May August and November
PAoRarE CouEr-seconh Mondays In Jan
uarr. April, July and urto''er.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19


The Pennington Base Ball Team
played their second match game With
the team Of Troop X, L. s. Cavalry
at the Fsir Grounds Monday afternoon,
resulting, after much wraugling, 10 q
score Of IL TO 10 In favor Of the sol
dicrs. by the rules Of the game,
however, the failure Of the soldlers TO
play out tho ninth inning forfeited the
game 10 Pennington. Some very
brilliant plays we're made on both
sides. A crowd Of some 600 people
Were out 10 witness the game, which
would indicate that the ba eball scnti-
uicut ia growing 10 Pennington. Our
boys looked quite natty In their new
uniforms, and II this may not be
counted a defeat, they have won every
game they have played this season
They certainly do plSy ball.
The Modern Wo0dmen observed
their memorial day last Sunday with
appropriate exercises. The procession
was formed at the hall headed by the
Pennington City "ShIrt- waist" Band,
with tho log-roIliRg team In uniform,
Royal Neighbors aud members Of the
lodge, 10 the order named, and
marched TO the n. Z. Church, South,
where a short but eloquent address
was delivered by Rev. W. s. neys.
The procession then marched to the
X. Of +. cemetery, where, after an
address by Rev. J. S. MerAole, the
graves OF the departed neIgbbors we're
decorated with flowers. II was their
purpose to visit the Masonic cemetery
also, but just as the crowd was leaving
the X. Of r. cemetery heavy rain
began to pour, thoroughly soaking al
most the entire crowd, 50 the sxor-
eises had to be cut short. II is very
beautiful custom Of that order and the
large number Of persons who parSIci-
paled attes,ed the appreciation Of our
people for this Kind once.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

a number Of the young people en-.
ioyed a dance al the Opera House
Mobday night, and report a very
pleasant time.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

Our stock of dry goods, groceries,
sboes aud clothing cannot bc exeelled.
See Us before you boy .---MeCormiek,
Sprott & Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19
HOTEL BUILDING FOR SALE.

We will sell a fine new Hotel,
situate on Columbia Street in Far
mlngton. First 10 offer our prizes
gets the property.
SMITH. RLEECK & 90.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

You can always get whS; you want
Ia groceries 81 Klein Grocer Com.
pauy's. Their stock Is always full
and complete.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

The funeral services were conducted
at the residence by Rev. J A. Russell
Of Lutesylile, and all that was mortal
Of this Christian mother was laid at
rest In the city cemetery.
A EuEFsAsn
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

Mrs. Susan A. Morris died al tho
home Of her son, J. l.. Morris, In Bis
marek, May 29sh, 1905, aged Gf
years, three months aud four days.
She was bora In Bradley County,
Tenn., February 25th, 1888, and was
married to J. =. Morris May Cd, 1867.
Her husband and one child, Lucy,
preceded her many years TO the ''lsDd
that is iaircr than day" She lived 10
Tennessee until 1872, when she came
to Missouri and located In Iron County,
wher she resided until 1896, when she
removed to Bismarck, making her home
with her son. For more than two years
she had been an invalid, a severe attack
Of pnSumonIa developing into con.
sumption or chronic bronchitis. Her
last yeara. Notwithstanding her aiilic-
lion. which was borne wilh uucom-
planning patience and Christian faith
aud hope, were made happy by the
tender sulicitnde, mlnisitaiions aud
lore OF her son and his family.
Mira Morris was member Of the
81. L. Church, South, and q perfect
faith and ttus. 10 the Esther aud her
Savior shonc throughout her life, which
was indeed an ''epistle known aud read
Of oil men," rejecting as a mirror
tho teachings Of her Lord and the
beauty Of The religion of Him who
taught aud Spake a. never man spAke.
o. tho evening Of her death, when
the aiekorIng ligh, Of life burnsd low
and her beautiful spirit was about to
lay aside It's mortal weight and soar
GA the wings Of faith 10 heights OF TO-
eEfable Joy, her soD, with gtlei-s,hckon
heart, asked her, 'If Il Is The Lords
will, mother, are you ready 10 gO9"
She replied, "Yes, only Fegrs; to
leave you 10 The world alone" And
soon her gentle spirit had passed over
the river.
''oyar the riV0r-.the streets arr Of gold.
Tfsre nre cn3nymenta ana pleasures untold
over the rivor--time nsver grows old
Bearing rs burden Of yvaFs."
The funeral services we're conducted
at the residence by Rev. J. A. Russell
Of Lutesylile, and all that was mortal
Of this Christian mother was laid at
rest In the city cemetery.
A EuEFTEp
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

Mr. Robert Tetley and bis son
Clarence left last Friday for Boston 10
visit Mr.. Tellcy's sisters and relatives
10 that vicinity.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

''oysr the riVOr-the streets ars Of gold.
Thsre are cn3nymenta ana pleasures untold
over the rivor-tiue nsver grows old
Braring rs burden Of years. !"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

Last Wednesday night robbers Of
tected au entrance to Rudy & Master
sons general store 81 Doc Ran, and
covering Jake ZimmeF, who sleeps
Ia the sloro, With revolver, blew
open the safe door and secured about
$50 In money. Then warning the
boy not to raise an alarm they made
their escape. thinner secured q re-.
yolyer and started In pursuit, bat so
far the robbers have not beea caught.
afr. c. n. Hay. the young temper
anoe orator, loctured Sunday night a.
the NJ. r. Church to q large, enthusi-
aslIc aud apprcclalive audience. AIR.
Hay Is seat out by the Anti Saloon
League, and Is = speaker oi exceptional
ability. Tic spoke for over an hour 10
40 entertaining aud pleasing vein, bu.
was compelled TO 'top On account Of
his throat. |, is hoped he will return
70 Pennington Ia the future.
DOUBLE WEDDING DIR. A. /. Ev-
ans OF Bonnie Terre and Miss Glars
Evans, a teacher 10 the public schools
Of that place, were married 10 ST.
Louis on the Iith inst, a. the resi-
deuce Of Rev. Joscphus stephan.
Eduer Thomurc Of Bonnie Torre and
Miss Bernice Davis OF Dcslogo were
married at the same time aud place.
The young people left home &c gether,
and tho news Of their marriage was
quite q surprise to many Of their
friends. May happiness and prosper
i,y attend them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

You eau buy your sowing machines
cheaper at Tetley's than anywhere
else. Sewing machine attachments
ALWAYS ON hand.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

Prosecuting Attorney Sam NJ. Carter
of Wayne County, who has many
friends here IL 10 be married on the
25lh inst. to Miss Harriet Guthrie OF
Fulton, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

The now granitoid pavement In
front Of the 81. Francois Hotel was
finished Tuesday. The management
intends to erect a porch In from, Of the
hotel soon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

Mr. Il. ?. 81. Gemme has sold his
property here and removed With his
family to Frederioktown. We are
sorry to lose them and commend them
to the good people Of our neigh boring
town.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-19

Miss Bertha Kugel leil last Wednes-
day for Msscoulah and Chicago to
visit relatives. She expects to be
gone several weeks.
The evening world., 1902-06-14
CASE AGAINST "L"
FOR USING SOFT COAL

Despairing of wiping out the soft coal
nuisance on the Manhattan l.. by civil
proceedings, the Board of Health has
decided to proceed criminally against
the officers OF that corporation. Unless
present plars are changed, General
Manager Skitt will be arrested Monday
and taken into the Court of General
Sessions to answer to a charge Of i'm
periIling the public health.
Inspectors of the Health Department
report hat conditions along the Sixth
and Ninth avenue lines are in;olerahle.
The company would pay as many fines
as are inflicted cheerfully and save
money besides in the difference in price
between hard and soft coal. Criminal
proceedings will prove to be the only
effective measures In the Judgment of
Arthur F. Crosby, he Assistart-Corpo-
ration Counsel, attached to The Board
of Health. Mr. Crosby believes that the
decision OF the >ourt in Jamaica, l.. l.
thai the soft coal law does rot apply to
locomotives will not stand in this Bor'
oush.
We have already $50 cases that we
are pushing in the civil courts said
Mr.. Cosby. I'VE thought it best to
prosecute the civil cases first, but We
are nearly ready now to take up the
question, of criminal suits, We may de-
eide to-day 10 move in this matter soon.
Under The Law on which we are prose-
cutting the civil cases 1t lie only. the
smoke that Is a nuisance a:a moi. the
are smoke consumers or the fire is
stocked SO as not to produce a smoke
nuisance, the law is not violated"
The evening world., 1902-06-14
.SWELL,BUT CALLED
A HOTEL THIEF.
Asbury Park Man Arrested
with Another, Charged with
Robbing Storeroom - We
man Held as Receiver.

NEWARK. y. j, juno 1.-two men
and a woman were held in 500 bail each
IN the Second Precinct court to-day on
the charge OF being hotel thieves. The
specific charge VA. the leo ing OF the
Continental Hotel, In this city. The
stealing began in MarcA and kept up
until June 2, whea tho proprietor re-
/ ortej rhe matter at Police H~eaGquar-
ttrs.
The three arrested were: Paul Lelhrey,
OF Ashury Park, Martin Singer, Of
Washington street, and Mrs Helen Nc.
Cunvill, OF Broad street The Two men
se>urei employment in The hotel and
the woman. as charged. did the rece!v-
ing.
The loss will total no S2,OHo. Col, Levi
r. Bernard, a Newark merchant. who
boarded at the hotel, IoSt $50 worth Of
clothing, DR.. w. II, stanford and Mrs
NJ, Nash, also guests, were robbed Sew
eral dress suit cases OF valuable cloth
ing, ladies silk drcsfcs and a bicycle
WAS some Of the plumber.
The goods We're taken from the store
room Of tho hoiel The men. II 70
claimed. removed the screws from the
door, looted the trunks Of the guests
and then replaced the door.
Delhrev was arrested In As5ury Park
by Detectives Tuite and Virgins, where
he was living in swell style.
The evening world., 1902-06-14
STRIKERS IN A
OYNAM|TEPLOT.
Coal Miners Blow Up
Special Officer APP
%pIegate's House at
t1azIeton, Pa.

HAZELTON, Pa, June l4.-The
home OF James Applegate at West
Haze.ton was badly shattered early
to-day by an explosion Of dynamite
which had been placed near the side
OF the building. The family escaped
injury. Apologize has been employed
as 4 special ot1cer at tie CRANBERRY
colliery since the strike went into
effect.
Frank Parsee. superintendent of the
cranberry collisry. offers a reward O..
'o~ Tor the arrest AMI conviction OF
;he dynamite.s. He says ~bloodhounds
VIII be brought here to assist the DO
lice In running down the guilty parties.
Apologize. while returning from the
Cranberry colliery, wnither ne had gone
TO report off for the day on account
OF the explosion and the consequent
'21ock TO himself and family. Was held
up by Two inen and relieved of his re-
Voiver. He made no resistance. % four
other armed mcl stood close by ready
TO as.st if necessary, in ovcrpowcring.
APPLICABLE knows the men .Gad they
will be- arr.tsted.
Mrs. Apologize says she was told by
a Yves, Hazelton man that fourteen
houses would be dynamited IL tie men
occupying them did not stop working
at surrounding mines. Police men are
now looking for the person wao is
ALLEGED to have made this threat.
The evening world., 1902-06-14
ANNULS MARRIAGE.
THEM EALSPA
Justice O'Gorman. on Wife's
Suit, Declares Void the Mar
riage OF Ella Cohen and WAL
ter Oscar Portheim.

Justice o'Gorman. In the Supreme
Court to-day. on the rerprt OF Mark
Ash. ms referee. issued a decree annul-
line the marriage Of Ella Cohon Port.
helm with Walter Oscar Portheim.
Tie suit, which was brought by Mrs.
Portheim. was tried in private by the
consent OF her at 'orneys,' Ca napbell e.
Y~ankhauer, and OF Lawyer De Witt V.
ID. Reilly, attorney for the defendant.
The papers were sealed up by order OF
the Court.
The decree adjudges that the alleged
marriage between the pla.ltif and the
defendant. Walter oscar Portheim, the
ceremony or supposed contract, which
took place on June IS, 1891, at the city
OF New York, was and is void. ana that
the same be and Is hereby declared an
nuiied. and that the said pIa ,lllff was
not at the time of the commencement
OF this action the wife ~! the sad de-
PENDANT"
The evening world., 1902-06-14
STUDENT IN CHASE
GETS STOLEN RIG.
Misses Horse Thief Who
Dodges Gun Shot and Es-
oapes in a wamp- Brother
in Drive with Him.
lspeclAl b rh. EyenInE worlal

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j., June IA
George NJ. Brown, a Princeton univer-
sity student, began his summer vacation
to-day In a lively chasca itcr n Sorse
thief. Mr.. Brown lives al Kingston, two
miles from Princeton. This forenoon a
pniei entered the stable Of a neighbo:.
Craig Perrine, and stole his white mare
end a runabout, making off In the di-
rec,ion OF this city, Mr.. Perrine called
his n~eighbors, including Brown and his
brother Robert.
The Browns hitched up their own
ncrsc 10 a runabout and started in pur-
suit. BY the tracks On the rain-soaked
road they discovered hat the thief was
heaiing for New Brunswek- They
urged their h:rse to it, best speed and
al Franklin Park exchanged 1t for an.
othsr. which they hired from a livery
man,
With the fresh horse they reached
this city only a short time after tine
thief, who had nearly an hours start
originally In the meantime Mr., Per-
rine and his son had come to New
Brunswick on the train 10 await the out
come OF the chase
Inc Browns caught sight OF the thIei
In the stolen RIG apout three miles from
New Brunswick at a crossroad known
a: Mannins's Corner,
T1se mare vas begiEnins to tire and
the pursue,s gained rapidly, when the
thei. saw tina: he was being ovsrhauled
he jumped from the runBbout and
dashed Into a swamp, nearby. George
Brown secured the two horses together,
while his brother hurried after the inlet
with q shotgun,
He hred al the thief, hut did not hit
him. The man had a good start, and
iost ground. SO thai The thief got away
The Browns returned 10 ihis city and
met The Perrinss, TO whom they turned
over the captured rig George Brown,
years OF g lie has Just completed
his freshman year In the School OF Sci
ence.
The evening world., 1902-06-14
S|EGEL IN A NEW
CHICAGO VENTURE
Purchases a Heavy interest in
the Big Department Store of
SchIessinger & Mayer-N New
Sky-Scraper to Be Erected.

Henry Siegel. who has stamped his
mark indelibly upon the department
store trade OF Americas two greatest
cities. 1t Is announced to-day. has In
vested 10000 In a new venture in
Chicago, where his name is already
famous as the founder, Wits Frank II.
Cooper. and Is now practically tn" "a .
owner OF the Chicago house OF Siegel.
Cooper & Co, through the purcha.e u.
Mr.. coo2er's interest. NJ. siegel came
TO Now York a few years ngo, secured a
whole block and with his Chicago part
ners. opened the Siegel-Cooper Company
store, OF which ne was president. Six
months ago he purchased a controlling
interest In one OF the most popular
Establishments In the shopping district
and under his reSrganlza ton In d new
building on the old site the Simpson
Crawford Company was established
just prior to n a II leaked out that
Henry Siegel had secured the lease for
thirty years OF the X. II, Macy d Co.
sdepgrtnent store, and on this site he
will erect another modern establishment
Is mis- W personal venture, whIle the
firm OF IN, Smith G. Co." al the north
veal corner OF Broadway and Tnirty-
fourth street, will mark another OF Mr..
Siesel's enterprises.
The announcement OF to-day ~ that
nF .Siegel has purchased tor 81 600. 00
lhe hall interest OF Mr.. Sehiessinger In
Enlcagots famous department store OF
senlesslnger q Mayer, There is to be an
norease OF the capital to s6.6oO,OOO Mr..
slesel owning sS.500.O10 OF IL: and with
David Mayer as president this old con-
FERN, established. In 1871. will, as a ne
eoncern. exDand in "A stael Rkyspra ner
The several great Siegel establish.
uente will act In combination, buying
md selling in lots that will run into the
h1iilions In value.