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The evening world., 1902-02-07
WIN Charge Mar.iaagh,.r.

District Attorney CLARKE -; Brooklyn,
was not disposed 20 take ~" ylv'f.ection
agreement SERIOUSLY tnis moruins He
was asked 10 he could legally prevent
Dr Russell from carrying ont hts part
~ The contract
Not II he - IN earnest was the
reply II he wants 10 he can ~ and
!s' them carve him 10 thei- hearts con
tent and We are pnw"rIeSs 10 prevent
II hut after m. operation We can ar
retr him and prnscguf" him tpr mis-
drmsanpr
"rh~ law makes ~ - INSIDE
m-nnor for n man to subject him
self to nm unnecessary surgical
operation.
Suu4li 10 die from tho effects ~
vlyls-Ciiou the situation would 10 more
s'rHts
work. every nurse and attendant
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oa-r Most Extraordinary.

pr Ru-selrs ofi,r is most. 'N'rhor.
dlnary said Dr Eyerspn to-day II
dn n,t know whether he j. sincere nT
NOT II he is y. will give him caarc.
To- make good The beneAt 20 science 81
q series ~ cNperimnts such as h" pro
poses Vs-ill ae great
we have dis used the matter from
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y have no fear ~ phvsienl pain
am willing 20 submit - hypnotic in-
n .rc- instead % ant"s heti.s II % is
80 desired I prefer tina. shall Ice
conscious ~ much as possible. 'h" bet
',- g. furnish lessons ~ the .fi'.i ~
pain gp7n wing 'pnsr!Dus organs AMI
muscles
Il expect 90 do sooner or la'er. and
although my wife and children look
upon this now with horror I mink hey
can be brought % view th' matter With
equTnimity"
Accepted by These Doctors.
The doctors VINO have agreed 90 ac-
ccpt the sacrifice OF Or Russell and
yiyiseci him until he shall "b"com" ok
hnus,ed or sucrumb" are men OF stand
Ing tn the community.
Their names are.
Dr, George T.. Eyerson. dean OF
the medical stan OF Bu.hwicL Hos
pitai.
DIR. Jane. =. King.
Dr. Adam srhaun.
DIR. Henry srh-iling.
Dr. =. D.. clark.
DIR. AIrxnnd-r stewart.
Dr. James Lincoln.
DIR. }. J. Ramadrid.
Or Carries Jcweit. % No. - clinton
avenue H. also a member " the medical
star ~ trc hospital, but he y not VIII
ton business In MS opinion hr Nus
sell j. sufrr'n. rom mental tp"rrI 30
II nj 0Tcr b. made iu good taiiA.
Ou.r Most Extraordinary.
The evening world., 1902-02-07
A February
Suit Sale.

Even the most Indifferent to bargains must APP
precate this great We need room-we want buS-
ness Therefore have decided to clear out
entire stock oil medium and high priced Fancy Suits and
to that end have put price to move them quickly
| he lot includes
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keep her husband from carrying out
his purpose.
But there is no law which she can
invoke should DR. Russell and his as
sociates persist.
lie makes himself liable to prose
cution for misdemeanor II he should
be operated on unnecessarily.
Should the members OF the medi-
cal stan OF Bushwick Hospital oper.
ate on him and should ne die from
the effects. every man OF medicine.
every nurse. every assistant OF what
ever grade in the unheard-of per-
Torrance would promptly be arrested
on A charge Of mansiaughter
In the Interest OF Science.
So far as Is apparent Dr Russell Is a
man 81 healthy mind and body lie SAYS
that nc has his life insured ,or 5000
His home IS furnished with taste and his
surroundings give evidence OF wealth.
His reputation Is good
lie ofrers himself as a subject for vivi-
section in the interests Of science. ne
says and also 10 show the world that.
as viv!s~ctionis,, ne IS n willing t.
90 under the knife a. nc is to WELD Il.
Il offer myself he announces as
subject for vlvisection In any direction
or along any lines that may be selected.
viii myself when ahle and competent.
assist my vivisectors 1y such notes as
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business success depends upon en-.
ersy. ability and sunday World
Wsgts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
AMERICAN WOMAN RAISED TO BEA
COUNTESS BY THE POPE'S AUTHORITY

he said: IT am indeed glad that I made
you Countess. for you certainly merit
the distinction
Her title was recognized in this country
by President Mckinley and by Secretary
Hay.
Countess MackIn was a Western xi-l,
the daughter OF James H. Br1tton. for
mer Mayor OF St Louis. She married SON
ator Mackin. of New York. and sti1l
claims that city. as home. Much of hef
time Isl spent in Paris. although the coro-
nation drew her to London this summer.
Countess Mackin has written two books,
"a Society Woman in Two Continents.
and From Rome to Lourdes...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
Comfort yourself with these words.


looking found
NJ
foregoing Orleans correspondent therefore
the better worth We all imagine the OF prik heat stuns
into being by Louisiana
In and in those of children who have babies
have solution baking soda and used successfully The
famed u be washed with and night explained
healing and salts specific for
heatedb formula will work we'll
the babies lightly consistent with popriety at this
pillows their cribs and their well
ventilated by night, as by day.
Is n
little daughters ages TO- and H. VINO have " had their mar cut
second their hair has been cut in two years. and
sanaCla MOTHER
Longheded long-ared little lase Their mother
make them through the under the weight OF
heavy Take the dealer and worker in
good the Christmas boxes There
any addresses allowed
in this column
kindly inform me it is customary for parents send cards
of the recipient? Mrs D.
whether send
by sending gift the
them 1t quite enough acknowledge the
compliment visiting card which written few words Of
congratulations
ribbons
howth shoudb be done? s. NJ F D.
boardke skirtboardcover with white
upon smooth and Have ready mixture
oxgaone dessert spoonful of gall quarts OF
Dip clean this and wash the ribbon from end to e
always Will color Leave alone until almost dry
again dipped cold Sponge
ribbons the board You like
thin damp cloth them and ironing
leave shine the silk The best
judges mat advise the ironing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

81 ef1s HOUSEWIVES S SpvlcB
n fSffsE EXCHANGE n E 5SS Isl
evereecome Baltimore correspondent these
IN value with the exchanges
PE
little simply
in
now has not much to have
changing
them day piece a'h food the size OF ten cent piece and change their
impression Is desired the
WIN out Of white dress with
asu In Ny
difficulty giving you recipe lies in the obvious
take the blue spots should it
Suppose you thick of corstarch pastered over
be three days then wash told the ink will
the blue figures touch them
. nth lemon and salt
Kindness recipe for preserving
catsup osup had
relish but dread of goods for
brighcolored catsup doctored with
keep The homemade product is
much boiling You leave apce and
will they used shall be happy
possible by giving recipe in
other Family Circle which will solve puzzle
cauiower why should
cooking tender and with boiling sailed water
i len sealed Immediately.
pretty story plants and their
4 ulure:
Of
Rurecton of
hens Many times have watching unu after being
fohm
placing porch table It began to take up water
the little plant about covered Now
beautiful The has
shape like
posed of many slender leaves the crown being stem end have tried an @
with it, planting in filled with earth and then setting
"F H myself
and grows in Its country? AIS
WIN you kindly inform me through paper
Is all the better
Also the width OF the hens linens such
the bride If they marked before the marriage
lapy prefer until afterward marking the linen with the
4tes Those bridegroom aren
"A little quarter of an inch wide.
VIII you kindly tell me what will remove Ink stain " Hdew from white
up
funo blacks
Also ehnowwh winsak on. Ink white
A
widowed
up damp linens weather. Wait
m the stuff quite dry Cover The with butermk and salt o
and lay in the several hours Wash the
and the application and summing.
Cyanide potassium Will take ink spots As it is deadly
olson take q it
extensively
q the
white mould do
middle
and remedy NED
S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

81: :: ~: ]: +: n: :: :: ): n:
by marriage, but was given aer
title by Pope Leo himself.
The woman in question is no other than
Countess spottiswood-A1 ackin. well known
in social and diplomatic circles on both
sides of the ocean; the widow of United
States Senator and writer Of books.
She was ennobled by Pope Leo after her
conversion to the Catholic faith. for her
ardent and useful work in the cause Of
the Roman Church and FOR her lavish
charity.
Afterward. when the Pope received her,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
MARION F4ARLAND'S CHOICEST RECIPES
MADE LAUNDRY SOAP. repeated by Request.)

HOMEMADE LAUNDRY SOAP repeated BY
Should
Niuao bun
e'intw oweek
oinsneHg
Il milk
mixed II warm
adet
rseh
Of
sponTaos
Mixlla onk( beHr)a o melted
butter tatne
t1nDow Turnou dth
APPLE FLUMAERY
sand cupfuso cod
of ehavest
h,andb yin neuniyo ytos 49, :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
HINTS
TO
MOTHERS
ON
TRAINING
YOUTH


ASD We buried our baby this s2rns and this summer nave oeen
TO
wv darling
Tell
OF the graves therefore
Also tell can
bulbs
touching mind the picture of family bury
old
awaiting all alive and
The plantation passed into the hands Those whose fathers
upon nouderng their kindred dust But
green call it, running
and bramble.
with blue the the glossy leaves
brave and bloom other
and The bulbs have not
the gntwoman whose love tor
family nobody living
laid plants she
}had tended
Every nquls flower garden from
old Goods Acre So advise
swell earth pewinke The fastgrowing will keep the
grass
noxiou weeds.
There thyme which WILL in time lay mat Of
earth flowers pc June and July florist
{supply you with these plants and bulbs.
May add nohha You
dear Father that They uplve up-we
reality who
sight really and gloriousy alive than they They will leave
for Thiyou frstbornl be
you perhaps
made upon the of Mother Earth. Your baby has
h
The sun., 1902-06-12
WEDDING IN CHURCH BARRED.
= y osi>N 90 HtHTf0ED wtE-
RIED PRfttTEIi ~ PRIEST
Mad n~ea pe~sar~si . Nsa-s ssns'se foe
Guasins to the knish's sf p>ths.s
Despite Church Ovaers- asshep r'cr-
ne, rvohfbits q Church Marriage.

HArrFoHp. Conn June ii.--Jaine- j
Quinn. a well-known lawyer % thl. city.
was married lo-ony tu Mia. Agrsrs & MORT
Ion l, Nas rxpsct-d that tho wedding {
would l.. at 1T. Patrick'- Roman Catholic
church. bat IA" crrrmnny was performed
at the hume uf the pastor. tho Rev,
Rogers Bishop Iiernry has declared Mr.
Quinn a non, athohc and i--,isd an order
10 tathcr Rogers forb'ddins TIA. marriage
IN III" church
Mr. QUINN offence IL that Il. Is a member
~ tle knights Of Pythia-, which orNi"r
~ under he han of tho church. tn,il
recently be war n menber ~ the Knight :
81 Columbus alsn, hut h" was expelled
from thl- for the same reason. \ fc"
weeks axo MIR Quinn went to Father Roger-
and asked to have the h,nn- of his coming
marriage published in the church. This
was don. by Father Rogers th" sucs'e,iins &
sunday hut only on's. though the custom
ia the Church IL that the banns 10 pub
i>h Il three times
Further action by Father Rogers was
stopped by an order from IN" bishop. A
large crowd. knowing tho circumstances.
gathered in front 10 the church yesterday
morning To attend the wedding. hut -on"
hour later Mr. Quinn and his bird" drove
up to the priests house and were married
bv Father Rogers with the ceremony u-e,i
for what the hurCh calls -mixsi marriages,
Mr. Quinn b-ing treated as Protestant
marrying a Catholic woman.
NJ Quinn says all tn" trouble is due 10
~. Rev Walter ! Shsnl.v, rector OF ~
Juseph's Cathedral who he says. has been
after him for "a long time. Mr. Quinn has
held several ofhct's in III" city government. /.
and a few weeks ago he retired from the
Police BOard One OF his brothers is a
Roman Catholic priest
The sun., 1902-06-12
SUREIl 4 BH TtMILI.
Figures as to Height and weight of Care,
and Ills Iorr Sons.

Fr0T INC NJ LOUIS ~ rHhM.
Saw JOSH Cal June The cittz-n- of San
rose are proud OF the Carey family. They
form tho tAlle-t group OF mon In tho State
perhap. in number 81 sta'p Tho COM
hined height Of III" father and four -ons assre-
gates thirty-one feet. and each Of the four sons
Weighs over two hundred bounds The total
weight Of the I've Is inSS pound. about
half a ton Thcv are all hearty. rne-lookins
men ind as strong as oxen
Patrick william Carey IL gentleman
who. ,Wcnty--x Years ago. came straight
from ireland. and IL proud 81 the fact A.
a boy he Vas famous Jockey, but, as he
saws, Twas being too tall at last that rrI-
yinted me from maxim very rapid forchune
Shure. grew too tall Co ride ~ all
For sixteen years he live. s.th his family
up IN the RisCk Mountains and thcn came
20 san Jose 10 20 into the butcher business
III. old gentleman - hale and hearty at No
wears Of age, and spends much of hs time
SuI-rintsnding matters out ~ the slaughter
house. about live mile- from town
MIR amelia ,arcy. the mother, OF thus
her height being 5 fest inch.- She has a
daughter. nurse "a a san Francisco hos
pit,l, Nho Is only Of IN" average height
and also the tAllcst Of the boys lie Is a
man Of family, and has a pleas - home IN
Zee, a., inches 4 second look always fol-
lows him on the street Though b" weighs
go pounds. his great height does not give
20 10 year.
The next In order as TO age and height
ts George Carey. who lives ~ Palo Alto,
and - also IN the butcher business He has
= li'tl" hh Of wife though h" measures
fee, inches He l. ~ wears Of ace. and
weighs ?es rounds
Then comes Richard Thons. Carey. also
? married man; and not small one, ior hls
az ?is pounds lie - =. years old
Last CONES the pct of The family. John
Francis Carey. ~ wears old and vet q beau
He is feet "a inches in height lie weighs
81? pounds
The sun., 1902-06-12
BLyE MOTLD ON ORANGES.
& Caiiforria Fruit Growers Worried by the
sprea, of a fungus.

SAN Francisco. June 10 II YOU eat
California oranges. particularly tho navel
variety. YOU have probably noticed in som"
% tho fruit this year a di~coloring rot that
was something new. II was particularly
noticeable hccauso as Won took tho peel
from the apparently sound fruit you cam"
across a blue-blark spot. sometimes a. big
A. the end 81 your thumb.
The decay 81 the oranges and the Cali
foruia lemons have been attacked nv the
same rot has caused much worry among
the fr,h, growers 81 this State. To Civ"
them I'M -matlcn on the subject a bulletin
ha- rrVen' v hesn issued by &. ". Wood
worth. one 10 The WORKERS at the University
~ Cah'ornia's agricultural experiment
station
In. bulletin admits that the preeent
sesson has been NOR" than usually favor
ah.a To 'hc decay of oranges. The caise of
the ro' ~ the growth. IN tho substance of
the fruit. of n mould fungus which 'he eS-
pertinent station cNJcrts call PeniciiiiHm
d.c,fdisr II causes "A soft cning and break
ing down oi the tissue. a very characteristic
chanse IN the favor II the Juice and sooner
or later a pronounced dis 'olora'iOn of the
aNec'e,i part
The fungus ts described ~ being 10 the
same brred ,hs, t--coinc familiar In every
household where daInpne-- gets in IN"
name blue mould applies Ia tho Who'll" group.
When th" fungus grts In an orange u
grows a group ~ minut" oval bodies called
spores They are easily broken apart
and produce q fine ypwder that spreads
the di>eas, ~ other friits NJ fast "a bacilli
carry the pagi"
When the disease starts on an ordinary
orsnge ar On a lemon u can Ire detected
with ea-e bit with a navel orange IL il
different The fungus gets In at the navel
end pt tho Orange Sometimes even before
the fruit has l.aon taken from the tree, and
therr c-t- IN ~ rptting work WITHOUT i-ins
,l"'eci.si for a long time
III. navel IL of course more likely 20 con-
tain moisture than TIA" outside Of th" fruit.
and the moisture J. What gives the fungus
a chance 20 grow and spread
tn" fungu~ gruwth often gets into tho
orange a. 'h" packing huus". where care
less packers often throw dcCav"d fruit In
piles whern Il cpntiuu"- io decay ard pro-
duca countless millions Of spores that are
carried everywhere bv vhif- ~ air
For preventive m,aSIro- tho hulleiin
suggests better ventilation of the curing
houses and rrfrig"rator cars, ~ a. 10 carry
"a the -uperfiuou- moisture. and 'he wrap
ping % all fruit m 'is-ii" pap"r that will
absorb the moisture ~ the fruit The
hope IL eNprrs-.-d that the California fruit
growers will take better care of deCavei
fruit ia 'he future and not leave II lying
around where u can spread disea-a
The sun., 1902-06-12
GARLAND DIvOR(E NiT.
Court Orders the Husband to PAY His VIE
sl.7SO . Month.

SALKN. Mace June II In the Superior
civil Court this forenoon Chief Justice
Mason issued an order that JAMES A. Gar
land of New York and Hamilton. Mass.
should pay Si.2sO a month To his wife,
Marie 7. Garland of Hamilton. from March
81 last, pending a suit for divorce from
her husband, and also should pay $500 for
tn. expenses 81 the suit.
X VI Morse. for Mrs. Garland. said that
Mr. Garland was living IN New York, that
his income was t70,Oco year and that lie
was about 20 come into posses-ion uf sioc',- :
CNO more. or the income of that amount,
lie had not only refused 20 furnish support
for hir Wife and -four children. but had
notified the traders that b" would pay NO
more bills for her
The sun., 1902-06-12
Women In An,,.~o.au,,o Crusade.

NEW ORLkASs, Juno n - The local Council
81 Women. compoaed of all the women
clubs Of New Orleans. has pledged i,s a-sis,-
ancr 10 the Progressive Union and IN" New
Orleans Board of Health To assis, in the
pre~-nt anti-n,oequito crusade. The Board
~ Health made tho campaign alon. last
year with the backing ~ the merchants
and women, and It j. believed II will be able
,o ~, rid of the mesquite nuisance.
The sun., 1902-06-12
ATLANTIC CITY FEARS SWINDLE,
Wen Said TO Have Taken In s2O.OOo In Fire
Insurance Premiums Arrested.

ATLANTIC CRY. y J.. June II Chris'o-
ph"r 4. Cough. rcpre-- n" Banking
ami Insurance commissions ~ New Jersey,
caused the arrest to-day 80 Gcorg" W.
Prl- aud " J Nolan, Who, II Il alleged,
AAy,. done business here for several days
NJ agents of the Equitable Fire INSURANCE"
Company - Wilmington. Del They
pl"adsd not guilty and were held under
s. t.O bail for a further hearing on Friday
IL is alleged that they received money for
flrr insurance that they had no authority
from IN" State banking and Insurance
O., nIuls~iDu- 10 receive.
since oJ~uiug fur business the lf-s'yled
agents havr ls-n overwhelmed with pros
I-.ctiv" policy holders. and u j. estimated
that they have taken IN 5000 for which
rrc-ip'r 20 b" exchanged for certificates
az later day were given. Their ra'" was
especially low averaging 'hr's per cont
Whereas fhr other companies rates wen"
u"ariv double owing 20 an increase since
lie b"ach-iront fire
TIM SrS's correspondent at Wilmington.
n.l could find no record of an Equitable
The sun., 1902-06-12
ReuEht b, The $50 400 .ooO rinwsre Trust.

NEW CRtFASs, June II Tho " Haller
Manufacturing Company. the largest nanu-
fnc,urers IL tinware and stamped goods.
was bought out to-day hy the National
Enamcling and Stamping Company
which ha- capital of sl0.OoOo and
hranchr- IN ali ~ the large cities
uf the North This IL tho first ventun"
announced that the New Orleans factory
will ba used mainly FOR th. manufsctur"
ot jinwar- for the West Indian and Central
and South American markets
The sun., 1902-06-12
Married Despite Parents Objections.

SYRAct'sE. June II - Aided bv Dennis
Hunt. Arthur VI. Doyle to-day ruccc~d'd
in getting Miss Blanche A. D-Lusch away
from her oidurat" parents and married
her before they realized what had happened.
rh" girl was working In the kitchen when
VI Hunt rang IN. hell and Engaged tn. old
peuIlc m conversation In the paTlor. Miss
ps,fIlsrh ran out jumped into hack with
her lover and wac driven 20 the home ~
IL" Rev & Louis Thihault. where the couple
were married h~for" the parents arrived.
The sun., 1902-06-12
smsiipo, Patient In the Health building.

William II Halfen. ~ years old. a travel
ling salesman. walked into the Health
Department building yesterday noon and
asked DR. Blauvelt II he knew what was
the matter with him. His face was covered
with a rash.
i do replied Or. Blauvclt. 'Yop've
got smallpox
Mr.. Halfen's case IL very slight He
was removed TO North Brother island
The sun., 1902-06-12
,f,>BiNa oF GRtBs trSS
er',sr 10 uhleh n,pi.mss wui Ne Presented
10 Nr.t Point asirts.

NEst ruiNt. Jtn. "a ro-norro~ mo
diplumi- vii h. delivered Ia ths n'.tDt@r.
Il ia" 'a,hrt- - ~. graduating class 'n
IA" following or,lrf. according 10 'h"f
Standing IA A. rcfal usr' IN" hr~' nv" afc
kuoWu - star u.uit-r, ard Will 10 as
signed tu ~" -ngiugr branch oi 'hs
rtsTN 49,
The sun., 1902-06-12
JOTrINGS tHOsr Town.

Corporation Counsel WveN has Appolntrd Mat
thex 4 f-mins al 500 wear and Wilbur L.
ItAn ~ 0. ks assistants To- be- asagned ~ the tsne
tnent house branch 81 the ono
Jamcs " Alexander 'o'usfly cashier tor lhe
nfsuy GiA>s aud p"cutaunr COMPANY of ~
Fnurtt H'tnur Who afrvsted In ~ LOUIS
Ast FRIDAY charged x'th stealing ~ sn m pecem
her isn wAs afFAlgnsd IN The Tunhs IsiiiCe Court
yesterday Aad brld hN NaFisirae frurt In 400
ban tot rksm'natiou On if.t'y.
The sun., 1902-06-12
Annie uasse head In The mo.p,tai.

Annie Haakc. tho Young woman who was
taken to the Polyclinic Hospital on Monday
suffering from what tho doctors thought
tn lp' blood poisoning duo 20 q criminal opr-
ration di..i there Yesterday morning She
was unable before hnr death 20 give any
moro in,elligihlo account 10 her being
drugged IN n saloon on the Boston road than
sh. gave when she was fist taken 20 tho
hpspitnl
The sun., 1902-06-12
Robbed ot Her Earrings while Asleep In
He'd.

Mrs James S~nnett. wife az the turfnan.
reported 20 the police of North Bergen.
Y J.. Yesterday thht a thief had entered
her bedroom while she slept on Tuesday
night and had taken a 500 pair of diamond
cont aiming 80 from "A bureau drkwcr.
William jacques, n Young man, Who was
employed about her home. has DISAPPEARED,
The sun., 1902-06-12

srhoo., Nsi-.-C~n Cothln t'ni.er-tiles
snd Colleges. ~ william hart-f
The Npl,mfe~r. C-n tantet v Nfts-
th- Nsiionsl urnrt Nsi"r-'srn 'h"''r
uI.k - tlGt
The sun., 1902-06-12
professional wem~a's League Fair.

Mr. Edwin knowl"s. prcsiden' ~ the
Professional Wom"r's League, announced
Yesterday tha, she had signed contract
fnr Mad,-nn Sluarc Garden from Oct
10 Osr ~, for an exhibition nf women's
work. for ~" hen"At ~ 'h" league building
q
The sun., 1902-06-12

Tho trial ~ Al Adams the policy king,
- - down fpr to.morrow m the criminal
branch - the Sui.rm. Court.
The sun., 1902-06-12

are ,hos~ ,ou u-rd boz vnur husin"s. nn not
1nr 20, 'his vl,. 500, have spoi- of value
Z ~ -Hi' 'HT
The sun., 1902-06-12

TIM SuS's correspondent at Wilmington,
n.l could find no record of an Equitable
Fr- Insurance Company In that city.