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Jackman.

The haying is finished here and all re-
port as good crop as usual. John Ron
court reports that he cut about one hun.
dred tons OF hay. Mr.. Roncourt is
successful farmer, keeps large stock of
cattle, 20 head, 6 milk cows, IS horses,
4 colts and lot of hogs and hens. He
finds market for all he has TO sell and at
good price. He owns and lives on the
farm cleared and owned by William Hen
dersop, many years ago.
Mrs. L. F. Moore is still confined to her
bed.
Altck Quietly, who went to the hospi-
tai at Greenville Junction, is getting along
nicely. Mrs. Quietly is still with him.
Mrs. Mike Harris is able to ride around
the village and attends all the Ladies'
Auxiliary meetings Of which she is
member.
Mr.. F. w Wheeler arrived from
M issaehusetts to visit his wite's folks.
M. and Mrs. P. Mckinney. Mrs.
Wheeler and TWO little girls have been
here several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton and Mr..
and Mrs Slade have started for two
weeks outing down the river to Kinec,
They will visit lockwood and return
he me by water.
Cal Campbell made a trip to Head
pond for Joe F. Henderson, with baggage
for sportsmen. His daughter Zardee &C
companied him.
Mrs. r. L. Kimball gave a picnic to
her Sunday school class, Saturday of last
week. Ice cream and cake were served
T. H. Kennedy has contracted to haul
the stone for the raising of the church.
s. w. Shelley is digging his potatoes
for sale. He finds market at Holeb for
them.
Thomas Craft Of Dennistown, was in
town, Tuesday.
T. Ranney of Sandy Bay, clerk for the
Great Northern Paper Co., was in town,
Monday.
Mrs. David Hughy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Henderson, and Miss Flossie Williams
came from Holeb, where they are at work
for the Boston Ranch, and spent Sunday
at their homes here.
Mrs. James Henry of Aramab, Ireland,
has arrived to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. E. A. Henderson.
The American B. S. Of Jaokman lodge
No. I23, will give picnic. Wednesday.
They leave here at 8 a M, 60 to the top
of Owls Head, have a picnic dinner,
which will be the cream of dishes, pre-
pared by the ladies. Teams of four horses
each will convey the party to Lake Parlin,
where they will visit the many buildings
OF Mr. Piel. who is making the old Parlin
Pond stand an up-to-date summer resort
for himself and family.
Joe Paradis OF Long Pond was 10 town,
this week.
The telephone company has the line
completed to the home of H. p. McKen-
ney, and TO the Attean Island of Fred
Henderson.
On Tuesday evening about twenty five
of our citizens took the opportunity to
attend the annual excursion, conducted by
Mr.. Robbins of Oldtowp, TO Quebec and
ST. Anne De Beaupre. II took two long
trains to convey the excursion.
Mr. C. w. Burpee, superintendent of
The Canadian Pacific r. r. for this
division, and Mr.. F. Haines, our newly
appointed Read master, were in town,
Tuesday. on business connected with the
road.
r. R. Johnston, formerly station agent
here, now dispatcher at Brownville
Junction, was in town over Sunday.
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ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns.
Athens

Mrs. Mary Klnsman Hathorn widow o.
The lale Rodney K. Hathofn died at her
home in Souh Dover. July 27Ih. after an
dlness of two months. She was for many
Ys1s a resident OF Athens moving TO
Dover about thirty years ago. The last
Of May she had shock OF paralysis and
was great sufferer for several weeks
passing peacefully away at the age OF 81
pears. The body was brought to Athens
and buried in the family lot, July go
She leaves a son, Edgar, with whom she
lived, and two daughters Carrie, wife OF
Rev. T. +. Ham of Cambridge, and
Lizzie, wife of Durham Fox OF this place.
The bennett entertainment, Tuesday
tvsnirg Aug. nth under the auspices OF
the F. B. A. Society passed Of very sat
ifacorily Notwithstanding the very
rainy evening. The financial returns
wert gratifying TO The society.
Mrs. F. NJ. Clifford has returned TO her
be me after an absence OF several months.
Her niece Miss Marion Drake is with her,
c.
John Weeks OF New York, native Of
this town whose family moved to Massa-
shusetts when he was about eight years
cid is stopping at the Athens House and
visiting all familiar places for miles around
also calling on old friends and relatives,
Of whom he has many. as his mother was
\ member Of the Lord family Of Lords
Hip fame. He is accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansel Lord of Dauvers.
Mass with their son Allan, are visiting.
Mr.. Lords father and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aver have moved into
their new home. though not completed.
Mr. Sanders will occupy the rent they
cave Immediately.
Perley Small is at work for Thompson
N The mill.
Mrs. Frances Clifford, who has been
some months in Iowa, returned last week.
Miss Elinka Baker OF Boston who
passed her vacation in town returned
70 her home, Saturday.
Z. F. Emery, our late stage driver is
succeeded b. Mr.. Bert Gilman who took
charge Of the route, Monday.
MIR. c. H. Til,on was in town Saturday
nigh. and Sunday. Mrs. Tilton accom-
panied him to Skowhegan Sunday even
ing 10 pass few days there on business.
Mr.. Vaughn occupied the pulpit Sunday
morning and will be here again in few
wetks.
Mr.. Willis Hobart OF Madison was in
town Sunday.
On account Of the weather the number
was small who attended the exercises at
Madison, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia Gould of Bangor and her
brother in law, Mr.. Darius Emery of ST.
Adams passed Tuesday nigh, in town.
Miss Della Wood of West Medford
passed few days In town last week.
The M. Z. Benevolent Society will
hold is next meeting with Mrs. William
Bailey. All members are requested to be
present.
The F. b. Auxiliary met with Mrs.
Olive Williams at its last meeting.
Mrs. Albert Hilton is entertaining
relative from N. H. G.
An invitation is extended to all interest
ed 10 attend meeting to Weseerunset
Hall, Saturday afternoon the goth instant
al o'clock to make arrangements for
rtkbrating the centennial OF the town Of
Athens.
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Pishon's Ferry.

Sanford trckland still continues TO
GAIN and last sunday run the ferry boat
across the river for the first time since
his severe injury last winter. AS Mr..
Strickland is yet Obliged to use a cane
he still retains the services of Arthur
Totman as ferry man.
Miss Sarah Lewis of Canaan is stop
ping with her sisters, Mrs Holt and
Mrs. Kelley.
Among recent visitors in this vicinity
were, MI and Mrs Fred Peakes and
little daughter of Massachuse is, MI
and Mrs Irwin Goodrich of Psssaic, N.
j., Miss X. j Grundy of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Daniel Bowman and children and
Mrs. Perthena Bowman of Fairfield and
Mrs Bert smith of Stoneham, Mass,
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ing their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Wells, went to Waierville, where they
will meet Mr.. Mank and spend few days
at Union. and from there return to their
home in Lawrence, Mass
Ansel Nickerson was at home from
Fail field, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Berry are enter
tanning friends from Lewiston, the Misses
Moriarty have been with them for some
time and Rev. Father Butler has also
made briet visit, during which the whole
party visited the historic spot of Old
Point. /.
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HOleb,

Peter Liberty has IA men haying on
the farm, but the rain don't care for that.
School began Monday with Mrs. Orr as
teacher and seven pupils.
They have IS guests at the Island and
expect more every day.
Mr.. Wilkey from Boston is meat cook
at the Island.
Hughey Vin,inner has been sick but is
able to be out a, this writing.
Fora Moore of Jackman visited her
father and other friends, last week. M
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West Athens.

There will be dal ce in Kincaid's hall
Friday evening, August I'll. Baked bean
and pastry supper. Come, one and all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rowel of Cornville
were In town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Leroy Gray and son of Madison
are visiting at T. M Gray's.
Walter Raymond, Oliver French, J. c.
Kincaid and family attended the dance at
Will Roberts, in South Solon, Saturday
evening.
Markie Draper of Brighton is working
for his uncle, All ert Walker.
Luther Albee OF Scion was in town,
Sunday.
]. c. Kincaid went to East Madison,
Saturday.
Mrs. Angie Bowder, Mabel Harville
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Bingham.

The Goodrich and Baker reunion was
very happy affair this season Tues
day was beautiful day. The good
dinner served at Grange hall was duly
appreciated. after which the Bakers
grouped themselves for the photog-
rapher, and the Goodriohs also arranged
themselves and tried to make up in
looks what they lacked in numbers.
The afternoon was spent in Kennebec
hall in social chat, and With songs by
Mrs. Day of Boston, Mrs Bradbury of
Fairfield and Nora Lander of Bingham,
Mrs. Cynthia McQuilkin had an original
poem, and both Rev. w. A. Richmond
and Rev. Fred Mcneil were very enter
tanning in their remarks. Among those
from a distance attending the reunion
were Risden Baker and wife, Mrs. j. II.
Bacon and son and jerome Abbey of
Skowhegan, Augustine and Jonrthan
Goodrich of Oakland, Mary Steward
and niece of South Gardiner, Flavius
McFadden, wife and daughter, and Mr..
and Mrs Bradbury of Fairfield, Mrs.
Kent and daughter of Iowa, Frank
Washburn and wife, Cumberland Mills.
Mrs. Chas. Owens has returned from
the hospital and is slowly gaining.
Mrs. Villa Steward of Madison has
been spending the summer with her
cousin, Mrs. Simeon Howes of Concord.
Guy Hunnewell and Gertie Healey
were united in marriage a few days
since in Concord by w. W. Hamblet.
Mrs. Ira Gushing of The Forks met
her aunt, Mrs. Della Aver, at this sta
ton, Tuesday. Mrs. Aver is from Bos-
ton and will spend several days with
Mrs. Gushing.
Mrs. j. H. Bacon and son of Skowhe-
gan are visiting Mrs. Lizzie Goodrich in
Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs, FlAvius McFadden and
daughter of Fairfield have been visiting
friends in town, the past week.
Mrs Abbe Webster of Caratunk went
down river, Monday last
J.J. Lander and family have returned
from six weeks stay at their cottage al
Pleasant Pond.
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and Florence Rowel have gone up river
on fishing trip.
There will be patty at George Giles's
Thursday evening, Aug. 20. All are in
vted. r.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed Administrator of the
estate of E. Louise Kimball, late Of Athens,
Maine, in the county of Somerset, deceased,
and given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate of
said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement, and all indebted there
to are requested to make payment immed-
ately.
Aug. nth, 1903.
3w34 EDWARD WARE.
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STATE OF MAINE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

In conformity with the provisions OF Chap
ter fortY-two Of the Public Laws OF eighteen
hundred and ninety nine, and upon the pc
tition OF five or more citizens OF the State, and
deeming 1t for the best interest of the State.
the Com missioners Of Inland Fisheries and
Game, after due notice to all persons interest
ed In the subject matter OF said petition, and
public hearing thereon in the locality to be
affected, and deeming it n cessary and proper
for the protection and preservation OF the in.
land fish of the State, hereby adopt the follow
ing needful Rules and Regulations relating to
the times and places in which and the circum-
stances under which inland Ash may be taken
In the waters of Parlin Stream and Bean
Brook, in Somerset County.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful to fish for,
take, catch or kill in any way, any kind OF fish
In Parlin Stream, so-called, from August
18th to May ist, for four years from August
18th, A. D. 1903
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful to fish for
take, catch or kill in any way. any kind of fish
in Bean Brook, SO called. at any time for four
years from August 18th, ID. 1903.
Dated this 2Sth day of July, A. D. 1863.
l.. T. CARLETON,
HENRY o. STANLEY,
EDGAR K. RING. 3w33
Commissioners Of Inland Fisheries and Game.
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Canaan.

Mrs. Asa Tozier is visiting friends in
Clinton and Waterville.
Walter Farnham Is visiting his uncle in
Castletown, N. Y, for several weeks.
Miss Shelle F. Harris is visiting
friends in Skowhegsn, for a few days.
Miss Hannah Powell will speak at the
church next Sunday, August %, at pm.
All are cordially invited.
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East Mercer,

Mrs George Downs and daughter
Marion OF Revere, Mass, are visiting at
Frank Kelley's.
Mrs. Georgia Mark and daughters.
Helen and Edith who have been spend
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Dor

Clinion-August 2, to the wife of Eugene
Cain. son.
Athens-August 5, to the wife of Rev J. E.
Lombard, a son.
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AUCTION SALE,

The assignees of the Richards Paper
Company will sell at public auction
their Ground Wood Pulp Mill located
at Skowhegan, Maine. This property
must be sold for the purpose of set.
Element with creditors. The mill is
now in successful operation, has val.
liable water power capable of further
improvement and is well located for
the manufacture of pulp or for manu-
featuring of any kind, The sale will
be held on the premises at Skowhegan,
Thursday, August II, 1908, at II
O'Clock a. m. Full particulars given
upon application to Melvin S. Ho,way,
Augusta, Maine.
WESTON LEWIS,
MELVIN S. HOLWAY,
Assignees.
R. w. SoULE, Auctioneer.
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Alta PROBATE COURT held at sko, b.
Agan, in and for the county OF sol erse,
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* No. 2525
~ FOR =?
PROBATE NOTICES.

To All persons Interested In either OF -
Estates hereinafter named.
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AuCtlOIlGST.
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Window Display is a Talker.
For Sale Cheap.-E1ectric. Light
stock. Apply at Record Office.

For Sale cheap.-Electric. Light
stock. Apply at Record Office.
Moo resides &c trsu. with arte-
sian wafer and orchard at edge
OF city.-FauIkner aud Allison.tf
WANTED-To borrow six thous-
and dollars at ten per cn1s Cor FIVE
years. Inquire at Record Office. 229m
FOR ~RENT-Nice furnished room
in the heart of the city. large and
light, on Main street, See Stone or
phone 249. 234t3
James Sutherland returned on last
nights train from a hunting trip to
points north. He killed 50 fine fat
returned with the game to prove his
luck.
FOR RENT-Nice unfinished
room or suite of rooms, upstairs
within a block of postoffice. Modern
CO1NSlllG11C0o. DEC oIOuS Vi pIOuc
249. 234t3
G. B. Rowden left this afternoon
for his home at Pecos. He had been
in Kansas City where he disposed of
4 carload of cattle and arrived here
IN last nights train.
NOTICE WOODMEN:-Next Mon
day night there will be the annual
election of officers. All members ear
nestly requested to be present..
R. Slease. C. C. 234t3
Everyone e the gold wire
iewelry, the cheapest and best jew
elry on the market. will yea longer
and look nicer than anything you
can buy.-Gold Wire Artist.
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The SINGER Mo. Go.

If you want to rent or buy a
Sewing Machine or require ma
chine supplies.
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We have caught your Eye,
Now we want your Ear"
That we may tell you why"
Its to have you come and
"See"
Not only the man, but his
"'Display"
OF things you want and you'll
Agree"
That none are better and will
"Say"
IT'S always better there TO
CO.
Where you get them alwa $
ESQ.,
She who brings my face the
More"
BY Christmas time, entirely
Free
Will get FIVE pounds of choc's
:'Sure"
The finest kind. At THE
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WILD RUMoR.
There are Many About the Murder.
ed Man.

The body of the murdered man
Jones Will be shipped today and viii
be accompanied to Cleburne by. Elk
Sheriff Stewart of Cleburne who has
been here assisting in working up
the case. Judging from the time
Jones was missing the body was I'm
the water just nine days before Il
was discovered on November 3. At
the time the body was found many
thought the body would never be
identified and the guilty party or par
ties would escape punishment for
the crime. but the body has been
positively identified as that of Hen
ry L. Jones. formerly of the well
drilling firm of Geaton & Jones. and
William Geaton his former partner,
and Tom Watson who worked for
the outfit are faced by a strong chain
of circumstantial evidence which
points them out as the guilty party
or parties. Geaton was also from
Cleburne, Texas. and had known
Jones for years. and il hardly seems
possible hat he would murder a
man in cold blood for a well drilling
outfit and quietly continue to drill
wells with the same outfit in less
than twenty miles of the scene OF
the crime. Many think hat II Gea-
ton is the guilty one. the mon had
a dispute over a settlement which
resulted i'm Geaton killing Jones,
and that he concluded after dispos.
ing of the body that the best way
TO cover up the crime was to say
that he had bought Jones interest
in the outfit and Jones had left the
country. There was & wild rumor on
the streets that there was a woman
in the case. The rumor was hat a
boy named Bounds and a son Of b.
f.. Smith and a Young man who was
a cowboy saw two men and a wo-
man put the body i'm the head of
North Spring river, and that the
men threatened them with death II
they told. A son of ]. u. Rose said
the Bounds boy had told him about
it.. The authorities investigated the
rImdr. but found nothing in IL ex-
cept the wild fancies of boys. Great
credit should be given DIR. Yater. ex-
Sheriff Stewart and all of the Off
GERS here for the shrewd work in
the case.
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Holiday Excursions.

On December IS. -. 90 and 25 the
P. V. & N. f. Ry. will sell excursion
tickets to points in Arkansas, Colo
RADIO. Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Mime
sofa, Missouri. Nebraska and the
Southeastern states east of the Mis-.
sissippi river. at the rate of one fare
plus 81 for the round trip. Limit for
return 80 days from the date of sale.
On December "a. %. 81 and Janu-
ary 1 tickets will be sold to points
within a distance of 210 miles at
greatly reduced rates with limit of
January 3 for return.
NJ. d. BURNS. Agent
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Room and board at Mrs. Thorne's.
SOC n. Kentucky avenue 233t6.
Fine suburban orchard with arte-
sian water.-Richey & DeFreest. II.
TO RENT-One room for light
housekeeping. All n. Washington.
For Sale-At a bargain, 200
feet OF shelving. See j. Elmer
Richey. If
FOR SALE.-A good young horse.
Gentle. Lady can drive. For sale
cheap.-B.
Frost's views make an ideal Christ
mas present. Send them east to
your friends. II.
Try our pure pork sausage. ham.
bacon and lard. Our own make
Hobson-Lowe Co.
POSITION WANTED.-A woman
desires a position to do homework.
Call at Record office.
Want anything?
Tell about 1t In our V.sVe
Department.
You'll get what you vSsA
Yes indeed you viii. Z
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CHEAP! cHEAP!!

For Sale-A Webster's Unabridg-
edDictionary for only $500. Call at
RECORD Office.
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BUGGY CHEAP-A buggy for sale
reasonably. Bought new and used
only five months. Call on or address
Xxx at Record Office. If.
While looking for Xmas presents.
call on the gold wire artist and see
his line of useful ones. such as cuff
buttons, watch chains, breast pins,
and stick pins of Japanese lucky
stones.-Gold Wire Artist.
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300 MAIN STREET
Bowling for Ladies'.

The Coliseum Bowling alley res
erves W alleys for ladies every af-
ternoon and beginning January LIST
will reserve all six alleys exclusively
for ladies on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons although ladies are
shown especial attention at all 9th
er times.
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V. R. KINNEY, C. E.
COUNTY

Prompt attention given to all work en-
trusted to me-. Office in the court house.
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For Hondo lands see Ford & Nc
Cune. We have full and complete
maps of all lands subject to irriga-
ton from the Hondo reservoir.
Phone $50. Office next to the REC
ORD Office.
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HOUSE TO RENT-On Pennsyl-
vania avenue. New, frame. plastered,
four rooms and closets. Stable. arte-
sian water. Apply box 804. 235t2
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$4,000 cash will buy 20 acres OF
young apple orchard with artesian
water-three- fourths of a mile OF
Roswell. Apply at once.-S Totzek.
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Have you seen the beautiful dis
play Of gold wire articles for the
fruit and confectionery store. Those
initials on mother Of pearl plates
make a beautiful Xmas present
Gold Wire Artist.
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CONSUL DAVIS GOES BACK.
Turkish OFFICIALS Show Desire to Ar
riv at Some Settlement of the
AIexandretta Affair.

Constantinople, Dec. 19.-Rsar Ad-
miral Cotton has left Beirut or board
the United States cruiser San Fran
cisco. taking Consul Davis to Alex
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FOR RENT.-To man and wife. a
furnished room. Apply at 122 E..
Second st. If.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
MRS. BAER IN VAUDEVILLE.
Daughter Of kbner Mckinley 70 Sins At
81 600 . Week, II II Said. fs

Mrs. Hermanus l.. Baer who was Mabel
Mckinley. daughter of Abner Mckinley
and the favorte niece Of the late President.
IL to sing In vaudeville. according to an
announcement made yesterday by b. A.
Myers, theatrical agent, Mr.. Myers says
that he has signed a contract with Mrs
Baer for twenty Ave weeks at 81 900 a week
His press agent first said 81 .S00 week.
Mrs. Raer will sing selections from grand
operas 1t ia sain that her family was up.
posed to her going on the stage, especially
In vaudeville Mr.. Myers says she was adj
vised TO take the step by Melba and Calve.
She will probably appear first at Chase's
Theatre In Washington.
Mrs. Baer il the wife OF Dr. Hermanus
l.. Raer ard they live at tho West View
apartments in West Seventy-frst street.
Mrs Baer was in the Windsor Hotel with
her mother and aunt, Miss helen Mckinley
when 1t was burned In 1893 The Mckin.
leys had rooms on the on floor and Mrs.
Baer, who was an IN aid. was he'ted ont
hy some Of tho guests She was married
to DR.. BaeD a short inc aga