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Real Estate Deals and
Gossip of the Brokers

Tbs three most important individual real
estate deals the past week involved resi-
dence properties on North Meridian street.
Hall place and North CAPITOL avenue. out
side OF residence properties the real-estate
market showed little activity OF impor-
ance.
Everett Thompson purchased from Sam
uel d. Spellman the property at 2lS North
Meridian street for sl0,5l0. a large brick
dwelling occupies the lot. Mr.. Spelman Is
Ia Nicaragua.
The two residences at 1917 and 1919 Hall
place and the residence property at 1871
North Capitol avenue were sold by Jacob
F. Helm to Elizabeth NJ. Chambers for
$l5,000- Both transactions were mace
through the A MetZger agency.
XXX
Fifty-three lots in the Boulevard Park
addition. Just north of Fall creek. were
cold the past week. Most of the lots sold
front on Central avenue and Delaware
street. Lots in new additions never sold
more rapidly in Indianapolis than during
the past fall and summer. Three or four
large additions have been opened since last
spring. and there are not more than 100 lots
In all Of the additions unsold, II is tnousnl.
Little building will be done In any OF the
$500 <@t
ditions will be improved rapidly.
Xxx
Two OF the East Market-street real-estate
brokers have important deals in progress
Involving valuable downtown properties.
No details Of these transactions have been
given out. but it is understood that they
are OF much Importance. The deals proba-
bly, will be closed some time next week.
x x
Mr.. Camden's statement in the journal
last Sunday that the real-estate market Is
showing unusual activity for this time OF
year is borne out by the transfer showing
the past week. The amount of money rep
resented by the transfers placed on record
the past six days is about $4,000 more thar
the total showing of the previous week
Last weeks transfers involved nearly
500. 900. 2 Several of the most prominent
brokers continue to believe that the un
usually heavy fall activity Of the marke
VIII not abate for some time yet.
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EsTATE-If you want to sell. list your
ESTATE-For sale. New modern double
resiGence; walking distance. IL When BLOCK.
REAL have some bargains In va
cant lots. PRICE BROS. CO.. 52s Law Bldg.
ESTATE-If you want to sell your prop
Bldg.
REAL EsTATE-s0O; bargain in east front
lot: Douglass Park. North New Jersey st.
c. F. sAYLEs & co. III East Market st.
ESTATE-Seven-room house. best square
on Kenwood owner leaving city; can be bought
Bldg.
ZEAL ESTATE-Rargain on Keystone ave; 10
room two-story house; 3 lots. one half block
from car line. c.. Z. SAYLES &c CO, III East
Market 81.
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful home: North Merid-
ian street; IL rooms; all modern. this IS the
best bargain in the city at $500. ALLEN, W
Baldwin block
REAL ESTATE-Strictly modern, downtown.
double residence; electric lights; pa,quetry
floors; nice stable; worth $3.50; price $500.
ALLEN, 80 Baldwin block.
REAL ESTATE-s3O. 900; best location in the
city for flats or apartment building; zo2xlSS
fe sy1. WITHIN u co : blocks fSa s,s OF M MsStaf ST. |. +.
REAL ESTATE-For sale; two nice new cot
.tsges; 4 rooms, two %porches; good well and
sENJAMIN Sai II. B sfd.hs'd 1858 Virginia flgs fa aSs.
REAL ESTATE-vacant lot on English ave-.
near Shelby, belonging to nonresident. who
desires to sell immediately; price very low;
INDIANA TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE-For ,SaIe-Good general pur-
pose farm, IVA acres; three-fourths mile OF
a Bargain. NJ. ARBUcKIE. "A Lemeke.
REAL EsTATE-For sale: Near corner 2lst
bath. modern. good condition.
THOS. c. DAY e CO..
Law Building.
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REAL bargains In rice. sugar.
tobacco. hemp. alfalfa. truck. fruit. general
farming lands. richest on earth; yield rental OF
q per cent. OF cost: yield crops paying entire cost
first year and surplus In bank: our sheriff sold
si3 32s worth rice from 25 acres this year; de-
lightful climate: plow October TO Nav; plant
March 20 June: harvest August 10 November
crop oats and crop rice from same land every
year: l25. 600 acres I'm 30 to A.. c00-acre tracts: prices
low. but rapidly advancing; homeseekers' excur-
sion Nov. "a: SIS from Hannibal. ST. Louis or
Cai-o: SIS from Chicago. indianapolis or Gin
cinnati Go Bay City and return, good twenty-one
DAYS; buy tickets via Sealy. Tex. and Cane Belt
Railroad over Frisco. Santa Fe or Katy routes.
and wei refund your fare IL yoG buy land OF
US or IL you find We have misTepresented. AUS
TIN 4 CO., BAY City. Tex
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FIDELITY LOAN co.
227-22S Lemcke Building.

FINANCIAL
RIVAT A
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from IS up loaned
on furniture. pianos, horses. wagons,
etc., without removal. and the same
day you ask for it, No delay
Our rates are the lowest In the city.
Payments arranged to suit you.
VIII accept all or any part of loan
at any time, IL desired. for payments.
YOU + FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
NO CHARGES TAKEN OFT IN
Remember we make no inquiries
of your neighbors and friends,
nor DO we publish your transaction.
Our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. Ii costs
you nothing to get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS
AMI LOAN COMPANY.
Old Phone 54I. Room 10. 147 E. Market ST.
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Building Permits.

J. l. Gantz. frame cottage. Ruth street near
Ohio street. sf.0e0.
Il l.. Kennedy. frame house. between 2SO0 and
$40 East New York street. a. 900.
17o0 Wilcox street, s65o.
Albert l. Aodier. dwelling. sol Cottage avenue.
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The moon. according to an uptown phvsi-
elan. excrts on animal and vegetable life an
Influence less strong. but quite as striking
- that which II exerts upon the tides. Il
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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY IL
linois teacher. with literary 'leanings'' and
sense OF humor, would resign IN favor or situa-
ton, without salary. as companion to lady or
Invalid: object. home life and time to read Ad-
dress Box 102. care Journal.
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FOR
WILLIAM

FOR SALE-Perfection Oil Heaters. WILLIAM
A. 1J Virginia avenue.
FOR SALE-Gas engines. from Is to 40 horse
power. SILVER CO., Muncie. Ind.
FOR SALE-Or rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. w. ID. ALLISON CO.. sos N Alabama.
FOR ~SAI.E-Hardwar are, stove ana stove repairs
OF all kinds; also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE CO.. Sixteenth and Illinois SITS.
FOR SALE
Typewriters, all makes, S. up.
. Machines rented, $3.50 per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 80 Monument pI.
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The following figures show the daily rec
erd Of real-estate transfers, reaI-estate mort
cages and building permits for the past
Week.
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FOR SALE

FOR latest map of Indiana and the
1900 census; prepared especially for the Journal
by George F. Cram, the famous map publisher:
size. Soxi6 inches. on strong map paper; tin rods
at top and bottom; embracing a handsome five
color map of Indiana on one side. corrected to
date. showing all railroads. all new postofhces.
counties I'm coloTs, railroad stations and all nat
ural features; a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list Of towns,
etc. the other side contains a fve-color map of
the world and the United States; so cents, post
paid. Inquire Of any agent Of the Journal or
address NAP the Journal. In
dianapo1is. Ind
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STORAGE.

GTORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co..
house and safe movers: heavy hauling Of all
kinds. SIS s. Delaware ST. Telephone 2325.
STORAGE-PACKING,
HOGAN TRANSFER AND co.
MAIN PHONES 6.5. EXTRA o go.
STORAGE The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only frst-class storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones 10
slOkAGE-INDIANA AND TRANS
Z Co.. 1900 square feet of space: fire.
proof. electric elevators: office. 39 r. Washing.
toi. St; cheapest place in the city. 10th Phones
aO2S LEW SHANK
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DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL ~DIRECTOR-C. +. KREGELO. III
223 N. Delaware st. Both Phones go.
& BUCHANAN-3e0 ~. III. St Both
Phones GIL. Lady attends all calls for ladies
and children. wagon insures prompt
ness
New 1l64. ADAMS & Main il5L
Funeral directors. l5s N. Ill. Lady attendant
ROYSTER 4 AsKIN, 232s w. Michigan St
Lady attendant. New Phone 1854
TUTEWILER & SON.
Undertakes. i2s W. Market ~. Tel. s1s.
JOHNSON, HAssLER & GEORGE. H7 Msssa-
chusetts av. New Phone Sos. old Main 1880.
FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaken. l5s N.
Delaware ST. Lady attendant. Both Phones al
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Old. Main COS. A. NJ. RAGSDALE. New. s&
Private Ambulance Always Ready.
$50 Massachusetts av.
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MASONIC-Cap.tal City Lodge. No. s12. +. an6
A. M. Brethren are requested 10 meet in lodge
hall at II o'clock prompt Monday. Nov. JIG. 20 at
tend the funeral OF our late brother. Henry =.
Eabeney, from residence. 1l32 North Illinois
street. at l O'Clock. and from lions Evangelical
Church, Illinois and Ohio streets. AZ 2 O'Clock.
THOMAS L. THICkSTEN, w. n
THOMAS ODDLY. Secretary.
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MONCMENTS-A. IENER A9 Z Washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works e entrance Crown Hill
NONUMENTS-M. II. FARRELL. A West
Washington 81. New Phone 24is.
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DIED.

HABENEY-Henry =. Habeney. bern the 18TH
day OF May. 1858. died Friday. Nov. Il at 2
p. m. Funeral from the residence. 1lS2 North
Illinois street. at ] O'Clock. and from the Ger
man Evangelical lions Church. on West ONO
street. at ? o'clock Friends invited
KEEHN-Sarah ID. Keehn, aged thirty-seven-
Funeral TUESDAY, Nov. IL. 2 y. m. from home
Of her mother. le West Twenty-ninth street
Friends invited. Burial private.
WOLFLA-Mrs. Julia VOLTA. wife OF Charles
VOLTA died at Z o'clock D. m Nov. IL at her
residence. 81 Bradley street, In the nfty-thiro
year OF her age.
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NOTICE.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FLORISTS
BERTEEMANN BROS.
New No. 241 Mass. av., rs N. Del. 81. Tel. $40.
PATENT ATTORNEY. r. BELL, mechan-
ical engineer. patent attorney. In above ca
pacfty 1 do not claim exceptional facilities, ex-
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledge
Of ratent practice. technical tratning., honesty
and care, beyond which no special advantages
exist. 40 ana so Ingalls, Bldg
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORAC WOOD. Carriages. Traps. Buck
boards. etc., % Circle. Tel. 1907.
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY. 7Io-1s z. Mary
land. manufactures stove repairs and do repair
ing
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SS1os co>cPESSrrvs nXrsDSS-scs d
90 Virginia av. Phone .>S3.
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REAL
FARMS FOR SALE.
4oo-acre farm. 2 miles from Union Stock. Yards;
small tenement house, large stock barn: will sell
at bargain for ten days.
3OO-acre. well-improved farm, s miles from city;
all in high state of cultivation.
23i-acre farm. 2 miles from city on electric
line; fine improvements; best bargain in the
county.
s0-acre farm, one mile from city, north; very
desirable: fan improvements.
Soo-acre stock and grain farm, 16 miles from
H. WADDLE,
S25 Law Bldg.
Tel. New 2Os2.
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
TRUST COMPANY,
las L. Market st.
Elegant home in Woodruff Place; all modren
conveniences: building and interior exceptionally
good; lot 10 front. Call at our Office for par
ticulars.
............ ........... ............... .............
Modern fat building. on corner; very desirable
property; pays 8 per cent. net; incumbrance,
SO, 900.
.........'.. minimum. ................ ..............
....-. -........... ......-.-.. ...--.-....--..
SIC, 900 will buy a business. block on Massachu-
at our office for particulars.
$500. ........ -............ ...............
.'.''....s '.'.'..'.'.. ..'............ ................
TRUST ohiPAN
M f. Market st.
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X. KINKLIN. Costun.er. No. 20 Pembroke Ar
cads. Costumes. wigs. masks. hair goods, etc
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REAL
NO1ICE-
s. LOTS SOLD IN
PARK
IN TWO DAYS TINE.
ONLY g. LOTS LEFT.
II you want one Of these beautiful lots don't
fail TO so out tomorrow and make your Sc
lection.
A representative on ground to help you make
your selection from IL a. m. till 2 ID. m. daily.
PRICES $500 TO $3.50.
Terms: SIS cash. balance only $40 per month.
Take central-ave. car. get of 18th st.
NO TAXES UNTIL 1905.
BOULEVARD LAND COMPANY.
1l31 Stevenson Building.
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VITAL sTAT1sT1cs-Nov. IA.
Bfrtbs.


girl.
Patrick and Kate Menbrine. - Blake street.
boy.
Yaatt and Annie Proctor. $50 Toledo street.
boy.
J: p. and Nettie Duncan. is2s HOyt avenue.
girl.
Daniel and GussIe Warren. indianapolis, boy
Jefferson and J. L. Burdge. Indianapolis, boy.
Matthew and Maggie MescalL. AZ West Aer-
rfll street. boy
Israel and Prudence McHaffey. indianapolis.
girl
Edward and Mamie Frecking. 80 North State
street. girl.
Marriage licenses.
Oren ID. Oldaker and Lille r. De Witt.
Charles E. Lucas and Rosa b. johnson.
Samuel A. Sargent and Laura r. Breeze
John o. Morgan and Susie z Chescher.
Otto Hasse and Alma Smith
Deaths
Gerald Burk. one. Indianapolis. diphtheria-
Lille Mcintosh. eleven, Center townsnfR
phthisis pulmonaiis.
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CHIROPODISTS-welch and wife. antiseptio
chiropodists. Room Is. % N. Meridian st.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Read the Boulevard
Land CoTnpany's ad. on Page s, part one.
BUSINESS and position in
paying and growing jobbing business; $500
necessary. Z. A. WILLIAMS, 9g7 Law Build
Ing
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REAL ESTATE-Wanted to rent: Farm OF io
to S20 acres from 10 10 40 miles OF Indian
2l29 Park av.
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TAILORS-Suits TO order from SIS up: pants 4
order from $3.50 up: fit and workmanship guar
anteed. THE LONDON TAILOR. 800 Mass av.
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Living rooms. Hutchfns Bldg, northwest cor
ner Ohio and Pennsylvania SITS.
Living rooms. 4a East Washington 81.
OFFICE n
21os North Senate Ave. Bowling Alley-.--...S15 90
Office rooms In Fitzgerald Bldg, corner Market
and Circle SITS.
THE MARION TRUST CO..
East Market ST.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-11-12
AIDING NEW REPUBLIC
State Department Helping Panama
10 Get Down to Business.
NO RED TAPE TO DIPLOMACY

Fiscal Agent Of Republic Of Panama
Recognized by State Department.
Big Naval Demonstration at the
Isthmus.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. 9.-Follow-
ing its action In giving prompt recog-
milton and practical assurance of pro
lection To the new Republic of Pan
anna. the administration has proceeded
with UNUSUAL diplomatic speed to dip
lomatic extremes in aiding the new
nation TO get into business. Though II
has received no Official notification OF
his appointment, the state department
has announced that II recognizes Nj.
Buanu-Narilla. a Frenchman and fiscal
assent of the Panama Canal Company.
as the diplomatic agent here Of the
new republic. and is ready to transact
business with him, even to the extent
OF negotiating a Panama canal treaty
with him. Though the Spooner act
authorized the president TO negotiate
a canal treaty with Colombia or Mica
rasua, the state department has de
cided that under it the president may
negotiate a treaty with the Republic
of Panama.
The state department has informed
Great Britain and France that their in
forests on the isthmus will be pro-
toctcd by the United States, and mott
fed Ambassador Jusserand that the
Republic OF Panama will respect the
rights OF the Panama Canal Company,
and that its status will be exactly the
same as when Colombia exercised SOW
Cre.gnty over the canal zone.
The state department realizes that
the international status of the new
republic is a very delicate one, and
90 is for this reason that it is doing
all in its power, even going far be
yond the bounds OF conservative and
deliberate diplomacy. to get the new
republic into working order so that
IL may command the recognition OF
all the powers as a sovereign state.
The battleship Maine was ordered
from Marthas Vineyard TO Hampton
Roads for coal and supplies. and
thence TO Colon. II is said at the navy
department that there was no special
reason for the dispatch OF the Maine
10 Colon except that her crew would
De benefited by the cruising but at
the state department il was intimated
that there are reasons why a large
naval representation Of foreign ma
tons in isthmian waters should be dis
couraged just now until the new gov
ornmeut is permanently established.
This is one of the reasons why this
government has been glad to assure
the European powers that their in
terests on the isthmus will be pro
teCted.
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He Couldn't Make
Up His Mind

I'VE thought OF a hundred ways to rise
n But no couldn't mako up his
- - mind.
II Was great to be rich and grand
10 be wise.
But he couldn't make up his mind.
He thought he would cease to putter some
day
And brayely go forth 10 the furious fray
Where worth proudly carries the honorS
away.
But he couldn't make up his mind.
lie thought ne would cease to 30 slouch-
ing around,
But he couldn't make up his mind;
There were plenty OF chances that might
have been found.
But he couldn't make up his mlnd.
lie feared 10 try this. and OF that be SAD
mo-"
one way seemed 20 hard and anothGr so
slow:
lie longed TO win honors; he never did
though.
For he couldn't make up his mind.
lie puttered on. thinking some time 10
would start.
But he couldn't make up his mind;
The hopes that once filled him shrank up
in his heart:
He had never made up his mind.
lie walked with dropped shoulders. his
hair became gray:
In n poor little corner they loft him one
day.
He had finally started. had left the old
way,
At last he had made up his mind.
Chicago RecOrd-Herald.
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10000 GREET POPE Plus
PontiH Held Another Reception to
People Of Rome.

People Of Rome.
Rome. Nov. 9-POpe Plus X held
another Of tho receptions inaugurated
by him this autumn that the people
OF Rome might have his blessing. Al
an early hour the large court OF San
Damaso was so full that not another
person could be squeezed In. II Is be-
lleved that. there were about 10000
persons in the cOurtand many were
turned away. while Raphael's loggia
around the court was full to overflow
ing
The appearance Of the pope was
made amidst great pomp. Preceded
by guards and surrounded by the pre-
lates of the court, he took up his po-
sition on the throne under the clock.
facing the entry. As he came In a
tremor Of emotion was quite percepti-
bic in the vast crowd. the present gen
Grafton being unaccustomed to any
public view of pope. His holiness
was visibly touched and his eyes filled
with tears. After a brief silence there
we're loud cries of Long live Plus
Then a chorus Of clear-voiced girls
sang hymn to the pope which was OF
indescribable sweetness. AS soon as
this hymn was finished another was
begun by a chorus of boy students. in
Guiding pupils from the American Col
lege. led by Vice Rector Murphy, OF
New York.
The pope spoke for Is minutes on
the gospel of the day and was clearly
heard by all. His concluding words
were: Times are evil, but the evil
can be cured by prayer"
His holiness impaired the apostolic
benediction to the great gathering.
Several persons were then permitted
to kiss his hand. including Booth Tar
kington, the novelist, and Mrs. Tar
kington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Abel, of
Baltimore
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A. F. Of l. IN SESSION
Nearly Five Hundred Delegates Attend
Convention in Boston.

Nearly Five Hundred Delegates Attend
Convention in Boston.
Boston. Nov. 9.-The convention OF
the American Federation OF Labor
opened in Faneuil Hall Nearly all
the delegates are here. including
President Samuel GOmpers and John
Mitchell. The convention will be In
session at least ten days. AS delegates
being in attendance.
One Of the principal questions to be
considered by the convention will be
whether the American Federation OF
Labor shall recommend that its afili-
ated members ally themselves with
hat political party which in their
judgment viii best promote the cause
Of labor IL IS said that a resolution
will be introduced implicitly pledging
the Federation to the cause Of social
ism.
Among the other questions to be dis
cussed win De those of industrialism
against trade autonomy, women and
child labor. the eight hour question.
trade jurisdiction, arbitration Of labor
difficulties and unionism in government
Offices.
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WI. ElKlNs IS DEAD
Financier and Traction Magnate Sue
culnhs % Lona Illness.

Financier and Traction Magnate Sue
cunbs 70 Long Illness.
Philadelphia. NOV. 9-Wuiam L.
F'Rns. huaucier. traction masnate
and one o. Philadelphia's most promi-
uent men OF affairs. died NJ his country
saat near Ashbourne His death was
not unexpected, as for several months
Mr.. Elkins had been q very sick man
and for tho last three weeks his life
had beer despaired Of aad his family
and physicians had been in constant
attendance.
The cause Of dosth was announced
IS heart failure resulting from arterio-
sclerosis or hardening Of the arteries.
This vas complicated with kidney
troubles that bafled the skill OF the
best physicians in the city The family
physician. Dr. Duhrins. about three
weeks AGO called into consultation
DR.. W. ". Keen and Or. j. William
White. and tie presence in the house OF
these noted surgeons gave rise 20 a re-
port that an operation had been per-
formed as n last resort TO check the
spread Of gangrene This report was
emphadcaly denied. Later DR.. Alfred
Stengel the renowned alienist was
called i'm, but. all these skilled scien-
lists could do was 20 make the last
DAYS OF the dying millionaire as COM
Portable as possible.
Mr.. Elkin was interested in many
enterprises. most prominent Of which
vas traction affairs. The amount OF
his fortune has not been stated.