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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
SUED FOR AGED wIFE'S ESTATE.
she Promised. youns Barker says, 70 Give
Him All n He'd Marry Her.

An action has been begun In the Supreme
Court by Antoinette p. Harrison and others.
a. heirs, to obtain a share Of the fortune
OF Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Barker. who died
some months ago. The action 10 brought
in ejectment against her husband, Cloyde
Kidwell Barker. who Ia administrator Of
her estate
According to the papers In the case.
Barker. who lie not yet 80 years OF age
met his future wife at Key West in February.
1902. She was then Mrs. Jane Elizabeth
Kowalds and was 10 years old. She had
been married three times, but proposed
marriage to Barker q few days after she
met him. He declined at first, ;, but ac-
cepted, he Gays. when she told him that
she would settle on him all her real estate.
worth about 500 600. Three months AFTER
the wedding she died intestate.
Barker in his defence admits that he has
no written agreement concerning her
disposal Of the property. but says that
she orally promised to give. him al her
real estate. and died before she could exc
cute the deed of gift. II Is expected that
the suit will come up for trial next week
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Business Troubles.

Alexander A Arthur, q broker and pro-
moter OF 60 Broadway. has filed . petition In
bankruptcy WITH liabilities siis.0si and ncmi-
nal assets sfso. $50 consisting OF stocks of
various companies the real value Of which
IL unknown There are $50 creditors In
various cities In the nited States and EUROPE
Among them are tho NJ ddlesboro Town
and Land Company OF London. ess So.
the Industrial and General Trust OF
I.ondon. SIS, Ssr James Alexander Fsrrest
of Liverpool, 1852: estate OF James Mann
OF Glasgow, sIsoo. estate OF william Govan
Of fliaseow, Sioop: Gavin Farrest Of Toxic,
81 .o1s 6eorge W Arthur. %. ooo. and J \.
Cottrn OF Cumberland Gap. ts.op,. NJ
Arthur. II IL said. was formerly wealthy but
Ccupany ~ Kentucky some wears aro.
Walter = Craig has ftl' d a PETITION In banb
n, ptoy Win liabilities sls.s1s and no assets
lie was formerly vicc-presidcnt UP TO three
v1 ans ago OF the Waldorf Astoria Cigar Com
pany and owes George G. Bol6t "a
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DINNER TO MINISTER FRANCIS.
John A. sietcher Entertains Him-Sec.
retary shaw Called Away.

John A. Sleicher, editor Of Lesie's " eetIv,
gave dinner last evening at the new
Gregorian Hotel In West Thirty-ffth street
to the Hon Charles s. Francis in celebration
OF the latter's recent return from his two
years Of service as Minister TO Greece. Mr..
Francis is the owner and editor OF the Troy
Time. The guests included many news
paper men who are friends Of Mr.. Francis.
The Hon. Leslie N. Shaw, Secretary Of
the Treasury. had expected to be with them,
but had TO go to Washington at the Last
minute, Among those present TO meet
Minister Francis as guests OF Mr.. Sleicher
were ex-Gov. Frank g. Black, Charles
Emory Smith, Collector Stranahan, j. Ed
ward Simmons, Austin B. Fletcher, Mel
Vile Z, Stone. Frank A. Munsey. Henry
l.. Stoddard, Pomeroy Burton, Charles 8.
Gleed, Hammond Lamond. Col Henry j.
Batter, Louis Stern, G. II. Boynton. Fred
erick B. Schenck. Judge f. +. Colburn Of
Salt Lake City and James II. Potts Of Troy.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
Had GOLD PIECES ron BUTTONS
Clittering Prisoner In the Tombs CsufS
with Q Chemical Bank Book.

Ciittering Prisoner In tho Tombs Ceurs
with . Chemical Bank Book.
When James Thorn, who said he lived
at Sst West 1sSth street, was arraigned
In the Tombs police court yesterday ne
fairly glittered with gold coin. The ak
buttons on his waistooat were two-doilar-
and-a-hslf gold pieces. his cum buttons
were made Of five-Goliar gold pieces and
a ten-dollar gold piece hung from his watch
chain.
Thorn was arrested on a charge OF In
toxication on Wednesday night at the
Manhattan end Of the Bridge.
In court yesterday Thorn said that ne
had not taken a drink Of Intoxicating liquor
In seventeen years and that he suffered
from fatty degeneration Of the heart and
was subject to fits and insomnia. when
he was troubled with the latter complaint
the only place In which he could sleep was
q street car. He had an attack OF insomnia
on Wednesday night and when he left the
Smith street car was 80 dazed that he be-
lieved the policeman did right in arrest
ing him.
The prisoner then exhibited passbook
of the Chemical National Bank and said
that he could refer to Douglas Robinson
or to any Of the officials Of the bank. de
also announced that he paid taxes on $4,000
worth of property. =,
Magistrate Barlow discharged him and
he left court. refusing to say anything
about himself or his gold buttons.
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CpIcAoc, March i2.-for tia hrs, tins
In the history Of the Oroi, Court Of Chi
oaso 81 injunction has been prayed Tor To
pfohibi, wife from pulling out bet hus'
bAnds vhiskers In making Oh. appiioa'
,lon for the writ. D. " u st~snhaoh asked
the Court 10 look upon the following -.
llbits,
TIAlbH A -DAs snssloI~ containing sisLt
Lalfs plgsksd from hls Lssfd on Jan 7. isss
lkkibt nns sntslolra fcniaihlns 49,
sFsl stfshds n shisssfs lau'krd from bic
cliJn NJ Nsssn,l.I Isss
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"a saInh thai la made in.sl..ks shnA ~
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tl.sy ssfs uilitsd AZ sudls,h sas eulT "a
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
FIGHT At 4 FIRE.
Excited Baker. Whoss Place Was Durning
Puuchs-d Another Tenant.

A. o FIRE last evening In . tenement at
sts First avenue. Anton Hoffman. who ran
. bakery on the hrsi floor. got Into hight
with another tenant. Henry kuehslts
Hoffman hit Kuchalte on the Jaw and Vas
locked up In the las, fihy-hrst street
station for assault
had r.scued hb four children from the
second door. Accord M to n'ighbors.
Mr kwhaI,s accused Hoffman III bring
Io.Iansible Tot the hr and slaPIsd hl.
fanr Her husband oaiDs w hsf AID and
the tAksf sAlkd uito ham
ia mage 10 ll. bakery
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Ai.hAsF haich "a fus Commissions
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walked Abroad In Her Night Robe.

Policeman Costello saw q young womAa
walking along Twelfth street. jersey City
at 1 20 o'clock yesterday morning clad only
in her night robe. He took her in a patrol
wagon TO the Second precinct station, where
90 wears old, OF 1T Fourteenth street.
physician said that she war demented
She was sent to the City Hospital.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
THOUGHT COPs WERE THIEVES.
Shot Twice at Them and Told Police Head.
quarters That Crooks We're About.

Shot Twice at Them and Told Police Heao'
quarters That Crooks were About.
James Dave, . builder. Of iis4Forty-fourth
street, Borough Park, Who was recently held
I'D BY footpads on Twelfth avenue, near his
home, and later had several chandeliers
stolen from his new house on the same
street, created considerable excitement on
Wednesday night by making targets OF
patrolman James Doherty and John Ander-
son OF the Parkville station. Dave thought
they were suspicious persons. He hred
two shote and then ran into a nearbv drug
store and called up Police Headquarters.
The patrolmen were In plain clothes.
They were detailed 10 look out for thieves
that infe-t Borough Park, They rushed
after Dave and entered the drug store as
he was telling Police Headquarters that
two crooks were hanging about and that
he had shot at them. Capt. Martin Short
and Detective Gomeringer Of the same
precinct also heard the shots and entered
IN time to hear the patrolmen called
crooks.
Mutual explanations and congratulations
on Dawes poor craftsmanship were made
and given and the hunt for real crooks re-
surlad
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.JEWISH DAY or Rejoicing.
To-day II Purim, Feast Of the Deliverance,
Time for Exchanging Presents.

Tme TOT ENchangInH Presents.
There is great rejoicing among the Jews
to-day. They are celebrating the feast called
Purim In commemoration OF the day when
the Jews In Persia were delivered from
persecution through Queen Esther. Jewish
housewives are hurrying about preparing
cookies and rich food, which will be eaten
with great festivities this evening. Every
family will have its private carnival and
the little boys and girls are already purchas-
ing the drayers (criers) with which they
will herald the triumph Of the Jews. Many
Jewish congregations and philanthropic
institutions are having dramatic perform
ances depicting the time OF Queen Esther
Il il a great time for exchanging presents
is 40 poor but it sends something to ito
friends.
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1890
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T0 TAKE ~ BAs,Ey C0LLkGE
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
nIHiAruRI ALAANAc-rFfs DAT.
sun rises :. Gle sun SETS. COS Moon rises. go
HIGH wATHB-Tum DAT.
Sandy Hook 7Is Gov. I'd E. $50 Hell Gate. eSS

veA-TnuRspAY March u.
So Rsrbarossa, Bremen, Feb. "a.
s. WeimAr. Naples, Feb. q!
So Victorian Liverpool. Feb: a.
s Silkommsn. Hamburg fsS ,,ss
s. Burseimeister, Petersen, Bremen Feb is.
Sc Wansbech. Bordeaux. Feb. 70
S. KIsh, Calcutta, Jan. q.
81 Laura. Rio Janeiro, Jan. u.
~ Polycarp, Manaos, Feb. 70.
s. Santiago, Tampico, March D.
SIS Algonquin, Jseksonvile. March D.
IS Fl Monte, Galveston. March Q.
Ss n Rio, New Orleans, March e.
IS Chsttahoochee, Boston. March IL.
s. Princess Anne, Norfolk, March ~.
Ss Benefactor, Philadelphia, March II,
81 Goldsboro, Fhiladelphla. March ~.
s. Herman Winter, Boston, March ~.
Bark fwyeyr castle. Cerro Axul. Oct. 70.
Bark Zinlta, Baltimore. March 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
Mn 10 Pension Appellate Judges.

ALBANY. March i2.-Assemblyman Hor-
nidge (Tammany) to-day introduced a
bill providing for pensioning the Justices
OF the Appellate Division and the Judges
OF the Court Of Appeals on half pay upon
the age limit.
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ii,f slsl A.sass issail. sals = l.si sirsAs
Ilatsag ssii,i,i -, |issf i4s,sai
f,iiiisi1ls..l,,isaf IlasasiA $50 thsi ~ HiA
l,,lsflss " % ~ l,ssf ilyi iissit \ ~
tt,slal ~ siuts A. sai,l.agsA " y ss.si a.
Iss a~AsAls "a ,.ifsb i.,sfsa sa.ss.sii l.sl
- sl.sd shA ttsai lasistsilsiis - tiis
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$685. . ssss-a,ssliss ~ s~s.,ess.ss
a-ssl - Astis,s A. sses "a - Alla.s
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sss..sssf go lset.a - 10 l-saf j. 1. aa.->~o.s
tl.si ~ sss snafl<ssd
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sCANNELL MUST GO TO TRIAL
Indictment for FIRE Department suppl,
Frauds stands.

Justice Scott OF the Supreme Court over
ruled yesterday the demurrers to the In
dictments against ex-Fire Commissioner
John J. Scannell and William l.. Marks.
They are indicted for conspiracy TO de-
fraud the city In the purchasing Of supplies
for the Fire Department while Scannell was
Commissioner. and Scannell Ia also under
indictment for criminal neglect OF duty.
The indictments were fled on Nov. %.
1901.
The case will probably be moved to trial
in the criminal branch OF the Supreme
Court unless II 10 deemed advisable by the
District Attorney to have the Grand Jury
find new indictments. The defendants were
accused. among other things, OF award
ing contract for rubber hose TO the Akron
Rubber Company a. II cents q foot when
there were two bids Of as cents, and with
out the assent OF the Board OF Public Inn
provements, required by the Charter TO
authorize such an award. They demurred
that the board had gone out Of existence;
that the Akron hose was better than the
other: that there was no .lowest bid be-
cause there were two bidders at 81 cents,
and that the indictments were multi
farious" citing over many items. Justice
Scott finds no merit In any Of these points.
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M Htt| ~ si9 ~
IHHHH 900 sfliasiE II tiIf
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- - lias' 80 80 thsasis - a.ass
80 ~ 80 a.tI..I asaai - s-salisss ~
~ $3.50 Il affffaHs
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ARRIVED OUT
IS Celtic. from New York. AT Queenstown.
oUrooINa srEAnsnIrs'

sAILRp YBoN roREioK PonTs
"a Cedric. from Queenstown, for New York.
81 Ia Savoie, from New York At Hayrc.
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qThe hyins out-ths arrangement
q book and Oder printed mater beam
to he finished product he same rela-
ion q does the planning Of IN architect
to the finished buikfns.
The CHELTENHAM
i Press gives to layout
and arrangement " that inn
portance which they rarely
get and 50 richly deserve.
$50 Fifth Avenue
STREET CAR TRANSFER SUIT

Soshwea Corner 20,h Street
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Call on or addres
H. L. TATDIAN,
Owens Station, Del.

To THE PEOPLE OF MILFORD AND VI
CINITY:
We will open next week in the splen-
did store room lately occupied by D.
R. Grier & Co., and adjoining our cloth
ing and mems furnishing store (which
have been connected) a complete DRY
GOODS and LADIES FURNISHINGS De
PARTMENT. This department is under
the management of Mr.. Charles H.
Abbott who has been connected with
the dry goods business of Milford for
many years.
We will be pleased to have the public
inspect the stock, and shall make de-
tailed announcements later.
c. d. ABBOTT & Co.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Great Sacrifice Sale.

$1,000 worth of clothing, underwear,
gents furnishings, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, &c, to be sold at once for cost
and less than cost, or for whatever they
will bring for cash. Going out Of busi-
ness in Milford to go in business in the
city, therefore everything must be sold.
A good business stand for rent.
This stock includes mems and boys
Overcoats, mems suits and big line of
boys and children's suits, sizes to fit
boys from 3 years old to 19 a large lot
of boys knee pants, sizes to Is, and
youths pants, mems first-class dress
pants, business pants, &c; mems, boys
and children's underwear, mems, and
boys dress shirts and work shirts, mems
and boys Overals all kinds of mems,
boys, children's, wOmen's and misses
hose all kinds of gloves for dress or
work and suspenders mems and boys
sweaters and jackets; umbrellas, cuffs
and collars, and nice line of neckwear;
lot of good jewelry, cuff buttons, shirt
studs, &C., pocket books, gentlemen's
and ladies' handkerchiers a lot of the
best extracts and perfumery made
mems and boys boots and shoes, dress
shoes and work shoes, women's s, misses,
children's and infants shoes and rub
bers mems and boys soft and stiff
hats and caps, &c. A good new and
clean stock through having been able
TO watch every detail close myself that
no old stock accumulated.
&. NJ. TATNTAN.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
EVERY CHURCH or

tion supported by voluntary cOntribu-
tion will be given a liberal quantity Of
the Longman dS Martinez Pure Paints
whenever they paint.
NOTE: Have doue so for twenty-seven
years. Sales Tens of millions of gal
Ions; painted nearly two million houses
under guarantee to repaint if not salts
factory: The paint wears for periods
up to eighteen years. Liuseed Oil must
be added to the paint, done in swO
minutes). Actual cost then about 81 %
a gallon. Samples free Sold by our
Agents. ]. Frank Porter, Greenwood;
w. A. Morrison, Lincoln City; J. A.
Galloway, Harrington. 2-6-2m.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
To Our Neighbors and Friends.

We acknowledge with deep appreci
alton your attentions and loving kind
ness shown during the last illness ot
our mother, and sincerely thank one
and all for the tender comfort and sym
pathy expressed. Language is but cold
expression to our feeling Thanks
Many thanks. MARY ROACH,
SUSAN ROACH,
HETTIE ROACH,
JOHN II. ROACH,
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Wanted At Once.
10000 White Oak Ties.
$1,000 Red Oak Ties.
Geo. II. Hall,
Blackberry Plants for Sale.

Lucretia Dewberry, Early Harvest,
Miller Red Raspberry Plants. Apply
to Mert Warren on the farm, or to
lheo. Townsend, Milford, Delaware.
DR.. E. Roberts, the Veterinarian,
has located in Milford and offers his
services to all who may need a skilled
veterinary surgeon. His Office is at
the Hotel Windsor, and he will be
prompt in response to all calls. Charges
reasonable. 1924 If
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
20 Fine Missouri Mules

will be sold at private sale at my home
one mile North of Owens Station OF
the Queen Anne railroad. They are
aged from to years; all good sized
animals. These mules were bought
right and will be sold right, and will
be guaranteed to purchaser as repre-
sented.
Call on or address
H. L. TATMAN,
19tf Owens Station, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Notice!

All persons indebted to the estate of
Elias 5. Watson, will please co ne for
ward aud settle Anyone having any
claim against said estate will present
same for payment.
Mrs. SARAH e. WATSON & SoN.
Administrators.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Strawberry Plants for Sale.

50 600 Brandywine-the best berry
for light land.
$4,000 Johnson's Early one of the
best of early varieties.
25,OOO Candy Prize the best late
berry, and all right on heavy land.
Apply-tO THEo. TOWNSEND,
Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Card of Thanks.

l desire to thank my numerous
friends and neighbors, who so untir-
ingly stayed by me during the illness
Of my beloved wife Nothing thar
they could do was left undone.
w. II. LANK.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Many School Children are Sickly.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children.
used by Mother Gray, nurse in Children's
Home, New York, Breaks up Colds in q
hours, cure FeverishRess, n Headache, Stomach
Troubles, Teething Disorders, and Destroy
Worms. At all druggists. 25c' Sample mail
ed FREE. Address, Allen S Olmsted, Leroy.
N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Shooting Watch.

There will be a shooting match at
dead mark Tuesday morning, February
10th. at ten o'clock on the Robert Davis
home place, Cedar Neck, for turkeys,
geese, chickens, etc. Come one, come
all. JOHN H. ROBERTS.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06

NOTWITHSTANDING the increased
price of coal, and the rumor of the adj
vance in bread, the price of KOlb's bread
has not been raised, but remains Sc. the
loaf. Received fresh every day at
HOlden's Cafe,
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
For Rent.
l024tf

Large brick dwelling house. on South
Front street, better known a. the Dra-
per property. Apply to
WINDSOR HOTEL.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06

AS am going out of business and
will leave Milford, all persons owing
me will please come forward and settle
their accounts, as I must collect same
at once. Z. M. IATMAN.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-06
Twelve Tons Of Tomatoes Per Acre.

On ground where King Lime was
used in early spring of 1902, on lands Of
Thomas Curry, at Greenwood, twelve
tons of tomatoes per acre were pro.
duced last year. This lime is sold by
James NJ. Hammond, Milford, Del.
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