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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

and ovarian troubles. and builds up the
entire system. l also consider n one of
the finest cstarrh TemetlIe- l know vi '-
Nj C. tee, NJ ID.
talsrrb - systemic di-eaae durable
only by systemic treatment A rsmedy
that cures cAtarrh must am dirs-sflv st
the depressed nerve oenters. / ms IL " hat
Peruna does.
Peruns immediaiel, invigorates the
nerve eent.rs which gar Vitality 10 kbe
mucous membranes. Thea cstarrA tlis-
appears. Then eat.Arrh is permasseaIly
cured.
II vou do not derive prompt Aad sa&,e-
factory results from the use u Pernna
write at once to DIR. Hartman, eiviux .
full statement of your case aud ~ wili
be pleased to give you his valustsle si-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman President Of Ths
Hartman osnitsrium. Columbus. OAso
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A Plant Mithnn. rnnts

There is a plant in Chill. and a sim
far one in Japan. called the flower
OF the air" II is SO called because 81
appears 10 have no root. and is never
CvCd to the earth, Il twiHes round A
dry tree or sterile rock. Each shoot
produces two or three flowers like a
white. transparent and odorifer.
GUS. II is capable Of being transport
cd COO or 200 miles. and vegetables as
t travels suspended on a tRig.
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srszn 30 oHra rrs 10 1ol.suo.
ir.as EadNrF
FrsuE tHF1ra nasz-- "a ta-t s- . s,nilsr
psrsfHf u tar A-a - . eHEssf CO. assin.
hlssnras o. Hlg = Fai@dn tolinlF sad Hisie
sfara-s'd 81 ffu sd fran SIS pa ihe q
NNA EI NnUI n iflllf 49, fr esHh snd every
rass - sfsnln iasl b. hy t.se sse q
. sll.s - sas4f NlaE
FRANK CHENFy
sTnru o. haflsrr snf sliis. f|ifrd o. nj gras
en-. Co.'s STA as q ialsiiiisafl A d fsas
GLEASON
No1sRr FusLIc
Harus CsHsrsh Cu-- !. tsz.n intsrbsliy snd
alHsIIlf hr Hllfd ard aifIls saafs4es u tise
a. s.ali. ai flr frsi auHnIsf free
2 Z CHENEY a co. Tol..ia. o
-aH-d Or a. u-lll
fasc - E4lai5 l.lss. for calasti gsiiosa
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Dad
m @ 81 aHrr. 1rHr Hr#H
d. zaa r
ulf.r o. Hu
zEief o. saH ans eHEa
haa alna s r.n ea. als $50
an aaazuer Bis
came aaHl aHa# sE
rara Irea al aaee mar1Er
rharr a ar s uars lar tHr Hi
suruo rsarts nr Halrss talH 81 uaf
.umllar. eH lr -aasaa-ir a.fae
z,.ua-lI.F a=saaia.HE eI-E 1allrlssIF 81
hui Obs fnai uoH. 01g taaluz u thf
mar-lazr sas entails sa maas rsar.lu-
slhIrIea and datIss -ha. Hiau uacs
u o. rhr E Er uarr..s fa Ha
ttma n ais raaal la herr har u.ar
F5ud i1a tree ir1m cares aHl
- auauaiaI ustare
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Ss.ooo Vsaas. Tor iss.

- u lsIllaf sauir aSer the T1hn
7aAzer -eed Co. la Lrasse Nsr
uiskrz. TuFJ vHi srua yau tham Blg
piaft ana sead aatalus together We
susaEh =Hea % Eros
ea0 nne. solid Cahbases
lHH aahrisua Carrots
$50 b.aulhlaE uuriv ealerv.
Han rlrE. harlarF Lertale.
afHH splendid onions
HIu rare lIlaTi1us BaFishes
lain EIuriuasif brilliant f'inaeers
Tbs zratt Offer = made o. order to
auaure Fau rn era unair " psrral.ffl ssss.as
TOR ben E1u uure plant tUem go
stA s-ua ua alhars ana
AlL FoR BrF lng rasHksE.
pro aE yea wlH refuru fHIs notice.
and D. yal Will send tnan zHu 81 paat-
az Hhes anl saa Jo the above = pnl -
AK af lhr famous Lerlluar Cagua5s,er
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T=E SMALLEST on sEeosp.
eussrs PRINTED Bihie coaia Be Pis1sd
~ ~aInut Shell


~ ~sInut Shell
rrnhaale one dI Che fniezf Mss
cser recorded aa4 tGe urIa BfoiH To-
aauu she'll fHa size of a smal-
huu's erE an acauunr u ubIrh has
bHeu rrFHar.eu among .Es fiarIaiau
uauuso-.a-z By Peter Bales an Ems
u=hmau and eiark of rbe .laurIrs
On contained a. many leaves as a large
BisIa and a. much raadlrE ua-f-E uH
each rala WIN powerful glass 90
HaHii Ha read easily Tho an lIr ul
this iuiasE ho8a oH rgeara Ise M
fbr Time ar Queen EImbefh and H
f5Ta. presented tar majesty with the
Lord- PRAYER Che Creed Ten Com
wauamaufs. .ao short La.n prayers
his avu uamr and motto and che date
au written ou Uu Jf paper the size
1i a HraHr nail and -st .n rims oE
zail COVERED alh crystal Hu this
case alsa a ulasuifrns -.as- mad che
vrriu. gHte IrEHIe
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o.asT FE.mlnssi Psys.s ans vs.
sse faasfss fs-Fs-na.

~ adlEWE.IsI w .1eiFzEsDN Eesiicz.
- f.zasil iner - he lrs.ssary ~
zssu4 s1saassio - tnlasnils tnlss-Es
$50 - b. serFail @hres YEA - v e-z fOsn@
ass Isss fali.ssr sHa y - ss faorHsss
"Aiso~ 9< - csSecss ~ EcAss-
s4ses 70 y'oS nor tAs Aeoetss dee,. ~
asoss soS< Sos1crsUj eeOA1n.
6A0e SAof 0ooeb s.AS hr0aa0Al
sS1A . .Ass cAsaes ssI q 49,
cesssder -, seH seH 00A A1nps
a@stbs of Ssss.eesaG FcIAs~ -
kceees. Rersas sia e.re yss-"
A csnstss snrir Increasing nunli.cr of pAv
-ioisH~ pre-rrihe PersIuA Va rhsiF prsot8ce.
u hssa proven a. Hsorits ~ HsssEDia.th4y sssi
even she dactors base overcome thsir
Pee issdifoe s-sinss so.0.li is-d psaent mesii-
zines .ad raroms,eaa . 10 tbeir patients.
ferui.s oeaupse- a unique P,ssition IN
medical -cIeace D. j. the aGslg isieEns.
systemic osasrrh remedy known 10 the
meslfaal profession to-day. tatsrrh. ~
everyone VIII adBsif - the eaGse 81 one
half the ai-.s-s which sfiiicts Isafs.sI Iaa
tsisrrn and catarrhal Diseases si'iIot
s.ii Of he pespls u ia. tnitea st.sos
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! Eos-.rt r Roberts, NJ. ID, Wash
Haxton. ID. q. writes .
"forue6o ~ 0e0 eaDcesc0SSs
sss se~ o. 49, Of assy Of ays
strscaos Ss6 Ac0SSsSs4sces Ukee
hsse hses eSre6 ~ reviewed ~ CO.
sfArrh b. shs Sse Of fsaaasAa -
efAersoA- . Css considerably seesss-.
! sse0e n - sksss< s0>teria6 tvoO s4Sh
seseorScrs. Sad Awe No ne >SsO sjeS ~
.presSr'bsaR % 60 asy pssscass. -.
sRobt RI X R0Acus
. . .
Dr. X Robbins. Muskoeco. l. T..
writes:
Peruna il the best medicine know Of
for coughs and 20 ssengthea a weak ssom-
an aud % give appetite. bssisiss pre-
-crIhing u Tor oatarrh. / have ordered u
tor weak and debilitated pe,pie. and have
not had pstieni but said At helped him
u is an excellent mediciae aud Il tit. 80
many cases
u have large practice. and have a
chance 10 prescribe Your peruna ! hope
you may live long 10 do good 10 the suck
and the suffering
Dr N g t,ee writes from 5l3 Jones st,
san Francisco. Cal
peruna has performed so many won
derful cures In san Francisco that | am
cOnvincsd that II IL a valuable remedy
! have frequently advised its use for
women, a. ] find u insures regular and
painless menstruation, cures Leacorrhua
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

yoa doaf s.t The ssse~a sne
hosi Sc Four esE fsulf EsAA.os
-aa1h D. tor sac eSery ~heus Axe
.here H paslzisey HSth.l> - sssn-
H Is agsll-y % QlzantIsy
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~A- r1ilr a saf.1s = f.s.I EksF A.
en- ....Ii allf - la ..,ssa - .i.
81 ale la a1na sss ra.lrf l. saa.f
z fs1 s. q ls z--.-r g..
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A-a' I.la ttslelEert auesfsssnas X
sod ~ . Elra-.as-a - 49, a.,.a.-4x
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

TIE elgazeuz-u- b q E.s sas .
E ana So , gessissaas.g sad saae
aN plaalaasGEa2l ta-iag -lEdeel
o. rc i1lasagausi5 sa.gs5se yoa
arasc the ascssd
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

'Is there any chance for 3 good man
10 get lob here NO. but wen pui
You to work
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

People snmeriusas say "a chip of the
old liocs when they mean a enlp of
she odd bloc head
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

The secret Of the popularity Of Baxter.
Iiull head .-Ceut cigar Is revealed In one
wurd-"1uality.'
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
aesh-r e-,r. s---t Powder. for Chna-.>

successfully used by Mother Gray. nurss
m the Children $ Home VA Ne. y N0rk cure
Constipation, teyerishness. lad stomach.
1eet ing Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels aud DESTROY W orms over 81, ,url tes-
tim0Rials At al Druggists, 25s. Sample
bkAh. Address A. ,. Olmsted, Leitoy N. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Piso's Cure Is tho best medicine ever useA
for all affections OF the throat and lunGs.-wA
q. ESDsLEY, Eanburen, Ind, Feb. 10, 1901
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

II was real treat al the Denver poul
try exhibition to hear the roosters CROW ?
Psha~ NO treat for me Who want.
20 eat crow 9''
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
- - u. !. .ILvrs ID rrr
"a \ o
PUTNAM FADEIEss DYES are
fssl to .ghl and washing

'HaV Ions zIaU boil fh- .rrs
nHa aul asHeI rlr HrUk 'i don't exact
ly know rsNur1 fhe F1ung h1us,sy ffs
nuf cook rhuu urti thes are real ven
aar
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

~ rras uas a1azea 90 -
~ - the Eaars Q
ss.s aa .ufln seF sraa sasszs psIus
BE- taH sE n uy nars aua rhrataga
the siaasH an. saa aaaoeea - "a o.
~ ~ aEaarma ss1rf iuaa
asoc EaIEa lll rs aeEs o. 3 uagaa
iasns Etaau :. dnfr Fsas ans 0 ca
perauced aa a aad as -s-.af
rsszr ald1rE Fs uzaHe a .ass.
as 20 81 81 r1Hers f-um kldnas clssr-
4ars aEa 1ei1 ese then fzr lfla3 %
sazseF 81 lllrn co.. Hura.a y r..
uraa ass p Eur eaie fy al drass.lists.
.riz- 3 oouta pdr ba4
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- have iust heard Of q COW that eats
hsh Thats strange. but my cat ~
eat mic. "
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

why did your cook leave "Oh sh,
said WIS - eVeu-temDered that -b,
couldn't stand The monotony"
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Defiance Starch Is guaranteed big.
gest and best OF money refunded ls
ounces, 10 cents. Try it now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Pastor-Sister Jones' were YOU ever
tempted 20 tel lie Sister il have
been asked 10 tell my age
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

To Cure a Cold IN One day.
Take Laxative bromo Quinne Tabets. Al
druggists refund money II 1t fails to cure -
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Defiance Starch Is put up 10 ounces
In package, 10 cents. Ono third
more starch for the same money.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Gentleman 60 peddierl Call these
safety matches Why. they won't light
AZ ALI PeddIer- Well. wot could yer
ave saffrr
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

rui sc1 a-lls.1esais calls s-chster-ls-s
aalH aI.aal. tlsEae tuA Z 49,
lal u.aal be Greenland : i1s s.s..H
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

He-fou are 50 much too good for me
that J am always afraid Of losing YOU
she see. d pu think that m too rood
10 be true
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hLI FuH H|T ~ TI9TtaE-
Tsoa.als ana nIlian pollar ern...

A bad sgE lse bad news sbaaId be
broken gently
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Try me just once and I am surO
to come again. Defiance Starch
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

lo Fol lso EliaE o. schaat 5ahn-
~ asked rlr eisIrur Nps H.r aH-
saerea sbH trarafaI arHhln and Z.
-ua Z home COO haf Q doe lac st.sr-
iag -Haru bots grorn fiuief
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Fhe ml'drst fabscen fhat sra~s !. used
H taf uasrallH % Haafafs Ba.s.as-4 =
eanl ca-sr Trs one sua see
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

No wonder Panama has been so gen
orally recognized. Uncle Sam Is a good
Chaperoue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Never Kiss n girl on the street: the best
place Is on the mouth
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

smile pr satisfaction zoe. with one Of
Bakers "Buflhead' scent cigar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

F man has uJ eur flr music he can
a least use DO as "a pen rack
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

It's tho Eiri Win graceful carriage
ehO prefers 90 walk
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

70 YOU have smoked a BalIhesd scent
cigar Enu know how good they are n
Fuu have not better trr one
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

p fruar wfrt pn~s~v n thair .oul- would
500 q ahare ed tor ives ses4s be A-.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Nrs- ~ ibeeow = Soothing ayrup.
for chidren teethine soften- the gums reduce. in
hsinnAtion aiag pain, cures vino coliG zsc ootte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

% sou step on banana peel II isa sign
o. au early ill
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
Iho = =. Dscs. 81 ASricusturs

Gives to -alzar Oats its heartiess
su1ni serqnut. Salzer New National
Oats Yielded Or 1909 from 150 to s0o
b.. per acre iu 30 different States. and
sou. sir. t-ruIer. can beat this ~ 1900
o. yvu VIII -aizer seeds are pedigree
seeds bred 49, through careful seisc-
zion % U4z ylelas
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

The too arHateaf faddar ulauta On
sarf'. sus EHa3 f1r "a toms has aul the
ofbrf So toms Errr t4aHef Har acre.
t.ruHs FNHrFu Der.. zH does Ntatprit
Rapr E.HlHluE f0 H0n Ihs sheep ana
ss.Hr food urr H.rr
alsT sa>B 1oc ~ sTtvrs TO THs
I1hH ralEHr seed CO.,. Ia Crosse.
Mts and receive iu return rhair big
aafaiHz and lots OF farm seed samples.
"a y -
he The injured woman must have
been uuf shopping She Impossible.
She bad money in her purse
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29

Smoke Baxters ''Bunhead" bo Cigar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
sTND 1Oo IN sTAMps

snd this n0tire to the John A Salze-
seed Co.. Ia Crosse. Wis. and you win
get their big cataloe and lots OF farm
seed samples free. tW. n. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-29
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
@. ". LEDERER BANKRUPT.
GiUes Liabilities as S17O,925 and
ASSETS as 500.

voluntary petition in bankruptcy was fled yes
terday by George W. Lederer. the theatrical
ager. giving his liabilities s17os25. with assets
OF 800
Mr.. Lederer says the liabilities were incurred
while a member Of Lederer & Mcclellan, composed
OF himself and George p. Mcclellan. the playwright
which ceased 10 do business in 1892 and has no
assets, and also member of Canary & Led
erer. The latter firm. the petitioner states ceased
20 do business in 1897. though it was never legally
dissolved II also has NJ assets.
Among the creditors are Clara Mpman,
assignee Of Louis Mann $685. Daniel A. Sweeney
assignee of NJ. VI. Thomas for costumes SO 2s1;
Harry Munson, S2.l2s: Rose Coghlan, amount IN
known; ST. Ermins Hotel, London. 1901; John Z.
henshaw. $500; Lord g. Taylor. amount unknown
estate Of Edward Lester amount unknown; Joseph
Murray, Surveyor OF the Port OF New-York loan.
$500; Ludwig Highlander, No. 745 West End-ave,
Thirty-sixth-st., s1210; ]. Wesley Rosenquest and
z. CoIvilIe Fourteenth Street Theatre, S5,05s. OF
the claims of the above named creditors the Pc
ttioner states. all have been satisfied. but owing
TO the death OF his attorney the satisfaction pieces
have become scattered and lost; none were record
ed and. although satisfactions have been given
by the creditors the judgments remain unsatisfied
of record.
Other creditors are Thomas Q. seabrooke amount
unknown; Pennsylvania Printing Company. Phila-
deph.a, $500; Durlands Riding Academy, $780,
Louis Sherry. Forty-fourth-st. and Fifth-ave,
amount unknown; Sol Bloom: New,Amsterdam
unknown; Franklin Bien. attorney, 1867; julius
Among the assets Mr.. Lederer lists number Of
claims against various persons, principally for
breach of contract, but they not added TO the
assets. Among the claims the following: Clara
Iipman for money advanced and breach OF con-
tract. $500; Harry. Wen, Chicago, breach of con.
tract. $500; j. j. & + j. Grace Boston OF. breach OF
Sire breach OF contract, $4,000; George Il. McLel-
lam $4,000.
Sylvan Bier. of counsel for Mr.. Lederer said that
the debts are the results of disastrous theatrical
ventures conducted by Mr.. Lederer some years ago
According to Mr.. Bier Mr.. Lederer insisted that he
never a member OF the firm OF Canary & Led
erer, and that the Lederer mentioned in Il his
wife. However. judgments were obtained against
Mr.. Lederer Mr.. LedereI's reason. said Mr. Bier
for fling schedules at this time is that his long
standing Indebtedness may be wiped out. and that
he may get 10 work again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
AGAINST ONTARIO TRUST.
Objecting Stockholders to Appoint
Committee to End 1t.

A meeting OF the New York Ontario and West
ern stockholders who are opposed to a continue
ton Of the stock voting trust held yesterday
afternoon. James B. Clews called the meeting TO
order and nominated Horace L. Hotchklss for
chairman. who presided Mr. Clews. who made
the principal address at the meeting. said in parts
The Ontario and Western voting trust well
be termed the veteran OF the veterans in point of
service. For twenty-four years we have been I'm
age. want be free manage prop
erty, and 10 have our guardians discharged The
recent letter signed by the stockholders to Presi
dent Fowler contains very full and complete
statement of case. I would suggest, therefore,
Mr.. Chairman that the secretary Of the meeting
read the letter in question to the stockholders
present
The secretary read the letter OF protest which,
It will be remembered signed by forty-three
Of the principal Wall Street houses. who were
registered owners OF the stock to the extent OF
lss 900 shares.
Mr.. Clews then read a set Of resolutions which
were unanimously adopted. These resolutions au-
thorize and instruct the chairman OF the meeting
10 appoint a committee OF i've OF which he himself
IS to be a member this committee TO have fun au-
thority to take such action il may deem wise
and eXpedient for bringing the existence Of the
voting trust 10 an end. It IS understood that the
committee will promptly retain counsel
There were about Seventy-nVe stockholders pres
ent at the meeting. among them being Donald Nc
Kay, NJ G Bowler, ". L Kennedy, IT.. J. g.
representatives OF most OF the well known houses
in the Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
SWITCHED At TOP SPEED.
SO Toycerman Says Of Federal En-
presS-Engineer Harmed.

The State Railroad Commission examined wit
nesses yesterday about the accident 20 the Fed
eral Express the so-called treasure train OF the
New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad. on
Monday night near Port Chester. Previously the
board formed the opinion that the train left the
rails in Connecticut. but that the wreck occurred
I'm New-York. It was decided 10 60 ahead with its
investigation. however
George DAILY. conductor OF the train said II was
running on time. and at about forty-hve fifty
miles hour, the usual speed II never had been
signalled before that night to pass over the
over from the express to the local track. The en-
CINE evidently left the rails when IL struck the
tangent in the crossover. When the rear car. in
which tho witness riding reached the place
where the crossover had been. there was no cross
over there
switch at forty-hve fifty miles an hour?" asked
Commissioner Dickey.
Il should say not" answered DAILY.
Charles II. Phillips, the head brakeman. said the
emergency brakes were applied just before ths
accident occurred At tho last stop the witness
saw the engineer. Apparently hs Wss in the best
OF health. was the fireman.
Charles Phillips. the tower man. testified that
the train passed caution signal and tnen danger
signal before it struck the cFossover. He had set
the first time in his knowledge Che had worked IN
the tower for two years. that the train was
point The order 10 switch came from the chief
train dispatcher, and received five minutes
been switched as had been intended in the case
OF the wrecked train These trains always had re-
rate OF speed from fifty to sixty miles hour. he
thought
Later Phillips was recalled and made II clear
that the train passed only signal a quarter OF
mile east of the home switch. signal The
former was set for the engineer 10 use caution 1t
old not mean that the engineer should stop his
train, but that he should approach the home signal
at greatly reduced speed. The homs signal indi-
Gated that the train should the cross-oVer al
not over ten miles an hour
W. H Foster. chief train dispatcher Of the New
NJ tEa Nat. -V1rlr N,avr Hyaxra
Hartford Railroad, was examined in reference to
the order issued from New-York 10 the tower man
and said il given to enable the express run
around train that the express track near
New-Rochelle.
More testimony was given that the signals in
volved In the accident were IN Connecticut AC-
cording to Phillips. the tower both the signals
and the switch were in Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
SAYS SHE BURIED WRONG HUSBAND.
Lodge Wins Suit for Insurance-She Had
identified Wrong Man Before.

Alleging that the she buried as her husband
was nor he. but another. the supreme council of
the Catholic Benevolent Legion yesterday won in
the suit Of Mrs Ellen Mary Quinn. recover 600
Insurance carried by Marcus A Quinn. the hus-
hand The verdict in favor of the defendant was
rendered by Jury in Part of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn.
Quinn became a member OF Lexington Lodge
G. = T., in 1892 and took out a policy for 5000.
lie was a member in good standing in July, 1899.
when Mrs Quinn alleges he died The benevolent
legion refused to pay the insurance money. On the
suit the legion eontended that Mrs. Quinn was
mistaken IN Identifying and burying a body as
that Of her husband. 1t contended that Quinn
before.
The legion proved that prior occasion Mrs
Quinn Identified body as being that OF her hus-
band. She buried the Dody and collected the
amount due a policy OF the Prudential Life In
surance Company Several days after she received
The money her husband walked into the house alive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
DIG TO FIRE And SMOKE.
Workmen Orercome By Sterch from
Garbage in "Made Land"

Passaic May u SPECIALIZATION worlmen began
TO exeavate for sewer through Essex-st this
morning they dug into what turned out to be
fiery furnace and a bed OF hot ashes, which had
kept Are for three four years. The excavation
had been made only about twelve feet deep when
smoke issued from the ground in a great volume
from volcano
This part OF the street at one time used as
the city ash dump and in many instances the
ashes dumped here were hot. and were mingled
with garbage and other refuse The garbage when
dumped on the ashes. tended keep the fires alive
and when the soil removed to-day II is thought
that the embers rekindled and set fire TO the gar
bage The debris caused sckenng odor Three
Of the men who were at work in the excavation
We're overcome and are now confined to their
homes.
The unpleasant smell soon spread to the houses
near BY and the occupants protested. Health In
spector Clearwater was called but when he reached
the place SAID that the case did not come under
his jurisdiction An assistant fire chief John
Vesch, secured dispfectants. and with the aid of
nre hose gave the residents temporary relief
Work was stopped for several hours on the exca-
Vauon but as soon as 1t was resumed the smoke
poured forth IN as great volume as before ITniess
the Board OF Health takes some action toward
stopping the odor the residents say that they will
get an Injunction against the further prosecution
of the work on the sewer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
TROUBLE In THE S. Pei
Investigation of accounts asked }.
Is Said-Mayor in Board.

At 8 cabinet meeting Of the beard Of mana,
of the American Society for the Prevsnt,osS
Cruelty 70 Animals. at the headquarters !.
society yesterday afternoon, the auestio, .oe
thorough examination of the company.
counts, etc, came up for consideration
cording to certain members present. this &C
voked heated discussion. The meetfn, Y.'-
for several hours.
John P. Haines. the president OF the .o....
was, il is understood. somewhat aversa =. -
examination being made. saying that IL w.
necessary and expensive. that enc of thu -
tees who was anxious that an exarnir,a.
should be made promised that ne would a.
the expense out of his own pocket
Meanwhile the Henry Bergh Humane sa.,..-
recently organized TO work along the sanas l,,.-
IS issuing new circular to demonstrate "a -,
citizen his right to arrest and cause arress sas
To snow the need for our existence g.
man David Belais told Tribune reporter i ~
must show that the Society for the Prsvsn,,s,s
OF Cruelty to Animals does not do its WORT
Mr.. Belais said he had heard nothing q. ..
5. p. C. A. meeting in the afternoon NJ
was elected a life uenber of ~
Haines's society. and member of the hoard -