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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22

Bape Nilis Den t0oe in0taser oer
lamnte fienotlise Soloning MOD
aonseriset StaIien iom fine Sorsi9n'
gere Bius ben 9be og SEQ Den 13be,
3ette fonnner uoentet, ba man t9itf.
te, at ban piIbe Bile iig mere forion.
Zig og fsie fig unoer ben npe Singe.
mes Sroen fom opretteoes, ba ben op'
iplitteoe os politiif forfomne italian.
tie Salbs iamleoes til ct Hige iinoer
Seltefongen 8ictor emmanuel. Mer
nei, ben npe 9abe err Iigeiaa nmeo.
gieriis iont De andre og ipiaer 5ange
! Satifanet, ifisnt Solicit | &om os
belle Stalien eierne pilbe ie bam fer.
Oes ibIariot benz.
Regieringen bar MI begpnot al
Grte BAN. 6orIeoen fuutbgioroes, al
en- %offentlig @uftion ifuloe boloes
ober togle belige Scar, tilbsrenoe
Moitret | Eicino. aalfe og Breite.
flRoer bar oeiaa meb. greiien / San
Salcatore fit meb Isie aliftionen
forbinoret neo at libtage en- Sniuur.
ton MOB oen.
S mango italienife 8ropinier er
misunderstanding blepen for.
buot | De offentIige SfoIer. 9praa.
oct / Geiena err Oct Iibitc, iorrt bar la.
bet bsre fra iis / benne Sag. Oct
pebtog Ell 9eiIutning, bpori oct no.
talte, at "ltnoerpisning | Den romer.
lie 9atefismus cr Itrioenbe mob ben
.borserlige @oralitet,"
8egieringet bar befalet, at Seiilit.
f~loitret 8moolio ifal flpttes ira Bill
la Sorlonio. Set bar I9n9e tilbsrt
Seiuiteroroenen, og oen tpife 9ister
8oetbe opboIbt ii9 Ger pan lin italien.
ife Reiie | 1856:
gatifanet frpgter for, at Hegierin.
gen BIZ itbrpboe ale Wunfeorbener
oa oe itrengt taget life bar Ioblig &et
til at eriitere / Stalien. 2ieeleoes er
gapen nngitelie for, at Stalien ifal
ielge / 5ranfries 5o0ipor % forbpoe
Runfc 90 &iinner at unberpiie / Sfo.
Ierne. 9e marse. iom cr fonlne ODER
ira 8ronfrig, uil pa faa oct onbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
On Napoleon.
Yeisser Earis, men bans WGrpGrelie
prffcr rinse CpmrrfiOmbco.


Man pentebe en- bel Concentration
L Baris, ga en- Rapoleon I forrige ltge
TOM til gpen; men oIi gift title al.
NoeIe 8enner al Den beremte aeiier.
famiIie iamleoe fig paa Sernbaneita.
tionerJ ipineenbe fine Satte o. raabte
"2epel" - bet bar BET belle. Zen
Napoleon, JON fom, itaar ! riisiiif
Sjeneite o. er en- Ssn al 8rins Ra-
poleon sSoiepb Saul, iom bsoe | 1891.
Moberen Glotilbe, en- 9atter al gam.
lie Song gictor emmanuel al Stalien,
Ieoer enbnu. gnleoninsen til, at
@eneraImaior 0apoleon 2ouis inc.
trai / 9aris, bar ben, at bans gamIe
Sante Watbilbe, fsbt 1920, err 300.
Briuien er ~itationeret | aaufaiien %
fom oper ct. Yetersbnrg til Earis.
IS 2iittih | 9elgien traf ban iammen
meo fin Glore 8rooer, iom err forpiit
ira 6ronfrig, forbi ban er gonapar.
ternes Sbroniororer. Der er 3 Var
melem grsorene. Gen 9lbite er
fsbt 1862, ben pneite 1864. 9esge
neoltammer fra Den itore Sellers
pngite 9rooer Serome, en- itbetpoelig
Wano, Der engang opbolbt fig | Sine
rita, bpor ban eiterlob iig Some og
gsrrL men iiben blep aonge ! @eit.
fallen I 5piflano. Sperfen Rapolecn
Den fsrite eller Rapoleon s0en treble
eiterlaber iig affom. Gen titnl9re
Ropoleon Den auben bsbe ! Ell ung
aloer.
BariierblaSene beifriper sen rils'
fife 8enerolmoior, Erins HapoIeon
2ouis. bsiit forificaig. "S'Gcbo De
Garis" finder, at ban bar en- ~ilaaenoe
2igbeo meo oct 8ortrGt al Napoleon
l. iom b9nger / ct. @rotien. "2e
Wtotin" ipneS berimob, at ban 'let
life Iigner HopoleonfS lGgtcn. "Si.
bre Gnrole" ii8er, at ban er ODER
RiooeIbsioe % bar en- manoig 6renI'
tr9oen. "S'action" beifriper BAN
lom telnmelig bsi % iuGr, iaa man
maa taae BAN ior Ell ircoelig San'
beIsmono al Set alminbelige SIags.
"5isaro" tiger, han er bsi % tpnb 90
bar ct melonfolif aniigt. Sfslge
"@il 9lns" bar Sriniet ct penllgt
90 imilenoe aniigt, % ban er life
iaa tpnb, iom 6otosraiierne i Uni.
form ipnes at antpoe.
"Matiu" Loo ham interpiepe, %
iislge bette 9lao iagOe ban: Seq
penter bpert 2ieblif at bltue falot
tiIbage til &uslano, Nile Der | Gait
oct perrter arig, og iialb oct fomner
iii ltorDfning, bliper min Sipiiion
en- al De fsrite, iom ienoes til @rGn-
len. Sele ben rusiiife Scr er i0roig
til at goa / arig; men De menige on
ifer oct life. ollie trer, at arigen er
nunbsoaeIig; finn GSoren bolSer fro.
faIt pao 6reoen. San boloer Sper.
oene / Sfeoen, % oct ifplbes bans
9eltrpbelier, at Srigen life allereoe
bar briibt ub."
GrinS 9apoIeon 2oltis faar Ell be-
tpoeIig grp eiter lin 9amIe Sante.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Suiepb Chamberlain bcIot / Sirs.

bags en- Sole / 1uiib Gan ! 2oroor.
ser bar ipIot til 5rGngieI. Get bar
idpisIseIig i'm Sarifreiorm. ban tal.
te ont. Sanidsbe, at Sonoon III bar
SerSen$ Clearing Spuie", men ber.
ne Stiling fiinoe life opretboloes
bpiS man foitbolSt ben iorGloeoe
"Sarii-S pertro", eller bpis Der life
ifer en- 6cranSrins meo oct nhpGren'
De SorbolS iii aolonierne. gf Sp.
aaper ira Ssrien iremsif Oct neuliig,
al Sen uoenIanSife erpcrt I'll DC bri'
rife aoIonier babe iteget Ianst tier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Oct or bnaacliat at trrfe poo, al

Oct or brsscliat at trrfe poo, at
Der trobs al GIenoigbeher BOG oaIaa
CT meaet, Der er eobt her / Tcroen.
@aomilSbeocn er iiGr megct Itor her
I 9ouSet, bpor Der 10 er iaa megen
RiaSom. Bare iii SoipitnIcr, Stir
fer og SfoIer bIcu Ser iioite aar
ffipnfet 90 ~teitamenteret oper $780,.
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Set air ct gearcb ON 9on6ets lto

Get eir ct Searrb ont 2nnbets llo'
biflhtg, raar man bsrer, at 6ormei'
enbom for Siben finn r~eprrienterer
II 9rocent al TOR Rationolformle.
Sor 40 Gar iibcn beitoo oper Salp'
bclen (55 8roccnt) of bcnne | Sarm'
rienoom. 5orifieuen ifriper iig, iom
befienbt, life fra noeen Neogang |
2onbpproier, men fra en- uirbponIig
rolf 5rcmgang paa andre Smraaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
@il Soma Better abbiecrc? st

@l Song Eeter nboteerc! UT
8iencrbIoo siensier ct &pgte ON, at
Song @eter al Serbien %forbereoer Jig
til irioiuigt at fraiise JIG Sronel, o.
piI Sa opcrlaSe set til Stormagterne
at uouGone bans giterislser. 5por
megct set er | bette Hpete err life
aoot at uioe, men bit er set, at Ii.
i1rerne / Serbien itaoig blir mere og
mere broQet % inopiflet, 90 at Song
GcterS Sitting blir mere og mere
iortpilet. Get blir iorreiten heller
irmeu Moro at bli Song EeterS Gf'
termouO, Tor Wagterne bill fr9pe al
ban. at han nben 9aabe og Sarnt.
biertigbco ifaI itrafie aongemoroer'
ne, % iaa bGrer BET efter al Sano'
ipnligbcS LIS meb &epoll,ticn. <s.
IouS o9 Siterrise afpentcr mes
SpGnSirg gegipenbeoerneS Sang
Serbien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
SCilcu or uruffclia.
@laoet

"GOit" / @ouiton oficutIigaisr Ell Gr'
tITrIHg ira 6or5umoS' Seuator !. W.
&uiIcD. bpori ban ioritfrer, at lea
oil heller trGtfe mig tilboge ira oct
otientlige Yin emo at naupre min
Stat % nit @arti peo al iteunue for
HatltitatToneu al Yanama.S rafta.
ter, Gercftcr Qo0r Senatoren itreugt
lrctte meN YrriiNeut RooiepeIt FOR
bans Banana SoIitif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
gOelesaenOc sIOm. ct paIois:

Noelrggeuoe blnri. UT pPlol9t
ganoreieruoir beo gloemfontein |
OransefoIonierp Spbairifa, iprang /
Ssnbags, og De iioitrsmmenbe Sano.
master orrettebe f~orfprbeIige Zoe.
legaelier. Smfring 80 8erioner
oriifneoe, og ire Sotaer og 176 an
ore Silie bIep repet pGf al Slommer.
SunSreoer al Berioner blep biemlsle
beo oenne ltlpffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Gn fri Seaanoling.

Or. Gibbs @apmiloheb % ~ubeer9nieoe
5rp paa tine 9G9eutibler 9~pot9igres oerueo,
at ban tilbpoer OF ienoe enbuer 2iosroe Ell
fri Sebauolius. Sen mGrtpGroI9e Itprfeu'
be Sirfning fan iples siebIittslig, og iuSeu
fan iibeu mere minolte Sptl ON, at 9Gses
miolerne nil furere BAN.
ct iaa liberalt Silbuo er albrig fgr blepeu
aiprt 8ublifum. Sugeu funoe uiie mere
Silio til fin e9en 9pgtt9beo eno peo at ttIs
bpoe ct inaoant 8eprs oerpaa Iloeu minoite
8ootgiprclie. Gilbert Stunt for 5uil pa
Niistaute er blepeu flertet peo Or. 8ioos
afgiorte Selo o9 bans 3tlbuo ON at laoe
2Rgemiolerne beoiie lin e9en @pobeo.
Naar Sc tiIItrioer Sr. atoo, bpr man life
glemme at op9ipe, bpilten Sp9oCm man Ii.
Der al, o. Be pil oa erbploe ben irle Be
banoItnsen meo gultsn. portofrit. Scr at
fire ii9 9oftprers perionli9e SpmGrtionr'
beb, bpr man itriue til bans Sripattontor,
JON fpI9er:
Or. Sames ~. &ioo,
81 Saltrs Slud, fort @apne, Snn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22

.fere END GrpOrten fra @oberIamoet.
5 bette WisiorboIb mnotte Der tie en-
5oranorina, erfIrrebe ban. Man fit
tase grfarinsen til 2aremeiter %
bpgge bet ripe Rige paa en- rp gruno-
Dolb peo at inofsre geifptteIiestoIo,
Iieeiom ale anore cipiliiereoe Ratio-
ner, og peo at fnptte ct i~terfere Sam.
isIeIiens 8anno meIlem aoIonierne
og WooerIanbet. SoriamIineen bar
! bsi @rub tarifpenIis os bilite Gbam.
berIains Gale nteb bunorenbe giiaIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22
Gn Ssfroman. erfebertua yer.

Gn S0froman. - grfebertug Ser.
Sinan6 aarl, en- Sgnneisn af aeiie-
rens afbsoe @rooer grfebertiig aarL,
bar forelifet fig / Srsfen 9ertba G5l,-
ben, 9atter al en- Hrofesior | Matbe.
matif peo l~lniperiitetet | 8ien og bill
9gte benbe. 9ette er 10 itrioenoe
MOB De fpritelige Samilielope, iom
foreifriper, at ineen maa sifte fig rln-
Der fin Stnno. Seroiuano 3arl er
fsot | 1868 os er iaaleoes life l9rt-
gere gnnife ung. San traf Srsfen
G5nber | Grag, bpor ban fommanbe.
reoe en- Snfanteribrigabe, os bIep
ltrafs inotaget | benoe; lisefaa bum /
BAN, SlGgtninserne paa beege 81.
Der isgte at opertale Dem til at gipe
Hip paa binanben; men oct bialp life.
8~ientagne @ange benpenote Grteber.
titgen fig til Seller Sran3 Soief for
at faa Sob til at gifte fig meS tit
Siertes uofaareoe. I'll ingen Gptte.
aeiieren iagoe ct tpert Iei os ban
loo iig beIer life opertale at Serb.
lano 8arls Glore @rober Otto
5run5. @nben er blepen. at De TO Ell.
ifenoe bar maattet opgine binanben.
erfebertugen bill oiiIme i'm Sors paa
Mefier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-22

8 be to libite &ar bar ire Sunoreoe 9u.
iinoe Geriouer beupenot fla III Or. Sames
W. Gtob ON 8ebanollug. Tolp SuIinb me
Eattenter benoenoer fig I'll ham bper Meaas
neo. ltoen 5pil er bette ben itsrIte 8raris,
iom no9en SGge bar. p9 er alene ct tilitrGt.
teli9t 8epis ior bans 9pgti9beo. Saus
eteitaaenoe Seio / ina manle Suiinoe al'
pprli9e pg ~trpHt1te Sp9opmstili9loer beret.
tiger BAN til at ~betrnates ipm gerbens itgr,
tie og melt bergnlte 2e9e. bOis Hapn er paa
Nucs Suneer | bpert eneite cipilileret 2dno.
s belle S~Ggefunftens Siltorie bar aloris fsr
iaa mango
forbauienss 9elbrenelisr p6ret usiprt.
Ieripuer, iOm bar Iibt al Earing, Weno
og aoinoer. Der itaois bar leuet I 6rnst for
at oB al 3preip9oom, 8atteriot, Sierteipss
opm, Socomotpr 4taria og andre tarlige o.
iaatalote ubelbreoelise Spgopmme, er bic,
ben slen9ipne fulotomrten Suuoheo. Sc
irDpanli9e f~roniite Sp9oumme, iaaiom
@tgt (&heumatisme), Rpreonoer, 8atarrh,
&pinoeipgoomme, Srpntit, Spfeber. Sable
ip9e. nrent Blob, Subipsormme, 6glserue
al 60 Grippe. 2e9emsiueifeIie. SGmorbot-
Der, Rerpeipa9beo pip. belbreoes paa iaa
tort Sio. at bet nGIten lpues at bore ct Nii'
ratel. Noget, iom ilRr anbefaler bans Bes
banoling I'll benz, iom life fan benpenoe fig
til banr perionlis, er ben SmItnbiabeo, at
ben fan beauties / Ratienteus e9et Sjem
meo iamre beloige Seiultat.
s bons eSeu SIemitapu ifuttes Or. 8iobs
fore 3p8ti9beo o9 gGrliebeo tilfuloe. 5rent.
ltaaenoe Sorsere. @mbeosmGno p9 Sorrets
lnipesm9no anbeialer bam pua bet bierte'
li9ite. Sans Itprite 5ornpielle er at piie lin
Spstigbeo TT at belbreoe Spgopmme. iont
Sen 3atnemmeiiabeo. iom han iaar al Be
bar alenaiust SunOseS % araiter, er ham
Selpnnina NOT iur be mango Gar, ban bar
titbrast unoer taalmooise Siuoter ps CT.
perimehier. ft H-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11
| BULL KEEPS OFF THE TRACK.
PrOdding by Live Wire Made Hull Seek
Another Resting Place.

WILKEsBABRK, Pa, Sept. 1o.-The motor
Wilkesbarre and Hazleton Cannon Ball
Line, the third rail system between this
city and Hazleton, have at last been freed
from the tyranny Of Farmer Cy Hender-
sons big bull Bill.
Bill, for months, has taken a particular
delight in walking through the fence of the
big field where no Ia pastured and lying
down upon the sun-wnrmed ties of the
track, being able to cross the third rail
safely because 1t Is covered.
Bill is big and has bad temper and the
motormen and conductors have had their
own troubles in getting him of the track.
He was slow to obey orders and showed
a little bullsh resentment against being
forced.
Bill is no longer OF that mind. The other
day lineman CHANGED to be on a car which
Bill stopped.
an fix him. said the lineman, for Bill
was known to him by reputation. He put
on his rubber glove, took piece OF wire,
placed one end on the third rail and gently
prodded Bill with the other end.
Bill went up in the air as II he was cata-
pulled, rolled over the embankment and
landed on his head in a hollow. When he
picked himself up his legs were shaking
and he trembled with emotion. Then the
car started on, and Bill seeing it beloved
with terror and fled. Since then he has
kept as far from the track as he could and
runs every time he sees a car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11
FOR GREAT AMUSEMENT P4Rkp
Syndicate Buys a Big Tract ~ the North
End Of Manhattan.

A tract OF twenty-six acres at the extreme
northerly end Of Manhattan was bought
yes terday by a syndicate from the estate Of
the late Isaac NJ. Dyckman. 1t is said that
an option OF purchase also has been OBJ
tanned on an adjoining tract of forty lots
belonging to the American Real Estate
Company. According to report. the syn
dictate intends TO convert the two proper
ties into an amusement park at an expendi-
ture Of several million dollars.
One OF the executors of the Dyckman
est etc, when questioned about the report,
d q ned to give any information concern
ina Ahe syndicate or it's project A direc-
or of the American Real Estate Company
some sort Of deal on for its holding.
The combined tracts have a frontage
of / eco feet on the west side Of Broadway,
from 2lsth street to the ship canal. The
property extends westward 500 feet to q
bend in the Spuyten Duyvil Creek, and has
a water front Of 800 feet 1t can be reached
by steamboat from the Hudson and the
Harlem rivers. The Kingsbridge trolley
and the rapid transit read, as well as the
accessible by land. The proposed union
station OF these roads, on Musooota street,
Marble Hill, ia on the opposite side Of the
canal at the northerly end Of the Broad
way bridge.
The Dyckman tract alone is valued at
about 100000. The report that 1t Is to be
used for an amusement park Is said to come
from a source close to Tammany Hall At
the same time, the broker who made the
the deal ia a real estate speculation, pure
NJ nd ain, nile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11
$4,000, 900 TIMBER SALE.
Raymontyiile Paper Company Acquires
10000 Acres Of Virgin Forest.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sept. lo.-The largest
timber transaction in northern New York
was that contaminated yesterday be-
tween the Raymondville Paper Company
OF this city and the Canton Lumber Com
pany Of Canton, N. Y, by the terms OF
which the former comes into possession OF
2O,5Oo acres Of virgin forest, consisting OF
spruce and hemlook, on the banks OF the
Grasse. With the sale are incl uded the lum-
Der mill ut Canton, water rights and boom
rights In the Grasse River and i2O,ooo,Ooo
feet of timber now in the log In the river.
1t Is estimated that there are SOC, 900 cords
of pulp wood on the tract. which the COM
pany figures will last it twenty years, "a
there is an agreement that $1,000 cords
shall be cut each year. The logs now at
mill will Immediately be cut into lumber
and pulp wood, but the new purchasers
are restrained from cutting on the tract
until after the lat Of January. So valua-
BILE was this tract considered that many
prospective customers were anxious to
obtain possession Of it, not only for the
timber for pulp wood, but TOT lumber.
The purchase price is SS,000,O0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11
CARPENTERS AFTER JOBS.
Hush 10 Sign the .Asreem ent--StOne Gu
tiers Delay settlement

Hush 10 Sign the .Asreem ent--StOne Cut.
tiers Delay settlement.
There was Z rush Of caruenters to the
Building Trades Club yesterday to sign the
arbitration agreement individually and to
go to work. Some of the employing car
penters will start with full force Of men
on all their buildings tomorrow. Lewis
Harding, chairman OF the press committee
of the employers association. said that
he expected the trouble to be over In about
aweek
THE tile layers, have reason to be-
lieve, want to SETTLE he continued. @and
the principal trouble is with the jour
neymen stone cutters. AT the time the
journeymen stone cutters union had profit
sharing agreement with the old New York
Stone Trade Association the union managed
to get control of the machine stone cutters
and secure the same wages Tor them. Be-
fore that time the Journeymen Stone Gut
ters Union and the Machine Stoneworkers'
Union, composed of less skilled worknen,
were separate. The new employing Stone
Cutters Association wishes to restore the
old conditions. When the negotiations for
"a settlement with William Bradley d Son
came the Employing Stone Cutters Associa-
ton insisted on the old order OF things
with that firm. in order to make precedent.
The stone cutters would not agree to this,
and that was what caused the hitch in the
settlement
Mr. Harding said that the marble workers,
who want to have the trouble settled. met
on Friday night and sent to the Journey
men Stone Cutters Union notification
that the stone cutters must either settle
the Bradley trouble lefore Tuesday or
declare n general strike. Otherwise all
the marble workers will strike on Wednes-
day.
II am certain he said, that the marble
workers will not have to strike
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11
SAVED by HUMAN LADDER.
Woman and Two Children TAX en- From Blaz'
Ing House by AcrObatie Feat.

ing House by AcrObatie Feat.
A two alarm fire. which according to
Chief Croker showed many indications Of
incendarsm, broke out at $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning at sol West Fifty-second
street. The fire was in densely crowded
tenement and it caused the usual panic
and afforded an opportunity for feat Of
life saving.
The fire started in the hallway outside the
club rooms Of the Frank Goodwin Associa-
ton. 1t speedily ate its way to the top
floor through the dumb waiter shaft Mrs.
Kate Starr, who lives on the top floor, gave
tho alarm, and the fire escapes were quickly
filled with frightened tenants. Many OF
them got to the street and one remembered
to turn in an alarm.
The firemen were Mt work and every ono
was believed to be out OF the building
when woman showed herself in the fourth
story window on the Tenth avenue side.
There was no approach to the window from
the fire escape. The woman was tho wifi .
OF Patrick Devlin, who works in Daniel
Meehan's saloon on the ground floor. She
had been i'll in bed for some time and did
not discover that the house was on fire
until her escape had been cut of by the
flames. She had her two young boys with
her and she screamed for help.
Firemen Campbell and Keehan had taken
a position in the window Of tenement next
door. They were too far away to give the
woman any assistance. The fremen Of
Truck hoisted a ladder toward the
window, but when Firemen Joice and
Harkey climbed up it was found to be too
short 1t lacked above five feet Of reach
ing to the woman.
Harkey, climbing upon the shoulders Of
his companion, was able to get within reach
ing distance The woman bent far out the
window and reached her children to him
He passed them down to Joic e, who got
them to the ladder rungs. Finally the
mother slid down into the arms Of Harkey
The fire did about 5000 damage,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11
HANNAH ELIAS ANSWERS PLATT.
Admits That She was His MIistress-says
lie Gave Her Money Voluntarily.

The answer Of Hannah Elias, the negroes,
from whom John r. Plat is seeking to
recover $685., s75. was filed in the Office Of
the County Clerk yesterday, It was sworn
to by her at Long Branch. where she has
teen residing for the summer, and denied
all his allegations.
She further denies that she gave 5000
Of the moneys received from him to her
husband, from whom abe admits securing
divorce In February, 1907. She also de-
cares that she has not been, as charged
by him, woman Of bad reputation.
Mr., Plat, she says, has an adequate
remedy at law by q suit to recover the
money he gave her, instead Of by his action,
which Ia in equity, and in which he seeks
to inprebs real estate purchased by her
with trust to the amount of the Sos5 ,ssS.
Prior to January, 1893, her answer sets
forth, the plaintiff voluntarily cohabited
with and maintained her; that she had been
afriend to him, and his mistress; that prior
to 1898 he voluntarily gave her, 4as his
mistress and friend" various sums OF
money, and that all sums Of money she re-
ceived from him were voluntarily given to
her by him
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STOLE son FROM HIS WIFE.
Child Of Couple Who Had Separated Held
as . Hostage.

John Edmunds, a machinist living in
Brooklyn, who lie separated from his wife.
went to Hoboken yesterday in search OF
his six-year-old son, who had been stopping
with his mother at the home Of the latter's
sister, Mrs A. Conover at 1919 Park avenue.
He found the boy playing with little Lester
Conover at Tenth street and Willow avenue.
He pressed a note in Testers hands and
seized his son in his arms.
Then he placed a hand over the boys
mouth to stife his cries and ran toward
the Fourteenth street ferry, followed by
several men who witnessed the incident
He escaped on q boat.
Lester ran home with the note and told
Mrs. Edmunds that somebody had ruined
of" with his cousin.
The note read as follows:
Il have the boy in my possession and
intend 10 keep him until you make up your
mind to return to me. II you want to see
the boy for the last time meet me at Eighth
and Washington streets at 2 o'clock and
do not breathe word OF IL to the police"
Mrs Edmunds notified the police, and
Detective James Kerrigan went to the
corner OF Eighth and Washington streets
at the appointed hour. Edmunds didn't
show up.
Mrs. Edmunds said she left her husband
on account Of his Incorporate habits.
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THEY WOULD SEE ROOSEVELT.
Hut They Didn't--Party From Far Recka-
WAY Held lin by Secret Service Men.

OYSTER BAY, Sept. 10.-A large num-
Der Of sightseers drove around President
Roosevelt's house on the Roosevelt private
driveway this afternoon. In one carriage
were four people from Far Rookaway,
two men and two women. Stopping their
horses, they insisted on seeing Mr. Roose-
welt.
"We are friends OF his particular friends,
from Far Rockaway," said they.
The secret service age ITS were sorry,
but the visitors word for ii wouldn't do.
They would have to 81, Secretary Loeo,
they were told
You will hear from this they asserted
as the man with the reins whipped up the
horses. If the Secret Service agents ever
hear as much about it as the people at the
hotel did after the return of the visitors
from their drive, they will undoubtedly
in the future have an acute diplomatic
regard for everybody and everything sus-
pected of being from Far Rockaway. One
Of the women thought it was just 30 mean
that she couldn't eat a mouthful Of her
dinner, it simply took her whole appetite
away, and Of she would like to get hold
Of that aggravating Presidents policeman.
He was so cool and indifferent and didn't
seem TO understand a bit, and they had
all come all the way from Far Rockaway.
And you know, dear added the other
woman, I'VE both met President Roose-
welt at the public reception in Washington
only few months ago."
The President had only two visitors to-
day, Austin r. Fletcher, proprietor OF
Judge, and Orison SWEET Marden, an editor
Of Syracuse. They came to advise the
President in regard to the PRONUNCIATION Of
campaign literature
Mr.. Fletcher has been spending several
weeks in Massachusetts, and he told the
President that in his opinion the Canadian
reciprocity question would not affect the
Republican majority in that State in the
least There are, he said, some differences
in regard to the question now, but they are
all on the surface and will disappear before
election day.