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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


~ Of New Yerk.-Mary l. Smith. Plaintiff. against
william irwin others Defendants-In pursuance OF
en- iuterlosutory Judgment in partition and sac duly
date the day February. 1904 the undsrsgued the
referee IN sa3 inteTocutory judgment named. vii sell
Estate ssiesroor No 16i Broadway. IN the Borough
Manhattan. City OF New Y0rk on Thursday. tbs 18th
b. TSs.5h p Day nuctionser premises directed ~
ssid Judgment 70 Be soid and therein described FOL
sst5. h tie 6alidnrs and improvssHts thereon St
Sew York IN tire county state OF New York begin
distant feet two inches south from TIE South
ely side Carlisle Street running thence westvariy
pressuslter inches $50 81 ), westwardiy ana
ans three-auarter inches SIM; thence Southv1rily
thirty-tVo feet eight azd threequaTsr inches o2 50
~ nearly 90 CARLISLE Street sghtyFeven feet
and one-auartsr inches 81 s1 70 GreenEfch street;
feet seven inches 26' - 70 the place % begnung
coraiag TO made By the LaVyers Engineering
Mig the premises described n Deed q Alexander
r. Barrie and Emily HIS wife ard EiEabsth Ce-rthers
cOSah 70 sns FL I sna q ta9 r I ma
beinr IN the 81 tfs City q New York n
STssnyrfe5 Street now known and distinguished = No
no on Street bounded On the East by Greenwich
right Westerly by house and lot formerly OF Mrs Sears
ans a-rthsriy By house and lot formerly belonging 20
Robert Buehsn Witch said lot he.sy ssntsd OF neaeed
90 70 width IN front e feet inches; n length
On each sde s. and 8 nchss - the ssns rcre
less ana IN breadth IS feet be Che
or les BENZ ss sse s sss ana 90
DATED New Yo-k, February 80. 1904
A COLEMAN SMITH Attorney FOR Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
Street.. New York City.
~. LIZ sh ass e n. c;y Of New YORK sns ], o,Ssc y
ire diagram shov= below The street nuznS>r Is no
e-,yI,sis street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF New York-veruon G. Bruce. Plaintiff. Her
man Ffu1ecks ard Matilda Hunecke his wife, Green
RfiEe Lur Der Company. George d Brown Lucy o..
T2~9vvo his Defendants. Summons. 10 above
named defendants and each Of them Tou hereby
surauo1sd 20 the complaint this action and
20 serve copy % your answer upon he plaintiffs
tcrney within twenty days after the service Of this
r7o-e exclusive o he q service. n
yTif failure to appear answer Judgment will taken
aEainst you By default sor tbs relief demanded the
complaint -. -
Dated York December 16th, 1904
GEORGE W Van SLICK Plaintiffs Attorney. Ofics
o Address 40 Broadway. Borough o. Man
ha city % New York
To the abJve named Defendant Lucy o. Brown: he
fo~r1f~e summons served upon you BY publication
trsant r. order Of The Hon Samuel Grsen6auu
- trs J1srI-es Supreme Court dated The
Il January 1904 and hied with the complaint IN ths
once - the Clerk OF County OF New York.
County House IN the Borough of Manhattan. CITY
az York.
patel New York January 20. 1904
GEORGE W VAN SLICK Plaintiffs Attorusy. 10
p-oadwav R0reugh ~ Manhartan, city 81 New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
YORK County.-I-vtrg SAVINGS Instirutioa plaintiH.
nFa.uat Arthur = smith al deftrda1tsLn PIrsan
Judgment Of foreclosure and rale. duly made ana
entered n entities action. and bearing date te
day @ January, iplt ne undesguec the referee
81 sad Judgment named VIII sell al puelc auction 90
Borough = Manhattan CITY q NeW York. on the
day February 1914 a. y O'Clock noon On that
Fisher. aGctioreer the premises directed
said be sod and therein described as FOL
All plot % land with the buildings an
improvements thereon erected situate q the Borough q
follows BsSinrinE 50 point On The north
civ e ef one ard tht-treath Street distant
from the westerly side = Seventh
Ayors Is W.dered and running thence uotLerlv parallel
hundred feet ELEVEN Inches %
- centre he block thence westerly along said
seventh Avenue. hundred feet eleven inches TO the
herr. saeerlv the sad r1rherly side q One hun
g-d srd ri-santh street atty feet 20 the po1
berf~-irc tAe sumo premises he-C-rfors
vsvei ~ ne said tdefenddnD Arthur Z smith. %
ne parties hereto. Of TIE n-st part y Edward H-sh
"a Cffa auL Edward OrperhsTner. by deed daed Janu-
Se.l, lo01 and recorded The cfi-e % register
-, fsc-,-rv Of York. n Iiber SO block
800. - co-lrevances page 4i6 on January IS
al fixtures dyuaulos. boilers.
"a Ell electrical. plurzSi1g and heating apparatus
IS -crfainsi N SAID premises and which hereby
- ra part % the real estzts and such sub
s.~+ he q this r1ortgase
,-evg YORK. February 2rd. 1904
Do-1- -' CLIFFORD W. HAETRIDGE Referee.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff. 81 Liberty
= CITY. Borough % Na-hattau.
di-rrar1 or the property 70 be sClds
its street number Is 2o3 West liSth Street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Winter Resorts.
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

z50o FEfT ELEVATION.
N THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS
where the Early spring CIaat-. the Waters. Baths.
Hotels a1d Scenery have Equal In America
Rheumatism. rcut obesity anc trouhies c1ret
Cab House with squash Court. Longing Rooms.
Cafe PInr-Forz Ff1e Ccif Cnursr. Teuos Courts
Pleasure Fool excssnt livery I'll outdOor pastiuss
The NEW HOMESTEAD
Is Enthusiastically aIl-year-rono
Auerlta- c5r1n-tcd
broades; lines aud patr0uzsd BY the highest class.
Brokers' olics With direct y. i. wire
Pullman CoupsrtIpent Car va EsshrStcn leaves New
York AS ?. Il, arrives dot Springs Sc A. II Exrur-
slon tiezsts a. CHESAPEAKE Ohio o-esA se2 Broadway.
FRED sTERRY. Manager. Hot errinEz ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
TI5th Street

Iljth Street
The approximate Of The lien satisfy
when the above described property Is be sold.
$50 so with interest thereon from November 18th.
igog and allowances amounting
&c 81 3s2 together With the expenses % the sale The
amount
rstee or other liens allowed purchaser on,
~ the purchase money. paid BY ths Referee IL
a ar interest
Dated New York February 2. 1904
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE Reters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

4 ESTATE holding a controlling interest in cor
~ poratiou manufacturing patented devices fer Use IN
TIE equipment o. plaus viii sell ts entire hoi1nEs
enable ADJUST excellent cppor
tunty Tor sny who can take an active part IN ne
q ths Not $1,000 necessary
El particulars furnished and ct lrqurers dis
closed. ELLIOTT Box &c. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

TIE premises sold subject TO a Abraham
Iaube 70 Nay 1904. and he'd By
haitian Railway Co and New Iork Elevated Railroad o.
Dated New York. February 50 1eol.
GUsTAvuS ". RAw7oN Refsrsa
A COLEMAN SMITH, Attorney for Painti- 81 NGssEz
Stree. View York Ciy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Jefferson & Clearfeld Coal & Iron Co

Jefferson & Clearfeld Coal & Iron Co.
LIST Mtge. Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
SINKING FUND NOTICE
Sealed proposals VIII be received up % p NJ. Tues
day. March I'D 1874. BY the Guaranty Company Of
New York. G. cedar St. New Yo-k-
trustee. price exceed and accrued interest
q sufficient bonds % this company inv
The sum or Thrtyfve thousand four hundred sightyis
dollars and eiehty-f1Cr (S55 asp SD FrupCsa
should be In sealed envelopes addressed the Guaranty
Trust Company q New York. endorsed jefferson
C!earueld Coal and Iron Co. Sinking Fund
GEO II. CLUNE, Treasurer.
Rochester, y. Y. February 18th 1904
Is YOUR INSURANCE BURDENSoME:
New policy never before az hair cost twenty
payment and endowment with guaranteed BY big
corporation ECONOMY. Box 45. Tribune Once.
UNION TYPEWRITER COMPANY STOCK.
WlL WILLIS MERRILL,
GI9 PRODUCE EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Trust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.
Is BROADWAY. NEW YORK

Is BROADWAY. NEW NOhh
cspitsl. sl,5OO,OOO. Surplus, S2,50O,OoO
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD PreSloent
WILLIAM 4. TAYLOR LIST Vice-Preadent
CHAs P. ARMSTRONG I'd president
John A. HILTON Sd WIRES. & Treas
WILLIAM II. LAWS Secretary
DBECToRst
ChsrlesP P. Armstrong, Myron 7 EeTrick,
Frank grsinard, Edward I. Jeffrey,
Robert c. Clowry, Edward B. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse. William N. Laws,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, J. ". Midaendorf,
GrenviIle N. Dodge, Wm Willis Merrill,
AShbel p Fitch, Winslow s. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William Z Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John P. Truesden,
E. z c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
PURCHASING SYNDICATE.

sshu ,u=sdno q
BH al sEsUs = per or n sgEygta
S+ . .s H1 HsSe. s'9+ az
rs ferF issues o
ne s ri aH
4 aad eosf j
kss o
q lsa y g p a Q the ont
Fee
re
- 1r Pref
IgsdNs q
REh Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE

THE
United STATES SHlPBOlLDiHu CONipANY
the -"~
building
r nz1po
E4HcaiLr
NrIsoN Committee
rzzHTE 8 Street. New GE
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ENPIRE STATE TRUST COMPANY.
VN~1ff

EMPIILE STATE Trust COMPANY.
IS Wall Street.
New York February g. 1904
THE RESPECTIVE BOARDS OF DIREC-
tors % Mcvicksr Realty Trust Company Of En-
prs state Trust Company having entered into and made
under their respective corporate seals
vding that McVckar Realty Trust Company Empire
STATE Trust Company shall be merged Into one corporation
which OF EMPIRE TRUST
COMPANY prescribing conditions %
the and the mode Of carrying the merger into
eject NOTICE is hereby given that special meeting
Of the Stockholders Of Empire stats Trust Company
VIII Re held az principal once Of the Company, a.
S. Wall Street ~ the City o. Ssw York Borough %
Manhattan. O'Clock In the afternoon q TUESDAY.
Jwenty-third day February 1904 consider and
upon such Of which VIII then Be
submitted 20 the stockholders q the Company for their
approval. and such other business as may
properly before the meeting TIE transfer books OF
the Company viii be cossd and after three O'Clock IN
the afternoon OF the eighth day Of February lsOA ~
order OF the Board % Directors.
LEROY V. BALDWIN as President
H. ~ COUGH. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

MevICRAR REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
- Nassau Street.
New York February 8. 1904.
THE RESPECTIVE BOARDS OF DIREC-
tors OF McVickar Realty Trust Company and OF I'm
pre stss Trust Company having entered and made
agreement under their corporate
ytdng that McVickRr Realty Trust Company and Empire
State Trust Company shall be into corporation
Whtch shall have the new name OF EMPIRE TRUST
COMPANY and prescribing the terms and conditions Of
the merger and the moce Of carrying the merger into
effect; NOTICE IL hereby given that a special meeting
OF this stockholders Of McVtckRr Realty Trust Company
VIII Re held the principal office OF the
- Nassau Street IN the City Of Borough oil:
the tVentythrd cay Of FerarJ, 1904 70 consider and
such agreement % which VIII be
submitted TO the stockholders OF the Company for their
approval. and TO transact such business
properly before the meeting The transfer books Of
the Company VIII he ecsed after o'clock IN
the afternoon Flghth Of February 1904 By
order o; the Board OF Directors.
II. w. McVTCKAR. President.
EDWARD D McGREAL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

w NELSON CROMWELL -.
n, ,--r-ssi 70 ths Reorganization Commit
EITHC ROOT. ,,
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flnanciQk Mecfings.

oeis and Debeutune Mortgage Bond
hSlders
ROTTfsr AAbAsH RAILROAD COaTPANY
N - ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAI FOR
tses-s a.. D9se q IRE Special Meeting OF the stock
eteaah BSil---- e,teEe MoltEaEs Bondhoders Of The
~ a --l4il ~ - held a. ths ottce q
- @fcas-rs Bu1..n On The ira hoor Of tho Produce
=. lussla- lI.A ~ the CITY % Toledo Etnte Ohio
tocEs - - $3.50 = 800 o'cock A. II. the
c-ts q - SnAIer q stock aud Debenturs Mortgage
Aon --'ilafy VII Be- closed at twelve clock
eeocf ~ 1eiy -. lpos. VII - roopened a. ten
u -. - o. March - ,g0s
TUT 81 ths hoard q Directors
J. c. OTTESOS. Secretary.
a T.1. isElrITs and subsesipt;oas for ne Trssuns
a. Atcr ttDHn Dfiae.
Adr.-rf-. NO 1aff BROADWAY.
vi % a. follcrl-zr
49, crico q .
4 49, ~. cor 23d-rt.: f53 cfh-avo.. I2th-sts
lfeI. % Wee f21-Et.. between IN and tth
~ ss o5st ,oth-st. ~ od-avs between 7oth and
hh-ef el-ate. fief-Ets T. 10e ltt-aVe.,
esa ne1. .ast lzoIhst.: 80 Trem0nf-ave; CSC So
N N -. d5s 5e-oye. % Chr1sto pher-st Brook
- ~oirt-sts 2lf Court-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
HOTEL JACKSON,

ATLANTIC CITY y. J.
Al Absolutely H-epr1of Beacn front hotel virginia
Ave Th 1nest 1cation Adiscent % TIE famous Board-
walk and Steel Fie- 200 handsome front
The finest cuisine daily
evening Terms. American plan. $3.50 $500 ard s2i 90
weekly Write for ElrstrIted literature NsW-I1Tk Of
nee. PARK place. CIIAS- p. COPE. PropTistor- John
CRUISE Manager. Ais7 kirra-ir~y Hotel DelaWars
Nate- ca. Pa On MlE III .-sLamae-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
ATLANTIC CITY. q. ].

Permanent Bureau OF I1fornation with personal rsprs-
sentative 90 l3f BroGday above Sa street. whers IN
formation and literature concerning toOwing hotels
secured. Eaddou
Hotel Carries Youngs HotsL Wlrzhfre. Mariborouga
House Dunlop. SEASIDE Rudolf Ire Cnsl-
co1te. Hotel Tr1vrncre Strand Hotel. Gaen Hail
Ellsworth. Garden Hotel Hotel Raleigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Nv BRICK BOSCOBEL.

Every known hstsl appointment with exceptional fx-
ury: cuisine and unexceled: eeranrly Furnished
Throughout Rooms single and suite.
f1r Illustrated Iueraftrs. Elevator
% street level water n 5edroo1us Terma ga
week and upward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

TyHE PENNHCFST.
Atlantic city. n
Ocean Mich steam heat: elevator % srrest
level. SUITS. vita BATH Booklet nailed
WI r. HOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
Remains open throughout wear Every
fort aud ccrvsn COLI privileges. running
bedrooms TRAYMORE EUTEL COMPANY.
Il. s. WHITE President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CONDITIONS OF WITHDRAWAL.

Ss'5s s5 re % % % aas % zee a
etc e
oas Per
Eaeh The G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

w. NELSON CROMWELL. -,.-
o. Counsel 70 ths RsOrEsnizarioz co1nit'ss-
Al4r tzs.5as., 70 N. syneieats AkanaEsr<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
EISK. GEORGE R.-IN PTRSrANcF OLE A.
II PI-RsrANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.

Frank T. r,tzgeraId. . Surrogate % ~ County OF
Kew YGrs hereby given 20 al persons having
Cams ngaust Martha 4 Hartsteue late OF County
q New Yo-k deceased 70 present TIRE same with vough
Of
I-.i--ss ar The oHices 81 Eunst Robinson 3 Wal
street. IN the City O. New YORK before the 1Oth 1ay
Dates New YORK. the 2eth Gay e August. 1903
SYLVIA II DAVIS. Executrix-
EMMETT 4 ROBINSON. Attorneys Tor Exscutrix. 81
VAL street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

III DTEsI. GIsENlATsE-5t James Place Beach. A.
III Isutic CITY. n. j. Rooms en- suite with bath stsaz
heat Elevator street level $40 per week and
ward Open an year. Write for booklet - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
YOUNG'S HOTEL

ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
S--ei brick and cement
Atlantic cltys o1fv I-ey frsproof totsL EuroP-an
p.ar or ocean rr.r-enai &c. With fun view Long
stance zlrues bedrooms Hot ard cold salt ard fresh
va.a~ n al baths. service Throughout Music
and orches-ra JAMES r. KEENAN,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Financial.
Financial.
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
UNITED STATES SfHpBUHDING COMPANY

PROPOSED NOTIFICATIONS OF THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT OF
MAY z5,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

ATLANTIC CITY. n.
Oper al year. American and European plans Roorns
vfth hot and cold Ssh water baths Location
irect Ocean 'FRONT.' and Promenads. Eew-Yor< no
O. P MYERS. P-opr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-08
PENN.ST0PS
TOLLS FROM
C0NvICTS

Philadelphia, Nov. s.---After having i'm
properly "tolled." IL not actually stolen,
upward OF $3.50 900 from convicts In the
Eastern penitentiary. the state OF Penn
sylvania has finally decided TO obey the
law and to pay the convicts what they
earn, without toll.
This decision. reached only few days
ago and held a state secret-- was brought
about first by an expose in the papers
and resulting personal investigat ton
conducted by Gov. Pennypacker.
or the total sum Improperly taken from
convicts. a matter Of more than $3.50 600,
az proved by the secret written records OF
the institution, approximately $1,000 is
now in the custody OF Francis Won A.
Ca.een. treasurer OF the board OF prison
inspectors.
The balance has been expended by the
inspectors for permanent improvements
and for wages, in violation OF the letter
and the spirit Of the law.
William G.. Huey, president OF the
board OF inspectors, now admits that
s55 900 OF this accumulated toll is invested
in state and city bonds. The balance.
something over So 900. Is in cash.
Lawyers. the best in the state. including
Gov. Pennypacker. are puzzled as to
whom this, fund now belongs. The state
has no claim upon II. This is admitted.
II certainly does not belong 20 the coun-
ties in the eAstern tier Of the state.
Every convict who labors pays his own
cost OF keep. and under the law, no one
convict is responsible for the keep OF
another. although this provision Of the
prison law Is dead-letter in the Eastern
penitentiary. Should the present inspect
ors choose TO divide the sum between
themselves. who could sue 20 recover It?
Not the state. II has no equity in It; nor
the counties for the same reason. Not
their successors in once; what claim
could they make 10 it? What right has
the institution, as state corporation, 70
this money? The inspectors, past and
present have already expended some
$500 900 OF it. Who can properly challenge
their right now?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-08
THE GOODS
HAD REAL
Pike SHOW

Columbia No, Nov. s.-The girl stu
dents OF Missouri university gave re-
production OF the Worlds Fair last night
the exhibition occupying the entire build
Ing. Leading features Of the Pike were
represented. including Mysterious Asia. -
the plantation" the Temple OF Palm
istry," Gay Paree." Fair Japan"
Hagenbeok's animal show. the Boer war
the baby incubator and Halls fre-fight-
ers.
The Boer war was the most sensational
feature. Dressed in uniforms borrowed
from the cadets, the girls presented a
sham battle. using pistols. guns and ex.
plosives
Dressed as firemen, the girls gave
representation OF Halls flre-hghters at
work. A small house was erected on
the front portico of the main building
II was occupied by a number Of girls
supposed to be asleep and in danger
from a fire which was started in the base
ment An alarm was turned In, and In
less than a minute the ''flremen" drag
ging a miniature engine and hose cart
were on the scene and at work. Fire lad
ders were run up 10 the windows and the
occupants OF the house were carried out
bodily. At a critical moment a hose
broke and many of the audience were
oeluged. but the girls kept at work until
all the occupants were carried out.
An alarm reached town that the uni
versity was on fire, and the real fire COM
pany was on the scene before the mistake
was ascertained.
Hagenbecks wild animal show was an
amusing feature. the girls dressed in
animal skins acting the paris OF the ami
mails. Several girls dressed as monkeys
climbed ropes and did some high air
stunts" that made the audience hold
their breath. No one but women were
admitted. and the only part the boys took
In it was 10 lend their clothes TO the Co
eds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-08
5000 BABIES
KISSED BY
GOLDFOGLE

New York, Oct. s.-Congressman Henry
NJ Goldfogle estimates that he has kissed
more than 5000 babies during his campaign
for congress in the Ninth congressional
district.
he says that Il will be entirely due 10 the
parents OF the little ones. who have come
>out Enthusiastically in his behalf
Goldfogle is a bachelor. and 80 is Joseph
Levenson, his Republican opponent. Both
have supporting them their share OF the
young girls In the congressional district
The mothers or the marriageable daugh-
ters believe that a candidate for congress
should be married man.
The women recall that Goldfogle in two
previous campaigns had said that In the
event OF election he would take a wife
with him 10 Washington. but. as he him
self admits, he is still a bachelor. and
for that matter he intends TO remain one.
notwithstanding that he Is worth more
than 100000.
Levenson. therefore. is in the lead as
far as the women are concerned. The
women intend 10 give him chance. They
will try to elect him they say. and then
will see whether he will kesp his word
Mrs. Porges. wife OF Deputy Sheriff
Max ]. Porges, sdll has faith that Gold
fogle will marry and is supporting him
Il think il the duty of congress" said
Mrs. Porges. "to put on the statute books
a law that every congressman should be
a married man You know that the law
requires that a candidate for congress
must be 25 years old. and why cannot
they also go further and include In the
law that each congressman should be
supporting a wife.
II think that married men can make
better laws than single men. We in
tend TO go after Goldfogle until he gets
married. The late Tim Campbell was
also a single man during three terms in
congress, but the fourth time he ran we
threatened TO defeat him II he ever ran
again II he did not marry.
elected" 1"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-08
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Providence. Oct 18th. 1904.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has been appointed by the Mu-
nicipal Court OF the City Of Providence
Administrator OF the estate OF Elizabeth
Mitchell. late Of said Providence. de-
ceased and has given bond according TO
law.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified 10 present them
% the undersigned or Ale the same In the
office OF the clerk Of said court within six
months from the date Of the first adver-
usement hereof
JOHN p MITCHELL
IS South Water St.
Providence, r l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-08
new BOOKS.
THE PRINCESS THoRA. BY Harris

THE PRINCESS THoRA. BY Harris
Burland.
published by Little, Brown and Com
pany. Boston. For sale by all book
sellers. Price s1.50)
When one commences this romantic
story IL is laid aside even for few mo-
ments with regret The author has dis
played a wonderful imaginative power In
his story, most Of which has the frozen
north as the ground of action. In con-
struction It reminds one of the stories Of
Rider Haggard although not quite so ut
terly impossible.
II tells OF the experience OF an expe-
dition under DR.. Slick to find the north
pole and eventually establish a woman
IN her rightful place as queen OF the land
OF Asturnia. Twenty ships are fitted out
at great expense for the expedition and
ell set sail and finally reach the north
Dr. Slick, who Is a man or books and
science and has never cared much. IL any,
thing, for women. falls in love with the
woman whom he is helping 10 establish
her rights.
The land of Asturnia is reached and
then comes the battle 70 secure g. BY a
force OF circumstances exciting and well
written. the fight is won and then comes
the confession OF the woman. that she is
not the Princess Thora, but an imposter.
This makes II possible for DIR. Slick 20
marry the heroine OF the tale and the
Kingdom descends 70 the next In line
II is a weird and fascinating tale; one
OF the best OF the years store OF imagins-
tion and cannot fail 20 interest wholly
everyone who reads II.
TWO YOUNG INVENTORS, by Alvsh
Melton Kerr
published by Lee & Shepard company,