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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Warren & skilIin have sold Kramer & Rock
more the three story private dwelling house No
PAL East 7Sth-st
{. F. W. Johanning was the broker in the sale
for a client of Willard Vet a Mr.. Martin OF No
30 West 114th-st. five story double fathouse, on
q 25x1OO feet.
Van vIiet & Place have sold for ANGELA de
Socarras the four story and basement dwelling
house No 30 West l4thst., on lot l5X1Sl6 feet, to
Lowenstein. Papae Co have sold for client
No. 400 3d;ave five story triple , dathouse With
on iS Nos as and @ East S hs Two m
story triple a{houses on plot Gg5lG9A feet M
800 West i2ist-st four story and basement brown
stone dwelling house 2ox6oxiG 100 feet t. 1,nu,,
the foSF StG Was n a sx6 feet
Edward J. Moloughney has sold for the Trood
Realty Compa9y the SIX story ele'aIor aPaE1em5
feet. 70 feet west of Broadway.
The estate OF J; H Flomerfelt has sold Nos $40
m men house. on plot 81 4x1oO11 feet
CATO Of HaTah FnS cuba Sos oG s5 and
northwest corEer Of 135th-st, Two five story fat
BeTGoff Negotiated the sale The buyers viii put
IN stores on e fh ReaIST ompanT has sold Nos 2
and 24 Front-st, four story BRICK stable on plot
MandeIbaum & Levine have bought Nos 4 g,d and
IS East 17th-st old buildings on plot $5ToS
old buildings on plot 366X10O11 feet, and have sold
No ~ to AZ Eas obsn ( r G3 Who will On eTee et
two six story tenement houses
y II.
the ave story fathouse No. 500 West 4oth-st, on
plot S7.6x99I1 feet.
LAYTON & Rogers have sold for William c. and
A Edward Lester No. AZ West 145th-st.. three
story dwelling house. lot 16X99ll feet
Highlander & Markowitch have sold for Bertha
Eulmann Nos. 60 and 60 West 11Sth-st- two five
story double hathouses each 25x100.u feet.
Paul Hellinger has sold SgInund Levin no.
4l3 East 6lst-st., five story tenement house. on
Low V1 & Prayer have bought Nos. AL and
AS East Sstt old buildings. on plot 40xlooS feet
Susan NJ. Vail and Henry +. Pile hold title.
KIenfeld & Rothfeld have sold Nos. 151 and lob
Rvington st. five story tenement houses,
each A0x72 feet. -
Edward PoIak has sold for Title Fellerman No.
1Af9 Wosbington-avc.. near INST St, three fam
iIy frame house on lot 1S.9x1S9 feet Also sold for
s Frdreich the plot 44x97 feet at the southwest cor
ner of 289th-st. and White Pains-ave Also sold
70 lane Wolf the family frame house No. 24l
Csambreling-ave.. 1S9th-st. lot 2oXle0 feet
and to Theodore Mayer lot 25x114 feet on the
,1nTtt side Of 23lst-st, 905 feet west of 5th-ave
IIoher DU-orkowitz & Haber have sold to a Mr..
TaEerer No. 1i7 Brook-ave. four story nathouse'
on lot 25xSG.6 feet ,
George King has sold No. AZ Becl.st a two story
h-icIy dwelling house. lot 5X100 feet
Herman Pekelner has bought the thIee st0 9T
an-nlne house No 6S7 Cauldwel-ave, on lot 25X
rs feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
SUIT AGAINST MRS. RING BROUGHT.
80 D. Williams Seeks to Establish Will and
Set Aside Deeds.

The threatened suit against Mrs, Naomi y. Ring
OF Mount Vernon brought in the New-Aork
County Supreme Court by Duncombe d Williams
70 establish q will alleged to have been executed
by Alfred Il Duncombe. her first husband. 1t is
averred that he left the bulk Of MS estate to his
daughter, Adeline =. Williams. Of whom the plain
tiff saws ne is an heir at law. The suit is To set
ssde certain deeds Of real estate executed by Mrs
Ring in which she disposed of property left by
her first husband
Mr. Williams alleges that Duncomhe's daughter
Adeline was kept in ignorance or the fact that
her father had executed a will in her favor, and
that the will in question either lost or de-
stroyed Mrs Ring. he asserts, obtained great
deal of the estate of Mr.. Duncombe on deeds. or
what purported TO be deeds, of his estate under
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the true state of AFFAIRS
The plaintiff further alleges that Mrs Ring IS
in the habit Of frequenting gambling houses ana
racetracks and spending large sums OF money IN
gambling and that she has dissipated the greater
ortion of the estate in this manner. Her daughter
Adeline the complaint states, gave her a general
release Of any claims she might have on her
fathers estate on receiving $4,000 not knowing
al the time that will had been executed by her
father under which she received large lnherl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

4ts-st No 129 West: 42d-st No 10 - ebal-re
norton Company .r ast Shr r 9ontracto
Far--aye Nos TT6 and BITS Harris fNotii-Iis
bnrg aet Harris DanziE. Philip Kratauer ana
Reniamin Schwartz, owners. benjamin SCli''e O.
and Joseph Schwartz, contractors. -. -o,oo.
Green Lane. II s. 80 # Of CIleoe- 49,
Charles Cook agt Conrad Heilman. owner WI ~
2d-ave No s91 1885. Alberne stone ON
pany agt Louis Kovner. owner: JACOB faisI@' oo-
41st-st No 100 West. 42d-st. No 1876 West: Ma
tonal Bridge Works agt Christopher & 0IlaFl3' c,c
owner George A Varney & Co, contractors o'ol'
1O3d-st s. 215 # e of 5th-ave. 75x1OO9 Abel
ssin HT3ch own as a2 3sS6
41st-st No 100 West: 42d st. No 126 West: Guy
p Waite COMPANY agt CHRISTOPHER Shayne' 80
owner: George A Narrey & CO. contractors IL
& Co agt Marie Wimpie. owner: Jacob NJ VIM. go
4Sd-st Nos 10T and 10a West. John Waters &
co agt Army and Navy Realty Company. -
Same property: same ACT and con -
George Brown. contractor. ga
109th-st. Nos 237 and 239 West: Louis Levin ast
Joseph KelinfeId and Samuel Engelsberg. own -
22d-st No 217 to POI East: Mslhin &
agt Peter ] Herter and Herter Realty Com -
pany. owners: Edward Barbig contractor. l.2SO
4Tth-st, No 3n2 East; 2d-ave No STA Mab!n &
Church. owner: John and David Imhcf con
tractors "a
23d St No 305 East: William Henderson agt VIII
lam F Foley. owner and contractor. Vera cruz
iunbus owner err :. ,s 'l,''s.'s 500
Park-ave. No 1.G65 1871: Charles HenSIe aet
Isaac Haft Samuel WiIlems. owners and con
Summit-ave. 11s # II of 161sts 75x100:
John McCiovern agt Merwfn Reelty Company
ow Nor John Mcnamara. contractor IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
STOLE TO TAKE GIRLS TO CoNEY.
Boy Arrested for Selling Gold Watch Case in
Jewelry Store.

Because he wanted money take two girls to
Coney Island the police say, Frederick Johnson.
seventeen years old Of No. S28 East 123d-st tried
To steal a gold watch case valued at 800 He was
arrested and locked up in the West 6sthst. station.
johnson IT is alleged. entered the store Of Harry
NorristeIn at No 52S Amsterdam-ave., and asked to
Hook at some 5ewelry. When the jeweller showed
him watch case valued at $780, it is alleged that
.Jobnson grabbed it and ran into the street. The
ss~eIler followed. and Detective Coleman. of the
West ssth-st. station. also took up the chase and
capeht the boy.
When arraigned in the station house the boy, ac-
cor7ing TO the police. stated that il was his first
offence When the sergeant asked him why he did
IT the prisoner, it is said replied: Il got a date
60 take girls to Coney and l needed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
A S5OO.OOO BROADWAY DEAL.
ROBERT E. DOWLING PAYS THAT SUN FOR A 9th
ST PARCEL AND ADJOINING PLOT.
Syndicate 4cqu Hamilton BuEdng-Strs of Charity Sell 900
LotsO Opposite Weschester Country Club.

A large number Of important realty deals were
made Yesterday Robert F. Bowling bought from
the r. Marsh estate plot. 15xlO9 lXl5S irregular
at the northeast corner of 64th-st. and broadway
He also purchased from the Realty Finance com
rany parcel 75xloO5 feet. the north side oil
e5tb-st 100 feet east of Broadway The two parcels
adjon The purchase price was 100000.
Tho Charles +. Noyes Company sold Tor the west
ern Electric Company the Hamilton Building. a ten
story freproof structure. covering plot Sz-Alls'4
feet. at the southeast corner of Greenwich ana
Thames sts syndicate of a number of prominent
downtown business men arc the buyers Ihey VIII
hold tho rrnnertv as an investment. The building
was erected hy Marc Eidlitz The cost Of land ana
buiIdinc 70 the seller was S446,00o. The building Is
one bIoc, from Broadway. Three large ot1ce ouilo-
ss are nov in course of construction IN thlS sec
ton.
Charles Y HALEY OF fremont, ana Charles '.
ca hrel of Nontclair N J.. have purchased lioilI
the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paui' "a
Mount St Vincent, the property comprising aoou'
five hundred lots fronting in the Eastern booIe-
ward opposite the Westchester country oluo' ai-E
extending from Willow Lane to the Country Cluo
road -.
The property has been owned by the sisters VI
charity since 1872 Owing to the location OF the
tract ana its proximity to Pelham Bay Park. it is
considered to be particularly desirable as hleh
class residential section. ...
Commission. recently said that the work OF kuilu-
ing the proposed rapid transit route along sTeSs-
chester.ave to Pelham Bay Park would be begun
in the near future When this route is built the
property will be easily accessible from any par
Of the CITY Westchester-ave.. c,i- of the main
tboroughfaTes of The Bronx runs directly through
the centre of the property, while the Eastern
Boulevard, which the property has us iaIsSSI
lower Bronx parks and Manhattan with Pelham
Bay Park and City Island ,,-. l., +,o cola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
LIS PENoEHs.

eth-ave No AS: Samuel Luxer terg agt Henry Lipp-
snd another tsPeee PeFf0F attorneys Nor
7th-st No so. Frieda Hart agt sirmund sohnee
Cspeciao performance: attorneys. Sachs sehif.
Lots 33l to 34s $50 40 10 ALB TO 449 459
473. of 4s lots Haight estate. Bronx; Mary
E McCorrna az Royal Realty COMPANY an
other action eaneell deed: attorney. ] W Rener.
Aliens 2Ss # n OF Stanton-st, 22xSS.1; Max
Fisher HyInan Rosenthal action TO forecoss
mechanics lien). attorney. II Watson
6thave n corner 2sth-st 25x125x irregular; Louis A
Rogo agt Glengarfe Realty Company ct al foreclosure
Of T.ortgsge): attorney. W T Holt.
lIth-sve. n corner 39th-st s0x1oO; Thomas Fan
ming agt the Beef Company
mechanics lien3; J
White Plains Road e. SIS. II II n of Kossuth-ave
% erIgI 10x irregular: Ann Berwick William
Penfield e. al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attorney
fntsrvsie-aye g. 1856 Il OF 1s9th-st 2511s4 10;
v-iilf.rr g Wood ct d trustees Julia schaener
a .. foreclosure Of nsoEtsaEsl. attorney. Lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
coR,INpUm COMPANY ASSIGNS.

The American Corundum Company, Of No IS
Sv,,liam-st. this city with mill at Bridgeport
Conn. yesterday assigned for the benefit Of cred
stors to Bernard c. Lyon. The officers OF the
company are A Townshend. president: Edward
vVelcb secretary The company was incor-
,-,orssed in ana with a capital stock Of $4,000
kueich Heine & Fan, OF No. IS Wfliam-st., are
f1a attorneys for the assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
7HE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

oa,s, =. y 6 GO Il = of Broadway one story frame
7x44 John and 5oeTn arcRects $4,000
1Izr,tooT-' at q 2i0 IT OF WestchesterooaNe wv
fvro story frame dwelling houses. 2ix3o' Nrs ooo
Dillon owner: William Kenny aren't ..o--- ~
PeTrv1ave W s 81 # OF 2o6th- St two SLOT
frame dwelling house I[S4t' 'uiia 1000
f.rotone PARK East. E, 562 II n OF 115d-s thIee
story brick foundation wall. 204xo4t henry ~.
JIunneke 1r owner; J Vre4land, architect DUO
Artbur-ave W 60 IT Of Oak Tree Place, three
story frame 1s T fsmb b'9 arcbitecf 500
1yoodvcrest-ave e e. 200 fl Of 164th-st, three
story frame aTTllng aTehiteef 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Jodrel ct al june 1905. ss75 %
woodyerest-ave. es. COS 10 # Of 16sth.st BOX
Wendeli Ct al August % 1905 525 81
Anthony-ave. n corner Tremont-ave; Sanitary
sne15sf go 1905 Is OF
Parker-ave. e s. between Castle Hill-ave and 9Th
81 ST. a. Inc AIgGst 22 ieo5 GO n
117tb-st 5 g. 10 It a of 5th-ave. 15ox1oo.11;
Louis LOU ~ IeH5 Gbv depos Isl ~
17th-st No 615 10 521 East; George Amos ct al
agt Newv a,s1 1e65 Cbond ono cor II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At No "A vessysBy Bryan I. Kennedy: O. 4sth SaS
aos.hoI5. stv br 81 dwlg voluntary sale III West
E1SsTe W s. $50 IT Of 9sth-st I2xlOo' B sty Sc IT
o" nI II Joseph bay: Is waker-st 100 e Of
IVES, broadway 60x106. two sty loft bdgss Mutual
Life ms Co agt Julius Katzenourg ct al z L snort atty
"a Il Fern ref: amt due. Sl3l 100 20; taxes etc,
szs 90 400 ana 422 istI-st S. 26e It Of Avenue \.
s0Sa9 st,s brk once bldg vacant e sehlesel-
mich aEt Margareha schegelmileh et al Faui 7ehseF
as.y. Ferrsn. res partition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
FALLS IN FAINT TO SUBWAY TRACK.
Retired Merchant Taken to J. Hood Wright
HospitaI-StilI Unconscious.

while standing on the platform Of the subway
station at 10Sd-st late yesterday afternoon. John
C Barth a retired merchant OF No 133 West 103d-
st became suddenly III and fell 10 the tracks
The porter and ticket chopper rushed to his as
s,stance. and found Mr. Barth unconscious AS
,hsv were lifting him from the tracks a south
hound train approached. and It stopped while the
tvra men lifted the TO the platform. Mr..
Rsr+h was hurried TO the J. Hood Wright Hos
.1ifai where late hour last night he had not
xa~afned consciousness, nor were the physicians
.Lfe n tell from what he was suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
JUDGEMENT AGAINST ROSE T. STANLEY.

Judgment by default for S4o64 30 was entered yes
s.dzv In the County Clerks office against Rose T
shanIey. restaurant keeper AT NO l'z'i Broadway
a. ssssar of the international Silver Company
tanes d,,e for merchandise sold to her by the
-rv between March 3 and April 10; 1895 Ira Bliss
Stewart of No $4s Broadway. Is the attorney for
ef prenresent tive of Mrs Shanley said last night
- thba case had gone ny default owing 10 the
rasetaEe of her attorney. who thought that it was
sls1sS FOR a later date. The attorney will make
en- Effort 10 have the case reopened in court this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Badt Simon 30 e Mayer and another i4S ssr
s ST. ; SiS.lo It OF 'th-aSe' year $500
beSE S 7t5 b. 10 Haplnowin avenue - 1.2OO
Martnson. Julius and another to II Rosner I'd So
Kster Max, and another to II Friedman: 18Th
cent ST. s $50 IT Of Sth-ave; ins'amen'. POI 1000
Freshman Really company to Isaac Mayer and
sa per cents morsS Ss each G So $4,000
D cent Nos dG nad i 81 East 5000
s. 2s7.3 II Of 7h- ave; year. per cent q mo
c6idsoll joseph F. to Title insurance company
cent ave. No @9'4 due June 80 l' - pei 1000
SF' from mar ss So rer cent 1000
M 7s7. vaaTs af' nsr cent en- NJ 15oo
Trseniie Rosa to whitehali Realty Company;
lot II. map party second part; years per ooo
R9G9 christian t2 eatsmsag 800
Ms and Ta Harris and another to LAYERS
10 iss due s saa bTs! - 5 ~ pl cent 2o
Lien o PIX and a. another Wagt to Gerh and @ Zoo
1Gn yfs ast s Per a cent - c,ris Adams 30"
G SS s eorner sG GeTsrd years
r5hrus!d; H to F voss. c1ay-ave n v : Ti'1 ooo
n Of 69th years. per ............ 1000
due sptF% nSss a @ - 52 pr 10000
ave- IS # Of i5eth-st years, per ooo
Na i :. rhonqs to Ken; PEqsosstays 600
d47-9 n n or University !" years. = per
Freaney. James c. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company: Hughes-ave. corner 1s1th-st. de
Hinrches, G NJ 10 ! Diamond: plot beginning 100 -
# . of Bronx Park-aye years. 81 FER cent 8'Vo
Rcca \ to Katz; Southern Boulevard. " oo
134th-st; / year. per cent. eco'
oiTe Isar lesn nsr T. cent? to u DonneIy 1000
McInerney Michael W Moore 236th-st.
$50 # Of 2d-ave' years 5is per oooo
Trood Realty Company to ! Heay, 112th-st.
IS f. Of Broadway. due October L. : ooo
1905 g cent. "''''
Svarschinkopf Sophie. Trood Realty Company;
l2thst ,a s. 100 d it c.1 Of Broad"ay que 5000
Lyon, am anna a. to sl Il 2 Bush Et 1000
Melee Walter p 3so to Thornton nsr cent 1000
Kutner II z Helner and another i9th
St $ It OF 1th-ave: year per q COO
sennhazer casner to Rsbh0z : n9 1900
Intz Josenh. Emigrant Industrial savings
Pank 134th-st n s 2O66 # OF Wiilis-ave; . oon
Isenberg, f, to Decker stanton-st. No . As 12Ooo
Tbvaite Anna L, TO !. Sutnhen. N"oGErresI
ave. :. sos # of 167th-st " years. - - 2o5oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
INDIANA TO FIGHT TwINE TRUST.
Governor Hanley Investigated Conditions in
Kansas and Then Began Work.
TBy Telegraph to The tribune ]

Richmond, Ind, Sept. Ex-Governor Hanley has
begun his fight on the Irvine Trust After assur-
ing himself by personal investigation that binding
Irvine could be manufactured in the Indiana pen-
aentiary he visited Governor Hoch and how
Kansas was manufacturing twine in her penal in
stitutions.
The Governor. on his return from Kansas called
the Board OF Control of the Indiana penitentary
together and laid his plan before them, with the re-
e,t that the work of installing the necessary ma
5binerY has begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Manhattan ave corner Cathedral ParkTay
Y 11xioo william william io'Ne ivan. se2oo
"a - . az II n of Wendover,aNe' iZoNA%SN
90 The commonwealth Mortgage
. S,onoDany loans samuel Borowsky and MOTIFS =, soo
c-sr+s,e : 20S # W Of UnionpoH ROAD, ZoT
100: Herbert Ogden attorney. ioa1s 5000
zane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
A RECORD AUCTION SALE.

Bryan L. Kennedy will sell at auction at noon on
Wednesday. October q, at the New-Tork Real
Estate Salesrooms the realty holdings of the estate
of Elizabeth w. Aldrich. The assessed valuation
of the Manhattan parcels be sold is S4.314,G0a
Adrich Court. No al to 40 Broadway. and the Co
lumbar Building. No. % Broadway, viii be among
the offerings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
INVESTOR BUYS BROOKLYN TRACT.

William Henry Folsom and the T B. Ackerson
Company have sold for the John Hall Watson es-
tate a plot Of five and one-half acres at Coney
Island Plank Road and K-st,. BROOKLYN Inc
is investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
SALE OF A PARk-AvE. PARCEL.

Charles s Taylor has sold for a Mrs. Lynch to
Charles C. Watkins the three story brick house
No 1877 Park-ave.. adjoining the corner Of 11th-st
The size of the parcel is is by 81 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
LEASES A gRoADwAY STRUCTURE.

Morton Gross. Of Gross & Gross. has leased Nos.
721 and 723 Broadway to the Ford Motor Company
for ten years at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
REALTY HoLplNe COMPANY A BUYER.

NJ & l. Hess have sold for Fannie H. Kelly to
the Realty Holding Company No. "a West 15th-st.,
size % by 103 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
JUDGMENT AGAINST LAKE SHORE MALT
ING COMPANY.

The American Mailing COMPANY yesterday OBJ
,stred Judgment by default for $32s74 against the
lake SHORE Mailing company, 81 syracuse n. H.
az tie company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

At The Bronx SaIesroonl-By CeiszIer- Realty
Shakespeare-ave s. 40 st. family
br h. each 2Gx100 voluntary sale adjourned Septen
Der -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
HELD FOR cHILD's MURDER.

A coroners' jury yesterday held Agnes Renoude
and her common law husband. Gustav Denzer, for
the action OF the grand jury in connection with
the murder of Gertrude Hyland the Renoude
wonans two-year-old child, on september 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday. first
name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-14

ANYWHERE IN wEsTcHEsTI,,aI e 60 6 Isa xsia
Country Homes. Farms. COOLEST q "@7@' -
esncs NJ. Vernon and Wits Pla1nA
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5000
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-20
IOWA COUPLE TRY TO MARRY.
Obstacles Just Seemed to Pile Up te
Prevent.

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Sept. 90
Trouble galore has interfered to pre-
vent the marriage of Thomas Kitten
brink and Miss Hecla Gipple of Allan
tic. For whole week they nave been
trying to become man and wife, but a
new chapter of difficulties has arisen
each day, and as a final climax the
prospective bridegroom is in the coun-
ty Jail and the bride elect is thoroughly
discouraged.
A week ago Kittenbrink went to the
Office of the clerk of the court and
asked for a marriage license. 1t was
denied becaus he did not have an af-
fidavit as the the age of mis- prospect
i've wife. Two or three times did he try
when different persons. were in the
office, but each time it was denied him
on the same grounds. Finally an
affidavit was procured.
AS the next obstacle Deputy Clerk
Smith refused to issue the license be-
cause the affidavit was not correct
Miss Gipple is under age, making ne
cessary the consent Of the parents.
They live near Anita, and went before
a notary public in that town and I'M
der oath gave their consent to the
marriage.
But again there was an obstacle, for
the notary who made the affidavit
failed to affix his seal and the license
was again refused. At this juncture,
when it seemed that the trouble would
be easily remedied, the bridegroom's
mother interfered She objected to the
marriage, and to block things had Miss
Gipple arrested, charged with carrying
ever failed to reveal any weapons, AND
she was discharged by Justice Press
nall.
Things then looked rocy and the
principals were only awaiting the pa
perS from Anita in correct shape that
they might have the ceremony per-
formed. Then fate again interposed.
While waiting about the town Thomas
was arrested On the charge of vagrancy
preferred by Marshal Sam Wilson and
taken to Jail.
Meantime the papers from Anita ar
rived. But the arrest of the prospect
i've bridegroom had placed a decided
crimp in affairs matrimonial and the
ceremony was indefinitely postponed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-20

that l wanted to do the right thing;
bankers then came to have confidence
in me, and then success followed step
by STEP"
Young Mans Chances.
What are the young mans chances
today?" was asked.
Far better today in Cleveland than
When 1 was a boy here. In those days
this was small city and the indus
tries that flourish here today were un-
heard of then. There were very linn
tied opportunities for the young man
who wanted to make a substantial
figure in life. But soon afterward Mr..
Chisholm began to develop the iron
and steel industry here; we went into
the oil business; others branched out
along different lines, all were success
full and today every young man OF
Cleveland derives great benefit from
those early enterprises. The city
grew up around them and it seems to
be only a matter of choice with the
young man himself today. The city is
full of opportunities"
Welcomes Winters Approach.
Mr.. Rockefeller said, as he looked
out of the window at the jrizzling
rain and autumn gloom:
Il never regret the coming of fall
| although it marks the close of the
summer and l nave found outdoor ex-
ercise wonderfully beneficial to my
health. I like to ride my wheel over
the golf links best of all, perhaps, and
! winter puts a stop to that. But we
need winter. 1 believe we in the tenn
perate zone are better for it. We need
the invigorating influence of cold
weather. Each winter 1 take a party
This is for the purpose of getting into
the open air more than for the purpose
of getting the milder climate. Mrs
Rockefeller always admonishes me
| against too long a stay in the south
because she maintains, and rightly,
believe, that all of us who belong to
the north need the cold winter