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Citations.
II1HR pEoPLE or THE sTATR OF NEW

York by tho grace Of God free and independent.-
To Margaret H Hurlbut Henry A Hurlbut, Bertha H
Wing Margaret Hurlbut. Susie Scott Hall. Margaret
H. Hurlbut Metropolitan Trust Company, execu-
tors all interested In the Estate Of Henry
A. Huribut late the County Of New York deceased
Iegatees kin otherwise send greeting:
You and you hereby cited and required per-
sonay to be and appear before Surrogate OF the
County OF York the Surrogates' Court OF said
County held County Court House. in the County
York the sixteenth day OF May 1900 at half
pas forenoon that day, then and
there to attend judicial settlement Of the account OF
proceedings stuart Wing and john Morgan Wing,
"a Executors WIN Testament Of said de-
ceased such of hereby cited are under
the OF twenty-One required 70 appear by
your guardian II you have IL you have none. to
appear and apply be appointed IN the
Of neglect failure do guardian Will be
appointed BY Surrogate represent and act for
in proceeding.
Sufrogates' Court Of the said County OF New
York be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF our said
n. 81 County County Of Now York. the 9th
day OF March, the year 0f Lord
thousand nine hundred and Eve.
JAMES A. DONNELLY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subserptions for the 4Flhuno
~ Cd al UptOWn once,
1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements yi be received tne following o1,ReA
ofiees al regular oice until o'clock p H. Was
254 shave B. 2sd-st I53 oihavs. cor. L@snA'
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON..

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County OF
New York, notice hereby given all persons having
claims II. Sicockg late OF the County OF
York deceased. present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber her place OF tansacng bust
ness q Frederick A. SouthWorth, No. 6S
William Street. the City Of New York. or BEFORE the
Dated New York the 18th day OF November. l9O4.
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FREDERICK A. sOUTHWORTH, Attorney for Admins
tratrix, William Street. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York City. n. Y.
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Dividend Notices.
Coupons Maturing April, 1905
PAYABLE ar THE
BANKING HOUSE
OF
N. W. HARRIS & GO.


FIRST.
Ada, Minn- Independent School District
School Building.
AnacOrtes, Wash, School District No. rs
Auburn Syracuse Electric r. R Co., First
& Rounding Mortgage Gold.
Bay County, Mich, Third St, Bridge
Refundigg.
Charlotte, Mich, Sewer.
chehalis County, Wash, School DistrletNO.z9.
Evansville, N. Y, Sewer.
Dawson County, S. OAK. Refundlng.
Dayton, Ia, Water Works.
Des MONIES, Ia, City Ry. Co, Reminding
Mortgage Gold.
Des Molnes, a., Inter-Urban Ry. Co,
First Mortgage Gold.
Fort Dodge, Ia, Rounding.
0alesburg, Ill., Electric Light Works.
GreeHvilIe. Tenn, SchOOi Series ga"
JeTseyvie, ILL.,, Reminding.
Knoxville, TeEn., Market School House;
Public Improvement.
LenOx, Ia, Independent School District
School Funding
MenOml1ee, Mich, Rounding.
MlddIetOWn, N. Y, Water Series "a"
Monmouth, Ill.,, RefuEding Water.
Mount Airy, ~ C., Water Works, EiectFic
Light & Street Improvement
New WnoEcO1l, WASH, Nlun9etpAl UOl0s
Odessa. No., Electric Light Works.
Rock Island. ILL.,, School, District Rounding.
ROyaltOn, Man., Independent School District
Salem, S. OAK, Water Works.
Sandwich. ILL.,. Electric Light.
Schiller Co., Chicago, H., Funding Mortgage
Ccld.
Spring Valley, Ill, Water Works.
WaIa Wslla, Wash, School District No. 1,
Refunding.
West Plalas, NO., Water Works & Electric
Light.
York, Neb., School District No. Il, Refunding.
Henry, III, Water Works.
SEVENTH.
Marion County, Ore, School District NO.A.
EIGHTH.
Mitchell, S. OAK, Independent School
District Refunding.
FIFTEENTH.
Bethany, No., Water Works.
Rurlsigh County, N. OAK, Reiundlng.
Carroll, Ia, Independent School District
School Funding.
Chippewa County, Mich. Refundlrg.
Clinton County, No., Funding.
VVinnsborO. S. C., Electric Light & Improve
meat.
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FxeIirsion tickets az G. & o. otcs ee@ Alo-9"Sa' es
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VEST IN GHOUgER
ctEAc ana manufacturing Company
DElEhTIrRE BONDS

DEBENTURE BONDS.
Notice is hereby given, provided IN the agreement
covering the the above bonds following
numbers have been drawn and will be paid
presentation surrender July 1st 1905
at the Office Of the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
TRUSTEE. No. 40 Broadway New York. with accrued
interest 10 that date after which interest each Of the
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WlnslOw, Lanler & Co, 50 Cedar st., N. Y. city.

WlnslOw, Lanier & Co., 50 Cedar St., N. Y. City.
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER APRIL ISL
1906
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley Ry Co. Regis IS.
Cleveland & Pitts r. r. Co. GenI Mtge. AIS
Franklin Indiana. 5s.
Grand Haven. Mich. Funding 5s.
I4awrencebuTgh, Indiana. Refunding AIS.
Marion, Indiana School 5s.
Monroe County, Indiana, Funding SIS.
NIAGARA Falls Power Co. Canadian Collateral 6s.
Pitts, Fit. Wayne & Chic Ry Co. LIST & % Mtgs &c.
do Third Mtge. Incomes Reg. Int.
DO Special Stock Dividend 1%S6
April %, Grant County, Ind, Gravel Road &c.
April and IS. Greenfield. Indiana
April T. Pitts, FIT Wayne & Chic Ry. Co. Reg. Stock
Dividend 1sa9c.
April Z and 20 Portsmouth, Ohio Street Impt
April 18TH Pendleton Indiana School Is.
PULASKI County, Indiana. Funding 6s.
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Dividend Notices.

-TTo5F ISLAND PERK7Ss HORSE sH0E 90.
, A m "A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
II so,or, bsla this aav a quarterly dividend OF
onequarter ~ cent was declared on me Ioo$
OF this Company, payabe april 4Oti 4oV''
10 stockholders of record April srd, 1905 .
CHARLES r. STARK TreasufeF
Providence. r. l., March 3oth. 1905
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO:
COUPONS DUE APRIL 1ST, 1903, FROl
the First General Mortgage Sinking Fund -Four 6 a Pe
fter frat date al the Of Messrs Brown rotneEs
and Boston, ana OK NAessEs'
Alex Brown q S''S' GEORGE E. STARR, Treasures.
Evansville and Terre HaUte Railroad co.
Coupons due April 1st. 1905. -.
T1y3IY ba q maturity presentation
ohce Of Bankers Trust Company. wan StTeSIt No"
YORK. ~ L
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10 &c stockholders q

WoslIIBUOUeo 4lItClEIo MISUNDERSTANDING
BY 7. ". SIEMON. Treasures
Dated New York, April LIST, 1908.
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s sRM BOSCOBEL

Ocean end OF Kentucky Ave. Atlantic City. n. :.
Every known hotel appointment. Cuisine services
Unexceed. Rooms single suite with baths. Hun
Ring water in rooms Capacity $50. Terms s12 Up
weekly Highest Class NeW-TOrk PATRONAGE Write f1E
illustrated literature A. n MARION. OWner.
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AA-A1 OF NEW YORK r,.-..,,,-r,
It1E AdoIiA SO.ssl-NS - EeW York March -, 1905
TEyTTF DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
j. thts sov declared dividend OF SIX PER CENT.
free OF tax payable and after April O1n p'Nio "
Sst.-EbeiSSrs az record p d. to-eay. -
isA"1A'ss-s's - GEORGE j. 1ln1Gss Ss@sasn
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THE INN.

BROWNS MILLs-IN-TIIE- PINES. NEw-JE 1S.sL.
f1iv9sT~ cordItlons superior lakewood as Winter
Resort Unbroke1 forest 20 miles wide NsriJaos SS-
orf9f I'm new completely equipped Now CE1ile
-rt-- miles from PHILADELPHIA 20 miles from New
vori- * miles iron. ocean. Send fer booklet
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Jones Letter to peIia.
''Tsortsmouth = p nec %

Portsmouth. n, H. Dec. %, f7S1.
To the AL AccoEnpl Della.
i wrote my most lovely Della various
letters from Philadelphia. the last OF
which was dated the 10Th OF June On
the 25th os that month 1 was unani-
inousiy elected by Congress to command
the America. of seventy-fo1Ir guns. on
the stocks at Portsmouth. N H.
Superintending the building, which I
found so much more backward than
expected, plan OF operation I had I'm
view was entirely defeated. I expected
to nave been at sea this winter; but the
wish.
Since I came here I have nor fa,,r5
a single good opportunity to write to
Europe. I have not since heard fron,
your relation left behind, but suppose
ne Is with the army.
ms situation is deubly irksome to
me- my lovely friend, as it stons NV
Rafsmt OF honor as well as love, YET
nave not received a single lettsr from
siee IN all this time except one. vyrgt,A,,
Il. n answer To my letter 1T taking leave
5 iiat one IS q tender letter. indeed ard
Ieo7 I0ea h2IIof 10 thy matchless heart 7
nc 6tsu ,9I. oiLeh' ana always with transport,
me lllS many charming things that ~ -
Nei! expressed in thy letters 6I,+ =. 80 = 50
clany the last. D puI eSpe-
TT Thy ,adieu has in it all the finer faa,-
lhgs blended with the noh,aS+ a.ter .sssi deei-
| t.leLles l.a OF the heart. Providence an
SGoq "r1,a ana d jusE' has given thee soul s1i
| f'raIaS el IN al respects to animate ma
s,,r s9re nheSt work. l rest, therefara
sure that absence will not iininisbe e3I b,,i
tSLnei tt. tne pure and spotIess friendzIir, Pi
even ever Ji1,1S jnInTa9 cur souls together and viii
/ i!on tion OF the other. Remenber ana AZ bs
u dlete f,ti,, my letter at parting. II WAS hT1t
| a,,-o.-t LaLIt picture Of my heart. viii finS
| thou canst wish d oS every tE'lng
I,a-l iy address is under cover To the
t5l'5r 6lon, Robert Morris, e5q., minister al
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Reproaches Jones for Neglect.

my God, the servant has come from the
most Office and sttH no letter. Heavens.
through what cruelty am l deprived of
the only consolation which remains TO
my despair and my regrets, Alas, could
you have the cruelty 10 leave Without
telling me good-by? Without giving the
least evidence Of pain at going far from
me or OF regret for all the sorrows
which I have experienced since fate
brought you to me.
Alas. II | did not know the greatest
happiness then, at least my heart was
without fear and my indifference held
for me more true comfort. Instead OF
fearing lest I die OF grief, | ,iii not
know terror nor the despair OF being hap
pierI Perhaps all that I have done for
you and the too frank expression Of my
feelings weighs upon you!
But l. too, have pride and l feel the
courage to renounce everything which
can make life attractive 10 me. My
whole existence would have been for you
forever, but I must believe myself loved
in return, and l feel that such is my
due If the purest and most refined senti-
ments merit love.
If receive no more letters from you
1 viii not impIore you more to love nee,
and you Will hear no complaint, no re-
proach SUCH reproaches have cnly
helped to humiIIate those who have
hearts cowardly enough to make them.
! may have been deceived, but never
viii l lower myself sufficiently TO com
! plain
Believe, however thatT have had for
! you only the greatest esteem. l would
trust to you alone a statement OF the
truth such as I have made. I count
/ in spite OF all upon your honor th1c nc
/ one shall know the tokens of u love,
alas, stronger than I. stronger than my
reason, and whose torments make me
/ the most pitiable of mortals."
Apparently Della thought better of her
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Where Does Della Lie ?

AHhougA Jones never lived in the same
mousse with Della he provided her win
an establishment suitable to her rank
ana gave her at least a third OF all the
money he came by When he returned
10 Europe disgusted with the gratft,,da
OF America, the two were again united.
FROM that time on even during his SER
wee as an admiral in the Russian navy.
Jones saw much of Della. She was a.
great help to him in many ways. Clever
and bright, she acted often as his Sec
retary and transcribed much of his vol
luminous correspondence Also a court
she was of assistance to him.
While no other letters of Jones TO
Della are to be found there are many
references TO her in his correspondence
with otheS, particularly Jefferson, when
he was minister to France. Jones con-
stantly asked him to look after her we'll
fare and Jefferson showed her great
kindness.
After the French revolution Della was
employed by Barere. the editor OF Ma
poleon'e official organ, both under the
consulate and under the empire. She
also taught the young ladies OF Jose
phlne's suite English, which she spoke
very well.
Now that the remains OF John Paul
Jones have been exhumed and are being
brought 10 this country with all the
honor and pomp which can be shown q
naval hero, ii would be interesting to
know the last resting place of the heart
that loved him so faithfully
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
DeHa's First Letter to tones.

II experience the crucIest anxiety for
your health. my only loved one Dear
Jones. il you are Ill far from me. what
viii become Of me- My God, how un-
happy I am! My angel, my adorable
Genes, when viii we be reunited. never
70 be separated again? Oh. my lover,
I feel that I shall never be able TO live
until your return. Ny tender love for
yen. my poor health ana above all, my
fears for the fate of all that is dear
10 me. kill me a thousand times each
day. Would that all my sorrows were
ended They are ineXpTessible-
"Ah, / know BY the torments of my
heart that I have never loved but thee
and II 1 must he deprived of thee may
l be deprived also of life. Jones. dear
lover, pardon thy unhappy Della, par
Con her weakness. Think that she
aGores thee. and that she viii die If
she causes you pain. or II you forget
her Canst thou speak 10 me of living
when / long TO die for thee. and If il is
possible l would love you beyond the
grave. All that IS not Jones. is Moth
ing Oh, my angel canst thou know
y hat will be my terrible anxiety all
the lonS days l shall not know If you
have arrived IN America? And judge
OF my love. when I would wish to have
you far from me, only to be sure that
you are not exposed to danger.
How horrible IS my position! Never
has anyone else experienced so barbar-
Gus fate
4 received your letters of the 18th and
18th I declare TO you tlat 1 am undecided
upon that matter about which I would
advise with you l would that I could
give you q crown. Never was mortal
mere worthy Of wearing one. But. my
adorable lover. I fear to think OF my
fortune, ana I feel with despair that 1
cannot make thee happy with it. nor
i've with thee in wealth. For me cot
tage and my lover and / should be TOO
happyi
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
All Repentance.

Il fear that in my last letter I let
you see too clearly the pain and tor
mepts of my heart. Pardon me, They
have clouded my reason and torn my
heart. dear friend who art so sympa-
thcttc. You do not know my trials. my
terrible suffering Is it possible to love
the adorable Jones and not die Of fear
lest he be lost?
Whatever be his fortune, let it not
make him forget that there exists far
from him a most sympathetic and tender
heart. perhaps worthy of his regret and
Of his remembrance. Your happy coun-
try claims you. All, without doubt it
viii look upon you as It's god. Could
you only know how much OF my heart
is yours. and all its affections. IOu are
made to have friends who love you
and await yOu with impatience. dear
and adorable Jones. Amidst all the evil
dences of their friendship you should
remember me, and say TO yourself, there
breathes = being whose happiness de-
pends upon me. or the cTuelest torments.
Farewell, too dear and too danger
Gus object oE my affections. May fats
The Washington times., 1905-07-23

But never would I exact from thee
such q sacrifice. Thou art not made 10
live in the background, and I would
never suggest such a thing to thee
Thou rnayst thyself decide upon what
you wish me to do and De sure OF my
eagerness to do that which will most
aid thee. I love you with idOlatry and
for yourself alone, and my only desire
IS 20 pass my days by your side. But /
wish above all that you may be happy.
Yen have never talked TO me of your
affairs; IL is very plain that you know
only my tenderness for you and the
tokens which have given you, but you
do not know The feelings Of my heart.
and all Of which it is capable in your
interest
III fortune deserts You utterly, If you
are obliged 10 leave Jhe navy through
discomfort, you must come Immediately
to France. and count upon my heart
which adores you. [ would make you
forget the injustice Of men.
"As often as I see Nj. R he gives
me interests in certain matters which
he has in Holland, and if you wish me
to leave Paris I shall be poorer, but I
shall have done what you desire.
(Stains too bad 10 decipher the next
Hne)
My health, in truth, suffers a little.
but that is Of no consequence. Nothing
| gives me pleasure. What do I say? II
/ seems 30 me that I have never really
: lived except during those days which
alas, have passed like a dream. OF
! which there only remains to me the
| gorrowGuI ina ge of = happiness which i
no more.
My brother has not only lost his
! time. but he has spent a great deal oil
money and done ILL., as he always does
and without regard to circumstances
/ He has seen me obliged to borrow fol
/ myself because parties who owed me
money failed to keep their word anC
| demanded time. But all that is Of NJ
/ consequence TO him so Iong as he car
satisfy himself / beg YOU that wheI
/ you find the opportunity, you viii teacf
k.m a lesson. He will listen to yog
rather than TO me, for he respects anC
azores you. 1t is the only merit which
/ Della knows"
( The brother to whom she refers wa
her half-brOther. He must have beer
a "mauvais sujet," as the French hav,
il. How much Aimee cared for J0na
and the sacrifices which she was willinl
To make for his sake are shown plainly
ir the second letter written a short tim
after the first.
The Washington times., 1905-07-23

Sunday. the Goth, tears ny heart and
increases my despair; I kissed with
sad, deep grief the traces Of thy precious
tears and shed a, flood of the bitterest
drops that ever flowed from q, break
ing heart I am weighed down with
my. sorrows and my mind is plunged
into q chaos of doubt and fears.
mo. never. feel. never did I love
until that moment at once SO dear and
fatal to my peace when fate presented
you to my ravished sight. That moment
fixed my destiny forever. Yes, my
adorable lover, on you alone depends
that destiny, you alone have the power
to make my happiness or misery. Par
don this frank confession. my dear
Jones, and be persuaded that deeming
YOU incapable of a mean action, L love.
esteem, and respect thee. Never otner-
wise would I have revealed th4s tulIy
thy power over my being. adore
thee, I again repeat. and never did any
other mortal possess such sway over
nv heart This, my dear and only
| lover. is my pledge of faith.
II am thine and thine only. during
nv whole life. Be therefore tranquil
| console thyseIf and let us hope that
Ditving heaven will reunite US and
| watch over the lot of two beings who
| love Faithfully and whose hearts de-
| serve 10 be happy. Be careful of thy
| life and remember that mine depends
| an it. I necessarily address myself to
/ heaven for your safe arrival IN America.
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
Della Falls in Love With Jones.

When Aimee was sixteen years old the
King died and the annuity which he
had settled upon her and which had
heen used In her education was stopped.
She however. found a friend in the Mar
quise de Marsan. It was in her house
four years later that she met John Paul
Jones when he reached Paris after his
cruise in the Ranger. The gallant
sailor was on the rise Of the wave
Everywhere he went he was hailed q .
hero. Naturally the young girls fancy
was tickIed by his attentions Jones
was as gallant a lever as he vas q sea
fighter.
Della" at this time was q great ia
vorite about the French court. She
was petite. vivacious, and OF q charm
ing temper. so it is said The contour
Of her face and her features were a
softened and smaller edition af thoge
OF the old King. Her eyes were large
and dark and iustrous, Her batr W-g a
deep auburn though IN a bright light
ii showed red-gold. Seldom has there
been seen a more beautiful pink and
white complexion
The first OF her letters to Jones. which
are still extant was written probably IN
May, 1f6o The sentiments expressed in
it are such as to please the heart Of any
man, but no man. however blinded by
love, would dream OF saying that Della
a gile hand. far worse than that even
OF the modern girl Sill the Grabbed
cramped writing is filled with unselflsh
thoughts. Here IL Is as she sent il Il
and hoping Tor money and vessels and
men.
The Washington times., 1905-07-23
"Six Posts and No Tidings."

Six posts and still no ddings from
you; my heart sinks at the cruel
thoughts Of so cruel a neglect. Are you
i'll or have you ceased to love met Oh,
God. this idea chiIls my heart. No,
cannot believe you so baTbarOus. Is 1t
possible that absence has destroyed my
happiness?
But If absence has deprived me Of
your heart 1t is not thus with regard
to my feelings toward you since you are
now n thousand times dearer to me than
on that horrible day of our separation.
Your letters, your assurances of at
tachment, the teachings of my heart, all
have contributed to increase my affec-
ton a thousand fold. But perhaps /
must renounce forever all those fond
hopes that have induced me to cherish
life, yet / may be wrong to thus de-
spair.
Yes, I am too sensitive and fearful;
my most Iovable and tender Jones IS
as faithful a lover as he is valiant
warrior and Jealous a patriot. All those
rare qualities are united in the object
OF my thoughts and affections To
doubt this constancy would be an in
justice, nay, a crime Pardon my dear
friend. my apprehensive terrors. I viii
compel my foolish heart to be more
tranquil. Judge of the excess of my
love by my agonizing dread of losing
your esteem, your heart"
The last Of her six letters Della penned
to Jones shortly before he returned to
America. How much she loved him can
! be judged from the fact she would will
| ingly have served as a cabin boy on his
vessel. ..ye,.u ,.,.o. ,,,,, ,.,.,...,
The Washington times., 1905-07-23

end ali my miseries. Your health IL
dear. ten thousand times dearer. 70 me
than my own. If you love me do not
neglect it.
Dear Jones. adieu. am forced to
leave thee. I cannot go on. The Che
Waller assures you of his respect and
friendship. He sets out tomorrow even
ing; alas, happier than his unfortunate
sister. he will soon see you. God knows.
she would willingly be the lowest OF
your crew"
Jones letter to Della. the only one
now in existence. was written six months
later from Portsmouth. where he was
using every effort to get a suitable yes
sci fitted out to take him on a cruise
Though II Is above all q love letter, never
theieGs, the fact crops out that he Is
a man OF action and as great interests
lie IN t1e world and not IN the home.
he sDea ks Of his ambitions and hopes
,Where Della would have spoken Of her
love alone.