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VOTE on STATE TICKET IN KINGS
Completed by the CanNasse RS After Three
Weeks OF Work,

The county canvassers in Kings county
finished their task OF counting the vote
last night. 1t took three weeks to canvass
the vote, and the result will be forwarded
10 the County Cler X this morning. The
vote on the sta e ticket is az follows:
GovernOr-Hughes. IOo.45t Hearst, III .029; Chase.
Socialist. 3.s7i; Randall, prohibition. iDo' jackson,
social Labor. III. Hearst over hughes, 4,575,
lieutenant Governor bruce, Republican, s9.e7i;
Chanler, Democrat, l26,i43, Strebel, Socialist;
4J8: Bettys, Prohibition, as, PasSonnO' social
Labor, I'll. Chanler over bruce. 36.i!2.
Secretary OF state -OlBrlen, RtpuDllcan, Ea'll0,
Whalcn' Democrat. ic0. 800; ATland, Socialist, A.i4i;
Richards, Eroh ibitiOn. 54J; Lcchner, Social LABOR,
78g. WhaleD over O'Brien, S1,2SO,
Comptroler Lewis, Republican, $3.50; Clynn.
Democrat, l27,lli, O'tourkc, socialist, 4.4Ss. hOag,
Prohibition, 40. kinney, Social Labor, no Glynn
over Lewis, .S.6j5.
Treasurer -Wallenmeier, Republican, ~ l0i; Han.
ser. Democrat. l27. 2Bi: Passage, SOCIALIST, i;Afb'
stokes. Prohibition. 627; Gcbner, Social Labor
1872. Hauser over Matchmaker, 8,lbJ.
Attorney General Mayer. Republican, s','e'
Jackson, Demo rat, i2i,Bi3: SlObodln, Socialist;
4,44B; Harrington, Prohibition, 5ls; Wallace Social
Labor. 1874. Jackson over Mayer. s0,S96.
state Engineer and nurN eyor an Alstynr'
Republican, ~ Oi5; Skcnc, Demo rat ~ 1854; Hunt,
Socialist, 4. too, Mott. Prohibition, as: DTme, social
Labor. 7s5. Skenc over Van Alstyne. 3O,SN'
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COLUMBIA SOPHOMORE PLAY.
Hurry BurIy' Given for the First Time al
h Waldorf Last Night.

In tucks, frills and feminine lingerie
Columbia sophomores entertained a large
audience in the Aston Gallery of the Waldorf
Astoria last night by presenting their
annual play, Hurry Burly." Several more
or less startling surprises took place in the
first act. Right at the beginning a vision
with blond hair and red cheeks, billed
as Rosa, appeared and brought a few muir
INJURED obs! from several youths in the
audience, only to destroy the illusion by
speaking in the deep masculine voice Of
Fl. H. Hopping.
A little later Mdude Ddreon, a brunette
clad in white. appeared and then walked
across the stage with strides three feet
long.
The plot lay about the difficulties of M.
Ldrkins, who imagines himself a poet and
who il encouraged in that belief by his
wife, who publishes some OF the poems that
he is said TO have written. The verses
prove to rave been stolen.
v. X. W. koo, a young Chinamsn, who
took the part of a Japanese elevator boy,
was roundly applauded, as was A. NJ. Mac
Masters as .Signor Tdmburini. The per-
Torrance will be repeated to-day at 2:30
and on Friday and Saturday evenings.
cast was as follows:
"a Country Gentleman
d~LarkInss better half
prospecting for anotner1
darkness daughter
Maud- Dawson. - q. B%aragwanath
Paul Dawson ....,.,....... ...... E. Imam
Buttons. .......... h. W. KoO
Prospecting for himself
III. love with Rosa
Maid servantJ
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h tcrcOntIncntaI Rubber Company In
~cOrDOrated.

The Intc-continental Rubber Company
filed articles of incorporation yesterday at
the offices OF the Secretary of State in Tren-
ton and with the County Clerk in Jersey City.
The company proposes with a capitalization
of $4,000 900 to carry or the business OF
collecting, extracting, producing, manu-
featuring and dealing in gum, c~aoutchouc
and crude rubber. The capital stock is
divided into $40, 900, 900 preferred and $780,
OOO, 900 common The incorporatOrs are
William c. Sherwood, Richard F. FULLY and
Louis Sherwood, all of IL Exchange place,
JERSEY City. The Registrar and Transfer
Company is the registered agent OF the
cnnnnrn
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Fine Table Linens
At Stirring Cleanup Reductions

This is a collection of odd pieces Of on very finest Table Linens. Some
have been in stock too long, Others are mussed and soned. All are in superb
qualities but they need laundering. The radical reductions n prices will amply
repay the artistic housekeeper for sending them tot the tub:
A small group of HenStitched Luncheon Sets, consisting OF cloth and a
dozen napkins, in prices from a s2 set at $3.50, up to $21 so yet At Sl5SO.
Iace-trimmed Table Cloths, 90 inches in diameter, with two rows of lace
insertion, at S3S, from SIS.
Italian fet lace Table Cover, 81 in. in diameter, at $50. from SIS.
Grass-beached, plain linen Table Cover, with Russian lace insertion and
center, with one dozen 2sinch Napkins to match, at SIS a set; formerly $50.
A superbly scaIopt and embroidered Luncheon Cloth in Berlin hand-drawn
work, with feur-de-is openwork; for round table, 30 inches in diameter; for
merly 5000; now $o7.SO.
Hemsttched Table Cloth, with many rows of Berlin drawn-work and dotted
embroidery; 90 inches square, at $40 50; formerly $5.
Two other fine cloths, formerly SIS; now at $3S each.
Second floor, Stewart Building.
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lcsndro Campanarl's Violin Recital.

Leandro C%ampanari, brother Of Gus eppe
C%ampanari, the well known barytone, and
one of the conductors of Oscar Hammer
STEMS Manhatt an Opera House. gave a
violin recital at Mendelssohn Hall yester-
day afternoon. II was perhaps a ere ditable
smbiti on which led Mr.. ~Camranari TO
exhibit hin self as a solo performer, bUt
he would not have suffered in the public
estimation if he had rested content with his
arpearances as a conductor. He played
a concert sonata by Veraccini, a prellCe
by Bach and compositions by Lecialr'
Beethoven. Pa0aniHi, Viau ytemps, Bazzini,
Lalo and Wieniawski. He displayed a good
round tone, clsan bowinR, acclrat, intona-
ton and musical scholarship. but there was
nothing in his playing - furnish any special
reason for a recital.
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THE SALE.
Embr Oideries ard other Objects Of Art
Disposed or AZ Auction.

The annual sale Of Renaissance EN-
broideries and other art objects brought
together by the we'll known collector
VITAL Benguiat began in the American
Art Galleries yesterday. In spite OF the
weather, a good sized audience q ed Auc-
tioneer Kirby, but the prices were Gener-
allv low. The total of the afternoons
sales was 50, s4s. 50 for 22G lots.
Mr.. George, a dealer. gave SAC, the high
est price OF the session. for a large en-
hroiderv OF the sixteenth century, con-
tanning six medallions of saints done in
intricate ~needlework. Mrs. G. b. Alex
ander took a Spanish embroidered panel
al siS5. A Flemish tapestry showing a
fAte champetre after Teniers went to W.
Hinckle Smith at $3.50. Other high prices
ware 1870 for an embroidered Spanish
Of the eighteenth century. paid
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SnIr SAILS re HOrRs AFIRE.
Captain Turns streams into Hold and
Races 10 Port for Assistance.

GHILATIITHIA, Dec. 6.-Fice was dis
covered lart night in the forward hold e
tho Boston and ihiladclu hia ~Companv's
passenger Liner Cret,u, Of Rarregat CITY.
Throughout tho night streams of water
were TcCIed INTO the hold, ana these pre-
vented tho flames from spreading.
The captain decided to ha: ard bringing
his vessel to pot ard he succeeded in
reaching tho dock, South Wharf. at o this
morning. The fly passengers we Q dis
embarked, and the snip was lowed TO the
Jersey side of the river where the frel cats
got to work. The loss Will reach $25O,CCO.
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FRANKLIN IN FRANCE. From original
documents, most of which are now
publisht for the first time, by Edward
f. Hale and Edward f. Hale, Jr. With
portraits and vignette illustration. ?
vols. svo. Publishers price, SO. Our
special price. S2.25.
The CENTURY MAGAZINE. Bound
Volumes.) For the year ending with
the October number. 1905. Volumes
so and 70J Some of the finest color print
ing appears in these volumes. 2 vols.
Olive green cloth. Publishers price.
$3.50. Our price. S1.75.
The TEMPLE SHAKESPEARE Edited
by Israel Gollanez. English Edition.
Printed in black and red. with photo
gravure frontispieces, and decorative
title pages. Bound in flexible lambskin,
with decorated covers. 40 vols. Pub
lisher's price. 1872. Our special price,
SIS.
RISE AND GROWTH OF THE ENGLISH
NATION. B. c. SIS TO 1895. BY W. II. S.
Aubrey, LII. D. 3 vols. 12mo. Publish
er's price, 81. 80. Our special price. 81 as.
HISTORY OF THE WORLD. Ancient
history from the creation to the fall of
the Western Roman Empire, by Philip
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state Fish. Game and Forest Leag ne.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 6.-The New York State
Fish, Game and Forest League, in ses sion
here to-day, elected the following o~:cers;
President, J. II. Considine of Elmira; vice
president, f. A. Bowman of Medina; treas
nrer, A. c. Cornwall Of Alexandria Bay;
secretary, John D. Whish Of Albany.
The delegates recommend that the open
season for deer in the State be from Septem-
Der 10 70 October 81 instead OF October |
to November Is. as at present; that the close
May 81, that the right of search without
warrant be extended t. special protectors,
and that a law he PASSED prohibiting keeping
game in cold storage during the closed
season,
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At $50 a set, from $87 .5O-Pouyat
French China Dinner Sets of ia pieces,
with soup tureen and four meat plat
tiers, in a pink and blue border design;
all pieces heavily gilt; solid gold han
dies.
At S75 a set, from slOO-Pouyat
French China Dinner Sets Of ia pieces,
in a very rich border decoration; soup
tureen and four meat dishes; all pieces
heavily gilt; solid gold handles.
At SIS a set. from 1922. 5O-Haviland
& Co. Dinner Sets If 1I3 pieces, with
o tureen and three meat dishes: very
pretty green-and-goli border with cir
Gle Of roses on shoulder; solid gold
handles.
Theodore Haviland Dinner Sets, in
rich floral designs; continuous gold
stippling on every piece; solid gold
handles; 100 pieces with soup tureen
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by a Mr.. Thomas, who also took a Spanish
Renaissance dalmatic and a Gothic ten
ture at $3.50 apiece. Paul Farnum, the
Tiffany designer, took a pair Of repousse
lamps Of the Renaissance period for S22O.
What is the first purchase made at any
art sale, so far as is known. by the Cooper
Institute was that of a unique frame of
Venetian embroidery Of the sixteenth CEN
fury. This went at SIS. II % be put in
the textile museum, which va resented 10
the institute by Mrs. Cooper Hewitt.
The sale continues this and Tomorrow
afternoons
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AspPrgren-BacOn

The wedding Of Miss Lucille Bacon and
John Aspergren Of MalmO, Sweden, took
place yesterday in 81. Bartholomew Church.
the Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks. and the bride
was given away by her father. Daniel Bal on,
Miss Scott OF Virginia attended ~ mad OF
honor and the Misses Lanisr Inv he. Marie
I.moine LOr NJ. Miss tI,Ku Of Patt~bur- and
Miss Meadows Of Buffalo we're orIirsnud',
Nfter the church ceremony Nj. ana Slrs.
,ilCon gave a reception at their homo. 1853
West FIT y-seVcnth street.
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Tn =SmlIh.

The marriage of Miss huCc Van Wort
smith and william Stewart Thomson took
place last evening In the Mount Morris BAPTIST
church. i27th street and Filth avenue. Mrs.
Frank Deacon attended her sister as matron Of
homer. The Misses Edith Dietz, Josephine
Evans. Josephine PRATT and Jeannctt" WICK
Here bridesmaids. John Doty RsSi-tc q as
hrG. man and Charles V. Smith. a brol her OF
the b-ide, Louis A. Williams. Jr., Louis Fenton
and Fritz Foster we're ushers.
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The Chain Compar, ,ncorporatcd.

Articles Of Incorporation of The Chain
Company, a 1000, eco concern, we're filed
yesterday in Jersey City. The objects of
the corporation are to carry on any business
conducted by capitalists, ~financiers, pro-
moters, contractors and others. The in
corporators are II. O.. C~oughlan, B. 5. Mantz
and John r. Turner, all Of Is Exchange
place, Jersey City.
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..SICk Engineer" sUrrendcrs.

Even Fl. Clark, who was the sick engi-
ncer" in : he Larry Summerfield Horse
shoe Copper Mining swindle, which landed
Larry in Sing Sing, walked into General
Sessions yesterday and announced that
he was tired Of going around with an in.
dictment over him. Clark was indicted
in 1903. Judge O'Sullivan released him
in 81 900 bail.
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Theatre Seats for Non.Liars.

The press agent Of Mrs. Temples Tele.
gram" which is playing at the Lincoln
Square Theatre, has sen out this announce
ment:
Every man who presents himself at the
box office of the L~incolnlSquare Theatre on
Monday bringing a certificate from his wife
that he has never told her a lie will be given
one seat for Monday evenings Performance.
To every wife who brings a certificate from
her husband that she has never dIsbelieved
anything he has told her will be given one
seat for the evening performance.
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Beaded Bags

These artistic bags are made in
prettier designs than ever before =,
and are increasingly popular. We
show a very broad assortment of
artistic varieties just recently i'm
ported. many Of which are marked
at unusually low prices.
There are black suede Bags, COW
cred with cut steel points, and
handmade Bags Of beads, in steel,
steel and = black, black, and other
CONGRATULATIONS There is a large
variety of Purses, as well. Prices,
soc to $40 each.
Main floor. Stewart Building.
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and three plattcrs. at $50 a set, regu-
larly worth S45; 10l pieces with sour
tureen and four platters, at S35 a set,
regularly worth SIS; III pieces with soup
tureen and four p~latters, at $50 a set,
regularly worth 500.
At S25 a set. worth %25-Charles
Field Haviland G.. y. A. Dinner Sets of
lOl pieces. with soup tureen and three
large meat p~latters, several floral de-
signs with al handles gilt.
A. $3.50 a set, worth S22-Fine
Austrian China Dinner Sets of 100
pieces; complete for twelve persons:
three floral designs with all handles
gilt.
At $40 q SGT, worth s1s-American
Porcelain Dinner Sets Of 100 pieces. / m
floral designs; soup tureen and three
platters; all pieces gilt.
Third floor. Wanamaker Building.
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Smith. b. A.. with "a maps. plans and
~engravings. 8 vols. svo. Publishers
price. So. Our special price. sl.75.
GUIzoT's HISTORY OF FRANCE. 8 hand
colored frontispieces and 1872 black and
white Illustrations. svo. 12mo.. half
leather with cloth sides and gilt tops.
Publishers price. SIS. Our special price
$7.25.
LIFE AND TIMES OF GEORGE WASH
NGroN. By Schroeder-Lossing Intro
duction by Edward c. Towne. B. A.
Illustrated with 50 full-page ~engravings.
4 vols. I2mo. Publishers price. s..
Our special price. 81. so.
ALEXANDRA DUMAS. Romances. Maria
Antoinette Edition. Printed in clear and
beautiful type, and illustrated with 100
full page plates. "a vols. Cloth binding.
gilt tops, paper label. Publishers 3 price.
$3.50. Our special price. $2s.75.
RoosEvELr's WORKS. Winning Of the
West. 4 vols. American ideals. Naval
War Of 1872. The Wilderness Hunter.
Hunting Trips of a Ranchman. In all
8 vols. Publishers price. $l6. Our price,
$3.50.
Book Store. Ninth St.. Stewart Bldg.
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Major n. p. Morle Congratulated.

Mtior r. P. Morle rounded out yesterday
Chi ty-fve We ars Of service as United States
commissioner in Brooklyn. Judge Thomas
and all the leading Federal Officials IN brook-
| yn united in CONCENTRATING him.
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Some Exceptional Values
In Fine DINNER SETS

This is good news for thrifty housekeepers who expect to take part in the
selection of their WI Christmas present These ire choice imported wares,
nan of which come from the finest potteries in Limoges, France. The reduc-
tons are quite decisive. There are several other offerings in Austrian and
American wares at still lower prices.
All are absolutely perfect and in beautiful decorations:
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president of the Chamber Of Commerce OF
Rochester. to attend the annual dinner of
that body on December 10 and make a
speech.
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Women's
Rain, Travelling and Automobile Goats

A splendidIy comprehensive assortment of Outing Coats, hardly to be
eousled elsewhere. All the best models in smart travelling and motoring gar
ments are shown.
The rubber-ined Satin and Crepe de Chine Goats are the work of n Of
the most artistic designers of Paris and are the perfection Of style. The natty
Worted Coats ire copies of the best foreign models, and are stylish, satsfac-
tory garments. We show Cravenets of the newest cs, in tan, olive and Ok
ford gray also some handsome Black Rancoats especially designed for women
in mourning These Coets are of the finest cloth and are exquBtey tailored.
Irnorad Satin and Crepe de Chine Raincoats, Of black prunela cloth. for
Coats ubberN lined at sS to S5. mourning, at H9O m 1921.
RAncoats of various worNeds in seven- Domestic Tweed Coats al Sl275 to S25
e0hths length, at tl to 49, A special group. at ~ each, worth S2
Rancoat in tan, olive Inc Oford toN6
cr.vmt in eyen-eRhth and full Coats Of imported English or Scotch
length models at SIP o t4. mixtures, at $50, tht were 2 to $50
Third floor, Stewart Building.
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& NasMaA. J1ua
The New JEWELRY
And SILVER STORE

A JEWELRY STORE of the first class was needed in this
"A vcnage. The nearest establishment of its character
is more than a mile away, and inconvenient to
thousands of business men who find it a mere step to
WANAMAKER's, or at most, only a stop-of on the trip uptown.
You'll find here an elaborate stock OF mounted and
nnmounted Diamonds and other precious stones-many gems
OF most unusual character, to be set according to your special
order, or in designs that we will suggest.
Our assortments of Diamond and Gold Jewelry will prove
most interesting to seekers OF gifts, who are particular about
the quality and purity of the gems they buy, and who are
interested in making the best possible investment. Wana-
maker prices relieve you of paying the recent advances.
There is the same favorable opportunity to select Presen-
tation WATCHES for men and women.
Broadway and Tenth street. Stewart Building
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Governor-elect Hughes has accepted an
invitation from Senator-elect T. B. Dunn.
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Bows Clothing at Special Prices

Two fine opportunities for boys Of to years. The suits and overcoats
are made up u the Wanamaker standard in every way, both as to materials
and workmanship. The prices at which they ire offered today present I'M
usual opportunity to careful parents.
Norfolk jacket suits with knickerbocker trousers, and double-breasted
Jacket suts with knee trousers, made of specially selected, Atwood blue
cheviots, in sizes for TO 10 years, suits well worth $3.50. SIS a suit.
Double breasted semi-ftung Overcoats, of handsome MKT cheviots, in
sizes for toll II years regularly worth $50, today at So so each.
Main floor, Wanamaker Building.
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Sets of BOOKS for Gifts

The Wanamaker Book Store not only presents ar almost unlimited variety
Of books in matching SETS but it is able to announce many extraordinary offer
ings in books most suitable for gift purposes, at very radical savings in prices.
The following are just a few that illustrate the point:
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Splendid Values
In Women'S Pure Silk Stockings

Fine gage pure Silk Stockings of standard quality, right from our best stock.
In black blair OF with openwork ankles, and in many coors, plain or embroid-
cred for evening wear Women regard silk stockings as most SATISFACTORY
GIFTS At the noteworthy prices quoted below, these fine silk stockings are
remarkable offerings.
AsllOa pair,w worth 81 so Plain Mk, in black, tan cardinal, pink. Nile green
or gray
AtsI7sa pair,w worth Do Black silk, fronts embroidered with daisies cranes
mr. foliage Pink, sky blue. lavender grayo OIL tan silk, with seize embroidered bow
knds Black white or coored silk, with openwork ankles.
Broadway, Stewart Building.
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Excellent
English Suitings

The English know how TO make
stylish suitings. These are sturdy
Can find nothing better
for smart tailored suits than these
mannish fabrics. Mkt blue, brown
and gray effects. forming checks,
plaids and stripes, and n number
Of invisible checks or plaids. SIPS,
81 and $3.50 a yard.
Second floor, Stewart Building.
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Young Mems Sack Suits, $3.50
Worth SIS and SIS.

Thisisa collection ofhandsome suits for young men ofl4to IS years. They
are broken assortments from own regular stocks, in this seasons best pat
and they include about seveny-hve suits in all
The materials ar in neat fancy mixtures, and some plain blue and black
cheviNs. The coats are in the various new sack styles, handsomely made
Selling until now at SIS and SIS, today at Sl2SO a suit.
Main floor, Wanamaker Building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-27
SHOCK TO FRIENDS.
Feared News Will Me Serious Shock
to Thaw's Mother, in Poor Health.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 26.-The news
of the killing came as a shock to the
friends of the Thaw family in Pitts
burg and was matter for general dis
cussion i'll the two cities.
All efforts to find member of the
family i'll this city have proved fruit
less. 1t was reported that Josiha
Copley Thaw, a brother OF Harry. was
in Pittsburg. but it was stated at the
clubs that he and his wife were out of
the city and had been for several
weeks.
At the home of Mrs. William Thaw,
mother Of Harry. who sailed from
New York last Saturday to spend the
summer with her daughter, Alice, the
countess OF Yarmouth, it was said
that she would be notified of the at
fair as quickly as possible. 1t was
likely. it was said. that she would
take the first vessel for home. Mrs.
Thaw was not in the best of health
when she left the city and it is fear
ed the news will have 4 serious eff
feet on her condition.
Until recently but little had been
seen of Harry Kendall Thaw in Pitts
burg for number OF years Shortly
after his fathers death he went abroad
and there made his residence, living
most Of the time in Paris.
After his return from Europe and
his marriage he purchased fine piece
OF property on Fifth avenue and 1t