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New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
TO RAzE MANY DOWNTOWN LANDMARKS

The Dutch Reformed Church has leased 10 vari-
Gus persons and concerns many parcels fronting In
John, Dutch and William SITS. Most OF the lessees
intend TO erect big buildings their plots
or the west side Of William st. between John
and Fulton. the Dutch church has at its disposal
the entire frontage except a small lot on which
stands the twelve story Royal Baking Powder
building al the southwest of William and
Fulton SITS. The frontage William ct. owned
F the church is PSI feet and It has all been leased
mis- week TO syndicates that will improve IL when
Tie present leases expire. The northwest corner of
John st, l23.3x90 feet containing about II pa
square feet. has been leased r. ". Haft & Co
Of Brooklyn To the north OF this the plot l33 6x
s9.4 feet has been leased by a syndicate headed bv
the Stokes Smith Company. OF Philadelphia. which
has had plans drawn for Its building by Frank Nj
Andrews. Its architect.
On the west side Of Dutch st. between John and
Fulton SITS, large plot has been leased TO Nae
thing Brothers, who own the fee of No. iIs Fulton
st. the two parcels forming Il" and giving the
lessee swners OF the largest plots In the whole
district This is the only plot owned the Dutch
church in the neighborhood which viii not probably
be reimproved within the next few years
The property at the northwest corner Of Dutch
enc John sts ll3 llx75.2 feet. viii be improved by
ne erection OF twelve story building from plans
which will be owned by the North Ward ReaIfy
company. is said TO have been leased when com
pleteo, TO firm OF jewellers buG arIy al th.
ouleI cummings 10 DE erected are controlled bV in
surance ne. The officers of the North Ward
GesIly company are Frederick l.. Lavainberg pres
ioent 6no Aaarry Han. secretary. At the opposite
corner ths underwriterH Building Company WIN
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
MANY BROOKLYN DEALS REPORTED

Howard C. Pyle & Co. have sold the following
Brooklyn parcels: The northeast corner Of Sd
ave. and 9Th St, 1o0x100 feet for James Bryar to
A. Whitman; the southeast of 60th St and
1st ave, 100x150 feet for the Kent estate to H
Kohn five lots on the west side of East 28th st.
between Beverly and Clarendon roads: two lots on
the north side of Clarendon Road, between East
2Sth st and Rogers for J. Becker TO client;
Nos. 261 and 263 44th ST., three story and base
men brick dwelling houses. with large stable, plot
b0xlO0 feet. for Purdy estate. a client; No. 295
Rutland Road. two story and basement brick dwell
ing house 20X100 feet, for NJ. Pomerance TO A OH
land; the southwest of 39th st. and 7th
ave. 10OxloO feet, for J. Falks. and Jacob Abra-
hams to J. Samuel: three lots on the west side OF
3d ave. for ]. R. Ryan to client; the northwest
corner Of 18th ave and 18Th St, five lots, for l.
Samuel TO A Hanz; No. "A Fleet St, for Carrie Os
borne to J. l. Sloan, four story brick nathouse
plot 60x100 feet the east side of Washington
ave. between Fulton st. and Gates ave-, for E A
Cruikshank to A. j. Aspfnwall plot OF ten lots
south side of Myrtle ave. between Throop and
Summer aves., for the, Realty Associates to a firm
of builders which will erect five story quadrupie
brick and stone fireproof flathouses. and No. 173
Woodruff ave. near Ocean ave. two story and
basement terra Gotta brick and limestone dwelling
house, a client for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Samuel Harris and S. Sylvester have bought the
following properties from D. Well: No. 20}
7th St. a six story brick triple fathouse, with
stores, on plot 25x100 feet: No. Al West 39th St.
five story brick double fathouse with stores on
plot @x1o0 feet. and No. 421 West 31st st. five
story, fourteen room brick double fathouse. on
plot 25x1O0 feet.
Ossoski Levy as attorneys have sold for the
Sceptre Realty Company Nos 122 and 124 Bradhurst
ave. on plot 5ox75 feet. two five story double fat
houses adjoining the northeast corner Of 14Sth ST.
five story newaW fGns 1na G y West ftn 8d st.
I; Hyde The house is on plot 376x99.n feet.
and eundch Nos 1850 and iS2 a9eo Mad5on aTe
SIX story fathouse. 3SXl0 feet Also sold, for Anna
two four story fathouses ave. '0A1V0 'ee''
oo Pooher Co. have sold Nos a19 and a2 West
18th ST., four story tenement house, on plot
1 4SxIv feet for John D. Hassinger to Oscar Sui
Folsom Brothers have sold for Daniel Cunning
nam nam NE iTe story front and FIVE story rear build
..5 Bernard smyth ( Sons have sold No; 157 West
o3d St, four story brownstone dwelling house.
Is & Sxlo0 feet for Georgia Roney,
Rapao as executor for the ests Of foF e R
pale pale the four story and basement brick dwelling
Meyer Leikowitz has bought from Damondston
h ss Wo five five goR "nd bqaS 9 of ST1
ment png1s hogsss oa on plot plot 4 $40 50z4 4 feet 3,
, -. go FoSssr t mas sod nos. @ al ana as Grand ST.
Morris Fisher has sold to NJ. Voper Nos 40 and
George Schweger has sold No. 1854 Franklin ave-
a three story frame house. with frame stable in
rear, plot 4310X1S52 feet, between l68th and
Frederick Allen has sold for William seitz four
lots the side of Decatur 80 feet south
Jacob and Philip Kronenberger have sold for n
Mr. Langen the plot, 98x150 feet, the west side
of Prospect ave-. 100 feet south Of Boston Road.
Anna Zeller has sold the plot, 60x110 feet, on the
south side of 2S6th ST.. 282 feet west Of White
Plains Road.
No. 800 Pearl st. three story building, on lot
25x90 feet, near Beekman st.
Pease s. Gilman have sold for Or. n l. Purdy
No. 10 East 18th st. three story high stoop
dwelling house, on lot 174xl02.2 feet.
Alfred ]. Koch has sold for the Empire Cornice
Works to William Laue the six story tenement
house with stores, at Nos. 424 and 1876 East 1l7th
ST. plot 37.6xl00u feet. and has resold the same.
Also sold for William Laue to builder. for I'M
provement the plot, 45.4x94.4x irregular, on the
south side of Sd St. 454 feet east Of Goerck st.
ST. two four story dwelling houses. plot 44x1005
feet
Louis Bernstein has bought from Frank Koch
Nos 2542 and 2544 Sth ave, two five story fiat
houses. with stores, plot 50xl00 feet. Arnold 81
Byrne the brokers.
Mary T. Martin, who bought the five story tene-
ment house No 232 West 41st St. 2o6X1o05 feet.
auction recently for 1000, has resold it.
Yetta Slovitz has sold TO NJ. Goldstein No. 1712
S Kadin has sold 10 S. Lefkowitz Nos. 224 and
225 East 112th st. six story tenement house,
plot 40x1O011 feet.
L. Druskn has sold Nos 1872 and 134 East 10th
st, six story tenement house. plot 37.6x1O0u
feet
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

Union ave o. 8. 96.10 # n OF I6lst st 225x
100; Rosenbaum & Stein agt Edw c. Gellner.
owner and contractor ...-.-...,.. 81 ,
llth St. No. 33T to S45 West, and Washington st.
nos IlS and T2l; Frederick Pearce Company
Agt Builders' Construction Company owner and
Crotona Park East $. C. s. 2266 # n G. OF
frospect ave, 20sx125; BuTaio Grille Company
az. henry Viusume, owner and contractor. -.
NAthedra! parkway. No 80. Anton Larsen agt.
Mah HirshIe4d and Arthur Zcenan owners and
1s7fh sg79htractors
iS56h ST, s. 5. 100 II. e. OF Riverside Drive SIX
hb.l Jacob N. Leonhardt agt Cathedral Park
fIeaIty company, owner and contractor. -. e.
Nert! a. arg west, b. W. cor. abth St 1OO6xl25:
5ohn r,h n Pfhlbrick & Bro agt. Samuel b. and
,oE,n snaHn q hAhes. owners and contractors -.
A%.pth 81. NO. S2s to S32 East, Rubin & Marcus
y-s asI Dora DEbnszy, owner ard contractor -. l..
SDoh ave G. D.. SO, 10 IT. n. l8lst st 225x 100:
t5r2ssnan Bros. & Rosenbaum agt Erwin g.
'olIner, owner ant contra rtor &
f@fk ave. No. 1891 Adolf Hopp agt II w
Little. owner anl contractor ,....
l4n,h 81. $ s, l25 II. =. Broadway 75xIO0.
nu!IueIh Heating Co ast Pollack Il Nathan
SON owners and contractors {
7th H'"-' h. W cor. l27th st. IOOr77; schwarta. 4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
"sTAATs-zEITUNe" TO BUILD.

Work on the proposed printing plant for the
'staats-Zetung" is to be begun at once on the
west side of Lafayette St. between Duane and Pearl
SITS, 160 feet in Lafayette St SO feet in Duane
ST, an irregular plot with a depth Of 40
The staats-Zettung A Corporation took title TO this
property last March, to protect itself, upon the
citys action in acquiring its present building site
for the proposed enlarged bridge terminal. The
structure will be of fireproof construction twelve
ste in belr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Intervale ave, W g. 243 #. n. OF Westchester
ave. for "A story frame dwelling house.
4Ox70; Charles d. McDay, owner; 7. Werner,
architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Balnbridge ave, W. g.. 90 n. g. OF lGeth St.
three story frame dwelling house 21xf2: Stube-
nolle Brothers. owners; William Lavelle archi-
nSSN
2aeth st. Il. e. corner Martha ave for a two and
half sotry frame dwelling house. 3Sx24 Dr.
Hubert Pinclney owner; John Davidson
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
WILL IMPROVE EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Murphy for remodelling the three story and
attic dwelling house No. liz East 22d street for
]. B. Fletcher as owner The building is vacant
The attic story Is TO be made over into a mansard
roof. and two story extension will be added
TO make conservatory. The improvements to
cost 81 900. John Worthington Ames Is the archi-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Norris okum and Louis Rorowsky. owners and

contractors 475 90
Amsterdam ave. W. s.. 100 IT. of 166th ST. 30x
ana Contractor c25 90
9th ST, No 537 East; Schwartz & Pomerantz agt.
Company contractor s5 90
CTotona Park East, s. Q. 3, 2266 IT. n e. OF Pros
Viaume owner ana contractor. ..e.....,.., 275 co
Glasson ave. s, so II. 3. OF Mansion st. 25x
George Wingendus contractor. ATS 90
223d Sc. n. 22p II. e OF 4th 50x10o; same
owner 242 90
223d St. $ s. 1876 IT. e OF White Plains ave-
25xiOO; Same agt, Mary Copodilopo. and
272 90
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY BUYS.

Nicholson & Co. sold for the Sebastian Wagon
Company to the American Express Company No
PIT to 223 East 43d ST and No. 224 East 44th ST. a
six story mandatory, fronting 100 feet in East
43d st. and 25 feet in East 44th st. The total
depth is 2Oo.1O feet. The express company VIII
alter the property for its The price is
reported at about 5000, 900.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Union ave, e. =. 96.1 II. n. I61st ST.. 225x10O
Samuel StTasbourger loans Syndicate Construc-
ton Company. .......... $500
l41th st. S. =. $50 It w. of Amsterdam ave-
20ON19 II II; Isaac NJ. BERNSTEIN loans Davis
Karp and Mo.ris Heller, 1900
SITS. 2lOX14s; Frank Hman and Joserh Gold
Ing loan Jacob Levine. Homer a. Millard. Will
lam H. Schmohl Albert w. De Long and
oosfE bert P Hutchings trustees .:.....::. I2oC
Central Mortgage Company loans George
lockwood SOC
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
LEASES RIVERSIDE DRIVE HOUSE

The McVickar-Gaard Realty Company has
leased to a client for long term Of years the nino
story apartment house No. 112 Riverside Drive
at an aggregate rental of Sl32500. This is a new
building. and stands a lot 54x130x irregular 1t
is between $50 and SJth
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Charles of London dealer in fine works of art
has leased for five years the first floor Of the
Glover Building, at the northeast corner of 2Sth ST
and 5th ave. The total rental for the term vii
be about $4,000. The floor comprises about 5000
SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Unfurnished partments to Let.

High class housekeeping apart
nent i'm the BOlkcnhayn, north.
cast corner 5Sth ST. and 5th Ave.
Will rent furnished or unfur-
niShed for season or by year. Pos
session Dec. 3. If desired IN Gals
and service Will be furnished by
the Savoy Hotel, with which tho
apartment is connected. Partic-
uiars on appIicatiOn. Address
Ill. r., p. o. Box SEE, NY
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Country Property for Sale.

VALUABLE ESTATE FOR sALE.-253 acres 7gO
tillabIe fine state Of cultivation: good buildings;
miles from Andover, Sussex Branch D., L. & W
r. r.; at public sale TO highest bidder. at Chochran
House, Newton. N J.. Dec. Goth. 1906. o'clock p
Send for descriptive circular. 65 miles n Y Citv
Estate shown by W. Il. and A. 0. AYERS. Executors
AndOVer, Sussex Co, y.
INOR SALE.-Westchester County; farm OF about 10
i acres, with charming old house. orchard and out
buildings, and with fine building site Bedford Road;
a mile from ChappaQua Station ALFRED BUS
sELLE, 1888 Broadway New York
CtfOR SALE-At Ossining, Westchestcr Co, a spIsn-
Il did residence. with five acres; house modern In
every particular. THOS. LEARY, 100 Main st. Ossin-
ing. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

Amsterdam ave. e g. 500 IT. n, OF 180th st;
for a two story frame hotel building 20x66;
f. c. Griffith. owner; l. H. o Brien architect. So
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
LIS PENOENS.

LIS PENOENS.
47th ST.. n. 3. 500 IT of 7th ave-. +ox1oo.A two
actions; East River Savings Institution Alfred
MaGonson et al Qorse!osure OF gages): attya.
EitChnEs & Palliser
7th ave. l12e Fl. ST. 22x2s 5x42 1xl2l /,
jerome Fande-veer ast, Sarah A. Skinner faction
to forecose IN ,ck2nics lien); atty, c.. A Wilson.
146th ST.. 123 Il. OF 7th ave- IOOxlOO; William
a Martin aSt Joshua Silversten al (forsolosurs Of
mortgage): atty1, Arrowsmlth Dunn
-8d No. 831 East; Mary A Keys AIT Hsntamu
Fox ct a. foreclosure Of mortgase) atty b A Isaac.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

FINO THOSE SEEKING A QUEEN ANND COTTAGE
L Lot Plot. which 70 build for a horre
investment will find exceptional bargain in
Greater New York. the north shore Of Long island
Property on high ground overlooking Bay and sound
Highly restricted and with all improvements VIII be
sold on very easy payments Address COTTAGE. Box 90
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Furnished apartments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
L. bath. $50 daily; including meals two. s25
weekly; one, SIS. THE ALABAMA Is E 11th II
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

A RTIsTIcALLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.
a bath; 80 West oeth had October
LIST Apply premises
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Real Estate.
Real Estate.
Charles NJ. Schwab says:
INVEST IN CITY REAL ESTATE
And Become Independent"

And Become Independent"
- Charles M schwabs advice is e henomenaS
Where ITO uy-ar the questions
edss s % ] "ssn % %s % Unlimited % % a.as s as & se ans y @ H. s
tell you put in where there definite He will tell
sos % n s Judgment aRns hs % @ h es e as % nos.s % ii" A70Rs for instance
BRONX hsr t the
sNowbe improved fun un~athof
the o inter
ed Its etwoko of dranstHn
WILLIAM nd nhrseu
geographical o e
h substantial and permanent hnen the last ten years accord
States Property bought here now the natural nonh"a
GROWN p3 s"s @ w r % sr
0 L pc twelve months not seem
one WHERE ERE & the = city @ & you M find s sas s s s ] with with @ @
& of New Yo!As business % and still still more coming , in m ~
may begin
charge ~ rh-ay abnN
MORRIS PARKS TRANSIT FACILITIES are Unparalleled.
SUBWAY between City Hall and Yves" Farm"
for Plains Ave
sion
With the ouyereid fight the N Y WetdHr and Porehess
line which will have station on the property "
Hvsnh linz .
81" lines connecting with trolley direct
Morris Park
water and gas going in NoAs he.nnpo
NoW-roDAY-at
MORRIS PARK
(Bronx7 77hs t dnm Parkwa)
wneor DO NOW
DEVELOPMENT
Broadway
mev1ckAR oA1ARD CO.,
Av v,4+
"aho"L" suouay"o Street and to Morris,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
INVESTORS ACTIVE In 9TH. AVE.
OPERATORS AND SPECTATORS BUSY IN AND NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA TUNNEL SECTION.
Mann of Parcels Enargng Their HodingSa
sfactory Mortgage Loans Easier to Get
HOME FOR CHARLES OF LONDON.

build similar structure. 1t represents syndicat
headed by John A. Eckert. Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
City Property for Sale.
Furnished Houses to Let.

4 LADY GOING TO EUROPE would rent private
~ house. with servants, for January, February and
March. to a small family. Inquire between IL and l
103 East 9th
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
Furnished Houses to Let-COunt1.u

ITO RENT. furnished Essex Fells j. until Aprl
4 May Ist; two minutes from station; Communication
New York S6S5 month; 10 bath water
electricity and all conveniences. Address c. B. SMITH
Box JTS Newark. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

has sold for William Seitz four
1e of Decatur ave, 80 feet south
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28
PEACE FOR cuba IN SIGHT
RULING FACTION DECIDES TO
TREAT WITH REBELS.
WILL TRY TO SAVE REPUBLIC
eoeretary Taft Succeeds In Getting
Government Party to Agree to Nego.
tlate With Armed oppo ents--Pres.
ldent Palma May Keep Place.

Havana Sept. 27.--The government
party abandoned its basic contention
that 1t Is impossible to treat for peace
with armed rebels and proposed to
negotiate directly with n committee OF
its opponents. IL Is agreed to leave
all points upon which understanding
Ia not reached to the final arbitration
OF Secretaries Taft and Bacon. The
government first suggested that II
would treat with the liberals IL they
would lay down their arms, but the
American commissioners ruled that
this stipulation was unfair. and the
moderate representatives accepted
this view. While this phase of the
controversy was wholly unexpected.
Secretary Taft was greatly pleased
Herewith, and made the following
statement for publication:
MY impression is that we are
much nearer solution Of the trouble
than we were last night"
It was announced also that the ne
gotiatiOns TO be opened between the
committees representing the opposing
parties would be without reference to
the terms previously proposed. The
time and place for the first meeting is
to be determined by Secretary Taft.
II Is beyond question that both
parties were brought to a more tract
ab,e frame OF r.nd by the verbal ulti-
matum issued by Taft and Bacon, in
the name of President Roosevelt, that
ihpNs To fnir nrhitra-
tion the United States must compel
the same by n temporary military &C.
! cupation Such an occupation, 1t was
| declared would not mean American
sovereignty It would continue only
until new elections had been held.
the new government firmly established
and order restored.
Within an hour of the receipt OF
this ultimatum the moderate assem-
bly, agreed, at the end OF a stormy
| session. to a suggestion OF treating
with the liberals. The most fiery de-
nunciatiOns OF the United States con-
| duct were delivered. Some OF the
speakers declared in favor OF appeal
ing to the world powers and others
even talked OF dynamiting American
properly. THE conservative moderates
threatened the disruption Of the party
unless the radicals consented to treat
with the American commission. and
this also Is believed 10 have had an
important bearing upon the moderate
decision.
II is understood that President
Palma does not intend to withdraw
his resignation. but II is predicted
that congress will table It indefinitely.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28
Atkinson Weddings,

Atkinson, Neb., Sept. 27.-Special to
The News: Atkinson had three we'd
dings yesterday.
Married at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bokhof, at
high noon, their only child Mable, to
c. Funk, agent for the G. & N. w.
railroad at Niobrara City.
This young couple will be at home
at that place within few days.
Married, at the brides home, Verna
Stennett, to Geo. Purnell, jr., by Rev,
Mr.. Waterman of the M. e. church.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Williams, very pleasant evening was
spent in honor of the fourteenth ami
versary of their wedding day. The
ladies of the Royal Neighbors were
invited to spend the evening at this
home, and bring their husbands OF
brothers or other friends. The secret
got out, it being this occasion, and q
slight surprise was planned for the
former bride and groom, in the way Of
gift. The charivari party arrived or
time and the wedding party were ser
enaded and all went home happy, wish
ing many happy returns of the day.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28
kAUlBAhS ArrkOvES MASSACRE
Reply of Governor General OF odessa
Creates Mucn Alarm.

Odessa, Sept. 27.-Replying to a
deputauon oil municipal officials, who
complained OF the violences daily
committed by members of the League
of the Russian People against peace
full citizens, Jews and Christians alike.
Governor General Kaulbars said that
the preservation of order was mat
ter concerning the police, but he per-
sonally doubted whether it was posi-
BILE, or even desirable, to attempt to
suppress the evaporation of the loyal
elements against the revolutionary
students. who were guided exclusively
by Jews.
IL do not think there will be fresh
outbreaks" said Kaulbars, but in the
event of the assassination OF even one
member of the League Of the Russian
People, ODESSA will be inundated with
blood"
The tone of Governor General Kaul
bars speech, which is regarded as
an expression of approval Of the hor
rors OF the counter revolution, has
created much alarm. The Christian
labor organizations have issued 9
proclamation declaring that in the
event of a fresh outbreak, they will
defend the Jews with their last droI
Of blood.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28
DR.. KERN EXPLAINS CONTRACT
Says He Signed Papers After Secre.
tary Said He Was to Do So.

Lincoln, Sept. 27.-Dr. w. b. Kern
of the Hastings asylum called upon
Governor Mickey and explained the
contract for the installation OF food
elevators which was let to Earl Yves
colt of Plattsmouth at $4,000. The
contract was signed by DR.. Kern for
the state board OF public lands and
buildings after being informed by Sec
rotary Galusha that he was to do Sc
The board had really authorized the
secretary to inform Kern that he must
investigate the prices before letting the
contract. Governor Mickey has been
looking up the law and believes all
the contracts which the board have
let through superintendent of institu
tions are illegal.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28
Steamers Again Pillow the Missouri

Kansas City, Sept. T.-The first
step toward the permanent organiza'
ton of a boat line on the Missouri
river between Kansas City and St.
Louis was taken when A. NJ. Munger,
the head of a local wholesale concern
subscribed to $4,000 worth of stock
In a proposed steamboat company.
The steamer Lora, which arrived here
on Monday with the first load Of
freight on the new line, began the re-
turn trip to st. Louis today, heavily
laden with merchandise.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28
MINES polls Hotel Murder.

Minneapolis, Sept. 27.-Minneapolis
police are confronted by another mys'
terious hotel murder, which promises
to develop as many sensations as did
that of Mile Ellison, who was muir
dered at the National hotel a few
months ago. Attendants at the Glen
wood hotel broke into a room which
had been occupied by a couple, who
registered as Fred Tyler and wife,
and found on the bed the body OF q
young woman. Death was caused by q
bullet, which had been fired into the
top OF her head. 1t is said that the
man who accompanied here was seen
leaving the hotel, but no one can give
an accurate description of him.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-09-28
BOYCE CATTLE COMPANY FINED
Had Removed Part Of Its illegal
Fences, but Not Enough.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. 27.-ln the
United States district court here the
Boyce Cattle company entered a plea
of guilty to four counts of an indict-
ment for maintaining fences on gov
eminent land. Judge Pollock sen
fenced the company to pay fines az
gregating S1,250 The cases against
James w. McClain and M. G. Comb
were continued until next term
There were originally thirteen defend
ants, but the other cases were dis.
missed when the defendants removed
their fences according to an agree
ment with the court. The Boyce com
pany had removed a part of its fences
but not enough to satisfy the court.