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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
ONE r." IS LEFT OUT.
Chicago Schools Open Without Readers
as Result of Contest Over Price
for New Books

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept l.-rhc public
schools opened here today for the fall
and winter form with one of the three
RS" left out No readers were pro-
ydcd and the principals of all the
schools had deceived the following order
from the board oi education:
To principals please ndyisc the pupils Of
your school uri 70 purchase any test books
on rcHdiu- until further notice.
The order was due To a complication
which has arisen over the effort To sub
sttute a new series of readers. The
board was Informed that the reader
which it had adopted was sold in Indiana
for - cents less than it had been of
forced I'm THIS city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
AUTO RACE MAY BE FATAL.
Noted Winnipeg Athlete Thrown Out
Fatality in Long Island.

WINNIPEG. Nam, Sept. 4.--Iamos
Boswell. well known Winnipeg uth-
lcte and automobiles, was perhaps fatal
" injured by the oyerturning of his ear
in the Dunlop trophy automobile race
Monday. four miles from Stonewall. The
rear wheel struck a rock. His assistant
escaped unhurt but Boswell. it is
thought, fractured his skull.
BABYLON. l.. l., Sept. 1-Charles
W. l.ynde. wealthy retired business
man. Was Killed al lslip last night in an
automobile accident Mr.. Lyudc who
was driving. attempted to turn out for
a wagon when his machine struck Il
telegraph pole
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
CUBA to USE WARSHIPS.
Negotiates for Steamer in New York to
Be Converted Into Gunboat-
More Serious Clashes.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Agents OF the
Cuban government are negotiating here
for the purchase of a steamer which is
TO he converted Immediately into a gun
boat and sent to cuba for use against
the insurgents. The activity of the in
surgcntS along the coast of Havana has
awakened the government To the need
of n stronger marine force.
Reports of three days fight between
MatanzaS and Havana. in which the
government forces killed more than 100
insurgents and wounded many. have
been received by |. &. Aldamo, who rep
rcscntS the Cuban government i'll this
country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
ZIONlSTS FOR PALESTINE.
Colony Project Advanced at Congress in
Cologne.

COLOGNE. Sept. 4.-The annual
Zionist conference was held here from
August - until August 81. The report
of the executive committee states that
the conference decides TO carry out 10y
ally the decisions of the last congress TO
settle the Jewish question by creating
a public legal home settlement III Pales-
tine for the Jews The capital of the
territorial fund which is destined for the
acquisition of territory III Palestine and
$4,000.
Prof. Warhurg reported for the Pales-
tine committee which investigated the
possibility of colonization there The re-
port closes with mentioning the proposed
opening of survey departments for the
Palestine agricultural school and va
rious other institutes in different towns
of Europe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
CASTRO IS PARALYZED.
Secrecy Surrounds Illness and Cabinet
Waits for Gomez to Take Hold of
Government if Needed

WILLEMSTAD, Sept. 4,-President
Castro is unable to see anybody, being
still confined to his bed after forty days
of illness. Secrecy on the part of his
physician and friends as to the true ma
ture of his disease alarms the public. and
the belief is current that he has parai-
ySs Meanwhile his cabinet viii con-
tiuue in charge Of affairs until Gen. Com
~ arrives at Caracas, awaiting the mo-
ment to assume the presidency. in case
of an eXpeCted emergency.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
COAL STRIKE IN VIEW
MITCHELL TELLS MINERS WIVES
AND DAUGHTERS TO PREPARE.
Economy Should Be Practiced, Says
Chief, to Help Fathers and Hus-
bands During Two Years,

ATHENS. O., Sept. 4.-Wives and
daughters of Ohio miners We're advised
in public address by John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Workers
of America, to practice economy during
the ensuing two years and build up re
serve fund that might be used in assist
ing their husbands and fathers in either
resisting n reduction in the wages now
paid, or lend their financial aid i'll win
ing a fight for even a higher wage rate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
HORSE THROWS BISHOP POTTER.
Who Then Rides Home in the Auto That
Frightened His Mount

UTICA. \ y. sept. 3.-Whilc ont
horseback riding near his summer home
iu CoopcrstoVu recently, Bishop Potter
was thrown from his saddle Ills horse
was frightened toy an automobile owned
hy his stcpsou Stephen Clark who with
a party was returning from the golf
grounds in Springfield. The party took
The bishop 10 his home He was some
what bruised aud shocked. ont other
wise not injured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
MILWAUKEE sTOCKYARDs REPORT.

HOGS -- Market weak; light, mixed.
G15uG4O; fair TO choice mediums, dloH
6.4O; heavy packers, o6o42:N3; rough soWN.
J.2aIII go: coarse says, 5.2JN550.
CATTLE - Market is steady; calves
strong; butchers steers, medium {,
good. 1870 to 1900 lbs. i.5nUJop: fair e
medium. $50 to 1850 lbs, 3755rf25: hcif'rs
common, 2JUH&oO. good, 3.5UUl.25; COWS
fair to good, 2.T5Q375: Gamers, 1250l.T5
cutters 2.OO42. 40; bulls, common, 2oon
80; choice, 2.65n3.25; feeders, 3.00U3.5o,
stockcrS 2.5ou3.oo Veal calves, common
to choice. 4.5O.T.7j; heavy, 3.0p0ioo
Mixers and springcrs-Demand limited +,
few choice COWS ut 3oOO4 1900; common nm
liable.
SHEEP Market Is steady: @,Oo9
400; lambs, 4.5ulg5.5O; spring lambs, steady
5.Oolt6.1J.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
TROOPS ARC TERRORISTS.
Odessa Military Found Honeycombed
with Plot to Kill Of All the
Authorities.

ODESSA. Sept. 3-A tcrrolstic or.
gauimtou among the troops aiming at
the determination of all the authorities
was discovered hore last night Four
teen officers were arrested.
WARSAW. Sept THE display Of
red flag mt RudaguZoWskn at the flu
neral today of workman killed 10y Cos
sacks led to fighting between CoSsacks
and vorI,mou and others, during which
tuo troops killed six and wounded TWEEN
Is two persons.
ST. rLTERSBI RG, Sept. 3 The
report that Cen Ircpoll has been re-
tired hy the Emperor is denied
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
VICTIMS SNAP STAGE ROBBERS.
Latest Yosemite Hold-up Proves a Ro
mantle Affair.

WAWONA. Col, Sept l-Thc Yosc.
mite stage which was held up Sunday,
was driven lay Fright Gillespie, who took
President Roosevelt and his party
through the park three years ago. Wer.
timrr Bishop of New York was robbed
Of sou Bishop snapped the rubbel
with j camera. \. r. Ormshcc ot
Braoklyn, \. y. lost Sl3 lie took tw,
snapshots If the rohher. Two women
passengers took the holdup ms though ii
was part of The trip. The Wells Fargo
treasuie huX was taken ont and the
contents burned
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
PARENTS KILLED; CHILDREN NOT
Ohio Grade Crossing Scene of Remarkable
Accident.

CLEVELAND, O.. Sept. IA spring
wagon BOO which were seated William
Saucrs, Wit" and two children oi
BrecksyiIIo, o.. was struck by a Balti-
more& OHIO passenger train at the cross.
ing y z, ton Mills, twenty miles NORTH
Of here today. Saucrs aud wife were
instantly Iilrd and the I-yoar-old son
was Slid bly, hurt. The 2-ycar-od baby
was hurled 10 feet into conlield, but
WAS uUlgIurel.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
FOURTEEN SCALE FIERY MOUNT.
Daring Biologists Burned by Lava from
Colima, in Mexico.

bodies severely burned by the fires of
Mount Colima volcano. fourteen adyeu-
turcsome delegates To the International
congress of biologists. which meets in
this city this week, retained here last
evening. The party included:
A. uoyey Of New York John f. Wolfe ana
H. 4. Cleland Of Boston. H. W. Reid OF Balti
more, Rudolph Kuedman Of Albany. W. II
Weed of Washington. Frank NJ. Adams ond
Toronto george Rrlg and Rudolph stabi~r, d
rcrlin, Isuuaka iaki OF TpEip, raul Walls and
Furbina % NcSea city, Rafel nrlamora Danal
Navarro and Enrique Husta % GuaIalaJ.ra.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
Wife Sues Hotel Proprietor,

QUINCY, ILL., Sept 3, Edith Eos
cate la. filed suit for divorce and ali
m0uy against Z. Henry losga'", PRO-
pr.erUr If the Newconb hotel here ana
~ Union hotel az Galcshurg The
GROUNDS are statutory, The lfosgotes
h,rye married At Rip1n, Wis. in 1922
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
HICKS TO SEE RUINS.
Oshkosh Man Is in Secretary Roots
Party on the Way to Valpa-
raise, Chile.

SANTIAGO. Chile, Sept. 4.-Secrc-
tary Root and his party, including Min
lister II .ckS, left today for Valparaiso to
inspect the earthquake ruins. Brazil has
just appropriated 100000 towards the
relief of the Chilean quake sufferers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
Auto Cop Gets Mrs. Fish.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept Mrs.
Smyygsaut Fish, her daughter Marion,
and Muncurc Robinson, in whose auto
tiry were riding. were arrested with the
chauffeur in Mddlctown Sunday, for
breaking the speed ordnance. brought
20 Newport. and finally forced TO pay u
N.t hne imnnsrl on the driver.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
INDIA FACES FAMINE
FLOODS DEVASTATE LARGE SEC
TON OF BEHAR DISTRICT.
Whole Villages Wiped Out and GI-at
Areas of Food Crops Destroyed,
with the Indigo Yield

LAHORE. India, Sept 4.-FiuGdS
have devastated large section Of Behar
district. Whole villages have been oh
liberated. great areas of food crops have
been destroyed and the indigo crop is
ruined. There are nine feet OF water on
the low lying lands, giving the country
Tor miles the appearance OF an open sea.
The inhabitants have sought refuge in
the hills and are depending for saDSist-
ence on raids made on the half ripe
wheat fields situated on high ground.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
GOV. FOLK HAS FEVER.
MIssouri's Executive Confined to His Bed
Since Return from the Gotham
Bryan Reception.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Sept f.
Since his return from the Bryan rccep-
ton in New York. Gov. Folk has been
confined TO his bed with = fever.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
POPE WOULD DIE;
NO u. S. CARDINAL,
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque Thinks
Pontiff Will Never Hold
Consistory.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Archbshop
John j. Keane of Dubuque, Ia, who
has just returned from France, says:
Pope Plus was practically forced on
the papal throne. He did not wish to
take the responsibility lie will not live
long. He does not want to. In my
opinion. he will never hold a consistory,
and the outlook for the creation of an
American cardinal is not encouraging.
Pope Wishes 20 Die
"Thc Pope. tow days after bis Gle
walton. declared that he would never
hold cousistory and that he did not
wish to have a long pontiiicare. / be
licvc his wishes will bc fulfilled.
IF the Pope should decide to honor
this country. | believe he would not
create one cardinal, but two. | believe
he would raise to the cardinalate not
only the Archbishop of New York. but
that great man in the west, Archbishop
Ireland"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
Dancing Professors Meet

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The twenty
ninth annual convention Of the Amer
lean Society of Professors of Dancing
was in session at the Majestic hotel
today.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
ASK WARSH.P TO
GET STtNSlAND.
Authorities Fear He May Balk Suddenly
or XII Himself Before His
Return.

States Attorney Barbour today made
demand on the United States govern
meut for warship in which to bring
Paul O. Stensland the fugitive banker
now under arrest in Taugier back to
this country.
The request was today sent by Mr..
Barbour to Gov. Deueeu following com
munlCatlOns between the state executive
aud Acting Secretary of State AIee, at
Washington.
May Balk or Kill Self.
Mr. Barbour urged the seeming peri!
Of bringing Stensland across foreign
countries, where the prisoner might sud
denly balk at the prospect of returning
to the United States. Moreover, Mr..
Barbour fears that SteuSland may XII
himself, and points ont with ylgur the
adysability Of having Stcusland brought
back to this country as 4 federal pms
oner on board of Il War~hlp.
Attorney General Stead and Assistant
States Attorney Barnett We're busy to-
day preparing n petition to President
Roosevelt asking him To see that the
government Of Morocco is asked to turn
the prisoner over to the United States
authorities without trouble. This peu-
ton viii be sent TO Washington along
with other documents including the
bench warrants for the arrest of stems
land.
Stensland's Confession.
The Tribune today has dispatch
from lan-lcr, saying In part:
StcnSland made full and frank comics
sion to As slant states Attorney Olson
He admitted UttCrHE $1NupOD worth OF
forged notes, said he know hu was guilty,
and that ha expected conviction ANA a term
in prison. lie claims, however, that he
never tool, ID dollar that did not go into
b f. D. Id. f.
Ills frs fam came ten years ago ou
snEl" uoru. As he got deeper into the hole
instead OF getting out, he made more drafts
on the banks vaults. Then, when he WAS
in up 10 his Uurk Cashier Herring came
with the proposition of forged notes From,
that moment bis downward career was rap.
fl. Herring forced the notes 10 help out
StenSland's bad investments. and in return
Herring helped himself TO the cash as he
needed II to play the races, drink wine aud
support women. Herring dominated Stems
land, aud the master became the puppet
in the hands Of an INSCRIPTIONS servant.
Money Proves Worry
WASHINGTON. u. G., Sept 1.-THE
state department is more greatly con
cerned over the steps taken To tie up
deposit Of money which had been made
in bank az Tangier, Morocco, by Paul
O. StcnSIand than with the cXtradition
of the fugitive banker himself. Acting
Secretary of State Adee is giving the
question his personal attention.
1t is the impression that no interna-
tional complications would arise if au-
thoritics quietly Kidnapped Mr.. Stems
land aud returned him 20 this country
for trial, but 1t is entirely a different
question when it comes TO the recovery
of money deposited in foreign banks re
gardlcsS of whether the money was stol-
eu or not
The acting Secretary o. State Adec
had char4r of the W. H. Tweed extra
dition from Spain and has been given
complete charge of the Stcnsland case.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-06
STENSLANO IS CAUGHT.
FUGITIVE CHICAGOAN CAUGHT BY
NEWSPAPERMAN AND ASSIST
ANT STATES ATTORNEY.
WOMAN GAVE A CLUE.
Hot Chase, Begun August 6, Ended at
English Postoffice in Famous City
OF the MOors

was arrested here this morning by Harry
Olsen, assistant states attorney, who
had followed the fugitive from Chicago
through England aud Spain to GibralteI
and this port, where the prisoner ar.
rived last night.
After his arrest, Stcusland was con,
Quoted to the United States legation
where lie was detained in custody,
Newspaperman Successful.
CHICAGO. H.. Sept 3.-Assistaut
States Attorney Barbour received u ca
bl'Eram today from Assistant States At
turucy Harry AI>eu, stating that Paul %.
StCu~IHuI, fugitive former president of
tine Milwaukee Avenue State bank of
Chicago. had been arrested in Taugier,
Morocco.
Sought in Wisconsin.
Strnsiaud was arrested tins morning
by o." Tribune representative aud Mr..
Olsen lu thr English posto1lce.
Sieus.aud agreed To return pcaccahly,
but later developments Indicated that
This promise would not be kept.
He i4s been sought everywhere since tho
ia.uJr ul his bank here, August g. Much
Of run detective work was dome in Wis
cousu hrcuu~e ul the fact That Mrs.
Lau@iuu key, a supposed friend Of
Siru-.Hul. lived gt Madison and HarabOn
recently.
Castor Herring and Vice President
Stuu~aud. "a son of the head banker. who
Wrr" missing uu ;uo day Of the crash,
have sine" ha,% placed under arrest.
arrested Many Times.
Tho elder Stcnsluud was Seen and
ARRESTED" scores of times since the fail
are. Among The places from which re
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your immediate instructions to minister are
imperative.
Taken Soon After Arrival
Later III the day additional particulars
of the arrest of StenSland were received
He was taken into custody while IN the
British postOfiiCe in Talgier. He had
alghtod but a short time before from
the German tramp steamer OldcnhugG,
and came &c tie pOstonce to direct the
forwarding of his mail under the name
of Paul Ilson to Mosador. 100 IplleS
southwest of Tangicr. As he entered
the postofticc he was recognized by AS
sistant States Attorney Olson, who at
once placed him under arrest.
Story CT the Failure.
The closing of the doors of the Milwau-
kcc Avenue State bank, which occurred
ON August d. probably caused more an
guish suffering and trouble than any
similar event H. the west III many years.
If was followed by several eases of sui
eide. a number of people were driven to
insanity. StcnSand lived a fast life,
spent money recklessly, specuated wild
Is, and in one way and another made
yyny with about 81 900. 900 Of the money
of the bank before the crash came. More
than 1900 families had money deposited
i'm the bank and the failure came as 4
crushing blow to the majority of them.
IhC vast majority OF lne uepoSltorH N'Ic
wage earncrS and the money they had
in the bank represented all that they
had been able to save from the earnings
Of years.
Sicusland fled rortlward leaving note
10 his son in which the condition OF the
bank was meagrrly set forth, and the
son believing that Cashier Herring, who
at that time was also out of the city.
was to blame for the trouble, consulted
President Potter of the American Trust
Savings bank, \ hasty examination by
the bank examiner followed. and the
bank was closed at once. 1t was then
found that Stcnsland had for years
pluudcrcd the bank by means Of forged
notes, The Juggling If the books, direct
cmbczzIomrut and bogus mortgages.
4 memorandum left by StcnSlaud,
found Ill his private safety deposit vault
showed notes to the amount Of $1,000,
600 made up of more than POO items,
ranging in amount from $1,000 to $40
600 each, HAT were, for the most part,
forgcr.c~. The proceeds of the trausac-
tiUus Lad been sunk in real estate spec
ulatiou Part Of the banks money IS
popularity thought to have gone to CASH
irr Herring wlr was fond of race
horses and bad also the automobile
fever.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
UNiCO PRoPlETARio

4
Ell coronel B. G. Clifford, de India
ma, es Ell tinico individuo que en- los
Estados UnidoS pucde envanecerse
de ser dueho exclusive de un ferro-
carril que sostiene con sus propios
fondos y destins su uso personal.
La linea tiene una extension de *
nillas y Mr.. Clifford proyecta prolon-
garl2 de acuerdo con las exigenciaS
de sus negocios
FL ferrocarril que Sc conoce con ell
nombre de Onion Belt Line, 4 con
secuencia de la inmensa cantidad de
cebollas que ell propietario exporta
de una granja suya situada al norte
del Condado Jasper, recorre Ell vale
de Wabash.
No solanente goza el coronel Gif-
flor de Ia distinction. de ser ell tinico
Eduef1o absolute de un ferrocarril, sino
| que es tambien uno de los mas ricos
lpropietarios de TERRA en- Indiana. La
hacienda que posee en- ell Condado
Jasper. tiene una extension de trein-
ia y mil acres yle da un rendimien-
to snual de mas de medic million de
pesos.
La cosecha dc cebollas Ell Ell afIo
pasado fue de Ioo. 900 fanegas. De
otra hacienda suya en- Ell Sur del Va
He Wabash, sc exportan anualmente
de : $1,000 cabezas de ganado va
cuno; de 4 900 de ganado caballar
y de & 900 cerdos.
Las cosechas de frutos memories en-
la miSma fnca el af1o de 1905, ocu-
paron 4 ooe acres de terrcno para ell
maiz; 1000 para cebada; 5000 para
centeno; 1000 para pastos y $50 para
cebollas.
Fundados por el coronel Clifford
existen en- el Sur del Valle. los case
rios de Nc Coysburg, Oil field, New
Land, Clifford, Laura, Zadoc y Ker-
sey, con poblacion de 100 4 $50 ha
bltanteS. Kersey, EN- donde tiene su
Iohcina Ell coronel, cuenta con mas de
200 almas, buena escuela, iglesia,
varios almacenes Y por su comercio
esta convirtiGndose diariamente en-
ICentro de gran importancia.
FL propletario de esta inmensa ri
queza, principle 4 trabajar sin CAPT
tai alguno; y ha sido 4 fuerza de
energia, de inteligencia Y economic
|Como ha logrado convertirse en- uno
de los grandes potentados de Norte
Am6rica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30
Buena noticia

In ell antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimientO Bazaar de ropa hecha y
Sastrcria de K. Monies, Sc acaba de
recibir I'm immense surtido de CAST
mires ingleses y franceses, los Que
ofrece 4 su numerosa clientele aI
p6blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambi9n hay un ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, Ioa
que Sc detallan desde ~ $I4 Cuen-
ia tambien Ell Bazaar con TN surtido de
abrieos para caballeros y niflos. propioa
para viajes, gorras, camisas, cuelIos,
punos, tirantes, cinturones, iigas, cal
2oncilllos. corbatas, mediaa, muchoa
mas articuloS del ramo.
aHamwm umnE wm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30

4. CON q Goaemo de los Estados unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30

fn Fl f3orFrH NeRcnTI hay cons.
ganie existens1u ae papei para ciga
friilos. mafca 'La cabsnita" esme-
udamnmGo oenAde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-30

Es,6 / Ia carga Ell Barcelona de
donde saldrd el so del corriente mes
para q Mediterra0eo Y Canarias, este
puerto, Mayagiicz. Ponce Santiago
dc Cuba, Habana, Matn2as y New
Orleans.
pasa les Dc i. ?. Y :
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
D conduct as she may deem best.

to conduct as she may deem best.
 However. 1t is my wish that. provid- cd she may make a satisfactory ar rangement for the employment of Will liam Braslawski, as clerk in the said business. that she give to the said Braslawski. twenty-five (25) per cent of the net earnings from the said busi- ness. in lieu of salary. if he will accept the same. so long as he may wish to retain such position.
 s. I desire and direct that my fu- neral shall be private, with only such formal services as my religion requires.
 9. It is my wish that my beloved wife. Anna de Raglan. shall wash and dress my body after death and that my beloved son, Harry George. shall comb my hair. And it is nay wish that be buried in my uniform of the Chi cago Hussars.
 10. I give and bequeath to the Rus sian Orthodox Church. to which l be- long. the sum of s1O0. for the purpose of beautifying the image of Saint Nicolas.
 II. All money found in the safe of Baron Schlippenbach, belonging to me at the time of my death. the same be- ing in several envelopes and boxes. I give and bequeath one-half of the whole to Baron Schlippenbach for his own personal use; and the other one half of the same I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife for her own use
 In witness whereof I, the said Nicolai de Raylan. have hereuntO subscribed my namr this twelfth day of April, A n. 1906.
 NICOLAI DE RATTAN