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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
bpao ri ooer.
GeprGientaHt Tnnn fru Sllinpis ana.
fpicrer Seoeparer.
Wange CT aiftisc.

Repr9ientmt Wann ira Gbicoso
~ioreoiitc / Suiet Sen 2tSe Sunni en-
bel uSitiaing al iorfaIFeSe 6soerris-
Ter OF 0riffeparer, for at set f1mSc
blt Hart for ale, at en- Eitre 5000.
Scu er obiolut ~usSperbig. Sans
acager bleo oaiad for6ouieSe oper
De SoIifterier, iom beorioes Of 2ir-
nraer nteo ~bGoerIige~ Gaone; men
enooa CT BET unfit, ON en- iaaSar 9op
tan gad i%gicrtneru, ha iad iterte RrRi-
ter arbeioer inio6 0en. DIR. Ronr
babSe et Gar 8orSe liae ioron Spea.
feritoIen til fin Ruaoi9beb. og Der
bapoe buu itiuet ioran Jig en- flor
SamIing of iutife @arer I 8mber,
SLATER, gGfer, Batter 0. 7. D., icm
bats aurrite bdoSe i~noianIet. Dan
oiitf>ii liz iow en- Meter I Of f~orepiie
btsie 8arer, % Rr. Sroens fra ct.
gaul gbeoe bam en- tpnSig SieIp. I'm.
Der Sorepisnirgen boIbt ban Ell Gale
paa 10 Qiuer. Sar beniIte. at Beber.
form, JON Solf mailer paa egne
apGrre for of DRre iiffer pan Of ian
npSe ben egte Bare, err tinutet al
Sopiota og farpet meS 2ornpeiob.
San opt9lte ct Girftdare fra ct Gus.
Tom tilbpoer liz at i9lge ct Son al
tort "geber" for $40, mar man 10.
ger . Tons 40 Sanger. Sniet 10.
Reber i9tges 10 life / Cons, men /
liner. airieb9r frefubrttges reb en-
~lierenSe 6orfdIifuing. Sc pIutfes
grsnne, os 5dlFtrsrere br,iger for at
foa frem en- paffer rsS Saroe esrgiitig
Spre. ioiu er bsociig, r,anr ben npoeS
/ itsrre Rauaoe. sggte GIipenoIie
irpSisres fro Stalict; me arrrerifnnFe
Salffnere tiloirfcr ben al Dor eaen
Sorrolie eIIer iirnpetben afa2uiftnoIie
og isoitprer Tlafferne ion be ituIterffe.
&ar Sonrria ! et fnnttt uhftpret
8tas faa ioert eiiIo no; men boaS
Der iPIses sfor fineite Counting err
8Iufoie. iom beitaar al iimpeIt SUI.
fer % &ano. Set aoSe pe6 Den er.
at ben life er giitig. Storilosterne
/ Chicago iriger ct Stoi. iom Se toI.
Der "6resim~. til SunaTogterne
noe / SouSet. ior OF Siso fun bepares.
Den bette Stoi er atfttgt % burbe
uioris tomme / @ernelie mco Ssoe-
mi6ler.
6aIit gest % ialift Ysaal err |
aImtnheItg Brig. ~Gepartutsntito.
rene. iom ban6ler meS 8oIt paa
2auSet gieruem ~IiaiT ORDERS, tie.
ner fore Gunner paG falft Begt OF
glauI 90 fan fonfiirrere meS De lofale
ais6m9ao. Cfte fuar 4lnoerne en-
3reoieSel eiler enoog Salppurtengrtl.
ore, ero Dc ffuIoe ba FOR Bengere. en-
imuf Sn6patniug uogisr en- thor Del
al 8egten. 81. grpnSerin pg Bin FOR.
~inlites | en- ioriProeIig @rdS, og De
Stofier, iom ~onoeuoes, r iunSbeSs.
iarlige.
Woba-aniie er meeet efteripuret.
Zen fom oprtrbelia ira arobien:
men SoIlRnberue begprote at oprfe
Sen paa Snpo Il Sgoaiien) boor Den
tripes Iigeiaa goSt. Siior iolgtes
/ Sc 5preue6e Slater $50 Riaioaer
Curb Rod)a-a offe; men SpgaDerue
ira 9rubets Tolb6oSer pier, al Ser
fitn inoiertes t3 RilIioner guno.
altian ubaapes 237 Riaiorer Euno
iaIifeIig for Roda, Gen brafiIinnife
Gafie er uteget biHigere emo Sara.
aafieen. iom taISeS Roda. Suiet
agter at isic Ell RRffe amendments
iii S~enntsbillen ON uforfoIf,sSe 6soe.
miSIer. Ronite beu iaaleSes blfoer
.fpoIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
Sonsforhoielie

Observation-Disclosures ! Sda Rt.
Der. Rais.. bar tilitaaet iine arbeibs.
folf en 2sn~sforhsielie 9aa Ia Bro.
cent ira 2oen SlIli or regne. On.
firing $4,000 R9no os apinSer otl
npoe aoSt 6eraf. goumIosia6ritdn.
terue / De onore Storbper / 9ipeua.
LAMB nster JON Regel at islse Gyeut.
pIet ira San aiper. % hoor Der M er
llnotageIier. oeHter uau, at ale ON
en- Sjo otl optage ser inume 9ai.
niHgsreSulatip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

Grins Senria al grerSien. Sen tn.
ife aeiiers gror. JON ior Sioen be-
timber iig | SronStieuL r bIet mo-
neont til Eoeritbefdlenoe oUer belle
ben tuife arieSHanSe, ioet ban aFs-
Ter fcmmanoerenSe @ouriraI GSaporo
non 4nprr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

Suiet peotoS bcn 20oe SSsuni ct
6orilaa Of &eprGiertort GoIIteo0
fra Winneintn gaaeuoe no paa, at
Receipers peo Be ofientIige 2nrbton.
torer ital faa aootgiort fine ltbIrg
til 8ibner og lignerbe, mar "eH,
tries" paa offertfigt 2an6 f~onteite.
res. Wsr. 8oIiteaOs Bin eiennemfs.
rer ben 8~iertbeLie, inn err afgtpet al
the Controller OF the Treasury.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

Den t9Se S,tri ire1ntog Mr. @or.
ref fra BemFyIndnioS enntSbiQen ON
at aioe RiIitien en- IHusere SoeIies.
tio og Suiet pebtog ben euitemmig.
9iaeu mebfsrer cit geoiqiRg pao
100000. Soa6 ser iIar er al
8istisbeS, err RiIitsioIooterneS Ser.
oisbe5 Sfpa1rtng, % oeHt oil Der for.
reInmeJig bIi laat 9egt paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
Sra Koneresien,
aisoinipeftions Saacn % nnSrr
Spsrssmaal oppe til SebanSlins.
gil bgsac Glniefanai.


Suiet btfaIbt oen i9oe snni Ell
RGffe mirore Sorilog. af Sort
Robimous WiIitGrreicrootion / &c.
braffa ofitcoes en- 9ei iii 2anoS.
bpen CRAWFORD / 3npes Gcun.
tp, for at Den fan fau zig en-
Ynrf. @omle 8anoner % augier
ifaI iRIaes % llobpttet gaa til $50.
Ier og ScIodterbieM. Gu SPles.
Commission betaaenbe al ReoIem.
mer fru begee Saiie ifaI i Sommer
iihoe iaamnen for at uoorbeioe ct Sor.
ilog iii Reptiion al 6orelreoe Staters
9ope. 2anosbpen G&o / Maribaa
County, Rinm., lfaI ia Siaaoelie til
at bpage Ell Bro ODER REQ Rioer.
On Gel offentIist 2onS / Gbmtto,t
Gountp, Routana, ifnl IeieS til ge.
itprelien al W~ontauoS S~anobrues.
ifole. gn gro fol bpaaes oper Wis.
iourfilooen / Gountperre groabpa.
ter pa @aIlatin Wona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

aouiereusfoniseen argadetoe Rute.
Ellen par enSru life riatis i9rbig
Sorsoaa, ntert penteSes OF 5Iipe bet
Grebng ! iorrige llse. Ere Sumter
itoS tilbnge. Ge angit Sopeposne,
RsrIeSninger for Ole og 9rplaitra.
M. Sor GrerifriOtsm9nbene glelber
oct at fda Sopepognstompunierne er.
flRret for common Carriers. at
iorbpoe Serrbanerue at eie Rsrleo.
ninaer for Ole og ligeiad Stcpe 90
.SrGlnji. Get fsrite % BET iibIte Buntt
bdabeoe SrernfribtsmGnbene at briue
~iaiennen; men | Rsrleoningsipsres.
monlet par Be bereSte paa at moatte
gioe eiter.
Rate6illens 9eitemmelier nnsaa-
enSe fri gefororine paa Serubaner.
ne iorbpSer III sipe Qos til euibess.
m9ub unber acknowledgement og
1 Snterne, Rpmuniiner1,e, ecitntper
oa SopnIbips. Neolermer al aon.
~aresien os Regieriusen er inobeiot'
teSe beri; men til ale andre tan Yas
iio6eIes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

Seuatet behan6leoe Den 2tbe Ssuni
aomite. Snbitiaingeu angaaenSe ga.
nan1asaanaiet. Senator aittriblt
ira Spb 3afota forellog at IGgge oer
paa goroet og iiteoet tnge 90 Mino'
ritets. SrtoItiatugeu ON Ell Sauilaoe.
fonaI; men Sorilaset faIot meo 81
MOB SO Stemmer. SaaleSeS ltor
ogiaa Setmuterre oeS ben euSeltae
Ifeisrelie. Oct oplpies, at BrRiioeu.
ten / be ItSIte Gage bar p,rrbct iao
mango Senatorer for en- Sluiefanal.
at Der blep SlertaI ior ben. Sliei
bar ogiaa itelut for en- SluietattaL fac
aft mr. err | Sroen. YrRiibent Rooie.
uelt bar ferret cit mn Sriumf. Oct
raabgioe1be Sngenisrboaro, iorn ifio,
blep i%nmmenfaIbt, beitoS al IS ReS'
lemmer, % De bette ia / ct SIcrtoj
og ct Winoretal paa benboIosois S
og 3. af De s bar 5 Guroppere. d
3, Tom uSgiorbe Rin6retallet, onr
ale amer;tnuere, og De erflPrcbe iia
fcr en Sluiefanol.
&rigsminiiter 3aft og annalbiref,
tor Sbouts er neget glade oper 60
arts llofalo | Senntet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

Hepreientanter fra itore gper / De
oeitltgc og norbpeitIise Stater lsger
at forlrtaa 8inansnmiteren til at
forbsie Ssuren for getjette ! oifent.
liee 8pgninger. Zen er giennems
initlis $500 ON gnret, 90 De flete
finder, at DC life fan flare iie meo
iaa Lioet, 5ountanoea / Sariets Be
piatugSfomite, Scr. Saunep fra
Minneiota, err bIeoet interesicret /
Sager, % ser err llSiigt til, at ct
amendment on Seotaing Of en- pas.
ieuoe Gum bill blioe fsiet til CT al DC
Sorilag, iom erSm, life cr bebanoIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

SeRatet nebattereoe Sen 20oe SIT.
nj Suiets amendment ongoaenoe
aicbinipeftiou Ill 2an0brit9Sbiaeu.
% Scuator 2oSge fra MaNnhuietts
Hptteoe Setlig5eSeu til at iigc lin Wte.
ming ON @biraaoS Storllogtere,
"9ereS &iitoric~, ioabe baiL "er tibet
cpbpggelig; Den fortPaer ftootg ON
beres Srn6S MOB 2opere on ben OF.
feufIiae Renins." Setotet bar fore.
iloaet nogle sgnSringer. bboraf ben
oigtigite er, at 8iguetteu (2abeD paa
Sander % gmbaaager itaI ooteres.
9ette er S~tagterre iurcb. Nir. 2coee
frenBolht, at Catering er usooer-
Big. "Slagter1R paTtaar." iagoe
ban "at ueologt SieS er Iiseioa soSt
eiter 5 aar iom efter 3 NaGreoer;
~iuorfor | al 8erSeu fan ba life bisie
Gole WeHaeifer lace @eroeu pioe,
buor samIe beres 8arer err"
Get er ioreIlaaet, at StoriIagterue
leIp ifnl betnIe Smtoininaerne neo
Snipefttcnen al Seres 9eoriit; BET
pil6e finn bli Ell rent itbetpbeItg Sfat,
iom boerfen YroSucenter eler Son.
inmeuter Fan lioe peb, bar man iagt,
Wtr. 2ooge par errig /, at Slagterne
Hal betaGe Smfoitnirgerue, men
fIpSe life iaruitemme nteo Dem, iout
uieuer, at oct life bill aispe noget.
"ReT", iaaoe ban, "boiS biSie upper.
ltge Wtemelfer blot maa IGege no
noaIe foa @ttas, oil De BRUCE Oct icm
Eaaifllo til at fonbsie &rTieu pda
aisb meS ilere GeutS pr. 8lrro, lam.
tioig meo al De neoiRtter areatur.
priien!" gtr. 2obge font oaiaa ino
paa, boIten DouueIie StorIdgterne
bciiboer og nGonte ion Grentpel, at
EeIior MorriS babe rpotoIt Jig FOR.
ngteligt ON 6onfattere at 8sser. Dog
er set, iagSe Nasinhui cts enato-
rem, en 9osifrtoer 8rGiiSert Hooie.
pelt), iom bar frembrugt ben nttpG.
renoe Sttalation, % Bet fou Dnnoe,
at StoriloaterHe Reo 3toer life oil
fiu0e iaaoonne Rpno iaa iordateIiae
PnSoa.
9e WerS, JON brper StpIoen Tor,
at 2pSoIie o. aieb er tommet / Spn.
oerue pnn WDnopoIatcr, bar, idgSe
Mr. 2c69e, Mort mere for OF frem.
ME SoctaliSme, anarftSute og ans
Ore 0oarIigpeoer ! Dc Soreueoe eta.
ter eltb ale Sociatiter i belle 8er6en.
Solicit tnaler life, peabIeo ban, at
bets DAB blir bortifipnrt og at oct
bodies ior Scar, for at rugle iou
9tGRo Tan t~ilfrebsitiGe FIN uRQste.
Iige @eie8ebegiprltg5eb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

@mbeoSmanoene oeo aontoret for
funitis Saubtrg letter Strauel %
Serb i 8eb9eerie for at Faa libel
Sansbrougbs Bill ON 8r9nering Of
Re6riperoalen og De itore 0hprer ;
California. 8iaen Tiger, at $1,000.
900 al Srri9atiprSfor6et ifal arroen.
bes iii at bprtleoe ifa6eIigt 8ano ;
8eSriberoaIer, % $3,000,000 nil
gna no al fanrne 5or6 til ltotopriug
al CALIFORNIA; Storiuniper. Gette
bill. 5oaitaar be, fortune Srrigotions'
arbeibet % binbre 8iennemfereLien
at bel uborbei6ebe Blarer ON fun.
itia @nnbins / regnIsie Stater. Der.
intob er DC life imob S~teenerions
Bill. Tom fun argaar oberpommet
Sanb / Ninnsota, men bifaISer oen.
SnttoierttS er itprte Rr9fter I gepp.
gege for OF 5ripe &ausbro1gbs @ia
| WlSlHleNl.
Sniet bar meo 176 MOB IS Stem.
mer bepiIset S25 900 til ReheuSsii,
ter for YrRfioeuteH.
aonicrensfomiteens Snoitiairg
ON, at furHtig pon6et 9ano fol SeIes
! StYffer paa life ntirtbre emo 20 90
life mere emo 16O gcres, er biiaISt
al Suiet.
Senator Ga 5olette bar forelaet
en- Refohition, iom paaI9sger 5nhre.
miniiteren at unoerisae, ON Der FIN.
bes Ole, aImiHoeIige anI eller
9runtul t9ignite) t oTeutligt Sano,
Spor ianbanne Iatl!rprnoufter op.
oases. ffol 2anhet moonnees ira
'"entrp4 sller SaIg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26

8eprnientaut Sapnep fra WGnne-
iota oplefte beu t9oc for Suiet ct
grep fra Yrelten peo SoIoaterbie:r.
met / Bogus, Wee. EreIten erfIrrer.
at oct er uriatist at ~afifaffe aarti'
nen. foroi 0e gamle SoIbatcr life niG
ail9g9e fine 2tosuauer, men ifnffer
Jig 3rifteporer trobs ole 5orbu6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-26
slere frcmmeoe 5priter.

SSas BAR Song Santou trubelt Be.
ffi9ftiset mso at aIlGage offieiele
@iiiter hos De freuneSe fpriteLise
Yerioner. otter iom De aufom, %
:ncS az mrStoge be ftemmeoe @e.
icaSrfaber.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
PHONE FRANCHISE UP. |
onfy One Paragraph Still in Dis
Pute-Hearing ,ApriI 20.

'Ai'er nearly six months the bureau OF fran
chises OF the Board of Estimate and Apror+,o,,
nlent and ;he Atlantic Telephone Connnan1, b.,-.
practically reached an agreement as 10 the
terms upon which franchise shall be rrantsd
10 'he company One paragraph in the drafted
contract which Harry P. Nichols, chief Of the
bureau. has drawn for presentation TO the Board
OF Estimate is still in dispute but Martin w.
Litueton. counsel for the company, saws the
differences can easily be reconciled
According 10 the contract the telepbone COM
pany is 10 pay the city 100000 in cash for the
franchise and sSo0O.OO0 in pro rata yearly paw
ments for the twenty-five years Of the life of the
franchise. In addition the company will main
tain complete interborough telephone service
free for all The departments OF the city. The
city now pays 10 the existing telephone COM
panies nearly s25o0OO a year.
The Atlantic company guarantees 70 furnish
public telephone service 10 all parts OF the city
az five cents call. and TO supply house and
ONCE service at 75 per cent of the cost Of the
present service. The company, by connection at
Elizabeth, y. J., with the independent companies
OF Philadelphia and the West. guarantees a long
distance service with all parts of the country
The charges 10 Philadelphia viii be so cents for
five minutes day talk and 80 cents for five min
utes' night talk
The paragraph over which counsel and the
bureau Of franchises differ relates TO the install
laton or the company's wires The company
asks that the city guarantee it access to the
conduits OF the Empire City Subway Company,
which was constructed 10 carry telephone and
other low tension wires. The New York Tele-
phone Company claims ownership of the En-
pire city subway. and the city OF New York has
denied the claim. The Corporation Counsel has
several suits now pending in the courts over the
question.
After explaining that the company has made
provisional contracts with $4,000 intending sub
scribers in New York City and has negouatlons
pending which will enable IL 10 do long as
tance business with the users Of I'VE hunured
thousand independent telephones, the letter goes
on: We have no intention Of using any other
franchise than the applied for herein, and
have no interest in the Mercantile Electric Com
pany. said to be controlled by the United states
Telephone Company, nor in the New YORK E-lec-
trio Line Company. nor do we expect 10 nave
any interest in them. il is our intention 10 use
this franchise in its entirety if IL be granted.
The franchise IS on the Board Of Estimate cal
endar for April %. Mr.. Littleton has applied 10
Borough President Ahearn for permission TO IN =
stall model plant in the Governors Room OF
The city Hall to show the members of the Board
Of Estimate how II works Mr. Ahearn mas
promised an answer in day or two.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MORE EVIDENCE FOR PATRICK.
Jerome Says Murderer Will Die Natural
Death Before Olcott Stops Filing Affdavits.

The argument Of the lawyers for Albert T.
Patrick. under sentence Of death for the murder
OF William NJ. Rice. for a trial on the
ground OF newly discovered evidence. was re-
slnled yesterday before Recorder Gon in the
Court Of General Sessions Ex-Judge Olcott ap-
peared for Patrick and District ATTORNEY Jerome
for the people
Mr.. Oloott stated that John T. Milliken and
Alexander 3. Stanbury were not in court but
that Messrs. McKinsey and Blackburn, OF Texas
were. and that he desired to have them exam
ined because they were under considerable ex-
pense in remaining over. Mr. Jerome stated that
the county was willing TO pay any reasonable
expense.
Mr.. Oloott presented four new afldavits which
he wished the court 10 receive on file Two OF
the afTlants he named were Dr.. Griffith and Rob
ert Adams He said that the latter swears that
Lafayette Jones. the brother Of Charles r Jones
on whose testimony Patrick was convicted told
him that he did not buy any chloroform ior MS
brother.
Mr.. Jerome stated that Patrick would die a
natural death in all probability before Mr. Ol-
cott stopped filing affldavts. This sally maze
the court smile The hearing was then put over
until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
NATIONAL LEAD REPORT.
ffesioent Cole Ssys New Properties Will Add
handsomely 10 Companys Business.

77--eHi Cole. in his annual report for the fiscal
-i fl-e4 December & 1S05 10 the stockholders of
->a,-o',al Lad Company. after referring TO the
'ese oi The capital stock from sS0OOoOO 10
-''" last wear. and the sale TO stockholders
''.''''h ~ The new preferred stock 10 obtain
---...'ta- working capital In view OF the nego-
tor TIE acquisition Of other properties
'0e United Lead Company says:
o,,.t iescuatlons referred 70 have since been
s-r ~ and further issue OF 81 800 preferred
,r -aa f9.40l0o common stock has been made
~ -.'i % ,e payment for the properties. These
~ -,-e- issues of stock having been made since
~ t''e' oi ta' nscal year the foTeg going paIticu-
--- ~ ini appear IN the financial statement. The
t--+tiles 50 acquired have demonstrated an earn
-eie t} sLfflcieut 70 take OF the fixed
sr-s,s incurred by the issue and leave hand
-s' a-c+tlOn 10 the net earnings o: your company
+- acquisition viii also ID largely 10 the ton
arc scope q your oupsny's business
.tL Tie clOse of the year every obligation which
.-..t reached maturity had been discharged and the
-.e- c-feC. Indebtedness Was buf S20662 repre-
I''.t chiefly bills IA process OF settlement. Your
icrs UoW hope and expect that. commencing
--- July 7 next, dividends VIII be earned and
e--afIF paid on our common stock
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
AUTOMOBILE KILLS CHILD
Machine Diuen by j. F. Baudouine
CruSheS Bog an Jamaica.

While pIaying ''horse" with his brother in
front Of his home in the Hoffman Boulevard.
Jamaica, yesterday. Joseph Mainet, the five
year-old son of Louis Mainet, was run down and
killed by an automobile driven by John F.
Baudoune. yachtsman. whip and automobilist.
who. a member Of the firm Of John F. Bau-
douine & Co. went into bankruptcy in 1899. and
who is living at Mamaroneck- The child
died almost instantly.
In the automobile with Mr.. Baudouine were
two women who disappeared Immediately after
the accident.
Two wagons partly blocked the road at the
time of the accident The children were fol-
lowing behind one Of them. Dodging from be-
hind the wagon they ran directly in front of the
machine John who is seven years old. had the
presence Of mind to run to one side. but Joseph
stood STILL paralyzed with fear.
Mr. Baudouine reversed the power and threw
on the brakes, but IL was too late. Two wheels
passed over the boy. crushing out his life
Mr. Baudouine jumped out of the machine and
rushed to the dying child he wanted 10 take take
stood near bv neither OF them would get into
the automobile and direct him 10 one. An
ambulance arrived from st. Marys Hospital
about half an hour after the accident but the
boy had then been dead some time.
Mr.. BaUdOuine arrested and arraigned
before Magistrate ConnoTton in the Far Rock
away police court on the charge or homicide
He broke down in court and said the boys death
a 'lamentable accident he was paroled
on his own recognizance until April q. pending
the coroner's inquest
The bows father, Louis Mainet is employed in
an iron foundry. He is poor. The mother Is
I'll in bed. Coroner Mutt took charge OF the
body.
Mr.. Baudouine promised to have both women
who were with him in the automobile present
the inquest.
Mr. Baudouine was a woollen importer at No.
aS5 Broadway as a member Of the firm Of John
F Baudouine & Co. before the firm became IN
solvent II composed of himself Andrew
B. WorI and Frederick W. Schiebler. The CO.
partnership was terminated in 1886. with heavy
liabilities and nominal assets Mr- Baudouine
is a tine whip. having made a record run on a
four-in-hand from the New York Athletic Club
TO Travers Island, in 1898 He married Miss
May Alden Chatterton- They were separated
for nearly two years, and then reconciled. At
one time they had a home at No. l West 6Sth
cfr
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
DECISION INTERESTS SuvERSMITHS.
Not Illegal to Mark Plated Spoons Extra
Coin Silver Plate"

Justice deuel. handed down decision yester-
day in the Court Of Special Sessions that Is said
10 be Of importance to sHversmiths. Newton
Dexter. the Editor OF jeWelry trade weekly
sued the William A. Rogers Corporation Tor
violating the law IN selling silyerplated spoons
marked Extra coin silver plate.
IN acquitting the defendant Justice Deuel. said;
There could be no doubt Of guilt If the words
coin silver" were imprinted on the plated
spoons II extra plate appeared in scarcely
legible type and ''coin silver in capitals, then
intent 10 deceive might be assumed The stat
ne savs that the article must have nine-tenths
rlllre silver TO be marked coin silver only
The defendants meant the mark 10 be read,
This spoon IS extra plated with coin silver,
bur such an inscription would be inartistic, even
Y they could put it on each spoon There was
no fraud in the plating. The defendant merely
condensed the sense Of such an inscription into
what he regarded truthful and artistic
design
Justices OImsted and McKeon concurTed.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
AUTO CRUSHES LAB0RER
OUNER TURNS NURSE.
Mrs. Clark Fishers Car Runs Dozen
italian Near Corona.

An automobile owned by Mrs. Clark Fisher.
WIDOW OF Captain Clark Fisher. L. s. N ran
down and seriously injured an Italian named
Nloholas Dejohn, last night near Corona, Long
Island
De1ohn is in the Flushing Hospital with two
0'oheh ribs over his heart and other internal
and external injuries that may cause his death
aI any moment The physicians at the hospital
SAID last night that he had slim chances of re-
covering
Mrs. Fisher was in the automobile at the time,
and though she is cripple. got out OF the ma
chlne and cared for the injured Italian until the
ambulance arrived. Mrs Fisher collapsed as
soon she reached her home in Whitestone
Road. Flushing, Long Island. and at a late hour
last night was said to be in serious condition.
Mrs. Fisher owns and manages the Eagle An
VII Works, at Trenton. y. J.. and drives to the
works daily in her machine. She was returning
home yesterday when the accident occurred Ed
ward Meyer. her chauffeur, was driving the ma
chine and her butler was on a rear seat.
The car turned into Corona about $50 p IN.
and came upon a long line of carts in single file,
followed by groups of Italian laborers- The
chauffeur was about TO send the car out of the
way of the last cart when, according TO his
story. one of the laborers jumped directly in
front of the machine. The chauffeur threw on
the brake with force and rapidity that tum-
bled the occupants out of the seats.
The huge lamp on the front of the machine
struck the Italian, and the next moment he was
ground under the wheels. The car stopped
about ten feet away from him.
Mrs Fisher hurried out. tore bandages from
her clothing and bound the mans wounds and
nursed him until an ambulance came Meantime
she was almost beside herself with grief.
No arrests were made. The injured man lives
at No % Harrington street, Flushing. Mrs
Fisher was the first wife of ex-Bridge Commits
sioner Lindenthal. After a divorce she was
married TO Captain Fisher. She was hurt some
time ago in a railroad accident al Menlo Park
and got 100000 damages from the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. She has fine home in Flush
ing and estates abroad