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New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE ANNIVERSARY
Earthquake Disaster Visited Golden Gate
Just Year Ago Today.

This is the first anniversary OF the San Francisco
earthquake and fire. which resulted In destruc-
ton OF the entire business section and half of
residence section Of that city. the death Of
than three hundred persons and d total property
loss Of 81 l000O0000. The earthquake occurred on
the morning OF April IS. and was felt In nearly
every city through California and Ia other states
north OF it. The anniversary has particular in
terest account Of the Mexican earthquake. It
was followed almost instantly by a fire. which
swept the lower section of the city and for time
threatened the entire residential section Thou
sands Of families We're made homeless
The fire lasted for seVcnty-tWO hours. burned over
an area Of four square miles, 5l4 city blocks.
The fire line was more than ten and a half miles
The official number Of killed 3Sg. The insur-
ance loss was S250e0oo00, SSo.oc.oc0 OF which has
been paid.
few hours after the earthquake, cooperating with
the cit- committee under eX-MayOr Phelan Con
grtss appropriated large sum for relief and every
city. village and hamlet IL the Union raised q
lief fund
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
TO IMPROVE TWO DWELLING HOUSES.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy tor remodelling the five story high
stoop dwelling house No ~ East 9th street owned
10y Mrs. f. c. Barlow. into American basement
dwelling house 1t VIII have a new FACADE of
brownstone ashar. with porch entrance with COZ
umns. The architect Is William Adams.
Plans have also been hlled for charging ami re
modelling the four story ana basement dwelling
house OF DR.. Austin Flint. No. 81 East 54th
street. and for modcrniZnE the four hNeslory ten
ernent houses at the southwest corner OF Avenue
= and 18th street in compliance with the require
ments Of the Tenement House Department IN the
matter OF betterment Of the lighting and sania-
ton. the improvements to he made for Julia c.
Hoffman and Louise Prybill as owners
The Manhattan alterations filed yesterday lnclud-
ed the remodelling of the abauor OF the United
Dressed Beef Company at Avenue Il ana 4fth
street, the improvements To cost $1bct
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
WEsTcHgsTER REALTY FIRM SUED.

John A Middleton and Thomas N Jarvis have
brought suit at White Plains. in the Supreme
Court against Frank D. Turner the Hillair
Realty Company. Charles II. Munich and Frank D.
Turner jr.. charging them with fraud and false
representation in the sale of real estate Croton
Lake in the town Of Yorktown and Newcastle. IN
Westchester County. consisting of 1913 1t is
said that Turner represented that the property
owned by a certain person but that he Turner)
had option it for $3.50 an acre. The bill
charges that Turner owned the property and that
il was not worth more than $50 The total
amount paid Sc. 300. a corporation was or
ganized by Turner handle the property and
the 625 shares issued Turner retained 473. II is
charged. An Injunction asked restraining
Turner from transferring any shares the books
Of the company pending the trial. general denial
IS made by Turner and the other defendants.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
MECHANICS LIENS

96th st. Nos. 6s and 40 East; Philip oLes agt
saul Waenste!n. owner and contractor ......-
5th ave- "a. ". corner l29th ST. lG0VlO0: Batavia
& New York Wood Working Company agt.
Abraham and Isaac r. Horowtz owners and
contractors
Bowery No I29: Dinock & Fink Company ast
George Ehret owner: Daniel McFadleu. con
Hist ST. 100 II. ". OF Alnsterda-l ave. 113N
10: Chesebro- Whitman Company agt. Mayer
Hoffman. owner ana contractor.
5th ave. n w. corner 120th 81. 90 11X11U: Fowler
Plumbing x Heating Company agt. A HoEo-
Witz q son owners and contractors. .......-.
I5S.h ST. No. J24 To J9O West; same agt same.
Rivlueton ST. Nos. 80 and 3l2 John Ia spine
agt. Louis AronowitZ. owner and cCntractor
Watson ave, :. 225 It. of Ol1stead ave.
42x-: David Broschart agt- Philip kaufman.
owner ana contractor .........-.
Gath st No 41I 20 AS East. Structural supply
Company Rst. Joseph Isaacs, owner and con-
tractor
I55th ST. 8 s. 100 IT, .. Of Wales ave, s0x9O;
James II Dargau aEt. Dawson Realty Company,
owner: Antoni Guire. contractor. ..... .--...-...
9th ave n. W corner 120th 81. % lfx1f0 Otis
Elevator Company agt \. HorowitE & Son,
owners and contractors.
I3Sth Rt No COO West. Max Wieser agt Levy &
Weinstein ReaIv and Construction Company
owner Hyman Davis. contractor.
I5sth st, =. $50 II. W. of Amsterdam ave
lOOx99; Anton Larsen 81 al agt a. Horowitz
Son owners and contraC tors. .-.-.....--.-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Ernest " Adler has sold for Mr.. Singer to
Charles Gumb No 1888 First ave. four story
double Aatbouse with store on a lot 24.sxSO feet.
Smith & Phelps have sold three story brick
building. on a plot 27xlOOx irregular. at the south
west corner Of Inst st. and Third ave
Otto H. Schlodon has bought No lh West 10th
St. 1Z4x92x irregular
Huttel Brothers have sold TO Harris Paschman
for Moritz Weiss No. 26O East 10th ST., a three
100 feet
F. NJ Weiss & Co. have sold for John T. Wen
ninger lots No i65 166 and 167 of the Benson
tate tract fronting Pelham Road 10 Margaret
Mason Also sold a parcel on the north side Of
Poplar ST. 60 feet east of Rosele St. for Charles
Money TO Robert r. Walker
The CJty Real Estate Company has sold to Fl.
y. Raksr No. Is West 10sth ST.. a i've story lime
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Harrison ave- W s. 81 It. n oc Norton Place
FOR three story hyick dwelling house. 2ix55.
James +. McGarry owner. Harry T. Howell
artEIttcl o
WaodIawu Road = - q n OF 2g1tn Il f,r
two story franz dwelling houses 2lx61;
Wahlis X Schwsytz. owners, Moore y Land
ITSth St n. =. H. IT =. ~ Bailey ave. ~. a
story frame stable. f$N1+, a Vincent Rockwell.
owner, T. Ebel.ng, architect .-----.-
Bush st, n ". corner Grand CJuCOurS- Tor a
three story brick dwelling house 25X53 r,
Wenig-usu. owner; Clement b Brun. architect.
13Sth st. n. W. Exterior st. 'far a
story brick lie. 1S7X04; Trimmer < sons.
owners. Glenn, Brun. architect.
Westchester ave = =. "a II e. Of Castle Han
ave. t0r a Jvo story frame office bUiIl4rg.
ISHNAf. Frank Gass owner. Henry Lane avcht
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
REALTY NOTES.

The trustees Of Columbia College report having
renewed the following leases: No. Ga 9th ave. 10
simon Franke at $1,000. from May l. 1897; No. 622
9Th 10 Thomas r. A. Hail. 5000. from May !.
1907 No y West 4Sth ST, estate of Walter :. Cur
nee, $l6t2 from September l. 1907; No 50 West y0th
St, to Louisa O. T. E0yntOn, at $l.9l6, from No
vember l. 1910; No 10 West 5st ST. to r e. Bene-
dict, NJ $3.50, from April !, 1902 and No u West
1909
Louis Schrag has leased the following dwelling
houses: For jesse and Samuel Roseuthal. No. 249
West Ath.st. to Mrs. Elisa Schonfeld and Tor r.
G Barthold No 45 West 18th 81. to Mrs Eliza
beth Johnson.
Herbert A. Sherman has sold at Siascouset Nan
tUckct Island. Mass, large three story frame
house large plot, fronting ON the ocean Miss
Fanny X. White is the seller
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
YALE GETS REQUESTS OF $500 900.

Announcement was made yesterday OF two he
quests of $1C0OOo each Yale University TIE first
by the will Of Lura Currier, who. at his death
had bequeathed the money 20 his stepson, Ed
ward ". Currier, TO hold in trust during his life
time. BY the terms Of the bequest the income is
Ito be paid deserving students YaIe) In need
Of assistance, preference being given 10 students
coming from New York city The fund IS 20 be
known the Nathaniel Currier Fund. By the
Will of William G. EglestOn. who died March
the university.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

65th st. No. - East; one STORY brick cold
storage warehouse. IUIuNG2. T.. Bishop
owner. +. Flags. architect SS0O
Bescker s.. Nos ISa ard I91. for "a
l. TogiasSo ovaer. J. ?, voglker archiJect.. 81 ooo
seth St. columbus ave.
four StJry brick dwelling house
-5Xbo, < Harris. owner, Neville RaEgr
architects 12o.o
SCI St. S. - q. e. of 3d three
story brick houses with store. 4BN
1922 Hilman & Price. owners; r. - Harris
architect 1880
l4Sd st.. 15o 2; OF 9Th ave; for six
s-ory brick tenement houses Al SKIS. Il. PeAri-
Eer Brothers. owners: B. W. Ieyrar architect 10000
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
HAmmERsTEIM GOAT FOR HIPPoDRoMg.

Goats rare IN New York. Even Harlem
could produce only three yesterday when Frank
Melville, the circus director at the Hippodrome,
held competitive examination the stage 70
select goat that would be able TO climb up a
pyramid Of elephants None made good Mr. Mel
Vile in despair when a telep~esie message
came from Oscar Hammerstein, saying that he
had a fine young goat that had been used in a
production Of 'DinOTah' al the Manhattan Opera
House and that ne would be glad 70 farm ii out
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
NATIONAL COPPER BANK NOTICE.

President Charles II. Sabin Of the National Cop
per Bank has issued notice the subscribers for
the banks stock that payment in full will be re-
quired before ApTil = at the Of S205 a
share This Will give paid-!n capital of s. 00lO0O
TO the bank S2 tOo0o for surplus. together with
100000 TO be used FOR Office furniture fixtures and
general organization expenses. President Sabn
said yesterday that the names OF two directors 70
complete the board were under consideration now.
and 'wo would be elected as soon was
practicable
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Hath ST. n s.. 100 IT. " Of list ave. 2SxlOO.1O;
Henry Hoffman loans Angelo Di Benedetto
E2eJford At s W. corner Downing ST.. 9oXg2T Z;
same loans Buscani Building and Construction
-1.t =, 10 167 west Cornelius W. Leyster ST.
loans the One sixty Seven West SeVenty-trst
Street Company ......ss.'s.s's's''''s''''s ''''
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
aus A RRooKLYN PLoT.

The McVickar-G Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for Mrs Anna NJ Stanley 10 Frederick Oppekofer n
plot of land eox1c9 feet. extending through the
block which is n three story cottage in Ocean
Parkway, near West ave. Coney Island.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
MARKET FOUND FOR UPTOWN PARCEL.

David and Harry Lppmann have sold 10 client
OF Bernard Mayhon Nos l57 and 1tl West 9Sth
street. two fve story brick and stone Hathouses,
between tolu.nhus ana Amsterdam avenues. Each
plot has q frontage of u feet. and 81 dcptu uf
~ feet Also sold, through NJ. Schwtzcr, 40. 10
Mest .gtM slrent. 25NtNg fcet
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
ORDERS 1ssuED.-rne following orders have
been issued.


The noaSced Major SAMUEL ALLEN to lii episRsn ag ant
SaPtain sIbSEY JoRpATi i,,2 ma{qT g1r, New YORK
RAPHAEL rseBa WIN contact I urseon
Michael A REBERr who will II, PFSssfa S S2-dGE 80 E9E
Ter TfTTy; III; Tes[lnsd nTsIead 10 Fort Niagara
Contract Surgeon DANIEL 7. CARD from Ne" AoiN
oo6sTy eI4kRSEs Sf H wHIPPLE. assistant raynaster
general from cuba. u resume duOeS as pos Pay =
Maor GEORGE = DowNEY 70 report to
commanding general Army OF 'u0ah Fa'''a'''n' AZ
ehef "a aTs5T 'Pn Hpr lth cavalry to
canta3n EDWARD CAREY Both Infantry. detailed in
,,, lay EtSTF5rF teTS4 n n g GALE. 70 9th cavalry
MAJOR JOIN PITCHER. from 9th to 7th Cavalry
temporary duty in oaics CT chief of engineers at
First Lientenan, LOUIS F BUCK. artillery corps
dropped from the rolls Of the April 6. for de
First IIeatenants WILLIAM A MITCHELL. and MARK
BROOKE corps OF engineers. from Cuba TO Wash
captain EtGENE R. wHITIoRE assistant surgeon
from FoTt Jay 70 Es E3Ii Ee' from 9Th 70 9th Infantry
captain CLEMENT a. TROTT. from 9th TO 9Th Infantry
NAVY.
Commander C J. BADGER. detached Bureau OF Equip
ment to Bureau OF Navigation Navy Department
Passed Assistant Surgeon c II DELANEY, 10 Naval
Medical School Hospital. Washington
MOVEMENTS OF YESsELs.-The following
movements OF vessels are reported
ARRIVED.
April 1e-rne Hercules at Norfolk: Aneen navy
yard New York: the Sylvia at Newport: the Chicago
a. AgaI IA 5ga e can the Whppt the Worden
the Truxtun. tho MacDonouEh the Hull. the Hopkins
ana the Arethusa at Hampton Roads the Annapolis
SAILED.
puiSo. the chicago from AnaTSIa cor Acajutia
April i6rhe Cheago iPoIn Aca'qa ] ior An AnI2ia; Ee
from Saiina cruz FOR Acapulco: the Boston. from
Commander in chief Atlantic Fleet transferred has
the Maine TO the Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
REsELLs PARK AVE. PLOT.

Hall ]. How & CO. have resold for Raynor &
Just to a building loan operator plot, 75xl0O feet
on the east side of Park ave-. so feet north Of
1S4th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
BIG STATEN ISLAND DEAL.

f. Y Pescia & Co have bought from the Trim
ity Securities Company 5l2 lots at South Beach.
Staten Island tue property being known as the
AlacFarland estate
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Ienox ave n . corner l43d ST: Greer berg &
Ciarfein act Morris FeldberE: April IA. 1901
Lewis St Nos. 227 and 229; Isaac 4. Adler agt
louis Lewtnthau ct al November IL leo8. .....
Riverside Drive e. g.. 1l6 n. s. of 12Ith st.;
Hvuan Feldman ct al agt L4spenRrd Realty
Company: February II. 1907 INV bond. .-..-..--.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The irst nurle debtor. the second that
@ creditor, and date when Judgment dled.
Burns. Charles OF schI-sinEer; Juiy -.
r,,rT@s a,sI,r,,,Ivr Automobile com S-'''' oO
Dece mber -. 1905. -..-.-.. 1e2 Al
For,enza. Ngnzante-J Cagsiano; June :.
Hyens. Waiter-yi T Lutz e, all March so
1904 ......-... sc "A
Juesoa, Elward-reople etc; July :. 1SOs
McCa afferty Charles IL. \. Farley; April IL.
1907 tcanceliedj 1j2 8l
same-D II Lyman: April 1909 team
March 10. ......,e---. 100 67
o1iorraan William iF-I.. NJ. saSater; oeso-
obendorfer. Slax-T. JelIire all March :.
same Il Hume 81 al: august / 1858. ... $50 50
saine-sarne; January 2 1907. -. -. 1.G4T 10
Same-F Jelliae; March -, 1907 211J SO
Perlman- Ahrahau-F. T. FroCleut ct al:
seidrnan william. snG the Knepper Realty
Company-the state Bank; April II, 1901 139 AZ
Seidman. William. and the Knepper Realty
Bank: April IL 1907. 5s1 -
Paay; NovsinbSr - 1907. 45 81
1903 --.,-..---..--. 500 SO
II, Hacker: April l. Ieos- 5s15 SO
The Continental Insurance Company West
chester Fire Insurance Company, Graham p
BIandy. James y Ford. individually ard
trustees. etc; the Rhode Island Hospital
Trust Company. trustee. etc: William CSros-
yenor, j. b NJ GrosVenor trustee. Burr j.
Hodgman Herbert J. Wills. trustees: Cor
nelius n, Wood. Edward f. Child. Mar
Phraner. trustees; Mary y, Thompson and
Frances F. Baker-New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Compfs1y - al; July
saGe-sane: April co. 1905 ..... 30 T5
Eame-same; January IS 1901. an IS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
NEW OWNER FOR MT. VERNON PLOT

limestone & Albert have sold to the Ionic Realty
and Construction Company No. Il and AZ North
Fulton ave, Mount Vernon. y. Y. two private
dwellings, two and a half stories. on a plot lZ!tX
100 feet. This property has not chansci hahis
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

LESS FURNITURE TO MOVE-The quarter
master general Of the army will shortly take up the
question of providing heavy furniture for the quar-
ters of army officers. This is by authority\of the
Army Appropriation of the last Congress- ana
is an allowance which Will be appreciated oy oHl-
GERS and their families who will be ultimately re-
Ueved of the necessity Of transporting the larger
articles OF household equipment from post 10 pos pos
Much of this material had to be abandoned WAtil-
ever an officer and his family moved eSpeclaIly
when proceeding from the United states 10 tos.t9 me
Philippines. The quarters hereafter VIII ne ntted
with such articles as hat racks. sideboards' bed
steads bureaus rcfrigerators, dining taules' eU,,
which will become part of the fixtures or the
buildings. 1t is proposed to begin the e9uapiTent @
with the quarters of the junior ortcers since lhey
have the least pay and the least allowance anu 10
proceed 10 the quarters OF senior officers as raPldy
as funds permit.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
Unfurnished apartments to Let.
NOS. 2l5.221 WEST 34th ST.
Furnished apartments to Let.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS; pr
~ bath, 81 50 daily Including meals
wo $25 weekly THE ALABAMA. l. East I1th st.
A y ATTRACTIVE SUITE Of three rooms ar5 bstb t-
n now for rent TIE RHINELANpF.R. y 5th ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington. April H.
THAT SHORTER PHILIPPINE TOUR.-The
War Department has arranged that staff officers
WHO are on duty in the Philippines will have a
shorter period of duty there than has been the case
hitherto Line officers remain only TWO years, and
1t was proposed to have staH officers remain the
same length of time instead of the six months ad-
ditonal which has been their lot all along II has
Deen provided that instead of the reduction pro
posed the tour OF duty be made two years actual
service in the islands, in place of the Two years
ana six months absence from the United states
The difference in time will be about four months
Some OF the authorities who We're consulted in re
gard to this change believe that il should not be
made, since the old basis officers on their re
turn TO the United States would be entitled TO re
main home that much longer, and it consid-
cred that there little difference OF time IN
Voved even 10 the extent OF six months, that an
officer on duty in the islands would be willing to
remain there for six months longer. on account OF
the later advantage accruing 10 him In the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

On LOTS FOR SALE. near Brighton S6o0 20 $500
GU each: also - fine Building Avenus T. re-
sJrictei. near Il station other bargains CTIAS. n.
SEWERS, 2ta Washington ave. Parkville. BROOKLYN
MODERN apartment house four story. foot frort
vi brick; choice Inv particulars
apply 10 ". DAWSON, owner and builder. Wilson st.
BROOKLYN
DOROTGH PARk.-Two lots: special offer; 14th ave
fp feet 18th location Borough
A y. RAYNOFt. 4915 14th
TyOR sALE.-59S Rogers ave. Winthrop ST.. Flat
n completed. six fars each In
owner. T. II DOHERTT 4 BRO. premises
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
Restaurants.

TVABLE D'fIOTE dinner every evening in Famous
Dutch Room Hotel Martinique way. 33d 81 81
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
City Property to Let.
To Let for Business Purposes.

SSTORE, WITH BASEMENT. a, No I4l Fulton ST. New
- York City 70 let from MAY J. isJT A r. RAN
DOI.PH. Planhsld y. j.
OD AND 4TI lofts; 4S Warren 81: with eIsct-fs
- ost. $500. 70 one party. Al DAVIS. I4B WIZ
iau1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-04

weakness was propensity for smash
ing aishes. and when reprimanded she
would threaten to take her traps and
ssi1oo This nrws OF the arrival Of
dsueh,cr failed to Gll her with en-
tha-iasip. Firstly. it meant more
work. secondly she had not bargain
Cd fDr &C. W'beu she took the place Il
Was on the understanding that the
fatally consisted oaiy OF an elderly
gentleman and bis wife. that there was
practically TO work, good wages, plenty
70 eal. with the privilege Of an even
lng ont when she pleased. Instead Of
tbis millennium she soon found Stott
stalled as permanent guest. and
now a daughter was to he foistel OH
her No wonder hardworking girls
were getting sick and tired OF house
work.
That evening Stott and the judge
came home earlier than usual, and
from their detected appearance Mrs.
Rossmore OWNED bad news. The
Judge was painfully silent throughout
the meal. and Stott was unusually
grave Finally the latter took her
aside and broke it TO her gently. In
spite Of their efforts and the efforts of
their friends the congressional inquiry
had resulted in a finding against the
judge, and demand had already been
made upon the senate for his impeach-
ment. They could do nothing now but
fight IL in the senate with all the in
luence they could muster. 1t was go
ing to be hard. but Stott was confident
that right would prevail. After din
ner rs they were sitting in silence on
the porch. each measuring the force of
this blow which they had expected, yet
had always hoped to ward off, the
crunching sound of a bicycle was
heard on the quiet country road. The
rider stopped at their gate and came
up the porch holding out an envelope
to the judge, who, guessing the con
tents. had started forward. lie tore II
open. 1t was cablagram from Paris
and read as follows:
Am sailing on the Kaiser Wilhelm to-
/ day. SHIRLEY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-04
BETTER THAN MEDICINE.
Breathe IIsom. Is Tonic Healing
and lie Cured Of Ca arrh.

Nature has remedy for catarrh. a
treatment that's far better than dos
ing The stomach with medicine.
It's the healing oils and balsams
Of Hyomei, which medicates the air
you breathe, reaching the most re-
mote air eells in the nose. thr3at and
lungs, killing al catarrhal germs, and
restoring heath to the mucous mem
brane.
In using Hyomei you are treating
your catarrhal troubles with the only
natural remedy, for it gives a cura-
tive air bath to the air passages that
has as powerful healing and antisep-
tic effect as that found in the moun-
tains where the pine forests give eff
their fragrant and healing balsams.
Breathe the invigora ting and heal
ing Hyomei, and see how quickly you
viii get relief from your catarrhal
| troubles. Fred d. Pierce has seen so
many cures, even of the worst cases
| of catarrh, with offensive breath,
raising of mucous, frequent snee zing,
droppings in the throat and spasmod-
ic coughing, that they feel warrant
ed in selling Hyomei under an abso-
lutte guarantee to refund the money
If it does not do ali-that is claimed for
I'll. He takes all the risk.
Sold and guaranteed in Barton
! Landing by F. J. Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-04

by the trdy, trhorc'S your ddughterT"
be too late to catch the French boat
The North German Lloyd steamer was
the next 10 leave, and it touched at
Cherbourg. She would undoubtedly
come ON that In a week at most she
would be here. Then 1t became a ques-
ton rs TO who should go to meet her
at the dock. The judge could not go,
that was certain. 1t would be too
much Of an ordeal. Mrs. Rossmore did
not know the lower part Of the city
we'll and had no experience in meet
ing ocean steamships. There was only
one way out-would Stott go? OF
course he would, and he would bring
shirley back with him to Massapequa.
So during the next few days while
stott and the judge toiled preparing
their case which often necessitated
brief trips to the city, Mrs. Rossmore
seconded with sulky Indifference by
Eudoxia, was kept busy getting a room
ready for her daughters arrival
EudOxia. who came originally from
County Cork. was an Irish lady with a
Shick brogue and husky temper. She
was amiable enough so long as things
went to her satisfaction. but when
they Gid not suit her she was ter
magant She was neither beautiful nol
graceful she was not young nor was
she very clean. Her usual condition
was disheveled. her face was al
askew. and when she dressed mp shi
looked like a valentine Her gree %,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-04
SLEDS FOR SALE

l have bought the Aaron Drown
& Nault Repsir Sep. l viii build
the Aaron Drown Section sleds
and Canthooks, also all other kinds
Of sleds and Heavy Wagons. All
kinds of Repair Work will be done
promptly | have some New Sleds
and Second hand Sleds on hand.
Call aud see me and get ready
for winter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-04
CHATTER VII.

EA HERE was greater activity in
the Rossmore cottage at Mas
sapequa than there had been
1,, tho i,r1oo an6