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New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
PLANS NEW STATIONS.
FOUR TO COST SI90,0O0.
JVM Be Built on Harlem Branch Of
Ne7c Haren Railroad.

The New York New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Company filed plans yesterday for four new
stations to be built on its Harlem River branch.
Two stations will cost $4,000 each and two $780,.
600 each Each structure will be one story high.
They will built from plans by Cass Gilbert. the
architect One station will occupy plot 43xss
feet In PauIding St. and another plot S71xS5.7
feet in Westchester ave. 100 feet east of Whit
lock
The station TO be built the westerly side of
the block front from 135th to 136th st, just
north of the old Morris ave station. will occupy
a plot 33x90 feet The largest station will be on
tIl, northerly side of Hunts Point Road, 40 feet
west of Garrison ave. 1t will be 135x30.5 feet.
Albert J. Schwarzler is going to build fourteen
FIVE story tenement houses. at total cost of
1854 000 on the easterly side of Clay ave, S46
feet south of 169th st. Each house will be 37.6x
6S
Luigi Vopato will build two story brick
dwelling house. 25x6s feet, at the northwest cor
ner of Hill and Randall aves., from plans by
Moore & Landseidel. at a cost of $4,000.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for enarging the old Prescott
Building at the northwest corner of Broadway
and Spring st. which originally the Prescott
House hotel that was of the famous old
broadway landmarks of the Civil War days and
was long ago converted into Office building.
The adjoining loft building VIII be connected
with the old building and made into offices and
new stores are to be installed on the ground floor
of the enlarged premises. The improvements arc
to be made for Joseph Keller present owner.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

rJNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
OF God free and independent, 20 Frederick
A. Booth Elizabeth Price Harris Robert MowTy Edith
Mowry Mabelle Shorey. John Lyman Shorey. Harrison
shorey George B. Studley, Barrett Studey Harriet n
McCasltn, Maria Moran and Greenwood Cenetery, and
10 interested in the estate OF Harriet A
late County of New York. deceased
creditors legatees, of kin otherwise, seEd
greeting:
OF hereby cited and re-
oured personally be and appear before our Surro
1ate the New York, at the Surrpgates
court said County. held the Hall of Records in
the County OF New York. the 11th day OF March
laos at half o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day md 20 attend judicial settlement Of
the account of proceedings of Augustus 5 Houghton
Executor last will and testament of said de-
ceased and such of are hereby cited as are
Of twenty-one years are required to ap
pear by your guardian II have one or IL you have
none. to appear apply for to be appointed or
in the event OF your neglect failure to do SO.
appointed by the surrogate 10 repre-
and proceeding
have caused tho Seal OF
he Of the said County Of New York
to be hereuptc affixed Witness. Hon
III, ST Abrer C. Thomas, n Surrogate of said
County. at County of New York. the
ccnd day Of January. in the of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and eight.
DANIEL ]. DOWDNFT,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
wOOIsFY SHEPARD Attorney for Executor. III
Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
DUNLOP CASE MUST BE RETIRED
Findings of Jury in First Trial Not in Ac-
cord with the Code.

Justice Newburger. in the Supreme Court, decided
yesterday that the Of the mental competency
of DR. Clark ". Dunlop must be retired in order
that the record may be unassailsble. He is sixty
five years old and has estate valued at from
$4,000 100000. For some time prior to the be-
ginning of the action DR.. Dunlop was in the Hilsert
Institute. in West 2sth street. conducted by
Matthew Hilgert. of magic boots fame.
There twenty-five neces and nephews, and
on behalf of all Of them OF the nieces. Mrs
Gilbert Ray HaWes, brought suit TO have Dr. Dun
lop adjudged incompetent. A jury before Justice
Truax adjudged DR.. Dunlop incompetent and un-
able to manage his estate. A commission
ported that he hopeiessly insane Later, JUS
tice Truax appointed commission of DR.. Dun
lop's person TO care for him and prevent the vast
ing of his estate.
Justice Newburger directed that the should
be retired the ground that the findings of the
Jury were not in accord with the code of civil
procedure He denied a motion TO appoint
ceivers for DR. Dunlops property pending the new
trial
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
NEW CIPHER CODE FOR BANKERS
Suggestions of Advisory Committee of Amer
lean Association To Be Considered Later.

The advisory committee of the American Bank
ers. Association. which has been holding its first
session in this city. adjourned after making
number of suggestions which II is believed would
be of benefit 10 the association and its members
These were referred the executive council for
consideration at its next meeting, about May l.
Among other things the committee decided on a
new cipher CODE and authority was given FOR.
thorough revision of the old one Various special
committees appointed, and 1t was announced
to the committee that the Clearing House section
had instructed the secretary to ahead with the
proposed numbering of drafts, giving Clearing
House number and assigning a number for cities
A resolution passed by the committee au-
thorizing the secretary to form library devoted
TO banking and finance be available al all times
TO those seeking information on those subjects
The question Of consolidating the various offices
of the sections institute and bringing them
under the same roof the main association was
referred to the executive council.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
AUCTION SALE OF UPTOWN HOUSES.
Firm of Operators Buy One in East 74th
Street for $1,000.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yester-
day Joseph +. Day sold in partition proceedings
Nos 252 and 254 East 18th st. two five story tene
ment houses. with stores. plot 33x76 feet
Lowenfeld g. Prayer bought No. 25c FOR $1,10o and
Otto Hirsh bought No 254 for S2,250 Mr.. Day
also sold foreclosure No. 7S Manhattan ave.
three story and basement dwelling house 1I7S75
feet S. II. Davenport the plaintiff for s165oo. He
also withdrew from the sales list vacant plot 75x
lo5 feet the northeast corner of 14sth st. and
Robbins ave. The sale of three Maclay par
cells was adjourned 10 February 6.
James L. Wells sold at foreclosure No 1ss East
117th st, two story dwelling house 17x1o0-1 feet
Louise Joute. for s.
The auction offerings for to-day will be as fol-
lows:
By Hugh D Smyth 4O1 ave s3.7 II Of 25;h
10 1oxl00. bldg store; w II II Hull al
agt ] F Haffner A T Stoutenburgh atty; ] T
Brady. ref due s2o50s IS. sub a first Of
$4,000.
By Iounsberry & oConnor: 222d st, s. 2O5 n OF
4th ave 50x114: Henry Decker c K Nichols
D Decker atty G Z Weller ref; amt due 81, 53s 15
taxes. etc. $500,
By Joseph Day: 1877 1l5th n I. 257.6 (: of Sd
u 6x1oo: story dwg h also 207 60th st. 125
# OF Amsterdam 25x1oO5; story h and
store: Sheriff's all right title which Jacob
Hyman had November 25 1907, since; Samuel
Engle ast Jacob Hyman ct al: Baron atty.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
REALTY NOTES.

q. r Treslow has sold A. Pope No. 1os Lafayette
ave. Brooklyn. a four story hathouse
Frank \. Seayer has sold for Mrs. c. Goodale Of
Colorado, 10 Robert King the twelve detached
dwelling house No. 1872 s5th 1lth and
ases Dyker Heights.
Monroe +. IIeibrun has leased u. e Sey bel 10
the Diamond Point Company the third loft in Nos
81 and Fulton for n term OF years
II II. Fuller Realty Company has leased Gus
tav Schocls Electric Bank Company III.
ton loft in bdiding Nos 5l4 SO 9th 81
fer 4 T.. Pelham -. f. Putnams Company the
nl,h loft IN building Nos. 4!2 and ilt aGth 81
Tor a OF years ant f"T Henry A. Dix Com
lany r. Collier 4 space in heir building
No. ana us West isth ST. L years
T. Farrell leased Ne. 1ee Washington St. a four
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
COLD HAMPERS BRIDGE TRAINS
Switches Respond Slowly and Crowds Pile
Up on Platforms-No Bad Crush, However

Although there were no serious delays IN the
handling Of the rush hour crowds on the BROOK
lyn Bridge last evening the trains were not moved
as rapidly the evening before. This was SAID
TO be due to the stiffness of the switches owing to
the low temperature. At time, just before the
6 O'Clock crowd arrived. there Jam on the
centre platform at the Park Row end which threat
ened serious consequences. The police kept the
crowd back however. and no one was hurt.
The delays sll at the Park Row end. The
signals were slow in appearing, and the crowds
were slow in boarding the cars. Captain Murtha
took personal charge of assisting in clearing the
wav 1t was reported that less than sixty trains
got away the first hour. and that an average OF
one minute could not be maintained until after
$50 O'Clock. Thereafter the system worked With
out any apparent hitch With the one exception
the platforms were at time seriously Congested
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
Citation.

the srace OF God ndependent-To George
W., ANGEL indlvapay f y afH Ansel deceased Mar
saret Mills individually and as lsgstee Of Caro-
ally and as of kin Of Mary z. King deceased:
Of sss goods chatels and effect. Alice NJ whitney
deceased John Whitney George 81 "his9ey & n sn
whitney 6 Bessie Il D.ctsGn ot JSs e: e
B1eGq5ia OF deceased tas William r schey
Of the Last win and Testament of Sarah G Kerrgan @
nent Of Catherine Perkins deceased sole Legatee and
CT the Ls os W W. and Abbott l. s
OF the Last Will and Testament 81 TaTos w
absh F. RsinF Eva HARDY Ida NJ Wissns
nt and next Of kin OF Caroline E Perkins deceased
Rathbun. one Of the next Of @ 61 OF OF Carons %
Association corporation; Louise stgeT Caroline 4 Shue
testament of Caroline E. Perkins. deceased George E.
Cymer Executor of the Last OWL W ana nssbuTg
as sole SURVIVING Executor Of the Last VIII and Iesta
Eeeeusnix see Of the Last Win and George
Eliza Seward as oGe ad Of s hs o 4sss
next TN Of kin Of John Perkins deceased if any whose
st aseh9 nhS paGs e be- sscertsned and to
Interested in the estate Of SAID osg m sat ns of
kin or greeting You and each Of you are
ss09 f.r. our fa saa Of the County Of New
surosates G6ar5 Of SAID d On the 14t day
Of PebTuary ~ 1908 at haf-pas in the fore
.ettlemen OF the account OF proceedEss OF Guaranty
Trust Of New fk 55 and 9d 'ns such 81
you hereby cited undsr the age OF twen-
have one or If you have E onf 70 sppeas az n snd
neglect or failure to do Sc guardian will appointed
by Surrogate to represent and act for you in the
In testimony caused the seal Of the
s Gqs q Wne f hn f hoTf e
a s h Of day GT Of sfs IN at ts
Lord One thousand nine hundred and seven: n
Clerk Of the surTogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

StJIPRBME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.-GEORGE
- A. Smythe Plaintiff. against Anne Mary Cleary.
r1efendant-Summons TO above named
You are hereby o complaint in
action to on he
Pisuftfrs Attorney within twenty
of this summons. exclusive of the of service
case your failure appear answer. Judgment will
against by default for the relief demanded
in complaint
Dated December 2Sth. 1nnT.
F. COCHRANE. Plaintiffs
Office and Postoffce Address.
No ~ Court Street Brooklyn n. Z.
To he Defendant, Anne Mary Ceary:
The foregoing is served upon you by pubica-
ton pursuant order of the Hon Joseph E New
burger a Justice Supreme State Of
New York dated tho 23rd January. 1905 fled
complaint the Office of the Clerk of the
OF the County Court House. in the Bor-
ough City County and State of New York
on the 23d day Of January. 1908.
Dated January 23rd. 1908
HENRY F. COCHRANE Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office Postofflce Address,
a. Court Street. Brooklyn, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
IDLE CARS WORTH MILLION DOLLARS"

Chicago Jan. Be. B. Boyd, assistant TO the
president of the Gould railway system was the
guest of honor at dinner given last night by the
Chicago Board of Trade. W. c. Brown. vice. -presi-
dent of the New York Central lines. of the
principal speakers deplored the quietness of COM
nerce through the United States and expressed a
hope that conditions soon would improve He said
in part:
There are now in the United States than
a million dollars worth of that wants.
They idle from lack of business activity in all
parts of the country
p. J. winchen. president OF the Rock Island
said THE shortage in cars last year be at
tributed the fact that more than 10000 cars
were used in transporting material TO build more
cars with
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
AZ THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

shaw & Co have sold for Otto Hirsch to an investor
;e four story single apartment house No. l2s West
l24th st. fs 9xi0o feet.
The Empire improvement Company is reported 70
have resoid Nos 3tr8 and 3Os West 35h st.
story dwelling houses. plot J0154i feet.
Peye Brothers have sold NDs. ! and Cornel!a St,
story tenement bouset plot J0X95.6 feet.
otto T. Schroeder has SOLD Augustus l. Hayes the
northeast Of 236h and Eepier ar Woodls
Heights. plot Iosioo feet Thc purchaser build
a family house the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
Notice Of Summons.

N-EW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
n York-Amercan-I La France Fire Engine Company.
Plaintiff against California Safe Deposit Com
panv observation-disclosures To the above named De
hereby summoned to answer the com
plant action and to copy Of your answer
on Plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 days after the
of this exclusive of the day OF
vice: and ir failure 10 appear answer
Judgment will be against by default for the
reIier demanded the complaint. Dated December H.
1907.
news once Office Address 154 Nassau Street
1Trihune Rulding). Borough of Manhattan, New York
City
To the Defendant, California Safe Deposit g. Trust
Company:
The foregoing summons is served you by pubca-
tion nlIrsIant to order of Hon. Vernon NJ. Davis
one OK the Justices the Supreme Court of the State
OF New York dated 9th day January. 1908.
fled with complaint. in the office of the Clerk of New
Sork County In Borough OF Manhattan, City. County
and state of York Dated, New York. January 10.
1905
6 SaC,KETT CHAPMAN & STEVENS, Plaintiffs Attor
Post OfiCe Address. 164 Nassau Street
,Trbune Buding). Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
AGAINST AMERICAN PALACE CAR CO

Creditors of the American Palace Car Company
have filed petition in bankruptcy against the
concern. The company has offices at No. q Will
am street. but does any manufacturing
plants Patents controlled by il were. however.
used some extent by the J. G. Brill Company
and some small car manufacturing concerns.
The American Palace Car Company in
corporated in 1905 build. and lease a
style of combination parlor and sleeping It's
authorized capital stock is sl0G000 0oo of which ap
proximately "a aS5, 300 is outstanding.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

story building at the northeast Horatio for
a term years.
following buildings periods from years:
Nos l37 25th 1Ss East 26th No.
f45 to St. No 516 SD st, No 407
East 23d ST. No sl2 WeA 4sth No 80 West S2d st
Nos 100 and III West 26th No 164 West st
Among the tenants Hemmings & Co. G. A. Henckel
& CO. National Auto Supply Company Marie, -
dressmaer United States Mn Company. Chicago
Company, King Mahon x Co.. Jennings Com
pany
Folsom Brothers have leased II. NJ Mowbray to H.
Joerg the three story and basement dwelling house
q; est st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
GETS TITLE TO "STRADDLE LOT"

Title was yesterday transferred to the straddle lot
trac, Of about Of salt meadow. adjoining
,--s,es.er Creek BIZ Alice Bushnell Lydia Taylor
ara another person.
The church OF St Michael transferred title yesterday
frs ll church eiifce rectory parochia school. at
th northwest Of 3Ist St and 9th ave- and ex-
,r7. g., .,o3 ST 10 tie Pennsylvania Tunnel and Ter
,,psl f.Intany The property forms a part Of the site
f-r the Pennsylvania tunnel Stallion
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
MANY COUNTRY HOUSES LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have the following country
houses coming Fer Mrs Frances l. Sey
rnour her cottage Lawrence Long Island known as
Wavstde 10 c G. Moller. jr.; p Hinckleys
fsge at Cedarhurst Hollyhocks Or. James
r Hayden; II. Scanlan house Cedarhurst 70
Warren s Crane: the N Keller cottage Cedarhurst
10 Herbert n Rawins and also for term OF years one
~ the houses in Park Place Greenwich. Conn owned
D., A Foster Higgins 10 Clement Cleveland. jr.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
TO ENLARGE HOME OF LIBERTY BANK.

Plans been Gled for remoteilng the story
bank building the Liberty National Bank. No. la9
Broadway. connecting with the Temple l.. cf
eighteen Washington Life Office building
broadway and Liberty ST. covered passageway will
made through tho light court and the ground
of the l. paTtonei IF to give enlarged space
banking tnices.
The improvements be male Tor the Washing ton
Life Company
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

The special grand jury THAI has been invesli-
eating the affairs of the Provident Savings Life
Assurance Society The Net opolitaH Street Ralway
company and othe1 institutions and corporations
stoPped work yesterday and spent tie day listening
District Attorney Jerom='s summing up "f the
ThaH
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
BIG 34TH ST. BUILDING PLANNED.

Revion FrAres intend to erect a Il story building
m premises II West 34th and Nos. % and
IS 35th The work of erecting the structure
will be begun the leases the site expire.
The proee<ed building will be o same stye Of
architecture the building adjoining site.
pie by
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT FOR ss4.1ot

deficiency Judgment for $34 10l yesterday
against Solomon Levine and Louis DAMS builders
favor Of MapdelbauEu Fisher Levine grow
ing foreclosure sale OF property
side Of Amsterdam extending from st To
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
ALLeNHuRsT INN TO BE SOLO

Atenhurst Inn and its cottages. a Au-n-
hurt y J.. viii be sold auction by Bryan Ken
nelly at the Veal ssiesrooms Nos IA and ls
Nssey ST.. March =
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

Another overcoat day!
1000 Winter overcoats that were
s32 to $40, and 500 overcoats that
we're $50 have just been added to
those already marked down to $50.
500 long coats. Travelling coats
that were mostly $50 now Join those
previously reduced to SIS.
Fur coats. fur lined coats, fur
gloves. fur caps.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S S42 A1oo
at at
Warren s+ 1eth st. 37nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns sss
,.-ommeneeA 70 the readers Of The Tribune thss.
u~b,y reliable anG business - done b. mall VIII
IN. advertiser with perfect safsty.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
Proposals..

l. masters once whitehall Street. New York City.
January - 1905 Sealed proposals, IN @ sV
O'clock 2. NJ. February o. 1905 and then opened for
manufacturing and delivering TO the De
ing side chairs; 440S dining room arm Chairs s9
TO or decrease OF twenty (261 per il desired
The right is reserved to reject
ence will be given to domestic
conditions of quality and price Including IN the price Of
being equal Standard samples be and spechca
blanks for proposals and full information will bs
niture. February % 1908. 2. NJ Col.
WIN. S. PATTEN. Depot Quartermaster.
yVRHAsURY DEPARTMENT. u. LIFE-sAvISG
4 Service. Washngton d G; January "a 1905
Sealed proposals will be receved at this cfcs until
o'clock p OF Thursday. February IS. 1905 then
boat wagons ten with runners and ten without
delivered the storehouse OF this 3Tq
washington Street. New York, N Y. Plans and spech
application TO Capt g II. Mcclellan. U. s. r c 3
G3etire). Superintending Construction OF Ifeboats
paraus ETC. Life,Saylng Service Room 725 A. Custom
House. New York n Y; to this Office. (SigneD l.
KIMBAII- General Superintendent.
XXrEST POINT N Y. JANUARY 3D. Isos-sEAI.ED
w proposals. In triplcate. viii he received until
~ o'clock noon. February 20. furnishing and
installing Electric Light Fixtures IN
lery Stable Cavalry Stable, Artillery Barracks and
cavalry Barracks as per drawings and specifications
In Office. The United States rgh. TO
accept reject any or all proposals. any part
thereof Forms for proposals furnished applici-
tion. Address Quartermaster. West Point. y
PROPOSALS. FOR ROADS: WAR DEPARTMENT. OF
L o the Constructing QusrterInaster London
Conn % 1905 Seated proposals for construct
nesl feet OF dirt roads Terry. York will
he received here until IL 30 A NJ, March 1905
a1~,ss proposals shouI5 ha enio~ss1
rosals Roads and addressed. WILLIAM F. HoR-
-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
-ETROPmITANgsrss-

NAC INOE O12l lAN -CFi<r
Tonight s-FAUST- Emma Eanes Jacosy.
Ciirerds Caruso. Planccn. SrraccisrL Begue- Con
ductOr. BOVy.
Sat. Aft. Feb. /. al I'll Barbiere di Siyigiia
Sembrich. CiireTd; BOuCt, CanPansri. Clalispins
Barocchi. TecchL Conductor. ,F'errarL
Sat. Evg.. Feb. I popular priCesj. a Nsdams
Butterfly. Farrar. Jacoby: Martin. Stracciari.
Reiss. Muhrnaun. BaroCchf- Conductor. Ferrari
sun Evg-. Feb 2 popular prices}. $50
ROSSISIS STABAT MATER. {By requestJ Pre-
Ceded miscellaneous concert SOlOiS-s- Cadssi.
Homer. Dereyne. Martin PlauCou. Enrire Metro
politan Opera Orchestra and Chorus COnd. Fsrrar-
Mon. Eyg.. Feb. 2. .:45 - TRISTAN und
ISOLDE. Gadski. Homer; BursstsIler. Van Rooy.
Blass. Muhlmann- Eefss- Conductor. Mailer.
We'd Evg-. Feb 5. at S-MARTA Ssnb-fch
Homer; BoncI. Journet. Barocchi. Dufriche. Coz
Guctor Ferrari
Thurs Evg-. Feb. g. az 5:45-Dou6le BlI-
PAGIIACCI- Cavalierf: Cs-Iso ScOtri. Reiss. Sarto
Conductor. Ferrari Preceded by HAENSEL und
GRETEL. Mattfed- Alten. Homer Weed: Goritz
Conductor. Hertz
Fri Evx-, Feb 2 at 7:45-DIE wALKCERE
Gadski- Frenstad- KirSby-Iunn. Alien. Weed. For
MIA. Nsttfeid, Lansendorn. Jacooy. Bu-Sstals-
Van RoOy. Blass Conductor. Mahler.
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
Furnished 4 partments to Let.

18th ST Is EAST. NEAR FIFTH AVE ALAhAsa sa "a
i Rensselaer, Hotels,-spr1ns reouG.ion' r:t hoIb
furnished apartment, priVAie
yaur choice 81 daily; including meals, $l2oo "eeAS
two $50: exclusive homeliAe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
Town News Nnten.

CEDAR FALLS-This evening the Du-
buque Association Of Congregations
Churches convened in independence and
the program will continue through To-
morrow and Wednesday. The omen
Missionary societies will present a pro-
sram Tuesday afternoon.
BOONE-Edward Burns. the 9-vcar-ord
lad, who was set upon and assaulted nv
a gang OF young tOughs, is some better
today, and is able 10 he out. His condition
was serious, but now il Is believed that
his recovery will be but a matter of a few
days or weeks. He was en- route 10 tho
him. lie defended himself and they chen
jumped upon him, inflicting terrible in
juries.
BOONE|Andrew Jamaica, the Fraser
resident, who was chased from town nv
an angry mob recently, after cruelty b,af-
ing. and treating his wife is stiU in
hiding. He pulled handfuls of hair IRON
her head, tore her clothing from her b-dv
and was nearly killing her, when $50 in
turiated Fraserites rushed in upon him.
lea by some women. Jamaica boited from
a side door and skipped to the woods. He
is still there.
BOONE-Word from Omaha this morn
Ing, telling of the death in a hospital
mere, or william Johnson, brings great
sorrow to many Boone people. johnson
formerly lived here, and was employed AS
a linotype operator on the Boone News
He went to, Council Bluffs and accepted
a position there. Saturday he was taken
10 the Omaha hospital. where an opsra-
ton was performed for appendicitis. Which
resulted In his death the next morniuG
The body arrived in Boone Monday noon
ana the FUNERAL services were held here