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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-04
High School Notes

County Supt. Cook was a High
school visitor the latter part OF
last week.
Friday afternoon the Lincoln
ian society gave their bi-monthly
program, aud it contained many
attractive numbers. Several Wis
itors were present and their praises
of the program shows that the So
ciety is making good. Visitors
are cordially invited to attend
these literary sessions and see the
class work being doae. The next
program will be rendered Friday
afternoon March III, at Sic.
Come.
Monday, Miss Elsie Smith of
Arbor Vitae was a High School
visitor, as guest of our assistant
Miss F. PIekarski.
Tuesday morning the students
of the High School department
enjoyed fine address On "Ihe
| Basis of Work" delivered by Owen
10. Wizard, the great detective Of
the East.
The committee detailed by the
Senior class. to select a class play
| for commencement has had some
stormy sessions during the past
week, but the public is assured a
good entertainment, nevertheless.
The participants in the Declam'
atory contest are rehearslng stead
ilv, and from all reports. it will
be presented during the latter
part of this month.
Thursday and Friday of this
week, those students who were
not exempt, took the final exam.
in American History.
Civil government will be taken
up for the remainder Of the term
in place of American History, by
the Seniors.
Mr.. Olsen will finish reading
"The Crossing" this week, and
sIvan. the Serf' will be stated,
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A NEW INDUSTRY ASSURED
A BOAT PLANT WILL SOON BE N
EAGLE RIVER
4 Long Felt Want VIII Soon be a Real
Ity---L launches and Row Boats to, =
be Manufactured Here

j. N. Burke, of Stevens Point
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
our town looking over the ground
tor the establishing a boat factory
here. After looking over the
town he concluded to hang uO his
hat and locate here if suitable
arrangements could be made in
the way Of a building site and
power. Mr.. Burke in conversa-
ton with the Review representa-
tive. stated that he would return
her about April 1st, prepared to
build. A site has been assured
him and up to ten horse power.
Launches and row boats will be
manufactured also boat repair
work done. He is practical gas
oline engine man which will come
handy to the launch owners now
on our lakes. A boat livery will
also be run in connection with
the plant.
A boat factory has long been
| nee ded here, and with our beauti-
full chain of lakes and close to the
numerous resorts, there is no reas.
on why such an industry would
mot flourish here. We welcome
any new enterprise 10 our town
no matter how small at the begin.
ming.
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Hackley Notes

The M. w. A. lodge will give
their annual ball at the opera
house March 2oth. Kings orches-
ira will furnish the music, a fine
supper will be served and grand
time assured all who attend.
DIR. and Drs. Pritchard gave a
party in honor of Mrs Pritchard's
sister, Miss M. bowling, Friday
evening in the Lake View opera
house. A very fine time was had
by those present, and at midnight
a delicious luncheon was served,
Miss Leona Mack and friend
Miss Georgia McGallister Of Con
over were entertained over Sunday
at the home of the formers pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ]. Mack.
They returned TO Conover Mon
day.
Don't forget the play the 18TH,
entitled Hickory Farm at Lake
View opera house.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-04

MIR. S. G. Rosenbeck arrived
Friday from Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Convers
are happy over the arrival of lit
tie son.
MIR. Andrew Hansen left for a
business trip to Amigo, Rhinelan-
der and Eagle River.
Frank Grant and family has re
turned to Hackley after an alb
sence of six months.
By the looks of things and re-
ports, Cupid will have busy
spring. Nothing like it.
The SHADOW Supper" given by
the M. B A. lodge was a financial
success, trnst prices prevailed
among the younger class:
James Oberholtzer was d Hack
ley visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Harris dc.
parted Thursday for a weeks visit
at Stanley.
Rev. c. w. Pinkney was up
from Eagle River Thursday and
held his usual weekly services in
the Congregational church.
Mrs. VIM. Irwin departed Tues.
day for en- extended visit with
friends and relatives at Milwaukee
aud Grand Rapids.
Mrs. w. c. Held arrived Mon
day from Chicago on visit witt
her patents Mr.. and Mrs. S. {
Raymond.
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RECEIVED AN OLD RELIC OF THE WAR,

On Wednesday AL. Croker, one
t old and highly respected farm
ers, felt like a young boy again,
when he received by express the
saber and sheath hich he wore
for three years during the Civil
war. Many are the "reminiscences
of three years Of hard hip, does
the saber bring back to its owner,
many of which the same saber (lf
it could speak could tell of the
part it took during the time from
Feb. 22, '62 to Fec. FL, IS, that
it Travelled with its present owner,
which it had not seen for over 40
years. Is it a wonder then that
Mr.. Croker should feel young and
happy when he again closed his
hand upon the same handle like
he did over forth five year ago?
Mr.. Croker served for three
year with the 18th Illinois Calvary
which was organized and equipped
at Ottawa, Ill, and after being
mustered out OF the service, his
sister had the care of the saber,
and the brothers and sisters soon
became separated, and from then
until five years ago, Al. and Clint
Croker did not know OF their sis
ter's residence, but after discover
ing their long lost sister the saber
was spoken of, and true TO her
trust the brothers saber was tax.
en- care Of and returned to him, a
few days over the forty-fve year
anniversary of his honorable dis
charge from the army. Mr.. Crok'
er's sister, Mrs. Kate Holiday Of
Witcheta, Kansas, is expected
here in short time to visit hel
brothers AL. anu Clint.
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puRRFR RUBBER, WHO HAS IT?

Atthe Ladies Aid last tuesday
afternoon, two of the ladies IN de-
parting for home, got their rub,
hars mixed and now they would
exchan ye one and make pair, SO
= tbe ,adv who discovered that
she returned home the other cay
wearing two rubbers for the same
foot would kindly cali for friend
" chat with Mrs, R. D. MoCloao .,
mere will be two happy women IN
town wearing mated, instead q
minated rubbers. Ice cream ana
o,1e were served at the aid.
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37tf.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
To THE VOTERS.

4
| shall be a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Town
Chairman at the coming spring
election and solicit your support.
If elected. shall pursue the same
course as adopted the past year,
that Of administering the duties OF
the office without fear or fav u,
serving no fiction but assuring
one and all a square deal and
working at all times for the best
Interests of the town of Eagle
River.
Respectfully yours.
37tf. J T. NEMAcHEcK,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

To THE VOTERS:
Upon the request of a large
number of my friends, | will be a
candidate for reelection to the
office of Supervisor at the coming
spring election, and, if again elect
ed. I will do as | have done the
past year, work for the best inter-
est of the town and its residents,
and again I solicit your support at
the polls.
Respectfully yours,
37-tf VIM, SALTENBERGER'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

To THE VOTERS:
herewith announce my candi
dacy for the office of Town Clerk
at the coming spring election anc
Soiiuit your support. If elected,
will conduct the business of the
office in a careful and conserva.
tive manner
Respectfully yours.
3z-,f CHAs E. ADAMS.
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Mum Der 81
From "cuesses at Truth. !"

Some men treat the God of their
father as they treat their fathers
friend. They do not deny him; by NO
means; they only deny themselves To-
him, when he is good enough to can
upon them. C. and A. w. Hare
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-04
BUNCH OF KEYS FOUND

If the party who lost bunch OF
keys one day this week, calls at
the Review office and prove prop
erty, they can again regain their
keys.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-04
Affectation.

Affectation is that spirit which
prompts YOU to say to Your guest: DO
you care for cream in your cotfee?"
when you know right well that it's
milk you are passing, and mighty thin
milk at that.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-04
No Substitute

Accept no substitute for Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t is the best
and safest remedy for coughs.
colds, throat and lung trouble.
No opiates. At G. L. Carter.
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,.+,onal and Local
happenings Around Town

?o. H. ,: .u;
lgo weeks O0'''i~
53So. g.
tot88 oIog,7' ""0 1>9
5aSneet d IL" ll0~'''
5a'IoS9''
lG Charles AN : -
spent i u5 00'"y -
IA, Whiting OF KhineIan-
sgas a business 'i0''0' - "'
20 iooISo"y'
] Mrs. Peter stein returned | hufS-
Z from several months visit at
3go,
iadrew RegentuSs was down
Aa RachIey and visited a few
Lou Bowser was called to An
"Wednesday by the serious
hess Of bis cousin.
Pneum0uia follows a c>ld but
m follows the use OF Foley,s
Bnty and lar which stops the
gb. heals the lungs 2nd exPels
1cold. Sold by u L. Carter
Mrs. ]. K Bfazeil OF iron Hlver'
I t:h, arrived tuesday on a visit
he home OF her parents Mr..
b Mrs. +. II. DlIdine' -
Dr. Andrew FrankeI of Milwau
! &C. was an over Sunday guest OF
sP'fents Mr. ana Mrs MI fran
H.
NJ. and Mrs. Mart HitZel who
ae1 at Milwaukee and Chicago
r two weeks, returned home
'5aeSoay.
NE. Gene O'Dell and children
I'll leave Monday for Durand,
| Irh, to ioin her husband and
ade at that place, ~
Mss Myrtle Valley of Superior
|TVsd Saturday last on a visit at
|:bome Of her uncle and aunt
t. and Mrs. Ed. Lacau and cous-
MIS-. Harry Mcintyre.
.mes Oberholtzer and son Hen
vent TO EIand Thursday to get
trneW driving team. 1hey ar
td homc today. The new team
lm,e pair of drivers.
As47e.d last week Wednesday
ias serious illness of his. broth
Michael, &ho passed away the
&2t his we1k.
14u. Lawton was up from An
=, M I..5O, ~ ll''
G;ant is working on the Re-
2acan and says that he enjoyed
.s IN harness again.
bin Hofsmjth of Wittanberg
d Henry Hcffsmith of Wausau
have for several weeks been
~s's a, Tie home of their sister,
& Aug, kreick, returned to
.ar respective homes Wednes-
y
Especial o,aa+;oo of tho w q
will be held SATURDAY. after
~,, March .+n A. eha homa If
&H.I. Strong. All members
!. others are requested to be
@'n,
s..sys Ki4rav Remedy will
l53ay case Of kidney or blad
@&ou5.e that j NOT bevond the
",A Of medicine NJ medicine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18
Suicide from Demorss.

VIenns. March, Is The discovery
today OF the bodies OF an sged Polish
couple named PrzenikowskI, who COM
m,tt ID suicide by hanging, revealed tbs
they had taken their lives through re-
morse over having murdered their own
son. The ciuple lived 10 Felony.
The son returned home two days ago,
after being in America for ten years.
The sgtd couple did not recognise him,
so the son, in a spirit OF fuD, pretended
t, be a friend OF their son and asked for
lodging -,
This was furnished. The ledger tlld
the parent Of the good fortune that had
attended their son and said he himself
had saved 81, 200 In AmerIcs. After the
young man retired, the couple decided
to kill him for bis money. Pfzsnikowski
aud his wife s!rsngled their guest while
he slept aud then went through his
papers only TO find passport bearing
the family name.
Overwhelmed with remorse, Pfz,ni-
kowski wrot, ID The authorities aud then
hs and his wife hanged themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18
Virginia News.

Mr.. Alexander Hamilton, q former
resident OF Harrisonburg, and son OF
Oatt. A. NJ. Hamilton, died 10 OhicSgo
Monday.
Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant, this
week, to citizens of this state, OF the
following patentI: Maurice E. Larris'
Big Stone Gap, penholder; John A.
aud O. Huddle, Esst Radford, reel for
hsrvesters.
Failure to bring bis parents consent,
ss REQUIRED By Law 10 the case OF minors,
prevented the marriage at Rockville,
Nd, Wednesday, of Auth r Kephatt
aud Della NixoD, beth Of Prince VII
liam cou1 atty. The young man gave his
aye az Is, and exhibited letter pur'
o ,rtIpg to be iigned by bis father, 10
which Il vas stated there was no psren'
tai objection to the marriage, but toe
license clerk informed the young folks
that the paper was not In proper form.
Santa A. Morse, negro, assistant
postmaster 81 Dsnbigh, was arrest ID 10
Newport News yesterday BY Defu'y
United States Marshal Z. S. IL bland Oh
he charge of stealing the contents oil
three registered letters. The accused was
released on a bond Of 81 500 for bis sp-
pesrapce Saturday. Morse formerly was
pcst MAJ ,r at Dsnbigh. He was removed
and replaced by P. l.. Wade, who made
him his assistant. The three registered
letters the negro Is accused OF riding
we're decOyS.
News has reached II arrisonburg OF the
rssic death of A. Lincoln Msupin, o
lormer resident of Rockingham, 10
Prairie Grove, Ark. While blowing out
stumps with dynamite In his field near
his home, he planted fuse and start d
to make his getaway with basket o.
dynamite sticks In bis hands. A spark
from bic pipe fell into the basket, explod-
Jog the dynsmt t., tutling him many fett
into the air, tearing him to pieces, With
instant death as the result.
Mr.. John D. DeBell. well known and
useful citizen. of Fairfax. died of pneumonia
at his home near Centreville, on Wednesday
night Of last week, at the age of so years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18

Two very young tn. iucOIrlgible boys
were sent to The reform school By Judge
LucluI Blown 10 Central VIllsge, Conn.,,
q few days age. The offenders were each
seven years old. They set fire Gu lday
l., the New Haven Railroads paint
shop In Ncrwlch. The fire did 3d.
900 dampgs. For months the NJ
chins have begged Professionally In streets
for money With which to see moving
picture shows. A minister In Alexsn-
dr.a last Sunday morning devoted a coz
siderable portion Of his sermon to NOV
log picture shOws-thst Is to such reels
IS sre calculated to produce evil. 1t 10
a growing conviction 10 many cities that
the Authorities should exercise censor
ship over such places OF amusement ar q
that the pToprlstorE should be compelled
TO "cut out" luygestive pictures or tuch
as are calculated to producs mischief
smong the younger and more thought
less generation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18
COMPLICATION AVOIDED.

NJ vacancy having occurred 10 the
United States ssnatorihip during the
session of the general assembly, all o!
the constitutional questions which bad
80 deeply stirred the minds OF State
officials during the past few days have
been disposed of. The fact that Senator
Dsulel was alive lat night when the
legislature adjourned removed the lsst
doubt 10 any ones mind as to the correct
situation. Tue governor will appoint
10 case Senator Dauiel dies.
Not only to pol cans, bu' 10 the put-
lie generally, the desperit' illness of the
senior senstor has been OF Intense in
terest.
Possible complications have been
largely iu the minds OF the members OF
he Legislature. twas recognized that
should the Illness Of Mfj)r Daniel re-
suit fatally, OF which there seems
to be practically no doubt, the
democratic primary of next year.
will decide t 70 senstorships instead OF
one. The adj ,nment sine die 10 the
morning by both bodies was Intended
to eud the legislative day, and, although
ore or more members differed IS to the
effect. 1t was understood that iuasmucb
as there was no possibility of getting the
attepdsuce of a sufficient number oil
members to allow Of positive action, 1t
would be best to put the whole matter
10 the hands Of the governor.
In the event OF fatal termination Oh
the illness, Governor Msno, wonld appoint
| first for the naexp'rsd term, which ends
on March 4 of next year. The next term
would begin at once, and an appoinlmer {
for this would also be probable, for even
II there is no extra session there will be
two months of work 10 Congress in Dec
ember, 1911, and January, 1912, before
the next Legislature could act. Besides,
a member OF Congress, far more than
member of the Legislature. can be of no
ser vice 10 vacation time. So far Is conld
be learned, no name has been added BY
the guessers to the let as printed yester
day. "Either Swanson or Flood or Byrd,
was the generally expressed opinion.
Because of Q defect In the tie, 1t
seems probable that Governor Mann
will be compelled to veto the Casey bill
providing for the payment Of wages to
employees at least twice moth, ct least
so far IS it applies to men who york for
the railroads Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18

morrow.
"No," answered the speaker. "Ws
ought not to delay longer. 1--WE are
ready now So we ever will be-.
A. 1885 Mr.. Martin, (dem., s. d.,
moved that the Houss take q recess
uutll four p. m. This was to give tbs
factions an opportunity to sgree on a
compromise. The ayes and nays sre
demanded and ordered.
The motion TO lake recess was ur-
rled by a vote of 16I TO 15l. The sfe cal or
voted aye. Several insurgents vots d fer
a recess. This Is taken to indicate that
they favor q compromiss of some soft
with the organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18
VIRGINIA DEBT CONTROVERSY.

VIRGINIA DEBT CONTROVERSY.
Charles E. Littltfsld, spec al msster
of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, yesterday submitted his report to
the court 10 the controversy between the
st,ts of Virginia and the state Of West
Virgins as t. whether the latter state
shonld pay a potion of the mother
states dett, Incurred before the forms.
ton of Wet Virginia.
One of the questions Mr.. Little6eld
had to answer was what was the amount
OF the public debt ofVirgiuia on Jsru-
airy /, 1861. lie reports ID tn parties
agree TO the extent OF $32. ola 1868. He
finds against the contention OF Virginia
that t1e so called sinking funds and t,e
librsry fund, amounting b nearly g..
500, 900, should be added TO the amount
uudsputsd. Another question proposed
to him was the extent aud assessed va
ua,ion OF the territory of ViFginia and
West Virginia Juae 20, 1868, sDdihe
population OF each With sud without
slaves.
He reports titt In Virginia va, 60 6
Der cent. OF area Of the two states, and
In West Virginia, 1913 per cent. The
assessed valuation of real e,tlte Ia Viz
gina Is placed at 1896. 600, 900, or 70
per cent. end 10 West Virgins a. $780,
900. 900, or 81 per cent; the population
&. ot
per ceI t., Ia Virynie, and 1876 6SS in
Wet Virgiuls, or 20 per cent; while
the population without slaves was 748.-
III In Virginia and 377,2S9 10 West
Virginia. Alternative fodiugs are made
st the request of West Virgins SHOW
Ing the ceniui report Of population for
1860.
The third question be answered was
whtt expenditures Virginia tad made
within the territory of Wet Virginia
since any part OF the debt was injured.
He reports that The total ordinary ex.
penses amount ID $40, 274 1876. In this
be included az item OF SIS. STA TAI ss
Interest on the public debt great VIC
tory for the state OF Virginia.
West Virginia is also charged With
the expenses Incurred By calling oct The
militia when John Brown rsided H'r-
psr's Ferry. This am ated t. 1851, 1853.
The 9Th ga 'sIiOn was as the basis OF
the fair estimated valuation OF the psor.
city, resi- and personal, By counties, Of
the state Of Virginia.
Mr. Ltttle65ld reports the fair estf-
msted value Of real estate and personal
property 10 Virginia eoautss on Jnre
20, 1868, vas about 1851, 600 600, while
the same vslustion 10 We t Virginia
counties was $9S, 900, 900. This som
includes The value of elaVes, whose vslR3
Ia Virginia is placed at sbou. $3.50, 0O0.-
900, and 10 West Virginia 81 ABOUT &C..
600 0CO.
Mr.. Lnt't6sld 6nds The amCust OF
money paid into the Virginia treasury
b. West Virginia counties was sc, 1867
900.
The court announced the siales would
be given 30 days to file exceptions 10
the report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18
The Legislature.

1t having been agreed by most oil the
members Of the Iegisls uIe present yes-
terdry morning that the beat mttSod TO
be pursued was an early adjournment,
there was q feeling that the end bad been
reached. The Senate met at 10 O'Clock
sitb four members, but t1ok q recess
until 1880, when The HtuIe was 10
meet. Sentt0r Wickham presided, 10
the absence from the city OF Litu'.Gov.
Ellsson. The others present we're Sens'
tors Folkes aud Harmsn, Of Richmond,
and Sale, OF Norfolk.
On the House side the uolucky pun
Der Of thirteen again appeared at 1880.
There vert: Messr.. S!ubbs. OF Ok u
cester; Stephenson, OF JImes City;
Throckmorton, of Henrico; Baker, OF
Chester6eld; Oliver. Of Fairfax; Toney,
OF Manchester; Ga, tie, COX, and Wingo,
Of Richmond; Shepherd OF Fiusaona;
Melting, OF Louiss; McRae, of Gambler
land, and Speaker Byrd. MessfS.
Spatig, OF Brunswick, aud O'sey, OF
Richmond, came 10 few moments
later.
Mr., McRae offered q resolution pre-
yidiug that q committee composed Of
Eve members OF the House and three Of
the Senate should be appointed to wait
on the governor and Inform him tast
the general assembly was ready 10 sd-
iourn, aud to ssk him II be had any
further communication 10 make.
The resoIu ion was adopted With az
psrenily only ooe dissenting vote--that
Of Mr.. Throckmortop. Mr.. McRae was
appointed to notify the Senate OF iis
passage. He delivered the message, and
on motion of Senator Folkes TIA! body
al once sgreed.
Seust)r Harmsn reported that the
Senate had agreed TO the joint reso'u-
tlop.
Speaker Byrd appointed Messrs. Nc.
Rae, Noting, Cox, Toney and Oliver as
the committee on the part OF t5e Hsuse
to wait on the governor. The commit
tee repaired to The Senate chamber.
Acting President Wickhsm appointed
the only other senators present-Messrs.
Hsrmap, Folkes and Sale. The jolL
committee then wen! to the office Of the
governor.
In a few moments the committees re-
ported In each House that the governor
had no further communication to make
to the general assembly.
Ssnstor Folkss aud DR.. Stephenson
we're respectively appointed to notify The
louise that the bodies we're ready to ad'
ourn without day. This duy sccom'
plished, nothing remained but to end the
| session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18

A PETITION praying Tor independence
for the Philippine Islands was presented
TO tde Senate on "Wednesday by Senator
Crane. Ii Is sigued by 100 prominent
Americans, headed by Judge Alton B.
Parker, of New York, former democratic
candidate for president. The petitioners
might jast as we'll haVe. saved themselves
the trouble Of getting up tbs petition.
The republican party ia the United
States though it breaches the. doctrit e
that no people should be unwillinglS
governed, will continue ID iu'e the Phil
ippine Is'ands, for there can 1t waste the
money exae!ed from The people OF this
country By means OF the ubiquitous
tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-18
Decided Against Bonl.

Paris, March 1S.-The Court Of Ap-
peals decided today hgslutt Ocunt Boni
de Csstellaue and NJ. Lepere. B,nPS
creditor to the extsrt OF $34. 900, 10 their
effort t. have part Of the iualspiugs 10
the two houses of the Duchess of Talley-
rspd, the counts former wife, adju lged
property OF BonI. The 1dge ssid the
time for filing tu:h a SUIT was immedi-
ately after the divorce Of the count and
former ecu ltess. The cot, OF The suit
we're assessed against Boni. The suit
sought an Inventory of the furnishings In
the house 10 avenue Mslakofi and in the
Chateau du Msrais.