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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28
HUNDRED MASSACRE VICTIMS
IN THE HoURAN, PALESTINE
While Houses Are PiIIaEed
and Burned to Ashes.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. N-The Tur-
kish government has received informa ton
of a serious disturbance in the HRuran
Palestine. The DruSes during the night at
tackled the three mixed Christian and Mos
lem villagers OF Maarieh, Etaden and Tay-
iseh, in the region OF Bosra Eski Sham, and
massacred over 100 men, women and chill
rem OF both sexes and pillaged the dwelling
houses. The Druses also attacked and
robbed a number Of travellers on the high
road. A punitive expedition, consisting of
seventeen battalions OF troops. with artll-
lery, under the command OF Saml Pasha
has been ordered to the district OF Rousna
0auran). The imperial government has de-
cided to send Immediately to the spot three
battalons from Constantinople. eight
battauons from Smyrna and eight from
Adana, with artillery for the purpose Of
Furnishing the guilty and reestablishing Or
der and security in the region. The
strength OF the contingent sent to the coun-
try is due to the fact that the territory in
habited by the Druses is exceedingly noun
famous and that the tribes are wide and
scattered, and also that the imperial gov
eminent is fully determined to put an end
once and for ali to such misdeeds.
Hauran is a district in syria TO the east
Of the river OF Jordan. II formed part Of
the ancient Bsshan, which is mentioned
frequently IN the Old Testament The soil
OF a portion OF the district is said 10 be the
most fertile in Syria, and admirably
adapted 20 wheat grow ing. The Druses are
believed to have sprung from mixture Of
eastern tribes, in which the Arab element
Is conspicuous. but their own tradition con-
meets them with China. Ihey have re-
markable religious belief founded BY Du-
RUIZ or Dsrszi In the eleventh century.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28
Dynasty Of Head.men.

In all there were six Sansons. who con
unued the succession unbroken. from
rather to son, as did the kings OF feudsI
times. The Samson headsman DYNASTY
owed Its foundation to the circumstance Of
the first Sanson-an ardent young artisan
railing In love with the daughter of the
headsman Of Rouen He was wont TO saw
he married himself to the scaffold. He WAS
summoned to the capital, and became
Monsieur de Paris" He left a diary in
which he confessed that his Job filled him
with terror. He had horrible dreams. and
was afraid to be alone at night But he
oied rull OF years, leaving a son, Charles
samson IL, being executioner by heredity
suffered from no such Qualms It was San
son ii who executed the celebrated French
tmen' Cartouche. This was no stroke Of the
axe either for Cartouche was broken on
the wheel and so powerful was his frame
that eleven blows we're required.
The guillotine was invented by DR.. GuiI-
lotin, an ardent republican who foresaw
mat no one arm otherwise could lop off
the heads that were soon due 10 fall He
guaranteed that the machine would soon
90 us WORK neatly at a single stroke II
was tested on a murderer with such sue
cess that II Immediately surplanted the old
iasmohed axe. Samson V was the great
samson OF the Red Terror. He took off
more heads than all the other Sansons nut
together. At times the work was so heavv-
"hen the mob was demanding the heads OF
all srlstocrats as well as those OF the royal
ana noble families-that he had TO call two
OF his uncles to his assistance. II was he
that executed Nine. Roland, Charlotte Cor
day Danton and Robespierre
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28
Another OId-Timer.

In the village OF strathe. on the banks
Of the River Parrett, resides william
sroome, who has lived the whole of his
life' ~ years, IN the same cottage. The
house is his own property. ne is stnl
very active and has never tasted medicine
lie Ia Sreatgrandfather. grandfather and
father but only six OF his descendants
ire living.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

But 1t was during that period that the
Apache curse in Paris terminated and grew
more fruitful year by year. At length, in
January, 1909 the capture and conviction of
four members Of the Polet band, against
whom many murders OF peculiar savagery
were proved, resulted in a popular demand
for M. Doibler to bring forth his dusty
guiilotine and out off those four despicable
heads. The whole of northern France, as
well as the Parisians and the people of
Belgium, where several of the crimes were
committed-demanded the restoration of the
guillotine. Death to the assassins Long
live Deibler" was the popular cry Now
II looks as though not only the guillotIno,
but Deibler's hereditary occupation would
soon become a thing of the past.
The official title of this functionary Ia
Monsieur de Paris" Even during the
revolution, when the guillotine went on its
travels through many provinces it was al
ways Monsieur de Paris" who escorted
The Widow" and directed her CHASTITY
operations. Since about the year 1870 the
office of public executioner has remafned
in the Deibler family. For almost 200 years
from 1884 to 1Sa-the dynasty had but one
name-Sanson. During the interregnum be-
tween the last Ssnson and the first Deibler
there were two headsmen, each without
family and without fame They were mere
stopgaps, named respectively HeIndrtcb
and Roche.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28
COrned Beef from Chicago.

One Of the biggest army contracts Tor
meat on record has been placed with a
Chicago packing house. II is for LOO, 900
pounds OF corned meat for military use. at
what is said to be q record price. owing to
the recent scarcity OF meat supplied. The
order for the tins has been given to. a
Welsh firm. and the cans will be sent from
Wales to Chicago where the meat will be
packed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28
MAKING FIGHT ON
THE FATAL KNIFE
Crusade Against the Guillotine is
Now Under Way in
France.
MAY END CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Instrument of Death Has Ten Idle
Years.
CUTS THE EXECUTIONERS FEES
France May Follow the Example of
Italy.
GRAVE DIGGERs ON A STRIKE
Soldiers Are Pressed Into Service as
Substitutes aud Much Dissatis-
faction Is Thus Brought
About.
Instrument of Death Has Ten Idle
Years.
IUTS THE ExECUTIONER's FEES
GRAVE D1GGERs ON A STRIKE
BY PAUL VILLIBRS.

PARIS, August 1.-(special to The Bee, -
The guillotine must go" That is it must
go II the socialists and the Partisan mob
can bring It about, for the same class that
In 1893 sent TO The Widow" the best blood
In France is now clamorinE for the aboli-
ton OF the natal knife. and back Of them is
the powerful socialist party whiohr gener-
ally gets what 1t goes after. So IL is not
a. all unlikely that the guillotine will go
and with 1t capital punishment in France.
For ten years, up to a year and half
ago. the gulllotlne gathered dust In NJ
Deibler's workshop. The hereditary OK
ecutioner retained his office He still re-
ceived his nominal salary OF 81. 200 and pos
sibly drew tho additional allowance of 5000
for keeping his tools in order But during
that period his extra fee OF % louis for each
execution was lacking. No heads were or
dered off anybody's shoulders. II was be-
lieved that France, like Italy, was done
with capital punishment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

From 1905 UPWARDS only first-class ships
Ars counted.
These figures would seem to indicate that
The German peril is not very immediate.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
LIS PENpENS.

FAST BPeApwAv. ao2; sufrar Realty GO
eg- state Reu5 - r. 'actcn - recover posses
si-u9- attorney. " q Esaeer. IT.
HATH s. Il East. Bertha seilvarzkopt sgt
to-ueys, RiegelHsn & Bach
18TH 81. cgS Ezsts CaJhsrtre Z Weber agt
Eeuben 9liTskF et ei Cforeel os9fe of mtg al
tc-uevz- Forster. T7-altag ( hEnHe-
18th sr. rs Fast; cztba-irae z Weber sst
Arrsrerl Tt-i,orSlzy = al foreclosure of mtg
st-o9-zeys, Fo-sscr. Ho.aiing & I-luke
RcSrCC RD 1872: Beatrice s Well art
scEerh S-isru-Gt 81 q CoTcCips-1Te O Ilts}- al
lortrZ n EGrd;lciEceT-
F,lYa,,T AVE. 100: New yorl, Lie Insa--
s-c= and Trust CO. E5l, aSt Ni1TeI q south
ean e a eoueclesure q :1-s'; attorney II
swain
18TH 81. e. 1876 It . Of Southern Bouie-
tarl. 58hE1.0. Z l-tcd states 1tesi1y ana tlia-
pr0-e11eut GO aEr Joseph toEen e al tefnerded
Tore Ins-re of mtg; attorneys FerI4ss. R2esef *
E,or-ll
SGTI s.. % 10 . Hert, County Hol3ins CO
a. George Nieh9las e al foreclosure q ials,i
k1-orrays. -terr.n 4 Rogers
EyGT -. MAY os Gleason estate. 7hs Bronx;
te-z amin p --e-y- .-E-s. at SARAH GIuck tfore-
closure @ r1te1. attorneys Cooper q Faer-
Es2CADT. a.. "a = or 9lst - 2+-sNle, 2T'3o g,
IO0. Royal Ecll.ns 60 aEt' Samuel Mcmillan -
e rroreclosuTs ct tax iis1), attorneys Arastein
Il - I'inIe--
F-I.zzARETII 81. : F2os77l lzolding co ast
sz-aserf af71-otf 81 e. foreclosure % tax Hem,
g-ser-a-E. Arns-eil. LeTy q Pieiie-.
PARK AEL. n c cor 5G2d st. 1oo. o.11x27; Leon
e Eor.e.-totr - al aet hFman Levin - a
lfcreci"=g.s q rntg}i attorneys GoEeeAl-slhleI
& sIaraus-L
-szD 3. "a 8. 90 q, 9 Of 7th aee. 25z9a i,
i~o actions: Louise PIEio1 agt .zei'sTaln Ho4
reHs-.eln - a 'lefeti,sife q i"' --i7S'' IL
lcrl-- s., amend * Ail'Ai
10Th aVI 2. W e. 2s@ Z q OF 32d St, 24.9x
-. so7,s7ic sfa-ss AT Mary Carroll 'action
g. Gec.are ieE}. attoIEsE. = l. HOFFMAN
y7eeee- 4 Isalf e. oswald F:c-tag G al qarti-
t-on)s attorney. y hAli4iaisls-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
York County Of New York.-Ainerican Ice
COMPANY Plaintiff, against The Matlock Realty
Company and others, Defendants.-In pursuance
Of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly
made and entered in the above entitled action
and bearing date the 26th day of August, 1910
l. the unders gled. the Referee IN sald 3togHltill
named. will sell public auction at the EA
change Salesroom. Nos 1915 Nesey street III
the Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New 1ork,,
on the 9th day OF September, 1910 at l.
o'clock noon that DAY. by Bryan l. Kennedy,
Auetioneer the premises directed by said judg
ilent to be sold, and therein described as fol.
lows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. together with the buildings and improve
1nents thereon erected. in the Borough OF Man
haitian CITY of New York, bounded and De
sCribed as follows: Beginning at the intersection
of the uortherly side of Twenty-third Street ano
the westerly side Of Lexington Avenue; RUNNING
thence northerIy along the westerly side oi
Lexington Avenue ninety-seven 90 feet and six
(6l inches: thence westerly parallel with
-ryyentv-third Street and through a party wall
fifty t5O feet: thence southeriy parallel with
Lexington Avenue and part OF the way
through another party wall ninety-seyen t9tl
feet and six 81 inches 10 the northerly side OF
TzventI-third Street. and thence easterly along
The northarlv side of Twenty-third Street fifty
r50 feet to the point of beginning. be the said
several dimensions and distances more or less
Dated New York. August 30th. 1910
NEWELL MARTIN. Referee.
THOS. u. ADAMS. Attorney for Plaintiff. No.
165 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
The following Is q diagram of the property 70
he sold. its street Numbers are 131 and 133 East
Tventy-third Street and 2s Lexington Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NTaNEATTAN.

j y i
2lTFJ St. n 8 100 - = Y Of Isl ave: for -
s-v brick factory. 1ol SxS4.6: Bush Terminal
CO 100 Broad st owner. William HisEinson-
e Park Row. architect. cost. S16e.eoe-
AMSTERDAM AVE. II y Ger Of 1T3d 81; for
8 ssv brick apt. a5xao: EnSsar Realty
% ~ West Hath s.. owner: q F Pelham, 3o4
brh ave. architect. cost. $4,000
THE BRONX
Tr-nT,OW ST. n :. - f n H2veinereT
sve. for three - stv brick dwgs, cfN35: Roth
construction CO. Henry Roth. c255 Gleason
eve rresic e71t. owners Harry 7 Howel, l43th
& and Sd ave. architect. cost, $4,000
7SoTEI ST n s 10o15 It Of Sd ave: FOR a
< sty brick fennlt. 5exT3- Hubbard G2I1stTuc-
ton CO Mark Levy. president 90 West St
rprer. ( NHlrnan & son lS9 Montague St
Es-aelzlyrr- architects. cost, S4S.n"H
CaIIDWELIs AVE. = :. 97-6e = 4 OF 15sth
St fo- a 7 sly frame shed Tx Leonard
Eer~-sch. on premises, owner and architect
eost. $50
- Tor two ssv frame sheds 361loo: AStor
estate. % West 26th 81. owners A y FihiaS-
cor $50 Mort ave. architect: cost $1,000
WASHINGTON AVE. Y : leo = of 169th
<rT ] stv brick amusement hail. +'1x I - -
F-rusaelp Amusement co. oT1 u est lc5th 81.
ps-rer- John Brandt. 2T1 West 1-5th 8, archi-
te~;. cost. $1,000.
FOX ST . 5. s. q Of Tiffany st; Cor g
81 brick senrnt. 4ox29. Knox Construction Co
: Eeuiscl1el TS6 Prospect ave pres owner
fIrevs77 borg Architectural Co 9oS Jennings 81
frchi-ects. cost, Sc5.ooo-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

coo Jan @ lacS; Edward ! HAYES 10 S6well s
Randall. $50. address. 15 East 4aa st
: SOUTHERN BOULEVARD Col: .0xToO: May
c. 1910: E-i.i azies Frederick " Guy; $1,000;
a-dress. IS Pearl
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. :, 100 Il OF
ss7th St .exIno: oct II 1895: Martha = Dye
- lcl1lIre SO Savings Bank: S3.1oo. attorneys.
Title Guarantee & Trust co, I16 Broadway-
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. 10 q from
II bk 49,. beiHg lot :. map sub divs
,I-otSrjy Ly-r-aan TGfany. 23xioo. Feb n. 1eos.
Asrcaret n Saith Dauicl r Shields; $1,000;
Gteprfevs. Title Guarantee Trust Co. lTs
broadway.
1zCTE st. + G. 100 & from n cor Boule-
>e-S- cs5xc9.11: avg 3. ~is9a: Reno II Schile <
ErO - New York Disrersary Association. BY
secre;RTy, S14.G9os attorneys. Roosevelt &
Kobe 90 Wall So.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
East asd Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above-dsscribed property is
10 be sold is One hundred ten thousand. eight
hundred fifteen and 96-10o tS110.Sl5.96} dollars,
with interest thereon from the 18th day of July.
1910 together with costs and allowances amount
ing to Eight hundred eight and 54-loo tsS'is54i
dollars with interest from the 5Oth day of
August 1910 together with the expenses OF the
sale The apnroximate amount of the taxes as
sassr,aritS and water IA tes, other liens. which
ara 10 bs allowed to the purchaser out Of the
y7llrrha ase-rlonev. or paid by the Referee, fs
Sixfy-fve hundred and seventy-fve tS6,5TJ) dol
lars and interest.
Said premises will he sold snhjeet to a first
mortgage Of s1CG Geo. with accrued interest
thereon at the rate Of 50 per annum from the
Ist 6av of June. 1910
The premises will be sold subject to covenant S
aud restrictions contained i'll deeds recorded in
T.iber 452 Conveyances. page 236. and Liber Az
Convevances. page 5s6, and agreement as to
Ifber IS CcnverauCes. mage 29o. Section :.
Dated. New York. August 3nth. 1910.
NEWELL. MARTIN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
VETERAN PATRoLMAN IS Ill
Gw:nc, Who Served Fifty Years, Just
Transferred from Court Duty.

Tatroiman George Il irvine, Of the West
6Sth street station, a veteran Of fifty years
service on tEe police torce. reported III
a. r0lIcaE - s o'clock yesterday morning
Instead OF going on duty. he went directly
70 his hoHe. az No. West I84th street
N-hers he rsa~ attended by Or Warner oi
s.St street ana amsterdam avenue
Elsc damp a. eZt.l@r hsa given him A tnslrI
o. 8i,frtisalo. For ten wears Irvine mas r,.ef
ztt.clzed t. the TOmbs court il beius. his
duty 70 watch the prisoners pen. The in
7sFsoF C,yt-t reform relieved the Police De
1,aTa5rtn. from furnishing attendants. and
G. laed n3m. Hltl nearly three hundred
ct.lE.s, . &c transferred SS was the case
viii IN i1e. The great majority o. the me.
Ssfe sf.t .3l patrol utA-
Wee = seKeEty-rNO years Old. but said
.esteF-tag that as the precinct 10 which he
las asr-n assigned is near his home the
&e1 Ncra would Iot be hard for him.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
MECHANICS LIENS

sD AVE. Sl7: Harlem supply Co aet Samuel
: weinberg, owner; II Z BoVskE' contractor
so7N
2-,-9 ST. 3f7 - 3o3 East: American LuXfeT
T-isrn % aCt Julius Sternfelc, owner; Go'oen-
Klein Iron Works. contractor: Sl,a6a
oa7-r5 ST 215 ard 81 East: Candee, Smith &
g5ovyIsnf CO set East Twenty-ninth Street Co.
owner and contractor. 81 ,l66 -
AVE ST John 1000 10 1924: William Greg
rr-v AT Pfcone & DIVA. owners: Giro Boreii'
contractor. $50.
YpOOWE ST. -: Columbia Engineering GO
ez7 Mary ConreIly. owner; Lawrence Rooney
contractor; S299 %
KELLY ST. q :. 100 r $ Of Intervsle ave
.aoxlnRNI I0Oxl1S: Levoi Construction % , AZ
g CO.
pT--rBe7DF DRIVE. ca3; = c Horn Co agt
sarah Il Corwith. owner; James i1lsI@iii' o0-
trsrtSyr 81 e.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
IorlS-United States Trust Company Of
and others Gefendants-Tn pursuance Of a
judgment Of foreclosure and sale, duly made
bearing date the 18th day of June, 1910, I
the undersigned. the referee in said judg
1nent named. will sell public auction. at
the New York Real Estate SaIesrooms, Nos.
1+-16 Vcsey Street in the Borough of Man
haitian, City of New York. on the sth day Of
September 1910. at 1: o'clock noon on that
day. by Daniel Greenwald. auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judsment to be
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate living and being in the City
of New York. and bounded and described as
follows, viz: Beginning a point on the south
erly side of send Street distant three hundred
formed by the intersection OF the said south
erly side OF S2nd street with the westerly side
running southerIy parallel with the said west
erly side of Columbus Avenue and part of
the way thTo1sn ParIy Va Va ,i ono nunocSo
centre lire of the block between S1st and S2nd
Streets; thence westerly alons said centre line
of the block twenty t2ol feet; thence north
erly again parallel with the said westerly side
of Columbus Avenue one hundred and two
G02) feet two % inches to the said south =
erlv side of S2nd Street and thence easterIy
along the said sOutherly side of S2nd Street
twenty C20) feet to the point Or place of be
the street number 12s west s2d Street. in
The Borough of Manhattan of said City
subject to covenants and restrictions
tanned in instruments dated the LIST day of
NAV, 1850. and recorded in ~, the o. New y York
January 1862 in Liber 107s of Conveyances
page AZ
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
sTEWAET sHbARFa nd Ps, Atfoeneys oaos addras aes
* Wall street. Borough of Manhattan, City
The following Is a diagram Of the property
to he sold: its street No. is 12s West S2nd
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Harris Averosck 70 Norris Jasper: 81.
Henry = James. trus. 10 Farmers Loan aAG
Trust Co assigns . mtss: $4,000.
Arthur Smith Josepn GUifa1tts $4,000.
Greenwich Savings Bark to Farmers Loan sfeo
Trust Co. see 600.
Lansing CO to Newell Martin: 81
ottilie Block 70 Katharine Netter: ID part
sornina..
Goshen Savings Bank 10 Metropolitan savings
Bank. SIS p1a. - -.
Greenwich Savings Sank 70 Jniiea 1'e-tNS
Trust Co $50. 00o.
same 20 same: $50. oco .,,-, g,
WITH elrrira T-eulberyer - NIay-ne llelpe!' 81
zTeros71a TDenzer 10 Albert Denzer: Sloe
elias 4 Cohen TO Amelia Wolf: S4,ooo.
Congregation Mount Zion TO Eltas - Noa>Ii'
francis X keller 10 Matilda Protzuann; 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
CANDIDATE DEAD IN RIVER
Gam mpsign Charges Undermined Health
Of Wisconsin Man.

Oshkosh. Vts, Sept. Tile body o.
s-rsriz =. Tucker. Assistant Attorney Gen
era O. Wisconsin ana candidate for th'
Republican nomination for Attorney Gen
srsl.- was found ia Tie Fox River here TO-
oag
SAFE officials and friends say thai
gucker's healta had given way since {
STORY came To- iEat recently that stamped
envelopes from ;ae state Department hac
been Used 20 carry campaign literature
about the statr
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

NaCOMB'S DAM ROAD. T v cor 1928 s.;
>f-1ffe- F7ililnhers' Supply co eEt Teichn1an In
Etne4r.nr & construction CO ct Al; July 20 1910
xl7v Iondl S-9e c3.
BROADWAY 1855; Robert Wilson co aGt es-
ss9e ~ Charles 4 Coe e. al: July 81 1910
IS a0S %.
18th st. l3T West Genuine Eomhonato sgt
rurrett = aIcIuty-s q a.: June {. 1910: SZe %.
WILKINS Fl. n " ccr TnterTale ave; Gordon
Sos Iron Works AT . Herman Construction 60
g a.. Aug 80. 1910; $500
SECOND AVE. s1T. Harry T BoR's1y agt
s7-1-,e1 ! Weinberg q Al: Aug c3, 1910: s325.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
Cook-Fronch; fancy or plain cooking and plain
washing; middle city reference; carfare
paid Caroline. rs West 44th st.
excellent city reference. Waldorf Agency, /.
West $50 st. Phone 500 Madison Square. Mrs.
Mack. proDrtetress.
HoOII-A settled woman (colored) IN a pr
Nate family; city country; best Of refer
ences. Apply at 2fo West 5Sd ST. Griffin.
DAYS WORK--By respectable English woman
any kind Of domestic; references. Almar. 206
LADY'S MAID or nurse: young English Prot
estauJ: speaks French: excellent. refined
maid; hest references. Nc. -51. Albany Agency,
20 East SD 81.
NURSE-Trsine6. German and English Speaking,
wishes engagement any sickness: also confne-
ment; moderate terms. Mrs Hauser ia Z.
S5th
NURSE-German. aged 30 first class: infant OF
child excellent reference On file: $50 Wal
6orf Agency. IL West 35d St Phone 500 Mad
is Square
YOUNG GIRI-Neat, clean. aged 10. no: out
before: help charberwork children. Wal
dorf Agency, Il West 33d St Phone 500 Mad
ison Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

.EATTFRTr( ATF = 8 80 Z - Have
s1.ser ave, -1zi">. Henry DaHaeEteIss- loans
gshu = 5eutz Ss.Dcf-
-FI4TTEKToN AVE. : $50 L - of Have
.e-e~ ave -IxI5S Thomas I Nesserer loans
seEl = HsEtz S4Hio
fR1TO>-A HVf-. co- Is3d -, 109xSo
srnerieau Ecrtsags Co loans Aucubgn Improye-
.rs5r % S3S 90.
JACKSON AVE. &, 1892 f of Ie5th 81
rG11o6- Greenwich Mortgage Co loans Ram
~. - Stl.m-n-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
SON BORN TO MRS. B. C. HYDE
Lives Only a Few Hours-Husband
Serving Life Sentence.

Kansas City, Sept. IA child was born
to Mrs. B. Clark Hyde, whose husband
is under life sentence for the murder by
poisoning Of Thomas B. Swope, this morn
ing. DR.. Hyde arrived from the city jail
at the Hyde home two hours later, es-
Corted by deputy marshals. The child, a
boy died this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

WOODWARD & STILLNAN---wE, TIE
undersigned, having formed a limited part
nsTship, pursuant to The Provisions OF tbs
statute OF the State OF New York. do hereby
certify:
FIRST The name or firm under which such
partnsTship is 70 he eonducted = Woodw ard
ness IS TO be located in the County OF New
York
intended 70 be transacted IS that of cotton
Third- The names % all the general ard
special partners interested IN said partner
respective places OF residence. follows
Charles Stillman, General Partner. Il West
4sth Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of
Joseph T. Brennan General Partner "a
Macon street. Borough OF Brooklyn. City OF
George W. Frost General Partner. IT North
Mountain Avenue, Montcisir. New Jersey
James Stillmsn. Special Partner. East
T2nd street Borough Of Manhattan. city or
New York.
Fourth. The amount OF capital which ths
said Jares Stiliman. the special partner. has
contributed to the common stock Of the Said
cnrastnershfp Is the sum Of One million
Dollars (Sf. 600 0O0l.
Fifth. The said partnership IS % begin
or the first day Of September, 1910, and IS 70
end on the first dsy OF Septernber, 1911
Ds'eo' @N-eO'' cHAs. sTILrMAx.
JOS r BRENNAN
GEORGE " FROST
JAS. STILLMAN-
state % Nev York.
County OF New York
on this aeua dsy OF August. 1910 beto-e
ne personally came James Sttlman- Charles
Stnlmar. Joseph r Brennan and George W
Frost 70 me known and known 20 me To Be
the individuals described in and who exc
cuted the foregoing instrument, and seveTa!ly
acknowledged 70 me that they executed the
same. FREDERIC y GlI-BEEt.
CertinCats fled In y Y County
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

The approxirnaIe amount of the Hen or
oparoe 70 satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold. is Si9;+82 46 with IN; IN
1eI0 +orether with costs and allowance
amounting to s253 3S. together with the ex-
Denses of the sale. The approximate amount
Of the taxes. assessments and water rates, OF
other liens to be allowed TO the purchaser out
of the purchase money, or paid by The referee'
IS ST oO4 81 and interest ~
Dated New York. August 3rd. 1910
Alexander BROUGH. Referee.