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New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser.) }
JANUARY G.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
BROADWAY, n e cor OF 52d ST. 751lx69 liz
Jan (ntg Ssco. .oo0): 500; address, III. wal
nut ST. Philadelphia>
BROADWAY. 4sl. $50 It n Of Grand st. 2s.4
al exs z ass MSrseE Fos M fsSFHs bea Re %i a
dress $40 ocean ave, Jersey City. N ].
BRooME ST, $50; sty brk 81 sxse; Hen9
N Bloch e. al Q Keiman Brasner (mtg $4,000
Jan 3. 500; address. rs Essex st.
BROADWAY, n e cor Of 62d st. 71lx69. II,
irreg; Hobart Estates co to the Zinwiil co (nts
s125.o00; all liens; Dec /; 500; address. II:
Broadway.
Delaney ST. n o. 25 IT Of Cannon st
25N1OO: Fannie Korn 70 Fanny Gruen; Jan
mtg SlS00OO; 500: address 401 East 52d st.
DIVISION ST. SO; 8 sty brk. ,l7.exI22x lrres
a: 81; address. 100 West 18TH ct
MADISON AVE- s, 49.ll II n Of 1880 st
SoxI2.6; Hseary ~ Stevenson. ref. TO Emma 6
MADISON AVE. n cor OF 1880 ct. All,
72.6; same to same; Jan 8; $4,000 address
East Orange. y J.
WATER ST. 672: ! sty brk stable; 261lOoo
part; all title; Dec p; 81; address. 2Os Brooklyn
ave. Brooklyn.
1sT AVE. 1864 2Ox7O; John W Ammon ct a
; and 5: Jan 8; 500: address, los West sith st
I'D AVE; l62s: sty brk 25x7s; Bayard Gou,
rand et al T. Florence T Gayer; all title: Sep'
%. 81. address, London, England.
18TH ST 1853 10 362 West: sty brk. 50x92
r & y Casselman. corpn. 10 Tandee Realty
60 jmtg S2050U Dec Is, 500; address. 10;
West 18th ST.
4OTH ST. 334 TO $40 West: &C sxes o; foreel
Jan g. 1911: Marx S Levine, ref. 20 Harris Man
delbaum Fisher Levine and Hugo e Distel-
hurst; y part; Jan s. SIS. 600 address. 60 Bay
ST. BensonhuIst Long Island
Nth ST 3S3 East siy brk. 25xi0o g.
Michael Pittaro 20 Leonardo Gialletlo; Id
rieht title and interest lmtg sls,400) Jan 4,
500, address. 22l East 26th e..
fsTH ST, & 8. 100 Il OF LIST ave. b0xIo0.5,
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee)
Interest 8 per cent, unless otherwise stated

with name and address OF grantee)
Interest per cent, unless otherwise stated
JANUARY g.
MANHATTAN.
AVE A Q cor ssth st, % 2x75; Jan 4;
yrs Az per cent; Frederick d Degener TO Mar
garet Levy; $1,000; address. 1912 Ave A.
BROADWAY, cor 52d st. 75.1ix69, II
(prior mtg SIS 600; Jan 80; 1 yr. per cent
Zinwill Co to Real Estate Trust Co, OF Phiia-
delphia; $40. 900: attorneys. Hays & Hershheid
lis Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg s225 ooo); jar
*. 2 yrs per cent: same 20 Edwin Wolf
s75. 900; address. 1907 North Broad ST. Phila-
delphia.
BROADWAY, 4sl, 26.4x2C0x irreg; Jan 9;
yrs, Al per cent Louise Fox TO George De
witt ct al exrs; s777oo; address. IS Nassau st.
4Io4 sE sG :y Gss Psr :sat n Mnns a1s
Garvie TO Angelo Bracn; $1,000; address, 3.
Mulberry ct.
CLAREMoNT AVE, W s. 1851 II Of 1920
etc as per bond Kinsella Construction Co tc
Anthony scbwoerer. jr; $4,000; address 4o'
East 146th st.
DELANcEY ST n =. 25 # OF Cannon St
Byrd and ano. exrs: $4,000; address, 80 Park
ave.
FORT GEORGE AVE, n 8. plot 2s map
Dyckman, 2coxl47s Jan 4; yr. 8 per cent @
Barney Estate Co 20 Title Insurance Co; 10000
address 195 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n cor l5lst st. lO3.es
l75.lx irreg; Jan 8; due July 5, 1911; 8 pei
cent; so Construction Co 70 Charles NJ Rosen-
thal $4,000; address. i6O Broadway
HOUSTON ST. 1886 East sty brk 23x74.9 9s
irreg (prtor mtg 2o.cOW; Jan 8; 3 yrs PEI pei
cent; Rosa Jacohy TO Leontine Kleini $4,000
address ~ Norman ave, Brooklyn.
1ST AVE, 1894. 2)x irreg; yrs, Az per cent
Jan B; Elizabeth Ammon TO Louise NJ Ammon
s., 900: address. l34 West 9th St
9Th AVE, n cor 4th at, 331x irreg: Jan
due, etc as per bond. Melissa Pell, et al
address, 176 Broadway
9TH AVE. n cor 10th a.. Boxes; 10th ST
e, 85 n OF 9th ave. 30x92; Jan g. yrs
Max Kurzok TO Virginia ! stern ct al. eXrs
$3.50 900; address. East 65th st.
nth ST. go and 232 West. 5oxs4. De-. p
yr; Alexander W Fraser 10 American Mort
gago Co. S2l0Oo address. 81 Nassau ST.
i7TII ST, pa West. 25xs5: Dec FL "; Alex
900. address. 81 Nassau St
10Th ST. 10 and IS West Q sty brs,. b6Ho2
Jan g. due, ETC. as per bond. solomon Linden
born 20 Virginia / Stern et al. CARS. $4,000
address. East .65th st.
10Th ST. n g. 234 II Of 7th ave, 22Se2i Jar
q. . yrs Ferdinand Neumer TO George Ehret
5000, address. 1897 Park ave.
23D ST. 403 % 4O7 East: sty brk 75N9s o
Jan b. yrs; Thomas j Mooney 10 Rebecca
Mathews: $4,000 address. 80 West 9th 81.
2eTH ST. 1875 East; 3 sty brk l9Hi9i Jai
q; yrs. James Graham TO Charles w Pier
son; $1,000. address. 925 Park ave.
SAME PROPERTY mine prior mtgs. $4,000,
Jan D; ", per cent; same 10 Gotham Mort
gage 60. $500. address IS Park Row
55TH sf. :. 156 n of 4th ave, lsloo
Jan g. due. etc. as per bond Frederick Plnku
- Union Dime savings Bank 5000. address
10l 9th ave.
bsIH sT, . 9. 800 q . Of I'd ave. 3oai0O. 5
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07

Chief interest n the real estate market
Yesterday centred in an investment pur-
chase on the lower West Side, in the shoe
district. by George II. Stegel. who bought
the FIVE story building at Nos. so and q
Reade street at the. northwest corner OF
Church street The property. plot 4OxSe
feet was sold by the Martin estate through
Horace s. Ely and ]. n. Kalley & Son, and
is to be modernized to conform with No. IS
Reade street and No III Church street.
five story structure surrounding the parcei
tust sold, which MI Stegel bought about
year ago
Daniel ". Richman and Ravitch Brothers
who last week bought No. % TO 26 west
seth street. through Parish. Fisher & Co.
from the Union Mortgage Company have
resold the property TO the Twenty west
Thirty-sixth Street Company, a corporation
composed Of Daniel w. Richman and Gus
tavus A. Beyers. This corporation VIII I'M
nediately proceed with the erection OF
twelve story building on the site
An interesting, sale in the west eloe
apartment house district north OF oSth
street. reported yesterday, was that OF the
MARYLAND. a six story elevator structure
with stores at the northwest corner OF Am
sterdam avenue and 105th street on a plot
lOOx7s feet. to the New York Urban Real
Estate Company, for investment. The house
was held at $4,000, and was sold by the
same brokers last spring for the Irving
Judas Construction Company to Mr.. Edel-
man.
Denzer Brothers have sold for Jay c.
Guggenheimer to Benjamin B. Davis the
three story building No. 252 Hudson street.
on a lot 20 9xSo feet. Mr.. Davis owns NO.
$50. adjoining. and will erect on the COM
blned plot six story store and loft build
ing.
The Trinity Corporation has negotiations
pending with a large publishing house up
town for the leasing Of an eight story
structure which t8e corporation is to erect
In old Greenwich Village. The site for the
proposed new building occupies an entire
block front II present overtures are
brought to a sucee sful end, the publishing
concern will use the entire building for It's
own occupancy.
Mrs. Hetty Green has agreed to loar
S225.OOO at a. per cent interest on the prop
erty OF the Roman Catholic Church of st
Ignatius Loyola, at Park avenue. SD ano
feet IN Park avenue 100 feet in SD street
and 321 feet in s4th street. This is the low
est rate of interest at which any real estate
mortgage has been made in this city In
some time The property is said TO be
valued at 100000.
Plans have been filed for the erection OF
six story apartment house on the south sldl
Of 18th street. 12O feet west Of Sixth avenue
for Harbater & SILK. at a cost Of $4,000
The building will have a frontage Of 40 feet
and depth Of S23 feet, with FACADE OF
brick, with Indiana limestone and terra
Gotta, and accommodations for thirty-one
families c. b. Meyers is the architect
Plans have also been filed for making
over the four story livery stable on the
north side Of 132d street, 70 feet east of
Seventh avenue, known as Nos. l63 and l65
into an automobile garage, at cost OF
$500, for David J. McC1ary. lessee. The
building Is owned by James A. Murphy, OF
Chicago J. McMerritt is the architect.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee. }
JANITAPY

JANUARY 6.
FRANKLIN ST. 20: Herman Moritz TO Will
IAN and r r Kassee: yrs from Feb l. 1911,
$a'oSO; address. 7O5 East Sd ct, Brooklyn.
UNION AVE, 1922. cor 167th St. store and
tront cellar; William Denton 10 Robens &
Keiss z yrs from Sept /, 1910; 500; address
1sr AVE. n cor l24th st. floor; William
Mas et al 10 Carl Stoll: yrs from Feb 1
1911; $500 address. 259 West 136th St
I'd ST. 30 East; Alvin A Neumann TO Ma,
kupferberg; yrs from Oct 10, 1909: s., 800; ad-
dress 30 East % ST.
18TH ST, 508 East Giovanni and Parisi tc
John Cannlnto: yrs from Jan l. 1911; $40 620
address. 63 Thompson st.
10TH ST. ia and I16 East 7th floor; Second
Manhattan Office Building Co 10 Albrecht &
Meister Co: 3 yrs from Feb l. 1911; 81, 900; ad
dress col Broadway.
4isr ST, 104 East; Elizabeth NJ Anderson n
the Hotchkiss. Vail & Garrison Co: o yrs from
Jan ]. 1911: net $500; address. 1ol East Ais
St
l31ST ST 527 West LIST and % floors and par
cellar; Timothy / oConnell TO William anC
Cornelius Cashman yrs from May I. 1910
Sl.2OO: address, 527 West 131st St
AsTH ST. 44s East; % floor: Henry Ah- &c
Edward Essex; yrs from Jan l. 1909; 81 =
200. address, 44S East l5sth ST
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Daniel ". Richman and Ravitch Broth
ers. who last week bought Nos. 20 TO p
West S6th street. through Parish, fisher q
Co. from the Union Mortgage Company
have turned the property over TO the Nes'
ssth Street Company, composed OF Daniel
". Richman and Gustayus A. Boyers. THIS
corporation viii Immediately proceed with
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
INVESTOR BUYS READE ST. PROPERTY
GEORGE H. Stege Adds to His Holdings on the Lower West Side
by Purchase of Five Story Structure.
MRS. H. GREEN LOANS sa25, 900 ON CHURCH PROPERTY

the erection Of twelve story mercantile
building.
C. Alfred Capen is the buyer Of No. l2o
East list street, sold Thursday by jose
phine r. Schneider. The property was held
at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Inc lohoWlng sales were recorded yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange room,
Nos. Il and 16 Vesey street:
BY Joseph P. Day.
4oTH ST, 334 10 $40, s 8. 1884 II e OF 9th
ave, 66sx9s9, three and one sty tennis
ID Distelhurst agt Pine Investing Co ct al
E!smen, l. L, attys; NJ Levine, ref;
amt due, $S5. $40 90; taxes, etc, ss11 e5; sub "a
prior mtgs Of $2o500; to the plaintiff for s44,
CROTONA AVE, 1890. W g, 25 IT 8 OF 17oth
st. 25x113. 2x27 2x1026 2 sty dwlg; ] B Cornell
agt X NJ Tiernan; William Bondy. atty; NJ G
Pallser. ref; amt due, S2.60S so: taxes, etc
plaintiff for s6,6s0
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
GOERCK ST, 90. e g. s1.3 It n Of Rivingtor
st. l5.4x99.l1 sty tenmt: Sophie Bohnet q,
al extx, ETC. agt Sarah Davidovitz Ell al,
George Haas, atty; L b Hasbrouck ref: amt
due. $I69S 81; taxes, etc, 81, ,044 O3: 10 the
plaintiff for 81 500 "
New-York tribune., 1911-01-07
ANNUAL REPORT THE
Lawyers Mortgage Company
January
RICHARD NJ HURD President.
To the Board of Directors:


with Ia. aa Sss ss Nv s ssrs ss cssr% -
m E moare' 'm'a"'" 'S
and h. m
recent
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MONEY OF LOOTED BANK
CIRCULATED; NO CLUES

S25001 70 $4,000, series A, ID. G and
ID: numbers S0200f TO so3ooo In
elusive. series A. u. c and ID: num-
hers S290ol to $4,000 inclusive, A.
II, c and ID. and Si400i TO $4,000.
series A. u. c and d.
That at least some OF the money
stolen from the bank OF Montreals
New Westminster branch IL In cir
cnlation was shown this morning.
The bank detectives and the city
detectives are working together In
the matter. and the first score SO
far has been made by the local
piain-clothes men. They have 10
Gated three bills that. according to
the published warning from the
bank, were in the list OF those
stolen.
NEW WESTMINSTER. n. c..
Sept. 16.-The local branch Of the
Bank OF Montreal. robbed yester-
day OF $25s 900. is doing little busi-
ness. Hundreds OF curious people
are crowding Its offices. trying TO
see the wrecked safe and vault.
One OF the clerks was supposed
to have slept at the bank Thursday
night. but for some reason he did
not do II. Several thousand dol
lars worth Of damaged gold pieces,
bent and bruised by the explosion.
were left on his bed. Much OF the
stolen money was In new bank
notes which had never been in cir
culation. but they were all signed
and negotiable.
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7O[D that HE WAS DYING
MILLIONAIRE TAKES LIFE

had. lie made $4,000 out OF the
pruapectors claim. Out OF this
money Costello Invested $4,000 In
irish Mag. copper mine He held
IL for two years and sold II for
tT5a COO
Then he bought the Bailey mine,
near Tombstone. for $4,000. and
sold II three years later for $780,
0Oo. After these two deals II was
popularity said that everything he
touched turned 10 gold" Costello
gradually increased his holdings,
until at his death his wealth was
estimated at 5000. .0o0.
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WITH MERCY in THEIR HEARTS, THEY
PUT GIRL TO DEATH AT HER APPEAL

mitfed them 10 ball. the man on a
$4,000 bond and the woman on a
$4,000 bond. both signed by leading
citizens of the county.
II wouldn't have asked for any
money bail. but the Law demands
u. 40 put u Al the lowest possible
amount" explained Judge Parker.
After Miss Mafchant's death her
body was buried la the private
graveyard ON the Shaker estate.
No word waa sent 20 the auihofi.
ties. but Il must be remembered
tina, these people do not vote or
take any part In clvii affairs. A
rough wood slab marks the grave.
The absence Of n doctor at her
death and the circumstance at.
tending her last few days. and the
private burial. caused uri xhbors 10
notify the sheriff. lie. with Judge
Parker. went down to ace the
Shakers.
To the officials Gillette ard Sis
ter Elizabeth freely admitted aid.
Ins Sadie Marchant TO die. Thay
concealed nothing. Sheriff prevatt
brought them back 10 Klselmmee
and placed them Ia iall. after a
warrant charging them with mnr.
der had been isxuod by Judge
Parker.
When called at the Shaker col.
ony was Impressed with the On.
tire absence Of the usual mystery
and excitement surrounding eases
OF unnatural death. Here there MAS
nothing 90 hide. and no attempt was
made 20 explain away anything
which might inerimlnatc tho dc.
fcnfanfs
They told me that no efforts
looking toward legal defense In
court had been lrnds. and II any
are. they viii b. tAs result Of the
hope Of the eoionyn business man.
aser. Ezra sawyer. 20 prevent a
wrong Interpretation nslug placed
upon tho motives of Brother Egbert
and Sister Elizabeth.
AREN'T you going TO defend your.
selves Ia courtTr' asked Brother
Egberf.
"Dcfendg~ he exclaimed. What
ID there to defandf The Law says
II Was murder. that is what they
tell me nos. expect that they
win have to convict me. II that IN
the Law. ! don't know much about
the courts. but guess the jury
must follow the law. Hut II wasn't
murder: no. not murder. the Kind
of crime ! have always thought
murder 20 be. 10 u murder 10 re-.
iievs the suffering Of one whom ~e
love we'll enough 20 die fort There
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6$uzIg13u ha1w&2u1fv @ab1zamAd1M6@AhaM?

I think I did right. and my con
science " perfectly ne ease. Ny
great feeling for the poor Eirl
caused me 90 end her suffering. l
would do Il again. II the Law
places me behind the penitentiary
bars or. sends me TO the scaffold,
I viii always be able TO meet my
God unaNhalned and unafraid'"
Prosecutor John G Jones has
taken the case before the grand
Jury. and has asked them to return
a true bin for murder In the first
degree against Brother Esberf and
Sister Elizabeth.
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Where Does the Girl in the Cafe Come From?

The lights. In cheap. gaudy
shades OF green and gold. wink ut.
fully through the haze of the cigar
cttc smoke.
A tall young man sits atop OF
the grand piano and sings Casey
Jones" with all the gusto that 81
n night can inspire. Beside him,
the stout young man with fat
cigar stuck at raklsh angle In the
corner OF his mouth pounds out the
accompaniment with equal relish.
Walters In black nankeen coats
that are spattered bit. but still
very dccorous and proper. hurry
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ming back and forth and now there
is another girl and couple of jolly
looking men sitting at the Cozy
Corner table. The girl with the
blue eyes Is still there. too.
After a spell everybody goes out
of the cafe. II is closing-up time.
The little greenland gold lights
wink out for the last time that
night. and the walters count up
their dimes. and with tagging feet
pass out into the night. They have
gone home. or somewhere.
But where the cafe girl has
gone NOW isn't interesting at ALL
WHERE DID SrE COME
FRONT
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SHE EL.QPEO
WITH BILL"
THE PLUMBER

tsGM ps~ssf $500 rsus1 fu)
NEW YORK. Sept. ie.--Folio~-
ina the announcement OF the sup
poscd eiopement OF Mrs. Walter
Llspensrd svydsu1, wife Of a Long
Island millionaire. with her alleged
soul mate. Fred'k Noble, a Brook
lyn plumber boy. comes today the
story that the proprietor OF the
Regina apartments, where they arc
reported 20 have been living for q
week. ordered the couple TO move
out. The woman said that she and
"Billy." as she called Noble. "sre
getting along nicely, thank you"
and added.
~ have nothing against my hus.
band. We simply are not meant
for each other. We had an agree
ment BY which he understood that
was going away with Billy. !
told my parents that ! loved Billy
aud would go 10 New York with
him. I do not expect trouble from
ms husband. an he Ia not that kind
Of chap. II he were would not
be here"
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VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept. to-
General Manager Campbell 6wse.
nay Of the Bank OF Montreal stated
this morning that . definite clue 10
being followed with the chance
that ths daring yeaomen who blew
the vault at New Westminster Will
soon be caught.
Manager Sweeney said that the
amount taken has been definitely
fixed at about s25s.0o0.
The country from the internal
tlonal border TO this city has been
finely combed by local and provin-
ciai police. The heavy rains have
made many roads almost impassa-
BILE, and the work OF the police In
autos IL much hampered.
The most probable theory now 10
that the thieves had an alternative
way Of escape down the Fraser
river and got away before the rob
berry was discovered by floating
down the river. Their craft would
not be noticed among the hundreds
OF fishing vessels off the mouth OF
the river.
Got Their Numbers.
In the robbery the money stolen
includes, In $40 notes. numbers
4g2ooi 10 4s3000. series A, II. G. ID.
inclusive, numbers b6i00l to
$4,000 inclusive, series G. In fives.
numbers s2400i TO $4,000 inclusive.
series A, u. @ and ID: numbers
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agonising that could stand her
pleas no longer. drove to the WI.
laxe Of ST. Cloud and bought some
opiates. They contained morphine
and opium. think Whom I re-
turned asked Sister Sadie
DO you want to pass out OF
the body
Yes. she gaspei. eagerly.
Il gave her the drug. and she
went to sleep. but she awakened
again.
Tho second dose proved un-
ayaliirg
~fier suff.fings continued until
Tuesday noon. Then ] went 10 st,
Clond and bought two ounces OF
chloroform. When | rstuFned she
was stIll pleading TO he passed
out stood by her bedside, with
a handkerchief and the bottle OF
chloroform in my hands. and asked
shall put this chlorutorm on
your FACE. sister sadloT
Yes she said
Il saturated the cloth with chic
reform and placed II upon her face.
She went 20 sleep. But by Z O'Clock
she woke no. IN awful agony.
The fourth trip I made to ST.
Cloud. and this time bought sin
or eight ounces Of chloFoform. Al.
though l could hardly talk. for we
at the bedside were suffering great
mental agony II the sighs of our
dear sisters pain. ! for the fourth
time asked.
sister Sadie. do you want 10
pass out of the hodyf'
Yaaf'
Sister Elizabeth was IN the
room. She heard the word yea
Then poured tho entire con-
tents Of the bottle on cloth and
laid " upon the drawn face.
we couldn't bear u any longer.
and we all left The room and went
out and did our chores.
AT ten minutes 90 six that even.
ing Sister Sadie PASSED out of tho
body
That u the murder with which
Sister Elizabeth and Brother Es.
bert are charged. and for which
they we're confined in the county
Jail until Judge q. v. Parker ad
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has real color in her cheeks--not
the kind one buys in the corner
drugstore--and her long. dark
lashes fringe pair OF very pretty
blue eyes.
She is n very pretty girl. indeed.
She is a very young girl. too. for
she shifts the cigarette smoke with
a little shudder Of disgust. and a
young man who has had a little bit
too much to drink, and who stares
with foolish grin, makes her turn
her head away.
II liz early. of course, and she
sits and waits and waits and waits.
The cafe fills up toward mid
night There are more walters run
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CELEBRATION
is TONIGHT

The people Of the Duwamish Val
Icy are going to celebrate their
victory In the fight for lower fares
on the interurban line tonight.
The meeting In Grange hall. Fos-
ter, is expected 10 bring out big
crowd OF valley folks and pro
gram in keeping with the Joy feel
ing has bcen arranged.
Councilman o. r. Erickson OF
Seattle and Attorney Thomas Hor.
ner are TO speak and there will be
band music on tap.
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W. sEs<4rt ftfsF~f
~ ANGELES. Sept. fe.--orip-
- y ~ hssrtins terror Of dis
- ~ : fstsrs which he beIlev-
= pssmIssd enIy suffering ard ~
noo1A Martin Costello. a mar Of
4 leao. IIss dead today In the
- ol1ts hotel here. q suicide.
yuopoood of the fsbIed "golden
- sad worth 5000. 900. Cos
- was yet unable 10 purchase
10y from despair.
CoDDeT King Costello. called
= - physician yesterday and was
III the walking"
~ leser-from which he had
l1ss9 for the last six years. had
len9ed % far that bat little
y done for him. The despair
- enme with the knowledge
hen1th was gone caused Cos
- y purchase q revolver. Then
Nent 10 bis magnificent home
voegoa street and had lunch
vrn his wife. four boys and
QFls He did not tell them
~ bic millions could not buy
= hia lest health.
vlne home. he went 10 the
~ Seate hotel and shot him
oTough the heart
ceeSeiIo's Career.
.eea Years ago Costello owned
Is saloon In Tombstone, Ariz.
e time he staked a hungry
s5 lof, and to show his graft
= ue man left Costello all he
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from the bar in the rear and fit
among the tables like willing
slaves; but they are slaves to the
ten-cent tip only.
In one corner--a Cory Corner
they call it---a girl sits looking on
the scene with lazy abstraction. A
glass half full of stale beer. sits
before her and the waiter further
down the room wonders why busi-
ness is so poor tonight.
II can't be the rain. for rainy
nights are good nights In the cafe.
The girl at the cozy corner table
has a black felt hat with wonder
fully long red plume trailing out
over her pretty light hair. The girl
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was but one way to relieve Sister
Sadie. did that"
The day spent In the colony
gave me the unaiterabie impression
that II there ever was a person
loved. Il was Sadie Marchant That
II ever the illness of a loved one
caused sorrow. Il was hera. when
| started nway. Brother Egbert
arose 10 the height ~ hIs full
length and. stretching hand to
the heavens. finished hts "eonfcs.
sion"
before the great God Almighty.