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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
SUBURBAN SALES.

g. Tuou u co. have sold for j. No
Sweeney to Nicolai n Morli "a two family
house al ArrOchar. Staten Island.
The r.. y. Ackcrson Company has sold Il
Hrightwaters. its 1.2o0-acre residential park
on the Great South BAY, the following prop
critics: A plot looNl5o fceteon Potter Boule-
ward. between Seneca and Mohawk drives;
four acres on Manatuck boulevard. with a
corner at the intersection OF Cedar Drive;
e. separate buyers. two one-acre home
stead farms ON Pine Acres Boulevard; a
plot 60xl4 feet az the corner OF Bay Way
avenue and LinwoOd Court plot '5.llNl63
feet on Lagoon Drive and Lakcview avenue
east. d plot goxi51.l0 feet Oh Woodland
Drive and two additional plots at the north
cast corner Of Brooklyn Boulevard ana
I.oquois Drive. also sold bungalow. on
lioi l0Sxl5o feet on Ilowens Road. between
Baldwin and Potter bouieyards.
At Malba. Long Island, the Realty Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06

The following sales were rcCOfued NeStSl-
day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
rooms Nos. u and l6 Vesey street:
BY Bryan l. Kennedy
BEAVER ST, 10. s. % 10 # OF New 81.
q 3x66 sx39 10 Ga Beaver 81 l91 irres, r9s
ceased knocked down 10 Otheman for slos'-
500 also
LEXINGTON AVE. 1861, s. 1852 IT Of
105th 81. Is. l0x7o: sty dwg; vol sale SOLO 10
Mrs W Hines for $500, also
18TH ST. AZ and a. $ 345 y = ~ IenG ,y
ave 4Oxq9 II siy bldg: vol sale. sold 20 DAVID
Pantice for SIS 600; also
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1850 and 1891. S, 40 II
q s Of l54th s.. 50XA9 II. two sly frame
houses: vol sale; sold TO David Pantce ior
S3S 0O0. also
AMSTERDAM AVE. 2olo to 2c14. W 40 II
u 6 Of l6Oth ST aox1O0: frame bldgs: vol sale;
sold to VI Howard for $4,000 also
18TH AVE . cor 1921 ST. o1lx1oo. vacant:
vol sale. bid in AZ 3l500. also
BLOCK bounded by 13ith -. 18th ave 155ot,h
vacant; vol sale; sold to Pierre Van ArsdaIe Tor
SIS SO also
NELSON AVE, W cor 1921 st. % 2x96 $:
vacant: vol sale. sold 10 John r Wilson for
81. $50; also
AoUEDUcr AVE. 3. $50 f. Of Merriam st;
sale: sold TO NJ Howard for $3.50 also
LIND AVE. s 27G7 Il Of leah St. I5x
100. vacant: vol sale: sold 20 John Wilson FOR
S''' By Daniel Greenvsld.
rRcONr ST. "a and -. S. 79.a II 2 Of Co
unbia 81. 20 5S1oo: two sly tennis also
w11LETT ST. So G, about 1oi # Of Riv.
ineton 81. 25xlO0. sty tenmt and sly tehm'
In rear. also
LEWIS ST. los. s. l4s r n Of stanton ST.
80 c,c which Abraham Borkowitz had on
,fsrlb lG 1909 or since. withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
SUBURBAN LEASES.

De Blois g. Eldridge rented for William f.
Carter his place in Narragansett avenue,
Newport, r. l., 10 Leonard NJ. Thomas OF
this city, for the summer
The NJ Morgenthau, Jr. Company has
leased for the Sellwell Realty Company the
Cowdin cottage and grounds at Waye
Crest 10 Moritz Rosenthal. Of the firm Of
IaAenburg. Thalmann & Co, for the sum-
ner; also leased for Mrs Katherine j.
McKenna her cottage on broadway at Far
Rockawav 20 Mrs. Isaac Wallach.
II. Frankfort has leased cottages at Far
Rockaway 10 B. Alexander, Leo c. Teller
I. saIifrey. H Bouton. William II. Bus
,sed. p. We'll. l. NJ. Jones. G. Neugass. A.
Collier. S NJ. shiele Z. B. Nathan, A. l.
Gutmsn. Max Refs, d Gideon and >
Salinger.
Pannaci Brothers have rented for W. l.
Walker HIS furnished cottage at Seabright
N j.. 20 Mrs. Louis Schreiber
William K Donaldson has rented for
Charles Hetrck mis- house on Park street.
woodmere, Long Island for two years TO
Max Rosett.
The Lewis II. May Company report the
following leases At Far ROckaway. Long
Island. for Mrs. Samuel Matshak, cot
tage on Healy avenue. To a. l.. Woarms;
for T. W Williams cottage on Gibson
Place TO Maurice j. Endel; for olivia Wat
son cottage on Union street 10 Leopold
Sohn: for w. T Cunningham, a cottage on
Summit Drive to Joseph Norcom. At &C.
darhurst Long Island. for Il. n. Gould a
cottage on Atlantic avenue. 10 Joseph
Hechinger. for Annie l.. Wilson. a cottage
on Frost Lane 10 Henry l.. Wasserman.
for Philip Hone, a cottage ON Columbia
avenue TO Frank J. Murphy At Edeemerc.
Long Island. for : & J.. Construction Com
Iany. cottage No 4. Florence avenue. TO
r e. Russell At Arverne. Long Island.
for Liza H. Tostevin. No. Suaiton avenue,
TO H. NJ We'll for s Nachtieal. No .
Jerome avenue 20 II. Salvin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
OLD GREENWICH VILLAGE SITE SOLD
Tenement House at the Southwest Corner OF Charles and Green
witch Streets. on Big Plot Disposed of by Stene Estate,
HOFFMAN ESTATE BUYERS OF LOWER WEST SIDE BLOCK

has sold a plot on Malba Drive and 4tn
avenue. east Of the Malba dock. and eH-
tending about 10 feet to the East River
also a plot on the east side of East Boule-
ward. north Of 18th street: plot on the
north side of 18th street. east or west
Boulevard: a plot on the north side OF
West 2lst street. west of Malba Drive;
plot on the south side Of South Drive. west
OF Fourth avenue. and plot on the east
side Of Fourth avenue, north OF the boule-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
| ARGE WEsTPORT TRACT SOLD.

John Crawford. formerly Of Buck & Craw-
ford. sold for Warren " Foster his es-
tate at Westport. Conn, known as Hocka-
mum Park II consists Of 520 acres. ]"
acres If which IS a park, laid out by Nor
ris Ketchem about fifty years ago. ana
Judge Foster bought II of the ketchem
heirs about seven years ago. There Is
fine nine-h hole golf course. ten dwelling
houses and many outbuidings Of all kinds
MIR. Ketchem is said TO have spent between
Sno O0o and ss0o go on the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06

.orneys. strasbourger. Eschwese & scnaheh'
~ Broadway
SAME PROPERTY July 2s. 1909: Chario,.e
- Greenbaum TO Clara Miller; $2oVV, NJ
'orney. Frank Gass 22l5 Wcstchester ave-
LOTS ~, 30. ~. AZ and a. map 1l+O section
J. Rathsate estate. June Is, 1908; Ausus,
Vuortrup and Isaac Lublin TO Whitehaii hsa,s
20; $500: attorneys. Title Insurance 'o"p""''
10 Broadway.
LOT ~. map G272) Joel Wolfe estate. jun I'M
:, 1908: John J Buckley 10 Domestic Rsai,y % %
$500. attorneys. Title Guarantee ana ir"s' W
lIG Broadway
LOTS ~ and %, map same: June y 'c'
Elizabeth I, Herber, to Domestic hesH. -
Sl33O. sttnrney, Title Guarantee and Irust ~
lIb Broadway.
MONTICELLO AVE. e =, 275 II OF Jenerson
ave- lOox25 MAY H. 1901; David ID relhs 10
Christian o Thomae: $3.50: attorney hooe''
Alling. l49 Broadway.
ROBINS AVE. es. l76s n n OF l4lst 81, lpS
534: April 30 iys. scoaro 10 Domenieo
Bravin. $500: attorney. Boudin' ~ broa'
way.
SAME PROPERTY: Nov I, , 1907: as sams 70 70
Edward and Manka Hizsnay' S2loo' au''es'' ~
William ST.
SUBURBAN ST $. 1913 10 n from COT COT
Briggs ave- %. 1Ox129 5x25x143. 10: June 20 Ioso'
Ann Murray 10 & Danenbaum. 1881 a'o'"'''
Charles a Hess. Go Broadway
l47TH ST. 54l East. 1oOx24 IL: Aug o; nys
Henry Meller to Joseph and Margaretha Donns;;
81. 600; attorney. George Stehmu"'r' '''
Third ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
NOTICE OF SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or TIRE sii.N'rtix q
York. Teresa peimoraco' p,,.,s, ass
Et,ore pelmOnaco. Defendant sls .
the County OF New York. ->uii'in.'',
Action FOR annulment n insiI.ae
To the above named ftiehuans,a. xsr ~
You are hereby summoned 20 a." 81 8,
plaint In this action. ana 10 500 vi,hle !,
answer on the plaintir's aitet "ss.',nu,,ns .
DAYS after the service OF thls An cass =
slva OF the day OF service. ana isssrsni =,
failure 10 appear or answer yes,bs m
taken against you by driau' ''
manded I'm the complaint.
Dated March Soth 1911. .,.u.ts II. =.
Plaintiffs "a =
Office and Pc, Orice address,
way, New York CITY ,..,,rt gtie'
To the above named cei'h''
monaco: A.. ssyyei vpS..
The foregoing summons is Ter Of ~
publication. pursuant 10 an y, tie -
James A. Blanchard, justice york. a..
Court OF the state Of New With =,
an dav OF April. 1911, AM n H,son i've
nlaint I'm the above entitled s.' ~ cfst,
Of April. 1911. In the ONCE OF sosocga
County ~ New YORK. IN the
haitian. city 81 New YORK a., ,a,l
Dated New York. April s,,is ~. n
81" ' plain,ifs ,Sd1
40 Broadway. New York CITY, '(
haitian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
BIG NEWARK STONE CONTRACT.

Announcement was made yesterday tha'
q contract for the construction OF new
department store for l.. Bambereer Co.
of Newark, 10 cost $4,000 has been let
10 the George A. Fuller Company. the
department Of the United
States Realty and Improvement Company.
It was said that about five thousand tons
Of structural steel would be needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
BUYS ENGLEWOOD PROPERTY.

Harry H Herche sold four acres at
Englewood, n. j., TO Ralph Lyon, who will
erect a dwelling house for his occupancy.
Z. c. Dillingham; was the broker. The
property has a frontage of about 400 feet
on Jones Road and adjoins the golf grounds
OF tho EngleWOod Clnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
With name and address of giantc"J
Interest = Ter cent unless otherwise stated
JTfNE p
MANHATTAN

MANUNTINN-
ALLEN ST . D. - n = ol stanton -. 2fys1 :
June =. : Yrs. Norris Siivsrnian - Katharine \
<iupslard = al. trustees; >-3o0o address.
l.snos. Mass
GoTVERNHt-R ST. ~. GGx25. june .. : yrs,
.'Olius Roscnstoin 70 Lawyers Mortgage 60. s23,-
roo. address. ~ Liberty a.
GOERCK IT 12T and l29. ST. hrk 2bxlo0
,pricr mtg s24 noob. June g. = yrs. q per cent .
Roni HollsnGer 10 Goorg" Hooder N,Vn. al
diess. ;ol West lith ST
hancock ST. =. ~ Il Of Blcocker st
4oXho. June g. yrs, az per cent. Antonio
Cardone 10 l0omis l. White and ano. trustees .
s33 OnO. address. shrewsbury. y J.
LEMON AVE. cor 143d ~. 2jXS5 ,prior
mtg ST. 600; June 3 . yrs. per cent: corn
T. thange Realty 90 to Frank q Schaenor and
src s7h"l 20. address, Huntington. l. /
MARKET ST. ~. 29A ines. June 2 prior mtg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

PAYING FARMS COUNTRY ,o HOMES IL :n. IN
the Berkshires: 45o acres, sock or iev.Y
ar rom ON stone; s5 acres solid spruce timber
80 maple and ,o SS'en o tne house Us
az paaisn room house; running spring
S Sater: for only $40 per acre. SMITH q
TANK. Pttsheld. Mass. w
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. - FREE AID
c,.sr sentleman's country home. near some.
lii. BEAUTIFUL stucco house; ten large rooms1
sun parIor wide verandss m ISsy heiId,nss
acres: lake. grove. tcehouse: esnsr SGHEoRGD
G,THE' 30 west l4lst ST. city NO asen,e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
TO ENLARGE HOSPITAL.

Plans have been filed for adding one story
to the scarlet fever pavilion Of the Scarlet
Fever and Diphtheria Hospital, better
known as the Minturn Hospital. at the foot
of East 18th street. at a cost Of $1,000 Rem
wick, Aspinwal & Tucker are the archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
aON\ECTI(lr.

FINE CoNNECTICUT FARM.
p''W""h waterbury and Torrington. ~ acres
COCO lahd nice, new Broom house. wide We
"N"" anu port.-cochere. gas. hot water heat.
q, .'"u' nio"h, and the best ~ hunting In
season right on the farm. situated on Trunk
I'M. STATE ROAD; minutes from depot an"
W, 1851 % uvney directly by. price 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
WEsrCHtSrEK COUNTY.

10 -. thIl. I0 WRITE OR CALL FOR
sstd,ns fELHAMWOoD Tho ideal suburban
'''''', C1 Trr %,5h AZ city improvements.
Az ~ HARMON & CO..
Slo Madison Ave, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06

TO Cesar Realty Construction Co; yrs ''o"'
April l. 1911: $1,000; address. 100 Nassau ~
ioaTH ST. 12S to 125 East, all: Samuel co sna
to Joseph Gold yrs from June ]. l"ii' S'"
address. 1865 Washington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANHATTAN
l42D ST 143d ST. Ienox ave and East kiver;
for A grand stand, 275x25 Mrs T. Curtis, Hotei
Aston owner: W Ellison. 1898 Broan"ay'
architect: cost 81. 200.
THE BRONX.
ovERrNG ST 5. 225 It Of Frisby ave; for
six 2 sty hrk dvlgs. 20x55 each; Pelham I'M
movement 60 albert Finkelstein. I'D YES
chester SQUARE PRESIDENT. owner; chafles :
Clark AL fremont ave, architect total COST
$50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LONG ISLAND

PRINCIPAL. desiring free and clear ! ~ 49,, -,
SUMMER home. with good sandy beach Iii
trade Manhattan nat. leased to one tenan, WI
nettlhs 10 per cent Send full nar,,",, GU a,
A. G.. 10 Tribune ~ 'a'"Nuafe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
REAL ESTATE LET REAL ESTATE For SALE o.
Give Brooklyn a ShoN

Tho nurnose of this adv. Is NOT to sell lots !.
FEW DAYS AGO an advertisement appeared in Ii.
n "Times"-"G1vE THE BRONX SHOW. It nw
the following example Of increasing values IN the Bfoux
location l4eth St. and Third Avenue: =
T. ,ooo without rapid transit assessed lot valuation Sen
In 1910 with rapid transit assessed lot valuation s9s
OR OVER TWELVE HUNDRED PER CENT INCREASE
IN 10 YEARS.
e ,.orl. hear close resemblance to the animal tt..
oives the ppsy name in that they never satisfied In
nast the Bronx has had everything in the shape OF rapid transit
which New York could besow and the aooye posi-
davs are forever passed Brooklyn will hereafter get her
share of the Rapid Transit favors
Another little illustration Go south through Brooklyn til.
distance from 18th 4eh Streets to the you
come to our property called Marborolocated on both the C
yer and Sea Beach els" Here offering absolutely per-
feet lots on grade with all city Improvements at $3.50 each The
only difference that there no physical connection between
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit lines and the heart OF Manhattan
WITH RAPID TRANSIT, WHAT WILL THESE LOTS BE
WORTH? In FIVE years 14eth Street, Bronx, and Marlboro
BROOKLYN will be on equality regards ranpotao
which, New York Real Estate, is almost the sole factor
creating values
NOW, MAKE YOUR OWN COMPARISONS.
Within few weeks, for the first time in its history
BROOKLYN will guaranteed perfect connection with all Man.
haitian Island Within year the big Manhattan spectators
will be buying up Brooklyn property VIII you wait and buy
them or get in at our abrdy low figures? You do
take any chances-we realize that well as debut
enough enterprise to take advantage OF the follow
ing offer:
On request, will mail you Certificate emitting
you to five per cent: off any land you buy
and either the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Inter.
boro Rapid Transit Company, and the day the first
runs from any Of properties in Brooklyn to l4th
Street, Manhattan
You may never take advantage of this Certificate but only
costs YOU postal card Its cash value single 500 lot
$3e5O.
So we make you this ofer:-Absoutely obligation in
voved-smply opportunity of saving money at time wh
YOU NAV be anxious share in the marvellous real
taken place the history of this world
The Certificate is absolutely non-transferable.
Write telephone or send in this coupon
Wood, Harmon and Company
Main Offices 261 Broadway, New York
| COUPON FOR 80 DISCOUNT
o
| after
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~ "
MDNI6IAIR y. j.

fuTnlshed house from $50 per month up
Na'u' uniurn'sh'd houses from $50 a. 800
per month. p VI. CRAWIEY n BROS. oppo-
sue Lacka""nno station. Montclair y J.
non ~, - ROOMS. STEAM HEAT: BATH:
-. "''N, "ul"hh linT~. also bathing and hshlng,
20 acres. fine location. iarce frontage on two
'"'"H main auto road to Gre nWood Lake
''l'e SUNNI, y. u. SMITH. Great Notch. y j.
WHY NOT LOCATE AT RLoOMFIEI.p'
reputation l'uhn An ideal commuters home.
. Every improvement
fhhSS COMMITTEE. BOARD OF TRADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06

GLEN RIDGE HOUSES
from s-'',ou upward. with an improvements :,
'"'"'''S i'"ih u,pot. small cash payment down.
ASHLEY \ MARI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
nerec1lNs AoeNclss

DETECTIVES. shadowins iays,SIS "
sonabls charge, MEIRSWWwSIck
SERVICE BUREAU. 8 sAN"
$40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

MANHAI1AN.
WILLIAM ST. 1877: 10 a sty Office and store
bldg: VI Wensteln & VI Eisman 1865 Broanway,
owners. + Sommer 1865 Broadway. architect
cost $1,000
18TH ST foot Of. to ! and stoy pavilion.
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria Hospital owner
Renwlck Aspnwall & Tucker 32o o'n ave-
architects: cost $1,000
THE BRONX.
t-NroH AVE " & 800 n n OF le0th st: TO
stv frame store and dvlg: Charles Schmidt
ON nremises owner; Chris + Lohse, SOS 81 Ann
ave, architect: cost. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yester-
dav at the Real Estate Exchange sales
rooms. Nos. u and 16 Vesey street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06

LOST-Bankbook No. $40. 100 = Dry Dca
ings Institution. ANY person hsyirs Y
upon said book is called uron 70 prese1
same 20 the bank within thirty days o. ~
book will be declared cancelled and exhhs-']
a NAM ma isstt.- lLn-I -Err.n..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
THE BRON

eeAI ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
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-OsT OR sToLEN-Bank6ook No ssa
LOST handbook NJ. 4so247 OF Dry Doti

ings Institution. ANY person havias y
upon said book IS called upon 70 prssS
same 10 the bank within thirty days or y
book will be declared cancelled and er'he' \
and a new one issuei In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06
TO LET FOR BUSINESS e,,oooe..

| PKlNATE OFFICE OR DESK ROOM IN sIrtrr
SOL. hudson rermlnal building 80 chn,,h :, 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-06

LONG ISLAND.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-09-07

thrives in Europe. In London and
Paris especially is she encouraged to
go ahead and be just as typical as she
knows how. Sometimes she yields to
temptation, in this respect, and then
well, it is to laugh. Interesting to
foreigners undoubtedly, but to plain,
everyday home folks she is merely
amusing and trifle saddening.
However, there are several Ameri-
cans perfectly at home in England and
on the continent who, while forced
and, naturally, not altogether dis
pleased to accept this title, the most
complimentary which can be bestowed
by European on a woman from the
States-are content to retain the sim
plicity of manner and style which dis
tinguishes them back home" Mrs..
r. H. Carey, is one of these. I'm
dOubtedly great beauty, she has the
gift of forgetting this fact very often
and letting folks discover it for them
selves-a faculty possessed by few
women famed on two continents for
their loveliness of face and figure.
Mrs Garcy's grandfather was a
Belgian and at one time was the may
or of Antwerp. On the other side of
her family she is descended from the
Warehouses Won Ebbeson of Denmark
She is a particular favorite in exclu-
sive yachting circles here and abroad
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-09-07

expected to be the happiest man in
Staten Island he was the saddest. He
has nice marriage license, which he
is holding as a souvenir of the oc.
casion aid with the belief that he
may still be able to utilize it. He is
thirty-eight years old and Miss Kauff.
man twenty-five.
Alderman Cornell was called to the
Schultz home from his residence by
Schultz. Schultz informed the alder,
man that he wanted him to marry
him. The alderman took along Bible
and sped to the home. Schultz was
waiting. So were some friends and
the bcs. man.. In fact. everybody was
ready but the bride.
Schultz left, saying he would bring
her In. He returned alone and sad
faced
"she won't come. She is too bash.
fill"
Alderman Cornell was incredulous,
His belief. that woman rushes into
matrimony with the Joy that duck
takes to water faded away at that in.
stent He advised Schultz to maks
another try
BE eloquent. Tell her of your love
and all that" was the encouraging adj
vice OF the alderman But in ten min
utes Schultz returned with the same
sad look.
Its 10 use; she wort get married
She's TOO bashful."
Schultz made third visit to the
bride saying that the alderman would
wed them In her apartment. 1t was
no use, 60 the alderman went home.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-09-07
Bolt Not Only strikes Him Once, But
Twice, Rendering Him Uncon-
scious Both Times:

Salem, Mass.-It isn't very often
that man is struck, or rather
stunned, by lightning twice. in two
different places, in the same storm,
who says that no matter where he ran
thaniel Lowe, Jr., of Ipswich, Iowa,
who says that no mater where he can
or hid during that storm the lightning
followed him. When he would bolt
che lightning would bolt, too, which
was not the joke 1t sounds.
Lowe, with two companions, was
can ping in cottage on Tapioca ISL
ard. Ipswich, when the storm broke.
When the clouds grew black and the
lightning flared and flashed, his COM
2anions grew frightened and made
for the city, leaving Lowe, who said
he wasn't afraid, in the cottage. Hard
~ had his friends left him alone, when
lightning struck the building and tore
It's way through bed from Which
Lowe had just leaped. The lightning
rendered Lowe unconscious and sfeft
The interior of the cottage al wreck
Lowe says that when he regainedS cons
sciousness he was scared and fled
from the house. Out through the
storm he bolted, heading blindly to-
ward his home, three miles away. But
the storm grew fiercer and the light
ning snapped and cracked around him
dntil the young man fled for shelter
into the barn of a neighbor.
The moment he crouched down
into a dark corner and took his first
long breath, lightning ripped through
the barn. damaging but not burning It,
Again was Lowe shocked into uncon-
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-09-07
NOW COMES 1000 Coo GNAT
Successor to Kissing Bug Makes Its
Appearance in Philadelphia, Sting
ing Victimsaon Eyelids.

Philadelphia Although the kiss
ing bug" is now regarded as defunct,,
new pest has taken its painful place
in the form OF an insect which HIS
been named the .goo-gpo ~gnat" ponds
ing more scienti &c Classification. The
"goo-goo gnat" attacks the eyelids of
its victims. .safaS Sffiay or may not be
soglingii s9 qgY pre1ttg5EiEl when they are
S' The latest 4fic{inf1 tii il Charles. Lehr
Of Fitch street, ''rfS was standing at
Broad street and Gifard avenue when
ne felt an insect .alMsght ptl his eyelid.
iHIe tried to brush it awaysibut it held
fast. He renewed his efforts so for
chilly that part of the insects sting re-
NAMED attached to the eyelid
Sharp. pains accom- panied the attack
and Lehrs hurried to ST Joseph's. hos
pital The wound swelled until a
lump the size Of. a walnut developed.
Physicians treated the wound success
fully, but 1T was attended by severe
Irritation, :, ~,
Z. The "goo-goo gnat" has confined It's
field thus far to the northwestern sec
ton of the city. Several cases have
been treated at st. Joseph's hospital