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srpRpMr cornr. NEW YnnK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
FRANK 9. WOODBURY. and WATSON =
Mo0pHuFF plaintiffs against MICHEL
MlCHAtD, defendant
TO TiiE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint In this action. and to
serve copy Of your answer on the plain
tlns attorneys within twenty days after
the service % this summons, exclusive Of
the day Of service. and IN case OF your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment win
relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated New York, May ie. 1919
HINsCHMAN \ DBUCKER
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
o. and p, o. Address, esp Broadway Man-
haitian Borough. New York city
TO MICHEL MlCHAUD, tho defendant
above named;
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU by bghlication, puIIgant to an order o.
Hon. IRVING LEHMAN Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the state Of New York
dated the lith day OF May, 1914, and filed
with the complaint In the once Of the Clerk
81 the County Of New York AZ the New York
County Court House, In tho Borough OF
M,anSh .. CITY Of Nav York aud state
Dated New York, May II. 1910
HiRSCHMAN a. DRUCRER
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
o and = O. Address. 2es Broadway. Man.
haitian Borough. New York city.
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PROPOSALS.,


SEALED BIDS viii be received by the
Board Of water supply, at It's oniees, twenty
second f3oI, Municipal Building, Park How.
Centre and Chambers Streets New York
City, until IL A. Al, on Tuesday. June o.
1914 for Contract i2i. for the construction Of
nine Generate stone and brick supsrstruetuIss
at and nsaT the Ashskan reservoir, In the
town Of Olive, Ulster county New York
rhs largest OF the buildings Is approximately
SO feet by lit feet by Is feet and the
smallest 10 feet by 81 feet by Is feet
The substructures or foundations OF the
buildings have been built and the City will
furnish and erect the roof cover Tor the
buildings
Al the above place and time the bids win
he publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders. and
pamphlets OF contract drawings. can be
obtained at the above address at the ofrics
OF the Secretary, by depositing tho sum OF
ten doliers USj In cash or It's equivalent
for each pamphlet. For further particulars
spply TO the ohice Of the Principal Assistant
Engineer at tho above address
CHARLES fTRAVS6, President.
CHARLES N. CHADWICK
JOHN v CALVIN,
Com missionsrs Of the Hoard Of Water Supply.
W. BRUCE COPB. Secretary.
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rRoPosAL FoM E0ulPAGE-orie.

PROPOSAL For EQulPAUE--ofios
Depot QuartermaEtsr, 81. Louis, No, May "a
lrl4. Sealed proposals VIII be received here
until II O'Clock noon, May et. 1914, for fur
nishlng and delivering at the 81. Louis
Depot OF the Quartermaster Corps the fol-
lowing articles: Axes, Mosquito bars; Bed
stead repair partsi Corn brooms, icrubhing
brushes: Buges; Long and short shovel
handles: Mosquito headnets: Axe and Ratchet
helyes; Parts for trunk lockers; Flake
naphthallne; NcatsfOot Oil. Paint, white
enamel and undercoatlng for enamel; Sail
makers palms; Tent pins; Tent poles, short
handle shovels busle slhssi Music stands,
streichers; Foot tape neasurers; Tent repair
parts, Sailmakers needles Information FUR
Iieutsnant Colonel, q NJ, Corps, ID, O. NJ
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and southern New
England, fair and warmer to-day fair to-
merrewt fresh southwest winds.


England, fair and warmer to-day fair to-
merrewI fresh southwest winds.
For New Jsr-ey, fair and continued warm
to-day and TO morrow moderate south and
southwest winos
For northern New England, local showers
and warmer to-day probably fair to-
morrow fresh southw west winds
For western New York, generally fair and
continued warm to-day and Tomorrow:
strong southwest winds
NEW YORK, May 2s--An area OF depres.
sion was central over Manitoba yesterday
embracing all northern sections from the
lake regions to the Pseinc coast and south
ward over the Missouri Valley and Rocky
Mountain States into the southwest, causing
much higher temperatures IN the lake 70.
gions and the Ohio Valley.
The pressure was hiFn over the Atlantic
States and the southeastern quarter OF the
country.
n wus cooler In tho Northwestern STATES
Rain fell al scattered points In New
ENGLAND, New York, the lake regions and
In Idaho.
Elsewhere the weather was generally
fair.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer wind, fresh southerly. average
humidity. 90 per cent; barometer, cor.
rected to read to sea level al a. NJ, so "a:
y. n, sO2I.
The temperature In this city yesterday, as
recorded by the ofnclai thermometer, Is shown
in gha .aH NuAI
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Gilroy. $50 Bway. ................ $500
st Holding CO to Maurice NJ Cohn, 80 "
18Th st; May ?6' prior mtge' 5000
s.TH sr sppf,s - =, lya woftman ~
Eaw Frsund, 5is " l4sIh ST. May 80.
pr!sr s %iss ,Oso ,s nassau sr. per ' ,sGG
GsTH sT' = is5 ,th sv SoxloO. 5-,John
Poggenberg and ano. cNrs trus 10
prior mtge. $4,000: due A. per bond
atty. Hy Meyers 50 William 81 $1,000"
West Side.
West OF fifth ay. between Fourteenth ana
HON sts.)
i7TH st, ms lOs " sih Az g2S9sW ,tiarre
~ AZ r 9fHp wax z, fl TX. os Per zoo
''s sar; in 10 German say rank, is5 ttn az;
atty. Alfred RoeiKet Jr, 90 william
ssTH Ct, coz ny e, sv p. lSSHi25,SI
S'i yrs. per cent, atty r C s. d l5S
sO Ta"y ST. 8. as v 5th ay a5A9s.s
kibsr, J Middle5rSoN 70 TILE Ti,dls ,s q
..TH sr n :, IS ION av,, 55x75, a-.Jsnes
Eg''PPcs en- Sn aS Nay VS.: e sue das
May rs per cent Ms per bond; atty Jos
Uptown.
thhntANAdN lHldHhf Nf'Nh w.
BROADWAY. n g cor l?lst ~, 30 loS oo-I
Fanny l. Chapman and ano to u Wood
W ii Dolson 90. 22+o Bway' May % .
attys Graves a Miles III Bway. ,fllOo2
Bronx.
(Borough OF The Bronx
BRYANT Az or ST s. 10 70 LS ,iSSs E
Ha!sied, "a .Pro.psc, Pi. bk iyns pr ing "
stIy TIL IL i Z 4 \ g." ss.i XIX Il Wat,
due a. per bond atty. C T CO, ii5S
LOT swsy map 40, lots McGraw es,.hsbt =
Morrison TO chas McDermo,.' r. 2 30 h a. nnS
sbris r. and IA. blk 90. map Morris Park
MARY W Douglass to Morris hars E igis !
G; atty. Lawyers T a Co., ls9
rd a%a sr 5 500 issd st, 50 * irreg
Fox 81 Properties, Inc, to Henry o MorS,n,
gay y y2. g O. "a atty, Fius ( g, d5S
Fo sTn sr. 5. geo i55d st, ioxiGs lix,ok
lOs, t-Same TO same. pr mtg S2s'ooo,. PIN, Ma0o
III af sr' ssS s',y i 'aT' St. tSsiiSsfISSss
U.s.. s.same TO same. pr mtg $4,000, MAY
,.ssTi;H 81 r. Ssp E. 49, sSsico-sGPhis K8fp
psr to stephen II Jackson; i3t lSlst
ssnd r att. nv si'GS ae fsR' los que 4: @
L6 5T III map Hunt. Point : N
~ Eimhurst, l. /, ABR 25. due Apr l.
iH7, - c; atty J dsrins' EmhI,fKscGS
1.1TH ST, 8 =, iss southern, Boulevard
tc.iixioO-Thos II Ron to cath hohrsSs19'
douvsneur pl pr mtg ,nsoo TM'S ,cssS
Lo 81 Ia 20 s1a ana go to $50, %%H Hunts =:
to Hunts Point Realty 60, 20 y +sd g.
May !, yrs, q p c, atty, a T CO CO
, ~ bw pIyvy;D Avn CoNCoIIRsE n W cor
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SAD ST, 1851 h, stores and clrs-Ino II
Block to ! Block co, On promises.
yrs from May /, 1915 ......... N,7io
list Av. ass, str A. celr ana teo lons-Ino
krotb, Jr, ct Hl 10 ueo Leopold ana ano,
1916 ith Of, Union Course, l., I. yrs from
May /, 1914; atty, ny u van Pein, IS Mas,
9TH Az, ana STR and disseminating Beck.
man and anp 10 Sperros ana GnO, as W
18th st. yrs fsom october l. i9li. atty,
80 Az, ll5 all Margareth Miller aud ana
To Bernard Cohen, li3 % ay, yrs from
May /, 1929; atty, Cohen, -bl
bmay same terms, as presen, lease
Mehlln d Sons to iiy Bosch 90. 500 Bway,
from Aug !, 1914 TO April so, 1879; ATTY,
ny y dayiey, 80 wall 81 go. s., 500
Moses ] Wolf TO Abr pampssy 1898 Am
sterdam ay yrs from June !, l!lti
atty. Abr harris, 800 Bway ....... $3.50
MOTT ST, 1876, siors and basement frank
Tsti TO Ernesto ~ Lorep.O 40 Prince ~
yrs from May ~ lsl'; attys' FITCH,
g. G. ~ Nassau sl.,,.'aa 49,. -, :, u;os9
.jacob KIlnsenslein % pls,r9 spadafaro
i sis. = a iiy" Fit T,oh, e. o. - Ss:..a
sTH ~ aiss.s5 store sun Az, 'siSs.sisT's
basemcnt--Carl II Richardson uus to
Merton l. Cushman, a+-la yrs from Juns
!; 1914; attys, Moss. NJ a W, sSs
5iTii sT. soi,,s d, ali-Eya Wortmann to
Edw Preund, 5.6 " ltIth 81. Is Yrs from
June !, 1914. at,ys' SPITE u a s. 30 Nas.
Bronx,
solomon !. pakas to Edw J Addison, 81
Eaile 81, 3 yrs from May J. ist atuyc
rr NfRJS " Sf'y ~ l 40 Sorss s s
liis. three housrs-6olomon u Rains to
Jos Iovans "a " lltth ST. 3 yrs from May
1, 1914. ATTY, Jos Josans "b hdssG1mn DO
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NORRIS PARK EsTATEs 10 Columbia

NORRIS PARK ESTATES to Columbia
knlckerbockeT Trust Co,...,..,...... 500
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK to Adelaide
JACKSON, Eve%rI,,, to sismund Kohn Il 500
c0 Ga EAchANuE HANK to l. ME-, Mdss
CLocKE. sadie H. to De W clcoke. s. 900
TITLE ms co of Ny to Walter A
OAKLEY. Robt H. trustee, 10 fannie 9
TITLE GAR AND TRUST co 70 Lillian
Garland ..................... ~ SEQ
JoHANsEN carl, 10 Frederick Herman
sen Observation-Disclosures. 50 oOO
BEINERT John, TO VIM Volk gdn s. 600
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LEBANON REALTY CORP to VIM Arm,
Mo e'Rf"xs 'MTdE co to Mari; HAM Ham.
SANE 10 Chas q Dodd, trustee. 80, ,i5, 900
LAWYERS TITLE ms T co to Lawyers
pISKEisTEiN, JOS n. to Lawyers .M!ss
rIThE d 4 r co to Bennett j King, $1,000
WEISS, Elisa, to Mile II Weiss ....,.. 81
FE msis,s ""o''' :" ~ '"eo4' go
AMsRIcAS MICE co TO Lincoln Trust
SAME TO y Y Trust Co,,..,.......,...-.. ii
HORoWITz Samuel to Lena Fried !,
LXwYERs MICE co to Maria 8
HeissF ,........,,L., ,..,..,,,: ,,. ts2o 900
PETTIr, Geo u. TO Geo W Hauck. .,.,,,.si
Bronx.
DUFFY, Bernard v, 10 GUSTAV Hell,
KALiE REALTY Go 10 chss II Brsts.
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SCARLET FEVER IN PRISON.
Three Women Victims AZ Auburn
and some Suspects Isolated,

AuBuRN, May 25.-Prlson officials to-
night denied exaggerated reports In cir
culation here to-day that an epidemic OF
scarlet fever existed IN Auburn prison
for women. Three cases were located
several days ago and were Immediately
isolated together with several suspects.
Prison Physician Heacox IL working
with Health Officer Sawyer of Auburn
to prevent any spread. No visitors have
been allowed inside the prison since the
cases were discovered.
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Centre line 81 block

The approximate amount % the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the apovs,dsseribed
property is to be sold, IL eighteen thousand
Six hundred six and 1900 tlS,6OC,l3D
Dollars with Interest thereon from the 2lst
day OF April, 1874, together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 s3ls.2l, with
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates or other liens which are to be allowed
or paid by the Refsres, is 1850 and interest
Dated, New York, May g. 1914.
PuINEAl IEWl NSON. Rntarae
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KENNY, WILLIAM j. X Pursuant to an
order Of HON, JOIN J. GRAHAM Surro-
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against WILLIAM J. u. KENNY, late OF
the Town Of Hampstead, In the said County
deceased to present the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber the
executor of the last viii and testament OF
said deceased. at his Mace OF ttansaC ting
business a. the ,oihce Of Charles w. Kelley
the 18th day Of November next,
Dated, Minc9la y, " Anril 20, iNi
CHARLES Z. KELI.I!Y' Attdrney Tor Es.
erutor 20 Wall sttert, New York city,
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Army aud Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, May 25-These army
orders we're issued to-day:
Second Lieut. j W. Heard from Tenth
to Fourteenth Cavalry.
Second Lieut. u, :. LeRzner, Coast Ar
tillery from Eleventh Company, August 10,
10 report to commanding officer, coast de-
fenses OF the Columbia, Fort Stevens, Ore
Bon.
second Lieut. r. ~ Sessions, Coast Artil-
lery from lOsth to Eleventh Company.
August 10,
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LIeutenant- Commander II. u Royal, 10
naval station, Great Lakes, Illinois,
Lieut.. b. Barnette to tho Tennessee,
shin, Norfolk. Va, u marine detachment
Pensacola, Flg,
Fasred Assistant surssOn W ~, CoRnoT.
from Naval Hospital Boston, TO the lsla do
Luzon
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. B Mears to
naval training station, ST. Helena, Va.
Assistant Surgron ID ~ bowman, NJ.
Il, a., to Naval Hospital, liosion, Mass
aware TO naval station, csNite. sailing
July b.
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sATIstIED MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan,

WHITE ST l2S--Iierrmann Horenburser
y, ,kulsn kAmpn Go ct al Sept :;
5sTHi' ~, ass To- 81: E4jamss christie vs.
~ Es'1 az, OF h'oon'ns'a's OF a. jgf
igOTH ST, 3tl to 2ih E-MOrrls Brenner
" Florence Goldshmidt 81 al, MAY 4
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sIOO.O ham Destroyed by Fire.

LEsox, Mass. May 25.-Fire tonight
destroyed the finest barn in Massa-
chusetis, this property of William d.
sloane at Highlawn Farm, The loss 10
100000 The building had frontage Of
It's feet and was rs feet wide.
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Justin and battleship Dakota frsm Masatlan
foF la Pas hA,,lesh,P South CAROLYN. from
duanIanama Tor Charleston, sunhoat Mauhln,
from dusRispgno for Puerto pis,s coliis
Nersus from Hampton Rosdr fof Vera rFus,
H0aton,
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SALES BY AUCTION,

ny ORDER OF American Piano 60.
Bernstein, auctioneer sells May 20. 1914,
A. NJ, at +37 Firth Avenue, Manhattan
Webster piano <2io3,
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sUKROGATEs' NOTICES.

NICHOLSON, kHHlE--ln pursuance OF an
order OF HON. hOBERT LUDLOW FuW'
LEH, a surrogate OF the County Of New
having claims against ANNIE NICHOLSON
late OF the County Of New York, deceased,
to present the same with vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers at their place Of trapsaStiRg
business At the ofhcs Of George a. Clement,
No. Rector Street, In the CITY OF New York
Borough OF Manhattan, on OF before tho 18th
Dated New York the 2sth day of Novem.
ADELAIDE MARSHALL.
MABEL CLARK.
Executives
GEORGE A CLEMENT. Attorney for EIscu-
trirsH. = Rector street Borough Of Man
haitian, New York city.
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BVsINEss CHANCES.

WANTEp--To eonnsct with good reliable
agsncy handIinU eanvasssrs for easy selling
HOUSEHOLD Article, BERLIN FABRIC MFG
co, Berlin, Wis
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE rOR SALE.
MODERN COTTAGE

rooms, large, light aud airy; all improve
ments; ground enough for vegetables fruit
and berries; quiet, restricted neighhnrhnod .
80 minutes ride; ti50 cash; balance SIS per
month; one month free Ia responsible party.
Address COTTAGE, bos 81 sun ONCE.
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MORTGAGES,
Wuh name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
nOWntOWH.

(South OF Fourteenth ST.
'NVGNGTON ST, q ., 50.7 W Ridge 81. esq
lo2ll; llath 81, IS, SAN Q Madison Nv,
!!alOli ibs,h 1T, cor" linton ay tsx
Esm' solomon ct al 10 David steoklev
and ano. 1855 7th aY Jan a. due as per
10TH ST, "a H., u =. 22tl Bwsy, 2sx
40 Marie g Iiartung to Columbia -kRick-
.Tbocker Trust 20, 80 BWay. May as
yrs, G; attys, Rocker, Il & 3.
s. William ST Observation-Disclosures. S20, ooo
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. $50 sun sets. III Noon sets 90
HIGH WATER RMS DAY
sandyH'k $40 Gov Island s2s Hell Gate 1918
Low WATER THIS DAY.
an AM AN
sandyHk ??3 Gov Island ?:ss Hell Gate . SIS
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East az FIFTH ay, between FourtseHth ana
iloth stsI
tisr ST, n s, 100 Cd av 1s.SxsSs; tlst
-, n q, 1894 Q 20 av, tssHel9-Margt J
knight TO LavinR Noreross, tiT " eRd st;
May 20; yrs, per cent; atty, Vincent
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ksnnlh OF Fourteenth st.

tu.tl name and address Of owner and
,.orU-, W attorneys name rs omitted
sIir,.- party Of second partJ
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Arrived MONDAY. Nay rs.
SIS prlns Friedrich wilhelm, as a, NJ, Brenen.
SIS Stampaia. 8 A. NJ. Naples. May rs.
IS ultonia, sis y NJ. Lisbon, May ~.
Is American, ei&S y NJ, Antwerp, May H.
S. Caledonia, Glasgow, May 10.
S. Laura, A. NJ, Alsiers May 49,
s. SNH H,s rs, : 4 ~ .hSrdsavs Nay ~
Sc Maaansas l;p5 p, NJ, Havana. May %.
IS hayamon, 10 N, San Juan May II,
- be,mudlanr 1880 4. n Berwnda, May "a.
SIS Queen Helena. = A. NJ, st. Lucia, May rs.
SIS Conceitna dl Glorgio. $50 a. NJ, Jamaica.
May 20.
SIS Jan Van Nassau, 3 a. NJ, Hayti, MAY ~
SIS Obidense, $50 a. NJ, Jamaica, May 20.
SIS Antilles, New Orleans, May 80
SIS Mexico. New Orleans, May ~.
IS Fl orienie. Galveston, May ~
IS Isabella, PoT Arthur Ter May "a
IS A A Raven Now Orleans May is
SIS San Mateo Norfolk, May q.
SIS Mama Hata Baltimore. May %
IS Nayahoe, Georgetown, 5. G.. MAJ 81.
ARRIVED PROM NEW YORK.
SIS Finland, al Dover.
SIS Lusltana, at Liverpool
SIS Mnnehaha, at London.
IS Columbia, At Glasgow.
SIS Kronprlnzessn Ceclllc at Bremen
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
St Saxonla, from Gibraltar
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAIL To-day
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-04-02
REX BEACH BUYS
 NEW JERSEY PAPER
With Former Alaskan Editor He Will Publish the Morris County Press
 at Morristown, N. J.

MORRlSTOWN, \. J.. April D. Rex Beach. the novelist. has been elected president of the Press Pub fishers and Printers. Inc. The other officers are William G. Hurtzis. vice president, and David w. King, sec retary and treasurer. The new com pany will take over the assets of the Press Publishing Company and con- tinue the Morris County Press. The authorized capital stock is $25,0O0, but only enough for present needs will be issued at once.
 MT. King said this morning that MT Beach, who now spends his win ters in New York, might move to Morristown. He has a summer home at Lake Hopatcong. MT. King, who was born in Iowa, learned the print CTS trade in Kansas and later ran papers in the Northwest, land for years was editor of the Nome News. While in Alaska he made the ac- quaintance of Mr. Beach and they have been close friends ever since MT. King has written number of short stories.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-04-02
LOCATE S0l)0h
 IN CALIFORNIA
Arrest Entire Population Blythe Junction-Thirteen Men and One
 Woman Have High Time.
SAN BERNADINO, Cal. April g.

SAN BERNADINO, Cal. April D. A posse from here arrested the en- tire population of the town of Blythe Junction because of the immoral con .litions existing in the little burg. The city was run wide open. The one woman living at Blythe Junction was the playthins of the thirteen men until the conditions became so ob noxious that the authorities were dl~- rected to put a stop to it.
 The woman was indignant when arrested and claimed that it was no tody's business what she did. She is now lodged in jail here and the men are also held for disorderly con- duct.
 Witnesses state that the thirteen men and the one woman held nightly revels that would have shamed the people of Sodom and that it was time that the authorities put a stop to it. The police left a guard at the town to protect the property from the at lacks of the farmers who are high y incensed at the conditions exist ing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-04-02
THINKS
 CHILD S LIVING Has Impoverished Himself Searching for Child Which bisappeared More
 Than One Year Ago.

NEWCASTLE. Ind, April 2.-One year has passed away since the dis appearance of Catherine Winters, the 9-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Winters, of this city. Though hundreds of clues have been investi- gated, and though Dr. Winters has impoverished himself in the search, the mystery is as impenetrable today as it was a year ago. Dr. Winters still appears confident that Catherine will be found. He still cherishes the theory that she was kidnapped, and believes. with many others, that gyp- sies were responsible, though all at tempts to locate gypsy bands near Newcastle at that time failed.
 Reports bearing every evidence of plausibility have come from all parts of the United States to the effect that the Winters child was found, or that persons had confessed the kid mapping, but under the personal inves- tigation of Dr. Winters or local auth critics they were disproved.. The dis appearance was just prior to the dis astrous flood of last spring, and some believe the little girl was drowned and swept away by the waters. A special grand jury investigation disclosed no thing. Congressman Finly Gray. of this district has asked congress to enact law better protecting the home from kidnappers. but this appears to be the only tangible result of the countrywide search
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-04-02
PRESIDENT WILL
 USE TAE BIG STICK
Issues Uitimatum to the Senate Com nnittee to Act Promptly or He
 Wiii Force Their Hands.

WASHINGTON. April ,. President Wilson is getting impatient with the Senate committee. which is consid ering the bill to repeal the Panama Canal Tolls act. and threatens to use the big stick if the bill is noi re ported promptly shortly after tn" passage of the measure through th" House he sent an ult ima1um to the Senate int mating that the members of the party should get busy if they wished for further faNors from 'hr administration
 A conference was held last night at which it is understood that efforts would be made to secure speedy ac tion on the bill now that it has receiy ed the endorsement of the lower House. Administration leaders close to President Wilson state that he is impatient with the delay and greatly disappointed in the opposition o( Speaker Clark and Representative Underwood Democratic senators who fail in their support of the meas ure will find themselves in disfavo. when patronage is being handed out
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-04-02
LANDLORD MUST
 REMOVE CH|MNEYS French Court Was Called to Rule Upon Matter Which Was Annoy
 ing to the President

PARIS, April 2--President Fal- Hers, of France, has won his suit against his landlord and the latter will be forced to move chimneys which have been causing the president an noyance The case has been before the courts for several months and has attracted wide attention owing to the prominence of the parties to the suit and the trivial cause.
 Shortly af(er President Falliers rented the house where he now re- sides the landlord remodeled the ad- joining property and in doing so caus- ed several chimneys to be built on the roof The chimneys were nearly on a level with the windows of the presidents apartments and caused the rooms to be filled with smoke. The landlord refused to cancel the lease or remove the objectionable chim- neys. Suits and counter suits were threatened but few believed that the matter would be permitted to reach the courts.
 Recently damage suit was filed in the name of Falliers against the landlord. Both sides were represent ed by attorneys with national repu tations and the outcome has been watched with interest. The court to- day handed down q decision sus- ! taining the contention of Falliers and ordering that the landlord remove the chimneys.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-04-02
BELIEVE THE KISS
 STEkLER INSANE
Friends Want Man Sentenced t. Prison for 90 Years Removed
 to Insane Asylum.

LOS ANGELES, April 2--Petitions are being circulated asking for a pa: don for Charles Guyton, who was sen fenced by Judge Willis, of this city, to spend 30 years in San Quentin for stealing 10 cents and three kisses from Miss Daisy Stagwald. Guyton is now serving the first month of his long sentence.
 The persons who have interested themselves in his case believe that the man is of unsound mind and are desir ous of having him sent to an asylum where he would receive treatment which cannot be afforded him at the prison
 The police of this city assert that Guyton was holdup man although they were unable to connect him with any of the series of crimes which took place shortly before his arrest last December Miss Stagwald Was not Guyton's only victim as six oth CTS testified that he had stopped them in the street gun in hand, and kissed them after taking small change from their purses.