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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
JAMES M. HORTON, ice
CREAM MAKER, DEAD
Founder Of Big Corporation
Passes Away at 20 at His
Home in Harlem.
BEGAN AS FARMERS BOY
Came Here at 10 With 500
Made in Berries and
Amassed q Fortune.

James Madison Horton. founder and
president of the J. NJ Horton Ice Cream
Company. died yesterday at his home.
liz West 126th street. in his seventy
ninth year. The Horton corporation 10
one OF the most extensive OF its kind in
the world.
MIR. Horton was born on a farm near
Middletown, Orange county. n. Y. on
August 3. 1895. lie came to this city at
the age of is with a cash capital of 500
which he made by the sale of berries and
fruits In his home town. lie engaged
In the milk business and succeeded so
well that four years later he was elected
president OF the orange County MIX
Association, a position he held for eleven
years.
Then he began 10 manufacture ice
cream, putting all the profits Of his milk
business into the enterprise. lie formed
his ice cream company "A few years later.
The corporation now has six stores in
Manhattan and two in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Horton traced his genealogy back
TO the thirteenth century in England. He
was the ninth descendant from Barnabas
Horton who came to this country with
his wife and two children in 1888. set
Ting at Hampton. Mass. Seven years
later Barnabas Horton and twelve other
men and their families went to Long
! Island. where they founded the settle
| ment OF Southold.
Mr.. Horton was married 10 Miss Mary
Ann Casseli of this city IN 1865.
In 1912 he transferred eleven pieces OF
Manhattan real estate TO his children.
Harry c. Horton and Mrs. Mary Hope
! Lewis He said at the time that he was
/ getting old and wanted TO get his prop
erty in shape.
| He was a director OF the Mount Morris
| Bank
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MISS RUTH SAVAGE WEBS.
BECOME. Bride Of W. RutIer J.
Planter, Son ~ Former Consul.

Tho wedding Of Miss Ruth Savage.
daughter of Mrs. William ~. Savage Of
Pittsburg. to W. Rutger j. Planter. son
OF the late Rutger !. Flanten for many
years nsul-Geyeral to the Netherlands.
took place yesterday afternoon in the
Church OF the Messiah in the presence Of
a small company OF relatives and friends.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr. John Haynes Holmes, rector of the
church.
The bride entered the church with her
brother, Paul Savage, who gave her away.
Mrs. INLAY Benet was the matron OF
honor. Ernest g. Ropes Was the best
man. The ushcrs were Richard NJ. Colt.
Henry l.. McGowsn. Edwin c. Dusen-
bury, George 4. Street. DIR. Robert +.
Barber and Robert +. Fletcher.
After the ceremony there was recep-
ton ut Paul Savage's studio Mr.. and
Mrs. Planten left later for Lake Moho-
pac. y. v. where they will spend their
honeymoon
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

RrBr'cA SOPHIE BLUMENTHAL left net
estate Of S'37,2S4, She divided her rosid-
usrN estate of s5A2,2st in equal shares
among her I'VE children. Mrs. Ray Green
nnNrg' Mrs, Blanche preyfus. Mrs. Wilma
NaA, Walter Blumenthal and Irving Blu
mtrthal
LLllABETH ~ WILLIAMS, who died June
y left more than 5000. 900. She gave
10000 and an annuity Of $4,000 TO her
ss'er' Anna $, Seery and $1,000 each to
I'VE nephews and a niece Three sons and
,Nree children of deceased son get the
',ldudrv estate the share Of each son
Slng worth more than 100000
Mrs SUSAN VANpERvEER, who died in
nrooSlyn on January ~, left Sl47,625. 2s
70 three children, Henry 4. to get one
hird outright the other two-thirds In
rust FOR Mrs, Maria v Graham and Mrs.
eusan r. Graham. The trust funds re-
vsIt to five grandchildren.
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The wedding Of Miss Hazel Symineton.
only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Symington. to George De Forest Lord "a
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Butler Lord, will take place AT noon to-
day at st. Georges Church. Seabright,
near where Mr.. and Mrs Symington have
their country place, After the ceremony
there will be a reception at the Rumson
Country Club.
Miss Sybn White Davis, a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Davis Of 20t Madi
son avenue. will he married to Charles
stevenson Davis. Jr, OF Boston, to-day Al
the country home of her parents near
Plymouth, Mass The Rev. Allen Jacobs,
rector OF Christ Church. Plymouth, VIII
perform the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan j. OBrien. VINO
have been abroad for several weeks VIII
return on the Olympic on July |. They
will go to their country place. Rose crest,
at Good Ground. l.. l., for the remainder
OF the season.
The Baron and Baroness Won der Ropr
have arrived at their cottage, Fair Lea,
Southampton. l.. J.
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Hartwell, who
have been passing the early part OF the
summer In Portchester, ". Y. will sail
or Europe on Tuesday to remain abroad
for two months.
Grant Gilmore OF Boston, to Robert Coe
a son Of the Rev. and Mrs. James Roger
Coe of Winsted, Conn, will take place
to-day at Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing OF Wash
ington, n. e., and Miss Alexandra Ewing
are at the Biltmore for brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Rogers are visit
ing Mrs Rogers's mother, Mrs. John S
Barnes, at LenoS. Mass.
Mfr. and Mrs. Carl Austin are at th'
Saranac Inn in the Adirondacks
Miss Mercedes DE Acosta IL visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Oren Root, who Is at South
ampton. l.. J.. for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy II. stewart. who
are at the Biltmore for brief visit, gave
a dinner there last night in the Cascades.
Mrs Caspar Crowninshield OF Florence
| Italy. who was Miss Grace Smelling. vii
arrive here from Europe next week Sh'
will lie a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 4
| Coster for a month and during Angus
will visit Mrs. Harry W. McVicksr.
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DIED.

BENJAMIN.-on June IS. 1914, Cornelia A.
Prau, widow OF the Rev. Ese, ourn Ben
iamin.
Funeral service. will be held at 81. Bar
tholomew's Church. corner Madison ave-
nue. and Forty fourth street. on Satur-
Day morning June a. at s;so o'clock.
Kindly omit flowers
CLARK -Alzamors H., entered into rest at
SIS South street PoeksSlll. Y. Y, June
&C. 1914
Funeral services a, tho FRS; VI f. church.
Peekskill. at i, NJ, Monday. June -.
CLARK.--At Piermont. June rs. Louis Gay
lord Clark, In his scventy-third wear.
Funeral services will he held a. his late
home on SATURDAY, June %, upon arr
rival of Erie train leaving Jersey City
at c:i5 y, VI. Minneapolis papers please
copy,
HORTON At his residence, ii3 West tssth
street, on Friday, June GO. 1914, James
Madison Horton.
Funeral services will he held At Pilgrim
Congregational Church, ieist street and
Madison avenue, on SUNDAY, June 2s, AT
ip. N. II Is requested that no flowers
be sent. Intermrut HiU side Cemetery,
MiddletoNn. y. Y. on Monday morning.
McKNIGHT.--Tohn. at his lat" residence.
BaySidc. l.. L. on Friiay. June -, in
the SOth year OF his age,
Funeral service on sunday afternoon ct
the home, lntorm'nt ct tIushlng ''ne-
terry.
NTt.ES.--Aftcr a short Illness, CAL Hsw'l-
ton. beloved wife ot Frederick d SHE'S,
Funeral services AT her late residence. tlf9
seventh avenue. saturday. $50 T. ~.
Intc-mcnt at Binghamton, y.
O'NEIII.--on wednesday,, June - mary.
beloved sister OF the cv. -, 4. o%"ill
Of CIason Point RronN
Reverend clergy. relatives and tri"nds arc
invited to attend solemn mass ~ re-
outo,n 10 lie celebrated for her a. -.
Stephens u. &. church, East Twe0'v'
eighth street. Manhattan. on saturday.
June 81 at 10 A. NJ
RANDALL -Suddenly on June E'' a. MS
tate residence I7i5 Newkirk avenue,
proolSlyn John n. Page Randall, aged
wears, son Of George II, aud IN" lats
| Nina L.. Randall
| Funeral private. Baltimore ana BOSTON
papers please copy,
RIcE.-On FRIDAY lime &c, 1871 at 40
residence, 90 Fast SiNtieth street. Va.
| ward C.. aged 80 years,
runaral services at the Methodist El's-
copal church. Madison avenue and ok
| tie,h street, on Monday June ''' ~ l''o
Pm Intcrmcnt AZ woodla WI
VAN RUREN .---Julls Amelia Van Buren,
| Funeral services THE FUNERAL
| CHURCH" al West Twenty third
| street Drank u, CsmpheO sldgl' sun
| day, 1880 o'clock. lnterment private.
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OLD ST. JOHNS MAY BE SAVED
Agreement Likely 10 Prevent Tear
lag Down Of Chapel for Two Wears.

Old ST. Johns Chapel in Varick street
probably will not be torn down after all.
city officials and the vestry OF Trinity
Church Corporation have reached tenta-
tive agreement which II ratified will keep
the building intact for at least two years,
and thereafter the city may preserve 1t
as part OF a public park.
Representatives of Trinity Church and
of the historical societies which are try
ing to save st, Johns had a talk with
George McAncny. President of the Board
OF Aldermen, a week ago. as result of
which Col. William jay, clerk OF the yes
try. proposed the agreement
Mr. McAneny hopes that some perma
nent arrangement may be made AT the
close Of the two year term He said that
way may be found to take the whole
site over as city park.
Col. Jays suggestion was informally pre-
scented yesterday to the Board OF Esti-
mate II was indicated that the city
would meet the suggested terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
MRS. CARRIERS YACHT REFITTED
To ne Taken Through the Canal for
Lucky BaIdwin's Daughter.

NV LoNpoS. Conn. June 2s.--Cspt.
Lawrence H. Gross has been commits
stoned to take tho noted steam Yacht
Nanol through tho Panama Canal 20 the
Eacinc coast
Tho yacht IL reported to have been
rochristened California and was purchased
2 year ago b. Mrs Carter, a daughter Of
the late Lucky Baldwin. Mrs. Carter Is
row abroad
~ tho request 81 " J. Giclov'. tho dc.
slcner. Capt. Gross will take command or
the Yacht, She goes first To- Riverside ship
yard. where a turtleoack deck will he
built over her forward section.
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National Arts Club exhibition of paint.
ings, ll9 East Nineteenth street
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity, convention,
Hotel Aston, 10 A, NJ.
Sons of the American Revolution. un-
yelling of tablet, Broadway at Kings
bridge, 10 A, NJ.
Lecture, "Hayti, the Negro Republic
g. V. Nash, Museum Building, Bronx
Park, =. NJ,
Horticultural Society Of New York.
floral exhibition. American Museum OF
Natural History,
A,umna Association OF 81. ratrick's
.Old Cathedral" luncheon. the Old school
on Prince street, i. NJ.
Honor Roll Relief Fund poli exhibit
tion, Brighton Beach racetrack.
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MARRIED.

CLARK DELANO-June IS, laii NJ the
residence Of the brides parents. 5if
Lexington avenue. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
Grace Delano. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Delano. TO David Lee Clark
Of Orono. Nc, son OF Mrs. Rebecca
clark ~ Allen, Ky.
pLANTES-SANAGE- Friday June S.
at the Church OF the Messiah, hu'h
daughter OF Mrs. william II. Slr1ge, -
W Kruger J. Tlanten.
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lauchard-Park h u pst.

MoNrcLAIR. n. j., June 2s.--The we'd
ding OF Miss Ferne Psrkhurst, a dsugh-
ter OF Mrs william G. stewart. step
mother of Mrs William Il. Leeds OF New
York and Paris. to Ralph Falwell Blanch-
ard a son OF Mr.. and Mrs William w.
Blanchard OF Orange, took place last
night a; Fernlee villa, the home OF the
brides mother at Mountain Lakes The
Rev George s. Dickson OF Orange, grand
father of the bridegroom. performed the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Murk-
land. pastor of the Central Methodist Epis-
copdl Church OF Newark
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DR.. Rojas was one of the leading pub
lie mon Of Venezuela. He was a noted
jurist and an authority on international
law He wrote much on political and
literary subjects.
lie was born at Cumana, Venezuela. on
October I, ls44. He had been identified
with the politics OF his country since at
tanning his majority. He began life as
a newspaper writer. wns exiled for a
time. served as a Representative in Con-
sress a national Senator and President
~ the National Congress. lie was Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs from 1898 to
1928. II was while he was In this post
that the boundary dispute between Great
Britain and Venezuela was submitted to
arbiNation through the good Offices OF
the United States.
Or. Rojas was a younger brother OF
Pedro Jose RoJas, who was head Of the
Cabinet OF Gen. Paez when the latter
vas dictator. Another brother. Pedro
Elias. was once Governor OF cumana.
DIR. Rojas had served as Minister to
the United States since 1903. lie held
number OF decorations. including the
Prussian Order of the Crown and the
Great Cross OF 81. Gregory from the
Pope. His Government decorated him with
the Bust OF Bolivar.
wAsHINGroS. June 26.--Natlonal hon.
ors will be accorded to DR.. Rojas. The
battleship Kansas VIII take the body 10
La Guayra, Venezuela. 1t will be taker
from Washington to Hampton Roads or
the yacht SSlph.
Senior Francisco J. Yanos. assistant di
rector of the Pan-American Union. and
Stedman Banks, representing the Stat
Department. left tonight for Atlantic cts
to accompany the body to Washington
A special car will leave Atlantic city al
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, arriving II
Washington shortly before o'clock. Rep
resentatives OF the President. the Stat
Department and the Pan-American unor
will meet the train and escort the body
TO the legation.
Funeral services will be held at II
O'Clock Tuesday morning at St Matthew
Church. Immediately after these services
the body will be placed on board thu
Sylph. The President. members of thu
Cabinet, members OF the diplomatic corp'
and the Justices OF the supreme Cour
will attend the services at the church.
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DR.. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON.
Johns Hopkins Professor Was Au-
thority on Ancient Language.

BALTIMORE. June 26.-Dr. christopher
johnson. IS years old. professor of Orien-
tai history and archaeology at Johns Hop
kins University. liz dead here OF heart
disease,
Or. johnson was known as an author.
physician and editor. He was born In
Baltimore and was graduate OF the
University OF Virginia. receiving his bach
elors degree In 1878 and his masters de-
gree the year following. He finished the
medical course In the University of Mary
land In 1850. and specialized at Johns
Hopkins In Assyriology and Semitics. He
practised medicine for few years but
devoted much time to the study of ancient
languages,
Or. johnson had been a professor since
1905 at Johns Hopkins. He wrote extern
sively on the literature OF tho Assyrisns
and Babyionians, and edited a number of
works on similar subjects. He was a
member OF many learned societies In this
country and Europe.
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Clark-Delan no.

Miss Grace Delano. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Charles II. Delano. was mar
ried yesterday evening to David Lee
Clark, professor OF English in the Maine
State University of Orono Me. In the home
Of her parents. SIC Lexington avenue,
Brooklyn. The Rev. William q. Ivie OF
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Of
dciated The maid OF honor was Miss
Ruth T.. Goddart and the best man Dr..
NJ J. Mayo. an uncle Of the bridegroom.
Only members OF the families were pres
ent. After the honeymoon they will live
in Orono. Nc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
THREE RUNS END TONIGHT.
Successful Plays of Senson VIII
Close Engngcments.

Three plays that have been successful
this season win close their engagements
Tonight.
Seven KEYS to Baldpate" will end It's
long run 1T the Galety Theatre. THE
Yellow Ticket will he acted for the last
time at the Eltinge Theatre and Raymond
Hitchcock will wind up his engagement at
the Aston Theatre
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Alice Nielsen ut Park Concert.

The band concert on the Mall in Cen
trail Park on the evening of July 4 will be
z ven by Nahan Frankie, assisted by Miss
Nice Nielsen, who will sing The Star
Spangled Banner Park Commissioner
Ward will have 5000 copies of the song
distributed. John Philip Sousa will give
several concerts in the park in August.
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AIEamOre ~. Clark.

PEEKskILi., N. Y, June &c. Alzamore
H. Clark died to-day at his home. 6lS
south street. at the age Of 81. lie was
a book dealer IN New York for thirty
four years. conducting places at 50 Park
Row and ia Fulton street. the latter be-
Ing known far and wide az the Lat
erary Junk shop" He vas burned out
I'm 1882 He moved from New York tn
Peekskill ten years ago ana estanlisn II
a hook store at els Washington street.
lie leaves two daughters and five sons,
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PIFRAioST, y. Y. June 2s.--LoIs Gay
lord Clark died here yesterday IN his
seventy-third year. lie was son OF
Louis Gaylord Clark. editor OF the
KnickorboCkor Wdgd:iHe and contempo-
rary of the literary personagcs Of the
period from 1850 TO 1870 Mr. Clark was
born and lived in Piermont his entire life.
being one Of the oldest commuters on tho
Erie Railroad. lie was associated with
the clearing house OF the New York STOCK
Exchange for many years. lie leaves a
wife. a son and daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
Judge Dit,enhocf-r In Movies.

Judge \. j. pittenhoefer posed ycster-
DAY at the Lasky studios as d Southern
Senator In THE Warrens ut Virginia.
which David Belasco Is making into NOV
ing pictures. Judge ptt"nhpcfrr posed
for 200 feet of film. The picture viii be
used in the prologue OF the play A copy
~ tho film has been presented to tho
family OF Judge Dittenhoefor
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Edding-r WIN Act No More.

Wallace Eddinger who acted the lead =
ing role In Seven Keys to Raldpato" at
me Aston Theatre and later at the Gaietv.
mas let his friends know that his last
appearance was in this play. Mr.. Ed
Ginger does not intend 10 act again. lie
WIN enter business life and will also asso-
cate himself with some other managers
IN tho production 81 plays. He has been
on tho stage since boyhood and once
PLAYED Little Lord Fauntleroy." His
rather Is an actor also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
Bnrneys Lease Newport Cottage.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. stewart Barney have
leased through DE Blois e. Eldrldge for
the season the cottage Of Mrs, William IL
Oegood In Bellevue and Narragansett ave
nues, Newport, r. J.
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Mrs. Margaret Robson HuSon.

PENN YAM. n. V, June 26.--Mrs' Mar
gsret Robson Huson, SIS years old, mother
Of State Commissioner of Agriculture Cal
vim ]. Huson. died here tonight.
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HAMILTON, bermuda, June 26.--Tem-
peraturr. ~ partly cloudy.
. AsBrtY Farm, June 26--Temperature
ATLANTIC CRY, June 2s---Tempera-
ture, rs
ture, 49,
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DR.. P. EZEQUIEL ROJAS.
Venezuelan Minister TO the United
states snd Ex-Foreign Minister.

ATLANTIC CiTr, N. J.. June 2s.-Dr.
Pedro Ezequiel RoJas. Venezuelan Min
lister TO the United States, died here to-
day Of an affection of the heart, from
which he had suffered for long time
He came to Atlantic City from Washing
ton with his secretary and valet two
weeks ago.
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BAR HARBoR Me. June 96.--Mr and
Mrs. Herbert Lee Satterlee Of New York
are expected at Great Head on July z
to pass the summer. Mrs !. Pierpont
Morgan will accompany them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-14

Department of the Interior, u 8. Land once at
Glenwood Springs, Colo, January IL. 1919
NOTICE Ia hereby given that John B. Dade.
OF Meeker, Colorado. who, on April 9,
seri.i. No. OaZ3i for Al neA, Sec 10, Tp n, +
93 and sell nwK and Lot 4. Sec IS. TIP N, X
*, Amended to Read ~ nel4, Sec 10. TIP n,
W, 9th p N, has filed notice Of intention to
make Final Presumption Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Henry j. Hay, U. 3. Commissioner, at Meeker,
Colorado, Onthe 7th day Of March, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
william Winslow, and Charles 3. Mcpherson,
." y. 3. q. FORDHAM.
js4-f1S Register.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-14
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IA. isi4
How Is Your Boiler

1t has been stated that mans
stomach is his boiler, his body ia his
engine and his mouth the fire box. Il
your boiler (stomach) In good work
ing order or Is it SO weak that 1t will
not stand full load and not able tn
supply the needed energy to your
engine body? II you have any
trouble with your stomach Chamber
lain's Tablets will do you good. They
strengthen and invigorate the stom-
ach and enable 1t to do its work
naturally. Many very remarkable
cures of stomach trouble have been
effected by them. For sale by all
druggists.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-02-14
A comIcAL LAWSUIT.
Odd Revenge Of the Whimsical Count
d Iauraauais.

Odd Revenge Of the Whimsieai ceunt
d Iaurasuais.
The Count dc Lauraguais was one Of
the most singular characters Of whim'
steal time. He was full Of oddities and
had a reckless spirit OF daring. The
boldness Of his language and action
once drew upon him the dispieasure Of
Louis xvi. who bsnished him from
Paris. but he came back on 4 festal day
and was seen in the very face Of the
court walking about q race course. Ths
king winked ut the escapade. Such Q
culprit was ipcorrigibls.
But one Of the most absurd Of bis an
tics bud to do with the Prince D.. .
very dull courtier. against whom be
has a grudge. One day the count ap-
piled very graveiy to physician, ask
Ing IL 1t were possible for person to
lie Of ennui.
such a thing" said the doctor.
would be very singular and very rare
but what want TO know" said the
count. zig would 1t be possible"
"WeIl." answered the doctor. ~ long
continued state Of ennui might induce
some disease. such a. consumption. and
iu that sense 1t might cause the pa
tents DEATH"
On this the consultation was written
down and signed at the counts request
and the fee paid.
Next he went to an advocate and
asked whether he could make legal
complaint against a man who BY any
means whatsoever had formed design
against his life. The advocate assured
him that there was not the least doubt
of 1t and In his turn signed declara-
ton Armed with these documents,
the Count de Lauraguais instituted
criminal proceedings against Prince d.
who. he declared. had formed the de-
sign of firing him to death!
OF course the suit ended In laughter,
but he had had the satisfaction Of en-
raging his enemy.
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Notice for PublIcation

Department of the Interior. U. &. Land Once at
Glenwood Springs, Colo, January ~. 1914,
NOTICE Is hereby given that Albert
1914 made Preemr ton DeclarntOry Statement,
No. O7hb8 for Lots 5, H.. Is, 70. y, nwA seA, w
nek, Sec 49, TIP N, 80 W. 9Th +: NJ.
has fled notice Of intention to make Final
Presumption Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Henry j.. Hay,
u 8 Commissioner, at Meeker. Colorado, on
the 10th day of March. 1914.
Claimant names As witnesses:
Frank q Sheridan. Josiah Wharton. Luke
l.. Devlln and James N. simpson, all OF Meeker,
Colorado. n,u
teLfs Register.