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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
III eReMAl, Estate
Upstate Syndicate Sells
Long Island City Lots

MANNED the buildings, estimate their
total cost at $4,000. To the rear OF
these houses. toward West End av,
Klein & Jackson arc building high
class apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
Farm Near Lakewood in Trade

Martin Taendler has sold a fourteen
acre farm near Lakewood, ~ j., for
j. J. Smith to William Schwartz, who
gave in part payment a corner resi-
dence on Grant and Grafton avs, Rich
mond Hill, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
65th St. Dwelling Rented.

Pease & Gilman have rented for the
estate of Russell Sage the four story
and basement house 81 East 65th st. TO
George A. Lcgg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
RECORDED LEASES.
AUGUST 3.
Manhattan.

n Az. 100. upper floors. S Klngsten 70
y Euchholtz. 100 Nv - 3 yrs from Aug J.,
1919. s. i02: attys. levin q $. 800 Bvay.
ID Az. n cor i23d 81. store; Metropolis
Securities 60 20 r h Doegcr. 1000 lth avi
o.. yrs from Sent ]. 1919; SL6oO; attys' II y
& c = Heydt. Rector IT.
ELIZABETH ST. 1876 ground floor; Mari
ano ecimeca 10 Giuseppe LAURA. is Spring
M: yrs from Aug !. 1915; $500; atty a j
pittmar Ell East 55th -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST ,.

80 Az. 20J0: l. hi Giulo agt MARY Z Jones
owner: Film Amusement Co. lessee; J Car
lucci, contractor. $50.
The Bronx.
WALKER Az. 1125 and li21 A Mark sEt
NJ u Howard. owner and contractor: sos.
EI.SMERE PI., = cor Crotona Parkway,
III sN2O63: George Colon co agt crotona
Parkway Amusement Corpn. owner and con-
tractor: s. 772 81.
BID Az. sl3G. Bronx COUNTY Iron WORKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
RidgeWood, N. j., House Sold.

S. S. Wslstrum- Gordon e. Forman
sold for Frank l.. Bailey his home at
So Brookside av., Ridgewood, n. j., to
Martin B. Fowler, of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
The Bronx.

WILLIS Az. q, 25 II OF 1S4th st. to1
-. vrillis av cor l34th 81, [OAio' -
isntic Dock co agt George II Plgueron 81 y
foreclosure OF mtg; attys' shedeHe'
Snedpkcr 90, -. u.d.t PuiId-
I'y q loan Association Of Mott Haven sgt
Annie G Volois foreclosure OF mtg; ATTY II
i'SSoNcoRD Az. 347; Florence G BRYANT
srt FRANK J Neuberger Ct al foreclosure Oh
Mtg: attys, smith & Tomlinson;
~, Dobrmann ct al foreclosure OF nts)i
attvs. Uireman Vaughan. nm,
Z PERRY Az s. 900 II & OF Gun mn
road 25x1OO: Anna b Dyer aBt tslrIhoun'
Realty 60 ~ al foreclosure OF mts)i a'HS'
Miles & johnson. ~
CROTONA PARKWAY, :, 2I4o u OF
i77tb st. 2O6 2xiO9S: George Colon q 20 ss
Crotona Parkway Amusement Coipor ,tot,sS
al faction to foreclose mechanics heh9'
attys. Weschler kohn. ,,-,., l., Nh
BARTHOLDI Az, II $, adjoining lot 40
81 on map OF Associated Lace Makers As-
sociation. 2JxlOo; Lillian W White ast Ial'.
cesco Mascolo ct al tacuoh ,.ty,,. $3.50 q
transfer OF tax HEM; attys Wiliiahson q
Tot 3s block 4.e77, section II; Henry
rssscs AIT Margaret T Sullivan action 10
fo~eclose transfer Of tax lien); attys' EPp-
stem 6r NJ ho 40 bock 4s7e. section 1s; Henry
Issacs art Dave Broder ct a. lactl or " io
d1osr ,rtnsfer Of tax LEM: attys Eppstein &
Tor IS block 5.ia5. section IL; Henry
rsoacs AT Mary = Lutz q al lscuon 70
foreclose transfer OF tax lien); sttys' Epp-
st9 or N nC 20 bosk 4es7. section II; Henry
rssscs art George Mosher faction 10 fore
close transfer Of tar lien'; sttyS' hpps''in I"
Rosenberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

TIL. following new building plans
were filed yesterday at the hsnns''""
bureau of Buildings:
AUDUBON Az and Croton 60 En- io1so 10:
D.r isaac We'll, ~ Park ROW; arehltec.'
Gauge + Pelham. 80 East 42d 81 cost
$40 GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
The Bronx.

COURT .ANDT Az. s97 store and rooms
p Bmmerich 90 = Herp. 69 Courtlandt av
. ,rs II mos from juno l. 1914; $500 atty
II Hcrp 697 Courtlandt Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
The RronI.

HOE Az. e s. 100 i72d st. boxioo; Man
haitian Mortgage 60 loans Coryen buildins
20 Inc. to erect one 8 sty apartment ut
paymcntD; $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
AUGUST 3.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. e cor slst o. ioI O. ri
vs,io1sl Fireproof Sash and door 90 test
state OF A Bernheimer ct all Inly O. wv
nv bord): 81 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04

Inc AIT q wuertl, owner; T Langley con-
y IPR PRO Az, 1890; schvsrti q ,i n,eir
&C., 7, schsefer. owner and contractor Nlo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
AppeIIate DIyisIon-2d Dept.-Reoess
special Tcrm--part l--scaburS' j.

Appellate Diyision-2d Dept.-hecesA
special Tcrm--part i--ccaburJ' -
TTTTgATED MOTIONS.
Mccarthy waldo PosnerL blooih
Nurrbv Same titus Titus
i-t.ie,,cb, sam. lCarpeuter/St Win Hos
TORY san, pike/Am Credit lndem
penson /s,ratton Mcclure McLans
pctts jistfs People ctc/Teyonthal
~. Tfty 81 Ny Turbin /FInkelstein
Mul1ucen/ fAnch Al Nut ms A. ,s
Golden U;oiJen Cocnf Attlcboro Nov
Myers Fowler Iuz1eOLAil bo"uils
etontro fCobn Rass/Ncinberg lHper
Lauensten frank carey I oitu19er
nn Saw 49, ne tteboil.l slali ~
a., 49, Euustlcr/ Morgan
A,ut,.,v,. thrown Mot : Hk/Walton
Root Co/NYCRR PosnerL blooh
Hoicombc /lIolcomh- .lrichl Dlrich
lie Burns Noronl ."i.
The ford f1e,schsr voron/Chat
Nfe,tc,. Istann1rd BassOu /kirchstein
sit1. lf,cU Freesr /Malnlck
- ~ .NcCormick/ NcCor'ck
49, No. .N,NciEhI NcNeigh
simpsD raw/ Kinder |lloberinanI nonas"~
U.i,i, t,t,ssuri Bushbyf Berkeley
WoolJ liskc .'ahp"iL Ndu,piD"
~, Lctrt Trrrisc iStoneham
Tundlc/Gcg & CO r. Wilsus Rea'y
BclEEell i'r SaW'
impor a Tr/schneider Belts Bets
800 jl.r,,, Van Noordcn /Gritss
Var,cr codfrev e. IGoldschmidt/Gould
Trisncie Waist Nclla Berate
49,, 7f,,,,tor IWaIkerU .csllS
T RI Sy Scott Re victorS Rhinelsn-
i rli5'l1'.. J,:rsilinr der its
Isinsii 't frsnlsB Mendcsohn/ * booker
Mos1uor/ Mosauer .Niasbui ~
S,,,,in- y .njon News SchicfI lin /Komfort
49, I,cteTs iHenscr Brew/Dtessler
ys,sso 'Gils Isasso iTrltschler/ Tritschler
pegs CsSs Nlhpsool 80 80
r,-i-c flivrueg same Same
Higgins Bograph co kaiser l,orrl'er
Re Lotto t't ldl'P''I,,a,i,..
Bc1tty/Bestty Iicrstcln/i 'e's''''
Chrystal&S /Roiders
sn.c;,i Term-Part U-FORD. J.
EX-psTte matters - -, ~,
s,eciaI Term-Parts III, ", " W. W.
and VIII Adjourned for term a. II
Trial Term-Parts III. III, ~, ~
VII VII. TX. Y. NJ. MI. NH. NV. Nv,
Xvi. XNH and NNIiI-Adjourned TOT 'ne
term.
sURRoGATEs' CoURfmor,0oWLMNH' .
Wills for Probste-lo;So y. 81,
IJarr,, " C;oldwater Margaret Buscher
Gath1 Mel Cordoys simon sis.smond
Josephine BURNER Jennie w s'e''s
Alfred Noble Sam "a'N
Mary Turnure
CITY COURT.
sp,cIsI Term-Part I-SCHMCCk, j.
MOTIONS.
r.r.- Under Rubel/ Bates
&c., Se,,'s,o,' Itb av strauss wolfsohnCo
49,. same Ccntury'f3k/ Zeiler
Taci,.or ISame ShCarer/ Itauch
| Ix,i.'p1H Ipiscboo Martin /Lublsng
3D.. Ipiai'e Martin uolang
IIud'n WrkgH5NH 81 BuchhoiIl AIpta
Amspole PA Adolphe berger, ~, MUM
Meyers Godfrey beye,l t nuT.abt
Iowenstein/ Schwartz NegeH ,, ,.na,
.tia,.,,- JDeucb Ouin/ DUMAS
49, 70 IItIoii.- Kaplan /fIiedman
! oas6soioi T.,m-Part II-SCITMUCK, j.
sPe, r,.iress~Defaults 1890 a. m.
~ ,PSr. :. parts l. IT. III, ", V. vi,
VII and NIII--Adjourned Tor the 'erii'
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Sunreme Court-ERbANGbh' ).
n. CORDOBA /Stacy-J 6 Connell ,,-,.I
Dolarway Paving Co/Coates-S J Soo,i'le ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
RISINESS NOTICES

Mnitlgraph letters, 500, si.so: 1000
us 10000. 50: prompt G.. n. Weatherford
lie Nassau. Room 1905 Phone Beekman SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
BUTLER-VALET-U Useful: German: good
appearance: excellent references; city.
country Industrial Assn Agency II W.
z2d. Tel. 52l0 BRYANT.
COACTMAN-GAR all around
man, handy With tools; years highest
personal references. Industrial Agency. II
W. 42d Bryant 52lO.
COTORED COUPLE-ButIcr. useful: excel
lent cook: both high class. good appear
ing capable servants: Sos: 10 anyN here.
Miss shes's Agency. so u. 42d.
COUPLE-Young English Protestants; fine
cook. manager: man, gardener. care ami
mails outside work: S6j: best references.
Miss shea's Agency 80 r. 42d.
SECOND or useful man; willing TO do any
kind OF work. Industrious: good references.
r.. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, 346 ~h ay.
Female.
A-HOUsEwORKER. - Young Swede;
Agency. 800 5th av., 9th floor. Tel 4521
Madison So "
C'JAMBERMAID or NURSERY newly
landed German girl; city or country wages
SEQ. Cal Lang & Boecherer Co. Agency. a.
West SD 81
CUAMBERMAID and sEAMsTREss. Ger
man: experienced: best references; city or
country wages SIS 10 SO. Call Lang &
Boecheror co. Agency. % West 35d 81.
COoK.-Protestant good plain cook high
=
wages t30-S35. Industrial Agency, n West
42d 81. Bryant 52l0.
COOK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrst
class all branches. neat, economical. ex-
cellent references. MacNeil Agency. II West
35th ". Greeley 63t5.
COOK. chambermsid. waitress: mother aud
daughter; take full charge: good refer
onces city, country, moderate wages. In
dustrial Agency, II West S2d. Bryant 52iO
COOK. German. FIRST class; city or country:
best references. wages so 10 50. Call Lang
& Boechercr 90. Agency. ~ West Sld a.
COOK Understands good cooking excellent
references. city or country. Miss FttzGcr-
AIDS Bureau, 5i6 5th sy, ". Y. CITY
COUPLE.-White young: do entire work OF
country house; $50 good references. Miss
Shea's Agency. 30 East 4ed ~. Murray Hall
677t.
HoUsEWoRKER, assist laundry: strong
young Irish girl; neat and willing: small
wages. city or country. Industrial Agency
II West 42d So
HoUsEWORKER--St Finnish girl: do
entire work: best references. city, coun-
try; i20-S30. Lehtis Agency. n l.. i25th
ST Phone. 1913 Harlem.
HoUsEWoRKER Smart. young. neat
Irish girl. with good references. SIS
country preferred Miss Shea's Agency 20
East aga 81. Murray Hiil STA.
INFANTS NURSE. COMPETENT German
best reference city or country; wages so
10 S35. Can Lang & Boechcrcr Go. Agency.
~ West 32d e.
INFANTS NJ RSD mothers helper: CAPABLE.
trustworthy woman, can take FUN charge
infant, difference. chamberwork. sewing Nc
Enroe 3lS East $50 81. care sherry
LADYs MAIp. -Gefmsn; competent scam
stress. hairdrcsser. packer. wages SO 10 s.
best references. call Lang a Boecherer 60.
Agency. ~ West 33d st.
LAUNDRESS. Competent German: best ref
erences. city or country. wages $50 TO So.
CAL Lang a Boecherer Co. Agency. 10 West
a3d ~.
SlSTERS.--Young: cook, t3b: waitress
chambermaii. SIS. two years In last place !:
excellent references Miss Shea's Agency.
80 East t2d 81.
WAITRESS Experienced: city refer
ences. $50. h, Miss Hofmaycr'a Agen-
oy. $40 9th ay.. 9th floor TeL 452T Mad
ison 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES,
Interest 3 per cent unless otherwise noted.
AUGUST 3.
Manhattan

NsT ST. 9. 100 OF Madison sv. 3o.5x
80. II A Sherman TO Lawyers Title ms CO;
yrs: July ISL; $1,000
42D 81, =, 800 W OF 9th av. 25Ki0O.i: T
Farrell 10 Emigrsut Indus Saw Bk, 81 cham
bers 81: yrs; Aug s. Sl6.5OO attys, II & L J
O'Gorman. 81 Chambers ST.
1O6TTT ST, 3, 80 OF "a av. 5oT10o1i. Is
Andriaccio 20 the Frank Brewery. Cypress
Az, near VERIFIED st. Bhyn; July IS; de-
mand, per cent: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.


BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
SperiaI Term-BRADY. J.
a.br,,it II~bnldt Citizens Trust/PernA
Colligan Woodwork Glaub.r/Joruah
HoV.ftz/HoWitz Pagc/Pryser
rot,bs ~, U{ottenua swim /Grausman
cola /Sadowsky Dorsey brauley NV"''
R.birou,itz friedman Becker Becker
same same lD'Angclo Const/Can
Iorcnr N orcnx Maxwell /CebrclH
Poassek1Am T6StMf cert Jsll,l ona'
Gruuzfelder/int r. T kantorL, foDu'l''"
Reynoids/Same LEVINE ioWhIu 49,,
Cut,sr same IKoholotsky/ kObtky
Niece Michigan Hen iiudson/ i1udo'""
People Lehman Goldman bIVOli
IaxJTax Parschat/ Parschat
Billings /FleiSchmsn Dcmarest carr
Won sur L/Holber NornIp ~ Is!
Rransh /Braush Iiaeneilhaehalt
specIaI Term for Trials BRADY, J.
No DAY calendar.
Trial Term-BRADG. J.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBs.
EI parto matters. Motions.
NO day calendar.
Trial Term--Gf BBS, j.
10 day calendar.
blRROGAIES tOt NJ -oCfibbH' a
No day calendar.
Trial Term-S'HULI. :.
No day calendar.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
County Court-SOUTIARD, J..
Anna y DycrHairmount Really nara
KINGS COUNTY.
sUPREME COURT.
al
AppeIlate Term-Reccss. Trial Term-Ad-
iourned 10 oct. >. Special Term. Part HI
Trials--Rcccss -.. ,
Special Term-Part IVAN SlCLbN, ).
Motions at 10 q. ~.
Re Home Life 60 kleyI'ity OF l
t,t,tnsberrTanE De Fina/De Ftna
af,sGpeiano Broadway Saw Ins/
Borkowsli /PletrovsklI Iiappaport
Vsn Week James Michel /Moloer
,,oo5,,,ar IS~buartz'n Howe Howe
20 srbWart, & Co Re city OF NY (Nev
-. DhVbrfcL fT3ar- Lots ay)
Ike Pnilor IsSor TsSi 81 Re CSY/(Minsr av)
D. IpaPsrtL U,hurch Murphy/Flynn
a., college ~ saw BIZ
r,diar, Tndlsm O'Donnell
Re Mooney (El4th sD Bonlstelhl d1nsnI
Klein Schlnauer lFN tI.V'b "a = =, 81 q 7,
Sroirtci, ISevrman Nickerton/ Therisult
CroinicE Newman Deariug/ Transit DevsI
Rose Rose I.ell- 1910 ~.
Trotta Lion Brewery Re Flatbush aV
srRRoGATE's COURT-KETcHAM.
WILI-AT 10 A. NJ
Andrew Bryce
ACcoUN T1NGs.
ttuda e Johnson Robert p Supper
lei. KatIsn Frederick SchildknechI
MAJ lane Drew Charles z Tayntor
ESTATE.
Ferdinand Vessel
COUNTY COURT.
Fart Iy-Ciyil Calendar
Trial Term adjourned until october
Motions returnable and orders signed IN
Part II. Room 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
MOTHERS HELPER 80 Refined younr
American Protestant will care growing
children; sews well excellent references:
go anyw here. Miss Shea's Agency, 30 East
f2d 81.
NURSERY GOVERNESS or MOTHER'S
HELPER-Capable young woman: ex-
perienced; makes children's clothes four
years references H.. Miss FiizGerald's
Bureau. 54s 9TH av
NURSERY GOVERNESs.-North German.
good sewer; best references: city or coun-
try; wages $50 10 fS5. Call Lang & Boecherer
60. Agency % West $50 St
NURSE.-North German: experienced: city or
country; references. wages 81 TO $50. Call
Lang Boecherer Co. Agency. % West 53d ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
COURT CALENDARS
Cases VIII Be Called in the Order Given Below
Tn. meaning Of Tn. line / 10 er against
RECEIVERS ArPolNTEI

g q Nollsr-t banziSer. ~ u AnuIt"''
A., DE- cor 1 Jscobus-I Grcruberg.
Ny Lie Ines Real Estate Sea T.
/ HaVtrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04

~ story modern flreproof
building. with every convent
ence: accessible 20 subway
exp. elevated and ell street
car lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST 3.
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAs TERRACb. n 90, =.
12gtb st. g9.11z143; Fernando Woo az att.
lie 4 Beck ct al foreclosure Oh H'''''
tS9D ST. cor OF Fort Washingto ,n, Nv, Nv,
az tiTIs4 i5x rreg: New York l4fe Insurs'ic :,
Gag New York Real Estate secuIty, ~
al foreclosure OF mtg; atty II u pe'i"'
ger ATTORNEY ST, s. 100 4 OF Riyi nS.
IN a. eoxlOo; Morris Rosenfield ast lena "a
Reich 81 al foreclosure OF mts)' any II
on section I. block 1877; Michael FL
so,b,ch sgt Iohn B Cornell ct al doreclos 81
,,yo ~ tTsnsfer OF tax lien); atty = II
Schwartzman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04

Location finest IN the city. with
extensive views Of tho Hudson
ana the Drive; building faces
southwest. insurlng sun IN win
ter and cool breezes In summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
INSTRUCTION.

-, gTRTJTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i"N Madison Square LIZ Brosdwa}y],i;,, "a,
harieIl, ,i,,o prench 2ls-220 Livingston ST.
R.dUcxd summer Rates Now In forco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04

COUNTY COURT
Fart IN-CIyil Calendar.
Trial Term adjourned until october.
Motions rcturnable and orders signed In
Part II. Room 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-04
Agent.
Telephone. $3.50 Riverside.
W. *. & }. NJ. Stewart.
Also Apt. OF
3 a 9 Rooms.
ii,600-s2,000.

CHAs. r. de CASANOVA,
agent. on premises. or
your own broker.
Tel Columbus 393s.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-07-15
CUTS OFF cows TAIL
FOR REVENGE ON BOYS

West Orange. n. j.. July IL
Gottfried Ochs, milkman with a
farm on the Orange mountains. re-
ported to the police that boy had
cut off the tail of one of his cows
with a sharp knife the day before.
See the boy?" asked Detective
Lieutenant Bernard Meslin.
Sure" replied Ochs. He was
about s years old"
Meslin decided at once that the
boy who had cut off the cows tail
was the same who Thursday after
noon stoned his young son and sew
eral other boys and then pursued
them with large iacknife The
detective went in search of Swear
old Howard Mcneil. of West Orange.
The boy was arrested recently.
charged with holding up some other
boys.
At the police station Howard adj
mitted that he cut OF the cows tail.
He declared the other boys had ston-
ed him and when he drew his knife
and started after them and was un-
able to catch them he lost his tenn
per and decided to use the knife on
some other living creature.
Passing through Ochs' pasture he
came upon IA gentle old COW which
allowed him to come near her. He
twisted her tail about sapling and
tied it and then proceeded to cut it
off.
The animal became frantic with
pain and her believing brought Ochs
from the farmhouse. When he came
up to the COW she had only five in
ches of tail left and Il small boy
was disappearing through an under
brush.
The boy was locked up i'm the
West Orange police station.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-07-15
Rejects &GOO.OOO FOR
THE WOM.sN HE LOVES

Boston, Mass, July 11.-Turning
his back on fortune of $500, 600
is the sacrifice which Frank Palmer
Speare. director of educational work
at the Boston Y. NJ. c. A., will make
at his marriage to Katherine May
Vinton, graduate of La Sale SEM
mary.
BY the terms of his first wife's
will Speare inherited her fortune,
with the restriction that he could
have il only so long as he remained
unmarried.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Vinton and Speare has
now been confirmed by both the
couple and also by Mrs. A. Whiting,
mother of Speare's first wife.
Speare says he can not under
stand why his wife placed the con-
dition upon him.
AT any rate he declared. my
present decision to sacrifice wealth
for love was not hard one. There
was no temptation, and the choice
required no deliberation. Any de-
cent man would have made the same
decision. My wife did not realize
the danger of making such will as
she did. Such restriction puts a
premium on immortality, of which a
man could easily take advantage.
No bachelor quarters for me-
Miss Vinton is 2S years old. and
has been student at La Sale for a
year.
Speare was instrumental in build
ing up the educational system at the
Y. NJ. C. A. and to him is due the
most credit for the success of the
school. He is also lecturer on So
cial work and an efficiency expert.
Being the owner of garment fac
tory in Melrose, it Is understood he
has ample means outside of the for
tune he is to forfeit by his second
marriage.
Speare's first wife died suddenly
two years ago.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-07-15
On Federal Charges.

Elizabethtown, July 11.--Dep-
uty United States Marshal James
Howell. of Buffalo, arrested Peter
Phelps near Upton and Miss Agnes
Cruise near Sonora, this county, for
alleged interference with the United
States mail and placed them in the
county Jail here to await trial in
the Federal Court in Louisville.
Phelps is charged with tearing down
and shooting into rural mail boxes
Miss Cruise is alleged to have rob
bed rural mail boxes of letters. some
of which contained money. Both
were indicted by the Federal grand
jury In Louisville.
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HE IL HEIR TO $4,000
FOR BEING \ GENTLEMAN

Omaha, Neb., July II .-"Because
he was a gentleman" when lady
needed assistance, Albert Aver.
Waterman for the American District
Telegraph company in Omaha. was
to-day notified that he had fallen
heir to legacy of $4,000 left him
by Mrs. James Atkinson. of Dayton
Ohio.
Aver was passenger on rail
road train in Canada at Petersburg,
Ontario. ten years ago. There was
Il wreck and his hand was crushed
Instead of attending to himself,
Aver assisted several injured pas
sengers. among them being Miss
Atkinson, of Dayton. To her he
was especially attentive and saved
her arm from amputation. She re-
qucstcd and was given his address
and upon her return to Dayton her
mother wrote him note of thanks.
Aver was notified to-day by
Thomas Atkinson. of Dayton, uncle
of the girl. that among the items in
the will was the following: For
being gentleman to my daughter
when in distress, ! beQueath to AL
Der Aver. of Omaha. $1,000"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-07-15
Cured of Indigestion.

Mrs. Sadie p. Clawson. Indiana,
Pa. was bothered with indigestion.
MY stomach panied me night and
day" she writes. IL would feel
bloated and have headache and
belching after eating. also suffer
ed from constipation. My daughter
had used Chamberlain Tablets and
they did her so much good that she
gave me few doses of them and
insisted upon my trying them. They
helped me as nothing else has done"
For sale by all dealers m
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GET t75 BUSHELS OF
POTATOES TO THE ACRE

Muskogee. Okla, July 11.-All
records are being broken in the Ar
kansas valley potato districts this
year And in addition to that a new
territory is being opened up In the
Cherokee nation at Mcbride. where
it was not known that potatoes
could be grown commercially and
this new district is outyielding all
others this year.
In the Fort Gibson district Rog-
ers Bros. are the largest growers.
Cornell Rogers. who is county
treasurer of Muskogee county. has
dug l13 acres that yielded l40
bushels to the acre and he received
$1,25 for every bushel. He ships
IL carloads "a day. His brother, An
drew Rogers, has larger acreage
and they are also making larger
yield. .~A Ewr
The Mcbride district is the mar
vel of the potato men, however. This
is in the Grand river bottom. Until
last year potatoes had been grown
there only in desultory sort of way
and they were failure. This year
J. NJ. Pierce believed the soil was
good for potatoes. He planted 100
acres and induced other farmers to
plant. bringing the acreage up to
800. When the digging commenced
this week the growers and buyers
alike were astonished at the yield
When potato field will average
100 bushels to the acre for the ear
ly crop IL Is considered IA fair yield
But these fields were different. They
are turning out 175 bushels of the
finest potatoes to the acre which at
s1.25, the price that is being paid,
brings the land owner $2lS gross
revenue per acre for his crop. 1t
appears that the season may bring
about the development of potato
district along the Grand river that
will rival that OF the Arkansas.
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DATES ANNOUNCED FOR
THE CIVIL SERVICE TESTS

Washington. July 1.-THE civil
service commission have announced
that examinations f6r che depart<
mental service at Washington will
be held in Kentucky as follows: Ash
land, October and Ia and Septem-
Der 9; Bowling Green. October s
and IL and September 3; Covington,
October IA and 23 and September
and September y; Louisville, Oct
ODER . and Ia and September 3;
Middlcsboro. October 10; Greensboro
September 3 and IA and October IA
and Paducah October and IA and
September 3.