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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11

WRITE FOR PREMIUM LIST. ENTRIES FREE. OPEN TO ALL
BENTON COUNTY FAIR BOARD
1s17s: e. q s7E..5 sE.s Corvallis, Oregona
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11

L Goff same. ............... 200
Peterson & lutey road work
contract. ............... 3GG.25
A j Mcmillan surveying and
work in ufiice. ........ 66.25
+ S Murray viewer on road $500
Steph Resch. aXman on survey 400
u M Derrick. salary and ex-
pense as surveyor. .... lGi.S0
w + Wakefield. salary as
county commissioner -. 1O2.60
A Stanton. Use of wheel chair
$500. not allowed
G A Baker. ct al, continued.
j N Taylor. ct al. continued.
Brown Drug Co tracing paper. $50
l. j Avery work on road survey 2.25
A Mcmillan same. .......... 600
f L Bentley same. ......... $3.50
Tom HUllis same. ......... 300
c Bentley same. ............ 1915
j Soesbe same. 4.50
John Kentta receiving rock on
Siletz road ............ 27.0O
c X Crosno copying bridge
specifications. ........... l.50
Toledo Lumber Co lumber for
roads. ................. 5i2.5O
Yaauina Bay News printing
for county. y............... 1850
Petition of Il Coovert ct al for
county road granted.
Hoxie Simmons was appointed
Judge end X II Plank Clcsk of
Rock Creek precinct.
Petition of + II Macdonald et al
to open trail ON Ncwpoft-Silet2
, ROAD granted.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11

Commissioner
Court in Session

y The following business was trans
acted at the regular September
term Of Commissioners Court:
Claims allowed
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE r'Era. .s
Building on corner of Fourth
and Hill Streets. Toledo, Oregon.
for PARTICULARS call on or apply to
A. o. Krogstad. Toledo. Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11

REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11
Grange Picnic

On Saturday the 18TH the Gangers from far and near are
to have basket picnic in conjunction with the Fair Prominent
speakers will take part the program specially arranged
occasion
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11
Thrilling Aeroplane Flights
Horsemanship Contest

Riding driving and ropng scheduled for the
daily entertainment and edficaion of Fair visitors.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-11
Immense Agricultural Display
SEPTEMBER II. 18. 10

SEFTEWBER II, 1B, 10
The boundess resources Of the county-poducts of the
tar garden orchard and toresw be display endless
variety " ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

SIN 9toate 0flaboma tpur6e Dor
einigen Sagen etree iugenolide @ege'
rim geIpndt. &uf 6as erit fieb3ebn-
iabrige MGbben NOR bon 5tpet meiBett
's6urfen Elm uniittli9es @ttentm Der.
iibt mor6en, ser 8ruber Der M1rge.
%-griffene11 batte 5n ibrem S9ube be1t
@epolper ge8ogen, un6 bafur tplrbe
BAG Mao9en gelpndt. 0b iemnls i1t
Merifo cine glei6 fl1dppiirotge Sbat
periibt tporoen tit, lit iebr 5tpeifelbaH,
mir gla1ben es ni6t. M@t einn1al
Sen groniamen Sburten @iQa mir.
Sen mir elmer iolden &bt fabig bal.
ten. Srotoem miro man in @afbing-
ton fortfabren, ii6 uiber Die 1T Merifo
periibten S@anotbaten gu erbiben,
iiber Ben br11talen Mor6 i'm Brobtbi-
tionsitoate 0flaboma aber miro man,
tpie iiber 10 mandes an6erez btntpeg'
feben. Sc 1T 1ngebeuer beqnem, Dor
frem6en 9biiren 5u fegen nno ben
Dor Ser eigenen Sbir liegen
5u nifen. Mber re@t lit es ni@t nno
an1t6n6ig a119 m4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
ginridtungen fir 6ffentIi@e @obl
fabrtspflege gebil6et.

9te beutide Spra6e ftebt nod .6em
6tefer Gage 1T 8uibington ber0ffent-
lidten 8a1noesoeniusbertdt iber sic
M11tteripra6en neben ser engliiden
an 5ipeiter @tene. l1nter MutterIpra=
de miro iene @prade ber1tan6en, ser
Die @intpan6erer Dor ibrer Mnfnnft
in unierem 9an6e it@ beoienren. @ad
Dem Genius entfallen 39R Rro8ent
Ser @eiammtbep0lterung alf einge-
rman6erte 8erionen un6 oeren @i16er.
1913 @ro5ent Der @elmn1tbeb0lte.
rung fin6 eingetpan6erte @ngIan6er,
|S9otten mn6 @elten, ODER @in6er fol-
der @ingetpm6erten nit gnglii9 als
M11tterfpra6e. Gen ndhitgr0Bten
@impan6ererbeitan6tbeil in eriter un6
5meiter Generation ftelIen Die Deut-
fbem, 1913 @ro3ent ser @eiammtbe-
b0Iterung, nn6 mebr als ser nierte
Gbeil aner @ingeuonoerten. Die ge-
,nmue Bail betrdgt 8,817,271. @rit
in beitem Mb1tanbe fommen Die SSto-
liener NIT 2,151,422 o6er 2,6 Bro=
gent. Ser &ro3entiat Ser beuti9e1t
@ineeuan6erten lift, tpie aus einem
@ergIei@ berborgebt, gr0Ber aIs ser
Der &olen, @6me6en @ortpeger, 80b-
men, nngarn mn6 9erer, sic SSio6iid)
als Mutteriprade angeben 5ltiam-
mengenommen. Sogar Damn, tpenn
man 5u 6ieien nod 5ran5oien, @pa=
nier, Soften nn6 Sloben bin5unimmt,
bleiben mir 9el1tide nod INN etlide
&un6erttmt ien6e boro11s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

Cine @ei5enernte bon nabe5u Els
ner 8inion @a1i6el ltebt in Ser Ser.
@tooten in Musiiht = 900, 900
8nide1 lit Sic Menge, auf mel@en bas
Observation-Disclosures ben 6iesiabri-
gen @ei5enertrag i6abt. Das iino
137,0OO,OOO mebr als Der lebtiabrt-
ge @rtrug, ser Der gr0Bte in Ser @e-
idi6te ser 2an6mirtbidaft Der Ser
einigten @toaten mar. l1n6 fir a1e
anoeren 8obenfriibte, iotpie fir oos
Oblt fins sic Musiidten inn @erbalt-
niB eben: 10 quite. @enn mir Mnsiiht
baben,F 6ie &d1fte- 6es @eltbeoorfs
an 8eiaen nn6 8mei6rtttel 6eS @elt-
beoarfs an @m1mtpolle 5u 51eben,
6ann f0nnen mir @uropa rubtg bor-
ibergebenb einen Ebeil nniereS iiber~
fliiiiigen @ol6es Mberlaiien. SIM
Mustaui6 iener Hro611fte nnieres So
6ens fommt's mieber 81 nns 5rrud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

Sim /. Suit ion Die Oroer oes
MarineI@etreGrs Daniels IN &raft
treten, 6nr9 tpeId)e geiitige @etrdnfe
aus Sen 9ffi8iersmeiien unferer
&riegsidiffe berbanmt tperben. Sb
li6 6os 10 glott bou5ieben miro, mie
&err DamieIs a%n5unebmen i6eint,
mrB abgetpartet tper6en. Sc liegen
Membernngen aus Offi3tersfreiien
Dor, aus 6enen berborgebt, baB man
sic Or6er 6es Marine=S efretarS bor-
laufig ni9t emit nimmt uno 6arm1f
rebnet, 6aB ite 5uriidgettommen miro.
Cine 6ieier @euberatngen lontet MORT
li6: v8em 6ieie ORDER ni@t 5uriid=
genommen miro tper6en bielei@t
fiinfnn6a9tig &ro5et Ger Marineof=
fr5iere ii9 Dor einem &riegsgert@t gu
beranttporten baben: benn 10 btel i'd
geb0rt babe, miro man sic Or6er nt6t
befoIgen, tpeil man iie angemein nt6t
fir ern1t nimmt. Sos bom Marine-
@efret4r erlal1ene @etrdnteberbot bot
nmlere 8Iotte gum @eip0H Ser 8elt
gemo6t, un6 i9 femme Offi5iere, 6ie
.lieber Sen Dien1t q1ittierer, als fi6
Ser Or6er 6es M~urinesSefretdrs fl
gen tper6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
@eilt bartnadise, imdenbe &amt.
frnnfhpifpn.

nSdb foinnte mid in 5tude ffrabe11,"
miro baufig gebort bon foIden, sic
an @c5ema, Glebten, SUDDEN un6 abn.
li6en 9m1tfrmnfbeiten Ieioen. @ratt
nt@t - itiM 6as SUDDEN fofort nit
Dr. Sobfon's @caema @oIbe. sSsb5re
erite Intperroang beginnt nit Sci.
lung; Die rotbe, ra1be, iduppige, IT.
&en6e &art miro 6ur@ bic beilen6er
l1no fiiblenben Meoi3ine11 b~eidnftigt.
Slrol 6. 81. @infelot, @od SsssIa1o,
81, i@reibt, nodoem fie 81. Sob.
fon's eczema collie gebra11@t bate:
Dies 1T oos erfte Ma1 in 1pel1,1 SAB
rem, BOP i@ frei Bin bon Ser |9redIi-
&ra1tfbbeit.~ @orortiert. SOC bei
Eure1n Mpofbefer. - &raeioe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25

Madbem nun a11@ 6ie @eleaidot
fir 6el1tide @unit I'M Muslanoe nn-
ter ibrem BrGit6enten, bem friiberen
6euti9en @eiomoten b. 8ilgrim<@al-
te55i en6giiltig bei@loifem bat, Die
8eltausitelung in Sun GranciSco I'M
Sabre 1916 in niir6igiter Sorm at
bei9iGen, per6en 6euti6e &unit, &ul-
tur un6 @iiienf6aft gut bertreten
fein. Mus Ser SSn6mftrie liegen aud
10 pteIe Mnmeloungen Dor, BOP Der
fir Deuti9lanb %reierbirte &aum in
Ben e~i1aeInen irternationalen Salen
3u mebr ols 8mei6rittel f@on belegt
lit. Neben Sen gr0bten beuti@en
Observation-Disclosures, Ser Mai6i-
t1en-Snouitrie un6 @or3eQantn6uitrie,
Die @ol6moaren-, @ilbertpaarer- un6
Observation-Disclosures, Die @ernitein-
SsSnouitrte, Die M11iifinifrumenten<
brun6e, sic Setilbrande, 6as 811dge<
.merbe W0bel, SSnnen6ecoration etc.,,
ser @artenbou, Die Sport- un6 5ptel-
lpapeninouitrie, @iienbabntpaggon-
bou, sic 2l1ftidifffabrt, 6ie optii@e
11n6 feinmeda1mfhe Sn6u1trie, Der
eIeftrif1e Mpparateba1 u. {. IN. Cine
beionoere Mbtbeilr,ng miro bon Der.
fdie6erer oeuti9en @td6ten, Babe
un6 R11rorten @ertebrspereit1err nr16
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Hllerlei.

Sic v57 @arietdten"" bes Brote-
itontismus li11o in ser unmittelbaren
6amilie oes StaatsiefretdrS Brpan
in reiditer Musmabl bertreten.
8rpan's @ater par 8apttit, ieine
M1tter Metbo6iitin, i6loB it6 aber
ipater ser 8nptiiten=& Stride an. 8rDm
felbit mnrbe @resbpterianer; ietn al
teltes @ino lift @piscopale, iein 5tpei.
tes Metbo6ilt un6 iein britteS @on'
gregationalilt. @r bat feds @nfel,
sic m0gli6er @eiie ibr Sell nod IN
anoeren Notwithstanding fn@en
biirften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
Kinder sehroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS

Mu@ cine @ei9aftsper.
B in6nng.- u@teben sic NIT ser
Jtrma Hfmn6beim & So. in Sc.
iidaffttsberbin6ung?"
80 BIN nn6 pie6er!"
u8ieio bin nn6 pieoer?"
Scum, mir i6i6en ibnen sic $500.
rem BIN un6 Tie f6iden iie uns tpie.
:
Gin @@Iaufopf. = Scout.
mann (5nm &ei@dftsfreunoe): $50
baben Sic 6enn gero6e Sen flei.
bigen &rauie %entlailen un6 ni9t Ben
@nber2"
u8iiien sic neil 10 furdtbar me-
mig gu tbun ift! Ser &rauie tpiibt'
iebt tpirfli6 ni6t, mas er Dor 2a1qe,
tpeile anfanger iollt', un6 fir Sen
langt 6as bisderr Mrbeit
gra6e!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
New Process
STAIN Laundry.
.9ettft SIR Gttpas BON Care @at@e?

Dent SIR Gttuas nun Care @dt&e?
8enn 70, barn nirb e. ii@ gr& lob
men. ni@t auber gl@t au 1afer. oab tptI
guer @igentbnm be6anbeln. als more es
bas un5erige. Sir baben bic bouitdn<
biqfte @a1danftalt in Mor0tpefen uno
lefern erfter &lafe @rbeit. Bir 9ez
bralden teine gbeunifalen; mir beroerben
6aber Cure @aden ni9t. Benn -Sbr
refine Mrbeit u1b bette Bebannlun8
tpoIIt, barr1 oenft an 1n5. l1nfere Bret<
Re fir1b nieorig : als f%onfttpo. nno mir
beforqen Cure Samilientpd19e biatger.
nI5 SIR es feIbit tbun f6rnt. @rtunoigt
lr,b mer3eugt gu9. @ir baben Agen<
ten in ben un1liegen6en Stdoten.
6. s. M2eper 9ampfmaidan ftalt,
@igentbiimer.
$. 9pe. g., ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
st. Benedict's Academy
81. Soie2b, stearns Gsnnt>, @!inm.

Cine Der beiten 4nitoltet CUR bobe.
rem Eo9terer3iebung i'm oa,15en
Moropeften. nnterridt in beuti6er,
emgliider uno fran3oitider Spra'
de, Stenograpbie, &ppetpriting,
8u9fiibren, Muiif, Mdlen, @od)en
uno tpeibli9e &an6arbeiten. 8ri.
pat3immer nit al1en mo6ernen Be.
quemIi9feiten auseeitaHet, fteben
sen 8oglingen our @erfitellng.
Deit obieem Snititute lit cine Sdat-.
Le fir &naben bon 6 Biz IL Snbrer
.perbunben. Begen Mdberem nes'
Sc man iid on
Sister Dt1sctress, q. S. 3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20

lawyers who knew Mr.. Wendell believe
that his failure to make q will is just
another proof of his shrewdness. They
believe that he wanted his estate divided
equally among his four sisters rather
than risk n will contest or will TO each
certain pieces of properly which might
change In value. lie simply refrsined from
making will knowing that his estate
would be divided "a he wanted ard that
the courts would have to sanction such
division
The action taen to-day means that
Miss Ella Won T.. Wendell and Mrs. Re-
becca A. u. Swope. the two sisters who
will be appointed adminlstratrixes. will
only have to file a nominal bond to cover
the amount of tho debts Of the estate.
II this action had not been taken they
would have to nle bond equal to twice
the size OF the estate. or more than $780,
100000.
The two other sisters who have as
scented to the appointment OF Miss Wen
del and Mrs. Swope are Miss Mary. Y.
sud Georgianna g. Wendell a fifth sis
tor died last June. dividing her 81. 1000. 900
estate among her sisters and brother.
With share OF Mr.. Wenders estate
each OF the surviving sisters will he worth
about $50. 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20
FIGHT GIFTS TO BARTENDERS.
Patrick raric,'s BROTHERS Contest
VIII That Criticised Them.

Papers have been drawn in suit TO
set aside the will of Patrick Farley, the
Bowcry politician and member of tia
Doodle board" OF Aldermen. who gave
his estate Of more than 100000 to his
Tires bartenders and to friends. The
plaintiffs are Joseph and Thomas Farley,
brothers Of the decedent, and Edward
Mdgner, a nephew.
The bartonders who inherited the bul;-
VI the estate are Joseph Brady, John Cas-
sidv and Ernest Zipse Part of the resd-
uary estate went to Margaret Mcdonald
The decedents housekeeper. and to Michael
Kingsley, q friend. The contestants al
lege that the will. which was drawn March
81. 1913. was not properly executed and
that II II was properly executed II was
the result OF fraud and undue influence
Concerning his brothers the decedent said
in his viii:
THE reason have not given any o.
my estate TO my brothers r. that I have
not been on friendly terms with either OF
them for several years ana see no 1000
reason for giving them any or my prop
erty. | am dispeased with the treatment
accorded my wife and myself by my
brothers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20
HUGO TO GIVE OUT
5000 CENSUS JOBS
Paw Will BE- 80 a Day. With
Commissions for Names
Enumerated.
BUSY YEAR FOR SECRETARY

francis NJ. Hugo, who is to be Secre-
tary Of State, reminded a group of already
cheerful Republicans yesterday that he
win have about 5000 Jobs TO dispose OF
next year, IN addition to tho regular
arrontments None Of the 5000 is worth
q fortune in itself, but altogether they
reprcscn, a tidy sum and chance Of
distributing the psrty's gooo fortune
among many humble workers.
The opportunity is presented because
census ~ the state, taken every ten
Years. IL to he recorded in 1915. 1t
viii nc directed by the Secretary of State
All over the State there will be at least
ono enumerator for each election district,
AMI New York city will have hundreds
In the big cities tho census takers will
get 8. day and cent apiece for the
names with statistics they gather In
sparsely settled districts the pay is 81
= DAY and two cent commission. There
must also bc supervisor OF the census
for each county at SO a day. The entire
census must be- taken in April and May
Mr. Hugo will have to hire an extra
clerical force to tabulate the figures and
nrepare reports "" is restricted Ia no
particular number. the Legislature always
allowing A reasonable appropriation. He
said yesterday he would insist on efficiency
throughout the census stan and that no
losfers need apply.
1t looks as il Secretary Hugo will have
a busy year. Immediately after January
new automobile licenses must be OBJ
tanned. Then comes the census. and along
with II the Constitutional Convention
which the Secretary Of state calls TO or.
der.
Next years census will he of more
10 4, ,,iIt
be based capportionment of Senate and
Assembly districts. The Constitutional
Convention will lay out the Senate dis
tricts. The Assembly reapportionmcn, *
made by tho Legislature.
Mr.. Hugo spent a large part NJ YES
terdaY with state Chairman Tanner, who
also had A talk with ';ovcrnor-clert Whit
man Mr.. Hugo has announced no coming
appointments except those Of Addison b.
Parker OF leffersoa. county for first
deputy Secretary OF state and Charles
W, TAFT Of Madison FOR second deputy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20
MlBANK ESTATE $5,s5O,779.
Railroad Builders SON left Other
rroperty Not Taxable Here.

The New York estate of Joseph MIL
bank. philanthrorist, who died at his
home at Greenwich. Conn, on September
last and was the son Of Jeremiah Nil
bank, banker and builder of the Chca GO.
Milwaukee and st Paul Railroad is valued
at s5,s50.77a In realty and personal prop
erty in the appraisal filed YESTERDAY Mr.
Milhank was a resident of Connections
He inherited half the estate of his fathc,
and tho other half went to his sister
Mrs. A. A. Anderson. Both have been
liberal bencfactors of Columbia Univer-
sity.
Mr. Milbank's will gave his estate In
equal shares to his sons jeremiah and
Dunlevy Mibank The parcels Of New
York realty owned by MIR. Nilhlnk were
the following: ga Fourth avenue, $3.50.
900; 303 to Sll Fourth avenue. $3.50 600
> to East Forty-sccond street, $3.50. 600
IS to 30 East Forty-second street S2.s2o-
600: to 10 East Fortv-thrd street
s2so0o0; - Fast Thirty-ninth street.
500 900; 20 East Thirty-ninth street $50
500, and % East Fortleth street 500 600
1t il estimated that Mr.. Mibank's Sc
curitles. which were not taxable here,
were worth more than $4,000 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20

secured 1T onco for the state Comptroller.
Ntate Engineer and the state Superin-
tendent of Banks.
The New York Telephone Company has
erected si.0n0. Geo eleven story Office
huilding opposite the Capitol and the
company will occupy the first four floors
and the sixth. II has offered the
seventh. eighth. ninth and tenth floors
Tor tho use OF the Comptroller's Office for
what the Capitol trustees say Is a cheap
rental and the telephone company an
nounces the other two departments now
located in the state House can have the
hftl and eleventh floors Of that building
II they desire them.
This Temple of Justice for the Court
OF Appeals Judges has been hanging fro
f"r several wears because there was no
place for the State departments in the
state House to go to and Governor. elect
whitman has promised the Court Of Ap.
pesls Judges to clean up the situation
az once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20
CALL wendell SHREWD
TO LEAVE NO WILL
Lawyers Say Court Must Now
Divide S50.OOO.OOO Estate
as He Wished.

WHITE rtAfNs. n. r. Dec. la.--Surro-
gate Sawyer signed to-day an order Of
publication for creditors TO Ale their claims
against the estate OF John G. Wendell,
who died three weeks ago In California,
leaving an estate OF over $4,000, 900,
practically all OF which Is IN Manhattan
rea, estate. As told in Tur Syn Mr..
Wendell left no will. and on Friday two
of his four sisters applied for letters NJ
administration. with the consent OF the
other two sistarA
As these four sisters are. the only rela-
tives 81 Mr.. Wendell. who will share in
the estate IN tho absence of the will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20
PASTOR JOINS EPIsc0PAL1ANs.
"r' Th"mD. Reed bridge. n CandI-
date for OrdtUattou

" 'a' officially confirmed Yesterday
,hst the Rev. ~ Thomas Reed Bridges
la' minister AZ South Reformed Church
mas accepted confirmation in the Eplsco.
pN' 'nuTth ana applied 10 Bishop Greer
10 No received as candidate for ordina
Won 70 the ministry OF that church
shaIlN a year is required. hut in cases
n"N this one Bishop Greer IL permitted
my canon law TO ordain candidate within
SIX months.
W Nrldges, II was said yesterday. has
gore 10 bermuda for long rest. uo
me to New York ten wears ago from
d" Ne" Jersey pastorate. During his term
n' south Church was moved from Madi.
S"0 avenue downtown TO Park avenue nm
own Financial difficulties interviewed
WING IN part to "A restrictive title and
I''ently the South Church property in
arm avenue was sold for sa25, 900. I,
cost The church $500, 900. II has become
Ie Fark Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20
WHITMAN'S AXE TO
REMOVE MANY HEADS
Those Democrats Who Don't Re-
sign Voluntarily Will BE
"kicked Out"
SERIES or MESSAGES

ALRANY. Dec. 1o.-tp-State Republicans
returning from the big powwow in New
York say that Governor Whitman 8
first message 10 the Legislature. which
convenes on January s, viii he general
In its scope. This will he followed by
special messages from time to time. recon-
mending specific legislation as Gov. Whit
man becomes acquainted with existing
conditions ~ State departments and in
S'itutions
For instance. the Governor has
asked tho three state civil service cont
missioners to turn In their designations
TO him as he desires to have his own APP
pointces administer that department.. "
they should aruuesce In this desire with
out protest II would he unnecessary for
Governor-ele"t Whitman to recommend
legislation to effect change IN the per
sonnet Of the commission or to remove
them under charges.
so Governor-elec, Whitman H. to got
on the Job and nut In motion his ideas
as TO how the state government should
be run and observe how the Democratic
holdovers in office accept his peaceable
suggestions Of retirement before proceed.
Ing sunmarlr 10 Gust them either through
legislation or upon charges.
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FOR BELGIAN IMMIGRATION.
Senator William to OH-r nm Amend.
mont Ea>ortng Refugees,

% the imml grafton hill in the senate Mas
demonstrated to-day when the Senate
voted TO proceed to the consideration oi
the measure by a vote Of 80 10 IN
When II was proposed To agree by
unanimous consent to fix January I AS
the date for the vote on the final passage
or the bill Mr.. o'tiorman declared there
had not been enough debate on the litter
acy test" aud withheld his consent.
In tn" debate this afternoon Senator
John SHARP Williams gave notice OF an
amendment he will Offer 10 the literacy
test provision to waive Il Tor five years
IN the case Of Belgian refugees
The Senste considered the bill most
~ the afternoon. the discussion rang
.ne around the proposed literacy test.
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some of His Plans.

or course, there are some recommended.
lions Tor legislation which Governor-eleCt
whitman has already determined upon
lot MS irSt message. including the turn
ing OF the state Board of Claims back
INTO court 81 claims. IN" three headed
STATE conservation commission back into
single headed commission the immediate
repeai OF the law establishing N. state
'onn'ssl'n ui t'nicl"ncN ana Economy
"nu 'n' transfer OF tn' du'les ot that DE-
ia uhen' I" nan " unItH CLERKS IN the
~ '"'nl" I"'!e, o,hce ana inc repeat
VIZ -" eS''"la'."E 'it S'a't fH'
anu transferring
". w W - VI ''.S department as
-, ~, .oon'u ~, ~ "'"', ueP"r tlhen'S
,,',.,u,,'. 20" III VIZ ''''' ''S"' ''c' IL
"a NAl''NAs
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DESTROYER HELPS ISTHMIAN.
steamship which Was In Distr-,,
Now on Way TO San Diego.

NAsHfNGToN, Dec. Ia.---Capt. Mexican
y the cruiser West Virginia reported
rom the Pacitic coast to-day that the
american Hawaiian steamship Isthmiln.
70 the relief Of which ne went Yesterday.
vas found making her way toward san
i'eso under convoy of the torpedo bat
destroyer Perry.
The lsthmian had no passengers aboard
ana did not need any working party or
material, II the sea continued smooth
apt Mexican expected the Isthmian
would reach san Diego tomorrow.
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cant. &. l.. Ada ms, ~a-ConsuI. Killed

LYN"HBuRG, Va. Dec. ia.--capt.
Charles l.. Adams. rs years old. Ameri-
can Consul at Cadiz. Spain. under Presi-
dent Cleveland. was killed In an ele.
'at"r accident here to-day. He was
about to enter the car on the eighth floor
OF an office building when he was caught
In the shaft and badly inangled