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Slide the Mother Hun It While Rnbbethe Fattier Roars Little SiberianHear Itlni of Neglect HailingCanadian Porcupine on a Dottl-

rin of the rnmst of menagerie eventsKliiBcelelnnted In tho New York ZcOlogfc-

Inrk A was hornlie monkey and Sunday visitors

witn ed a of affectionthe port of tho proud mother

Sin1 the mother In a stately longftrtneI-mbo n from West Africa Hho wa pujrha d from Carl years agoFrom t he t lino of t ho owning of tho

e HH hart l een quartered with hermain huh until recently when

n plnc d In n cage by benchThe two bal ooiis vlUi their

d veloi d arms and limbs and their coatsor brilliant yellow hair have alwaysfavorite On account of his elongatediwk njid his interest in everything thathipieti SimieM mate hat beenllubfvr by the keepers

rrntu the time the Junior Rubber wan bornto the clewing of the building ypsterda

mother and father exchanged roarspunts of parental congratulations thatmade thus building ring

TIP mUch cherished baby U covered withn cat of Mack hair Its face arid cars anpink U ith eyes big and black and an exiTv fli in of extreme folemnity the younglor red curlouMy at vlltors every

f w KAcouds time of tor which it wouldIt fan against tho mothers breastnn affection almost human Susielli tightly to her and grunUd sus-piciously as visitors lingered about herpflge

During the few weeks a number orare animals been born in tho pirkFour days ago on of the Siberian U apdaTe birth to a tingle cub Bears are teltorn born in captivity and even whenurn the mother generally neglects them

For two days the little fellowlarger than a guinea pig although themother weighs nearly 300 pounds appearedto be receiving the proper oars and nourishmeet It waa cautiously visited by Kwpei-MulvehlU at frequent intervals Lute lrthe of the second day Muhrehlldiscovered that the mother had wilfull-nhanged her sleeping quarters and the tinynewcomer had become thoroughly chilled

It waa brought to the reptile houswarmed and placed la cotton while Mveralkeepers were scurrying forfoster mother returnedand the little bear was ImmediatelyIn her charge Tho foster mother all intier had weakened thecub which died early the next morning

One of the strangest In thePark U n porcupine which receivedtouch the same treatment from in motheras did the bear Keeper Greebe isOils odd baby a and although

in it must be han-dled with care Apparently it is coveredwith long gray cactusI pleasant to the touch comparedthe creature With a mighthe called decidedly bowlegged Greebesulcer pet like a dog

unnoticed-In house eccentric conditions

attend the rearing of a of fernielance During the volcanic disturbancesIn Martinique the curator of inhe a letternondent In St Lucia explaining that

thousands of the hadbeen smothered in tho Pele-

eMlja colricldenco the ship bringingti letter North carried a female

Ivinc of the kind In arty zoologicalinstitution In this country So deadly-ire ti M snakes that few care toiiem A month after her arrival theuiDrl ed reptile hoiiM staff by giving

birth to youngIh young art in

With the exception of theall re mblt the mother but this

portion of their body Is a livid yellowWithin afterno died in less than a minute from aroko of their fangs These young vipers

are Always born possessionl oUon fangs and are at once

to shift for themselves The motherpays no attention to

A is raren captivity elaborate preparations

to thelassfronted boxes was at on oe constructedn cacti box two of the little snakes ventwartored Each compartment contained

a miniature brancho climb upon and to used in sheddinglie skin a sheet of blotting kept

ninMonpil at all times The blottingth atmosphere of the boxes damp

which c wax necessary for wetof I ho young

FViMened various boxes aunll chart on which was to be markedhe date when a reptile took food Thenalte were fed with tiny frogs onci in

iirsnakes are feeders In

ivitv and only ton of the little vipers bean feeding Thet am thriving grow

X Tho rest of the are ampiilsory manner Frogs legs are run

throats a slendercp nnd although they are slightly

fuller than the ones which teethrily vigorous and healthyis tlm of the curator

they will feeding soon of theirwird

WOES SEW WASXT UPVXK-

MKiutre Ha an Kxcllent Explanation forllli failure to Keep Ills Feet

A innii who said he was Peter McGuirennl that bo lived at SS5 Fiftyfourthtr t which Is a stable was

arraigned yesterday in the West Side policecurt cluirgod with intoxication Policeum Keuney Moglntrata Breon that he

found floundering around inSiclith avenue last night

And have you got to say to thatMediiri the Magistrate-

I hal n w iho your HonorWhat huts that got to do with itVY 1I your Hlverence I mean your Honor

kin yer Itlvvroncea pardon did everT nn eriws thn wooriu a

tmlr av phoes DidTh MftKistratn in the affirmative

iio A Honor SureI Ulilnt kaiw mu feet and A Lilt drunkVl

1 rtnnt know nliout that said the MagIlrat but tho excuse is a now one Your

hr to Iw somewhat worn now JoI Hie and Me if you can keep on your

rnirr mrn FEUOW FEELINGniiiilnt Hob A Fireman nreaiue He Had

llren One Illinself-Ntw RociiKU X y Jan 25 Tho-

I tw of Mrs Oulnan In Drake avenue wasrr l lx l n a o nndthe burglars carrd f ff and jewelry IwlonglngI half a dozen boarders Jack GruganMo driver for tho Xow llochello Fire Dol rtin iit l t a gold watch heimvived a by iiiaJI containing Jita-

l irkie was a note which read like thisSince taking your watch I have learned

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LIEUT EVAXS EXONERATEDAcquitted by the Court Martl t That Trl

Him for Neglect of DutyNonroLE Va Jan 25Meut H

Evans Jr U 8 A who was tried bymartial at Fort Monroe last week UK tthe of neglect of duty and eion

today that In was arrestedon Oct 31 last and was only released onDee 3 after he had been for fortyninedays deprived of an officers privilegesUnder the army regulations ono nomust be tried within ten days unit tinpout should be remote

The charges preferred against LieutEvans said

That First Lieut H Clay Evansstudent officer In the Artillery School nlFort did wilfully neglect the courseof work prencriboifor him by Capt X C Davis Instructor-in Artillery School In tin iieiwrtmcntiof electricity mines and mwhanUm thatthe neglect was between the10th and 20th September last

Upon the the ixttirt whichconsisted of Major Best president and tenother artillery officers with Copt HarrisJudge Advocate the prosecution failedto sustain the charges and Lieut Evanswas acquitted Major Charles Evans olTennessee Lieut Evansn cou ln a Spanish-war veteran was counsel for Lieut EvansLlfUt Evans who saw service In Chinaand the Philippines saUl today that htwas absent from instruction duty on thedays named only because he woe ill fromthe effects of hardships endured In serviceUo i u innnly fellow anti I popular wllliofficers and men at the fort

C5t n Edgar Allen formerly United StatesDistrict Atornoy at Norfolk who U nfirm frieml of IJput Evanss father formerCommissioner of Pensions said todaythat there was no evidence upon whichto try Lieut that lila exonerationWOH Alen is a veteran ofthe Civil War is prominent in the GrandArmy of t he Republic and In t he Republicanparty in Virginia

A HELLO FROM THE ttOCKlES

What D You Think Tile Telephone Clrli-

Thrrr Have Got Raise of Wages

What do you think of that remarked-one of the hello girls in a downtown tele-phone exchange yesterday turning to tingirl who sat given t ho

Rocky Mountain girls an Increase In theirwages You know they have a union outthere which recently irgnnized andthey threatened to go on strike unless thecompany increased their wugos SIS a

company has given In and theyllthe Increase from the 1t of February

Thats a week from today What dothink of that

How do you know Inquired the othergirl

Why I Just got It over the wire from a

friend of came the answer Itmust bo true for it CHIIU druight frimChicago along time lire

Why Idldnt know they had telephonethe Rocky Mountains remarked tin othergirl I didnt know they had any ofChicago

iit me tell you continued I ho firstspeaker 1 got it straight und It true

news came to nu a little while agoby telegraph ami partly by

A ittin line

I wouldnt be a telephone girl out thereremarked the be dieudful among them Mormons I oIlthe gIrls have the fume husbandBut tell me how you got the IIOWK

In the first place remarked the girlwho hud the aii operator iu SaltLake City sent It along to snottier

who sent the liens to Payne Idahoand Payne sent it to Tree and UtahTrue neiit to a nt Dillonwho Bent it to another friend of tnlne atButte Mon My friend there win thou

news to Helena to her friend in CheyenneWyo and it to her at

Neb where Bryan lives und nho toldit to a telegraph operator who knew a friend-of when he ttent thenews to friend in Chicago the wilt iton to me Strange isnt it how can

news right out of the heart of the RockyMountains just been telling to afriend of mine who a telegraph operator-in the Western Uniontended to the news to a friend of hiswho was a telephone operator in Bostonwho had another an operator iu the

If I alone In a Rocky Mountaincentral office Id be seared to sit thetime remarked the other

all the time that a bear lionmight In to me some night that Idbe on night Id rather be herein New without an increase in wagwouldnt you

Sure came the answer you hear nilthe news lucre anyway and moreinvitations to dinners theatre partiesHello George did you getfor me

HOSTILE TO TEXXESSIK-

MUiltflppI Wants to Know Why Her NrUli

bor Wont Vive fp Alleged Criminal

NKW OHUEANB Jan 2S There may be

a severance of friendly relations betweenMississippi and Tennessee a a result of thetreasury scandal proceedings Time officialof Mississippi are anrloui to learn if it Is

to be the policy of the State of TennesMo

to refuse requisitions drawn legally charg-

ing a plain offence where there everyIndication that the man can nccure a fairtrial in the State hat wants him If hereIs a to deliver Armntead the Mem-

phis charged with handling themoney taken from the Mississippi Statetreasury it Is probable that a of

will be by Mississippi

stead to uovgone Into office as tlm sueitMor of

who twice refused to deliverrtnstead up to the Mississippi authoritonce on the l that thu milletmeRit was defective and charged no offence

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hero Is small doubt of hi acquittal Ifov Frailer refiws It then the of

through her officials mayretaliatory measures

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MSTKBIIAM X V Jan 2SIn on Item

today SIS with reference to JudgeHoughton having yesterday granted four

llvoroes it was stated that McCroswas divorced from tier husband John

icCrosBPn that the couple were married

husband and nevern heard from hi wife H is true

that an Interlocutory decree grantedtrs MoCrossen husband resides

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day following their marriage July 18

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MR HOWARDS LOVE LETTERS

THE rAiTon ii77irniirs PET770V Foil IXVKST1GATIOX-

Hy a Vote of Majority of IIU parMilanrtIle tliurch Withdraws Slrmbeiship In time iiwterly Meetlns Timtlaklng It an Inilrprmirnt liurili

BATAVIA X YInn 25 Tlio Rev GeorgeN Howard Pastor of the flank Ktinot

Rijitirt Church thin publication of wholove letters has iiu od a big Kcnsatloihero and who lathoroU2hinveRtlgallon has repudiated his call for on

council and to preventInvestigation hat organized nbolt In his church Hy this a majorltof his parUlilniiers a now churchInto existence and a bitter feud IN on betweentutu divided factions

Till is the climax up to date of the fliulltiof n bunch of love letters sent to PantoHoward by women They were gathcrud tip in ccrn M by his boarding mistressMrs Mlllan Clement and parted togetherThen she sought to prevent tho lnstnlllniof Howard as poxtor und the Hov CyrusA whom hhe took counsel with

Howard said herwas all mi Invention and the church trusteestook hi word for it and hn was InstalledImmediately h brought suit to recover

10000 damagM from Mrs lenient unitJohnson for slander and nl o t i

letters which ho admitted were hisIncn then hero has U en one

among tho two factions over tinmerits of tho Tlm niitlHowardileiHUV that a ninrriiHl man receiving love lettersfrom other women of ini aHhmotones which they btitmyed Is not Jut tlmsort of ixThon to minister to their fiiritimwelfare from the pulpit Howard Kilehe courted an Investigation anti the churclsent u jxtltion to M etlniof B Churches held In Uile TinQuarterly InuuedUitely granted

r of rhiiroh which calledfor thu upN inlnient nf threefrom their body Howard wanted a Iusays Komu of hw own friends on tho counciland Hnt a petition linking ior npjMilu-tnitiit of two mliii ter fromtwo more to be appointed front his churchand a fifth to npiKilnted fourinlnLstem ThU alo va grouted Xov-hu says that the first petition wn pottonup and hustled through by miretire ent

and tliat filgiuittiiiM were obtained toa manner not ooiisiKtunt with honor

He nNo protests nijalnst the council whieh-h nt le l for hliii elf

Thn Hov I 11 DurkvH of Itochester-cliulrinun of Hiutu Prohibition Com-mittee former jjistor of the Untavia-Iliurch wan iiaiiicil by the Quaneriy Meit-ini the ljivoMitaiicn Hiuntil l iMereiifiiiis and llcwatd-Miys that nut pillule at any

that le is inteirtted in KIV-Sthnt In if tile mini whu nil hayu i slitterand propos ti nt thai inivrvM-nnit li ikH after Ho also objeciH theHer Or Pirsons ut wliu viis uppointed a one uf the tlvn 10 ait-an he fays i iiit lit the districtand ban no biHinc to hit He also nfcra-to fiiit that 1arriOiH has till of1 I wliich he mivs any buyfor US Howaui withilfuliiiK Into touii and at a wen s slon

to undermiiK hU HO H ivpulatlnnho wn inuaehliiK tlf wild

of God from his pulpit-It wai to Howard that the council

WHS to ovent and llfty tneinlwrH-of tin rhliT h were KCH II to the weeklyprayer inwlinK without any aiitioimcc-iiicnt a biMiiiefs ion wan to H heldafterward After the service of prayerHoward played his andlens wore nml tlm church de-clined to appoint two initii rH to itt with

other inn Then a leoliitloli wasutiiiriiiiu illy adopted wlthdrnwuii the-

Ihiireh from memlM in the QuarterlyMotiii and making it an entirely Inde-pendeni rhtirrh

lr of th cnuncll willheld in I i

announced renarde t of nny views hatHoward may hold Tlio Mitt

provided for any jssil i cxintiiinencynamiiiK emergeniy

of who will act Iri presentHoward do s not ct to th re TheseKi in will under t ho Churchlaws he is barred from having legal unelthere Tho Church law allows howover-meml rs of tie Hritavia churrli In Hood

o be present but other pulill-oprons are enranee

tun liiv t lHtix which Howardin tK anxious to ICLMIIJ of will-

be oflered in oviil tir hue o nre stillin lbs Mrs Cleiuetit and niv stillto be used ill her deforce III the xiillliK-flatider action Howard tiidonvoiid to-

Kcun an which would preventMr v il lcr i

oflered them If would pub-licly ndmit their ownersblp which lie has-praciioaly ikiiie by he action to-

f s iinnt rn ittsSenator rsil i Hill Oellinllliic Their

llu lne llnrlonoSenator Thomas lrmicis inidy emo-

crntlc of tlo minority in the upperHOUMI has Introduod a huhaffecting stenographers In tho Xcw Yorkcity courts puxzls them as to ittptlrpowH The lull intends to amend sec-tion 82 of tho Cud of Civil Iroriduri rel-

ativoto these Monographer declaivsLad Mflincraliher 1M III tills Bit

is nn nfllr r of tln or court for fir tiy-

whuh i andutah the liKchnri of 11s iluilis mint suitMillie tlio Colistitiitiotiil oath of andmile the jnie In the ofti of the cl rk ofnut or in the Minr iint I ourt In tin

of tin clerk of ilieroiiiit y whet o the trimor the lut iisjilt hy whlili or by hinDlie iiliiillilcil A pel son I M hpointed to Ilie oOlre nf MCMfiiri unto

III lie strnovraplilc art Xor of court In the cliv or Xew

York stnll T heioiilf illti ll directlynr Indlroctly us cuimnitinc imity partnerstockholder r otJiirwl in or in the performaiK of my null HI i voik or ImMn-rrelntlnc to tin preparation or prlrtiriK I niiv-ciisc or lillY nr liny ris-contalliiin excepting on iiiipeil or nny hillof exception r papers on troll nnn

millions or briefs points orroini il in tiny ca itomllnir In Mir court Insaid Ifnf In tlio city or New Vorls HU-Ihe or beiiiiie MI Interested in any Miiliwork of t roiiaintlon of union the-

me shall be clnvolved upon lilin by lawiu linll forfeit his olllce

The bill wns read twice nnd referred toCotiunlttrrt on Codes of which Senator

is chairman

ronK OF ir svir HOSPITAL

nn04M Iatlents Were Treated lucre

The dir tor of Mount Sinai Hospitalleld fiftieth nntiitnl moot hug yesterdayn thou Inlted Hebrew Charities llullding

rwtiviii a ivpori that nVithind IHOII trenkd patients

dmlttod to tlio hospital Tlm sum ofi83StX was received in IwqiieBtc making

total contiibiitlon of tl caono Anddltlonal 150000 Is required to complete

ho new hospital building now being erectedn the Fifth avenue block between hOIst

lOJd streetsThn now will require fJ5CKX

for mamtonnnc tomembership in tho hospital in the lat year

tonlA lifpniz i portrait of President Isaacallaeli was ycMorday The old

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TOIFV SUBSCRIBES 93S30OO

Brunswick to t Securea Steel Industry

lincxswiCK Qa Janwas held hero last night to considersltlon to donate 200000 cash as a bonusto the Mohawk Valley Steel anti Wire Cornpany of Worcester Mass to awith n dally capacity of 1000product The meeting was so enthusiastthat the city and county officials

100000 and the citizens mado upscrlptlon of 225000 additional thus over-subscribing the amount called for

The plant will t e in operation within four-teen months and will employ from 400to Cooo hands The town Is wild withjoy and tho official of tho MohawkSteel nnd Wire Company who are lucreare satisfied that they have east their linesIn pleasant places

SVLtnAX IULL WILL SIIIXESyndicate f Diamond loanrrs to help

Out the Hon Florrlei FullitwmAt the annual ball of the FlorrIe Sulllvar

Association In Everett Hall nextHome surprises will be sprung on the eltof tho Ikiwery and the reformed and un-

reformed Kngelltes of de Ate Hosejtho lawyer is responsible for of

He has promised to makethis affair so swell that till guys uptownwho pull off spiels In the WaldorfA torlwill U running i Cf Imitations of It this restof the winter

Among tho Innovations are a cotillonn lugpunching contest and clog dancingThe participants in the cotillon had a rehoamd yesterday afternoon In the Kngu-lHochstlm Hotel in Fwsex street andalter four hours hard work announcedthat many more reheuraals were needed

lead the cotillon and if thn-Siilllvutis iiavo got pull enoupji Maggie

will small sIlver corkscrews Every-man will wear evening dress and sweaters

Ixt barred except In the gallery wherethe ostracized Hut sit

Among those who will occupy boxesaccording to the announcement of theCommittee on Wetgoods are Terry McGovern Congressmen U HSnlTior and Senators Foley

and Ulordan AldermenPorgos antI Harburger SimonMayor of Second avenue Lawyer

Al Kramer theEpicurean Club from tho Atlantic Garden

1hllTo lend brilliancy to the affair a number

of Host will loan a peckor FO of diamonds to those vouchedthe SulllvatiH The pawnbrokers ore pro-tected loss a companyhut to guard aKahist ab

at all the entranceswho haw previously l oen Introduced totill the diamonds At mid-

night there will a parade around the haltof alxmt two hundred memlierM of theEagles The oMraclxiid set on their wayto lint cnllery will b furnished with er-

rolUirs they niu t wear throughout

mid last night that Hon Flonledetermined to thus silt out-

s Inc any of the famous Martin KngelAssociation balls

Carriages may Iw ordered at 8 o clock Inthou momiii-

tTF tinT ItAIlt l IFIL STIIHFT

llonsnrii llpenwnrk Klorklnit MiKrthe Hulk of the KildrnceGallagher of the Ellal etli Street

station heard recently that n disorderlyresort was running III a room In Pell streetand with two of his men he visited theplant curly on Sunday morning Tho-x li v found three women and two China

men and two Japanese drinking tea togot her According to the police the roomHUH gorgeously furnished

The captain picked out a woman who until

she wax Daisy Howard as the proprietorand the others along as witnessWhen wete In the Toinbnp iliff Capt Gallagher hadnt much

to except a tliiiof the Howard womans coiitilino of whichthe most conspicuous feature va the

UKklngH They were block oralIn his detectives agreed

with him In the descriptionthat

the lioo luaU any evidence that tho placewas disorderly discharged allprisoneis-

IMIS sMEit Tin ritisFTsU-arltlnK Awoke tile Hmutholil llrfore the

Title e IpitatrThe array of preKnts ought have been

iiiihsing from engagement receptionof Max lieUrskln antI Sadio Clare KlauniIII the lpb rykin houi 30 West llJth-MrLit Lift night hut for the family lingThn ptiMMitH cure on view on the MKIIIU

floor utah family say they were worthlit IMIII WOKI

Early on Saturday morning tIle barkingtif tho dog in the aroused MaxIJeliernkiii anil he awoko his father

Ilclxrskin They fotNil the diningroom and banmen strip ed of silvercut and clntlUng burglars hall

dog before they had a chaniv-to get upstairs The placeth ir lost at IJtiOO-

fLOHH FltOV GAHItET A HOIHHT-

To llel Frrct a llillliiliiB tile Patersonv H r A-

IAiKnsov Jan SS Garret A Hohartmold Itns mind liainford Bros yesterdaycontributed 111100 itch to the fluid for ahome for the Young Womens Christian

which has purchased the oldsitu of the Second Churchwhich was destroyed by fire

Two oommiltees are at work collectingfur I ho nSW horn One committee

takes contributions of llooo and ithon obtained thirteen subscriptionsThe other committee seeks

it l with much suc-cess flit now building will ciwt about4nnOii

Tlie VteatncrTie tnrai from the Trnnri r Vallf pt rt-

nortlii tw rJ and w central yrstrnlij imirnlne-un the New coa t At nlcht It ku nanti sat lirlnr fullowrd by cliartnr rniiUtllniuSnow trll ovrr ull this ruimtry from Ihr Ohio unitTriins valleys and Iron Ibc Iikrnpr hue Mldillr Xr Knxlauil Slalrs-riic fait train Puce to ilrLt Inrbrs Therew s A nfroiid lu area over the Nuriliwett whichmoved lu hum the Nonli Iarlfle

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It WM roldrrlu the upper Mlmlulppl States and

In thIs city snow fell tbrourbout the d r until4 oclork M Th total rail was 4 InchM wlnitwas to hlch northeast hlcbrit vrlocltyattics nn hour lilibrit ttniprrsturc i lonrtt 21

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Are SOft Ilotrlkerprn In WhitePlaIn anti the Ilinbaiirt Longr-

Itllli GIants on the Htagpllow antHhrnThry Fell in Love anil Jot Married

Preparations am being made In WhitePlains for celebrating the tlilrtynilh annlvernary of the bIrth of thin wife of JackHantKlller Jack amid dont

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tended by fairies Nether do they live 01angel cake Of tho people of WhitePlains are aware of till fuel that the GiantKiller and Mil wife own a hotel In the countyseat of WeHtohoHtcr It U hue Hotel Admlral named after Its midget owner Ad-miral Pot The only nlmit he ever slewwere stage giants Folks who attendedthe theatres away back in this MM whentilt Iiliputian company played Jack tutuGiant Killer will remember Admiral DotIn the title role He I only 48 Inches highalthough he in now 39 years old and hits

little wife IB just one Inch taller tItan heldIn private lifo he is known us Leopold KahnHe was kjicnui H Admiral Dot when lieplayed in Pocahontas and the farce

Toodle with the liliputlati companyAdmiral Puts wife wwi known to the

public lu Lottie Swartwood That waslx fore she married the Admiral She In

jiiHt as handsome today as she was whendim travelled with KoripniigliH Crout as-

a member of the Royal Midget Companyplaying III lulllvers Travels as thehairv Queen This was away back In 1690

Admiral Jut joined Koropatighs ShowalMiut that time Ir wantliiTc he flrel metmid tel in lnVf vart wood Thelittle pecple wanted to get marrlotl rightaway Tlirir parent Ijtcaiixe theywere not of the sutne tvligtoU1 belief TheAdmiral was a Jew Ml Swnrtwood wasi Prenbyterlan lInt slit loved the HuntKlllnr Just the name and told lien parentsHint not hint could lop the marriageThe Admiral parentu would oorwtnt tothe marriage one condition tnly Thatwas that Miss Swartwood embrace theiHwidh Shut did BO anti the littleiviiple were married III Victoria Hall III

this city The marriage ceremony wasperformed on Sunday Aug 14 1H2

After taking a bridal tour lusting fourweeks and vUlllng the various teafhure-tedort thuAdmiral anti hits wife niriedout part of a contract by travellingwith a fhow fir four months anti thentetiirned to V ik where they hiredu tiny Hut und eirt tu liotiwkieplngtill Admiral und hi wile hud fcaved tinuiderable money ion they hail coined

JuM how much caved theAdmiral never made public A year nflcrtheir warring the bruilKht tiniest

that uver was btirn Ilien the Ad-miral und huts wife went on H visit toWhile Plains and learned that they couldbuy un oldliue hotel there for littlemoney Both had t cd at the lendinghotels of und America und as guestshad learned HUflictetit about the busluemtu know lion II tliKtclass hotel KhuUldtie conducted So they purchased thishotel aituuted oslt theIII this village ol White Plains and therethey hnv resided eer winci

lIme baby dually grew bigger than itsfather utah probablyhave tried to run thus hotel at the ago of 1

Admiral motherinlaw had notinterfered Slit weighs over 200 poundsShut went to iMjJde the familybecatiM business MI good that acashier was needed III i t uraniEver since that time the Admiral anti hiswife have been Iimlilnic money To lockafter the hud toerect u platform behind tlie bar PO as to botall to reach tutu bottles Thatplatform Is there today It tuna resulted

For instance when two men walked intothe hotel barroom one last week andordered drinks they found a man liliimlthis who weineu to l e U big heavysetgoodlonklnc with a heavy black

tramp l andu ke l for a flee

Didnt I tell you to keep out of hereroared man bar in a voicethat sounded like a bla t from the throatof John L Sullivan Didnt I tellto keep out of lucre If I come out frombehind hail Ill throw you over the rail-

road trucksTile tramp sneered and remarked

You aint big enough to do thatThe strangers were

for they belle the bartender with thebass d i voice would come aiotind

carry out his threat Again tinmumbled something and tilt manthai bar liuide a move to do what he saidlind do When he reached tilt end of the

his heutl and tlioiNllevcd he hud reached down to net adill Then M the tramp fled towatd thedour the man tit tagwnddlod orotund In trout of the bnr und theMrangers saw that he teas only 4 hutThey lunch not noticed him down Hieflight of stairs at of thenot know that he wu the famous AdmiralHut

lot acts OH general Mipeilntondenlof tilt hotel neil lioses the big chamber-maids and waitres iH8

Admiral Dot Uirn In San FranciscoIn IS4 He grew like other for threeyears and then he stopped growing IIU

was a big d tailorThe wife was In

County this State antI many of hour relact111 reside there le invited

In the to be held in theAdmirals hotel Neither thou Admiral nor

wife would announce thn date forholding of the for they N theyire o id in notoriety nowhave Kttlcd d wn life Hut thininnounconieiit will be mails a few daysofj tlrno for the party end ilmw

from all over the country will beinvited will In theiqunrn dances a band of midget musicianstvlll produce the music waiterswill serve at the banquet that is In follow

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nents have been practically completedwhereby John W Gates James A Drake

associates Including J H CulUoanto take over the Roche option on the

ropertr of the Sour Lake Companyfnchidf the land in

Lake oil field The option calls fur a of1000000 What pay Roche has

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Orders executed for Fine Costumes at short notice and

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HEALTH INSURANCE FOR HORSESH-ow horses liavo youHow much does eachHow

earnmany days In the year Is each horse sick

Can you to stand iouWe guarantee to minimize the number of days the betas In sick No man can

absolutely guard orcnrele ni iw to exposure but we nan BO build-up syhlem that it will bo to resist of dlseai

Salt U the essence of Um life of the blood Every animal needs it We give it Inour

BLUE CRASS MEDICATED SALTSSalt is tho base and the flavor We hivo added a low hormluf remedies which

this bowels and keep thin pore blood and tone upthes-yntern generally nothing organs their functions perfectly so that tho

can resist for fret booklet tho the hortoand their treatment Trial package of Blue Grass Salts sent on application

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Tile State Comiiiltslonu Plan ov Marpliy It

TIm Valley District SewerageCommission of the State of Now Jerseyhas made public Its report to theLegislature upon thin redemption of thePasalo Hlver hntweon Paterson and Its

mouth from the vent condition of

filth and Twenty separate tntini-

ripalltieH are Interested In tim problemus contributors to the pollution of the river

In genetal tIle district commission agreesupon the plans proposed by the State Suw

crags CommUslon of last year involvingthe construction of a big trunk sewer fromthe Paten on Falls through Passaic NutleyBelleville and Newark und ncro NewarkHay through Bayonne und out Into NowYork Bay with an outlet at Kobblnn Rcof

It Is ettlmateil that the sewer with itsseven branches draining Orange liistOrange Hlooiiiflelil Hldgo Montchair Oarfield Rutherford Xoith Atllngtutu Keurny East Newark and Harri on

will cot ISVKiouo incluhive of severalpumping The main whichwill follow tho wet lank of tlm Paalc to

I twenty six and a half milein from Its Mitirce at Iatowon toits outflow in New York Bay there willbe a big pumping Nation on i dge of

under Newark hay and up this hill to thohighest in wlieuco it willflow gravity to Hobbins Heel

llio charges for original count ructionwill full ui m tho vatioui cdintnunities-lienollled In proportion to their presentratabks nnd malntfiiancnIjo charged to the amount nf

wag eachA providing for carrying the Com

miVMnmus Into cTcct will ltroIn tho UgisUituic tomorr w by

J It of wnrkand it Is expected thai It will bo carried

It is hat It will m vt withutrong opposition from various ofthe State Murphy is wrongly III

favor of menHirv the UM 1 countyare united in the eTort to

tflssThe river U so Illthy and the tench from

the water Is so strong specially in thehummer months living-on Idler batik is asking for its purificationTho water Is as blank as inkand refuse Iroin till mills of Pateiwn andPaosido i covered with a flint of oil fromthe nnd ieels with the sewage ofthe Oranges Patei on lluthcrfordNewark smaller towns which draininto it

U is expected that that big sewer anal theetifom d UM will restore to tIn river theotditlona which a ol H

century ago when hilt and smelt wentcaught as far up OH Paoiilc and tin water

HO clear the Iwttom could foin-ot n d of fifteen fe l Now an objectcannot SOMI llltetii incItes under water

Thi engineers plans contemplate thedischarge of ewerago Into uchannel fathoms In New YorkHay within the jurisdiction of the State ofNow Jersey and In a t d wivy TheState nhlted for anto aM tho work Ucauw thn whole Stnfwill bo materially Ixncfltcd III health Mdwettlth-

WOMAX HAlKS V COIttT

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trtide HHKIIC troll tilt ItnnntMrs Ccrtrildo unglue wife of Chnrlo A

ITague a consulting enplncor living at SO

Twentieth tticot walked iiit theJ rfjrMin Market police court yesterdaymorning and cried

I hive tied through the etorm In

my lifeSho first a warrant for HIP

arrest of n Hackenvick woman anti thenI R II an Incoherent talk about Pn Mdeiit

nml Kaiser Wllholm She nfu d to talk to the Magistrate

antl and tried toInduce to go with hint hut shin refusedMr Hagun to bellow that hiwas ano She l tn r Iv hystericalho wild Mr had tofrom tlio courtroom by four policemen

Atlarnr rrni ral mil llwinlre nnlgrr toGive ill Time to Untie of Flint llrputv-Oswroo N Y Jan 5 Attorney

npneial Cumieen hon naked Judge CharlesN Bulger to te lRti thu oflico of MfmlripnlCourt Judgn in thIs city Ufouj takliiK tinoffice of First Deputy AltorneyGenuralIn The Isstrongly opposed to Judge Uulper attempt

to offices andhim to hula whole time and bttcmlMito thti duties of Urst Many Ugalmatters of great importanceJudge on arid Mr Cunneen has him to rellovo MrComan on Feb I U in saId that

r irill tender his resignation to MayorBaker cm that date

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Original S4rat Cost Man Departs IromIlaxter Street Forever

Jonoph Isaacs the old clo manretired Into private lifo after morn thanfifty years of great activity liaxt or streetHis former place of business on tha cornerof Hazier antI Ieonord ulnflft opposltn-Mullierrr Bend Park Is tenntnlcM Theold awning over tutu door flutters lu sootblackened rags front thus rusty sign framoand little boys have smnxhed nil the window-pane all the way up to tho third lloorMelancholy silence pervades thin bulldlnRwhere Isaacs won tho reputation of l elnthe original liandmodown man whofocoats could bo had for 35 cent andup

Before retiring from busltHf bonesbought a threestory red brick ibvelljig 1

Stanton street l wicn Elrtrlilge and AUnstreets whole lie now with Ills wifeAnulc and his son LouN In wliosn riamuthe clothing InHnoKS wa roiiductod for

vcnrs Iraaot IH imw 7s cars oilWhen wmt to llastcr Hlrut yeum

It knuwn at Oramn t tt ntid Itwas his HUCCOSM In thy linndninduwiiline that attracted the clithtor of OriginalJacobcs

About twentyfive years ago for busniece reasons ho tfoMd to run his stoleundor his own name Tlm sign over thaidoor A Isaacs A Son Joseph IKJUUUhowever continued to

Jourtwtn years the littlebuilding opjxMiio Mulberry Hciul Parkwas moved illA few years later when tin Jolm Ktmmons

put up the largofactory adjoining stoic an effort

inadi to buy the clothIersTlinn followed years of negotiations

l f w for h n o andlot wIllIe Isaacs demanded 35onu Mntttrmight have mmalnid that way until nowhunch not Isaacs nat with a dfMiK lniin m-In a teal deil a year ago Ho hind

not to to Sltnmonncombut to purchaso sotro adjoining lots

and put up n of huts ownThe owner of then lot R offeipd them forI12VW hut leaacs would give only S12JWhile he won dallying thus com-pany stepped the higher price

tin old mans plansown triangular lot os too for amodern structure with an almluift awl allIho other modem unitary urrongomcntsrequired by law

In the of hisan offer of l3 wi for hit hulldlriK fromthe Simmons Mid aciipird itEver since In tilt tvtinnieiit beenwishing In linilrii-

To Vtcd tile lieu 1C t iv llruryMOUNT VKIINON N Y Jan 2V The en

gnRoment if Miss Jnntiio Mnkvl of J3North Terrace avenue Mount Vrnnn tothe Hev Edward 0 W Moury of Now Yorkhunt boon announced Mi Mrikp Is nworker in the home mltiormry fleM Intho MiddleChurch of Now York of which Mr Mcury Isassistant minister

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