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A TIIE TWOOTvLYX DATLT EAGLE. SEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. 20 FAILJ T3 rUEKISH PASS. ummmmmmmm letter sent TO DISCIPLES HI in CUiE OF HIS WIFE'S TOW WftSREED'S FlRSTGQNGtRN DEHTISr E.

I VQGEL THREE WIVES MARRIED. ESTATE GF THEIR TESCHER jER case iUil'JLl Manufacturer Has Griudin sr.tl Polish-iug Machines Which Raise Dust. John Sklar. a manufacturer at 132 Floyd street, was before Magistrate O'Reilly in th') Lee avenue court this morning on complaint of William W. Walling of 120 East Eighteenth street.

Manhattan, a deputy factory inspector, charged with failing, after due notice, to provide exhaust fans lo carry off dust from twenty-two grinding and polishing machines. Magistrate O'Reilly paroled ihe LOW LEWIS On rday, by the Kev. illiam L. Won-cni at the rcsidi in oi the briiie'- u- 1'nthcr. Mr.

Georee nuriiham. '14m 1'niv-citon av. Philadelphia. IV. DiUMTHY, daughter of ami -Mrs.

T.ic..:.nre .1. Louis, to JOSI Mi of iiro.U- lyn, X. Y. SPZNT FIVE DAYS IX IEOTS. pMiiiFhmf nt Cruised Fedou to Dislike the Betona's Anthony Fcdon was In hi in rrl.iiim bail for the Grand Jury in the Butter street court today for pointing an empty revolver at Rob-en Y.

Fairish, chief engineer of the steamship Dei una. taking cargo e.l the foot of it was alleged by Far-rih. at the hearinc. tliat Fedou had spent fiv days in irons on the trip from Buenos Ay res fur insubordiuai ten. On arriving in Xew York the seaman was dishonorably discharged.

Fedou laid his troubles to the interference of Fairish in his affairs. Fedon told Magistrate. Steers that the revolver was not loaded, also that he had no special dislike for Farrish thai would lead to a felonious assault. Eccentric Brooklynite, Who Spent His Days in the Mausoleum, 1 Left a Small Estate. Woman Correspondent Tells the District Attorney Something About Hopkins.

Swami Vivekenanda, Under the Hindu Law, Forsook All His Kith and Kin. Nos. 2 and 3 Appear in the Mor-risania Police Court and Prosecute ior Bigamy. manufacturer until January 22. when ne must produce proof that he has placed an order DIED.

Miller for the fans. HIS WILL PROBATED HERE. PROSECUTOR IS INTERESTED. VOGEL MAKES A PLEA OF GUILTY HIS WILL IS NOW PROBATED. LEFT LARGE ESTATE.

Berry. Martin L. Burroughs. Hen riot; Kiini. John J.

Farrell. Halpin. Timoiliv Hamhlin, Claire Hibbarrt. Edward A. I'liocbc.

Movie. John iViuldinir Anna. I'nole. Lizzie Ma Putnam, Kev. K.

Read. U. Pred Property of S. M. Minasian Goes to HIS LETTERS GO ASTRAY.

Holigicve. Mrs. C. A. Walsh.

Sarah I-. A Fund Is Set Aside in Order That the Tomb in Evergreens May Be Cared For. Hopkins Eemanded to Jail for Another Trial, the First Jury Having Disagreed. Says He Met the Girls in Dentist Chair and Fell in Love With Them One by One. One of the Witnesses to It a Brooklyn Follower of His System of Philosophy.

Irish. Adelaide A. C. Wets-el, Henry. Kroehlcr.

John a I Hi. BERRY On Tuesday. January Professor Rowe Relates His Misfortunes to Eagle Suggests Poor Management in Brooklyn Post Office. Widow and Children. The will of the late Sarkis M.

Minasian of 840 President street has been filed for probate in the Surrogate's office. I'nder the terms of the will the beneficiaries are a son, George A. Minasian. of 1330 Bedford avenue, and a daughter, Orrie I. Minasian.

to whom are left $10,000 each. The remainder of the estate, real and personal, which amounts to nearly goes to the widow, Anna A. Minasian. Mr. Minasian died at his home on Deceuiher 24 last.

Yandcrbilt ny. MARTIN' DERliY the T4th year of his age. Funeral private. on HENRIETTA of Garret K. ROVG II A 1 Elrr.hurst January M'RYEE.

beloved wife MORE PAY FOR REGISTER'S STAFF lHstrk-t AHorney Clarke is io-day vrry much interested in a mysterious and anonymous cornv.poii(irnt, a woman lie thinks, who has projected herself into the Hopkins mur-ih-r rase, v. hieh has been on trial for two days before County Judo A spina 1 1 and a jury and which resulted late yesterday attcr-noon in a disagreement. The person signs the leiier, "A dlsiniemsted party, but one who would like to see juatlee done," and evidently, the Dial rid. Attorney's oiliee thinks, knows someihing that will throw light upon the killing of Mrs. Hopkins.

The tter was received this morning, by Assistant District Attorney Roy, to whom it was addressed. It is written iu pencil and was mailed yesterday, probably at the general post otlice. The letter is as follows: Bigamy was the charge to which Edward Byron Vogel, a demist, 27 years old. of 23 Ninth street, Brooklyn, pleaded guilty when arraigned this morning before Magistrate Baker in the Morrisania Police Court. "I met these girls in the dentist chair, and 1 fell iu love with them; that's the only excuse I can give," eaid the young dentist, laughingly.

Mrs. Carrie E. Yogd, 26 years old, of till? East Ono Hundred and Thiriy-lifth street, secured a warrant from Magistrate Baker one day this week, charging her husband with desertiou. iletectivo Michel found Vogel in Brooklyn and arrested him. This Mrs.

Vogel Is referred to as wife No. 2, and she says she was married to Vogel on November 13, 1H03, by a Rev. Mr. Deyo. Uutil December last Vogel lived wilh this wife, but then deserted her.

leaving her in charge of a six-weeks-old baby. Vogel, it is alleged, told her he was tired of her, and W'as going to get another wife. Jonathan Reed, who devoted the last years of his life to cnrlng for his wife's tomb in the Cemetery of the Evergreens, made sure that his work around the mausoleum would, be carried on after his deaih. The first paragraph of his will, which has just been probated, was a provision for the perpetual rare of the tomb where his wife had slept for years, and where he was soon to join her. While his wife lay dyins Ihe old man took' her baud in his and swore that even deadl should not part them.

He swore to stay by her side forever; in tho flesh until death, should claim him. and then in the spirit land for eternity. He kept that deathbed promise so far as was possible for human being to do. He built her as costly a tomb as his money could buy, and then spent every minute of his days for many years caring for the vault and its contents. Kor a long time he slept in the vault by his dead wife's side, but the cemetery authorities Last Year's Bill to Increase Salaries in That Office and Enlarge Force Reappears.

Dr. Stuart H. Rowe is a member of the faculty of the Training School for Teachers and reside? at 840 Washington avenue. He ia not an "Old Brooklyniie," and perhaps to i hat fact is due the manner in which hits mail has been treated by tlfc Post Office Department. Dr.

Rowe came to ibis borough in September, and It was not astonishing, perhaps, that many of the letters addressed io "Dr. S. if. Howe" should have gone to the Training School iar Nursed. Ho found that out alter a while, and the people at Ihe Post Ollic promised to do better, and those at the Training School tor Nurses also promised that wheu a letter reached that institution it should be re-lmiilcd to him at the Training School for Teachers.

Very of leu alter that, however, he received letters in roundabout waysletters, as a rule, sent to ihe writer-? and thru Dr. Rowe the Olllce officials to put his' home address as well as hits school address on their books, but apparently they Hut-roughs. Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited tn attend funeral services at her lae residence, Court st. on Thursday. January is, at.

P.M. Kindly omit flowers. lli-2 E.NN1S Suddenly, at his residence. 41.1 Fiftieth st. Brooklyn, on January lii, lulls, JOHN J.

D.D.S.. age 44 veins. Funeral services at the Fourth Avenue M. E. Church.

Fourth av and Forty-seventh on Friday evening. January lit. ill ii o'clock. Interment Saturday niornius. Relatives and friends are invited to attend; also of Day Star Lodge No.

F. and A. Hay Star No. 81, O. E.

Vigilant Council, It. Queen Esther Court No. Amaranth, Seneca Order of the Gulden Cross; Junior Order. No. 1 1 American Mechanics, of Itayonue N.

Waverly Council. Daughters of Liberty. No. The Vrdanta Society of Now York is today ccli'brai ing its twolfth anniversary anil olso lie foriy-third anniversary of the birth o( its founder, Swami Vivekenanda, who died in India, July 4, The celebration Is being held al the society's headquarters, West cieveniy-Brst street, Manhattan. Nearly all the lale Swatni's followers in Manhattan and Brooklyn are there, and they are congratulating one another that the complications which arose over the Swatni's will, which was made in this country, July 6, have been settled by the Probate Court of New York in favor of the contentions of the Vedantists.

This well left all the property of Swami Vivekenanda lo five of his disciples, including Mrs. Sarah C. Bull of Cambridge, widow of Ole Bull; Francis II. Leggett of Manhattan and Margaret E. Noble ot England, otherwise known as Sister Nivedita.

Tho document was witnessed by Mrs. S. Ellen Waldo of Monroe street, Brooklyn, and 12. C. Harvey of 220 West Twenty-fourth street, Manhattan, followers of the Swami.

Betor the will could be probated under the. laws of the Slate of New York, the executors, who included the above named beneficiaries, were required to notify the next ot (Special to the Eagle. 1 Albany. January 17 Senator Gardner has reintroduced the bill of last year to increase January lii, 1 istrU Attnuv i'fiir sir-hi HtKiili I l' All. pkms IlilVlllS ii she lnt trv IhiMiuihI ll le I lie luioihtls the lii U'viilvcr with whiili ii lit-, hermi.si i Ik- l-iiv the llin- On Monday last Mrs.

Vogel No. 2 got a hater in limit ini'ilht-r piTsun In Im-ilit Miit-i'my Iht Slit- WliUliI lllilt fiL a revolver with htr -Mrs. O.lll oi' tli' in Cotnjja n- No. Lady Hancock Circle Mrs. Hi uyn) bn ions of the Forestc: kins'.

Siii- is not tlif only on his n'hw nls.i. He iMr his sisitf Mrs. Ihiiyn ht tried to hut ititpkmnt trit .1 liuve fin- lo Ui.it He tur the resmenee, Tuesday, EXNIR JOHN J. EXXIS. at his 4 1 Tj Fiftieth st.

nt 1ft oVn.l salaries in tho register's office ot Kings Couniy. The. bill provides also for a large number of additional clerks and officials. Some of the present employes are Democrats and some aro Republicans, so that there is a partisan understanding, apparently. The amount of salary Increase is about $30,000 a year.

The measure provides for a easaier at $S00. and one confidential bank messenger at $1,200. The mailing clerk's salary is increased from $1,200 to the tickler clerk from $1,500 to one assistant, tickler cleric la provided for at and two at $1,200. There Is to be another assistant chattel mortgage clerk at the satisfaction clerk is raised from $1,200 to an assistant is to get $1,200: the chief clerk of tho block index is raised from to $2,000. Provision is made for eighteen general clerks at $1,200 each instead of seven assistant index clerks ami for tailed to do so.

If they did, they have tailed lo use it. He lost an average of two letters a month when he Hrsi came to Brooklyn, and about one a mom Early last spring even a delivery letter went astray. He complained to the i'ost Office people, and tracers were sent out, but that letter has not yet been lound. On December HO last the Mat-mlllan Company sent lo Dr. Rowe a bundle of proofs of a book which he is preparing, and a let-tor notifying him of the tact, dome person in Macmillun's office put the word "street, instead of "avenue," on the envelope, and presumably made the same error on tho from tile dentist.

Ho begged torgiveness, and said it she would take hint back he'd bo good. But the woman had upent. a miserable month alone with her baby at 003 Bast Ono Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, Christmas and New Year's being barren of the usual holiday mirth for her. She gave up the Hat and went to her mother. Sho was not to be reconciled so easily.

Sho got the warrant from Magistrate Baker and caused the arrest of the dentist. Wife No. 3 proved to be Mrs. Ida Vogel, nee Elbers, 24 years old, of -15 West Nineteenth street, Manhatlun. She was married lo Vogel on December 12 last ill, Ihe Little Church Around the Corner, in Twenty-ninth streel, near Madison avenue, by the Rev.

Dr. Houghton. From the relation of facts, money ni i H-t. 'm-. 1 would come -hi the stand, but us any notoriety WOUlrl hUlt 111 ioitiott.

lnilnt- yull will this letter. Should I recall any otle-i' I will let ynu know, A dlslnteri'siiM paity. IiUl oat- who would like to sec tlune. Mr. Hfi'kins.

three years ago. while his wife wu un 1 1 1 in one room to aiiotlicr tn the tlii'ine iivt'. himse was loollnii with Hie same revolver ivhi'h her. Slit had jut piissed from tlie.ilinInK tn the kitchen when the Kiin exploded a liultet went into tin' woodwork which Mrs. lloijkiuF hit only a second b'-fure kin of the testator.

Mrs. Hull and Mr. Leggett, who understood the law of the statu, tried to find out who were the heirs at law ot the Swami. hut they found that tho very religion which they had embraced was a barrier in their way. By the Hindu law it Jnnuarv Hi.

V.m. Funeral servire.s al Melhmllst Episcopal Chureh, Fourth av and Fori y-sevent si, Friday, January at I' M. Day Star Lodge. F. and A.

will convene at Day's Hull. Fifty-fourth st and Third av, at P.M. sharp. (Baltimore papers please copy.) FARRELI- At the resilience of his niece, Mr Philip Dougherty, "til I'nion Ft, near Slxih av. Brooklyn, JAMES FARRELL, resident of the Filth Ward for eighty put a stop to this.

Neither storm nor sickness ever kept th9 old man from his wife's tomb. When ill and almost dead, he would creep over to tho cemetery and go through Ills dally task. Ho was careful to see that no speck of dust ever rested on his wile's casket. The wax flowers and deeorntivo objects she had mado In life were hung in the vault. The old man.

when all alnno, would frequently stand for hours and gaze upon the dead features through the glass-covered coffin. He would work steadily all day long sweeping away the dirt and trash that the winds blew into the little space before the vault's door. When he was stricken in 1902 he decided that he was likely to die In a few He went to a lawyer friend and made his will. It was a brief document. In making it.

Reed's first thought was of his wife and the vault he hod built for her and for his own body. He had a jealous fear that sonw other body of his family might bo interred in tho vault. He did not want the privacy of his tomb disturbed and he made strict provision that no other Interment should be made after his own. He directed lhat the trees and flowers ha wrapper ot the proots. 1 he letter was returned to the publisherd.

The proofs have seems a monk forsakes all his kith and kin unil only his brethren arc recognized by him as his kindred, when the cxeYulors of the Swami's wlll'found out ihaf they could not learn who were the heirs ut law they three abstract clerks at $1,200 each. The number of comparers at $1,200 is increased from four to, seven and the number of cus not yet been found. The Ma. tnillan Company asked to have Ihe package traced, as late as Vogel married this young woman tho day after he left his Bronx home and wife. todians from two to six at $1,000.

The office is also to have a stenographer at $1,200: a delivery clerk at $1,200 and thirty-live copyists at $1,200. This bill was bealen by Senator McCarren last year. It will be introduced in the last Saturday, but no word of it has yet been received. "I think the postmen or my district are not responsible in any way." said Dr. Rowh lo-day, when relating his experiences, "if a letter or package reach them reaches me; but it so often stops short of them.

What can I do? Are there others in similar plight, or am I the one person iu Brooklyn who lias been seleetod as a victim because I am a stranger?" Assembly by Mr. Harvey (M. a friend of the new Register, A. J. Boulton.

had to report that no heir.i at law could be found, und the will may now he probated. Swami Vivekenanda came to this country iu 1.S'J3, when oil years of age. to attend tho Congress of Heligions at the World's Fair in Chicago. With other Orientals who attended the conference, ho created quite a stir and the Swami decided lo slay lure for a few years and He eamo to New York and was very sueeesstul in gel ting followers of ihe veilauta religion. He became known lo Brooklyn through his lectures here.

He lectured before Hie Brooklyn K.hiial Society and oiher organizations. When lie benator McCarren was against It before because it gave Register Doolev so much had planned around the tomb should be kept perpetually in trim condition. These trees and flowers were his pride in life. additional patronage. He Is not greatly in- icrcsieu in it mis year.

The residue of his estate was left for The bdlcr is interesting the prosecutinji auihorities, noi so much lor what if hints at, but for what it conceals the identity of the writer. Mr. Roy said this morning that he would very much like to talk with the wriur. merely in ihe interests of just ice. For.

if a wroimiul charge was made against Hopkins as lo the bribery allegation and his sister. Mrs. Bruyn, as to the truthfulness of her tes-ttmony on the frihl, by the writer, the TU'nseeut ion ought to know it. For the same reason the District Attorney's office is ns anxious lo know whether the writer is stating ihe irulh. In giving the letter out for publication Mr.

Roy said that he did it with the hope that his correspondent would disclose his her identity nnd that ihe District Attorney would aco that no ill would come to the writer. There was a sharp contrast in I he demeanor of Denton Hopkins, who is on trial for his life and charged with the deliberate murder of his wife, Elizuboth, on October 7 last, when the Jury returned to the court yesterday afternoon and announced disagreement. Hopkins had confidently expoet-ed lo be acquitted, and. all during the trial, he had maintained a look of indifference. When he found that he would have to undergo the ordeal again he almost fell to the tloor and had to be supported by his attorney.

equal division among his nephews and nieces twenty In number. The relatives will bo CASSIDY SEEKS A COMPROMISE. TO SELL SUB-SURFACE PLANS. disappointed when they learn how very small Is Ihe estate that Reed left. Tba old man had at his death about In a The police allege that Vogel also has another wife, Carrie, whom he married five years ago.

This young woman was obliged to go to work lo support herself, having a son 4 years of age. Vogel is the father ot this child, Ihe police say. The woman worked in a Sixth avenue department store In Manhnt I an. Wives No. 2 and 3 were in court together, and I hey heeamo quite chummy.

"I hope he gels forty years." said No. .1. "Me loo," said No. "but you are better off i ban 1 am. lor I have my baby to care for." "To think, the brute," said No.

3, pulling her arms around No. 2 and kissing the infant child No. 2 carried in her arms. "You're Ihe third." cried No. 2.

"He's got another wile somewhere downtown." "Don't siiy that," said No. 3. "Well, he'll talk any girl into marrying him." Vogel watched the two wives talking together. He was amused and commented upon the Incident: "They look like old pals, over there. I fell In love wilh them one by one.

Thai's all I can say." Ida is tall, brtmetie, very pretty. Carrie is built along similar lines physically, but she's a blonde. She is nlso strikingly Queens Democratic Leader Names Committee to Make One With the Eermel Organization. Brooklyn May Renlize Good Profit on a Small Investment A Philadelphia Scheme. savings bank and a few diamond rings.

This was all lhat was left of an estate that had been estimated as high as For several years he had lived In almost miserly style In order to bo sure of enough money to put In trust lor the perpetual care of his tomb. Iclt this eouniry lo return to his monaster) near Calcutta in India he left oi the Ve-dunia Society here Swainls Abhedananda and Nirmalaiiila. 'I hey have continued his worn of proselyting and there are quite a number of Vedantists here now. "1 had forgotten nil about signing the will of Swami Vivekenanda," said Waldo, one of the Brooklyn Vedantists, tills morning. "1 remember now thai I witnessed the The twenty relatives who will share in tho estate are Frederick A.

Reed, proprietor ot Ihe Pnrk Avenuo Hold. Manhattan, and on years. Notice of funeral hereafter. HALPIX On Jnnuarv 1. V.MMi, TIMOTHY B.

HAIJMN. Long Island Council. K. of Vigilant Council. C.

B. St. Malachy's Holy Xante Society and members of the Twenty -Hrst Assembly District Democratic Club are invited to attend the funeral, Friday morning, from his late home, tlU Sunnyside av; thence to St. Mn Why's Church, where a solnm requiem mass will be offend at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cemetery.

HAMMLIX Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, January l'i, CI. AIRE, eldest daughter of Wolcdt C. and Maria Louise Hambliu. Funeral services at 3 o'clock. Thursday afternoon, January IS.

at her late residence, 27ftA Monroe st. HIBBARD On January IK, EDWARD AX-DRESS HIIIBARD, aged 43 years. Funeral from his late residence, 2 HI St. Jamen place, Thursdnv, January 18, at 2 P.M. HOLTOREVE At Chicago, on Vr.s.

CHARLES A. HOLTHKEYE. born ranees Rodulf. IRISH Ttu siiay. January ADELAIDE A.

C. daughter of James E. and J. Caroline Irish. Funeral services at her fniher's residence 200 Seventh av, Thursdav, January IS.

ut 2:30 P.M. KROEHLER- At meeting by the officers nttnelird to the Third Sub-Pre-clnct. Brooklyn I Si ren Traihe Regulation Bureau), in the Borouirh Hall, on the Itith Strncant James J. McCarthy as chairman and Roundsman John H. Hogan retording, th following resolutions were adopt ml; 'Whereas, It has pleased Almighty Hod, in His divine Ldom to remove from our midst our late brother officer.

Roundsman JOIIX KIIOEHLKR. and hy the loss id Roundsman Kioehb-r lite ehy bus Int a liiithnil oher and his latnily kind lat her and a loving be it 'Resolved. Thai we exit nd our sympathy to I he family of the deceased." MILLER On January 1. COH MILLER, In year, at bin ivid'nie, drove st Xotlco of funeral hereafter. of Ihe executors; Eliza Jane Morse, Johnsou- vllle.

Y. Mnry IS. Card, Johnsoiiville: will and that the Swami left the little property he hud to his brethren, lie had no property, us 1 recall, except a small tract ot land in t'alirornia, near Ihe Licit Observatory, which was left to him by one of his converts. Kmma Sanders, Rome. N.

Y. John Sherman. Jersey City; Mary Rickmeyer, Rome; Thomas hherman, Umghamton; John Heed, Tojw haunoik. N. Y.

Mary Morris. I.aiiiincburn. At a meeting of the Queens County Democratic Committee yesterday afternoon it was voted that Chairman Joseph Cassidy name a commit tie of five to arrange for a compromise between the regular Democracy of the county and the Bermel organization. Mr. Cnssidy named as the committee Joseph Cas-Hidy of the Fit-Hi Ward, George Wallace of the Second.

P. J. Mara of the Third. George H. Creed ot the Fourth and Joseph I Towers of the Fifth.

It is annouhCdU that Mr. Bermel will meet the committee, and the outeomo of the conference Ih eagerly awaited. The politicians of the county are greatly oxereiaed over the Incident, and cannot quite understand its significance. N'. hauneey Reed and Mary Uailey.

James W. Ridgway, as he heard himself, remanded to Jail to await another irlal. The Jury went out at 11: tri o'clock yesterday morning and catoe in at P.M. to announce they were hopelessly nt odds. They Blood six to It is said, upon the ques-lion of guilt, but the six who thought Hopkins KUilty hud different ideas as to the degree.

Judge Anplnnll discharged the jury and refused to consider ihe question of bail In Hopkins' raw. Cambridge. N. R. Sturgeon, Indianapolis, William H.

Reed, Shaftesbury. "I'm dying to see No. 1," said No. S. "Me too." wept Carrie.

Bail In the sum of was fixed In Vo-gel's ease. He didn't give it, and was locked up. FOGARTY LOSES HIS JOB. t.eorge Heed. While (-reek.

N. Kai Bravton. White Creek: Chauniey O. Rd. Cambridge; Sarnh Frances Simpson, Troy, N.

Edward R. Reed. West Eightieth slreei. Manhattan; Julia Ann Reed. Vallev BOGART REVOKES A LICENSE.

Fnlle. N. Charles Reed, Albany, N. Y. CommiFRioner Cozier of the Department of Water Supply, (J a and Electricity, has hroiifiht to linht one of the minor ways In which tho city can increase its revenue, and he huvh he is indebted to his electrical enRlneer, H.

S. Wynkoop, for the plan which has be-cn formulated, and It Is di sired to lay before the public, in advance of an application to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment for funds to carry on the work. Mr. Wynkoop. In turn, credits iho Idea to Phlbide'Iphla, and Insists that whatever ercdll he may huvc meriled is due only to (he preparation of sample ma and I lie constant ureinf of ihene jnnps upon his superiors and associates.

Mr. Wynknnp'n Idea, in brief, is to have pri pared maps showing the charaeter, location and dimensions ot all ui)-urface on ihe hinhwavH of Hrookiyn. ami, thioii'-'ih the sale oi ihM Intormat ion 10 corporations and contraciors, io make the bureau noi merely self-suppori iiiK. bill profitable 10 ihe city. Mr.

Cozti'r luu taken up the a i lor and enlisted he hear I co-oprration of Hoiouj.ii President 'tiler and ConimMHioin of Public Works Dunne. Sub-seipp nt to a confr renee bei ween Ihese oltic-lals. Mr. Cozier gave out ihe following Btutc-nient "Mr. Wynkoop's plan conicmplaics an ox-pendiiure of io secure a revenue of per nnnuin.

In oih words, the plant wotiM tru -Si pT cent, nn ihe investsoent. Blizabelh M. Reed. Valley Falls. All of BY AIRSHIP TO NORTH POLE.

these are nephews and nieces, except Doris Sturgeon, a grandnieee. "1 wish you would deny that Swami Vivekenanda was a Buddhist monk. Neither lie nor any of his Now York followers are Hud-ilhisls. They aro Vedantists. v.hleh Is a Hindoo philosophy more ihan anything else.

It is a very broad and catholic philosophy, and. as Professor Max Muller said, it embraces all oi her reunions. 'It. gives absolute treedum to its students to elionse any path, whelher ditulisiic, ritualistic, qualified nen-duallstic or monlsile. with nil their as Swami Ahhr-dnnunda put it in one of his lectures.

It would emtnace an atheist, even, so broad Is its philosophy. It simply asks that whether a man he a Christian. Mohammedan, a Binldhlst or what not, that he bo the best lie can of whatever he Vidanta. however, does have Its own methods. They are railed "YnKa" method.

There is the "Knrna Yoga." which teaches the active man how lies! to make his dally work a task of ense. accomplished with a minimum of the loss of energy; Hie "Bhuk'l Yoga." adapted tn tho training of emotional natures, tn as "to lead lliein to the reiza- Letter Lending to His Dismissal May or Mny Not Have Been Toiged Job's Gone, Anyvny. "Was tin Iciipr forRcd. or how v.ir It'o-trany Urea?" Is ft qiM'Mion that was partly ll Isesllmuied lhat thi so heirs will recelva incut each after ail expenses are paid. Mfrchints Employment Exchange.

It Is Alleged, Took Fees for Jobs That Did Not Exist. and Ihe Sl.O'iu turned over to the iTmi'ia'y company. Snntoa Dumont Says That He Has Not Been Asked to Construct Balloon. Reeds will is on Interesting document. It has been probated hy Kxecuior George H.

Fisher, of S4 Broadway, (leorgp W. Voltz, of 81 Broadway, counsel to the executors, said to-dny that there hud been no protest. Ho had been unable to find James Reed, brother of Jonathan, who left Rensselaer County tifty years ago. Most of ihe rein- The new Commissioner of Ideensi John N. Bognrt.

lo-day in the cunt of the Merchants Employment Exchange of Wash-inKion street, Brooklyn, handed down his first decision In an 'inployniMH a ney ease since he assumed oflk-e. Several complaints had been math- to th' commiHsioner duritiR the pant week ri'Rard- Paris. January 17 M. SbiiIoh Diinioni was askoil lo-ilny nn to the probability of his voyaging to th Norih l'olc In nn airship. "Nothing whati'vor," ho siilil, "has been Bottled, anil do not ovon know whether anything Is llki-ly to romp of thp proposal.

"An American. Wali'-r Wellmnn, correspondent of the rO'cord-llerald. of I'hliano, wrote to me, as well as 10 M. Lcbatnly nnd lives live In Rensselaer, whete Jonathan Reed was born, and where ho lived until ho lion of the iiliiniale Ideal of all relig 510HR On January 17. PHnEPE.

b. Lived wife of Eui'ene P. Mohr and ihtimf'T oi Mrs. Julia Mohr. came lo N-w York and made a forluue at the trucking business.

by Justiio DowlliiB In the Suprome Court. Manhattan, yesterday. Tho proccrd-ItiK wan ono intltnti'd by Lawrence Ko-Ctirty. tt politUol leader In KlimhinK, to compel the elty to restor him to hit, po-Bitlon of aHiunt foreman in the Demn-ment nf limhwan in the oC Queens. KoR.irty wan dUmifHed on November 1.

by niefliiB of letter whl.h was Htmied with the name of (irention. Mi.nerinit'nilent of hinhwa'n in tbat Tliirteen months after his dtcharjp KoKarly hrounht leKal proeeedingM to Ret htr Job baek with full pay. AtiHtunt Counts I Kdwnrd H. Malone was KivtMi charse of th rnp for the Hty, and alter a thorough search he that thi re wnH no record In th department of I't-htlc Workfl of uny such letdr huvluff bi'i nent to KnRarty. 1 hi llevo this estimate tn be thoroughly conservative.

In Philadelphia ihe annual revenue it about $-tto per mile, and lth Urooklyii l.JUU mih-s of streetH we nveni to hae before us the prospect of collective In future years llMiUWO pi-r annum from tht SENT TO PAERDEOAT BASIN. Krunklln Ryilcr. a wutrhmnn tti Boronph Deutsch. to ask us whether we thought Hull, ban bwn I rnnsfrrrotl to the sewer plant at raeniegiU Basin. Charges of neglect of duty and iiifuhnllnai ton were mndo BRalnst It possible to reach the Norlh Pole- In an airship or navigable ballooit.

"My reply was that It was not ponslble. I pointed out thai It was necessary to con-si run a very large and romforiable balloon the "Rala Yoga," a very broad "Yoga," Indeed, covering (he whole psvelllc plane, und for one thing, teaching Christian Scientists, so it Is claimed, the whole let about T'hrU-tiun Science that they don't know; anil, lastly, Ihe "Jnuua Yoga." which "explains Ihe science of the soul, and also the fttnda-montnl principle nf spiritualism." Veilnnl-Isis up in thlR "Yoga" must be wnndcrtul spiritualist. "They know how ihe soul exists attir death and under what conditions; what kind of hoiiU can rommuuicctc with us. nnd wh.n becomes of litem afterward: how the ejrtbbounil souls, being sub-Jed io law of Karma, or Ciiusaiion, reincarnate mi this earth, Liklts humnn form again ami attain." not ihe snniversarv nf Swami or airship, shaped like Ihe one that I have built. The envelope nf this nlrship or bal KydiT hy Mr.

Marquis, the keeper of tho Borouph Hall. In Hyder'j plaeo William Kavanagh bai been apvotiued. loon would require two cubes of 8. Old) or Iu.ihiO yards. Fun ral trrvices from her late re ddenee, ivii Dean to.

tut Fridav iiii' tmnin. Jianiiuy lit. at 2 lock. suddenly, in his 30th Funeral from hit late home. Lie av.

Friday, at 2 I'M r.WUHNC- At HnutiiiKton. L. I on Jauu. nrv 17. AX.W PAl LDIXO daughter of the lute Iti ar Admiral llir.un Pauhling.

Funeral servii at Huntingtott on Frld.iy. innarv at 2 o'elnck. Train foot oi Tbiriy-fourtli i at o'ebtrk. On Tuesday. January LIZZIE MAY.

lnMoved wiTe of Ponb- Fti'i' ral tiervirft. at her hue n-xidi-nc. 11 1 1 ii'h Brook I it. on Tliut i vi-i. Hik ui o'cloi k.

ri'TWM On Jiinuarv Jti. 1 1. Rev RICHARD F. PI TN dl at his Third si FtHM-rul s'ttr rnndueletl ni All Saints Cliur.h, S' enMi ii and S-'vi-nOi Iuk the pracihes of this agency. On the which followed cotni laiuart 'rt wit-ii' leatlllrd that the Kmploy-ini ni look feen from them on the tMomise ot obtaining poHliions whbh did not imh, and thin refuKeil tn make any refund wb.ii ih nun railed to obiHln employment.

1 An ins'MMiiir from the olllee of the eommls-hion. ef Iii i-iimh wan Hent from the Man-ha'tan olhi' io Mrooklyn io inveniiai the i in' Ui' iiii ncy and he paid a fe to oliiaiu a 111 iia; Ion. Me wnt to the place 1 named iIh iiiniy and found ihnt no Isituaiion t-M-i Ri'turnlmc lo the apem I In- aki i'r a ri iuti'l of hln fee but ihe manager nf ihf im- ncy. It Is alb'S-'d, Heized an Iron bar uhili k-iL behind bin dinlt, ayitm': i "If ou don't K' out nuh PR ttnub your jKuM." The iiMii'' inr t'. d.

but Inn ti-tt'imnny and i li.n of ii In iaiMii 'he lonimi1- mont-r io io li imploy-' in' ot blip -tn "I would certainly agree to attempt Ihe (inotl llrnlfli flndit nn pur foort. Bur 1ft Vanilla Ih puri. Tnhe no ubxtltutr. Journey to the Norlh Pole If a llrm offer were mode lo me, bin hi. far 1 have been meriily asked for Information." PROPOSALS.

ThiTe wiih a letter, however, and oh a (p't'Hilmi of fnct wa ratf'd, the eane watt Hnt to a Jury for trial. The trial took place lnHt November, and Superintendent (Jri'tnmii iitlf1f-d, after exatnlnlng the letter, that hi hiKiinmrn had been tampered with, hul would not t-ny hl nuine had been ue I ly for to the letter. The jury found fir Kuicarty and bin ooiuiKel applied fnr An nmiive writ of niandatnua to en lht in pn KoK 'riy and pity him Sl.r.Td hark nular. That tai wai Viv, ki nanda bin h. hccoiiIIiir lo Ihe Wmi-ern av of reckoning.

Ii Is. however, by ihe Hindoo ni ronomlenl met hod of ml, u. l.ttillK. sale of Hub-toirfaee In format ion. However, It be borne in mind thai the $-') pir tulli' applies only to the mt'iropolitan district, thi'ic will be comparatively link tl niai! ii for Informal ion ay to mi bur baa rt't'is.

"In addition In the a'iuai ri'Vtnue above siiskcsIitI. prhfim iirei-ats adlitioiial ext riiiiely tin purr nut ad ant ant-s. It ftlw Infonnatton ipilckly ml rellaidy: It doex away with kuchhw ork and enaliles 1 he inn -nlclpal eiirlnri-r to draw iln ir upecilli at intm no eloi ly that im ut i uelors tuav oilnnit the lowtKi bids pnvilde for the netual work to hi- done; ll enn-i'rvH rthat ptile Hpuce r-'-ma i tin Ih neiHh "iir roudiiys; It in un-H the urc.itiwt digital' In opt iiln I'tid i bisi'u; ibe h. i-nrjiii'iTj. i-oiit rai or and corporal tun oit.cinl- are unm-d in lit ir of th" pbltl.

"I do not kiioA lAhat It-nh hit ion. If ntiv. Hill re(Ulli'd io make Ihe ii'U of the map bun an ff 1 1 i tmi I am cmn in Dint all ns u. II Ita.iucial aid. a ill fort in onilin at oti' i-." AFTER SHORT WEIGHT DEALERS.

MISSING FROM HER HOME. Mrs. Tlllle (ienz. 2.1 years old. of 170 C'heS' ter si reel, was reported missing by her sis.

ler. on Monday. The Drowns v'lle iiiiHc are trying to locale her. CHEATED BY CANVASSERS. EPhCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

11 A M. ri; his January ay, ry i Ai hi' oihcc of In M-ri h.mis Kmplovment i biiiui' 'bn jiftMitionn ii snaird i hat the ma tia r. Mr. Kolc. whoui, Th' vmum man in chartc, v.

ho del iui npptiir in py fr.inir it unti mti if ih-Iiini' of ih'' ba I bin ii voki tind M.iid hi- bti r-o. Inn ould not an- m. Thursday HEAD--On Tin in l-'RKD RK Noi.ee of UIM 1. WALSH Pus- il I.W.1V, ai'K I i-oine and AnsiHiiint (or- lorui Ion CmiPHel Mitlone rnlwed the point ef In. he, claltnlnjc that nn ToRarty had waited ihlrti't'it inntithH h'More hrltiRinR le- tal proe liuK fnr relnxtatotnetit.

bid oaerllleiMl jtiy legal rl.iim he hud In the pn uilM a. .1 iiMi it iMtwllnc r-'nuered hla il intnn yi'in Til.iv. and hi mm tn It that the Inpxe nf inn eight tnnuiht, had been h' ld In hlnyUir npn fatal to them. So roRriy InH.n hK j.tit. itui the ijttfHiinn aa Ut or noi iho Ii iut KiMiu.ne or the w.rk or iit Joker tn at III tnidf rtti I ii'dp iu.irtv would like to nipet Hie timiii.

ii ll ill I i I fKi' MlfUM'H 1M h-' n-plu-d ih.it hf noi i-lt M.it in- nit 1 1 nun imi Id In nr iTii.ir Rochester Jiw1pi' Bay Cltnile H. Rcl-yra nnd A Companion WroHRfully jt $1,500 Worth of GcuU. 1 1 i i i it it ti nnnii mill Muntnv of tin hi fiti.Hl iliipf iiiornknx nrninl c'hurh II. Hi lvi'j on Park nvi'inir. in ar c.iritnn.

UN a fuiililvp from Ju-lli-. Id lyi wjh'i-il in in hi'M'-r. N. on iimt i' of fnr'rv. il ml DitiTi Ivi J.

Minmitl of Km h. A Mo jt weh nf n. ii-r, hni- h-'rn hi im mnrl) i Inukh-K for him. Th r' Ip utioth-r iri- 11 I v. Prom i Carl" 1 thai ll'' ei'trd Milne iippfHl would In i'ninil 'H-iht iti.u i d'' t-i.

'in i i si. ii I.MI dmichti i of Knb. ni'i' ot' S'r 'v I in So 1 1 1 Noi of i rin i a I ee WKSfKI. fin Moiid.iV J.mu.,i HKMIV i.R.d ft In i mid ft t-iidv i I 1 1 an- 'in 1 1 I'd io i i il i Inn. a' in- ii i.i.i ii.

I' d- i lo.tl. Cii- VV.Ih I nil I r.di-y. .1,1 iu.il I'1 a I INDEX AGED BENEDICT FREE. By PnyitiK $100, VditiAhle Inlip Mm, Tour Tii icft Mm led. Gets Brpnuttiun His L.mt Wife.

City Sfflr l.nntU Cleik. Who Says 09 Out nf Every 100 Qrocfi Chrnt, Kr'l. rh II TikIi. iil-r nf in ii'iir'-. of l.iifiict;i iiviiiu'.

Iu ftiirt' in th- nf wtmn I Tli-'iiui It rill' inn, vMi it nnr nf hts win. I ti.i-'.y. l.iv jiko. i. lit I Mi lie irti 't rI.i nf nui' of ih rink, iiti'l ihN h- tiuiiiiii' ini-lnii To Chu-lfled In To.

tlny'i Enrle. ri. riiN. Iti: Vt TP t'l is greatest of all the baking powders in purity, strength, healthfulness nii-ni I. i i ll in i in' 1 I'P 1..

I I. iniiiiv 17 hi ih" nllli ut tlful f. H''i I I'ltOl'O l.fl Kilt AM) Koa iiit; hti ok uittv. NOTICE! TO JUOSTKACTOHS. GKMuIlAL IXriTlU CTIQN TO HIDDLRfc Tlx person or persnns itmkinjr a bid or fitim' m.

ntrvli. Hutk. mitHiluli or iiplis tt lite ity df Sow Yik, or lor of d.pait-mctiia, buiittim or officii, nhull lurninh (h ini tn a fulfil mvflpo. HuiurweJ with lhf title of feuiill'M, niMtiti la woik or Ktvict for wliKA tliii bij or intinif nifl'lr, with hl or thlt rum. nr rniiit-it httI the dm of t'lttcniutluii ti th rcl-l.

nt or Itril. or Iu the tli piinmiT.t nt hi or It vttUm, on or bffora thf iU(t in! tiocr naiiH in tlx f'T ti tunif, nt whl'ti time unit plw thi ceivij will uolK ly o(n-m .) by th I'twidfnt nr H'ant h'jtj of Mil Iim tun nt, and rat and thi asiril of thi Kiitrn. ttnA act.oiJinf Ia. mn tlirr.ilicr a trtu ticalil. or ini) mtituin tti nam) and ilae of ct ih m.ikinf lh a mi-, thf nm- all prana lntrtd luiii thi-rdn.

no otlir i rm.n i tnir tm tl. it fhall diAtliMllv Mali th.it fart; tr nt ti mad witlmut any cmrittl'in ttlh oUiit nTtt maKltttf an fur th wam) puri" and I in all t-ttt fplr and wilhout jr frmul. nnd tfiat nf p-id Aid' rni'-n, hd of nt, chif ef liiirmu, dfj iiv thiMii.f ik thr. if rthT om-ff Th i'y r.t N'W V-nk Ht ti rr If- urn Int' ri-rtM. dirrilv nr in-if iV.

a arty. (-nrtntr, t' Mn-W r. iirty uf PthTwl In or in th th ti it, vir tn th i.rk tr t'i)n ti Khicii It r'lat' nr In any pirtl-n nf th ptorv. Th I. id Mmaii.

iii i-t ba rrirtd 1l a'h, tn nrlilnit. ut th t-aftv nr fait th tlmat Hint th -ral Diattii atatvi ar In all revtm Ini. hid or itlntat will ti. nt. In wr.it.

of two It-ii frwhold-ra In Th fii ut U. -t rtmrnniv or ir-t ct-mpatir duly ((thrttlj-rrt in ii-i ur ty, mi atnilt if nlnin th n.a rt forth in tha biafih f.tm hti-ind Nti hid of tlml will rnn)tr. unl ri-n-li'i'tn th or ronld ara'l of any It rrnmnnlt 1 tv mnM rh ut-n "ii of th Jtt or fnt1fn-'l hnnk of Th t'ltv r.f Kw ilmil tn 14 ordf of th" or mony to th nm'-iiM of Pr rontiun of th nm. unt of the bn. r-nutrd a pioMdrd tn aectum of th lrat ii, Yoftt hartrr.

Th crtind. or whmiM not IP-clot In th rnliHi r.ntlnina ti hid or M-mf llhr p- th hfr ef the Vrnr' iTifiit. rr'dt nt ftf(ifd. nr mihmitiril f.i i 4ilv. i-in th irnt ntltn nf th hid rr ilom', ffr il'l1ara a to niintliv r1 o'nll'f Af th otiplf vf th natup mri AUnt tla work rfrin-) mi.i niir tr- -r--1 -ti'i.

l'Un. tr nn fl ttt it- cfT- th" rK'Bld'iit tt.Hiid or twpnmM Vo hid hM rrri if.i from rt ivn'r a ifdd to ntt th' I In rri-r ti T1 a fliy Vw Tot nr rniim't -r we a a Mity or oihrtH-, any otvistatlnn Th r-ntra! mtt Md fnr rprnl'lv Th rtant r'-rvM -a to tM frift or itnatt If It H.rmr.j Ut r-t nf "'I rt do IVfitcr will wrlio out th arrmitm of thir Mt Or at'mla tn it tu ltirira tli awtn ar r-nu-M to w-k tht i. nr ill- IK t'lik 'nrni pff.r.,i irrt fir nUh" th" V'H, a ruftr nf hi ftn t'4 OVi-it- tn hlh tn MM btd to rvis it ti ii Ii YOUNG MAN MISSING FROM HOME Mil- h. .1 In i' nn. I.

nii pollr' iMit in hint onii' 1 1 ntt I hit vi'Mtrtn. Thi iiii i tmi'lmril ai tri-n( tin in mi thi- iii r.i 1 lUilrn.i'l of NVw Jtp Tu miiihk ni- Bin Mork tm t'iitmti ri lli'vlr, Hllil t- i i JrwrU 1111 jihl llit liit i- i in iIhImvhh lnvi ivh i rt wn" i ii'if nf ihi un it It -lvm hml i iu ih I Hititi'f Mi-rin. Mfrvlin fnr Iho )nri. 1 n'i'1 nt io lin. h.

-n-r ifh Knm) li.irm it. 'Iln- VMiiitK ilin iii'iirn hlnrt 1 1 1 ns lim', ii Mr Mn Ic hhvh ht ni tin' nv wlm itn hint frt nt tn lmr "iil. rtn-'l nh tin in. Th' 'i ihr tin r-( i limit il ttvi-r 'I iluit K'itM tit' I'ttri i nut i in he Unit forK'-rti nii ili.it i ii'i, hn itiiiiim ni-ri on ih'-m h-i mii-r l'iiii. tin-in.

nnr hil th r' t')i th- liv. Mr tn(. nK'irin umin ht: ic il' j.t of lim ihni.p thu t'ft'l Knl'l nl h. Otlt- fi ll i li.i!n I Ii' nf i i iiii't itth'f iritiki-'a lii h' mi hi ii an id nn th th. iir t.nn"f' nf Mr Ho) ji lit l-1 I tlny nrr Ihb.

lb I lOtt 'To v.im Ii Ii', himI h- I 'i' in Hifvn ti Ihi.lti... Hn'ti ii I ufi 1 1 1, I Hi imwil4 i II Vl. I in. I'. rfli Nlli.

m.n.-m i i. II. I- II, f. I Itllnl't II i i. 1.

..1 i I.IV.VT Mi't'li yt'-i'-ntnv t.nh'lh- itixl iim di' in If. l.int-r M. VJ ini- an i ur In i hi ma--! t'lniri h. lii w.lv, who VJ ar hi- JiiMjnr urn l''!" It Mid Hi i iii-m i-i tn 'M-h ill! on I ft i Ttu- i.n iMmi hillnwi'l th- iincel u( ih. M.i Mr riioiii itti ii in' ii(iii yht iut tlini mi tic t.

h. In il 1M It'll I'ltiiili himI 'Ii im Ic 'I tn it th. ihr Iht lnn m.i'I .1 h. Mm ni i iff r. nf th.

upp ni. nf Ml" It- It th 1 nf ih' pl.Mf. I' I im litnvi-r, hh hi irni i thf n.tttT hrfnrr M.nt-u Ml lhi III' I null l'i iiMiUllii ilnlMin tn ti--It I If ninri' nnl nil It 'I I I.t! kit 3 I iln-ir ti i-o-i' nu'iii; t- tnnr miihtjt fltnti 111 1 Ii H'lit 4.111- iii in i i lint iii Mi-it i hi tn fur full wMiitu KNi'M MiMitc, -l-tk, nf K'lfxiti'kn nir iii.i it (Mir Imm- nf nnw itki'i rl It" In Unix Ii.ik nf iii flnnr tn nn tttniuu titiJih'! in Munte'n riii-Mit' 'I irfti il.it wh wiiin ttu- it 1 1 -i tit i 'I in i Im hJl Iti In-1 mn' mi nf i 1 i ni i' tiiin irt 'I ur nl hnM lib'. In i i nt it'f nninit ll a I.t ft ii I i'i Im 1 1 i tim -ill Mr I' if i In iff i It II II ni n' i tin- (tn l.v ii' Ii. 'Mi Hi' I l'i ifiifii i Pl i In Mil) 1.1"' h- tali' if i fin, In- I- ri ii it it" LOST AND 'OUNa uh tt Initial rniti.iw.l li-k.

Ill-'f ten ml W-x liHKl '(H. Hl. niiiv I in titir 4r mmmhv, itv inn uimi: a I 'K Hh In i ti A Iii.tiu- I "tt vn i i uM MiHic' n. Aii.tiv "i K'tinhiiq Til ST ALL0WKI) Mtirn r. fii-ir- u.

I. l'i IMHll lt. TtUIIMll tU ft I it-- It 1-r. in nf fur lir l.il.i Ami.w n. nt H.l.i....

ll 1 1 1 for I' Ii iHi'ii i hii tin i iil-ln 'I r'iiv mIkI In- ininnmi. Wl HUM VlullMMI I I BOYS HIGH PROT' In Mn II. I I'lil lii Hi-tmnN tW I th; i Hp- 't" tin ih Idyl hi linn ,1. i i -f thrtHiati lo -t h'. 1-ni'itf ''Mtli i ti hi i hti It i jull rl t- l'i i-h i.

nl lli. t'i I. to, MiitiiMh-t it p.iuii it ni hit" i mi it ti l.ni Ii ii fcnml il til nf it 'h. in. ii whmii hi' hi I l.

i f'l'iMlt Iti ilu l.iwvr-'ni.. 'n h. Himhl iii.irr. -1 h- i'i i'i 1 I. ii i 1 i Ni i yum i I I (ill) ti ti nf w.in I i 1 1 iirli i-rm I IN HT i r.

nil I.t I tin t-tt uilin (fiTinJ (hut th fi'i'I" nt. ltin. m-A Ml tn I'm Kl liiniH Mfilttiftin Ifl-U I i i i jt.i ir i mi i i iii Mik 1 if i.t. i I t''i') Im hl'ill- ii i I I 1 1 II l'i ii STRICKEN AT WORK 1 1 ii in it ii' I I In ll lie I -I I ill, rll i if '1'tTir nt i. I.

1 1 i i i 'inn h- hii'l ii Mi lull II .1 PERSONAL. iK ruin I Kl NTH KM 1NJU1TD UNDER HOHSE'S HOOFS, tliiiiv iruiH druer. Iliing ai b-i elm ii' thr r- in. In- full frnnl 111. I .111 'I 1 i I.

nnr ii nn nt nt.ini: -ter nti ni mii-iiii'. iiir.i,v I in nit mt dig in i 1 1 i In. i in I. nnd ell ti'imiin lie Hll iiiii In In lug i'h thi him! nf nni. nt I lie llnr-' B't-l hI.ii IMIIII nllOi II.

MllMlihil Mi, fi'luiiVi il in ihr K.i"i. im I'l'lllil llurpiiul hy AinteiUme uigiuii 1'iiiliU M.nt. I'. 1. ar ni 'f I'.

I A I I lit. I'MIl ll'' Wlla l.l lt Wil. Ill Wilt. I. Iii i Ii ri.n'ii ni i h.

tt im iipii il l.v Mi" M.iri i ni l. ll i'l. 11 miKI.Vv ti -I iai.h r. i Vir) -i If null I I nlt.mi, Iti "Iiir in. I.I.I..M Millli'.

H. III llnl III 'lie li.l! Ill ii'llll V7UMAN BODY fcr.COVFRr.l In. I.i.l, Kli.nl U.lll'iin nf I(. in. si.nue in Iti on.

lu nh .) fiif.r slid William Kim iliimni-il In I 'i I tin in Mm IiihI miiai. nn. iiiiriMl thi tdt'iiiiMii in I i I'ihii. hy Hi. pi'ltri- Ihe liMlii I nf KlIST'! lltld p-f Ut.

I rtHI Si 1 1 1 t'l STOLK tlf'TCHtRS CAPT. ht i In i i.i.ln lln l.ui.ii. of i I le t.iitln in. im-. uu.

di liw rihg im hi thi nu'iii on nviiiui'. iH'twetn KIiwihIi nn. I Tn.ldh iii-ik, hi. uirt, i In. at i ii.

leHnf nn ii rn tn i.mirn. inrlictug I't pHr1t-hrta In th form li rnv.t (' ttin-l. r(n hi inri ii itM' -n lhtfftr t' ifl. the rt ff't Wht-h th tk l- l'l'i ArW IM al MarU Htlw WMk way iav ba lbr til Iv llln nil ii ii. tilul In ll llf W.iril lit Ilu- Kl'letll lll.lrlil Himnl'ill I tiiiiiiiniiii i th I'I'i'iil ii di Xiiv lui'ly ft 11IUVI ll III.

b'l'U. tn. nitiB hits I ni 'tti t' i nn tllWU IMA, Mill till Mill t.i im Ha.ti.j.