t. be done.
humus... the store.
‘ Main'Stnet.
, 0' Motompaniee.
REALTY.
S
,2 Box 311.
~ r
ligation
‘00——
. Inter-state transactions.
notion," he doclared.
transaction.
0209 in the afternoon.
2 _
Mio‘aud Alton "proceeded.
Itor -. the decision of
" all show that.
rltics stock.
it $100,000,000.
a minute.
In other
aed
‘ upon edveriicing‘ls absolutely glue.
5.919%” lane and we have decided iocloan them out. on no
Daut' miss thin opportunity.
HARRY GOO DWIN, Mgr.
mailman Rea. Estate Company,
é ‘ 200 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
. ‘ Founded 1888.
'NlNETEENTN ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Januarydat, 1907. ".3
. ASSETO . .
and improvements ............. . .......... . ..... $8,473,643.24
in Receivable .................. . ............... t . . . . 689,852.21
it looks. Trust Companies and Offices ................. 211,465.05
. m,Agents ............... . ........................... 1,408.11
ry‘Aeecunte....................... .................... 21,804.89
ther‘ ltenls, Material, Equipment, etc. ................... 41,833.99
$9,446,095.09
‘ ~ LIABILITIES.
and Certificates, with Interest to due ................ $6,558,133.82
on Payable ......................................... 1,338,712.28
notify, Accounts ............................... - ............ 29,631.59
' 87.920.577.69
Stock ............................. ...s 100,000.00
............................. .. . 1,419,518.20
~—-—~—~-——~ 1,519,518.20
‘ "an..-”
y‘btntoruent certified by Public Accountants; Property appraised by Real
Mkvfiplrd ,0! Broker: of the City of New York: Titles lnlured by Title
3 hill or write for information.
5 WILLIAM G. CROCKETT, Agent.
”inclined Lliiiighllilder inves-
, (continued From First Page).
on Mdethough that proposition be;
it Illa: purely a private- iiiilllt‘l'.
do, he wanted to misc the our
in aseneral way at. this time. becnus
cold arise oitrn during the inquiry,
asked that the inquiry be limitcd,
Ht"
silou
‘ wintering Miliburn's count-tuioll.
K pggdeclnrcd that the vnlueiof thcl
Align ‘ had been inflated beyond all '
moon-"a conspicuous example of in-
He insisted that i
11/118 clenriy within the powcroi' thcl
communion to inquire Into tho cnlirc
I
T319 commission announced It Would
11W" 0“ «”‘i’ .qucutiou "f “5 power ’ Hill‘i'llliilfl was not illulsclf an owner
.i'alsod by Mr. Millbum indignant: 31¢: 13"“ 30”“. or :1 part. at that stock?"
animation 0" ilarriluan “5 ‘l’l Slimsuch a question quite Improper.
11‘"
nun denied knowlr—dgc of participa-
Will]: in tho suit. of ten million of the
lids of the Chicago and Alton.
a The inquiry develoncdnilgc gnarllllg; lcit-Tm & Alton stock to the Union Pu~
, . _ - - . ~ ' mic.
Court of the United States dissolving?
ho Northern Securities. the interest - “mm..." insisted m 2
. . - 2. at none of thesc
the Union ‘PRClfiC Com unly in tllut‘ . . . . . . ,
corporation‘wus returned] to them mitlnnsnctlous wcle apoculntilc.
2.22 . 22.22
.. 2 » - .- _. ‘ . . lt‘ rcnar e as i r.
“aw-1911;“! 5010613 Kill“. ilnrlzmllul‘: 0:] l him for replica couccrnlng the pur-
2, 6., ecuuac it lmcnucb tel \i( .poso of the
tho first placcif’ said Mr. Hal-rig
.7..."
Over lwo Millions in. ,lleposits.
not, first. ot‘rebrunry the deposit-.19: tin-2 MUTUAL savings
‘ ‘ twomiliion mark. amounting to 02.044.042.27. and.
' 2w impound Profits, vulcanization 0. special tuna for
‘q‘t illipouttou. had reached tire splendld‘ man or 3134..
‘pné in lite-6,000 owhmpt it}!!! knot two million dbl-1 ‘
UE
Our ambit of
Ioutll Norwalk, coon.
4‘
, $9,446,095.89
l
anon,
lslll
ltlllllltl
Between $170,000 and $200,-
000011551” and Two im-
ployes Are .‘lltlder Suspicion
oi the Secret Service Olli-
clals .
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-—Thc Tribune. to-
day says: Somewhere between 8175.-
000 and $200,000 was stolen from the
local nub-Treasury last week.
Chief Wilkio, of the United Sta'o‘
Secret Services. has been keeping ill-
formed by telephone and telegraph of
ovcry development In the case and
will leave Washington today to taki-
personal charge of tho investigation
made by the authoriiictl. .
Secretary Shaw. of the Treasury Dc~
partment. was told of the gigantic
theft. when bore last week and wait in
conference with sub-Treasurer Wil«
llutn Boldcnwcck and Secret Service
officials. ‘
The money was stolen either a week
ago Saturday. the mud day or last. on
Monday. The chances arc. it was ob-
stracted on Monday. The loss was dis
covered on.Tuondar.
All the money taken was in bills oi
the denomination of $1,000. 85,000 and
510.000. At first it wnn bollevcd that
must llavo born some crrm' in 1hr
bookkeeping. It was thought to be lmu
posslblc that a. largo sum of mono:
could have been nbatractod in fat-9 oi
ull liafl“:llfll'ilil thrown around llnclr
Soul‘s strong box.
The lcdgcr molt lstrcnuonuly denied
any error and an investigation show
cd thorn was no possible clerical mls
lulu- To nccuunt for tho dimlppcuruncc
of the cosh. .
This brought tlw inevitable. (-onclll-
uion that l'obllt-ry was tho only t-xplu
m 30m” 3‘35” ON THE OWNERSH'P OF SELECTED NEW |moment. pursuing their daily tasks.
South Norwaik. Conn. Imago“ and still more rigid cross ex
Aim-
that would give no greater return."
Mr. Harriman then was questioned
.l‘('Sl)l cting' thopurchasc oi’ reorganiza-
ktion of the Chicago 8:. Alton Company
.in 1901. Mr. hillbtlrn. oI-Mr. llm‘ri-
.mnn‘s counsel, objected to this lint-
:of inquiry on the ground that it did
lliul fall within the jurisdiction of ill.-
p llnlcrulatc Commerce Commission.
“Much dc-pc-ndcd upon who fixed the
nitll‘kPl “I'lct‘. of stocks in such tran-
sactions ill-s that just nmpcd." staid
Chairman Knapp. “If inch could tlx
.illE' market price und tlltrn soil lllt‘li‘
own stock at the price. it was a tralr
inaction prone-Hy to be inquirediuto.
er. Hurrinlau has said that he and his
iih’SOClalt's fixed the price for the Cili-
rug-,0 & Alton stock as in committee.
jDo you inltnd us to understand Mr.
IMillburn. that you hold this commis»
luitm has no right to ask wllrthcr Zilr.
Mr. .\Iillbllrn l'c-lilli‘d that he thought
I Afttr inrthcr discussion the conr
Emission withheld its decision on this
;poiut before proceeding with the in-
iqlliry respecting the sulcot‘ tho Clll-
'I‘hroughout his examination Mr.
"i do not. wish to giro tllc impres‘
Kellogg pressed
acquisition of stock of the
item were limited. and the pro- 1 lllinois Central. the Baltimore & Ohio.
all: ‘wéro invcutcd in stock of the-t]... China 0 & Alt ..
JlilOIBCeutrul Railroad Company. the1 g on and 0mm roads.
icon, Topeka & Santa Fe (Tom-’ol‘ tho proceeds of tho (‘ out \'
. 2 . . . . orth'
up the Baltimore 8: Ohm Com-Urn and Northern Pdcitlc'fl‘ sald the
“They are for income. reinvestment
w i mean. -
"Arc-Whey for permanent, invent-
. Werzeptlxfiioaimi-Eg-iijsglgv52:11:31.0 : lllli'llle‘rt‘)!‘ dko GU)“; oixptth to sell them
. 2-. - lump. nsc .r.\. .
orthern Securities stock at a cost . 9 0gp;
bout 079.000.0011. gainiln‘llua‘lvéo-lsi'udl Mr. l-inrrilnan.
.. . " '91,,- tint;
mm 22222222 .2 l r
' _ *tle‘gvtng—thét :(l‘cjs‘l‘tlinnlliltlliliiii “0i; . y;""lld.o{lu”fie million and a halt." dc-
» w . v . 2 0111““ .‘r. -nrrnna . 9
pm Pacific that wo had (lcpouilq | 2 “
lth the Nortlicru Socurlticn. and l AUTOMOBI
which'wc received the Northern
At tho time that
, the Great Northern and North-
‘Pucific was given to lltl—i‘ont-cdim"k place yesterday when E. F.'
P‘ Ila—It had. a market value of Smith, Contractor Reardon, Frank
1 will‘go back . Donahue and Harry W. Mather went
“'0 but] subscribed in
meantime to $3,000,000 of tit-eat
item stock. which had been offer-
0 stockholders. making the to-
. i. whatever Great Northern
thorn fl‘nclflc we had about
,lnstcnd of disposing of
lilme‘ we hold it until the
b néar _$145,000.000 to $150,-
,e'nolthome of it gradually,
" j:llli,yhllt at that value the
from the Northern“ Pacific and
e -.2wore halls than three
thawing]; We hold. There“
. 'dcluded that. it would be
no“ those atocka and invent
securitieta,
"I have no expectation about it,"
"i never thought
it never crossed my mind. It
lion and a half of dollars a your in-
ISTS DID‘NOT HAVE
l A GOOD TIME.
1 A very “pleasing automobile party
to New York to bring up two automo-
biles. The machines had been In a
garage there and with every reason to
believe that they Would experience a
pleasing trip back to The NOT-walks,
the party embarked. Some people may
yesterday, and among them will‘be
needed some distance the. electric
spark of his machine froze-up and—-
back to the garagewiberp’ll be no ride
till the weather you‘warme'r .
‘ ‘W
Can you imagine a more dell htful
breakfast Jacket than one at Irili‘i iAce
over light blue, with featooall of ribbon
embroidery in pink blob and , cent
-into
i
remember that it..,wal' a trifle chilly
Contractor Mather. After having pro-
, been committed}? '
nation. Just an ccrtnin was lilo deduc-
tion that the thieves worn cmpioyrs
oi the stllr'l‘rcnsury and were at that
1 Every man who could have had any
,thing to douvith the case was called
'l‘rcnsurcr Boldeuwock‘u other
and put through an exhaustive cxam-
diminution. Captain Porter. of the
Secret Service. assisted.
They stood the ordcnl. All denied
knowledge of the, theft nod protcubed
their innocence. But it, was obvious
that some one was lying. The chanc.
cs were 1.000 10 i that. one or tum-c
of the cmploycs actually had purioiucd
thr- cash or had conuivcd at tho theft
by sollln outsider. .
Day by «day ihc invt-attgaiitln
btcu itcpt up. _
Saturday more canto a glimmer of
light. ,A faint cluc pointed in the dl
l‘cctriontgoi a. certain clerk. and that.
“followed up. directed the finger of sun-
picion to another employc, a 01039 as
sociutc of tho first. mun,
These men were summoned. y'l‘hc
suspicious circumstances against them
were paraded, lllclcortainty of dctcc
lion and punishment was impressed
upon thrill and theywvcrt- udvlaellvto
make a. clonndn‘cnst ot‘ wllntcvcr’parl
thcy bud playrd in tho conspiracy.
Our. thought to bc lilo Tuovlnz spirit
camp through tho ordrtil calm and
self-possessed. Thu 111116ch put him
down as innocent or a master hand
of criminality. ‘
Tho other. younger, showed signs of
breaking down. Just what he admit
tcd. tho Secret Sci'vlcc men rciusn to
disclose. but. it it; believed to bc tun.
[amount lo a confession. _
. Trio admissions he made started the
invcstig‘ntoll'tt into renewed activity.
Half a dozen opcrntivcs started on
and thc results arc expected soon...
Every cluployn of tho oiiice is undo!
surveillance day and night and should
one or more of. them prove to be the
thief or thieves escape will be impos-
sible. All have reported for work dully
since the discovery was made. All
the men are under. bond.
. That. the ltlllbery Wat-t committed
during working hours is almost a cer-
tainty. 'I‘llo'mluudcr could burn been
concealed in two vcat pockets. The
huge vault of the sub-Treasury is con-
structed of many layers of chilled steel
and linen number of doors which must
be passed through before entrance is
scoured to the apartment containing
the money. TileJheI't of money which
had once got into the ault has boon
regarded as an impossibility.
ll ' Each of the three doors .1: governed
by a. time lock and cannot be opened
except during business hours.
During the day only the outer of the
but
ceive warning.
tails. He said:
three doors is kept closed. but even
in business hours the opening of this
door by any one. entering the vault
rings an electric hell. no that should
a sneak thief attempt to enter the
cault the whole office force Would re.
Sub-Treasurer Boldenwock today ad«
'mitted the theft of $173,000 had been
perpetrated. but refused tolgo into do.
“We discovered the
shortage last Wednesday. There is
a possibility that the shbrtaxe is due
to an error of a bookkeeper. but I am
inclined‘to believe. that awrobbory has,
2 ,_
f 2. (continued
daulhtor.
By people‘s exhibit 23, a chock. Mr.
Jim brought out the fact that ho-
twoen April I, 1002' and April 17. 1902.
Mrs. Thaw and b ' mother wont to
litre at. tho hotel linolilnxton. The in». 2
trial attorney count-29ml}! attached con- .
cider-able Importance to this point. ‘
Mrs. fl‘bltw testified that aim was
not in the habitat rooeivinz money
from men. She didinot remember how
many times she. had seen 'I‘buw before
he sent the money. She did not know
him well then. The money was 850
and she sent it back!
When she next 'saw Thaw she! asked
him not to do such a thing and he apo-
logized. He seemed salivpossoullett til
the lime. , ‘
“When ‘did Alon next see Thaw?"
"Not for a long time. . He went
abroad."
“How many times did you see him
up to June. 1902?"
"i can‘t our.
times."
Witness testified that she. Went In
costume to A costume supper at the
Hoffman House into in the summer
oi 1902. Thaw was present.
"Have you a photograph lal:;:l
that costume?"
"I don't“ think ctr-11 was a hired
costume." ,_ .
“You Were shown a pnpcr in
ii'ummel’s other?"
“You. i was shown a signature. not
il paper“
“is that the signature?"
Mr. Jerome showed her a paper.
“That. in the name, i can't identify
tho signature."
At: Mr. Dciulua' request Mr. Jerome
snid the paper was signed “Ethel Tho-
mas." ‘ Mrs. Thaw said rho had not
read the paper and Mr. Jerome did not
press his efforts to find out what it
contained. it is supposed to have con-
nected with a suit. against Thaw.
Up to Fobi-unry.‘1902. without said
ahta'had not noticed nuythlng irration-
nl about ’l‘bnw. Up to that time he had
nol proposed marriage to hcr and his
attentions to her were no more marlo
it] than those of other men.
-“Wlt2cn you returned from Eutopc in
October. 1903, did you not go directly
to George Lederor'u office and tole-
pliono in . Stanford While?"
“i did not."
”Didn't you try to telephone Mr.
Whit? from the wharf where the ship
(loci-zed ’3"
."l did not."
Wllll‘otsil denied that she saw George
Ledorcy before she saw Whitc. She
first. saw lrdcret- in 1002, when she
Went to him with a later from Mr.‘
Marks looking for‘a‘posiiton. She wont
to supper with rL’fidk‘l'H‘ alone. They
went in Rootor‘u and sat downstairs.
"How many times did you go to sup.
nor with him?”
"i don't remember.“ ~
“Ten timea?‘j . ,
Ayes}- .
"Was your mother with you?"
“Part of the time."
‘;When did you. firstmeet Jack Bur-
rymore?" .-
“in the summer-0'! 1902, in the' to-
wer." - .
"Who was there?"
he called several
in
Abe
“Stanford White and some other
men and girls."
“When did you' next doc Barry:
more?"
'i don’t rclllcmbcr.” , ,
Mra. Thaw suld’hhc went to‘uuppcr
with him frequently. _ ' '
"Did you over‘go'to‘ Dr,jcal-iton Flint
with Jack Barrymore?" ‘ ‘
'No." ,
"Ever seen him ’f
“Not than i remember."
Did White continually object to your
going with Barrymore?” -
h“ch-—~—aftor he had seen, my “10'
i 61‘." ‘ ’
"When did You last see Mr. Barry-
more?" - ‘
“When i wont to call on his sister
in Pittsburg. in 1906." «
More Mr Jerome caused something
.of a sensation. Dr. Carlton Flint had
been sent. for and appeared in court.
Ho was escorted to within a few feet
of the witness and confronted her.
"Did you ever see this man before?"
demanded Mr. Jerome. of Mrs. Thaw.
The witness turned quickly toward the
newcomer. hostitated n. moment and
then with an effort at. flrtnneps said;
"To the best of myknowlcdge i never
saw him before.“ ' ‘
“Did you not go to him with Jack
Barrymore?"
“No.” .
Dr. Flint withdrew.
“Did you ever stdy out all night with
Barrymore? ' ‘
"No."
“Didn't you go to‘suppcr with Barry‘
more one night. and sent your mother
a telekra‘m sayingayou were spending
the night with another party?"
“I remember nothing of the sort."
“Did Stanford White at any tlmn
seek to have you take action against
Barrymore?“
Mr. Delmaa objected, and Mr. Je-
rome said: ~ . ‘ . -
“if we can showithat' White sought
to have Barrymore arrested on a char-
ge seduction, the Question is very ma-
terial. . ‘ ' ‘ ' '
Justice FitzGcraid ruled’ that ‘ the
question would not, lie allowed .‘ ‘ ‘
Mrs. Thaw said 'she had first heard
Mrs. Caine's story nbout Thaw’s pro-
posai to her mother three weeks ago.
when Mrs. Cains told it toMr. Denna.
, .Mr. Jerome nake’dtbo witness if she
had understood Thaw was, paving ho.
MAvon Lee‘s TEAM nuns AWAY
M- M‘ 7
one of e
the floral
.0 ‘ltl
A team nineteen med by exrhlayor
2m , may this “101110011; illul-
all up: covet-ow "Mon
my,2wero‘ntnched,to a
2 club.» which. magic;
by all uphold 100 cm-
roomuatum- b .. ‘ .2
tvtlmt the: .l‘i tin dot." -’ ‘ 2
, .
limiting in IOOd ti pic. for the. first;
time On the “now/2.8119 declared she
rrom run rue). .‘
she told Thaw of the incident-he wonti
notable court in .het-~ ‘ The ,diacuulon- .
an to. but what courting meant caus- 2
‘cd come merrimo‘np“. re. Thaw and ,
Mr. ‘Jnrome both If 't'tghad. tbo‘ witnesa '
.‘ nos. ‘2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Handaome Spring Dress. odds
‘1 1.
Every new fancy or weave either imported or domestic, find it: place in our Oren Goods Department.
The promptness and satisfaction with which every demand has be met in thin department and the» verypmo
perouswhucinen it"ba: enjoyed, are evidence that we are allay: ready with a complete itock of the newest and
most exclusive etyie and, too, that our prices are basedi strictly upon Intrinsic values. , , V '
All the newldlncies in PLAIDS, STRIPES, AND CHECKS, PANAMA CLQTH, black'pnd all colon; BE-
DONA in black and colors; BATISTE in all qualities; IMPERIAL CLOTHS, SYMPHON CLOTHQM “my shad”.
MOHDELAIN, CASHMERE AND HEN RIETTAS. I ' .2 '
I 0 ‘ ,
Housefurmahmg Department. ,2 , 2. .2
Copper Bottom Wuh Boilers. . 31.25 5 yde. Shelf Piper. ........ . ..... ' 3c Wire Potato. Multan .. ........ ‘31:
Nickel T“ Kettles ............ “15 6‘ blown Tumblers for ........... 19c Wire Carpet letters ........ 10c
Nickel Lamps .................. $1.45 ironing Wax . 2::
Floor Mop- complete ------- 19° Whink Brooml ................. 9: on mum ......e2.25
3 rolls Toilet Paper ,.......... 10¢ Counter Brunhel ..... .15c_Bcallop Chimneyl 3c
. l '_ 2 2 . g
TRISTRAM a HYA'I'I', NoEWALK, coup.-
.....-. w... . AM...” ..,..;.‘........¢... , . .. “mm... ...A......,...-»... ..... .2...“ .... M
henrd'the story lap-became very much ‘ 2 . . . . . ...» . .
mu“, m... WM... 0..., u... “0..., M
gradually growing worse. . ‘ .' .
When Mr. Thnw heard of the letter
of credit which Stanford White had at. ‘ .
vcn her he becameimuch excited.
tor of credit It woa'nealed up. i did.
not know what it. was and he told me
i. nmst not. open the letter unil well
won» at nna. Whatever was used oil
the money was for my mother. Mr.
Thaw gave it to her after 1 had given . - 2 r
it to him." l 2 .
gave it to her after i had given it to
him "
Mr. Jerome questioned the witness
about. the cubical-amp sent to White
from Lordon.
"You know your mother had com~
pittineti to tho American cmbuaay
about your going away with Thaw
on a tour of Europe, didn‘t you?" ask-
ed Mr. Jerome.
“i did not."
"Well. what wm-c we fiiking about-
ilt-re last Thursday?"
”The cablcgramn were about another
man. whose name i gave you. That
man llappcned m- bc a. secretary of
the American embassy. and that is all
the embassy had to do with it. This a
man had sneaked up to. my mothcr‘u
bedroom when she was in bod and
insulted llcr."
"Then the cahlegmms had nothing
to do with your koihg off to Europe
with Thaw?"
"He said the money was filthy and ' ;
plosonous and that i must never touch ‘ ‘
‘ it. again." samllrlix'i‘hnw. « 2 ' '
."thn Mr.‘ Whit;- gnvc me the let. 2 I ‘ ‘ , .'
Open a. Charge Account by buy- 2
ing one of phone few Winter A
Clocks and Suits which
we carried over '
this season. "
0
.. N0." . . . . "i 7 ‘ ‘ .y '
..22.22..’“222 :22.2222222222222222: Clocks. Suits. Overcoats. for Men
to are the man. bllt could notJlud him.
“Was be armed?” asked Mr. Jerome.
“No, Mr. Thaw ncver carried a pie—
tol except in New York."
"Didn’t he pull a pistol while with
you in a Paris restaurant?"
"He did not.“
‘Mrs. Thaw saidj‘thnt when she ar-
rived trout Europe she went to the . . ' .2.
Holland House, but being unable to ‘
secure rooms she went. to the Savoy.
Mrs. Thaw said she found In the
rooms in Paris some poculiar looking
needles. which looked like din-hing
needles. She, asked .Mr. Thaw about
them and he laid they were old stuff
some one had left behind.
Mr. Thaw had never written hor
about them. she said. whereupon Mr.
Jerome produced one of the letters
. and Boys, at very low ,
Prices. 4 2
at“ . ‘ Ml"...
2.- 2,. . _
“x
3' Our Furniture Departmentli‘ con- _2
-'i
‘ mints everything nocdpa ,. '9"
_ ior your homes?" .
New England Supper. 2 ._ ' g 2 1. ‘y ,.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH," 2 , ‘
WEDNESDAYEVENING, ‘
February 27, 1907. Home tolo'cleclt
neutered». ‘
l.‘
_ Buy onOTed‘iLt and camp jyouibiu *‘
_. _, ulu
“Weekly-Payments?
I—
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
mlslc s‘rone. 2.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington 8:.
Agent for amount Laundry. l .2 '
__‘_.N..-m-... - ‘ . , " ' ‘ ‘ 4- hi,
verldgo then offered'hia 5 amendment
placing the coat of meat. Inspection. n
'thonuckora and look tbé floor to ‘
dress the Senate an as ntcouity.‘ ' j " .2 ,
Warren mute node: that at. the proper 2» '
time he should make a point of order;
ogaimvthis ‘lnmendmeni‘; 1- 1 ~ g 2: ' a:
. , 89110th Gullinger' VlfldOl‘Alill-l . tho
amendment tomarketi‘thathc bound It ’2
Mr. Beveridlg‘a unheralded dollar-i on
a point of order no wpuidbrina‘ lb
. donation beforc tho Refit“! ac
hillteflrlyrhrlhepw , 'n “
‘ llgfigb't till 2 it i ”
‘Whfl
which the deft-nae had introduced in
which Thaw mentions the needles and
2 explains they wore-not for morphine.
. . The letter. however. In 911.001.4119”.
sent in Mr. Longfellowfu ‘cpro. ’nnd
2 : which was not dtilverc‘tl.2 ‘ She ,Ilntl
' , never seen the .lcttcr..uho Said. until
” It was shown lit-r by Mr. Glendon.
Thawfild not drink hénvliy iu‘i'ariit.
abdicatlfled, ckcgpt occasionally. .
notions was then . takrn will i.
‘4‘»-
i1
dlti not know wh ' '21»?me had matri-
monial intentions. ,li‘l‘il‘iltlle tint per-
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