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10 REALTY DEALS AID NEWS OF THE DAY Liquid Carbonic Company to Erect a Plant With 1,000 Feet Frontage at Thirty-Third Street and Ked-zie Avenue on the South Branch. CALLED THE LARGEST FACTORY OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD i a9hn Tntrit rhr Grmind at Southwest Corner of Michigan Avenue and Twelfth Street and Building Sold for $70,000. The Liquid Carbonic company is to build a mammoth plant on the south branch of the Chicago river at a cost of nearly $500,000. A tract of thirty-eight acres was purchased several weeks ago and to this has Just been added eighteen acres bought from Luke Coyne and others, affording a site of fifty-six acres. The main building will have a frontage of 1.000 feet.

It will be six stories and basement high, making the largest plant of Us kind In the world. It will be constructed of re-enforced concrete. Ttie property Is located at the northwest corner of Thirty-Third street and Kedsie avenue, extending through to the river. In this, as In the other deals, the amount paid for the land is withheld. Title Is taken by Jacob Baur, president, and Oscar Baur, secretary and treasurer of the company.

A deed has gone to record whereby the leasehold Interest In the ground at the southwest corner of Michigan avenue and Twelfth atreet, together with the five story and base-soent brick building located on same, la conveyed by William A. Cameron to Felix Bab-'" bage for a consideration of $70,000. The property fronts 60 feet on Michigan avenue and 170 feet on Twelfth street. The fee Is wned by the estate of Edgar A. Lord and is mnder a ground lease expiring; March 1, 1997, at a net annual rental of $7,000.

The sale was negotiated by Rounds Wet ten, in connection with F. W. McKlnney. Land for a small park site at the southeast corner of North Sixty-Ninth and Humboldt avenues to the city of Chicago by Mrs. Emily O.

-Rutherford. The tract contains a little more than four acres, lying Just south of Sayre park and near the Mount Claire school. The gift is conditioned on the perpetual use of the land for park purposes and that it shall be known as Rutherford park. Property at the southeast corner of Wilson and Kenmore avenues. 143x125 feet, has been leased by Thomas B.

Jeffery to Elwin A. Roser for a term of ninety-nine years. The annual rental Is fixed at $2,000, In addition to taxes and the lessee agrees to erect a building to cost not less than $10,000 witbia eighteen months. The Antomobile Supply company has leased from Arthur B. Jones a three story building to be.

erected at 1335 Michigan avenue at a cost of $75,000. The lease is for a term of years at an aggregate rental of $44,000. The lot has a frontage of 30 feet, with a depth of 130 feet. Bowes Investment company and J. J.

Harrington Co. negotiated the deal. REAL ESTATE TRAWER1. The following real nute transfer were filed for record yeaterday Ro(tra Park. Consideration.

Greenleaf av. 300 of Central street, a 100x171 May 27 C. T. A T. Co.

to Francis X. Buach $2,187 Pratt av. Ml ft a of Sheridan rd, f. 50x 135; May K. Demme to Caroline Don S.ioo nnertdan rd.

a cor Farwell av. f. GOx 1K: May 27 A. Hheoard et al. by M.

tn C. to Wm. C. Groohiser ".733 Bherldan rd. cor Lunt av.

T. 136. 67x 11 May 23 Wm. C. Grobhlser of Sturgis, to Mary Elizabeth Clarke Lowry.

1 Lake View. Hermitage av. 142 ft of Montroee a v. f. 60x162; May 2-J.

T. Keedy to Ellen M. Reedy 1 Lakeside pi. Ml ft of Sheridan rd. a f.

HOxKI5: May 2d Jacob F. Gunther to Geo. Swart. Oak Park (incumbrance. 84.000 Oakdale av.

1M4 ft or Sheridan blvd. f. .13 2-3xltf7; May 28 Frank H. Scott to Ernst A. U.

Hertzberx 10.000 Oakiey av. a cor Winona at. 35x125; May 27 M. Wlnaauer to F. 5.000 Eaclne av.

it ft of Nelson at. f. 24x126: May 25 P. Stelnmets to Adelheld Rohden (Incumbrance. 3.600 Sheridan rd.

cor Catalpa av. f. lOOx 150; May 20 Frances F. Carter to Frank Chase (Incumbrance. SU 000 14.000 Ward st.

242 ft of W'aveiand av. May 22 Fred Hardell to Louis Zimmerman 8.8O0 Warner av. 1U1 ft of Kobey st. a f. 87VX 12.i: April 13 S.

Koselanrl to Hanoria Ktenson (Incumbrance. .000 Winona at. 378 ft of South port av, more or lean; May 23 John Cala-han to Minnie L. Becker (Incumbrance, St.lO 7.800 WrlKhtwood av. 08 ft of Racine av.

a f. more or Wm; May 26 Lewis lit) nords John Uerts Incumbrance, 4.800 Lea Wilson av. cor Kenmore av. lx12ft Thos. Jeffery of Kenosha.

to Elwln A. Roeer UV years from June 1. JMW: rent. annually durlnsj term; lessee to pay all taxes In addition; lessee aa security for rent agrees to erect within 18 months from date hereof a substantial brick or stone bids; to cost at least XI0.1KK) for general business purposes; lease dated May I. fYuet Deed Hermitage av.

cor Belle Plalne av. f. 67 Glengarry aomt; May 19 Alexander V. McDonald to AucastiM P. Pea body (five years.

5'i per cent) 80.000 Jefferson. emti av. a cor Humboldt av. 4 acres, ex pt for streets; Jan. IS Mrs.

Kmlly U. Kutnerford quitclaims to city of Chicago for use as a public park, to be known aa Rutherford park ti. 44th av. ft of Melrose st. f.

75x 123; May 27 F. M. Schmackenberg to Frank T. Huenlng 2,650 Alr-snv av corner Waveland av. 37-txl2: May laU.

B. Uorsuch to Richard C- Moore 7.017 Lawndaie av 213 ft of Grace st. 33 1-3x125; May 20 C. E. Opdihl to Fred J.

Iailey (Incumbrance 4.000 41 av. 2ll ft a of Cortland at. f. Sox 125; May 24 P. A.

Wendell to Leon Krocbockl B.OOO Hancock av. 1C0 ft of Wabansla av. f. 2.xl77: May 12 Louis Luts to Henry Gere ken 1 Milwaukee av. 262 ft of Logan square, f.

24x123; May 2 E. Stern to Louis Pappenbcrg (Incumbrance (4.000) 7,200 Xortfc Tows). Burling st 340 ft of Willow at f. 24x 104: May 27 M. Otto to Joseph 4.200 Fremont at.

197 ft of Webster av. 8xt24: May 20 A. lmhof to Leonard Claik (Incumbrance 82.5O0) 8.500 Sowtk Towa. flrand blvd. between 35th and 30th sts.

50x132. more cr less; May 15 W. O. Moffett to Karslen J. Rebllng et al 7.500 Indiana av.

7 ft of u2d st, f. 25x100; July 3. 19-JX H. H. Ryan to Jeremiah H.van 4.000 Lke ar, corner 37th st.

f. 83x100. more or less; March 15 Estate of Daniel Robertson to Charles Grere 12,500 Prairie av. No. 3710 to 8732.

f. 25x124: Mar 20 Parker 1 Moore to James B. Hobba rlncurrbrance $6-V0V0. jrrantee assumes a part of purchase price! 120,000 State at, K'Ji ft of 35th st. 24x128; Mav 27 E- I- Meyer lo Louis Kaplan 7.000 Slat st.

earner Cottage Grove av. f. May 13 Joseph W. Harrlman of New Terk city, Oliver Harrlman of White Plains. N.

J. Borden Harrlman of Mount Kiaco. X. and John H. McCul-louah of Irvlna-ton.

to Albert iL Joycer Wabash av. No. f. 23x174: April lo Nellie Thlen to Adlcr (incumbrance Hrse Park. Chsmplain av.

147 ft a of Slat at. f. 25x 122: May 25 .1. D. Benson to Carrie A.

Lincoln Oiamplain av. a corner 68th st, 24x L'l: April 23 J. P. Braun to Peter Arkema Chatnpiain av, a corner 6th rt, t. 24x 121: May 22 Peter Arkema to Augvat Williams Cornell ar.

litt ft a of Md st. f. 100x158, and 4 Int: Nov. 23. lUott tst.

of Marshall Field to Sherman T. Cooper Cornell av. 1M ft of 53i st. f. lOdxluS.

und int: Nor. 23. lOuH Trustee for Har-net I Carolaa et al Quitclaims to Sherman T. Cooper Madison av. 31 ft a of Both st.

f. lOOx 120: May 21 Wm. J. Button to Kathleen. 10 4.500 ,300 8.500 8.600 6,500 I.ew Is Miller lawn av irt rt of oath sc.

OOx 10.000 Lurle tinenmbrance 82 W00) WoodlawR ar. a cor blst st. f. SOxl74'lO: 24.730 May Z-rlsa Delia Curran to Richard Hea- Clty Ind- tlncumbrance xl23: May IS C. F.

White to Aug. Quaastron Z.OCS Laiko. Ashland ay ft of 53d st. 25x121: May 25 J. Beck to Joe.

Muencn tM)0 Princeton av. bet 47th and 48th sta. f. 23 xl23: April 18 J. Kalchbenaer to Joha Kalchbreoner 8 000 Wentworth ar.

182 ft of Root at. 26g 104; May 27r-T. White to Joseph Magll- ane et al 8,000 aUaaoa ac-21 ft of 87 ih at. 25x124; March 1 Rodger to Albert' Sny" rtrr sno Sam- ppty; May 87 A. Snyder to Thy.

Whit 8.OK0 W. 59th at. No. 740. f.

25xluo: Mar 20-. C. Adam to Hrr Arkrrnn 3.000 Eggleston av. 160 ft of 6oTh st. f.

47x ex May 24 Thoe. K- Hoaktna to Hen Kartlett 1 Emerald tv, 116 ft of 79th at. f. 24x 11; May 28 Eat of J. K.

Dymond und 1-3 Dt to no. tmfrut 4 IDA Grmi t. 13 ft of Of.th at. f. Bus 124; May2ACarl Wengrew to JaoRetnert et al llneumhriBM I.IM11 11 SAO Hslsted 73 ft of Jr.tr.

f. 25x May 21 L. 8. Taylor la Jno. P.

Fetcrwn no Lsflln rt. 349 ft a of 65th at. f. 2S124: May 28 C. Miller to Auguet Both SI tusii "IMn U.

av. 253 ft a of 58th at. f. Jan. --O-H.

McCormirk to Edw. W. Win-ncLetk (inmrnhnnr 11 -imii 9Ml Marshfield av. 2i ft a of oc.th at. f.

3UX 12J: May 25 c. West lrrg to Alfred Nye- -trooi ilncumbnnM. X.I Sottl Km Morgan st. 275 ft a of 72d at. f.

Six May 27-c. o. Waidetl to Thoa. H. Gafney (Incumbrance SI euul BM Morfia t.

125 ft of T2d at. f. May -( Gingrich to Kunlgunda Mueller Winchester av. 296 ft of Kid at. a f.

25x liJ: May 14 J. H. Gilbert, tru.tr al. by M. In C.

ta Henrv A. Itett.r OA liiusrutim, cor list a f. 70x123: May 11 Wllroora Alloway to Jno. MjCortney trustee 5 yra. 0 per cent) 35.000 Calwaaet.

Wallace st. 125 ft a of WHS at. t. 50x 12.H: May 24 W. Hutchinson to Julius A.

Aupei Churchill st. 200 ft of Leavltt st. a f. 4Sxl(M): March 15 H. T.

Robinson to Aug. A. Ms hike Cornelia st. 204 ft of Kobey at. Mar W.

C. Hlllnakl to Jno. A. K. stner Division at.

l'- it of Hoyne av. f. 4MU1: May a Kt of T. riuftern to Wm. M.

Wolf Fulton st. 288 ft a of Wood at. a 24 121; May Vo 8. P. Chantrtli to Moses Hchwartx Paulina st.

75 ft of Haddon av. f. May 26 W. Wabel to Helms Jesurskl Hoyne av. 132 ft of Congress st.

f. eex 1-iO. ro or May 26 Henry W. Orots to Chicago Mailing Tube Co Washington blvd. cor Elisabeth st.

f. 40x114, or May 22 Rlchd. Heagany to Isabella Curran Koven st. 175 ft of Deaplalnea st. a 25x1111; May 25 W.

M. to A. Dlaaloe 18th pi. 1(J ft of Paulina at. f.

25x 125; May 26 Mrs. A. Jlrlk to Josef aCoroo-kiewlcs w. Jackson "bivdV Sol" "iia" "iixifd: May 20 J. M.

Shepherd to Elisabeth 6haw Ashland av, 73 ft of 17th at. f. 24x125: May 24 W. Kaspar to Thoa. B.

Laaolewskl Blue Island ar, loo ft a of 18th st. 20x124; May Ig-M. T. Murphy et aj by M. In to Samuel Schallman Same ppty May 208.

gchallmaa to Usury Cohen K. euth av. 241 ft a of Chicago av, f. 26a 124; May 14 A. Anderson to M.

P. 19tb at. 141 ft of Lonmla at a f. 25x124; May 28 Jno. L.

Novak to Rudolph la en lk Ohio st. 214 ft of Elisabeth st. a f. 24xl0O; May 27 A. OaJUochlo to Oennaro Hplr-duse Ohio at.

192 ft of Elisabeth at. f. 24x100! May 27 A. OaUltcchlo to Oennaro feplr-duse Kbolte st. 154 ft a of Polk st.

f. 24x104; May 25 M. A. Cap lei lo to Uuleeppo Caa-dela (Incumbrance, Sibley st. 20 ft of Arthlngton St.

f. 2tx 1O0: May 18 J. La Berge to ChM. Torek Harding ar. SO ft of ItKh at.

f. 25x120; May 12 Prank Hlavkm to Mike Ml Hard av. 2U1 ft a ef Douglas blvd. f. 2Sx 124: May 25 Chas.

H. Uekler to Jno. Zeg-ermatber Incumbrance. S3.x 83d st. n.

xor Kedsie av. f. 1.27 ft. through to branch Chicago river; May 87 Luke Coyna et al to Jacob Baur and De-car Haur Washtenaw av. 188 ft a of lth st.

f. 94s 125: May 11 A. Puts to Hynek Wik-ox av. 251 ft of 8. 40th ar.

a f. 26x 121 May 27 P. Chaffer to Patk. C. Mulvl- hill (incumbrance.

83.0OO) Bleeaa. Chicago Heights, It 4. 160; May 22 IL Koebele to Sophia Reinemann Cetlmaaet. Morgan Park. 60 ft It 3 (ex SO ft), blk June 14.

1000 M. Koeppen to Anna Roy (Incumbrance. 82.60O) Cicero. Ogden A Jones' sub. It 20 and It 19, blk I (ex 5t ft), and 174.6 ft SO ft 1.

a 7. SO, 13: May 28 Geo. B. Swart to Jacob p. Guentner Same ppty: Mar 26 J.

F. Guentner to Geo. K. Gammon (Incumbrance. 88.600) Oak Park.

Reynolds- Columbian add. Its 43 and 44. lo; May 17 C. E. Davis to Stanley F.

Wysocko Oak Park. Reynolds' Columbian add. Its 80 and 40. lO: May 24 C. 8.

McNuU to Chas. E. Davis Same ppty; May 26 C. E. Dwvia to Stanley F.

w'ysocki Hmwover. 2.000-1 4.000 I. too 6.000 4.6O0 2.600 8.000 6.000 4.400 2.000 $.876 2.800 6.800 .000 4.000 2.928 8.600 8.100 1 2.800 8.260 1.160 6.000 20.000 20.000 8.500 8.600 8.600 Township 41. pt 22. 41.

9. and An iiAj, i im i inn uur maiin 4,760 Leydea. Pnnlrlln Park hi 1 and 2 18: 21 D. H. Glllet to Andrew Peterson 1.700 Lyaaus.

Township 88, pt 6. 88. 12. ly a of 22.05 acree. and of line of Hill Gr.

av aa laid out. and adj the line of C. B. AO. R.

R. May 20 James B. Hobba to Willis K. Gore and Philip Angsten 66.000 ew Trier. Wllmette, Dlngee add, It.

1. 1: May 7 L. Donley to the Oultmette Country club 4,700 Provla. Harlem. So.

add. Its 23 and 24. May 16 V. Pegel to F. Mablke 1.275 Madison st add.

Its 70 and 71; May 26 M. Larsen to Ike RrUkln 8,000 Melrose. It 3. 70: Mav lo M. H.

Kendrk-k to Anna Bmlth and husband (Incumbrance, $5O0) 1,100 Riverside-. Riverside, flnt dlv. it 7. 5: May 12 H. E.

Schoeppe to Jna. A. Krupko Riverside. Wesencroft's Homestead add. It 27; May 21 F.

Wlnalow to Mamie Moore Riverside Lawn. Its 8. 9 and lO. 4: Mar 21 e). H.

Palmer to Alex. Watson Rlaa-evllle. McCormlck's sub. A. 4.

A 12. 41. 18; May 20-rEstate Leander J. McCormlck to sanitary district of Chicago Evanstan. Kedsie A K.

add. it 28 and 933 1.800 6.000 10.000 It 27. 2: May 28 J. Call to Harry Sln- clalr 6.000 Thorn toa. Home wood.

Robertson A T. add. It 17: May 10 D. B. Robertson to Jno.

H. Robertson 3.250 Township 36. it 21. sub of Its 4 and 6. etc.

.1 30. 14: May 25 J. F. Wendt to Fred W. Propper 670 Township 36.

pta sees 8 and 9. 36. 14: April 23 Ira Is T. Greenacre to Cbs. A.

Riots 12.900 Worth. Bine Island. Young's add. Id 12 (ex 8 ft), and 19 rt It 1H. May 19 F.

V. Balling to Jennie S. Shaw 8.600 Blue IMand av. Jernberg's add. Its 23 and Hi.

9: April 14 A. W. Rlchter to Julius Keg 600 Balldlaar PeranJta. The following permlta were issued May 28: Coat. 6213 45th av.

1H sty fr dwl. own II Rart- lett A Co. 100 Washington St. carp owners. 21.160 402 Irving Pk blvd.

2 sty brk str and flU- own Matilda Pottlnger. 1084 Grace at. arch Hale, maa Danlelsen Pruaner. carp Pottlnger 6.600 2104. 22UK.

2212. 2234 and 2240 Drake av. 5 1H sty fr dwl. own Pottlnger Co, 2464 r.iston av. arcn naie.

carp owners 12.600 2.600 221A Drake av, li sty fr Pot tlnger Co, arcn Hale, carp owners 2100 Drake av. 2 sty brk fit. own Pottlnger Co. Kiston av. arcn Halt, maa Danlelsen A Pruaner, carp owners 3.600 2107.

22U7. 2217 and 2235 Eberlr ar. 4 1V4 sty fr dwl, own Pottlnger Co. 2464 El-ston ar. arch Hale, carp owners 10.000 2101.

2220. 2241 and 2240 Eberly av. 4 2 sty. brk flts, own pottlnger (a Z404 blst on av. arch Hale, maa Danlelsen A Pruaner.

carp owners 13.600 1877 Sacramento ar. 2 sty brk fit. own Pottlnger Co, 2454 Elston ar, ach Hale, mas Danlelsen A Pruaner. carp rri 8.500 2237 Bernard st. 2 sty brk fit.

own Pottlnger Co. 2464 Elston av. arch Hals, maa Danlelsen A Pruaner, carp owners 8.600 1213 Waveland a v. 3 sty brk dwl. -own Mary Col Una, SOflO Fv ana ton ar.

arch Burns, maa Raymond, carp B. 4.000 Elizabeth st. 2 sty brk Ht, own John-son. 6U30 Elizabeth at, arch 8 Llnderoth A Co. mas Sommera, carp Anderson.

4.600 85n2-A4 Grand blvd. sly brk apt. own -E Wolf. 126 State st. arch Btshop A Co.

mas Turnquist Bros, carp A A 85,000 637 8 Spauldlnr ar. 2 str brk str and fit. own Mrs Hochmann. 637 13th at. arcb A Levy, mas Chas Buhmann, carp Kaplan B.OOO 1MMW Crystal st.

2 sty brk fit. own Kap- Ian. av. arch A Levy. r-'-mas Chas Buhmana.

carp owner 22.000 854 Hollwood av. 2 aty brk fit. owa Hlracher. 1419 Clark st. arch A Fisher, maa Plnnes, carp Klnnv 4.300 1351 Congress st, 8 sty brk Dt.

own Campbell. LtncnJn at and Jackson bird. arch F. O. De Money, maa 7,000 7V1 Rhodes av.

1 sty fr dwl. own -Woodward. 4012-W fist st. arch Hale. carp Stout 1.200 SARD Uncoln st.

1 sty fr dwl. own DrWtl- -lard GraybeaL cor 80th at and Normal blvd. arch Hale, mas StefeL carp Eby 2,000 24-26 Jansen av. two 2 sty brk flats, own Richard Lang. 016 Fuller-ton av.

arch -I nr. maa Bergman, carp .000 6743 Wabash av. 2 sty brk apt. own Jao Godfrey. 0743 Wabash a v.

arch Hale. mas Chas SchJeyer. carp Spelter 6,000 11A30-41 Tale av. 2 sty brk ant, own A Bag-raiey. 11 W.

Tale av. arch 8 Smith, maa Mole A Cross, carp- owner a. 6.500 243 8 42d ct. I sty fr dwl. own Wblf.

22d st and Western arch- Kupfer, carp Hinson A Krteg 2.000 1008 Spiingfleld av. 2 sty fr flat, own Heefteld 753 Dlvereey a v. arch Kaiser, earn .2,000 1080 Dlreraey av, 2 sty fr flat, own 8 Heafleld. 753 Dlvereey av. arch Knudsen.

carp owner 8,000 1738 44th at. 2 sty fr flat, owa Borooka. 483T Hermitage av. arch Schweitzer. -carp 2.200 C920 Circle av, 2 sty brk dwl, own Smith, arch Hofmsn.

mas Landman, earn Engelke 4.800 1C81-83-M Taylor at. three 3 sty brk str and flat, own Wannolaky. 145 La Salle st. arch De Money, maa C.J Buhman. 223-53 Newberry nv.

4 aty brk h. own 8- carp paniovtii unsv Jamleson, Clinton and 14th sts. arch A -Levy, maa can Korahak. liCCO 1641-43 Milwaukee av. 2 sty brk h.

owa Mrs Konn. zmiv ist rt. arcn Aiscneia. arer. mas i jacooa.

carp scot a. 6.000 1444 Lafayette parkway. 2 sty brk fit, own Kirkham. Chamber or commerre. Van Etten Bros, arch Lurdoerg.

I carp .004 tiie intek Saturday morning, may 29, idoo. TO REVIVE SPIRIT OF DECORATION DAY Chicago Churches- Will Join in an EfFort to Restore to the Holiday Its Full Religious and Memorial Significance. MAYOR BASSE-ORDERS CITY -HALL CLOSED ON MONDAY Public Schools Hold Exercises in Honor of the Occasion and Save Flowers to Place on the Graves of the Soldiers. An effort to restore to Decoration day next Monday Ita full religious and memorial significance la to be made by Chicago churchea this year. The Rev.

James 8. Stone, rector of St. James' Episcopal church. Is the leader in themovement. He will bold special services Sundsy afternoon, at which the vested choir of sixty voices will five a program of patriotic muslcr "The Memories of the Paat and the Hopes of (he Future" will be the subject of the address by Or.

Stone. He will seek to revive the true sismificance of Memorial day and to arouse his hearers to a proper appreciation of liberty and of national unity. At the city hall Decoration day will be observed by a holiday la every department poaaible. Mayor Fred A. Busse Issued his Decoration day proclamation yeaterday clos lag all departments except the pojlce, fire, health and electrical departments.

In those onry necessary business will be transacted. Postmaster Daniel A. Campbell has ordered" two mornlns; deliveries In the business district and one in the residence) district. One, collection will be made from Street ooxes In the morning. Stations will be open until 10 o'clock In the mornlns.

Mail at the postofJJce, however, will be handled aa usuaL Kterrhea Held la tekowla. Memorial-day excercisea were held la all the public schools of Chicago yesterday. These exercises were udder the direction of the Mt mortal Day association of Cook county, Illinois, to which the board of education gave permission to supply speakers for the schools. Besides the addresses of the speakers on Memorial day topics there waa a special program of singing and other music supplied by the pupils. Some of the schools have orchestras and quartets and other bodies of pupils trained for music of special kinds, and in these schools these features were given prominence.

Kle era far Moldier Grave. Flowers In abundance were taken to the schools by the pupils. They were taken into the assembly halls or rooms in which the exercises were held, and there used for decorative purposes. But especial care was taken that they should not be damaged in any way. as they will Ik used to decorate the graves of soldiers Mondsy.

In the meanwhile care will be taken for preserving the flowers In a fresh condition until Monday, on which day the public schools will be closed. ATTACK TRAIN IN GEORGIA STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS AGAIN TIE UP TRAFFIC Esisjlaeer and Ills Xeatre) Flreaaaa Ar Tavraeta far Rotate of Mats Frelarkt Cara Takes From Behind Enaia. SpechU DtspatcA The Inter Ocean. ATLANTA. May 28.

The first violence to railroad property In the Georgia railroad firemen's strike occurred tonight Lo a moving freight at Lithonla. and in consequence the race situation loomed more sharply than ever over the situation, not withstanding a day of much apparent prog ress toward settlement. A negro fireman was aooarentlv the cause of the trouble, and he was rushed to Atlanta on an engine to save him from a threatening situation. The trouble started In the throw ing Of one or two stones and the boarding of the freight by men, who set the brakes and broke It Into three sections. The freight now blocks the main line and the progress of the malls.

The railroad officers declared tonight that the Incident was the work of strike sympathisers, while a county official wired the Governor office that it was merely an accident. Tvre Handred Cltixeaa Stoma Trala. When the engine reached the Lithonla about dusk It was seen to carry a negro fireman, aa did the mall trains which passed Lithonla earlier In the day, exciting unfavor able comments. About 200 people gathered at the station and, Just as the train was getting under way. it la said, a stone flew In the cab win dow and hit Engineer Downing.

Next, ac cording; to officials, several men boarded the car, set the brakes and cut off the air, causing the last car to break loose from the tram. They also uncoupled the engine, leaving Its load stalled. According to the railroad's statement, no made by local authorities to Interfere with the attack. LEITEfl DENIES MINE SALE ONLY HIS OWN PRICE CAN TAKE ZEIGLER PROPERTY. Owner Aaaerta That He Deal la Pei id- lag ar Projected for Illlaala Ceal Pradaeer.

TU sell anything I've got If I can get more for It than I think it's worth." said Joseph Letter last night when he pat A price of $8,000,000 on his mines at Zelgler, III. Mr. Letter statement was tn answer to a report that he was about to sell bis mine to a syndicate of Eastern and Chicago capitalists who are said to have inspected the property recently. He denied any deal was on foot or was projected, but added he would sell if he could get his prieer Mlae Cloaed latNFearaary. The mine has been closed since Febru ary, when a disastrous explosion occurred in the He-states that the present price of coal does not warrant his working the mine, but that he would open it again In time for the fall business.

It was alto reported that the Illinois Cen tral railroad had abandoned Zelgler since the mine dosed. F. H. Harwood. coal traffic manager of the road, dtnlei this last night, Traias Throstala Xelarler.

"We have taken the agent away." said Mr. his only dutleawere the billing of coal shipments, we are still running traias through Zelgler. and will continue to do SO. i "As soon as the mine opens again we will put an agent at Zelgler." Beetoa and Reteea $29 AO. v'" Grand Trunk double track route.

Tickets on sala dally June 1 to Sept. 30, thirty day Liberal StODOVers. Thronrh aleenera daily, tourist sleepers Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Low fares to all tourist resorts la New England and Canada.

City ticket office 24 South Clark atreet. corner Jackson boulevard. Phone Harrison 1767. WASHINOTON. V.

C. Msy 28. Forecast: l.lliiots and Indiana t-air atoxday, exrept showeia ai.d warrcrr in extreane noitn l-ortlon; nuncay fair; luouerate to brlaa south wlnos. 0Xia.Hi.ia-Fair Saturucy and" Sunday; cooler In west portion. Kanass Fair 4attuday: Sunday fair and cooler.

Neoiaska, North ai.u South Dakota dooweia and cooler rtaturday: aunday iair. Arkansas Fair oatuiuay and riunday. M.aaouii-r-Falr. auu vooilnued warm Saturday; Suooay lair. Iowa bnowera Saturday; warm in east portion; Sundsy fair.

jsinnesota khpwers Saturday; Sunday fair and coo.er; brisk aouin wluu Wisconsin oooweis Haturday; Sunday fair; moorte to tu ma south winoa. Lowvr Micnlgcn Fair and warmer Saturday; Sunday fair; i.ght moderate variable becoming south. tipper Michigan Increasing cloudiness and wanner Katuraay; showers iaturuav night or Sunoay; light to modeials varlaole winds, becoming uriak south. Ohio Fair Maturuay; Sunday fair and warmer; iignt to moderate west winds, becoming variable. the following: observations were made at 7 p.

time; Place Tr. Mx. Wind. U.K.. N.W.

N.W. W. 8. N.W. U.K.

HE. W. N. W. 8.

HE. IK. W. N.W. E.

N.W. W. MB. 8.E. S.W.

S.B. N.W.' HE. 8.E. 8. N.B.

W. 8.K. -8. S.B. W.

N.W. B.W. W. W. HE.

8.B. 8. BE. 8.W. 8 B.W.

E. W. Wthr. Pre. Abilene 88 uu Clear CI udy Clear Cloudy Clear Rain Fair Cloudy Fair Cloudy Cloudy Clear Fair Cloudy .01 aioany Alpena Atlanta Amarlllo 74 70 84 ttt 50 74 82 00 oo 64 84 00 68 78 00 4t .08 .08 Voo .08 .10 .28 .02 Baker City Paltlefora 73 Bismarck 7i Boise 6o Boston 60 Buffalo 54 7 OaJgary til Cha-les City 72 76 Charlotte 7 b4 Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear .02 Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy.

.06 Fair Clear Clear Clear Fair Clear Cheyenne 4 7d 60 Ti Tllcago Cincinnati Cleveland Oincordla Davenport Denver I a Moines Detroit Devil Lake Dodge City Dubuque Dututa Et Paso Edmonton Kecanaba Oalveston Orand Havea Grand Raokka Oreen Bay Havre Helena Huron Jndtanapolla acksonvlile Kansaa City Keokuk Lander 72 i) 82 rt on 7U 73 84 74 CO 74 02 84i 70 82 78 I8 0 02 78 V8 88 74 7o 80 5d 6 72 oo 78 58 2 78 64 2 OS 04 54 Kaln Clear .12 Clear Clear Clear Fair Caoudy .26 Cloudy .04 Clear Clear Fair Fair Clear Cloudy Fair Fair Clear. Clear .04 Clear Fair C'ear Pair Cloudy .16 Cloudy 1.0-t Clear Clear Cloudy .04 Cloudy .01 Clear .20 Cloudy Clear Cloudy Rain .14 Clear .16 Clotdy ".02 Fair Rain Fair Cloudy Fair Cloudy Clear 7 IS 02 80 84 70 70 56 64 Little Rock 80 -84 Loe Angela st (Ml Madison 68 74 Marquette o4 72 Memphis 82 88 Med'cine Hat 4 Milwaukee 64 02 Mlnnedoaa 7') 78 Montgomery 76 88 Montreal OO Moorhead 72 76 Nashville 83 84 New Orleans -76 88 New- York city. a 7d Norfolk 7 82 North Platte MM V2 Oklahoma 84 8A Omaha 82 86 Oswego 52 06 Palestine 78 80 Parkerebura 68 72 Peoria 72 7 Philadelphia 70 78 Pittsburg -82 Portland (Ore.) 62 60 Puebli .74 Hrt Rao Id Oltv 18 80 8 E. BE. W.

BE. I.E. 8.W. 8.E. W.

W. 8. HE. E. 8 W.

B. 8.W. W. w. s.w.

w. 8 BE. W. SR. 8.R.

N.W. 8 E. B.W. W. HE.

8. SB. 8.W. E. N.W.

W. 8 E. BE. 8 E. CJu'ADDelle ran Francisco Rt.

Loula Paul Salt Lake San Antonio 8a Diego Sault Ste. Spokane Springfield. Ill Springfield. Taeoma Vlcksburg Washlnston White River Wichita Wllltston Wlrnloesr Trace. ..54 68 72 74 52 58 sr) 84 no ea 58 62 ..54 54 7 SO 80 84 80 74 76 72 78 88 84 84 76 80 74 art Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Fair Fair Fair Clear Cloudy Talr .80 .40 .04 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NEW TORK. May 28. Arrtved Pennsylvania, from Hamburg. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licensee were issued yee- t0T': Age.

T. mi- r.M,nh,r, 2721 Lewis A. Biomgren. Tevkla C. .83 2 Kurt Ieserstedi.

Therese Schmidt 27 ZO William Charnes. Trllla Connell ST-? patrtck Gallagher. Mary 21 Herman J. tt. tiyianu-nneyat.

ctnei tuca- erman Robert Myers. Mary Majly s-s2 L-- Ulnk Hnnht. fnftal 242.1 Joref Bembenek. Mary Cerna 2 John H. Wilde.

Ida Gruebnau a 39 Charles A. Uulst. llllma V. Olson 3285 Carl Nllsoa. Kenosha.

Ellen Ogren, same 2610 George KloaxynskU Francezka Bobka 4845 Joseph P. Tiermaa. Margaret M. Tlerney ..3134 Herman Derklcg. Deep lai nee.

Clara Morllenkamp. Elk Grove. 111. 24 20 Edwin Kagil, Mathilda Kaiser 2424 Joseph Ort. Madeline Vroedei.

High wood. III. .25 19 Peter Zlsrke. Antonlna Zrellnska 2C1 28 John McEvoy, Mary Clulnn 228 Albert Hicklan. Agnea Hanley 24 23 George N.

Mohr. Rose V. Inhola So SO Wladyslaw Lewandowiikl. Zofla Llaowska .28 IS Joha Bsydlowskl. Apolonla Sitowakl 2218 Jakob Kwak.

Ludwlka Paarllkowska 2722 John P. Andreen4 Lena Oiaen 4444 Frederic E. Wilson. Oeorglana 27 20 Edward Helnx. CatheHne F.

Tummttt ......3222 Patrick R. Flyna. Evelyn G. Nace 2421 Frank A. Ryan.

Wanda Wcldy 80 2 Oscar Msgnuson. Rock ford. Ella Johnson. Manchester. 28 20 Dominik Wlsowaty.

Mary Jablowaka 20 20 Frank B. Galling, flara Bochert 2521 Angust Niemann. Windone. Marie Lamghoff 21 IS Albln Jausson. Hilda Anderson 2623 David ones.

Margaret Kversoa. Syracuse. N.Y. 4685 Max Solomon. Flora Elkan 85 22 Thomas Lawder.

Elolxe Kouasoy. Montreal. Canada George Rleck Sophie Matthles John Rezkowskl. Anna Richard Wllber Klnne. Sarah Mean Char tea Anna Cooke Joseph Gubblns.

Helen De Wald Frank Mysilnskl. Iiduika Drxyxaa 2625 20 21 24 2S 2S 24 38 30 28-23 2222 ooeg Kieoaxa. juieto iimoaa Alee Anoerson. r-igin. ill.

same Has! Lincoln. .2727 Josef Mary Pekarak ...2524 Fred Hug Rosle Mueller 4124 William Ross. Louise Hermann 2218 Paul Kllnrbell. Lillian Wlekershtlm $422 Joseph Trojarek. Lulu Loy .....2226 Oustaf Sundberg.

Anna Johnson ...2022 Henry Nschman. Sterhanie Freeing 22 Maurice Kchwarx, Betty Steiai 211 Josef Kopecky. Joeefa Vanecova 2422 George Atkinson. Addle Haeulo 2.1 iohn Oorskl. Gertrude Cewrenga 2422 I lies Newley.

Onawa. Iowa: Emma Roberti.SO 80 Benny Hereon. Lena Bentson 25 23 Jams Root. Dixon. Edith Roes iter.

same i ........22 20 A Ivln Meier. Mallle Richardson .20 23 Karl Carlsen. Sophie Olson 40 Antr.nl Slekerakl. Helena Klndsleraka 26 SO David Arrmson. Mathilda Chrtstofersoa SO S3 William Handt.

Anna Berghaner 2419 i anion rw usl Le ..........47 44 nan jveison. era cronsjtedt 27 7' Erwln Huffman. Anna Walker .3429 itmauui Kanwronssn. Jonanna rwnlnaka ...24 23 Edaard Madder. Rose Smith 24 Jan Kuro.

Mary Kllr 2619 Joseph Prexell. Amelia Masseck 2118 Joseph 0Malley. Delia Murphy 2118 Bmr Bamuelsoa. Cambridge, til. Marie Anderson 26 2S Fred Mass.

Forest Park. III. Douglas 5ll ft Patrtck Brennan. Elisabeth Fahey 2822 lx.ula CUnUffe. Margaret Davis 2118 Otto Nielsen.

Moollna Peterson 8125 John Coil. Mary Beamer 4889 Harry Goldwack. Stella Beuskm 2620 Mlchal Molocsnlk. Marym Andrealewlca 2719 Jozer Butkowskl. Sophia ZonsUo 2 18 Albert Gerher.

Basle Cohen 80 21 Anton Tordnka, Blanche Benes 2221 William Mlkolajcxvk. Katerlne Jaslk 2218 Homer Schneider. Margaret Luther 2618 Charles Gaa. Elizabeth O'Malley 2624 Svlvester McCartney. Joste Cohen ......2118 Oscar Lanon.

Edra Beaberg .3023 Joaeph Kllcka. Rose Bartueek 8028 DEATHS. DUNJiB-Thomas. May 27. 1900.

beloved husband nrJ? Dunne (nee Carolan). father of the Rev. P. C. Dunne.

S. Thomas Edward Joseph Mrs. William Harney and the late John H. Dunne, at his residence. 408 South Morgan street.

Funeral Monday. Mav 31. :.10 a. to Hohr Family church, thence by C. A N.

W. R. R. to Calvaiy. ENDICOTTE Edward Marlon, at the residence of his daughter.

Mrs. Anson L. BoHe. 8757 EHls avenue. Kenrlres at Boydstoa chapel.

4227 Cottage Grove avenue. 8 p. rd. today. Burial at Pepperell.

Mara. Please omit flowers. THOME The Rev. Arthur M. Thome went home from the family residence.

133 Lincoln avenue. Brief service at 1 P. m. Saturday there, followed by full service at the Jefferson Park Congrega- tlonal church at 3 P. of which church he waa formerly pastor.

Burial at Union Ridge. UNDERTAKERS. RAINET UNDERTAKERS. 83th st. and Emerald phone Tarda 1261: OSd st.

snd Tale phone Wentworth 1092. Private ambulance. MONUMENTS. J. H.

BROWN A 1614 MARQUETTE BLDO. Phone Central 6117. All monuments direct from S'larry. Ratabllshed to years. AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WE ARE THE O.VLT MANUFA? turers of photo medallions ready for delivery; get our prices on photo pi i low tons. C. L. FLACH riTl'BH TO fill CHICHESTER'S PILLS tksfjr-. TBS 8UMONS BaUKa A 7MS.

r.e-- 1 lil its a IMaim puis la awd aed aleid avnaiHc I Doin. seaiee wioa nmm sawa. A- I Take se eaker, Bay y.er 4 Irw M. Aulott llM bla.illia atBAkas Pi LW II ym awmaaeat.iliit.A IIAjS. far Sat Ineyi LtawraR BUSINESS PERSONALS.

WtCircMci For Only per course. Sores, Poison. Swellinrs, Skin, Diseases, Kidney, Bladder, -Drixury Diseases, Catarrbal Bisciiaixes. CONSULTATION FREE. 60 STATE ST.

"OLD CHRONIC CASES" If you have an old case that has been banging on for weeks or months and which medicine from doctors and druggists can't seem to cure right, there la aome reason. We have a scientific cure and will cure you quickly and cheaply. Don't let any disease drag you down and weaken you. LOST VnAUTY' aulrkly restored. Do you feel you are not the' man ton ought to be.

or used to bet Are you week ime In the back, worried, cast downf We can cure yon and make you a man again by supplying pew rich blood to every organ. We cure aecreliy and chsaply. RUPTURE ENLARGEMENTS Enlargements on one or both sides, bunchy "swellings" of Intestines or veins, caused from strains, lifting, coughing, horseback or bicycle riding, overwork, sedentary habit or Injury, which Koduce dragging, aching feelings ta loins, groin, rkache nervousness, cured without cutting or cnlorofoi m. If you have some trouble there that you don understand, come to us: we wtll examine you snd tell you about It. WE CURE CHEAPLY.

WRITE IF YOU CANNOT CALL TODAY. Offlce hours: Every day from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Sundays. 9 a. an. to 1 p. m.

Mention later Ocean. Vienna Medial Institute, 20 STATE ST, 2d Floor, Between Jackson Blvd. and Vaa Bursa Bt- HAIR REMOVED FREE AT YOUR HOME. Don't nse the electric needle. Send for free treatment; absolutely harmless.

Try first on hand or arm. We pay the postage. PEERLESS HYGIENIC CO, "621. 112 SOUTH CLARK CHICAGO. INCORPORATE Corpora ton booklet Vree? Corporation Fidelity 218 La Belle Chicago.

VITALITY BISCUIT CURES WEAK HEN AND women. Send Sue for 81 package for trial. VI-TALITY BUILDER Indiana av Chicago. PPPp 81 Jar my famous akin food with sate facial treatment this week. CLARA McNAMARA.

163 State Room 66. PACE IMPERFECTIONS CORRECTED 1MME-dlately; largest and best Institutions In existence. Dr PratH 214 State St. and 1122 Broadway. N.

Y. VIENNA- MEDICAL INSTITUTE. REMOVED to 2 HO State 2d floor. Hours: Dally 8 a. m.

to 8 p. m. Sundays a. m. to 1 p.

m. ftsr KAnNTlPrf MOST SKILLFUL PACE aJJU OaUililClVJ SPECIALIST IN CHI CAGO. 148 STATE 8T. PERSONAL DR. HASENCLEVER.

182 STATE r. 46. Reliable specialist oa all diseases. Men and women treated. 81.

Consult, free. MAGAZINES, place oa earth. NEWSPAPERS. PROM ANY P. O.

News 178 Dearborn St. PERSONAL MME. L. SAN FORD 18 NOW Located at if 7 E. Madison corner 6th av.

RIBBER STAMPS. SEALS, STENCILS. COLUMBIA STAMP WORKS, 200 8. CLARK 2d floor. T.L Har.

6812. Good work- low prices. MILLINERY SCHOOL HUNTS MILLINERY SCHOOL. MRS. MME.

Nelson, The Beat. J.20I Masonic Temple. SAY TOU SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN. ACpjJNTANJS t. R.

HAT DEN. PUBLIC ACCOUNTING. ALL branches; Audita Investigation Systems; nnoues-tlonable references: reasonable. 416 Lelaaa av. Tel.

Edgewater 6391. nVVERETT AUDIT COMPANY Auditors Btsi New York: 11 Pine st- Rector 1270. Chlcsgo: 122 Monroe st. Cent. 4848.

TTORNEJJJW; LEON A. BEREZn7aK BEGS TO ANNOUNCE that he has opened aa office for the general pmc- of law and chancery ta the various courts of Ddlana. Special attention to commercial collee tlons. Address Hammond. or 134 Monroe Chicago.

ADVICE FREE. ELIJAH WOOD. Attorney and Counselor, 218 La Salle St. Reference: Cluett. Pew body Oa.

ADVICE FREE THOSE IN BUSINESS OR Domestic trouble may apply to room 8. Bureau of Law. 62 N. Clark at. Hours.

10 a. m. to 6 a m. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. FOR SALE SECOND HAND BILLIARD AND pool tables, ws rent taoiea.

witn privilege or Duy Ing. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKsHLUU 4DKR COMPANY. 263 and 265 Wabash a v. MONEY MADE DAILY BT ADVERTISING. AND THE INTER OCEAN WANT ADS HELP TO MAKE IT.

BRING YOUR WANT ADS. OR TELEPHONE 1904 CENTRAL. OR TAKE THEM TO OUR BRANCH DRUG STORK AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY. CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND BILLIARD and pool tables of ell kinds. JbRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLEN'DEH 268 Wabash av.

BUG AND MOTH EXTERMINATORS. PERSONAL ROACHES. BUGS. RATS EXTER- minsted.from your premises under guarantee contract. Call or write, or phone Harrison 6039.

FREDERICK PERES A 427 State St. FY SON. INSECT KILLERS. 8344 Kt.t St. Phone Aldlne 115.

Quick service. Guaranteed. Booklet free sealed. Yellow Peril Insect Powder. 25c post paid.

Eureka insecticide 59 Dearborn Chgo. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED CAPITAL TO ENLARGE AND IX-eorporate well established, safe business. Paid handsome profit for years. Personal attention not necessary.

Beat reference. Box 187. Mobile, Ala. I BO LD800 000W TH OP STOCK IN MT COM-pany In 6 months: if you are seeking capital, write for my free book, which explains my plan. DAJjt-BYSHIRE.

Box 181Q H. Rochester. K. Y. CANDIES.

CONFECTIONERY. FINE BON BON 9 AND chocolates. Famous throughout the United States. Bend for wholesale and retail catalogue. P.

OUNTHER. Confectioner. 212 State at. DETECTIVES. TOUNO SECRET SERVICE PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICaV 284 LA SALLE HARRISON 120.

MISS CORA STRAYER'S PRIVATE DETECT-Ive Agency. 2838 Indiana aw. Calumet 4480. ALEXANDER'S DETECTIVE AGENCY; T1 Washington st. Reliable service.

Tel. Mala 1806. SAY YOU BAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN. HELP WANTEDMALE. MISCELLANEOUS.

Wanted For newspioer drcn'a- tion work, two first-class men; per manent employment; opportunity ior promotion; rood pay. Call bsfore 9 a. m. or alter 4 p. m.

CHiS. C. GEORGE, Inter Ocean dr. Iept. MEN LEARN THE BARBER TRADE.

BPLEN-dld pay after few weeks with us. Term completes during busy season for Shop experience and wages while learning. Toola, dent onat rations, examinations, and diplomas given. Big demand for MOLER graduates. Start now.

Call or write. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 435 Wabash av. WANTED ABLE-BODIED MEN BETWEEN ages of 21 and S5 for U. 5 marine corps; must be native born or have flrst papers: excellent oppor tunity to see the world; good pay attendance clothing, re tlons.

quarters, medical attendance free. Apply at 200 8. Clark at. 302 8. State St.

or 73 8. Hal- ted at. TELEGRAPHY RAHJtOAD WIRE POSITIONS Free catalogue. 8upC, 418 Bush Temple. BAY YOU SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN.

HELP WANTED FEMALE. MISCELLANEOUS. -LADIES BE SELF-SUPPORTING: LEARN halrdreaslng, manicuring, facial message, chiropody, or electrolysis. Great demand for MOLER graduates, l-'plendld pay after few weeks with us. Money tamed from start.

Day and evening classes. Just opened, high class Beauty Shop In connection. Call or write. MOLER COLLEGE. 435 Wabash a v.

LAJDIE AND STEADY OH EVENINGS: tamping patterns at Dome; 91.50 dozen npwerd' original, reliable firm, av B. alt at. room SIX SAY XOU SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN. FINANCIAL STTBSCrtlPTIONS FOR THE TREASURY STOCK of the Tabotacachl Mining Co. at par tl par share will be received by the secretary.

A. M. Downing. 716 First National Bank Building. Chicago, to raise money to build the Ural snlt of a Smelter at the mine of fifty tone-dally capacity.

This mine has been under constant development for four yeara. baa produced over $100,000. which has been used In the work of development, and we have thousands of tons ready for the Smelter. It la estimated the earnings will be from 6800 to $1,200 per day. right from the start, and the dividends should be Dig and sure.

As soon as the foil amount la aubsciibed the money will te called for and the stock issued, work oa the Smelter will be commenced and pushed to com- let Ion In five or six months. We have no debts, onda or' preferred stork. Work at the mine goes on every day and we have a 40 ton car high grade ore oa track now ready for shlpa.ent. car number 24. Car 26 now being tsken out as the development work progresses.

Illustrated booklet mailed free. Address A. M. DOWNrNQ. 716 First National Bank Building.

Chicago. III. COLLECTIONS. DOES ANY ONE OWE TOU MONET WRITE or call MfDLAND CREDIT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY. 812-82.

134 Monroe Chicago. We collect everywhere. INSTRUCTION. WE CAN TEACH TOU. We mean you.

Become a practical chauffeur and do practical automobile repair work. Remember It costs you nothing to get our plsn. but if you desire to get Into a nice paying business for the future, this Is your opportunity. Get ahead of the others. Write Dept.

17 today. INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. 1243-45 WABASH CHICAGO. ILL. LEGAL NOTICES.

DEFREE8. BUCKINGHAM. RITTER A CAMPBELL Attorneys, 226 La Salle Street. THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT OR VI LLC E. Babcock.

Joseph A. Kuan ton. John H. Holden and VI llllam J. Louderback have formed, and hereby do form, a limited nartiMnhlB nurauant and according to the provlalona of the statutes of the 8 tale of Illinois In such rates made and provided, and hereby certify aa follows: 1.

The name or Arm under which the partBershiD Is to be conducted la Babcock. Kushtoo A and the nrlnelnwl r. 1 Ae hmliMu nf t.t Aran hm situated In the City of Chlcaco. Cook County. 1111- UIS.

8. The general nature of the business to be transacted by aald Arm la that of a stock, bond and grain commission business. Including the listing and registering of all klnda and descriptions of personal property, the sale, exchange or other Ion thereof, and the obtaining and furnishing of Information of the value and description of such listed and registered propertlee. and to act aa agent ror negotiating investments, ana to oe general banking, brokerage and commission buai- nek: also to buy and sell grata of all kinds, provlalona of all klnda. stocks, bonds, commercial paper, and other securities, oa commission and for account of aald Srra: also to act aa financial agent for firms and corporations.

8- Orvtlle E. Babcock. whose place of residence le Chicago. Illinois: Joseph A. Ruahton.

whose place of residence la Evanston. Illlooia, and John H. Holden. whose place of residence Is New York City. New York, are the general partners, and William J.

Louderbecb. whose place of residence is Highland Park. Illlnola. Is the special partner. 4.

The amount of capital stack which said special partner haa contributed to the common stock of said firm is fifty thousand dollars (850.00O). A The said partnership la to commence on the flrst day of May. A. D. 1900.

asd will terminate oa the thirty-first day of A. D. 1911. A The aald Ann or partnerahlp ahall be dissolved bv the death, orlor to 11. 1911.

of the said Orvllie E. Babcock and Joseph A. Ruahton. but snail not be dissolved otherwise, except nr ana with the written consent of the survivors of the said Orvllie E. Babcock.

Joseph A. Ruahton aad William J. Louderback. In witness whereof we' have hereunto set out hands and seals this 24th day of April. A.

D. 1909. ORVILLE E. BABCOCK. tBeal.l JOSEPH A.

RUSHTON. 8eal. JOHN H. HOLDEN. tReal.J WILLIAM J.

LOUDERBACK. SeaLl State of Illinois. County of Cook. 88. I.

Albertlne E. Hathaway, a notary public In and for aald county, in the state aforesaid, do hereby certify that Orvllie E. Babcock. Joseph A. Ruehton and William J.

Louderback. who are personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Instrument, appeared before me this day tn person, and severally acknowledged that they slrned. sealed and delivered said instrument aa their free and voluntary act for the uees and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand and notarial seal this 24th day of April. A.

D. 1909. ALBERTINE E. HATHAWAY. lTntartat Kealt Notarr Public State of Illinois.

County of Cook. 68. I. Albertlne E. Hathaway, a notary public In and for said county.

In the state aforesaid, do hereby certify that John H. Holden. who Is personally known to me to be the eame person whose name Is subscribed to the foregoing Instrument, appeared before me thla day tn person and acknowledged that he signed, sealed and delivered aald Instrument as his free and voluntary act. for the uses and purpoeea therein set forth. Given under my hand and notarial seal this 24tn day of Notarial Seal) Notary Public REGISTRATION OP LAND TTTLE IN THE MATTER OF JOHN E.

DORM ANN TO register the title to the East Half of the East Half of the North East Quarter (4) of Section Twenty-One (21. Township Forty-One 41 North, Range Nine t8 East of the Third 3rd) Principal Meridian in Cook County. Illinois: ALSO that part of the West Half 4-of tne North West Quarter () of Section Twenty-Two 22) in said Township and Range, described aa follows? Beginning at a point on the Weet line of said North West Quarter (VI distant 6 96 chains Nerth from the South West Corner thereof, thence North 01 degrees East 3.40 rnaina thence North 84V degrees East 2 04 ehalne. thence North to a point distant 8 chains East from the West line and 19.23 chains South from the North line of said North West Quarter thence Eaet parallel with the North line of said North West Quarter 1.73 chains, thence North parallel with the West line of said North West Quarter iV) to the North line of said North West Quarter VI. thence West along the North line of aald North West Quarter 6.

73 chains to the West line of said North West Quarter V). thence South along aid West line to the point of beginning (except the West one tl) Rod of that part lying North of the public highway In the East Half of the East Half (U of the North East Quarter 4V) of said Section Twenty-one tzii: auiumwpipio-lic highway through the Eaat Half (V) of the. East Half (V) of the North East Quarter of said SeetlonTwentv-One (21). Land Registration No. To John Padleford.

Mrs. John R. Padleford. the wife of John R- Padleford, the unknown heirs cr devisers of John R. Padleford.

deceased; Mrs. Henry Moorhen, the widow of Henry Moorboff, deceased, the unknown heirs or devisees of Henry Moorhen, deceased: William Melerholf. Mrs. William Meier hod. the wife of William Melerhoff.

the unknown be Irs or devisees of William Melerhoff. deceased: Christian Westphal, Mrs. Christian Westphal. the wife of Christian Westphal. the unknown heirs or devisees of Christian Westphal.

deceased, the unknown owners of premises hereinabove described, snd unknown owners. Augustus N. Gage. Mrs Augustus N. Gage, the wife of Augustus N.

Gage, and to all whom It may concern: Take Notice, that on the 28th day of May. A. D. lis, an application was filed by said John E. Dormann In the Circuit Court of Cook County for Initial registration of the title to the lar.d above described.

Now unless you appear on or before the 30th day of June, A. D. ls9. and ahow cause why such application ahall not be granted, the same wtll be taken aa confessed and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the application and you. will be forever barred from disputing the same.

JOSEPH E. BIDW1LL Clerk Circuit Court, Cook County, m. Fred A. Rat hie. Applicant's Solicitor.

BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR DISCHARGE. IN THE MATTER OF MEYFR SA34SON, BANK-runt- In Bankruptcy. No. 16406. To the Honorable Judges of the District Court of the United States forHbe Northern District of Illinois: Meyer Samson, of Chicago.

In the County of Cook and State of Illinois, in said district, respectfully represents that on the 12th day of April, last past, he was duly adjudicated bankrupt under the acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy; that he haa duly surrendered all his property and rights of property, and has fully compiled with all the requirements of said acta and of the orders or the court touching his bankruptcy. Wherefore, he prays that he may be decreed by the court to have a full discharge from all debta provable against his estate under said bankrupt acts, except such debta aa are excepted by law from such discharge. Dated thia 27th day of May. A. T.

1909. MEYER SAMSON. Bankrupt. ORDETt OF NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States. Northern District of Illinois.

Eastern Division. On this 27th day of May. A. D. 1909.

oa reading the foregoing petition. It la Ordered by the court, that a hearing be had on the same oa the 2th day of June. A. D. 1909.

before raid court, at Chicago In aald district, at 10 o'clock tn the forenoon: and that notice thereof be published In The Chicago Inter Ocean, a newspaper printed In said district, and that all known creditors and other persona In Interest- may ap pear at the sain time ana piece ana snow cause. If any they have, why the prayer of the said peti tioner should not Be granted. And It Is further ordered by the court, that the clerk shall send by mall to all known creditors roplea of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence as stated. Witness, the Honorable Kenesaw M. Landls.

judge of the said court, and the (Seal of the seal thereof, at Chicago, In said Court.) district, on the 27th day of May. T. C. MacMILLAN. Clerk.

Moses. R. A K. ARTHUR C. BACH ACH.

Attorney. 1015-16 Aahland Block. STATE OF ILLINOIS. CITY OF CHICAGO, First District. S3 In the Municipal Court of Chicago.

Matteo Zustovich vs. Charles E. Morrison and Charles J. Carter. Contract.

No. 141.031. NnttM ta hereby given to the said Charles J. Carter that a summons has been Issued out of the ornce- or tne triers oa in. saunicipai leurt or nt-eago dated the 13th day of February.

A. D. 1909 st the suit of the aald Matteo Zustovich and against the above named defendants, which suit la still pending, and that a hearing of aald cause will be had before the Municipal Court of Chicago on the 28th day of June. A. D.

1909. at 9:80 o'clock In the forenoon, at branch 5. room 901. No. 148 Michigan avenue, being one of the places In said City of Chicago provided by the corporate authorities thereof for the holding of said Court.

HOMER K. A LP IN. Clerk. A. Bacnrach.

Attorney. JAMES W. BREEN, Attorney. 801. 120 Randolph SL '-STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK.

88. Circuit Court of Cook County. To the June Term. A. D.

19U9. Ida Thompson vs. Samuel Edgar Thompson. In Chancery. No.

290SJ6 Notice la hereby given to the aald Saarael Edgar Thompson that the abore named Complainant heretofore filed her Bill of Complaint la said Court, on the Chancery side thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out of said Court against the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Cook County, to be held at the Court House la Chicago, In aald Cook County, on the Third Monday of June, A. D. looo. aa is by law required, and which suit la still pending. JOSEPH E.

B1DWILL, James W. Breen. Compl't's Sofr. LEGAL NOTICES." SKnioTD irinv nr t.tvn Ttxf te IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION Thomas Lswis to register the title to Lots Fort, two 42) and Forty-three 43 In Block One U)Ta Dauphin Park, a Subdivision of the North Three-quarters ij of the West Half () of Section Twe (2), Township Thirty-seven 37 North, Range Fourteen (14). lying West of the Illinois Central Railroad, Right of Way.

East of the Third (Ird) Principal Meridian. Lots Twelve 12) and Thirteen (IS) la S. Gross Subdivision of the North Half IH) ef Block Twenty-three (28) In Dauphin Park Addition. belnsT the Eaat Half of the North East Quarter (a) of. Section Three 3).

Township Thirty-seven (8T North. Range Fourteen U4). the Third (3rd principal Meridian. Lots Thirty-nine 1M) and Forty 40) tn B. Gross Subdivision of the Booth Half of Bloets Twenty-three (23) In Dauphin Park Addition, belaar he East Hslf (Hi of the North East Quarter (tQt Section Three (3, Township Thlrty-sevea (371 North, Range Fourteen (14.

East of the Third (3rd) Principal Meridian. Lots Thirty-eight 88 and Forty i) In Block Twenty-five (25i In 8. K. Gross' Subdivision of Dauphin Park Addition, being the East Half (H) of the North Eaat Quarter In Section Three (8). Township Thirty-seven h87 North.

Range Fourteen (14). East of toe Third (3rd) Principal Meridian. Lot Fifteen tiff) la Block Thirty-nine (89) tn S. E. Gross' Subdivision of Blocks Taenty-sevea (27) te Forty-two (42).

inclusive. In Dauphin Park Seeoad Addition, a Subdivision of the West Hail" 'M of the North Eaat Quarter -(! of Sectloa Three (8), Township Thirty-seven (37) North. Range Fourteen (14). Eaat of the Third (3rd) Principe Meridian. Lots Twenty (20) and Twenty-one (21) la Block Forty-four (44) In 8.

E. Gross Fourth (4th) Addition to Dauuhla Park being a Subdivision of North Easterly of Rleht ef Wsy of the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad. North East Quarter of the South West Quarter (V). also that part lying North Easterly of Rlgbt of Wsy of Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad of North Weet Quarter (Vi) of South Eaat Quarter and all of the North Half of the North East Quarter (V) of Use South East Quarter (V) In Section Thrset). Township Thirty-seven (37) North.

Range Fourteen 114), East of the Third (3rd, Principal Meridian, all lit -Cook County. Illinois. Land Registration No. 8005, To Edward C. Wentworth.

Individually and as -Trustee. To all whom It may concern: Take notice that on the 14th day of May. A. D. 1909.

aa application was filed by said Thomas Lewis la tne Circuit Court of Cook County for Initial regis. tratloo ok ue title to tat aano aoove oescnoeo. now. yoo appear on or before the I6th day D. 1U00.

and ahow cause why such ap- of June, plication shall not be granted. gran tea. the earae will oe amen aa con re seed and a according to the prayer of tl nrf I will i decree will be entered the application and yea to the pray will be forever barred from dteoutlne the same. JOSEPH HIOWII.I. JB flerk.

Circuit Court. Cook County. BANKRUPT'S POTITlON FOR D18CHAROBV IV THE MATTER OF GEORGE BRUNS. Bankrupt; In Bankruptcy. No.

16407. To the Honorable, the Judges of the Die trio Court of the UnMed States for the Northern District of Illlnola: George' C. Bruna. of Chicago, tn the Coaaty ef Cook and State of Illinois, in said ciatrict. respectfully represents that on the 18th day of March, last past ha was duly adjudicated bankrupt tui(er the acta of Congress relating to bankruptcy that be has duly surrendered all bis property and rights of property, and has fully compiled with all the-requirement of aald acta and of Lbs oraers or tne court toucning ma bankruptcy.

Wherefore be ormr. that be mar be by the court to have a full discharge from all debta provable against his estate under aald bankrupt acts except such debta aa are excepted by law from such (Iachare Dated this 18th day of May. 1909. GEORGE C. HRUKS, BaakrufsV.

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. NORTHERN DISTRICT OP ILLINOIS. EAST-era Division, S3. On this 28th bay of May. A.

D. 1909. on reading tba foregoing petition. It is Ordered by tba court, that a bearing bo had on the same on the 28th day of June. A.

D. 194). before said court, at the United States Court Hoomi in the Government Building. Chicago, In said district, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice thereof be nobllshed In The Inter Ocean, a newapaer printed In said district, and that a known creditor, and other persona In interest may appear at the aald time and a place and enow caoa If any they have, why the nraver of the petitioner should not be granted. And It le further ordered by the court, that tre clerk shall send by mail to all known copies of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence as stated.

Witness the Honorable S. H. lie thee. Ju.V of the said -court, and the seal thereof, at Chlcego, in said els-trlct. on the 2in day of May.

I909. T. C. MacMILLAN. Cle.k.

(Seal of the Court-) W. S. Welch. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OP William D.

Hall to register the title to the North Twenty and 86 ons-hundredths (2U.85) feet ot I Thirteen (13) and Twenty-nine and Fifteen ot-e-hundredtba 129.15) feet of South part ot Lot 14 In the Resubdtvialon of Lota One (1 to Eleven tncluaive. of George Bcovllle's Subdivision cf Eaat 49 acree of the Weat 129 acres ot the 1 West quarter () of Section seven (7). Towrelip Thirty-nine (38) North. Range Thirteen (18) of the Third (3rd) Principal Meridian In Oak rw. Cook County, Illlnola.

Land Registration No. To all whom it may concern: Take Notice. t.at on the 14th day of May. A. D.

1800. an was filed by said William D. Hall. In the On 1 Court of Cook County for Initial reglatratlon o' tha title to the land above described. Now unlerr ye apcear on or before the 16th day of June.

A I9O9. and show cause why such application shah n. bo granted, the sum will be taken aa eor.f'-raed and a decree will be entered according to rayer or the application aad you will be loovcf from otsputing tne same. JOSEPH ft- BIDWILL. Clerk Circuit Court Cook County.

Illinois: REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATT EH OF THE APPLICATION Franklin E. Hall to register the title lo Ul fix 6). In Block Forty-three (43). of the Vtliare of Ridgeland.

being a Subdivision of the East hslf (V) of the East halt () of Section Seven (7). and also the North West Quarter and the est half (k) of the West half (H) of the South st quarter (V of Section Eight (8). Township -nine (39) North. Range Thirteen East the Third (3rd) Principal Meridian, as per Map recorded on March 2. 1872.

in Rook 2 of Pis is. pare. 7 and 8. tn Cook County. Illinois.

Lend Reg. at a-tion. No. 3036. To ail whom It mar concern: Take notice.

t-t on the 14th day of May. A. D. 1909. an was filed by said Franklin E.

Hill, in the C1r Court of. Cook County, for initial registration the title to the hmd above described. Now. nuts you appear on or before the loth day of June. A.

1900. and show cause why such application sh- 1 not be granted, the aame will be taken as confess- I and a decree will be entered according to t'- rarer of the application and yen will be forever irred from disputing the same. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL Clerk Circuit Court. Cook County.

Illinois. PARKER A ANDERSON. Attorneys. -Suite 38. 81 Clark Street.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. SS Circuit Court of Cook County. To the June Term. A.

D. 1900. Louise T. Miller vs. Louis I.

Miller. In Chancery. No. 290970. Notice Is hereby given to the aald Louis I.

Miller that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her Bill of Comulaint in said Court, on the Chancery side and that a summons thereupon Issued out of said Court against the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term or the Ore nit Court of Cook County, to be held at the Court House In Chicago. In said Cook County, on the Tliird Monday of June. A. D. 1909.

aa la by taw required, and hich suit Is still pending. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clerk. Parker A Anderson.

Compl't's Sorrs. JAMES 8. NELSON. Attorney Suite 810. 59 Dearborn Street.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. 81 Circuit Court of Cook County. To the June Term. A.

D. 1909. Brislow Flits vs. Annie Flits. Ia Chancery.

No. 290U3a Notice Is hereby given to the said Annie Flits that The above named Complainant heretofore (lied his BUI of Complaint In said Court, on the Chancery aide thereof, and that a summons thereupon issued out of said Court acalnat the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Cook County, to be held at the Court House In Chicago, In said Cook County, on the Third Monday of June. A. D. 1W0B.

as is by law required, and which suit Is still pending. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clark. Jamea 8.

Nelson. Compl't's Sofr. PIERSON A PEA8E. Attornevs. Suite 1308 Chamber of Commerce.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. SS. Circuit Court of Cook County. To the June Term.

A. D. luuu. Laura u. vs.

waiter will- man. In Chancery. No. zuuttio. Notiee la hereby given to the aald Walter Wilt- man that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her Bill of Complaint In aald Court, oa the Chancery aide thereof, and that a summons there- upon Issued out of said Court against th above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Cook County, te be held st the Court House In Chicago, In said Cook County, oa the Third Monday of June.

A D. 1909. aa la by law required, and which suit Is still pending. JOeiEPH K. BIDWILL.

Oert Piersoa A Pease. Com pi' SoTm. S. J. THALlK.

8D0 Chicago Opera House Building. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK, 68. Xlrcult Court of Cook County. To the June Term, D.

19U9. Roeie Vriae va. John Vrlac. la Chancery. No.

290946. Notice Is hereby given to the said Joha Vrlac that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her BUI of Complaint la said Court, on the Chancery side thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out of said Court against the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Cook County, to be held al the Court House In Chicago, In said Cook County, ea the Third Monday of June. A. D. as Is by law required, and which suit is still pending.

JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clerk. B. J.

Hallk. Comol'ts SoTr. S. J. HALIK, Attorney.

fCV Chicago Opera House Building. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK 88. Circuit Court of Cook County. To the June Term.

A. D. 1900. Francis Naomi Harland vs. Arthur Harland.

In Chancery. No. 2UU947. Notice Is hereby given to the said Arthur Bar-land that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her Bill of Complaint In said Court, oa the Chancery side thereof, and that a summons nnosi Issued out of said Court a rain at the above named -defendant, returnable on the flrst day of the term 01 tne uireuu v.ouri ot ool (Coaaty. to be held at the Court House In Chicago, la aald Cook County, on the Third Monday of June.

A. 1900, aa is by law required, and which ault la stUl pen tag. jOSKpH xj BIDWILL. JRj Clerk. S.

J. Hallk. i Compl't's Sol'r. N. A.

KAUFMANN. Attorney. 400 Aahland Block. STATE OP ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK.

88, Superior Court of Cook County. May Term. A. b. 19u9? Dock Mills vs.

Lottie Mills. In Chancerr. No 272442. Notice ui hereby given to the said Lottie Mills that the above named Complainant heretofore filed his Bill of Complaint tn said Court, on the Chancery side thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued cot of said Court against the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Superior Court of Cook County, to be held at the Court House tn Chicago, ia aald Cook County, en the First Monday rf June, A. IX 1909.

as Is by law required, aad hlch ault still pending. CHARLES W. VAIL. Carlb M. A.

Kaufman. Complainant's Solldloa..