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PERSONAL MrNrIoN

VIM. ID. Lee of velasco is in the city.
Samuel l.. Hahn of san Antonio is in
tho city.
J II. Smith OF Beaumont was in the
city yesterday.
Judge n. A. Cravcns of Willis was In
the city yesterday.
Charles w lIobson Of Waco was In the
city on n business visit.
Guy IL. Mallam of Beaumont was In the
city yesterday en- route home from Dallas.
a. G.. ldpscomb and Edmund Monigom-
cry. of Hampstead were In the city yes
terday.
Mr. Henry Stern and wife OF New Or
leans are visiting the family of Mrs. a..
j. Schocnmann.
Jake Werner. n former resident of this
city, but now living at Bartlett. Texas. IL
In the city.
Nh. r. w. Cronan has returned from n
visit TO st. Louis. While in that city
he attended the st. Patrck's bail, March
H.
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Mcngc OF Chicago
arc In tho city visiting their relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Meyer \ number Of
Houstoniaus who were guests OF tho Wis
itors whilo Mt the Worlds Fair Will he
delighted to welcome them
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NEW BUSINESS.

Motion by McAughnn--To Fix sidewalks
ON Hardy street. Adopted.
llirsch-rhat the board OF public works
be- instructed to make report TO the coun-
ell as TO the matter of paving on part of
Crawford street now oxCav9ted, Adopted.
Ordinance by Bailey entitled ITO kill
blns:'
Be It ordained by the city council of the
city OF Houston:
Section THAT II shall bc unlawful for
any candidate for municipal office to
enter a saloon or hc found treating any
ono, whether In n saloon or elsewhere,
10 whisky, hcer or other intoxicating
liquor for thirty days prior to city cleo
ton where he rs u candidate
Section ANYONE violating the prOvl-
sions OF the preceding section shah. upon
conviction before the recorder. be pun-
ishcd 10y fine OF not less than so nor
more than $50.
Section 3This ordinance shall take Of
feet and be I'm force from and after Its
passage
ON motion Of iIirsch tho council nd
1ourncd.
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Rufus Mayo, charged with assault with
the intent TO murder the colored woman
who was employed as cook at the resi-
denee OF l.. II. Chew, ST., was arrested
yesterday.
Mayo has been for some time I'm thescm-
ploy of stadtler Lucas, contractors
building the county jail. Since the cut
ting ARRAY IN which he played an inn
portant part. he has not been 10 work
Yesterday morning he appeared at the
bead OF Capitol avenue and approaching
Mr. Thomas Lucas said Boss, whar you
want meI" Mr.. Lucas was at first sur
prised that Mayo would return, but with
out showing his agitation said: hight
where you are. Sit down and I'll find
something for you to do" Mayo sat down
and Mr.. Lucas telephoned for an officer
Officers Ewing and Rosner answering the
call and arrested MAYO
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DISTINGUISHED RAILRoApERs.

cornelius Vanderbilt and Chauncey De-
pew Pass Through the city.
For very short while last night Hous-
ton entertained a party of distinguished
New Workers, who passed through the
ci,y en- route from New York TO the Pa
ciilc coast. The party was composed OF
Cornelius Vanderbilt. the New York rail-
road magnate. yachtsman and multimil
lionaire, Chauncey NJ. Depew, the railroad
ana political leader president OF the New
York Central and one of Americas
foremost orators; John Howe, Jr., and
George Fearinger, prominent bankers Of
New York; Julius Kruttschnitt general
manager OF the southern Pacific system
ana W G. Van Week. manager Of the
Atlantic system OF the Southern Pacific
The party arrived at the Grand central
uepot at S:l5 p. m. by special train, COM
posed OF Mr.. Nanderbilts private, car
no. 4sS Of the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad; Mr. Krutschnitts
private car. "Guadrlupe," and the Wag-
err special apartment car "Nester" The
special remained but twenty minutes and
then pulled out for the West, travelling
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Street and bridge committee Recon-
mendlng that ON deeds to streets In the
Half addition being properly made out
he sum OF $40 he paid FOR same instead
of $1,000 asked Adopted.
Fire committee Recommending that pc
utlons FOR hydrants by Robert Edwards
ct al, otto Erickson ct al, a. j. Jourde
ct al be adopted. which was done.
street and bridge committee Rccom-
mcnding Aransas Pass Railway company
he instructed 10 put In ditch from the
intersection OF the Galveston. Houston
ana Henderson on one dde Of their track,
four feet wide and three fcot deep. TO
Buffalo bayou. On petition of Bloomcr ct
al recommending that the southern pacif-
H. and the International and Great North
crn fix bitches on clark street at once.
ON motion OF Alderman Hsiuzc that the
drain box be extended on Lnliranch
street as soon AS possible. All adopted.
Finance COMMITTEES Indorsing the re-
port of the market master as correct.
Adopted on petition of Luccio recommend
ing rofunding of 81 taxes wrongiully col
icctcd, adopted. ON petition of Mrs, IIus-
ton. recommended assessment he made
same for 1894 as 1895. All adopted.
Treasurer's report referred to finance
committee.
. Mayor and finai.cc communication Mrs.
Flcwcllens deed of certain streets.
Adopted.
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COMMISSION ORDERS.
Special Rate on Wood-ExceptNn
Western Classification.

Special Rate on Wood-EXceptNn to
Western classification.
Austin, Texas, March 2S.-The railroad
commission issued the following rulings
today:
In approval of Joint application. sub
mitted under No lW of Missouri. KAN
sas and Texas Railway Company Of Tex
as. 1t is hereby ordered that the following
ruling be adopted as an RECEPTION to West
ern classification, to govern In the trans
portatiou Of the article named, by rail-
roads between points IN Texas: Calvan-
lied iron fluss. less than car loads, first
class This order shall take effect March
In approval Of application No Of the
Sherman. Shreveport and Southern Rail
wa company. authority IL hereby granted
for the adoption of the rate of 60 CENTS
per cord for the transportation of wood
IN car loads, from Princeton and Lalng
Emeotive March %, 1896 Expires Sep
temhcr l. 1896.
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Abilene. Texas March .2.-1'he republI-
can convention OF this district. which met
here yesterday, adopted the following res
oluuons:
Resolved, The interests of this district
demand adequate protection for sthc wool
ana cattle Industries OF its people, ana
we denounce tho unjust discrimination of
the Wilson bill in protecting the inter-
ests of other states and subiurating the
products of Texas to the competition OF
the whole world.
The convention also declared itself In
favor OF silver and gold as money under
such restrictions and limitations as would
maintain the parity between them.
A L. Hazard OF Mitchell county was
nominated for congress and J. II. Cutler
of DcCatMr WIS male chairman.
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way and the Columbia branch OF the In
eernational and Great Northern railroad
on shipments of the commodities subject
70 the mileage rates embraced In comlncd-
NY tarlffs IL, II aud is, issued by this COM
, mission November 2, 1885,. February Is
lS'o, ana February -, 1926. respectively,
snall be made in accordance with the IN
81 slttuctions contained In exceptions 10 and
~. section 5. of general tariff OF class rates
no. !. II being understood that any rate
prescribed in said commodity tariffs Nos.
40. IL and is as maximum TO apply be-
tween Galveston and points in common
point territory shall also apply MS max
mum between points on the Nclasoo Ter
mihal railway or the Columbia branch of
me International and Great Northern rail-
ROAD ana points In common point territory.
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soUTnwEsTERN MEETING.
Texas Rates to be Regulated by Special
Committee.

Texas Rates to be Regulated by Special
Committee.
The executive board of the Southwestern
Traffic association Is now in session In
New York considering a resolution recent
Nv proposed looking TO an Improvements IN
the rate territory south and west OF 81
r.ouis II has been practically agreed %
organize a special board. composed OF
three members Of the executive don nnii,ts
tee. TO regulate rates 70 leNas anu 'V'''S
i'm the Southwest territory. ,.o1
The arrangement provides for the pol ,.,s,.
Ing of Texas business on percentlsSse
basis. The special board VIII be ioea az ,h ~.
sSSfoire III the Southwestern TRAFFIC asso-
ainle3i ioS gin re conducted under an agree
nent similar to that adopted by me J1 nas
lFalHnO n, ,otified as yet. IL is said, hut
no. mere Us Is understood 10 be no doubt OF us
Ultimate acceptance.
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nOuSTON'S CITY COUNCIL.
A Short Session Of the Municipal
Fathers.
BAD DRAINAGE CAUSING COMPLAINT
From Citizens OF the Fifth and Second
wards-Petitions on Various Sub
Jccts Presented.

His honor, Mayor Browne. Aldermen
kohlhaufr. sonncn. Heinzc. Burke Pack
ard. Hirsch. Repsdorph. Bailey, Me-
Aughan, and Aubertin were present when
tho council assembled at AIS yesterday at
ternoon,
Minutes OF the previous meeting were
adopted without reading.
PETITIONS.
From Andrew Murphy and about 100
others complaining of improper drainage
tracks 1t being alleged that rewers are
not properly constructed and are not
large enough and that the tracks form 1,
levee, interfering with the natural drain
age. Referred to street and bridge ccm-
mittec. city engineer and aldermen of the
Fifth ward.
NcArghan said there should be some
thing done Immediately as the case was
an extreme one.
From John Donnelly asking for posi-
tion In the fire department. Referred to
chief OF fire department and fire COM
mittec
rrom J. b. Masse and twenty others
fer light at corner Mckee and Nance
streets, referred to light committee,
From G, II. Korshaw asking rectifca-
tion OF error In assessment and listing OF
property of Smallwood heirs. referred to
finance committee.
From H. w. House. Notice that Messrs
Blair n CO., of New York decline to Take
mp bonds and asking for the return of Il
check deposited by that firm. Referred to
mayor ana finance committee.
From j, NJ Brown for the erection OF a
small house In the fire limits; referred to
street ana bridge committees.
From T.. j Hyatt and about l0o others
complaining Of improper drainage caused
by a levee OF railroad entertainments; re-
ferred TO street and bridge committed
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Charles Dale, who was charged with be-
ing implicated in the disappearance OF
the money OF A. b. Huffman. who report
cd Il day or two ago that he had been
buncoed, was arraigned before Justice Ma.
honey yesterday on n charge of theft OF
money and Of conspiracy TO steal. and
was bound over TO the criminal district
court in the sum of $50 In each cake.
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pypoRr rRrICuT RAVES.

Galveston. Texas, March 2s.--The ADJUST
n,ent of grain rates made by Messrs,
Faittorn and Howe. arbitraltors. VIII go
into effect April 1. 1t is announced. While
railroad men hare nre still uninfornei rs
10 tho exact force of the arbitration. Il
telegram has been received by Freight
Commissioner Denison from Mr.. Blsseii
assistant traffic manager of the Atchisoi
at Chicago, expressing the opinion ina
the rates VIII be satisfactory to Galveston,
MIR. Bsscll says also that the several
roads Will today begin Checking OUT the
rates-that Is, Analysing them to see 1usi
low they appiy
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JAMES AKIN DEAD.

The sad news of the death OF Mr.. James
Akin. superintendent OF the Southern d.
vision of the Pacific Express company
with Headquarters In Dallas was received
mere yesterday at the office Of the com
pany Mr. Akin was wen and favorahly
known In Houston, whcrc he has IL large
circle OF friends in express, railway and
commercial circles. and the news of his
death was received with sorrow by those
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COURT NOTES.

In Justice Mahoney's court yesterday
win Carville was arraigned as vagrant
In that he had for a number OF days IN
succession stood as an idle person before
an alleged bunco Joint The defendant
called for a jury and the following were
summoned: Il. n. Butts, T.. r. Lewis, r
j j. setiegast The defendant was ad.
judged guilty and fined the lowest allowed
by law, 81 and costs
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OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine IN ro,,
ulate the bowels an 1 Kidneys will dnd r.
true remedy in Electric 3itters' ,rb,s
medicine does not stimulate AMI contains
no whisky nor other intoxlcint, bur aa, q
es a tonic and Alternative II acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels. addin.,
strength and giving tone TO thes Organs
thereby AIDING nature in the performancc
Of the functions. Electric BitteIs H. an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion Old
people lind IL Just exactly what they need
Price 90 cents per bottle at J. T.. Hertz
drug store.
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Antonio and points west to look after

Antonio and points west TO look aiter
shipments TO move soon
A round trip of one and one-third iares
has been made from all points on inc " &c rr
toria division to Beevilie on account o,
the populist convention at that point Anu
the democratic convention at Sorpus
Christi this week: tickets on sale Niarch
% and ~. good for return tho 2sth. -.
The frcmcu are very much pieascd WIN
the generous treatment received from tie
railroad company for their celebration on
April Il.
There are about 100 bales OF cotton In
town vet to be shipped.
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o'clock, when the different lodge repre-
scntatives will formulate reports to the
hve respective lodges as to the advlsahlity
OF establishing club room and the cost.
ways and means of accomplishing the pro
encouragement has been vouchsafcd the
members OF the committee provided the
proposition IL carried 70 successful con-
summation. Education, physical develop
mont. sociability and economy have been
fully considered by the committee, as wen
as convenience In location of this proposed
additional feature to pythianispl in Hous-
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CHuRCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The ladies OF the Episcopal church, who
have been arranging for an Easter fund
entertainment to he given at the Capitol
Hotel, Friday, March q. have decided
10 postpone the date un,l April 10. II was
found that any date before Easter would
be inopportune. ANA AS they are making
great preparations for the occasion they
desired TO wait until April 10. at which
time they expect n largo attendance of
adults ana children.
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rains on The International and Great
Northern and Galveston. Houston and
henderson arrive and depart at the In
;trnational depot, foot of Congress ave:
MAJ Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
Il The Katy depot; Galveston, La Porte
Ind Houston trains at San Jacinto street
DEPOT; all other roads use the Grand
Central depot.
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vIcToRIA NOTES.

Victoria, Texas, March 23.--A. Levi 6 Co
shipped car OF pecans to New York Sat
uIday.
James Beaumont, general live stool;
agent Of the Sunset, left today for San
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cites. 'N e'S"'
II you don't think cigarettes. in fart
any form of tobacco-usin hurts you
watch the cigarette smoker who has In.
uulgcd the habit for some time See how
his hands tremble. the anxious look on
his face tells q irregular hesrt beats. lis
nervousness betrays itself in n dozen
ways. II you are cigarette smoker YOU
are never FEELING quite at ease unless
you are putting sinking little nerve.
Wrecker.
Don't you want release?
Don't you want Just few months with
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Sterling Remedy Co:
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and have induced at least half a dozen
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| weighed l55 pounds whom ] began tho
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Of 3 pounds within three weeks / am
~ wears OF age and have used cigarettes
and chewing tobacco since / was i2 years
or age smoking on an average for the
last 1--WE years Of aboIt % cigarettes n
day. Yours respectfully
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You need not take our word for 1t, nor
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PYTHIAN GLUE coMMITTEE

An adjourned meeting Of the Pythian
club committee, Of which James &, Stan
icy Is Chairman. VIII be held in the Fifth
ward Pythian Temple tonight at 1880
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The ladies' Of the Hardy Street Presby-
terian church VIII give an ice cream and
strawberry entertainment tonight at the
church In the Fifth ward. They have re-
Gently built an addition to their edifico
aud the proceeds VIII be devoted TO the
expense Incident thereto
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VS.. Harris. Giddings; W. Berry, John
r. spann. Yoakum: Geo. z. Herzineer
Waco; A. G. Lips ;omh, Edmund Mont
suuery, Hampstead. John r. Clay. l.. j
Cox, Galveston, O. T.. Maer, Smithville;
~ A. crayens Wills; L. c. Mastersou,
Mss VI. g. Mas.erson. Brazoria. b. Mas
iEsOn. W. Nj. -. Lee, +. A. Brock. No-
lso; John X. spann, New York; II. a.
Beltoa, c. II. Wilson and wife. w. W.
Edwards. ST. Louis: Mrs. James Moore,
Galveston; 4. w. Beck, W. Il. Goode, san
Antonio; W. +. Karzes, Evansville, Frank
Herring, Fort Worth; G. W. Phillips, At
hnla; John A. Willoy. J. r. Whitman, p.
Aaisrson New Orleans. Il. Alexander.
RW Wilson, Livingston: W. Boardman,
lHkin; l.. Brown. Nacogdoches. T. W.
.eftan, j.. l.. Brown, Liberty ID, h. Muir
thlson, John Smith, Nelasco.
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me iuwior-Batcs $3.50 and 81 per
Gay, James InWIor. prnurtetor

II 0. Davidson, san Antonio: S. II.
NAlam, Beaumont, S. l.. Hain, San An
.sMo, John >. Doogan, New York; Root.
Rlce. Dallas. Frank G. case. ST.
LOUIS W. Ii. Cundcy. Denver, u. Il.
Ateler Fort " 1rth: Il. w BROWNE.
a,sw Orleans, ed Orshficld, Fort Worth:
.san a; McShane and wife Nebraska;
@als Wienberger, New Orleans. Charles
4: clark New York; j. W RGsson, Fort
neiih; john w. steele, New York. w.
Dean. Winston, N C.; j. II. Baker.
AEun: j. W. Coleman, Houston. T.. II.
iNkeit, city; W. A. Harris Waco, T.
= Mccarthy. Chicago. 4. II. Pierce,
isicf station; II. O. Head. New or
aS; +. c. McReynolds El Campo; r.
vhapmdn, Cucro; j., A. Slichtcr. Pa
ms WIS. c. II. Hurd and wife, Den
NJ, a. y. Seams, Austin: T.. s. Hairston.
wv 'g orleans; G, y. Jackson, ST. Louis.
r. Marshall, Dallas: W. $ Hellet,
sN, Henry Cook. New Orleans; J W
sans Galveston; Frederick Wise, Lin
Sa Neb.; John Sorehead. Omaha, Ncb. :;
4 " Tarleton, ST. Louis: j. G. An
rMsss New Orleans; W. H. IIowpson.
svaa1elphia, Pa; William \. Murray,
IN orleans, Morton Stltzol. lIagertown,
fls Leon Timpson. Beaumont: c. II.
lss ST. Paul; w. II. Stark. Orange
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CIGARETTE SUCKERS.
MEN GET RoPED INTO ALL KINDS
or SKIN GAMES.
The Worst Roped Man Is the Cigarette
Smoker-Robbed of Health and Man
hood, His Most Precious
posscSSion.

Say. whcre'd
you get that cof-
Nm nail. Chin =
mey?"
"Oh, / caught It
on the Fly from de
guy on de cor
ner."
And the two lit
tie bootblackB -
God bless 'em,
they didn't know
any Dettcr-Sat on
the curb and
smoked the cigar e
cite, out of sight.
We often won
der, when we see
and henr such
, things. how the
other half of the
world lives espe-
ciaily when 30
many spend thL'r
money, and, worst
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hsn c,,. OF cases OF rheumatism have
Efiptor' by Elmer & Amends Pre-
~ 10. 2sjl." All sufferers should
tllyes,nnl OF same. c. w. Preston &c Co.
-Na'oh, Texas. agents
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THE HOTELS,
Kew Butchins Hou,e,

n'rF n Guertn.
ger. Proprietors.
Remodeled and
newly furnished.
iv,tut.cd IN all
'ts appointments
IA tho state u
rc,ac
Tho L Q 8 G ! ny
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RIPANS
TABULES.

Stella M. Godfrey. writing from HON.
says: "My sister has used your nedl-
cines. She was sufferer from dyspep-
sia and indigestion for several years,
and after having your Tabuies recom-
mended and given them trial. she speaks
in the highest terms of them. and says
that they can not be excelied IN keeping
the system well regulated. Her name
is tAiss) Katherine Godfrey, Postorficss
Hoffman. N. c." \!
Rir ans Tabules are sold by drugRists "a
by mail IL the price 60 cents q b6x1 a
sent to the Ripans ChemicAl conpSk1x
No. 10 Spruce street. New York 0SIS1{<
Vial. ~ cents. For sale w "A. &. 8io8
druggist. Coz Main street VA - !4]
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/ Bona:A, LARGEST NINE-MONTHs BABY
h Ansdou5h,i VII get one dozen photos free
[ss. -.--Ne q SWartz's new gallery.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-14
PROSPERITY,

A dispatch from London, March 4 of last
year, announced that letter dated al
KjolIeford, February "a, had reached
Hammerfest, Norway, announcing that a
telegraph inspector at mountain station
between Lebesy and Langjford saw q
balloon moving in southeasterly direc-
lion and believed that it was possibly car
rying dispatches from DR.. Nansen.
The Norwegian Parliament gave DR..
Nansen about $52, GOO in aid of his expedi-
ton, and many private subscriptions, in
cluding one of over $4,000 from King
Oscar, were added to the fund.
DR.. Nansen's companions were Captain
Otto Sverdrup, ships master; Sigurd
Scott Hansen, lieutenant in the Norwe-
gian navy and director of the astronom-
ical, meteorological and magnetic ohser-
vations; Henrik Blessing, surgeon and
botanist; Theodore Jacobsen, mate
Peder Hendriksen, harpooner; Anton
Amundsen, chief engineer; Lars Peter
sen, second engineer; Hjalmar Johan-
neson, officer in the Norwegian army,
fireman; Bernard Nordahl, electrician
Ivan Mogstad, carpenter; and Adolf Juell,
steward.
The doctor married in September, 1889,
Miss Eva Sars, youngest daughter of the
late professor OF zoology in the University
OF Christiana, NJ. Sars, and has one child,
daughter. Mrs. Nansen, who has a
powerful, musical voice. became profess
sional singer in her maiden days, and
since her marriage has appeared before the
public on various occasions.