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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
NETWORK CITY.

All the cases Of typhoid fever except one among
| the nurses in the training school Of The Mount
| Sinai Hospital cured. Sixteen cases broke out
| among the nurses. the cause OF which was sup
posed to he the carelessness of Of them Willie
| attending a typhoid patient in the hospital The
building has been thoroughly examined. nothing
| wrong being found TO it's sanitary condition
| Miss Chrystie is the only remaining patient, ana
| she Is the way TO recovery.
Some handsome Empire furniture and bijouterie
| are included in tho sale to be held at the fifth
Avenue Auction Rooms, No. 23s Fifth-ave., to-
morrow and the three following days. The sale
| is by order OF r. Fish. executor OF the late T. l.
| Barnum 4 collection OF porcelain. Including some
| fine specimens OF Dresden Capo d Monte ana
| Chelsea few fine enamels and number OF pretty
| silver toys also noticeable
1t wa. rumored yesterday that Lieutenant r. f
Peary was about to begin his arrangements FOR
anothe. Arctic expedition. From inquiries maze
Yesterday by a Tribune reporter 1t was learned
that Lieutenant Peary since outlining his plans,
which were described some weeks ago in The
Tribune had taken no further steps as yet In his
rroiect Ex-Judge Charles +. DAILY. president OF
the American Geographical Society said last night
that no movement had been made up to the pres
ent to secure the necessary money for the exped-
ton.
A monthly meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the trustees Of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
was held yesterday afternoon The business trans
acted Of routine order.
Justice Pryor yesterday set aside the assignment
made by O. W Clapp and n. .. Clapp last Novom-
Der TO w r. Davis. jr. on the ground that certain
moneys of the firm paid 10 the wife of o. ". 'iapp
we're Withdrawn in contemplation Of the assign
ment
John A. Beaver who is said 10 he n relative OF
ex-Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania. pleaded not
guilty before Judge Mcmahon in General Sessions
Yesterday TO the charge OF forgery. II Is alleged
that he falsfed the hooks OF his employer. b. u
smith a piano-rimmngs manufacturer in East
Twenty-ffth-st, thereby getting small sums or
money Beaver was committed TO the romhs for
trial
Timothy Murphy twenty-five years old. was re-
moved from the lodging house No Chatham
Square on Saturday last 10 the Hudson street Hos
nital Dr. Stivers the house surgeon. after dag
nostng the case became suspicious that the man
was suffering from smallpox and NJ once informed
the Board OF Health. and the man was removed
10 the reception hospital AT the foot Of East SIX
,ee,thst So rapidly did the disease develop mat
vurnhy was sent 10 North Brother Island yoster-
dsv Investigation showed thai Murphy contracted
tho disease from John Hogan. one OF tho first VIC
TINS who was taken from No 29 Park Row last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. MARCH % 1897
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. MARCH % 1897
ARRIVED
Steamer Michigan ,Rrl Findsy. London March 10 with
ndse to New York shipping 60. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer spaarndam ,Dutch vanderzee Rotterdam
ami 2l2 steerage pass to Netherlands American
steam, Navigation Arrived the Bar n = a m.
steamer Trinidad ,Tlr Fraser. Bermuda March % with
nlse and 80 cabin passengers to Outerbrde a o.
the Bar at 300 m
Steamsr Saginaw Johnson. Jeremic March IL Petit,
,;oave H. Mragoane H. ,iOnaiv,s TO- Port pepaiN and
lnagua 80 with mdse 10 William + clyde Il Co Ar
rived al IN" Bar al l. 30 y m.
RIO Janeiro March Lucia 20 with mdse 10 Fnch
Five 4 Co Arrived at the iiar M.
Steamer Salamanca Oir Hutchinson Pernamhuco Feb
ruary % Maceio Mtrh and - Lucia IL. sugar 10
order Miller. Eull knowlton Arrived AZ the
Bar AT | 4 m and an 'hored.
steamer Spero tNor) IulH. Ssgua Granle March o.
with to W u Munson. Arrived bar at 30
Steamer caracas. from La Guayra. Passed sandy
Hook at II 20 p
steamer III sud. Higgins. New-oreans. with mdse TO
John Van Sickle.
steamer RIO Granle Staples Brunswick with mdse and
passengers to & II Mallory 90
steamer ptlmatia 0er. Scharmberg. Philadelphia
March in ballast Hamburg American Line Arrived
at the Bar at 1918 m.
steamer Guyandottc. Davis Norfolk and Newport News
with mdse and passengers u Od Dominion ~ 90
Sandy Hook. H. Obo p m-Nnd southwest; moderate
breeze. Gear
steamer Trave Gen. Thaenhorst. t'remen Via South
nmpton oeriohs a 60.
steamer Ia campne Dutch. Markschaeger. Antwerp
III Randchro0k.
steamer Mendoza uln. Dickens. ieth and Dundee
Simpson. spence s Young.
Steamer Banan ,Nor. Hansen. Santa Martha -Funeh'
- 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
ADORN ANY OFFICE.
THE TRIBUNE

Steamer schiedam Dutch. Dui' Amserdam-Fnn'h'
Cos s ..va. e s'a' wm M S Si5de "a, 49,,
steamer cuhc ,BN. Thomas Liverpool y "''''''
s~,m.r G,enmavi. cBo. wallace Philad'lPhia-R~-
TS SteSmer sardaan Prince Bo Dunn. RIO Janero ard
Ss g,e,,ner Ars oFr Lume Columbia o. Go q
New s,e, 4SIs rdsvoi N, schuyler carienss Nun
son Steamer II VI whtney Hsiles BOSTON Il + Dimoes
a,er 'tV = tolumoa Hlsr Norfolk and Newport
Rhmond clover Newport News ani Rich
ms3a %1 E Ir", Warren rhaielphia william clyde
a co, ANA ,Gen. woose. pub,l- George F varrsl-
mann c,trD
v,oaoe,s CIV Of Columbia, for Norfolk and Ne"p""
49, Rirhmond Tor Newport News ard Rchmond
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer konis@ u Luz" Fsi%s Sr MaSn g. o.,
steamer csrnarte.er,n''ss rr Sa at Xden Mstsh
S's Steamer amer Basgn or Ma'S New York ''' N''''AA
'"ssea Iren1o Bn from Hull for Ne"-io'N' p''S
rrawle Point Ms'Sn rorn cser Buhr,er NewYork for
rusans passed the Lizard N MsSn Yokohama. ETC. sa
steamer A ss'.e5 GiSral,ar March - W..
New York pPa.isnoch ,I,n. Robertson. from Ne"-f~|
arrived At ~ er 5s@sa "Gt, rnen New Yor. for
pH,terdan passed the Lizard Mar'n santos etc
S,eS Ynrs sailed 81 Lucia March 20 po r,ne.
Stesm'> .w York sailed n PerndmonSo MAJ. rom
90; , a., patris ,GeD, Batter Ne"-ioiN' sane"
hamenis ,,,n ,Rr, Boyce New York Tor Manchester
,,,...d Hrow Head Maf'h ~ T., >... v,,L ..l.d from
steamer Italian Prince 'h''' 'o' Wv ~
santn. March ~ -. ,.A,,a, Tor New York sailed
steamer Britannia WI, A~'"''"'' "
,,nnn Naples March -. . ~, N,,L arrived
steamer Montauk hMl' "'"'' '
Ieuh March ~ 800, ,,,,n <eu York sailed from
steamer Marsha "'''' "'"'' 49,
HAMBURG March =" ~, ~.,, y,rk arrived Genoa
NsI San,.r British Queen dp smith arrived " N''
March -. ~, Y..,ar Non YORK srrNef -
steamer H'lNla thil, f"N'''' 49,
Napes March -, ,..,...t,. ,r,, RIO JsnsFo
Steamer CALLED d'elgl. braith"ste tt ~. ~
- ~ s,usd from - l.u,a Msrch "a u.A tcsm
N ~" p,tfi, IN Du Lac New YORK. sA"e" ~
Mar-enles March p -, 49,. y,,k arrived q
steamer AslOHn t'fl, HOWELL .>'"
Hong kong March -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
MOUNT VERNON

decision handed down by Justice Dykman last
Saturday is OF much importance to the people Of
Chester Hill. The decision was in the case Of Mrs
Henrietta T. Mead against William II. Martens.
with whom she recently agreed to exchange prop.
ertv Nr. Martens refused TO take the property be
the owners Of property adjacent had Viola cd
the restrictions their iots by building houses
nearer the street line than their deeds permitted.
Mrs Mead then brought suit and the decision OF
Justice Dykman directs the defendant 10 carry out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
THE THRITING VILLAGE or DEPEW.
PLANS OF THE COMPANY TO RtILD COTTON
MILL. AND 70 INCREASE THE SIZE
OF TILE ILACE

THE TLACE
The Depew Land and Improvement COMPANY is
manning TO extend its scope of operations and II
is now prom sed that the little village OF Depow q
s,Ihrb Of Buffalo which the scene OF opera lions
Of this company will he made one Of the most
thriving manufacturing places in the country De
new. which Is named after Chauncey NJ Depew
company has taken many Industries to the city
and made many noteworthy additions. Propertv
has Increased in value. has also the population
I'm numbers
The Depew Land and Improvement Companv
numbers among its stockholders Chauncey NJ De
now John Jacob Aston. j. 5. Morgan. w seward
Webb ~. Mckay Twombly and others. When The
cornpauV took hold AT Depew the village was sim
plv a Struggling suburb OF Buffalo. Some OF the
there Then the Wagner Palace Car Company re-
moved "A part of its works TO Depew and is build
ing additional shops there.
Some time the company decided 10 build n
large cotton Mill in Depew. anr opened negotia
,ions With Joseph Mercer. n practical and rx
nericnced mill operator Of Fall River. Mr. M't'ree-
nv took hold Of the plan and IS already at work on
,io nractical details He has drawings and .sti-
,nat.s and the work on the new plant will be begun
a. once II is estimated that an outlay OF abouf
9, 90 90 will made 20 start the mill n will
h.. onc story high and will cover ground area Of
esoxiG oct II will be equipped with 5000 spindlcs
and 2sl looms This will bring hundreds OF en-
nioves "a Dcpew and the company is further pro-
iectinr a nj IN 10 furnish living places for them
chauncav NJ Dcpew said yesterday. Il am not
personally Interested In mis- mill That is i'm the
hands nj Mr. MCreeTy. whJ Is an able and thor
ough mill man. We are real estate men in this
yrntire hui inducements were made and the enter
nrlse wiu he pushed forward"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
WILL FIGHT THE POLICE BILL.

IT ,TFN ISLAND DEMOCRATS GET OFT An INJuNC-
TloX RESTRAINING THE BOARD FROM ACTING
The Democrats Of Richmond County propose test
ing the constitutionaity Of the new Bipartisan Po-
lice bill which Governor Black last week signed
and 10 that end yesterday morning served an IN
junction on the Board Of Appointment. when con-
s,sts OF County Judge stephen. Democrat. and Dis
,rict- Attornev George NJ Pinney. ir. and Sheriff
lain L. DALEY. Republicans. preventing them from
needing and making appointments 10 the Police
Board.
The Injunction was issued by Justice Van Wyck
NJ inc supreme Court and will he argued in Brook
lvn on Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
KATONAH.

Mrs Thankful Lakin Turner, the widow Of the
Rev David B Turner died the parsonage. her
daughters home. Saturday. after an Illness Of
several months Mrs Turner was eighty-one years
old and leaves two children-Mrs David II. Hama
burg Of this place. and Emery Turner. whose home
is in Washington y. {. The funeral Will he held
this afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal parsOn-
age o'clock. The Rev. Benjamin NJ. Adams OF
Greenwich Conn an old friend and associate Of
the late Mr.. Turner. will be in charge. The burial
will be in Washngtonville. n Y. where Mr.. and
Mrs Turner formerly lived.
A strong effort is being made 70 carry a nolcerse
vote in this village at the town election to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
DEFRAUDED WITH BOGUS ORDERS.
ARREST OF A DRIVER FOR ACKER. MERRA1r. &
CONDIT.

HT'IFI'' Ut n IN III re y S''
CONDIT.
Edward Chamberlain twenty-one years old a
driver for Acker. Merrall Condit. arrested at
the home OF his mother. No. ia West Sixty-thrd-
ST. last evening the charge OF having defrauded
his employers % goods valued az $1,000 by means
of bogus orders. Chamberlain enjoyed the fullest
confidence OF his employers and charged with
the collecting OF orders in the Fifth-aye and
Murray Hill districts His plan. II is alleged was
10 enter bogus order 10 the shipping clerk in his
order book and after receiving goods erase the
entries before turning in the book the ledger
clerk. The articles he secured were mostly wines
and liquors, which Chamberlain said he mad dis
posed Of 10 different ssoonkeepers. whose names
he refused to give.
shc dupci,y Of the driver was discovered last
Frddy ny one Of the shipping clerks. who sa
Chdmoerlan IN me acI or eIdsing a portion OF an
order that mad been filed from his book Cham
berain ~ once feigned Illness and went away
The Arm made A hastY examination OF the hook :
and afterNard communicated the facts TO IN. policc
Of the East FftY-frst-st. station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

drive her away but Hoey said she would not go
and finally he made a threatening gesture as
though about 10 kick her. The woman uI,eIeu 80
oral niercnr screams that brought Patrolman
('ron On the scene and Hoey placed under ar
rest. -, -, -...
woman that he had no intention OF Kicking ner' ana
she relented. She told Magistrate Deuel. that she
had desire to press the complaint against INC
actor and he was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Joint Traffic Association meeting.
Board Of Aldermen. city Hall. p. m
Health Police and Pilot Commissioners meet
ings.
Town elections In Westminster County
Review OF list Regiment, armory. Sis p.
Society for Aid OF Jewish Prisoners, Temple
Emanuel. p. m
Ladies' Blkur Cholim Society reception. NO 2'
East Broadway, 2:30 p. m.
Kane Lodge reception. Masonic Hall. 7:45 7. IN.
Address by the Rev DR. Henry a. Stimson, on
What Is Worth Whc?" Young Womens Christian
Association No. East Fiftccnth-st., ) y. m
The Rev \. &. Dixon in Eighteenth Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church. $3.50 p m. and p. m.
Discussion Union Label" Social Reform
Club, p. m.
Exhibition OF paintings by Horatio Walker at
Cottier & Co.'S Gallery. No East thirty
fourth-st.
Harlem Republican Club entertainment, club
house, sis p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
JAMES +. HOEY ARRESTED.

James + Hoey the actor was prisoner I'm
YorkvilIe Police Court yesterday morning having
been arrested on the charge Of assault, The com
plainaut was Florence Parker, of No. 20s East
Forty -nrst-st. IIocy. who lives AZ No l's Waverley
Place was ont with friends on sunday evening. and
about ! o'clock yesterday morning was walking
home through Third-ave. smoking cigar. At
Fiftccnth-st.. he said. he was annoyed by The at
icntion OF tho Parker woman lie attempted 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
Mr.. TAN COTT AND THE COAL CONTRACTS
THE SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST THE EA-Posi
MASTER BY JAMES BIRMINGHAM
DISCONTINUED

An order disseminating a suit brought ny James
birmingham against ex-Postmaster Van Colt was
signed by Justice Beach in the Supreme Court
yesterday. on the application OF Lucas l." Van
Allen counsel for the defendant. No opposition
TO the motion made by Alexander Camppel'
counsel for the plaintiff. The character OF the
suit was not specified but it evident that the
action was the one instituted recently by Bcrming,
ham over the payment for certain coal iurnisheu
Tor the Postonice while Mr.. Van Colt was POST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
BTCKINGHAM GUEST ROBBED.
,,,r pAcu1R1 SAYS SEVERAL THOUSAND DOL
LARS WORTH OF JEWELS WERE TAKEN
FROM HER ROOMS.

IRON HER ROOMS.
News Of diamond robbery IN big hotel IN this
civ which the police have kept secret since IT
was committed March l. was made public yes
terdav by Captain OBrien. OF the Detective Blu
raau on March Mile Hart,es T. Pachri. a
Crecian woman, who with her maid. had been
Shaving at the buckingham Hotel. Fiftieth-st.
and Fifth-ave was robbed Of between 5000 and
s. 0no worth OF diamonds while she was absent
from her apartments In the hotel.
The Detective Bureau was promptly Informed OF
the robbery and Detectives Valley and OiCon-
nell were assigned to the case but up to the pres
ent time they have not, so far as can he learned.
found any clew TO the thief or thieves.
The maid saws that about the time OF the rob
berry she saw a gray-bearded man acting in a
pjcious manner IN the hallway near her mis-
iress's apartments. Although all the avenues to
this hallway were watched by haboys and other
emploves OF the hotel. except the maid
saw The mysterious man. The detectives are
looking for this man. but express the opinion that
the theft was committed by some con the in
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The funeral OF James r Morgan. receiver Of taxes
yesterday afternoon. was one of the largest ever
held in the village. The services were held in 81;
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church, and consisted
OF addresses by the Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough,
the pastor, and the Rev. Charles +. Canedy, rector
OF Trinity Episcopal Church. The burial was IN
WoOdlaWn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

TO-DAY.
Vessel PROM. Line
N,rsaIa ....... Hamburg March g.. .Hamb- Amer
Wencn'-na ...... swansea March l2....... Manhaus Z
-a,ofn"e jacksonville March p. Is lie
cr.a....... Glasgow, March Anchor
Yum, ri ........... Havana March 2j......N & cuba
u,d,ara ......St Thomas March 2+........ Quebec
Wohauk ...... London. March ls..........A All Trans
I,oy. ....... Liverpool March -. White star
,Ieatia Gibraltar. March l8.......... Anchor
t1u1.on ...... New Orleans March "a .... Cromwell
,r,,o Galveston. March - Mallory
Algonquin .Ja'NS"nNH" Mar'h
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81.
,,,tos,ic .... Liverpool March 24..... White star
i'ns ........ Gibraltar. March -. .....N y Lloyd
L;,n,gar Mise Bremen. March IIamb- Amer
Italia ...... Gibraltar. March Anchor
ort1sb, ......... Havana March 21......N Il cuba
Worids ........S Lucia, March %. Norton
,uisnca ....... .Coon March 2i............ ma
,nan,he Charleston March 2S.......... CLYDE
~ New Orleans. March %. Morgan
THURSDAY. APRIL l.
rah, .... southampton. March "a y O. Lloyf
g,,lla .Chrstansant March IS. .Thingvalla
swansea. March lS........... Bristol
Rurgundd apr@
~, IRWIN ... .Monevdeo March o .Tamp0rt & Holt
r., ian .PernamtUco March 49, /, port a Hol,
Noordland .An'"'iP' '" ffei star
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINHENT

At a meeting OF the West Side Improvement A.
sociation. held last night at Demorest Han. No
232 West Fourteenth-st.. at which NJ. {. Minor
nrasided committees were appointed wait
on the Metropolitan Traction Company to-day and
ask that their proposed underground trolley along
Eighth-ave. run up ST. Nichoas-ave., the Boue-
ward and kingsbridge Road. and another 10 get
consents of property owners for elevated sta
ton At Eleventh or Bethune-st on the Ninth Ave
nua road Another committee was chosen to urge
mon tho proper authorities the necessity of
pairing the pavement AZ the circle at Ffty-ninth-
i and Fight have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NrNIATrRE ALMANAC.


srrris. 5.47 Sunset % rises A 425 Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook sac GOV. Island 6:2S Hell Gate $ :le
2 M-Sandv Hook 616 Gov Island o:34 Hell Gate s41
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

The closing exercises ~ the East Side Evening
High School were held last night AT Grammar
school No Is in Norfolk-st. There a pro-
.ramme of music and Rotations and Mayor
Strong presented diplomas to the following boys:
Anthony A. V. Bourke. Joseph Brinkman. John
Burns. Jacob Cash. Harry ,iner. David treund-
Itch Abraham Glass. Moses Goodman. Israel Gross.
David Jacobson Isadore Kaiser. George Klatschke.
charles /. kaufier, John Francis Kelly. Arthur
KIintsky Robert Kommel. Eugene Know. Joseph
II Kutner Isidorc Levy Louis Levy Benjamin
Lcwkowitz Philip n. Litman David Morganstein,
Henry Newburgh Lawrence % Brien. Theodore j.
Ollrnann Morris a Rahinovitch Henry Rosenh. TX,
Harry Rothenberg. Jacob Schapiro. Solomon
Strauss and Louis Tobias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
Announcements.

Women avoid suffering by using Parker 5
Ginger Tonic a 5 II is adapted To their Ills.
Parkers Hair Balsam aids the hair growth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

Henry A. Daniels, NJ. D.,
% West s9th 81
Impalrnents OF System Impotence Serility
AZ IKE Ailments Hours !, 5 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

George 3 Kellogg an instructor In Greek art.
Iec,ured last night I'm the Phillips Presbyterian
Church. hladson-ave. and seventy third-st, on
Modern Greece and Crete" The lecture was Illus
trated with stereopticon views. At either side Of
tho be canvas on which the illustrations were re-
1ected stood Athanasios t. Parascouli who was at
one time attached to the British Embassy at
Athens and Anthony Triomates. native OF crete.
hofh attred i'm the national Greek costume and
bearing respectively the National colors Of America
and Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

There was an Interesting meeting ~ the Friendly
Ala Society of the Unitarian church Of All Souls
held at the Friendly Aid House last night No. 2S
East Thirty -fourth-st. Warren y. Goddard pre-
sided and made = short address in which he told
OF the prosperity of the society and the good work
that II WAS doing He said that the kindergarten
was In a most nourshing condition. there being
now "A daily attendance AT II OF fOrtN-o pupils
Tn great need of the society Mr. Goddard said
v.ny more money with which TO carry out the many
branches OF it's work. Jacob ~ Riis delivered an
address on the general character and manner I'm
which IL was advisable to take care OF chi dren IN
the thicky populated districts Of the city. He
smoke AT length of the utility of klndcrgartens
boys' clubs and cooking schools. and closed 10y re
marking Il consider the cooking school the best
antdote for intoxcaton that has ever been thought
o. for a man woman with well-cookcd meal In
his her stomach IL very apt to lose all craving
for ll1uOr"
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-01

held, Hugo, that reform rises, - 1
rose, from the ranks. but I've learnt
that it falls, like the sunlight. from
above"
Under the terms Of his will 7 -
oeived . handsome legacy, sufieisnt
to insure Independence and abundant
leisure to scribbie. leisure also to brood.
To exercise the demon Of unrest I
turned to sport. and spent the summer
and fall upon the hea1waters of the
Saskatchewan. hunting and flshing.
but around my campfire lowered the
image of Nancy, ailuring. nsocking:
Upon my return to San Francisco .
letter advised me of the approaching
marriage of burlington and Mrs. Ger
ard. was invited to the wedding and
assisted ut the quiet celebration that
followed. Both Burlington and his
wife welcomed me warmly, but Nancy
so fancied-held aloof, and greeted
me with chilling civility.
II presume" said /. at parting. with
a forced smile, "that you will be kind
enough to send me q card for your we'd
ding"
my wcdding?" she faltered.
Surely that devotion you spoke Of
that night, you remember-will-"
Her Losom began to heave ~ abe
turned from me.
"Nancy," cried, taking her hand in
mine, lit in well with you, Nancy. h il
not? You are happy?"
NO." she whispered, II am not
happy"
Not happy' II some fellow has
dared to"
Don't look 70 fierce" she muir
INJURED. Mamma has new interests
now, and of course, feel a little out in
the cold"
at was your mother, then7 For her
sake you re-"
"Yes."
"Nancy,"-I took her sweet face be-
tween my two big hands-"Nnncy, I'm
going to marry you. whether you like 1t
or not. Do you hear that?''
Her eyes were upturned to mine, and
in their luminous depths 1 saw the re-
ficction of nay own face. Was It mir
rored likewise in her heart?
"Yes," she murmured, II hear"
'And what do you say?"
"I thinks smile rippled across
lips and cheeks-"I think, Hugo, that
/ shall like it,"
THE END.