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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
NEvADAs VOTE COMPLETE.
Ballots Cast by Soldiers May Elect
Repu blican Governor.

CARSON CITY. Nov. 25.-All the State
returns are in. Every candidate on the
Silver ticket was elected except Cutting
for Superintendent of Public instruction,
and. possibly, Sadler for Governor. The
majorities or pluralties follow Newlands,
Congress, 26S5; Sadler Governor, "a; Judge.
Lieutenant Governor 465; Howell, Secre-
tary of State, 1160; LAWS. Controller, 429;
Ryan, Treasurer, 1916; Kelly, Surveyor
General. 1915; Jones. Attorney General.
GG2: Maute, State Printer, 491: Ring Super
intendent of Public Instruction. 119S; Deal,
Regent, S95; Sterrett, Regent (short term
1929
The vote~of the First Nevada Cavalry
arrived to-day from Honolulu and was de-
posted under seal in the State Capitol
building 1t will be turned over to the
Board of Canvassers. The troop con-
tanned IS members and the vote was taken
at sea, as the ship sailed from San Fran
cisco on the Saturday prior to the election
1t is a matter of dispute among lawyers as
to whether the vote should be canNassed.
1t can only affect the vote on the Cover
norshp, Sadler (Silver) having bus "a
votes over Mcmillan (Repubncan).
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OF INTEREST TO THE COAST.
Volunteers Who Will Be Discharged
From Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-By direction
of the Assistant Secretary of War the fol-
lowing enlisted men, now supposed to be
at stations designated after their respec-
tive names, will be discharged the service
of the United States by their respective
commanding officers: Private Florent
Hoffer, Troop B, Fourth United States
Cavalry, Preside, San Francisco; Sergeant
Daniel p. Wells, Battery "a, Utah Volun-
teer Artillery, now at Manila; Private w.
j. Hanah, Company l., First Montana
Volunteer Infantry, now at Manila; Pri-
vate r. NJ. White, Company A, Twelfth
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, now at
Manila. Private James M. Wood. Aston
Battery United States army, now at the
Presidio of San Francisco, will be dis
charged the service of the United States
by the commanding officer of his station.
Pensions have been granted as follows
California: Original-Jerome Seeley,
Farmersville Sc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A. Griffith, Santa Rosa, 81 to s.. Increase
William w Campbell, Riverside, IS to
SIT. Original widows, etc.-Margaret
Webb, San Simeon, IS;
Oregon: Original-Warren B. Lamb,
Wilbur, Sc; Jephtha Finney, Fulton, s..
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CRASHES UPON THE ROCKS.
Schooner Santa Barbara Wrecked OF
Geronimo Island

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 25.-News was re-
ceived here this morning that the schoon-
er Santa Barbara was wrecked on Tues
day last on Geronimo Island, thirty-five
miles south of San Quentin. The schooner
was caught in a severe gale and carried
on the rocks, and, while all on board
were saved, it Is understood that all the
provisions were damaged by the salt
water. When the storm abated the hole
stove in the vessels side was patched up
and the schooner returned to San QUEEN
tin. From there the party is returning
overland TO Ensenada and will arrive here
on the next trip Of the st. Denis.
The Santa Barbara left San Pedro on
November II for Scammon's Lagoon and
Magdalena Bay, stopping at this port on
the way south, with G. Nagel and party,
who was to examine the orchard and
mineral lands lately purchased by an
English syndicate from the Hale estate
in San Francisco.
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BEAMER'S BIG MAJORITY.
Elected State Equalizer by Over
Five Thousand Votes.

WOODLAND, Nov. 25.-The returns
from all the counties comprising the
Third Equalization district are now in,
and Beamer's majority is much larger
than his most sanguine supporters an
ticipated On the day following the cleo
ton the Republican victory seemed to be
so Overwhelming that for a time it was
feared Mr.. Beamer had been buried be-
meath the avalanche. When the returns
began to come in his partisans claimed
iority would be materially reduced. Each
succeeding day increased the size of his
majority and the returns complete dis
close the fact that he has made the most
remarkable run of any candidate on any
ticket.
Mr. Beamer's tremendous majority in
an off year puts him at once in the front
rank of Democratic gubernatorial posi-
bilities for 1902 His majority is $780,
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THANKSGIVING AT MANILA.
Duly Celebrated by the Army and
Navy Men.

MANILA, Nov. 25.-Thanksgiving day
was generally observed by the Americans
here, and the British also celebrated it
as a holiday The feature of the days
festivities was a dinner. rendered by O.
F. Williams, United States Consul here.
to officers of the American army and
navy. Covers were laid for thirtyfour
persons, and among those present were
Rear Admiral Dewey, Captain Dyer of
the Baltimore Captain Coghlan of the
Raleigh, Commander Lutz of the Monte
rev. Captain Lamberton of the flagship
Olympia Commander Walker of the Con-
cord. Lieutenant Commander Singer of
the Manila and Lieutenant Brauhersreu-
Their of the Charleston; also Generals An
derson, Hale, Macarthur, Reeves, H. G.
Otis and Ovenshine and Colonel Mcclure;
the British and Belgian Consuls and some
representative merchants and the news
paper men. The Minnesota regiment en-
tertained the whole of the California regi-
inent The inmates of the hospitals were
not forgotten.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
PI AGED UNDER
CUBAN CONTROL
Santiago Now Has a
New Mayor.
MAJOR M'LEARY RETlRES
SENIOR BECARDI MADE HEAD OF
THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
General Wood Tries an Experiment
for the Success of Which He
Has a High
Hope.
!: MAJOR M'LEARY RETlRES
SENIOR BECARDI MADE HEAD OF
THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov. 3d.
Some time ago Major McLeary, whom
General Leonard Wood had appointed
Mayor of Santiago, requested to be re-
lieved of his Mayoralty duties and to
return to his military post. This re-
quest was granted to-day.
In the opinion of General Wood. 1T is
preferable to appoint to the Mayoralty
a civilian acceptable to the Cubans,
and he has appointed as Major Nc
Leary's successor Senior Recardi, an old
resident He Is anxious to give the
Mayor as much authority as is COM
patible with military jurisdiction. The
new Mayor will conform to General
Woods ideas, which are to give the
Cubans every opportunity to show
themselves capable of self government.
The first official act of the Mayor was
to discharge the entire clerical force in
the Mayors office and to employ Gu
bans who had served in the war. He
will shortly issue a manifesto to the eff
feet that he intends encouraging the
city's development and giving employ
ment as far as conditions will permit to
worthy persons. He will promise to
look closely to the general interests of
the community and will call upon all
Cubans to obey the law, and thus to
promote the prosperity of the country
and to insure the happiness of It's
people.
General Wood has high hopes of this
first attempt at civil government under
Cuban control.
General Wood to-day issued a notice
imposing a fine of $1,000 upon any per-
son promoting a bull fight and a fine of
$50 upon any promoter of cock fight.
In the case of a cock fight the fine will
fall upon witnesses as we'll as pro-
motors
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
DEAD OUTLAW NOT
IGNATIUS EISLER
Resemblance Is Remarkable, but the
Real Eisler Still Lives at
Daggett.

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 25.-Sherift
Holcomb this morning released Patrick
Moriarity, the alleged accomplice in the
Daggett train robbery Moriarity imme-
diately departed for San Pedro.
The authorities are much mystifed by
the discovery that the dead train robber
is not Ignatlus Eisler. Wells-Fargo De-
tective Hume located the real Eisler upon
arriving at Daggett He looks like the
deceased, was dressed as be was and was
about the same age. The resemblance
was remarkable. When he read the ac-
count of the inquest he was angry, saying
it might interfere with an estate in the
old country, in which he is interested
The officers are now at loss as to the
identity of the slain outlaw.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
DAWSoNITES DEFRAUDED.
Serious Charge Against the Mining
CitV's Postmaster

VANCOUVER, Nov. 25-According to
advices received from the north to-day
the high-handed methods of the Post
master at Dawson City have brought him
into trouble. He is accused of having col
lected % cents each on II 900 letters, cred
iting the Government with only cents on
each missive. Residents of Dawson have
long complained that they have been
forced to grease the palms" of the post
office employees before they could even get
a distribution of their mail, and the man
agement of the office has been reprehen-
sible from the start.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
SUES FOR A SHARE
OF THE VOSS ESTATE
Putative Daughter of the Late Los
Angeles Capitalist Appears
in Court

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25.-The ances-
+rv of Mrs. Lizzie Lauterbeck is the
theme of an interesting lawsuit in
nudge Shaw's court. 1t is strange
story. and before it is fully unraveled
Il may be stranger still
MRS. Lauterbeck is trying 70 estab-
,;sb her claim to the estate of Frederick
Voss. who died last February, and has
sued Rosa voss, the widow of the de-
ceased, and execStrix of the will, ana.
as co-defendant, has Joined the latter
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AFFLICTED WITH LEPRoSY.
Mexican Woman of San Bernardino
Has the Dread Disease.

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 25.-The an
nouncement that a genuine case of lep-
rosy exists in the very center of this city
has caused alarm. For some time Dr.
C. A. Rene, County Health Officer. has
had the case under surveillance. Finally
after a conference with two other rep
utable physicians CDR. C. A. Mackechnie
and Dr. g. G.. Huff, he has decided that
1t is case of anesthetic leprosy
The leper Is Mrs. Tampa, q Mexican
woman of the better class. living in Hol-
comb alley, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one of the best residence localities
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
EARTHQUAKE IN THE SOUTH.
The Shock Felt in Virginia and North
Carolina.

RICHMOND, a., Nov. 25.-Many points
in South and Southwest Virginia reported
having experienced an earthquake shock
about $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. The
disturbance was felt from Nottoway
County to the Tennessee line. There was
the usual preceding roaring noise. No
damage is reported.
very distinct earthquake shock was felt
here this Afternoon about five minutes
after 2 o'cluok. Vibration was from east
Al V :rsson. ~. c.. the shock was felt
at $40 II s.ieck the largest buildings in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
salinas Contractor Dies.

SALINAS, Nov. 25.-Wiliam Patrick
Mauldine, a pioneer contractor and build
err died this afternoon, aged S.. He
served in a Texas regiment during the
Civil War. and at the conclusion of hos
Titles came to Salinas, where he resided
over thirty years He was widower
and leaves three single and three mar
RED daughters and a son. Mr.. Mauldine
lost a fortune in California
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in the city. The woman is about 81 years
old. She evidently has been a sufferer
from the "living death for seven years.
The authorities have communicated with
the State Board of Health for instruc
tons, and If the leper hospital at san
Francisco is a State institution she may
be removed thither. She is now attended
by two sons and daughter, who reside
with her.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
Sale of Prescott Bonds.

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. Nov. 25-Word was
received in this city tonight that the sale
of $1,000 Of city bonds had been consum-
at a special election the issuance Of tbig
amount was authorized in view Of tbc in'
adequate supply Of water for fire ana
sewerage purposes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
Suicide by Hanging.

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. GA man named
futile committed suicide on Wednesday
by hanging himself to rafter In his
cabin near Boulder Creek. He was in i'll
health
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26
AGED woMAN's AWFUL FATE.
Nonagenarian Falls into e Fireplace
and Is Incinerated

WALNUT CREEK, Nov. 25.-At Lafav-
cite this morning Louise Hastings. a
widow aged 90 years, fell into fireplace
at the residence of her daughter Mrs
Warren Brown and was burned TO death.
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Dined With the Queen

LONDON. Nov. 25.-The United Statee
Charge d Affaires Henry White, and Mrs
White dined at Windsor Castle with the
Queen this evening and will pass The
night at the Castle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-26

A lie often cripples where a cannon
would be ineffective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through leave New-1ork, loot OF ChanberS1t-
"a follows and nve earlier from West 2sd-st
$500 A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for Binghamton
waverly, Elmra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
r. II. Paror to Buffalo
2,OO y. M.-vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily, solid
train for Chicago Cleveland 740 A M Chicago
p. NJ. Sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1880 r. M-Bunalo and CLEVELAND yestibulsd Express
Jamestown 100 A NJ. Cleveland IL 80 NJ. sieepers to
Detroit Chicago and the West Cafe Library Car.
SAB p M.-soild train to chicago sIeepers to Hor-
nellsviie Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TNIcKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
way Bowery l66 East 125th st and 81 West 12oth-
st. Chambers and West 23d st. ferries, New-York 332
st. Hoboken and Jersey City Station Westcot Express
10 destination
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zxsxrrss 70 HOLD Az AxSv1E s0T.
wr1x-xNowN LoNo-DrsrANcr RUNNERS
COMPETE FOR PRIZES AT BAT RIDGE.

The annual open handicap run OF the sea view
Harriers which is to be held this afternoon prom
,ses to be an exciting affair, as number OF ions
distance runners In and around New-fork WIN
compete This year the club has offered four hand
some silver cups and the contest TOR nrst piaco
bids fair TO be ono Of tho keenest struggles VII
ne.ssd IN cross country runs for many seasons
The course this year will be six miles, starting
from tho clubs headquarters sixtieth-st ana
Fourth-ave. at $40 O'Clock. ana wiz extern
through the fields Of Bay Ridge. Fort Hami-
ton. Bath Beach and Benaonhurst. ana me nnis ~
will be along Fourth-ave.. from Eighty -
Sixtieth-st thereby giving spectators an exoe,sm.
chance TO view the most interesting ana e1c'u"s
part of the run. . - 10 .xoel
The Sea View Herriers themselves are IN eh &c ~
lent condition for the run. and they VIII work marc
to retain two Of the prizes as me I'VE h az
champion Is at stake The club believes tnat mas
shs record for regularity In holding runs. not nav
ing missed contest In three years during the ru
ming seasons To hold this record 1t 10 necessasy
to run In the at times and the mempefs naso
mora than once gone their six-rnie course
xithout meeting human being, and this in COS,
tune ir which many sunny-weather athietes WILL M
shiVer at the seaside during the heated term ms
run win be held at the stated time rain or SHINE.
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SHORE R.R.

Trains leave W. cd g. station. n T.. followh and
Ii m earlier from Of Franklin ST.:
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, syreSuse Roohes
ter Buffalo Niagara Ealk Fort Wayne. Toledo Glove
and Chicago.
600 p NJ Daily for Albany, Montreal. Utica syrs-
cuse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto. De-
troit Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis.
s.I6 p NJ Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse, Roches-
tor Buffalo, Niagara FaA Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and st. Louia
Time tables At principal hotels and onhces.
@ 2. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave-. New Yof4L
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Railroads.
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. n
stations in New York. foot of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
PINTsCH LIGHT.


Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD, MONTClAIR.
Ridge Madison Morristown. Passaic. Paterson Boon
ton Dover, Stanhope. NEWTON, BUDD'S LAKE.
ILKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHO0LEY'S
MOUNTAIN, Washington PI.lLIIPSBURG. EASTON.
WATER GAP STROUDSBURG, Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PITTsToN MILKEsBAR1kE NANri-
S So.s hBBrNGHAMToN OXFORD, NORWICH Water
viils UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, Cortland.
SYRACUSE, OSwEG0. ITHACA, oWEGo, ELM!RA:
CORNING, BATH, DANsNILI.E. BCFFALO and all
points WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
400 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
1000 4. M-tcsfe Carr, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINo-
RICTFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and OSWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars Connecting at
fufYalo with trains for Chicago and points West.
100 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMlRA
EXPRESS. pullman Buffet Parlor Car; > ,x.
s1S p M U1aiiy)-Chcsgo vestibued Limited Express
FOR sCRANTON BINGHAMTON ELMIRA, BUF-
FAIO Pullman Buffer Sleeping Car. New-York to
Chicago Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
SCRANTON, BINGHAMToN. EIM1RA, BATH. MT.
HORRis ana BUFFALO arriving In Buffalo 8 A. NJ
40 p NJ Daiiy)-BUFFALIO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON OWEGO ITHACA ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
UTICA a-d OswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rIcKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited, lib Broadway IA Park
stations Ill lth-ave cor l2h-st 81 West l2oth-st 2s5
Coiumbus ave Nsw-Yosk; 33s and 73e Futon-st and
los Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full infor
nation at ell stations
check baggsGe from hotel residence to destination.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHING

TON
From foo. Of liberty st.
a day. n .gS 800 1000 81 80 pn ,aS c15 M
days $50. 1000 qiSo Dining cs.2 A. M 200 800
Dinps & soC Nav, 100 nat Afa so o
1880 900 P. NJ SUNDAYS. 300 4; NJ. 400 II:
Week days, 7:lo 1855. SIS $40 $685. e:os 800. s:ss
1000 lob io;4o los u 80 II 65 NJ. i22s, 70 -
t:ss t:ss s:2s !:SS: $40 s:Ss S6s 7:2s. i:5o s:S
SIS 1000 1880 A. M 1900 NJ. l255, ZOO 2So 800
8:b5 $40 4:b5 BIS $780, ESQ., 7:25 s:2o s:2o e:5o
lo55 p NJ. 1918 mdt
Tickets and parlor seats at foot OF Liberty St..
Whitehall ST.. 49, l72. EEL 4s4. e44 Lao 1929 Broad
way 1877 9th Av. 81 East l4th ST. 1853 East l26th St.
273 West l25th St. Isl Columbus Az. New York; 4
Court st., $50 Fulton st.. Brooklyn 98 Broadway Will
amsburg The n. T. Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotels residences to destination.
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foot OF Liberty Street.
.Daiiy. tExcept Sunday jsundays:
PIrTsBURG. .4So a m. faS p m, 200 p. m,
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 1000 a. M $3.50 p. m
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t7:5o. 1000 (DineD,
sll.S0 a. m (Dfner) 200 Dner) "a Is Diner). Ass
Diner), '6.6S p. m, and az is night
NORFOLK t1l.3o a. m h
NEW ORLEANS Through sieeper) ts q, 800 .. m
All trains illuminated with Pintsoh Light
Ofnces l1S IT, Dol ABA, 1i40 B'dway, 81 E. i4th-st
~ Bowery z; $50 S44 Brooklyn; white
ball Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
b destination
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

~>~~N>~>~D~-~~~oN>-o-~N>
SEND US your old gold. 1ewelry. &c. We
send certified check for fun value there
OF. Bank references. Established 1872
GEORGE y. Joyce 20 Fnlion-st
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OBESITY CURE.

INDIGESTION. constipation. rheumatism.
spinal curvature. nervousness. paralysis
treated with mechanical massage Swedish
movements. by machinery: artificial horse
nack; stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
STITITE 20 West S9th-st.
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PENNSYLVANIA



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1s go $50 Dining 1880 S,, ne s. lSC
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m. weekdays: Express go a. M. and Soo p m
sdH Sg ssEsA e sH9 .Ss M s'
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p m Sundays. IS a m. Sis D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
elo 12o $50 $50 $50 sao 80 PsSna Lmt e 20
40 Iao Dining carr. $50 Dining Can $50 Gpini n
Car 10 $50 D. M, 1905 night Sundays, d1O 100
so $50 $50 ESQ u.imi,ed), $50 1870 a. m. ] 30
Dining carl $50 40 Dining car,s 30 sRinins cao
Ticket oices Nos. 4sl. ga llee 1923 III snd 5si
broadway; / Aston House: West Twenty-third street
station and stations foot Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets Street $50 Fulton Street es Broadway
and Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn; Station, Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company will call Tor
and check baggage from and residences through
TO destination 40
Telephone 1924 Eighteenth street. Tor renhsyNAhA
f "a iu9TfrcuYNsoN J. r. WOOD.
=. ~ General Marerev Passr Agent.
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DnbIlr Nntires.

A MEETING will be held In the Council
4 Rooms, Norwalk Conn March TO- i Ss at 10 10
pointed by Secretary War for the establishment OF
Harbor Lines In NorwalS Harbor. Conn Persons ntsr-
estsd are invited 20 be present.
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sUPERFLUOUs HAIR REMOvERs,

suPERFLUoUS HAIR. noles. DESTROYED
by electricity; faces rounded; physicians
references HELEN BRIGGS. "a West
3Sd-st.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo s:56 p n. Pullman vssubue Day
coaches and DiningCar service Meals 10
carte. Connects Buffalo with through seepers to
.i%sto, o. L 100 p NJ daily for MAUCH CHUNK and
coal branches
1850, 4i10 P. NJ. daily except Sunday for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON, and principal inter
mediate stations for all points in the coal
gions Pullman Buffet ,Parior Car TO Wikesbarre
s3tSO. 1920 =. NJ daily except Sunday for hAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair 70 Beth
lehem. u..~-o,,
intermediate stations .....
$3.50, 0:1O P. NJ. daily, except Sunday, for bAsION
and principal intermediate stations a
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yestibuls
train y to chicago. Seepers Bu1alo and Toronto.
$40. 500 p. M daily except Sunday. stopping only
MAUCH CHUNK. L: & B. JUNCTION sAYRE, GENE
VA ROCHESTER. BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORON
TO Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None but ssepns-car
passengers carried. No baggage carried
$500, 900 p. daily for WILKEsBARRE rTH-
AGA GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper to Ithaoa
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows; 'S2o
$50 1920 1880. 1920. 1890 (sundar only A. NJ.
80 2:so '4:5o. 20 and 'e2o e;so p. M
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1ls 2e 273.
1855 ga 1928 Broadway 81 E. 14th St. 1oe z 12otA
Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination