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However bad your Cough never despair OF cure
until you have given Jayne's EXpectorant per
elsfenf trinI
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JOHNSON -sTIAW-At Elizabeth. J on February 4
t,, .be Rev H. II Oherly. Jessie daughte- " Mrs.
lane D. Johnson 70 the Rev Arthur Wynne shaw
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsod with full name and address
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FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROOMS.
23s 5th
WM p NORMAN Auctioneer.
Exht tbition Day and Evening.
EXECUTORS SALE.
by order of
FIELDING 4. GWYNN.
of the estate Of +. O. S~ynE.
OH. PAIN TIM
10 VII len have been added MANY high c.ass examples
by
Celebrated European Masters.
including
cborii- Kae.s Kosck Bonnat Mluvs Never
Bremen V1rens Ber.here b g. Casanova, FortsEy.
I srliN Screnc. BeauqIesue. Tr1you and o'hers
Also a small number a.
ANTIQUE PAINTINGS
Of the Dutch French and Itaan schools.
l. sold by auction -
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY ~ Gs,
Febrlar, aIi lu az eight o lock
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MRS SUSAN THEALL BALDWIN.
Mrs Susan Thcall Baldwin. the wife Of Dr
Jared q Baldwin. died suddenly yesterday al her
home. 30. East Forty y-hrst-st. The funeral Will
be held on Wednesday morning AT 1919 o'clock
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COLONEL J. A. SEXTON DEAD.
WAS COAlMANDER-IN-C CHIEF OF THE
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

MEMBER OF INVESTIGATING COMMISSION
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
New-York tribune., 1899-02-06
MARRIED.

The Popular Taste for Ale
indicated b, Evans widespread popularity.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-06

Cypress HiIIs Cemetery.
OFFICE MADISON AVE. COR 23D ST. y. Y.
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.. 24i -2i3 West
2d st tnteftakers embalmers and funeral directors.
prompt service day ADD night Teleuhon" % 18th st
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MnOdlnNrn (enlefery.

once No 20 + 23i-st'
Woocla@n Station C2ith WARD. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
LOSADA TO TREAT WITH SPAIN.

Madrid March 1.-THE "Reforma' says the
Government is considering means Of arriving at
a direct understanding with the Fiipinos for
the release of the Spanish prisoners without
the Intervention OF the Americans. who might
oppose the plans which the Spanish Government
homes will have a successful outcome"
London. March 27.-Losada. the Filipino dele
gate. has gone to Paris 10 meet Agoncillo,
AguinaIdo's agent. who is expected in London
shortly
Tho Filipino. who chief OF the European
irnta during AgoDcillos absence in America.
suddenly started on Saturday for Spain by
way Of Paris Unofficial PHILIPPINES here assert
that be is going to Seville on private business.
and that he will return on April IL They ad-
nit. however. that the Filipino referred to Will
confer at Paris with Agoncillo. who is said to
have been in Geographic communication with
Aguinaldo, in order to get the latter to appoint
delegate to go to Madrid a mission con-
nected with the Spanish prisoners In the hands
81 the Filipinos II is therefore thought prob
able that Agonclo has instructed the delegate
to proceed TO Madrid.
The Filipinos here assert that peace was in
sight before the recent fighting, but that now
Major-General Otis will not treat for peace un-
Ill Malolos the Filipino headquarters Is taken.
No Filipino accounts Of the recent fighting
have been received. and they are not expected
for some days to come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
SHOT THREE MEN BY ACCIDENT

SOLDIERS ATTEMPT TO SHOW HOW A Gun Is
LOADED RESULTS SERIOUSLY.
Three men were wounded in Park Row yesterday
morning by the accidental discharge OF krag-
Jorgensen rife in the hands OF Herman Lausen a
nrivate I'm Company A. of the 18th Regiment me
men are Joseph Smith. twenty-nine years Old. OF
No 1872 Avenue B: Bernard Meyer twenty-three
Years old of Bemont-ave. Brooklyn and Edward
Stern TWENTY-FIVE years old, of No. 10 East one
hundred and fourth-st. The first two were shot
through the right arm and the last man through
the left arm None OF them were seriously hurI
,hev were taken to the Hudson Street Hospital and
Lauaen arrested ,...o ,raot.,r.t a
when Lausen was arraigned before MaglSeIate
Deuel. i'm the Centrest. police court IN the
Contain Vredenburgh In stating the cas- s" ~
M Roundsmau Hearn had asked the soldier 70
how now the gun was loaded. He did so. "heH
The cartridge exploded accidentally 49,, ,,,a,
lyon had better make out company "3'i ~
,ho poundsman too" said Magistrate Deuel. as
In the gun was as culpable as the soldier 49,,
Captain Vredenburgh then stated tnat ne, AZ
not care TO make a complaint against the lou,.ue
man as II was merely hearsay ana ne hau no p'Voe
that the roundsman did ask the soldier 10 put '"e
cartridge in the gun ,. . o.,,,lai,t snorId
Nagistrate Deuel. insisted that complaiht s,oulu
10 Nd ont against the roundsman. Il VIII re-
Magistrate TO the captain. In the mean e.hie
will remand this officer an your CUSTODY ui'l -
,rrar ylorninr and I wish you to make care
for exam,nation II officer perrnlttu OF 80,
ed this soldier to put loaded caririuse III HIS Sun
he was equally guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
COLONEL EGBERr'S SUCCESSOR.

Washington March 1.-THE vacancy in the
colonelcy 81 the I'D Infantry. caused by Colonel
Egbert's death will be filed by the promotion OF
Lieutenant Colonel John w. French, of the I'D
Infantry. who is now with that regiment in the
field In the Philippines Colonel french Is a
native Of the District Of Columbia. and entered
the Army Al the outbreak 81 the Civil War as
nrlyate I'm the 9TH New-York Volunteers In
October 1901. he appointed second leuten-
ant In the S,h Regular Infantry. and has served
in the Regular Army since that date reaching
the grade Of neutenant-c colonel Of the I'D In
fantry in July. 1895.
Yesterday General Otis Informed the Ad]utant-
General that the son If Colonel Egbert was
private I'm his fathers regiment. and that he had
a fine reputation. both as "A gentleman and d
soldier To-day the Adjutant-General sent TO
him the Presidents order that young EgDert be
appointed subject to the usual examination a
second lieutenant in his fathers regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
ANOTHER LIST OF CASUALTIES SENT ny
GENERAL OTIS.

ANOTHER LIST OF CASUALTIES SENT ny
GENERAL OTIS.
vvash,,g,on March e7-General Otis has sent TO
Ad,utant General Corbin the following aodiVo'a'
lis, OF casualties In the last four days &c
Additional casualties. March % ~ - an"
KILLED.
Third Ar,i.lery-Firs, Lieutenant NJ 6. kRAfEN"' M
captain and commissarv l. ; ' A
T'-s; ass cs.1y b Pva. 1 S;sf'p
T''P!' a ;Tt9oG ln'"'''' company L. ,rn
second oreson-compqu, L. Pr.va,es l. W sTRAwpER-
MAJ and HAYES y. TAYLOR
WOUNDED.
Twentieth Kansss-Conpany Z; Private JOHN Nh NtHE
HEsrED neck moderate. Company D. SAM Eli T.
BARTON moderate .
rwentieih 1nfan,ry-IRA WRIGHT foot. severe
TU.nty second Infaniry-Compsny A Prvates nENhi
scANAN shouIae slight WILIAN Gh rk At
RICH = BYRNE leg slight: Compan> yffit I,is
MA HNn sAo7 back t; a%Fsny
MILLER. had: COMPANY X Mns , v ~, J.
ri NI.AP hand. severe. 49,,
r Mon'sasMeGs P-,y,,. A r3WERb 5' MssoRRIssEY
arm. sHgnt. - ,,,
1rra Artry x pTye's R9E ty f,r HGh
.o rsI. con2sny J.. MASON CALLAwAY. side
''' RExsoN es sight Gempany + RYRoN HAsT ;S
'o omc.9r + prva,e FRED BARBER. chest. severe
Artincer
crate company I. Prvaes MYERS Alid i'S .
and arm rode-ate. FRED LpREN't-N 'heS'. S'e'
rrfeenfi M'nnesota-Conpaay T. Prvates JA'h - NJ
1f,rON nigh and knee. slight Company r. f'Nh"'
GER thigh moderate ..,.
second oreeon-Company \ Prvs,es LEO Il GRA,Er
mock moderate. COMPANY u. DANIEL. 9. bUM VI -
had severe COMPANY F. RICHARD Z PfICkPAilbE
Company .. CHARLES r .. y" ~
srrained ankle. Company NJ. corporal fhANN T.
EDWARDS. thigh severe
Tenth PENNSYLVANIA ompany g. Private WILLIAM -
COLLINS shoulder. severe. Musician ELMEk r..
RAR%F,S chow. slight: Company II: fHNa't,S
RALPH HODGENS. elbow. moderate 'onipahf ~
WILLIAM ~ STOPPER chest severe. COMPANY n
serreant CHARLES T. WALLACE. neck. sight-
rrsi Idsho-Company A. Private CLAUDE HILL" '"'S"
Yrs Nebraska Company g. FIRST Lieutenant J0Sf.t n
STORCH arm. slight. Company \: fT1Vates
WEIDEN Y ROBINS thigh. moderate 'gnpahy -
FVI.p chest. severe. HARRY ~ mr.
hand moderate. Company T.. WALKER l. SMl
IFy nigh. moderate. Company J. VILLAIN j.
FINKF thigh severe. company VI. NATE 81 MEl'S
nAck severe.
Yrs, North Dakota COMPANY 49, Private HARRY W
DONOVAN forearm. moderate.
March 25 wounded. not heretofore reported:
stxth ARTILLERY Battery u. Private RRoDEN'k J
KELLY shoulder slight. 18Th
FRET washington-C Company q. Private ROBERT p
MOElN. sand sight. lNih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
POSITIONS OF DEWEY'S SHIPS.

Washington. March 21.-Admiral Dewey has
informed the Navy Department OF the positions
OF the vessels Of his fleet The dispatch follows
Manila March -
Secretary Of the Navy Washington
The Olympia and the Oregon. the Monadnock
and Monterey. Caao. Manila and the Helena
occupying stragctic positions at Manila Bay
The Boston and Charleston. the Concord and
Pctrc'. cruising i'm the islands OF the south
The Baltimore and the Yorktown cruising of
Luzon. Have sent Bennington to Hong Kong
TO dock. The Princeton is at Singapore repair
ing: propeller is broken. The Nanshan has
gone to Guam. Iris win sail shortly for Tloilo
with coal. VIII dispatch Solace early as pos
sibie DEWEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
VIEW DEBATING UNION AT VALE.

ronNrp ny 4 CONSULTATIONS or SEVERAL OLD
SOCIETIES
New-Haycn. March 1.-THE formation OF the
new Val, University Debating Union by which Is
effected the complete reorganization OF the depat-
ing interests of the university was announced to-
night The amalgamation Involves the heh' ''up
of the Law School. the Leonard Bacon club OF
tho rb.olopic,I seminary: the Yale Union. the
Junior Wigwam the Sophomore Wgwam, and the
Sophomore Wrangers.
hoard of officers has been appointed as fol-
lows: President =. Il. Boisc '&. Of Grand Rapids
Mich vicc-presidcnt. { T. Ktchel. l. $. OF East
liverpool ohio secretary. A. ID. Leavitt. 90 Of
Mclrosc Mass. treasurer. T. W. Ong go. OF Cleve-
land These officers. together with one member
from each Of the confederated clubs. vii compose
the executive committee. into whose hands VIII he
committed An arrangements for intercollegiate and
intcrclub debates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS

Washington March Elm a cable dispatch dated
to-day General OILS announced that the following
deaths had occurred since his last report:
March T-WlI.LIAM TRACEY. private Company g is'
Idaho. drowned. accidental. JOSEPH l.. WALKER
private. company u. let Tennefsee. yaro.a.
Mar % ls-HtGH T. MCCLELLAN. private Company l..
liih Infantry. appendicitis. BERNARD j. SMITH.
musician. hand lsi colorado. var'ola
March l9-W1I.I.IAM j. HARMED. private. Company f..
an Infantry. t,-hod.
March CIVILIAN WALLACE private. COMPANY L..
let Tennets~e varioia. EDWARD n PYNCHOS pri-
vAte, fompsny X ls Colorado, from wound in action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
iDTERTISERS FORW ~ ASSOCIATION.

Chicago March 27.-An association OF leading
advertisers has been formed under the title OF the
American Society Of National Advertisers. with the
membership limited to one individual in each com
potitive line Of business The officers are as fol-
lows: Frederick W. Gardner. Garland Stoves and
Ranges" chairman. Henry l.. Kramer Cas-
cnrats q" vice-chairman Edward Is. Mower. Quaker
oats chairman OF Executive Committee; Truman
" crosby Fairy Soap" cold Dust and Cot
tolenc" secretary. and Joseph X. kathIens. 'Pabst
Beer and pest Tonic treasurer The leading
Industries of the country are represented In the
membership. The new society promises TO WELD a
large influence in the advertising world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
AGIINALDO DIDN'T PILOT DEWEY.
nrxr1. ny THE ADMIRAL OF An OFTTOLr
TALE.

Roston March q (SpeciaD-The report that Agui-
LID riIo.ed D.vev's feet into Manila Bay Is de-
ned by the Admiral in a letter written TO YER
mont member Of his family. Neither Agunaldo
nor any other Filipino was on board the olympia
NJ thar fine" he says. Further. the only one Oh
his followers with the fleet was man VINO was
taken along as an Interpreter in case we should IAN
=, Id, a., Eilinino fisherman or boa tman from whom
he might wish to get information before entering
Manila Bay. re- =. 49, eoo, befora
ga sailed from Mrs Bay. and one was taken apoard
The storeship Is this vessel was the last one III
.h In on entering Manila Bay. he was not IN a
nosItinn TO do any plotting. even II ne ndu pceH
ccanabIe OF such work which he was not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
ADDRESS or SIR GEORGE TREVELYAN

London March 27.-Sir George Otto Trevelyan.
nephew Of the historian, Lord Macaulay, and for
mer Secretary for Scotland in the course of an ad-
dress before the Authors Club this evening re-
ferred to his recently published History OF the
American Revolution" and said he chose the theme
because the American Revolution the most
fascinating and interesting epoch" OF which he
knew. adding that he esteemed ii a privilege and
pleasure to write upon such theme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
SPANISH GUNBoATS PURCHASED.

Washington March 1.-THE following ca BILE
dispatch was received by the War Department
on March 10 ana has Just been made public:
Manila March 10
Adjutant- General Washington:
Have purchased all gunboats in Philippines
Of Spain thirteen in number now al ZamhO-
anga. Half are i'm serviceable condition. Pay
ment I'm cash from public fund upon delivery at
Manila They will be sent for this week
OTIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
GOVERNMENT or CUBA AND PORIo XII u

APPOINTMENT OF CIVIL OFFICERS sooN TO BF;
CONSIDERED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Washington March 27.-One Of the matters "hch
will Inc brought to the attention OF the President
, after his return will be- the proposition TO sup
plant the military with civil officers in cuba and
Porto Rico 50 far as practicable. The civil officers
selected will be subject to he military authority,
Inc only method by which the government of the
isla nds can be- maintained what is desired and
what mas been under consideration by officers Of
The administration is to have civil officers selected
who will cone into contact with the people OF the
islands Military methods while best for the man
ogement OF the Army. not always found suit
able in dealing with the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
KILLED WITHIN INsURGENT LINES

DEATH OF HARRY HUBER OF HOSPITAL tOKlS'
WHEN SEEKING INFORMATION
san Francisco. cal March 27-Harry Huber
~ Oakland cal member Of the Hospital corps
with the lat California Volunteers. who had been
active IN the battles the island OF LuZOn. met
death Al the hands Of the Fillpinos while engaged
IN the hazardous duty Of q spy.
Huber twenty years old When the war
broke out he enlisted in the hospital corps. ana
went 10 Manila. He IL said 20 have succeeded
twice in getting through the lines OF the enemy
IN disguise. on one OF these trips he secured as
relics two swords. which ne sent 10 his father in
Oakland
The details received OF Huber's death are measte
and contained in letter dated February y. as
follows.
Two weeks ago Harry Huber went within the
insurgent lines az an Englishman. and taken
prisoner A report came In that his body was
found cut pieces I wish YOU would let his
father know. This report il no doubt true. and
especially 80 because Of the fighting. I wish you
would do this for me the boy was a friend Of
mine. and member Of the hospital corps in the
National Guard at the same time that was"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
hooks FOR THE TROOPS IN THE EAST

The Secretary of War has authorized the Indus
trial Christian Alliance to ship reading matter TO
the Army and Navy in the Philippines by the
transport Hooker which will sail from this port for
Manila about April Is. The reading matter will be
sent for distribution to Major Putnam Bradce
strong son OF ex-Mayor Strong. who Is serving
on the stan Of General Macarthur. Contributions
Of books magazines and illustrated papers are
solicited for this purpose. and may DE sent 10 the
Alliance 81 No. 10 Beecker-st.. or the Alliance
Will send for Thorn ON receiving notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
CAPTAIN GEORGE II. FORTsON.

Seattle. Wash. March 27.-captain George II.
Fortson. Company y. list Washington. who IL NOR
tally wounded at Manila. was a lawyer OIL 'nS GU,
Eberon. Ga b.t had lived in this State since iS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
vrDycAL AND LEGAL ND FoR THE POOR

OBJECTS OF 4 SOCIETY INCORPORATED YESTER
DAY At ALBANY.
Albany March 1.-THE Medical and Relief Society
80 vev-yori c,ty was Incorporated to-day by the
Secretary Of state. to provide medical and legal
assistance for the poor and helpless. to be centre
Of REORGANIZATION between the various hos hos
~. ,is arI disn.nsaries Of the city Of New-l ork
tn.i,ling ali ifs horoughs. and to give legal ala
Of All and every kind 10 those who are unable TO
or,uio,- counsel and who have been unjusty treat
Va Tho directors are A. -. Defrece. John A. Rich
,rdson Hugh r. Doris. Adoiph Lewis, John
Walker and j )hn Duval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

,ear when the list Of dead and injured u !"
ce,ved from the islands. but instead Oh 'o'''e
down anxie.y II has increased H.
Neither Governor Thomas. nor Horace ~
Hale. the Generals father has receiNeu a"'
news regarding the report ana 'hey oeneNe ''''.'
III, Generals wound is rot OF serious ""'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

Infantry iaundlce: HENRY LEIMBACHER ptN"'e'
C"n,nanv q; ist Washington. drowned a'cln'""''
March 2e-MII,TON s MEf.SE. private, Company - ~
washington from wound In action 49,
March 23-HORACE NCARDIC. private company - "
South Dakota. VarlO.a g.
Nh WILLIAM II Bush. private Company l. LIST
colorado dyssntey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
Moralisfs may pirate,
1900 -. \

Moralists may pirate
and doctors prose, and
science shout from the
housetop. but just so
long as the birds sing
and the flowers bloom
and a maiden's lips are
cherry-red. and a young
mans eyes look love.
just so long the lads and
lassies will kiss 49, and
kiss again.
And where, good men.
is the harm if the kissers
and kissees be healthy,
and true love stands
sponsor II is only when
i'll health has blasted
the sweet cleanliness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
GrvERlL SLOCrwS WIDOW DEAD.

Mrs Clara x. Slocum. widow OF General Henry
W slocum. died yesterday at her home No. 465
Cnnton-ave.. Brooklyn. The funeral will be held
tomorrow AT > y. III. at the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

Of youth that death turks upon its lips The
deadly germs of dread consumption are harmless
as June time butterflies 10 the young or woman
who is thoroughly clean sweet and healthy in every
fiber and tissue. The germs of disease only attack
that which IS already partly decayed.
There is great medicine that is and certain
protection against all germs and speedy for all
germ diseases. II is Dr. pieTce's Golden Medical
Discovery II gives youthful zest TO the appetite. 1t
corrects all faults Of the digestion II aids assifnila
ton II fills the blood with the vital life giving ele
ments of the food. II builds sweet clean healthy
TISSUES in every part Of the body II drives out all
disease germs II eS per cent Of all cases OF
bronchial throat and lung affections if taken IN time
All dealers sell il and have nothing just good %
Mr.. Jos Henderson Drhlun, of Josephine street
New orleans. La. writes CO. aiiing for some two
suffering from dyspepsia tired feeling and loss OF
energy and appetite tried bottle Of DR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery and found great relief took
two more bottles three all and two wall OF The
Pellets when was in good health again recommend
DR. Piefces Golden Medical Discovery TO do all that II
Ia, do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28

man OF woman who neglects u
constipation suffers from Glow
poisoning. Or. PieTce's Pleasant IA
Pellets cure constipation One
little Pellet is gentle Taxa.
Il tive, and two mild cathart:c
Al All medicine dealers sell them
No other oils are lust a. good" -
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-08-11
The Season
Is Never Dull

with us. We're building Carriages and Wagons
constantly. Just SO, we are busy in the Harness
Department. Why is it? Simply due to the fact
that our endeavor is to please every customer In
this we have been remarkably successful, and the
result is large and steadily increasing business
that time or seasons do not materially affect.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-08-11
Eugene Pleads For Flowers.

A touching little incident of the EN-
press Eugenie's late visit to France was
told me recently by an eyewitness. Fol
lowing her usual custom in coming to
Paris, the empress was installed in a
suit Of rooms at the Hotel Continental
overlooking the Tuileries gardens,
where the glories and many of the trag-
edies Of her sad life have been enacted
It was her custom each morning to go
for promenade in the gardens.
One morning. about two weeks ago,
while taking her usual walk, she seated
herself upon bench in the Tuileries
gardens opposite bed of flowers where
the gardeners were at work. After sit
ting perfectly quiet for some time she
raised her veil and wiped the tears from
her eyes, then rose, stepped forward,
and spoke to one of the gardeners, told
him who she was and asked him for O
flower. The man presented her with the
most beautiful rose he could find. She
thanked him, pressed the blossom to hen
lips. and turned and walked sadly away
What conflicting emotions must have
moved the heart Of the ex-empress oil
the French when forced to ask this ia
vorl-Paris Cor Washington Post.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-08-11
PEOPLE OF THE DAY.

New York's great poison case has at
tracted the attention of the whole
world. Seldom has such mystery sur
rounded death as has enveloped for
weeks the sudden and tragic demise of
Mrs. Kate j Adams Newspaper read
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-08-11
Grandma was n Young GIRL once.

Grandma-What time did Mr.. Lip
pincott leave last night, Gracie2
Oracle Why, grandma, he started
home at
Grandma (mildlyl Never mind when
he started. L eskstf you when be LEFT.