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A BEAUTIFUL CALENDAR.
Colonel John Nelson Remembers His
Missoula Friends.

MISSOURI frlenuS.
Missoula, Dec. 29.-Colonel John Nell
son of Hamilton has remembered many
of his Missoula friends this week by
sending to them copies of his calendar
of the Valley Clothing company at
Hamilton. The calendar bears portraits
of the equine kings of Tammany Hall,
Inverness, Tammany, Bathampton,
Sam Lucas, Montana and Ogden. The
center Of the sheet is ornamented with
a fine view of the stable which these
horses occupy and around this are tab
ulated statements of the races won by
each. 1t is the most attractive calen-
dar of the season.
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Take Your Choice.

From the Atlantic to the Pacific"
or History of the Spanish-American
War" is the premium given by the
Anaconda Standard when you pay $40
in advance for one years subscrip-
fipn
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A TANGLED Mess.

Missoula. Dec. 29.-The case of Praucht
against King was on trial to-day before
Judge Houtchens. This is a case in which
Praucht accuses the King brothers of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-30
A Pleasant Dancing Party.

Missoula, Dec. 29.-The regular
party of the dancing club was given
tonight at Elks' hall. The attendance
was good and the party was in all re-
spects a success.
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III CUTTING tn1S cIhEH OF us
eases and will guarantee you a permanent cure
at moderate cost. He has cured thousands who
thought their cases hopeless. All letters private
Write for question blank. Consultation free.
Medicines sent free from observation.
Cook fiedical Co. ,o7 Curtis St. Denver, Col.
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Location Blanks For Sale,

Missoula, Dec. 29.-Quartz location
blanks prepared according to- the new
law may be had at the Standard office
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The grandest cut price holiday goods
sale ever given in Missoula county; $50
mems fine SIS suits cut to $40. Chicago
Bee Hive, Missoula.
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Holly, Holly.

Free at A. M. Stevens & Co.'S with
each purchase of 81 or over. We have
the finest fruits, candy and nuts in the
nity
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One-third off on all holiday goods re-
this week. Globe Store.
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Gold for Canada.

New York, Dec. 29.--The Bank of
Montreal shipped 100000 gold to Can
ada to-day.
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Wall paper and paints at simons'.
Engineer Beebe Able to be Out.

Missouia, Dec. 29.--Engineer Beebe,
who was injured in the wreck on the
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana office of the Standard is
at2IS Higgins avenue, opposite Postofice, Mis-.
soais. Telephone No. lis. advertising rates
FINISHED on application.
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Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-30

Buy shoes, clothing, underwear, hats,
caps, ETC., at The Golden Rule.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-30

Ticket 713 won the Garland range at
McBride's Christmas day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-30

Ladies' dressing sacques and gents
smoking jackets at Lewis Den & Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-30

Continued for this week i wa,rh
free with every $3.50 suit Giooe Store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-30

P. M. Reilly & Co.. the grocers,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-30
Ladies' Jackets
Capes
Skirts ......
Chi1dren's Jackets
Furs
Dressing Sacques

Will be marked at prices so ex-
tremely low that will enable us to
close out the entire stock
We will have a special sale in
our
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Private and Chronic Diseases OF Men

MbH suuHflhgf rOIn eV1I CT
fects of youthful indiscre-
tons, syphilis, gonorrhoa,
gleet, structure, o sexua-
weakness, varicocele, un-
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
unhtness to marry, blood.
skin, kidney or private dis
eases, are speedily cfired.
DIR. COOK has spent 80
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
In nnrip alann af 1lir
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First Gun for 1900
GREAT
e.IVen|O|yS Sole
Commencing
Tuesday,Jan.2
And Lasting Ten Days
Before our annual stock taking
we propose to reduce our entire
stock and close out all small lines.
The greatest reductions are going
to be made upon our stock of
Dress Goods
Dress 7 trimmings
Domestfcs
Table Linens
WinterU Underwear

We are going to dispose of
every garment in our cloak depart.
ment. All of our
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Shoe Department

Many small lines of shoes remain
ing will be closed out regardless
of cost.
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TO SUPPLY GAS AT FIFTY CENTS
A PROPOSITION THAT SURPRISES PAsSAIO-
NEW CONTRACT WITH THE
OLD GAS COMPANY

Passalc. y J.. NOV CspccaD. The city coun-
ell last evening accepted the offer Of tho Paterson
and Passaic Gas and Elcciri Lighting Company
Tho rate 20 consumers Will be reduced from 81 20
to 81 q . thousand feet net this year. and there
VIII be further reductions Zach year until ls"'
when the rate VIII be 3 me- a thousand. The Coun-
Of! entered into q contract with the company Tor
FIVE years 10 furnish gas and electric lights 10 the
city at lower rates than those now IN force, the
company agreeing 10 waive the present contract
Tho biggest surprise that the war for lower rates
has brought was an cTcr made 10 tho Council last
night. It WAS Il petition for franchise from the
Passaic Equitable Gas Company formed by ex-
Mayor Andrew Mclean. ard Incorporated with
capital Of 10000 The company asked for fran
chiso and agreed 20 furnish gas 20 private con-
suncrs af % cents a thousand feet net II II not
anxious for any city contract yet Mr Mclean IL
millionaire. and j; is known that joe means busi-
ness. Or. J. W Chisholm Of Chicago. has In
vented a new process ~ making sas. which great
~ reduces the cost lie has ln operation the
Equitable Gas Company II Oakland cal, which
IS supplying gas 20 Oakland and san Francisco At
s. cents. The Old rate 81 -. Or. Chisholm In
visiting Mr.. Mclean. ard is Interested I'm the
starting Of the company. liz says that as soon as
a franchise is secured "a plant viii be- built that
VIII supply 2ir 100 feet daily. H. says the conpe-
tition is directed against coal more than against
Lighting Committee. Mayor II I'VE and the coun-
cilmcn have expressed th'ms'lv'- as amazed az the
proposition
The council also began tho 0rh, FOR lower water
and Gardner committee - consider ways ana
means Of getting better and cheaper water.
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WHERE TO GO TO-DAY.
MRS. ALICE MADDOX

Meeting q the College vomans Club No. i5s Yves,
E.sAy- seeenth-st. 2. Address by Or. James
Hume Cannold
f.ctus c. THE Indians II NewYork by A. c. Cheno-
with under the auspices Of the city History Club a.
Ascension Parish House. No u West Eeventh-st..
SO ?. m.
Tie Young ladies' and Gentemer's League Of the
Monteaore Home Will give concert and dance at thu
waldorf Astoria. evening.
FRS. . six weekly India" ~ Mrs. Louise
Katharine Harnett. at tho home Of Dr Thomas A b.
Jaa.son. No ~ West Forty-ffth-st al ? p. N.
re C.v.tas Club viii meet NJ No. 100 Joralemon 81.
~ ok.yn. p. m. Discussion on The New Politics
Regular Wednesday, meeting 4 TIE Ladies Chris
tan Tni.n. IN the chapel % the broadway Taher-
race Thirty f.urth-st. and siNth-ave II o'clock
Tie s. Johns Guild viii hold Its meeting in the
East Room q the Waldorf Astoria. $50 ?.
Concert Educational Alliance building. East Broad
way ard Jerersors 81. for The benefit Of the Home
Nursing Club T. enlow bel IN the Beth Israel Hos
pta & J..
Cicnne Board Of Education lectures IN the great
hsu Z Cooper Union. Aneyue ireland VIII begin
course q SIX lectures on Tropical Colonization"
= H.
Lecture by Dr Charles william Stubs Dean Of Ely. on
81 akesYeare az Religion Teacher" at The Lyceum
Theatre a.5o 3. "a
TIE Electric club VIII meet Delmoncos at ID o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

stances allow Still with all her desires unan-
swcrcd and her ambitions shOrn OF fuhIin'h' nm
positive the business woman witnstaHus INC V y.,
slant temptation TO be tricky ana uiSHo"'7' "'''
far greater nrmness than man does . ,.
At the time we snail nave 10 'iii.il' nm.
when our business woman allows heihcl u" hti"g
off the political field she nids io' % v' F.
corners which require invest gaton. ana Shc olteh
comes 10 grief II not annihilniOn. IN hcI IHhuc,
wire pulling contests. But there mat IS seer
t,st fetween ourselves YOU know. ana none
souls through dust ana ne"'' rise "o'" "'"''''
and defeat the stronger. 49,.
That old sensational excitement one hears about
So often the glittering golden haub" "hich ~ az
WAYS supposed 70 be presented 20 '.e LII,
more than a twice told tale ~ owes us DIT" L"
.Iooi,oo and is ms baseless as the dream 81 me
i~.me eatcrs Moral temptation II not c"nS'p ny
Environment 30 special business 81 ~.
g. t,elif tends toward immortality me b,il'i va. "a,
a. zoos IS a relic Of the dark ages ~ III w
il - - bcreelf tnai the danger Jos IT. she lhF',e
,ovn,.ation she VIII surely ma l' "|t u St.. -
-n,cd with pure and honest PuIIos,s - wa"
ON'l "-4 m. business woman VIII permit
J" ,.o her A line OF advlc" VIII 30 80 III
me ~ tis ~ sbs kcspearc himself. J." lhip ~"
the Wo' ~, and II must follow as the nth' the
Sav fhcu can'st not iA'h "' 4'.''
o''' rpov 4 BUSINESS STANDPOINT
n.oo,,,.r sneaker. in discussing The business
q "-,, Business standpoint" said as
"""''. ., IL, NOT succeed I'm business for 'hcih-
'u'' ,.,. e. f. dliicut 70 md ore VINO mas '"e
,,, r.onisiies- reliability c"i'""S anu
t"'' ,.,,ecie.,le and logic she said are 'h' '"'
cha, ~, 10 make mp justice. I'"'n az
,,c.cd f., the training Of girls 'i,'"'''"'.
o,c f. found reliable 10 every VIZ h"' some
whcIc Oh, -, ~ r,pable then not I'Htn'' .,,,rd
capaD'1 o." -rorkers ~ the day arc noali't "anded
OF t ~ work because they cannot 10
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are unreliable.
Mrs. Pierce OF New-York city. spoke on THE
Bon"ht Of Organization Among business Women
She explained why employers fear possible or
gan2auon of women. and declared that they 10
not receive less wages hecausc they are women.
hut because they are willing to work for less.
When ih"y combine as men have done. they. too.
VIII rff"lNe higher wages and have shorter hours
Of iai"r. and the competition between the sexes
best equipped VIII win.
Among those who took part In the discussion were
MIS- Joseph Fnirchild Knapp. Of New-York. presi-
d"nt or IN" New-lork State Tribune Sunshine So
ciciy Mrs George Nichols Of Brooklyn Mrs Cor
menus Mclean. Of Mount Vernon. y Y. Miss Anne
duncan Of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Mlnet'e c. Hair. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
TRtNS4TLiNTTC TRAVELLERS.

The American liner 81 Paul which sails to-day
for Southampton Will carry among Others captain
G. L. Beasley " Sanderson Brown, Miss Doro'ny
Darron John Garwood John y Irwin the new
Minister 20 PORTUGAL ard hts W p and family Lieu
tenant y y Koiomcuz5n Of me Imperial Rus
stan Navy: Signor Gugllemo Marroni. % wireless
,eegraphy fame. and Walter Scott.
The Red star steamship Fii'slaad. which sails TO-
dav for Antwerp. Will carry Mr. ard MIS- henry
p,nh Mr. and Mrs Francois Charles 'ornet DIT;
and Mrs Stagogle Mss Lizzie /"pp ana Dr. ana
Mrs Theodore It. HoufiiIsr. ,,Ax
Among those who arrived n"r" rom I"lnuuls
,esferlay on the Hamburg-Am'rlcanh liner KAISER
friedrich werc Mr.. and MR. + r An "J rom
Vv professor Goorg B0hm Mr. ana Mrs. george
u Dickinson Professor and Mrs. Arthur rsr-
rarto A T. Mccartney. Director IrusshS ana MT
and Mrs VI shaw-Mlller and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
TIPS on PiLiCE cars.

GEORGE H. DANIELS SAID To BE TRYING TO
BREAK rP THE PRACTICE.
II was reported yesterday that George H. Dan
i.ls general passenger agent 81 tho New-Yorh
Central Railroad was trying 20 establish A system
in the operation If the Wagner palace car service
which would do away with tips. Mr.. Daniels. 1t 3
said T. In communication with tho officials OF tho
various lines over which thes" cars run looking 70
a general adoption Of his suggestions, and so far
ne has made favorable progress. The management
Of the dining cars sleeping cars and paror cars
Of the New-Y York Central has only recently been
placed I'm charge Of Mr. Danie.s. They were Tor
Inerly operated entirely boy the wagner company.
but antc!pating the consolidation with the Pull
man company. the management has been turned
over 70 the road direct. and u falls 10 Mr. Daniels
departmenf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
TWO FRESHMEN clTGHT AND BOUND.

New-B brunswick. y. J.. Nov. : tSpeciaD A num-
Der Of Rutgers College sophomores last night capt
mad Daniel Applepate of Red Bank. y j.. and
Voln.v Schlick u Warsaw. y. Y. two freshmen
and ted them 20 the stoop OF Professor hus"'
slun,wav's home IN Livingston-ave. lhe'e '"e'
remained for two hours. unable 10 rec ' hae,
lives When Professor SUBWAY VINO hau ~ ~
ort returned homo he freed the captNeer IL
eonhonores later tried 70 kidnap tr ssn"'"" III
George-st-. but were preVented Oy '"r pY"N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

He LIVED AT THE SAN RENO. AND IT IS FEARED
THAT HARM HAS BEFALLEN HIM

J.
THAT HARM HAS BEFAtLEN HIM
The mysterious disappearance = Edwin W. Scott.
seventy years old. living 40 tho Hotel san Keno
Seventy-fourth-st. and Central Park West, was re-
rorted 10 the police OF the West SiNty-eighth-st.
station Yesterday by his brother George ". Scott,
who lives ~ 80 ~ West Forty-third-st MT.
Scott has been missing since Monday and II Is
feared that he has met with harm. His health OF
recent years has been poor. charities COM
missioner John =. Faure. friend OF the scott
family called A, Bellevue Hospital TO see II any
trace OF the missing man could be- found lie said
that all the hospitals and other institutions were
being searched He said that Mr. Scott was a
member II the firm Of Scott Brothers. OF NO. 10
Franklin-st and had host OF friends some OF
them prominent in business and financial circles
Tho missing man be- described as about I'VE Zee.
nine inches tail weighing 100 pounds OF nora
complexion with white hair. blue eyes. gray sids
1hiskors ard nusfacne. and wearing = gray over
coat. dark suit. gray fedora hAi ana piach 'a0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
no PASTOR FOR CHTRCH or EPIPHANY

Archbishop Corrgan's private secretary an
nounccl yesterday afternoon that no action had
been taken for the appointment Of a rector for
the Church of the Epiphany Twenty -second-st. and
S,coui-av. AT IN" c0ncursus held in the for"-
noon at the Archhishops house. An announcement
viii probably be made later In the week There
was nothing done AT the cOncursus tnat any OF
tnos,. present would announce for publication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

The human mind was made 10 thinK'
And not iu lethargy 10 SINK,
To rise above all earthly Things
Borne AS upon celestial wings.
Great thoughts not bound by space an" ""''
Expand t. every land and cline.
not seen 0r weighed OF measured
Yet iu the active mind ere treasured.
In nature WOndrous works appear
4 mystery yet ever clear,
When on the sky we gaze az night - ..to,,
We read the thoughts which sho" '"'
Great thoughts the riches Of the SOUL
That over point ih" heavenly goal
And help ms I'm the glorious way
Which leads 10 an eternal day
To have such treasures here below
'Tie Heavens viii 20 thus he- %"
on nll who are disposed 20 seek
And have heart that's true ana meek
In the inspired Word We SEQ 49, ,~o
craat Thoughts which only make us free;
Thoughts which are forever giving
Iight 10 make this life worth hNlng ,.,
Professor John Moore. Somerviue JoN'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO NiVIL1.

Women who have Christmas tokens for the SOL
diers I'm the Philippines must have Them NJ fcr -
paci0c-si Brooklyn. on or before November IT, 80
no packages will bc received after that time '"'y
email nackaaes will be taken. and all VIII he car
,,as fr.o They should be plainly addressed 10
Manila Philippine Islands. The sendcrs maine
should be marked all packages Ihey VIII ne
taken on the transports Meade ana Logan "H'0h
leave here November 10 and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
THE TRTBT Ne PATTERN

A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF 'HilDS
DOUBLE BREASTED COAT WITH CAPE
so. 7va. FOR coUPoN AND 20 CENTS
This rt,lc Goa, IS fashioned in deep rod grant"
o,o,h the cane collar ard cuffs being outlined I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

a conventional
design Of black
velvet applique
These applique
trimmings arc
. IN 4 extern
eivoly used THIS
season. and no
more exquisite
effect could Doe
found than that
produced hy the
black velvet on
red. with the
ritz ut color
b % " p Z
hrO ue p the
open spaces ia
{ b applique.
This garment.
worn with one
of the season 3
soft. fIll hats
of Liberty satin.
" It % a huge
BACK We Y
bow makes an
almost fl "a !
costume for "a
iitile one b -
d o. fair or
pr serge trimmed
-llngs of velvet
lion with stitch
srments for chill
2 four years VIII
material. forty
50 $40. Is cut
rfw ,-a.ra NJ aQe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
contributions REVIEWED.


Tho following contributions were received yes
terdav. \ dozen hairpins ami unfinished WORK from
,fiss suo T. Wohr. three picture frames. J'A''
silk ri.ros CLIPPINGS. picture cards and ca9ndtISi
a rarer lon ana dresses from Mary Martin. h lr
glove uppers from X T. Collier lnrer .',',,r@iied
without III, name OF the contributor "''''
stamps from RUDY Swezoy
A social T. ; 8 meeting IS 70 30 hold next I'urs-
dov at tho home II Mrs II C. Markham. No. "
polock-ave near West Sde-ave.. Jersey '"S'
from 2 until p. m All New-Jorsey members VINO
can 20 are cordially invited 10 attend Mrs Mark-
ham is the president Of the Jersey lily hi s,.
10 2 and Mrs " l.. Starr. ~" state p''S'"'"'
has announced that she will be present
Miss L. f. Weyganlt president Of the sunny
italy Branch ~ this city. acknowledges the re-
ce,pt of Il box o. books and misreaneons ar'cl'S
s.nt 10 her members from the general once
In answer TO the request published IN hs' 9''"'
days paper Marie Johns has received cotton "".
woollcn pieces for quilts from " c. F4rnsworl,n' 81
Providence 4 T.: Mrs. c. H. AiNo'n H'g W '.,'t.
IIoniry Of Torrngton. Conn. ana "a iFl'"" J" '"''
city.
Charles Ackorson OF Lee. Mass. ackno"irdS's
tho rocolnt OF reading matter from John hre" ana
,Nore lie has been unable 20 write bis thanK-. On
s.coiint II m health Mr. Ackerson's iather VINO -
blind IS still alive. hut iccole
Grace +. White. Of Greenport. Long IS''"p
,,s,.e ~ thank T. Augustus Rice for a box 81 VIII
ing rat,or sent hcr ola her tenth birtnu'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

FL coat. WITH CAPE.
fark po.iir mohalr granite 'loth %
Win narrow braid trimmings cor
mr. gnisted IN A strictly tailor fash
trr u.ii render effective outside ga
ere, yhen fashioned bv this model
r. mike this coat fCr a child y
-el,,,re TWO and ouc-hlN wards o.
four inches wide Tho pattern. \
i, sizes Tor children two. four ana s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

raston Penn Nov. (SpeciaD.-Miss Emily
c,,,. scott daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Henry ".
Scott or this city and Lieutenant Randolph Ridge
H. ir Of Augusta. Ga we're married ut o'clock
this evening IN the First Presbyterian Church by
the Rev. f. l. Halnes. in the presence 81 a large
assembling of guests. II was a naval welding and
all the men In the bridal party were naval Of
ncers The groom attached 10 the United
States revenue cutter McCulough' ana was at
Manila during the engagement there. The best
man was Lieutenant ". +. Scott, brother or the
bride who was on Admiral pewcy's stan and came
homo with him on the Olympia. The ushers were
T. Enzland ~ the United states steamship Con-
stcllation. Assistant Surgeon d. y Carpenter ana
Lieutenant Ridgely Mclean, Of the olympia. Lieu
tenant Richard Sturteyant and Lieutenant Van
l}oskirk. o.: the Forward. and lleutenant J. r.
fIalfel OF the revenue service. Miss Leila Hack
1T If Easton was maid OF honor and Httle Mar
guerltc Jarvein of New-York was flower gir. \
RECEPTION followed AZ the home OF Mrs cyrus
laval mother Of Mrs Scott. Lieutenant and Mrs
IIdgelv Will I've at Atlanta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

Miss Evelyn K Parsons Will be introduced at
recent,on which will ho given In her honor BY her
father Schuyler l.. Parsons Of No. 80 West Forty
eighth-St on Wednesday afternoon. December o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

Mrs A + Fish is chairman of tho committee ap-
no,ntod 70 establish permanent Chair OF mi
ianthropy in connection with the Minerva cup
The other members OF the committee are , Mrs. >
I, Miller Mrs g. x Taylor Mrs. f. .. Dessert
Mrs A. b. Jameson. Mrs. 4. J. Adams ana MT"
" u Ellis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
STATE FEDERATION NEWS.
RESENTED AT THE ROCHESTER
ALTERING.

NEw-YoRK CITY DELEGATES DISCUSS WITH MUCH
ENTHUSIASM THE BUSINESS WOMAN FROM
EVERY STANDPOINT"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

GREAT THOUGHTS
I'VE live in deeds. not years
In thoughts not hreaths, st.
W. should count life by heart thio"S'
TIo llvos most who thinks most.
f'''' '"' "'"'''' " " -(Festus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

The average number Of meals furnished each Gay
during the last two months by the Margaret Louise
Home has been ono thousand The summer Work
Of the Young Women's Christian Association M
cirSed otinas and fresh trips given 70 eigh'erh
hundred persons eleven entertainments hrh !h W
hnU OF the association building. at No. FaSt H.
fcenfh-st the average attendance AZ 'acn ",''.s9
seven hundred while eighteen women were Kept
constantly employed with sewing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08
USES OF FIRE ESCAPES
ADORNED WITH FLOWER BOXES OR
MADE INTO A BABY PLAYHOUSE.

THE TENEMENT DISTRICTS CLING TO
THEIR MPROvISED VERANDAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

four years VIII
material. forty
80 $40. f. cut
tx years Of age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

The marriage OF Miss Marie Mitchell Champney'
daughter u Mr. and Mrs J Wells Champney' %
John Sanford Humphreys VIII take pace IN d
Bartholomews Protestant Episcopal Church. Madi-
son-avo. and Forty-fourth-st on Wednesday,, 30
vcmhor %. Miss Champney. who has traveilen coz
siderahly abroad we'll as in her own country -
graduate of NaSsar College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

The womcns Chess Club me, yesterday n the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-08

Mrs Philip J Sands whose country place at
Lcrox. Mass. his been leased for several seasons
has been making some visits accompanied ny h'r
da,;phtor Miss Sands among her old friends In
Teuox Mr. and Mrs Sands and their famlIy
vhn have been spending their summers in Maine
and on Long Island win probably occupy their
Ienox home next summer