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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

I'm horloger, sur le point de
marler ga file, vante ses qualities
auprAs DIES parents du fance.
Ellie nous a dome beaucoup
de satisfaction, dit-il; ellie est dou-
&c, GENTLE, econome, c'est I'm vrai
bijou.
Apr6s une pause distract:
de la garantis cinq ans sur
facturel.. .ajoute-t-il.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

DIES etrangers, bien que nous
soy ons aussi americans que les
descendants DIES privileges qul t.
rent voile pour l'Am6rique dams lie
MaNflower.
Les candidats republicans pour
lEtat sont tous elus ct nous SOM
mes inform6s que nos congressman
ont triomph6s bien que lelectlon
d'Eddy tremble dams la balance.
M. Fletcher est a la tete de la
liste dams le comt6 d'Hennepin le-
quel dot Sc f6ltciter de compiler
un repr6sentant aussi competent ct
vigilant pour les int6rets de ses
electeurs.
LIE comt6 d'Hennepin ma voulu
que DIES officers republicans cette
fois-ci ct lEcHo ma aucun doute
qu'ils ne soient tous parfaitement
comp6tents pour rempllr les diver
ses charges qu'ils ont brigu6es.
En- 1895 Lind await une MAORI
te dams le comt6. Cette aimee. Van
SAINT triomphe avec environ mile
voix.
Somme toute, le parti r6publi-
cain Went de remporter la plus
grande de ses victories. L'adminis-
trstion de Mckinley est approu-
wee. L'argentisme qui a fat cha
wire Lind est rel6gu6 aux calendes
grecques. Notre gouverneur actuel
est plus que jamals I'm political
orphan. LIE peuple ne s'est pas
effray6 du milltarisme ct de l'im-
p6rialisme. Cos deux cris de guer-
guerre DIES d4mocrates mont pas
effray6 lie peuple. II s'est dit que
lie Congress reglera toutes 9 ques-
tions irritantes ct que lie parti re-
publican est plus competent que
les d6mocrates ct les populistes
pour arriver a une solution 6quita-
BILE de ces difficulties.
QUAINT au trusts lie peuple s'est
dit que, 81 les trusts sont mduvais.
lie parti republican, 6tait lie seul
competent a ~l6gif6rer sur lie cas-.
QUAINT Clevelani fut president,
son procureur general ne fit rien
les trusts bien quill cut lie
sherman act pour les combattre
Aujourd'hui le trust des glaces a
New York d6montre aux 6lecteurs
que les d6mocrates n'6taient pas
de bonne fol sur la question. On
SO rappelle du sort de la loi deman-
dant I'm amandement a la constitu-
atm de METRE les trusts sous
la juridiction du Congnes. I!es de-
mocrates voterent en- masse contre
lie projet a la derDiere session par
&c que, disaient-ils, celia les pr1ve-
raft dun bon cri de guerre durant
l6lection.
Du tariff il men a pas etc ques-
ton. II a etc tellement bien agen-
c6 par les republicans que la
prosp6rit6 a suivi ses traces ct que
lie peuple s'est decide a retenir les
services du President ct de son
parti pour un second terme.
C'est la prosp6rlt6 en- efet qui a
sauv6 la situation. Les 6lecteurs
sont satisfaits de leur position ct
mont pas voulu de enlargement.
ILL., ont pris ombrage a c%ertaines
declarations de Bryan CONNIE
Giant subversibles de lordre eta
bli ct sont arrives q la conclusion
que ce candidat n'6tait pas sur ct
n'avait rien appris depuis So d6fai-
to en- 1896.
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT s'attend q
ane augmentation de prosp6rit6
rationale durant les cinq ann6es
9ui wont suivre. Nos ouvriers sen
d Minneapolis CONNIE
ailleurs. Une autre fois pui> sent !
lis tous voter pour les candidats
r6publicains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

Toutes lettres, correspondanoes
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. 9 Nov. 1900.

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

La charte de Minneapolis, dite
Home Rule" ma pas 6t6 accept6e
B la dernlAle election.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09
l. yISAGE
EMILE

Un visage enf6 est le Symphonic
cette aimee dun Frold on de Grip
pc. Les Esp c:fcs' de Humphrey
III les gu6rit.. 25c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT mes pas respon
sable des idees ct opinions emises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

La majorite de Van SAINT est de
cling mile environ.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

Rien nest plus propre a amener des troubles ct ds mladesc chez les femmes
que la PAUVRETE DU SANG. Les fenmes III sang pauvre son pales ct fi
bs. Files manquent dapp@tt ct leur digestion Sc at ma. Files ont ds palpi
tatnns de occur a moindre effort queles font: Files ont leteint tene ell les yeux
cernes. Ds boutons ct ds eruptons ler sorent quequfos sui la figure. Files
soufrent de points de cote, de maux de tee de dou1eurs dams ous les membres, ct
mt grande pene a vaquera 1eurs occupations.
La PAUVRETE DU SANG lest subut fequente chez les jeunes files qi
ont a TRAVELLER fort III manufactures eta ussi chez cenes qi souhrent diregua-
rites, de pGnodes dou1oureuses ct de derangements; aussi chez les meres de nom~
breuse famiue, faigu&es par les SONS de 1eur m&nage ct de 1eurs enfants.
La faibesse du sang est aussi la cause chez les femmes sur lie remur de Page,
ds soufrances que1es endurent, CONNIE les ACCOMPLISHMENTS ct les etourdise~
nents, les pa1piahons de ceur, les chaeurs It la mauvaise digestion.
Les femmes doivent par CONSEQUENT, Sc METRE en garde conre LAPPAU-
VRSSEMENT DU SANG, car il amene toujours chez enes DIES resultats s@rhux
ct est presque toujours Ia cause les troubles qu'e1es endu1ent
Les PHks Rouges d h Gle Chiique Franco m8ncane font des mervei1s pour
retabEr la constitution, ct prss a la dose de deux, trois fms par Jour, Immediate
ment apes chaque repas, Giles donneront al sang Ia force n@cessaire pour bn
nourrr les aurs parties du corps Ell les guernont ds maux qi les font soufrr
Files donnent des joues roses ct la force u jeunes files. Files aideront a la
femmem nee a remplr ssd evoMs CONNIE mere de famile ct CONNIE epouse, en-
toni6ant son systeme ct en- la guerssant des maux quene endure Files guGiront
chez les femmes sur 1e rdur de Page, les ACCOMPLISHMENTS ct les etourdssemens,
les palpdations de ceur EFT os ces maux que lon rencontre 81 solvent chez ees
entire Page de d ct so am.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

r6es de sci, wought, trois de clou
de girofe, une de clou melee de
canelle. Faites bouiIlir jusqu'a ce
soft ASSET 6pais; ajoutez un pi-
ment.
Herbes sal 6es-On 6pluche ct
lave le persil, le %cerfenil; les Gives
ct autres herbes; on met dams une
tinette IN rang de sci ct d'herbes
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09

Tn Prussien Went d'inventer
une charrue 6lectrique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-09
GRAND CENTRAL

Coin des rues 7eme ct Wabasha
Situ6 all centre des aft .ires. Prlx III
duits; excellente table. (hambres
s%,acieuses ct bien me .bl6es.
A. CHARBONNEAU, Prop.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
NOT INSURED FOR 100000
STORY DENIED BY MEssRs. BELMONT ANr
MDONALD- FOR
NEXT SATURDAY

Both John B. Mcdonald and August Belmont de-
MED with the utmost emphasis yesterday the truth
Of the report which came from Providence, r. L.,
that the contractors life had been insured for
5000 600. In order to protect August Belmont and
the other financers from loss in case of the pos
sibe lapse of the contract through Mr.. Mcdonald S
death. Mr. Belmont said the story absurd
to be unworthy of denial. while Mr. Nc
Donald said he had contemplated insuring
his life TO secure from possible loss those who were
financing him. and that he absolutely at loss
to understand what could have given rise to the
report
Transit Day next Saturday have practically been
completed. The programme of exercises includes
addresses by Mayor Van Wyck Alexander z. Orr,
president of the Rapid Transit Commission, and
Controller Coler; the ceremony OF breaking ground
for the tunnel by the Mayor. Mr. Mcdonald and
the members of the Commission each of whom
will throw UP a single spadeful Of earth; and the
placing of a commemorative tablet in the pave
ment 1t originally arranged that Councilman
Wise chairman OF the municipal committee in
charge the celebration should the silver
spade which Will be used TO break ground to the
Mayor and the Commissioners but effort is be-
ing made to have August Belmont substituted for
Mr Wise. I'm view of Mr.. Belmont's great in
terest in the Rapid Transit railroad" Mr.. McDon-
aid said yesterday. land the exceedingly important
aid which he has rendered. the chairman and mem
city myself as contractor, and in fact, every one
concerned, agreed that 1t would be most appro-
Transit Subway Construction Company, to present
to Mayor Van Wyck the silver spade with which
the beginning of the work will be made This view
is taken by the municipal committee and by every
who is interested, and an effort is being made
induce Mr.. Belmont TO consent to this arrange
nent- 1t is earnestly hoped that he Will agree to
do So"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
THE TEXAS ANTITRUST LAW DECISION

The opinion OF the United States Supreme Court
sustaining a decision of the Texas courts to the
effect that the antitrust laws of that State are
such as prevent the Waters Pierce Oil Company,
a branch of the Standard Oil Company, from doing
business in the State of Texas, attracted good
deal OF attention in financial circles in this city
yesterday, and by many the opinion was regarded
Of the greatest Importance The Standard Oil
Company's enemies said that this decision pointed
out to other States way combat effectually the
trust, and that the various States now have only
TO enact similar law IN order to prevent the
Standard from maintaining its prices.
On the other hand II was suggested that the
Standard. realizing that a decision adverse TO It's
interests likely TO be rendered, had arranged
fits business so that the decision would have no
effect. 1t suggested that the natural demand
for oil is not lessened by the decision Of the Court
and that so long the demand exists, the Standard
is bound to supply II.
When S c. T. Dodd solicitor OF the company. was
seen yesterday he said:
Without having the opinion OF the Court it will
be impossible for me to comment the case. The
newspaper reports Of the decision may may not
be correct / notice that they are somewhat differ
ent IN some papers. Until see the opinion II
would be improper for me to discuss It.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

Royal Phelps Floyd-Jones. of the we'll known
Long Island Floyd-Jones family died suddenly on
Sunday night at No. 261 West One -hundred-an
eighteenth-st., in this city. DR.. c. A Tinker of
No. 124 West One-hundred and twenty y-hrst-st In
HIS certificate OF death attributes to hemorrhag ga
Que TO acute gastritis DR.. Tinker said yesterday
Royal Phelps Floyd-Jones recently went on a
pleasure trip to Puerto Rico On his return he
called on friends of his at the address mentioned
While there he seized with vomiting and reich
ing. resulting in hemorrhage I was sent for |
have been the family physician Of the Floyd-Jaes
for years. / attended Mr.. Floyd Jones until his
death. He was forty years of age. He was of
a temperament which is subject to such an attack.
Coroner yucca has ordered an autopsy be
made.
The funeral, it is announced. will be held at
Grace Church, Massapequa, Long Island. to-mor-
row al l2:43 p m the arrival of the 1880 train
from East Thirty -fourth-st. New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
Near Windsor, England.
Fine Old English Mansion
BUILT A. D. 1915,
To be let or sold from 25 March 1860.

Berks County. Madenhead-5 from windsor Cas-
tie. miles from ''Cliveden formerly the Resi-
dences of the Duke Of Westminster, the seat ct
w w AstOr, Esq, and within hours of Henley
and Bray Church Distance from London half hour by
fast train, and Railway Station
Historical Mansion House called Brayw!ck stand
Ing gravel soil in Park like surroundings Pleas
and well timbered with Lime. Chestnut Oak, Elm, and
Cedar Possessing South and approached
by a Carriage Drive. with Lodge
This attractive and aristocratic
Entrance Hall state Drawing Room. with view OF Wind
sor Castle Quilt by LORD Windsor In 1850 reception
Study Billiard Room 10 table,. Is Bed Dressing
Rooms. etc. Bath Room etc: well equipped Kitchen and
Servants Quarters The Outbuildings comprise
Potato Storehouse, capital Laundry, with Sitting and 2
bedrooms. Sabng for from IL horses. 2
Coach Houses Saddle Harness Rooms, W
bedrooms Fruit Rooms Gardeners Coachmans
Cottages. There excellent walled
Garden about acres with Conservatory Wineries
Storehouses and Orchard we'll planted stocked
The spacious Lawn nearly slopes
Hunting. Fishing and Puntng Water raised
by horse pump
Modern Sanitation, In perfect
The above be let furnished repairing
$500 per Summer letting only 25
guineas per week. the Landlord paying Gardeners.
Grounds together with the Home farm. comprising
ancient Manor house Of antiquarian interest 18th
Century, and about 112 of agricultural land
Full particulars. with photographs. application
SWAYNE s. GOULD,
Solicitors,
Glastonbury,
Somerset, England.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
SEEKING TO RECOVER MANY JUDGMENTS

Baltimore March 20 (SpeciaD.-Harrson Wagner.
who has become famous an instigator of suits
after several years silence in his role of litigant
appeared in the United States Court to-day with
two suits to recover magistrates judgments.
One suit is against George H. Rogers and William
II. Thomas, executors of the estate of the late
John O. A Herring. of the Adams Express Com
pany 1t is TO recover hundred judgments
OF 800 each with 81 80 costs in each case, the total
amount being sl0130, with interest
Another suit is against Emily Converse and j.
Holmes Converse as garnishees of the late Judge
Oliver Miller, Of the Court of Appeals. II is TO re-
cover s26,s45, with interest being based on 26e
magistrates judgments of 500 each.
A few years ago Wagner filed suit for over
M00Q0Oo against the County Commissioners of
Frederick County. The claim based on a
trunkful OF magistrates judgments. which were
retained in court when the case went against him
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
N FAVOR OF POSTAL TUBULAR SERVICE

Owing TO the early adjournment OF the hearing
given by the Committee Postofices and Post
Roads OF the House OF Representatives ar Wash
ington on March g. to those IN favor of the appro-
priation for the extension of the postal tubular
service IN this and other cities. William r. Corwine
who represented the Merchants Association did
not have the opportunity to make argument in
behalf OF his organization and obtained permission
10 HE written argument This argument has
now been prepared II consists of thirteen type
written pages. II has been mailed TO Eugene F.
Loud, chairman Of the Committee on Postofiees
and Post Roads.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
DRANK POISON AT THE PLAYERS.
BARTENDERs WIFE SAYS HE LEFT HER AMI
TAUNTED HER INTO DOING IT.


TAUNTED HER INTO DOING IT
Mary Albracht. handsome woman twenty-five
years old the wife of John Albracht bartender
In The Players, No. 16 Gramercy Park. went to
see her husband at a. m. YESTERDAY. and after
some angry words left him. In the vestibule she
mixed some paris green with water and drank it.
Her screams brought two walters, who took her
into the reception room TO await an ambulance
from Roosevelt Hospital She not seriously
injured by the poison.
When arraigned later in the Yorkville Court on
a charge Of attempting suicide she said 10 Magis-
trate Deuel.:
Judge, my husband teased and nasged me until
] took the poison. I lived with him until last
Friday at No 667 Melrose-ave.. fremont. when he
took the furniture and my clothes and put them
in storage Since then he has not been with me.
/ went to The Players this morning to have a
friendly chat with him and try and have him live
with me again. He teased until ! took the
poison, and then slammed the door and ran away.
Magistrate Deuel. discharged her, and told her
to go Magistrate Mayo in the Morrisania
Court to-day, saying that he would issue warrant
ani compel her husband to support her
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
TWO MEN GO TO PAsTEUR INSTITUTE

z. H. Mccormick, of No 72s High-st. Newark
entered the Pasteur Institute. in West Twenty
third-st. yesterday. Mccormick was bitten on the
left hand by his dog on February 2S This
wounds serious
Patrolman Francis I. Farrell. attached to the
Seventeen Precinct and living at No SO Baltic-st
Brooklyn, is receiving treatment at the institute
for wound received yesterday morning. Farrell
was on his way to Police Headquarters in Man
haitian. when strange dog jumped him and bit
his right hand. Farrell discharged his revolver at
the animal, but missed it 1t was learned that an
other man had been bitten by the dog previously
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
WITNESS WANTS TO BE DIscHA ARGED

Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court, yester-
day reserved decision application made by
Alice Dunbar for her release from the House OF
Detention, where she is held a material wit
ness In prosecution by the District Attorney OF
Louis Balou. The habeas corpus proceeding was
instituted by the Social Reform Club. which con-
tends that the commitment of many witnesses to
tRS House OF Detention IL illegal Tie woman was
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

European Trains de Luxe
FROM LONDnN

Luchon ESpress-pyrenecs. ROynn Exprcss.
Nord Express-berfn St. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gadtBe ExpPess-COire. Zurich & Luccrne.-
Carlsbad ExPress-Egcr, Bayreuth a Cnrls-
EMcditc rrnne"n ExpresS-Nicc. Monte Cnrie
EEypt.-ConstanSR Exprcss-Constauxn e Cons
stantinopie.-Romc Express-Genon. Rome &
Naples.
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR CO..
II COcksPur ST., LOndOn.-.s Place dc rOpern,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
NATIONAL STEEL coMPANY MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
National Steel Company was held yesterday at the
Offices of the New-Jersey Registration and Trust
Company, in East Orange. Three directors 10
serve for five years were chosen They were Will
and James b. Dill, of East Orange The direct tors
met at once and elected officers as follows w u
Refs president: +. S Wheeler treasurer, and W
II Baldwin secretary.
The annual statement of the company will be
found on the financial page OF The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

charged by Baliou with entering his fiat at No 26
West Thirty-nnth-st.. at o'clock in the morning
and stealing $50 worth of tewelry. When the case
before Recorder Cfoff, in General Sessions
Ballou swore he could not identify the woman, who
discharged. The Recorder directed Ballou to
be held for perjury in swearing before the Magis-
trate that he knew her
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
scHREEBER ExONERATED IN COURT

The decision of Magistrate Cornell in the case of
Aoof schreioer. of No 24O East Eighty-second-st
cnafeea with conspiracy, was put on record In the
Centre-st. court yesterday morning It honor
adj! discharges the defendant II was charged
SSsaIlst schreiber that he was the partner of
saaiA1si i. SchWarZ, fugitive from the Ia w
i ane latter was arrested two months ago charged
@ mtLh conducting bucket shop at No. 90 Broad
sdss sno forfeited his bail. Witnesses swore that
HciHeioer had no business dealings with Schwarz
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
european AbpcrnsemNeu !.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
Hotel Victoria,
London.

This great modern Hotel to American
;s;tors provides
nanaeement. number with
Rathrooms and single and double
r,b;c Rooms beautifully at meals
orchestra Luncheon Dinner Supper
tending should prevent disappointment
in advance.
ooraphic Address:-VictoriOla London.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
THE SCENIC LINE.

MIDLAND RAILWAY OF ENGLAND.
The interesting picturesque from North
70 south through the centre Of England. EXPRESS
TRAINS LIVERPOOL. lCentraD to LONDON and PRIN-
tlPAb TOWNS. Also LIVERPOOL, (Exchangel 10 Scot
land THROUGH TICKETS to LONDON PARIS and oil
parts NEWEST TYPE of Rolling Stock on Express
Trains. BAGGAGE CHECKED through from hotel. resi-
dence pier in New York any part of London
guides, time tables &c, the MIDLAND COM
PANYS AGENCY tMessrs. Thos. Cook & SOM 26l
1,1S5 Rrondway. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
NEWCOMERS AT THE GEOLOGICAL PARK

Among the latest acquisitions to the collection OF
animals in the Bronx Geological Park family
of japanese salamanders several tortoises
white tailed deer from Virginia and a bear
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
KELLOGG OWNED MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
JUDGMENT SECURED AGAINST HIa FOR ADvER-
TISINC; FOR IT

In the City Court yesterday Judgment for s21s ss
was entered IN favor OF Harry w. Fairfax an ad-
Tertising agent and against James B. Kellogg and
CHARLES E. McCandess. The judgment is for money
Que Fairfax for advertising a medical institute
stared by Kellogg and McCandless at No. l07 West
tikfty-fourth-st, where patients were to be cured
oe-o[s paying Dy means OF the X ray system. Hor-
Sce Sheliy attorney for Fairfax. stated that Nc
SI6h9less had SAID that he unaware of Kel-
aSSe z connection with the Dean company until his
est came up Tor trial The medical establishment
sook s N sA0 in two weeks, and then Kellogg
a1fSp9ea out because OF his trial coming on as he
t uLo hot want his connection with the concern to
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
KeniIworth, England. The Abbey HoteI

Dramatically situated. overlooking historic ruins OF
KenilTorth Castle and Abbey. Leading hotel and
central for Shakespeare Land Proprietor years
New-Ycrk experience. Moderate Write for book
let. CiAS. Il. CLEVELY. PrprfeJor.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
Norfolk Hotel. Rriahfon- EnnIand

Elite Family Hotel Ovnrlooks sea-wall promenade
lawns. Fine public Perfect Shaded
electric lights Lift Delicate cuisine. Choice wines
jules A. Creighton Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

The International Palace fiOteIs,
The Riviera Fnlnce. Monte Carlo.
The niNicra Palace,
Shepheard's Hotel and
The Ghezireh Palace, Egypt.
rS SAiRo
Chateau Royal.
ANDENNES
Pavilion de bellevue.
BELLEVUE. near Paris. France.
Hotel StcphaEie,
ABAZIA Austria.
The Cd Hotel international,
bItlND1Sl Italy.
The AVenlda Palace,
LISBON
The Summer Palace,
THERAPIA
The Perm Palace,
CONSTANTINOPLE Turkey.
terminus Hotel Bordeaux.
For information, tickets 10 points reeerv
accommodations apply International S. c. Offices
Cockspur-sr.. London. Place rOpsra Pnrts
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
Upper Norwood. Queens Hotel

Near Crystal Palace. London. HeahIest situation in
England lovedy gardens Boarding from So So
per day Special terms for large parties Convenient
train service for City and West End London.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
Queens Hotol.

N~SC'I 'Se~'' Fine Marine Facing
Isle OF Wight. lovely old gardens. Tennis etc Ai,
JOINS Royal Yacht Club Frequent boats Cowes Rydt
ana ana Southampton ROYAL PIER HOTEL under same
direction. Opposite Queens residence-Osborne
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

Sleeping Carriages for First Glass Passengers alta
all night trains between England and Scotland