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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
OUR COOKING SCHOOL
sponge Maryuerites.


Cut thin sheet of sponge cake into
rounds. by means of small cookie
cutter: spread each round with frost
ing made of cOnfectiOner's sugar. Il few
drops of vanilla and hot water to make
OF the consistency TO spread. Then use
almonds that have been Drowned in
the oven. for the petals. and put a drop
OF the frosting in the center.
New Filling for Layer Cake
Boil a cup of sugar and one-third cup
OF water without stirring. until the
syrup threads. Pour in Il fine stream
onto the white of an egg, which has
been beaten until fOamy but not stiff:
add one-fourth pound figs finely chop
ped and cooked in one-fOurth cup OF
water; then add half cup OF walnuts
finely chopped. Beat until cold
enough to spread
Coffee Cream.
This is a delightful addition to IA
little supper" table. and is we'll worth
the trouble it entails: You must boil
calf's head till it comes down to a
pint VI Jelly i HIS YOU must clear
from the sediment. Make a cup of
good strong coffee (the berry is better
for the purpose than the essence), and
clear it with isinglass. Pour it on TO
the jelly, add pint of cream, and
sweeten to taste; give one boil up.
and when slightly cooled off, pour into
a glass mold, and turn out when set
Stewed Ok Tongue.
Where an OK tongue is to be eaten
hot. this is the best way in which to
cook it: Having washed it, rub it well
with coarse salt and little saltpetre;
let it lie for three days, and then boil
until the skin can easily be removed
Now put it into a saucepan with a
pint of good stock and about half a
pint of the water in which it was first
boiled season with black and Jamaica
pepper, two cloves. a tablespoonful of
mushroom ketchup tablespoonful of
lemon-pickle. or if not, lemon juice.
Stir. without boiling, until perfectly
tender; take up the tongue strain and
thicken the sauce with flour and but
ter, and pour it over-serving at once
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

Unkind language is sure to produce
the fruit of unkindness-thati is, suffer
ing in the bosom of others.-Bent-
ham.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

Made of mastic venetian cloth over
Innings of the same shade. The deco
ration is composed of brown mohair
braid. Heavy ecru lace and white
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

cloth. The turban is made of cara
Guile, with huge rOsette of pale blue
chiffon for decoration.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

FITS Permanently cured. No fits after
first DAYS use ~ br. Hines Great Nerve Restorer.
send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise.
DR. r. IL. kline Ltd, 81 Arch ST. PhadelT hia, Pa.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

ject of vision to be replaced occasion
ally with a fresh one.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

doom queSt TO her
be the of Il
of of nd
and n he again aut
she O
u
of al
Swedish . ne o l
for a Our nd
evout n to k %
package to tarrie Ierrick
Th- blood purifier Zac2c'> Swedish Essence 81
| Weeks o he civ @
| cures
| treatment rec.
bhppi ind O e lac "a
of
riven who, can rovet thu they are not
bookte Il
of will to
O Wisconsin should be enclosed
the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

Many man who is not ashamed of
his faults is ashamed 70 confess them.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

If you've just taken cold - cent bot
| tie Is all YOU II need. For Ia der cases a
so cent bottle Is better. Lor chronic
troubles, and 10 keep on hand, the 81 90
bottle il most economical.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

lydia E. Pinkhanl Med. Co, Lynn. Mass.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If = fails 10 cure.
&c L. ". Grove signature on each box.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
HAVE LEFT STREETS IN BAD CONDITION.
"A ROOF GARDTN.
It May be a Feature of the Young
Bulldog

In talking about the Alexander
Young building, which will stand on
part of the Arlington premises. Thomas
Krouse says: Il hear the building,
above the second floor, will be a hotel
and that it is to have a magnificent
roof garden. They tell me that moth
ing finer than this garden will be seen
in Honolulu. Sitting among its ferns
and flowers the hotel guest will be able,
while he lunches or listens to the music,
to see both the ocean and the noun
tains. Below him will be the tree tops
of the city. He will get all the breezes
and see all the sights
How soon viii you have to get out
of the Arlington?' was asked
II don't know" answered Mr. Krouse,
structural work can be done without
disturbing me any. l hope to stay
where l am for a year or two"
There is a general hope that when
the Arlington premises are torn up
something may be done to save the
trees and take them to other parts of
the town. There are some especially
fine growths in the hotel yard including
the largest and Oldest tree in the ISL
ands. Various date palms, big bread
palms, all of them over quarter-ofa
century old are waiting for a decision
between axe and spade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21

a al These ~h will haos sennGns p p Ugh the
ON the the sra%s
t On the completion ns f. the cottages the
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s , ss nser
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will accommodate from e 500 s guests nes will be modern
NAHIKU's FINANCIAL TROUBLES
The directions sast have Of decided
hope for 1se% to continue until n
@S ans w aep @ he esae Gns pss the
going a a l s 5al9g
will be he'd on July 81 This circular letter has by @
an You sa s's sr called aofT 5 IF the
complete 9e Development 'h
money market w @
o o eo sa9o
nsa" 6e the a6u 5 e @ sus
the fourth assessment with probable addition afth I @
s"s s he sss @
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e Ssb a w ss psa barre ss s sGF eaoD @
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initial 1903 ananc T
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the large portion of stock which property
ON that the au,hGns the option being
all
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|
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responsibilities
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|
bull
n
|
| HAVE LEFT STREETS IN CONDITION.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
Auction S ale
Of
DELINQUENT {DA||
IN THE
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd
On Tuesday, July 81
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom, 33 Queen ST., nv
nolulu, l will sell at Public auction, H
order of the Treasurer, Mr.. j. P. COOKE
the following certificates of stock In 'ns
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd. unless the h'H'a
assessment, due May 1st, 1850, dehn'
quent June Both. 1900, with inte'e''
thereon and advertising expenses .
paid on or before the day and hour u
sale:
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of
the Advertiser him his office the Judd building and
colonel 'sTi' to NOT ais 10 s 4s Ma s s ss
5 timer ss,a
s s,s s r.
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@ makes ny @ss IS Il q III status he sl simply
method for ogazng the bank and would not take quite much
@ 4. s s :s, &. ,s r.
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s,ss lon
s Tn all the M @ @ the Ss b bank
the san this RHGt S with 1 sa a upon n m %
sGisp' % ssa @ US % ' st final ao ss for ss
HAVANA. STOCKS IN NEW YORK
stock e9 s a5SR coolest 3s ss sugar 1a 9 sn s sz 1
sson dSs stay was R @ e
%
this with ssgmans
s9' our 1 AR SH ' S vi" The ss York @ The s hope fu s
sssss Nm @s ssss
S
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the the leading " se s Co. s n
aSa % sas ss9
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o asked for moO g the first s S @ 0an and Sq
a ths as the 5 Mat s a made the %
pas
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ma ssa, ss -.
walked
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nf @ S qG e n N TWO b sars ]
listing stocks New York that would have &
them market in any
nj r isa s:: z :: I.
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Francisco part
to my know the @ o listing on ca, New york s.
s S's LIZ
ss,1ss sg5 Rs 1s % . sT but
to this wnu mean @ evey Va sugar estate stat taken
s @ rs s sae from t 5 Sugar %4ns ss
M 'faa
a only gss r ,ss.o @ s.
lacking smn S CO. no this ep indus ri ie sh ' v" wish
his large F an ~ soon 5s s sse p9 @ s expects B
s'fs n % a" a ' h With ts sss
5 Ss'9 My a on proso S5 fsaaa highly
the S4 1e Of s"r E oa al S 1 Fsns m
the the no of s1 s s a l R p be a ss ON
shares HaWaianMev York CORPORATION tor to-
fairness 'P pe sn which s ts viii IN a h
have s ss their sssss ss Of the @ Advance .s.s
idends
% % % asd s the for e sSs'r s
with
condf "NON
o list in New York
IN
o
me plantation had suffered setback unfavorate
absorbed of
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HAWAIIAN
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amounting to ia
wflh o re o i'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
BQGa AI(eS 1000 NILS IN 225 HIS. 6|,2 Min

r. BROWN wheeling
the
olow
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
HAWAIIAN Eor Ell IMPROVEMENTS.


property facing
the present high
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02

I.b.. ~. Ao.i. 2.-Preparstions are
making to-day for the start for ireland
this evening O.. Queen Victoria. Tins
ROYAL vIsit 10 the topic OF the hour
everywhere.
The question as 10 how she. will he
received IL sgitstins many. The opin'
ion IL expressed by some that her pres
snce In Ireland may cause disturbances.
The Queen herself has 10 rnisgivinss
She 10 looking forward with pleasure
10 her reception. AL the indications
from Dublin are that she viii he re-
celved with enthusiasm.
Nevertheless. great precautions are
taking for Her MaJesty's safety. A
small ARM OF Scotland Yard detectives
have been sent 10 the Irish capital.
Thsy will 10 scattered everywhere along
the line Of march. and those VINO miEnt
be suspected Of displaying any hostii-
lty 10 the Queen will be carefully
watched.
The Queen will leave London this
evening IN . special train. She will
arrive Ct Holyhead tomorrow morning
There the royal yacht Albert and VIC
toria viii ~ in waiting. Without csrs-
mony the Queen Win embark Tor Kinss.
town
Ths yacht viii b ssssrtsl sy n. n.
D. Australia and oaieeeA The Queen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02

Will spend Tuesday night aboard the
yacht.
On " ednesday she will land at KinSs.
town ana drive 10 The E!ceregai Lodge
Ia Dublin. n distance OF ten miles.
Dublin vii, be- splendidly decorated.
Private and public buildings will he
covered with bunting. Flags will be
every whcre Such thoro lshf1res as
Sackville street will be made bright and
gay with Venetian masts. a bountiful
supply Of bunting and arches bearing
/ appropriate notices. -Four arches VIII
| be erected at the end OF Aylesbury road.
! where It unites with Merton road. Al
Lesson street Bridge. where the keys
%: the city will be presented 10 Her
Majesty. a huge platform will be erect
/ ed.
l. The silk cushion on which the keys
were presented to Her Majesty when
IN. first VISITED Dublin has been pre-.
served, and will he used on the occa sion
OF the approaching visit.
A huge crown seven feet high 10 10 be
hung amid garlands at Grafton, Nassa d
and Suffolk streets. A replica OF the old
Dublin gate ~ To be built nj Lesson
street bridge.
During her visit the Queen will wear
Q gown Of Meronzc velvet with q hand
some design of shamrock and ribbons
s'e Ia Al present wearing q little
rnsette Of red. white and blue, such as
% many OF her subjects are also wear
ing.
A royal proclamation 10 to be issued
granting . holiday 10 Dublin Bank en-
ployees on the day the Queen enters the
chy. This IL q unique event.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02
COFFEE vs.. PREACHER.
"People Poisoned BY Coffee Should Lew.
nOH."

on"
Il have been Q great coRee drinker
for years. snd Il has kept me In a
bilious coalition. WITH more or LEST
neuralgia, % the result Of general III.
health produced BY coffee drinking
I have discovered that coffee IL q
rank poisoa to NY system. Since We
have been using Postum Cereal Food
Coffee. We not uuly hnA Il q delight.
full beverage. with oil the good quail.
itIes Of coffee, hut Il hes none Of the
injurious e6ects.
ANY person su6erius from nerv.
ous troubles. caused BY the poison ol
coffee. should Be able - get rid OF
the sickness In short order II such
Q one will leave OF the cause and
take up Postum rood Coffee. There
mas been no coffee used 10 our home
for q considerable tine.
"Psopl Who are poisoned BY coffee
should leave II o.. because when
one sine against bic body. be die.
heaors Ocd. for our bodies are the
temples Of the Holy Ghost II
VOuld seen nat any oae conscious
of The be1ily diktress that eo0ec
bginO vosl1 have % troubDe n
Deovtng n - Whea Postum Pood
Co9es Co ~ seeussd." nsv. JoAu
y. Hsn. pastes - = Church. South
CogDoD C1glooa ToGnA
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BL|lBIB0fi3
?:kh0NsN0s|N
Deaf and Dumb. Too,
:" but Mind Bright and
Wholly Pure.
NEVER A THOUGHT OF GUILE
Manly and Accomplished. q
:. Marvel to All Who
= Meet Him.
NEVER A THOUGHT OF GUILE
PHILADELPHIA. April IA bo'

PHILADELPHIA. April IA boy
: without sin. possessing . mind absolute
3 iy pure, and to whom guile In any form
10 unknown! This lad. Thomas Springer.
thirteen years old. handsome. Of hne
manners and sinEularly manly and
hrisht, although deaf. dumb and blind.
ID visiting friends In this city. The lad
has bean taken about considerably. and
wins admiration for the talents he dis
plays, although so seriously amicted.
He reads. writes. and by means Of
touch ccnverses on current topics. and
10 thoroughly posted In history and
mathematics.
Dut Il 10 not these accomplishments
aions that attract persons. YOUNG
0p4nGsr Il wholly free from tain' Of
stA. ms mind Is that OF q baby-of fun
purity. No idea OF sin has ever entered
4 end his thoughts. always lofty. run
- Ne IDEAL IN every topic preached to
N. Untruth or even evasion are wholly
uninown 10 him. and his Idea Of the
Vosid's attitude toward the Almighty II
- Of unbroken reverence. ClerGymen
~ have talked" with him are amazed
q he simple purity OF the boy and
0arvei At Ms fns mind and utter free
1Om from anything approaching cant.
9hsy 80 an exceptional future for him.
me- DEVELOPMENT OF Thomas Springer
I = Q marvel In itself A. Ave years OF
- he was mora ignorant than any
6sas,. When he moved n was backward
and on all fours. for bitter experience
I'D tAuGfk him that II ne vent forward
As would strike hts head against some
thing. and suffering would follow. NJ
institution for the blind would take HIN
because ne was a deaf mute. He could
not go 20 any asylum far the deaf ssld
dumb because he was blind. and. finally
his mother died and his faihe. de-
serted him
Then Hrlen Ktllnr. who was q child
OF ten and already becoming famous.
heard OF the boy AFFLICTED az she was.
She though, something might be done
for him. with the a.i of the hundreds
who were Interested In her. she raised
enough money to bring Tommy Strlnger
10 Boston and put him In charge ~ her
teacher.
Frrst--and II took months to 30 1.-THE
was taught 10 understand that that
which made. him comfortable regularly
) three times n day was fool. : As his
teacher handed him bread. she. In the
sign language. with her hand In his.
1n.lla4 ssh-oah -. Tsh. J.,. rraItv ssus
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02

easus' ase~. n sI,ssys
roAleWoG Raikfasj R0sSod6
sa6 10 sWosssa0 VIE 00f.
foro slb0aai6 ~ vsj4bool
lblb kposwledp0.
Nearty ~ ~ Ne q
woss0a s,osaIt fross s0ssso
aossaOs@sRl 81 Mo
kessals 0sUasasSs. Mre.
Pialtjhass's Or00l Ss0ds.
else mskss w0@os
hooltby1 q ~ 6eos'D b
svossvlbsAssARO pro0G.
OssN experiment. n
yow ssfkse ~ 0edo seode.
odao ae6 ~ Mrs. caRk-
Aass's froo sdNfoos ~
s4llross b lynss Mass.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02

asDsbIseaas WIN CAeese 0s0se.
ssstattvss @ The State css.
vOneeOa.

Republican Assembly District Con.
ventions viii 30 held Tonight to elect
delegates To the STATE Convention.
which Will - he'd In shis city April II.
10 select the four MISUNDERSTANDING
ana their aiternases to the National
Convention. also Presidential electoru
and state committesmsn.
There may be some trouble In the
Twentieth and Twenty-nfth Assembly
Districts over contests which the Hess
people have Instituted. II 10 said. how.
ever. that the courts will decide the
merits OF the eontes, In time 10 avoid
trouble at the conventions. The test
cases Will be heard this morning.
The districts affected are the Thlrl
and Fourth Election Districts Of the
Twsutisth Assembly District and the
Fifth Election District Of the Twenty
hsth Assembly District Fraud 10
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Pianos SIS. 00Do

|0OOOS, AUIe
|Sheetinss. f
Nearly all Of the goo
|were purchased many mo
disc was at its lowest. II
biggest bargains Of the ye;
your wants now, as you
|portunity again.
positively none sold
Huek Towels. large size.
heavy quality hemme6
ready for use wen worth
ioc.; our sale price, 11l
each. "a
A. Aeooeeo1 Lei q 90
Doc. Towels, extra large
| huck, hemmtd; size a
x<6 inches also Oh pure
linen; Ger m IN dAmask
Towels, with knoeted
fringe: not any In this lot
worth less than 3oe.; some
worth 7Se.. choice. *
each, -
toe. 0ath Towels, SIC.
each -TuslgieA 0sthI
Towels, good and hssvy
that sell Il toe: dur x
! Ing this sale. each. -
Sc. Tsboe no0ask, 3oe.
yd.-i6O pieees 0oe0oo
1ooo ro9eo Oo0aGk, ~
sorted designs; selb segv.
larly a 3oe.; our sase ~
price PEI I'd, ~
~. Tabeo 0a0nek, ~.
An pure German Llasa|
Taboe Do0aGk, s. iaeAes|
wide the sane 6amask b ~
Ing sod slsewhess d toe,l
during this sala pes 40
3D. ~
Lac Naoos1os, l.oo doeess|
500 dozen Seo1sh D.
ask 80 0oP0oo 0oeoI
Napklas, both exctlleat
for wear, heavy weigh.' I
sire 1910 iaehes, EEL rlgu-
larry At es.34 eaf M
sale price. dozen. wv
400 Dleeee NoQlElas,
S.<s; very good guilty
oil pure Irish llAea Napkins, |
dinner sine eel segsl0f1|
d S2oo during 4 Ao|
this ssls. 6essa. ks9||
&c. TeW0oone, x yasd-I
Brown twin linen 1oWeo.'
Meg. sells regularly d Sc..I
during this SALE our ~
price. yard. II
,oc. Olass TeWelllag. INC.
I'd; fsney phid giass Towel
ling. assorted designs sells
q Toe I'd; during this ~
sale. yd.. ~
|i7Ee. Llssa Cost. &c I'd.
AN pure Irish linen Crash
fine quality reguhf psice
i2,ie.; during this sale, q.
yd.. y
- Sheetins, j2He. u.
10 cases Uabeeoeho1 SAese-,
isg. D. yds. wide, good
qualitys IS cool value a.
22e. yd.; tot our sale. ~
per yd., IZ2)
7e. Muslin. 4Ae. |
Join. Whleo an ISL
boeaehed nus0)o. NIGEL
fne quality u We were to|
buy this today the price |
would be &c; our sale A3I
price. per I'd. I'll
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02

'N.B csaisslsIlnS -
AN EMO l0(B PU0c
Over thsee theunnn1 lGDG1lo'
- ceuo.eo.oe4k q,
sbout o. ~ 49,
Thess ass vagiuaD - =
this Iot, beoulllnl 1Uu 3
designs, ~ M ~ -
ton thess b ~ - = ~
lot WestA ~ ~ ~.
SOM ase WDgCA M -
SOaDe ~ ~ vogD ~
tim TINT H. Gn1l.o ~ ~
this BIZ saIA ehs1ca a
each ~
81! I; $780,
fun she, nn@ol1D ooDk
hemmel Ssadyles ~ 49,
Spen6o ~ GDco1Gne E
aN.74 dsiag ~ ~
sale, - ~
- ~. - q -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02

charged In the canvas and the voting.
He's says that In the Congressional dis.
trist convention he will have hfty-seven
votss ." the Afty-two of his opponents.
Altogether there will be iD delegates
elected In Ns4 YORK County to attend
the conveD'.on.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02
Happy
Women

vvtso hsvo booN rokbovo60 q
DoisfaS As0aetsaaolAoR ~
Lydale &. H1slhbsss's WoOo.
Gs6ab 0osqeosss6I 40 60.
slssllt swsS6aaU Grstsfa1
lsltoro q Me-. r1nlhhoss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02
Dress Trimmings.
IA Great Special. 96c.

Tssseta Salk Allevse as rows Of cord.
ingD. In the following eolors; Reseda
pink. turquoise. white and cream, ian.
efushed rose. helIotrope. lilac. Nile, 90
navy blue. At. per yard. 70
900 yards Tsflsts silk ADlever, u
cords. cluster effect. quality Of silk and
colofs same Is above. formerly sold
Al N.os per yard. At. per 4 ~
yard. ks@
Tucked Taflsts Alleves, With lace In.
seftlon. In white only. value 4 20
S2.2S. fos. per ward, ksO/
Rlbbea Alleves. with lace Insertion. In
black. value 12.25 per yard. At. 4 20
per yard, Is01
Tsllets Allevee In eit.out elects. In
large designs (white only). n. 4 90
per yard. Ss/O
chiflos Allovss, applique effects. plack
or white. new designs. value = 90
81 rs per yard, At. per yard. ZeIO
Main rlps ssth a.. section.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02
DURYEA NAY SOON Be WE'LL
YesnG Athlete. whose Neck wss
Droken, Was IN Ms Fight.
for Life
opssssssh Dsssssnel.. Sept. 10
nay leave hespitaI. nsy

II w. announced to-day that wal
Ger Z. Duryea. who has been . %
tent IN Roosevelt Hospital since last
August. suffering from q broken neck,
will leave the Institution the last Of this
month OF early In May, He may re-
cover conp,etaly.
80 For months the physicians at the hos
=. pitai despaired Of saving Mr.. Duryea's
life. The fracture Of the vertebrae was
complete. Physicians came nom all
parts OF the United States 20 study the
. remarkable case.
If When he leaves the hospltA u VIII
~ to go 10 some summer resort. A
:, physician will remaia In constant -.
= tendance. In addition 10 two nurssa
2 !. Duryea. n young athlete. on Aug.
was swimming at Oysfsf Bay with com
-panions. His foot slipped while diving
into four feet Of water and his neck
vas broken.
After HE neck vas encassd In plaster
Re was taksn 10 Roosevelt Hsspitai. He
sAould zee vel and talk we'll. but no vas
Sskreathlng In snort breathe aAd hts body
Svas paraiyssd. The ninth day sftsr the
accident he grew very weak. HIS tom
psrature rose to 10. and the doctors
thought he could not live through the
light
y Several x-rsys ysssurss we're taksa Of
- NuAe broker veric6ess. II was found that
che nth oervical vertebra was frae.
sured. 1hs surgeons decided they mus,
cut a~sy the pos,srior parts OF the two
~~rie5rae which wefs pressing aga!ns,
tie spinal cord. They know that the
- shRhtest motion BY the patient while he
>-Nas under tho knife might resul, In .
cut to the sheath Of the cord and result
In instant death. % the Administration
- ether seemed necessary. .Bu, eihes
= calls for vigorous BREATHING The patient
.eas - feeble that ether would I'LL him.
Nj. Duryea insisted thar tho doctors
should operate upon him without elvtne
LIN ether They yielded 60 the patiesrs
request reluctantly. On Sept. - Dr..
/. Ap5e perfoSune1 the operation Othss
no.ei surgeons watched the operations.
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