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New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
TWO WEEKS OF CHEER.

To the Annisquam CMass) T. S :, Branch a
hsppv thought occurred 70 make Christmas ch7eI
extend beyond one joyous day- Among the oranen /
members * -, invalid who has lain helpless IN oed
for several years and il was decided that eaeh
active member Of the branch should c coLLto1 80
eT-ref7ira effr To be placed in Christmas baE.
Each day package is 70 be taken oul: 80 70 f@r
fourteen davs in succession. The antlcpdl tGLl u
what the next DAYS parcel contains makes haprg @
7-arsio1 70 ore who must pass all her time IN one
ros5+io1 IN bed This idea viii serve as q sIgSes-
tior 10 other branches TO lenEthen the rays o. sun
shine ror some of their invalid members.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
\ NEW BRANCH

A new T 5 5. branch has been organized al
New-Harnburg. y Y. with Lille Bogarous aS
president The other members are Alice workman
May Nostran. Certie Loonts, Bessie Drake Fl'd
REYNOLDS Eleanor Ferris. Emma Becker Lena
rarnenter Ethel I.osee Hope Duncan. Eliza llzae PEN
Griffin and Katherine N1ard. The box OF use5c- 5C
articles sent bv this branch and previously a.. -
knoVledged was contributed as tnltIatlon lee -
the society. and proved most accePI%iTe P+ia our
The nreside1t writes: We hope TO conlIn ~ -
Sunshine work, and If there is speca+ b slg erIs Is
which voll wish Us to direct our etorts the 81 ~
viii be only TOO glad aid you in helpihg olsIs.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
FREE rEy1soy N CLOSE SEASON.

Is1LP RAILROAD HANDS BENEFIT THROUGH COL
L1s1ox OF TRAIN AND DOE
TsIip Long Island. Dec , (SDeciaD-SeveraI OF
the employees Of the Long Island F'alIroao nave en- en-
io,4 +be ro,-aIrv OF dining on veDison during the
close season for deer to-day because OF collision
between the morning eastbound passenger train
and a large doe
Just as the train left the station the deer ran
out tIpou the track ahead of the engine. Despite
the engineer the cowcatcher struck the animal Kill
ing instantly. The deer was brought 10 the
ststion hung upon a car and dressed, the meat
being divided among the railroad men, some
ANXIETY exists among the men 10 how the law.
which forbids only the killing OF deer out the
possession a. we'll will apply to their case.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
SUICIDE MAY BE 4 NEW-YORKER.
THE MAN WHO HANGED HIMSELF IN AIRING
TON. MASS. Is POSSIBLY H. P. DANKs,
A MUSICIAN.

The police are trying TO learn II the man VINO re-
Gently committed suicide BY hanging IN Forest
ave Arlington Mass. was known as Henry =
Danks musician and composer. OF this city
Danks had many friends here He has not oeen
seen it is said. for some time According to a re-
port he recently lived at No u Clinton. PLace tpoM
called Eighth-st) which IS occupied by business
concerns From what be learned he was not
known there go " D
man who is acquainted with relatives or n =
fed suicide in F'orest-ave Arlington and thinks II
closely taIIies with a description OF the musician
nd cnrnnnsar-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
HORSE KILLED: nEN INJURED.
TRAIN STRIKES BAKERS WAGON AT
BRONxvILLE CROSSING.

local train on the Harlem Railroad due at
BronxviIIe 914 O'Clock Tuesday night while
passing the north crossing al that station
struck a bakery wagon and team Of horses, smash
ing the wagon to atoms. killing one horse and in
turing two men. The accident happened on the
crossing where Coroner Charles J. Nordquist was
killed several years ago. and few feet north OF
the crossing where Dr. Alfred Dana was killed last
summer It is declared that these Two crossings
are not protected by gates, and that more people
have been killed or injured them than at other
places on the line
The accident similar to the one in which Dr.
Dana lost his life. A northbound train was pulling
out Of the station and a southbound train coming
in. In the wagOu were Charles Spideu and Edward
Story As the horses passed onto the track the
southbound train struck the team. The two men
were thrown SpideIl tossed twenty feet TO
the west Of the track. and had an arm broken and
his skull fractured. while Story escaped with sew
eraI gashes in his head and some bodily injuries:
SpiieU was taken 10 the Mount Vernon Hospital
and Story was taken home
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
NOVEL. REOTEST.

Miss Laura D Lee a T. 5. :. member Of LINN
berron. Robson County. y. c. informs the once
that she IS to be married on December 81, and sAe
would Ike 70 receive sunshine letters Of greetings
on thar aven-+uI dav in her lie she mas no
mother and world % congra tu!a ton or OF aaEar-
rom anv one OF the great host Of 7. ;. ; members
VII add brightness to the day. This IS the HrSi
tine such request has come to the society, ana
no doubt many will find time to send a word eN-
LIZ n kindly interest
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
THINKS HE IS WouEN's BENEF4cToR-

4 DOCTOR. ALLEGED To BE INSANE BELIEVES
He Is EXCEEDINGLY WEALTHY.
Dr Henry A Page, sixty years old, of No %
West Forty-second-st., was committed to Bellevue
HosDital Yesterday for examination as 10 his
sanity by Magistrate Mott in the Yorkvtlle police
court DR. Page it is alleged has the hallucination
+ba+ he is exceedingly wealthy and that his mission
on earth is to make women rich.
Some time ago he disappeared from his home and
+braa davs ago he was found and taken to the
+iover Hospital. He escaped from that institution
1-Uesdav His daughter. Mrs Una Reynolds, OF No.
422 West Twentieth-st' got a warrant Tor his ar
rest In court he became violent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

close range The smoke was dense that they
could scarcely breathe. and Peter Cahil one OF the
firemen was overcome He carried 70 the
street and an ambulance was called from the Hud-
son Street Hospital While awaiting its arrival
CahfI revived but later he sent the hospital
Chief Croker said that the densenesS OF the smoke
was caused by oils that were stored on the burn
ing floor
The fire was under control within half an hour:
No estimate could be formed Of the damage, and
no cause was assigned for the origin Of the fire
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
BIG CLOTHING STEAL SUSPECTED,
THREE MEN ARE HELD IN 5000 EACH on
CHARGES BY \ MANUFACTURED

CHARGES BY 4 MANUFACTURER.
Samuel shapiro. Of No. 3s2 Hamburg-ave.. Brook
Ivn: Samuel MantiIli. Of No. 151 Mulberry-st. and
samuel Brown Of No, 143 Mott-st, were held yes
ter4av in the Jefferson Market court in S5Geo each
for examination to-day. They we're arrested Tues
cay
Shapiro is an old and trusted empIoye OF Herbert
Ansorea q manufacturer Of mems and boys cloth
ing at Nos 4 and West Third-st Mr.. Ansorge be
iieyes he has been systematically robbed Of goods
for three years. , -,
on Tuesday night detectives concealed them
COWS near Ars0rg-s store, and when Shapiro lett
the store they saw him carrying ii large bundle
This he dropped in aredway adjoining. The de-
tecriyes AT once arrested Shapiro. He taken 70
ne Nercer-st station and there, II IS said, made
a statement duplicating MantilH and Brown as re-
cei,rrs of stolen goods The detectives went 10 the
stores Of those men and placed them under arrest
Da+-rtiye NffImore said yesterday that
ne had found about s. 90 worth Of goods alleged to
stolen from Mr. Ansorge IN the places OF each OF
the men charged with keeping fences.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
NOTICE.

All letters and packages intended for the
T. : : should he addressed to the Irihhhe
Sunshine Society. Tribune Building New
York City
If the above address il carefully observed
communications intended for the Il. :. = VIII
be less likely GO astray.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
AT ITS BEST

When the world is at its best,
Who has helped 10 max Il 50
Who has tried 10 keep abreast
With some JOYFUL news asIoW
Who has led in zeal and zeSt
When the world Is at its pest.
When the day IS running true,
Who's on guard and taking care.
Who has done his part! Have you,
Any day and anywhere?
When the moments smoothly 20.
Who has helped to make them SO ~.
by Frank Walcott HUT
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
THE TRIBUNE P4TTERN.
FANCY BLOUSE. WITH EPAULETs.
WHICH NAY BE OMTTED-NO.
4g-S FOR TEN CENTS.

The simple style illustrated exempiies the fact
that r1lcins is not lndspensa bic the realization
os Z fashionable waist Ivory white peaU de sole
Of good quality is here charmingly combined with
Irish crochet lace over corn colored satin and
tri--ned With shaped bands OF the six pged with
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
poLIcEu4y SAVES 4 DROWNING HAN,
He PLuNGEs INTO THE WATER WITHOUT EVEN
TAKING OFF HIS HELMET

While walking along Perry-st. about noon yester-
day Policeman Shea, of the Chares-st station.
heard yeIIs for help coming from the pier at the
end Of the street He rushed there and saw man
STRUGGLING in the water. Without waiting TO take
off even his helmet Shea plunged into the river and
ora bbed the man. who sinking. He rescued
bir7 Jith dificultv. The fellow gave his name as
-hon1aS Murphy. and said he lived at No 2I2 West
t--,5-a,. He gave no satisfactory explanation as
70 now he fell into the water. and it is thought that
he went to sleep on the pier and fell overheard.
He was none the for his experience, and after
driving himself in a saloon he went home.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

Those who have experimental in the medicinal
qualities Of foods concede that onions have an i'm
mediate and soothing effect the nerves, SO
marked is this result that persons are made
drowsy for the remainder Of the day after noon
time meal Of which onions formed i generous part
The best way to prepare onions is TO boil them
for the frying process involves too much ABSORB.
ton OF grease. and many persons VINO "ouId @ De
he1efted in health by frequently eating onions
avoid them because they cannot digest them
cooked IN butter OF lard Among many foreigners
of the laboring classes II viii be noticed that some
of the most robust bring as a luncheon bread and
raw onions. One good way OF preparing boiled
Il he following:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
DEATH OF a MEMBER.

Amid the gladsoHeness ot the present hoAoaF
season there will be note ot sadness 70 many
r : s members in the announcement OF the death
~ Mrs : G e H0lcornb. wife Of Judge Holcomh,
OF So1Ithtngton Conn Mrs. Holcomb was enrolled
among the first members o; the Tribune Sunshine
Society and her interest and devotion TO tts work
were constant and loyal Her sunshine behe-tt-
rons were numerous. and many VIII miss heT cAeerE
letters +II Of the kindly spirit Of hepfulness and
syn7athv written even during the last year when
her srffertngs great. Judge Iolc0mh in writ
ing OF her death saws she greatly interested
in your society and the sunshine column or me
Tribune always pleasure TO her ,-
In behalf OF all those who knew and loved thls
member the president extends deep sympathy to
this afflicted family.
'Tis but little waiting TIL the veil that spreads
This home and that be lifted, and the things unseen
At last With glorious vision. Untu then III sing
each day,
And the nearness Of those dear ones about the
glorious throne
Shall fiji my heart, and teach that live not
MARY D. Brine.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

black psnne velvet
a n d stitched on
each edge. tassel
ornaments finish
inS the ? oiuted 4
ends. The velvet
belt is closed with
I a n c y cla sp .
ShaDely epaulets
Of the lace give
! = Il z I n to the
: h 0 d g IS, but
I b . : = m a y b e
omitted if not de-
sired.
To cut this waist
in the medium size
three and three
quarter yards Of
material p inches
n I q e " o and
: 4 r e Q q u a rter
yards q II c 4 z s
wide or two and
hve-eighths yards
81 inches wide. or
on 2 a T O seven
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
NORTH CAROLINA.

MENllWORTI 1EyEya
BTLTNORE ASHETILLE y. G
OPENS JANUARY BOTH. 1902.
One Of the best appointed and luxurious hotels IN
South MaEnifcent mountain scenery A dry and
invfEoratinS Golf instructor Links hotel
Orchestra and all auseSeu-s- SsCd for Book
let ". \ BRYAN. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
WINTER - - ADrRnNnAcKs

THE DEER-S HEAD Inn ELIZABETHTOvN. y. ?
DeuKhtsuy bracIng air Pure water Modern improve
well heated First class table
s-ETSON & FRENCH. Proprtstors
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
CREAMED ONIONS.

Ingredients for preparing: One dozen medium
sized onions one cupfuI OF milk one tablespoonful
Of butter pepper and salt taste, and enough
-four 70 thcker the milk.
Remove the skins from the onions, wash them
and put them in salted water that Is boiling rapid
" Let them until they can be pierced read
fiv with fork. This will require about three
quarters OF an hour. Drain of all the water and
pour over the onions the following sauce Met the
butter IN q saucepan double boiler. stiF ABOUT
a tablespoonful Of -four into little OF the milk
and when this is smooth add II TO the melted hut.
Ter stir for minute, then add The remainder OF
the milk and salt and pepper 70 taste II II is not
sI1fHciently thick, add lttle more flour that has
been previously rubbed smooth in milk, When the
sauce comes 10 boil II IS finished IN seasoning
this or other white sauces wnere pepper is re-
oUfred IL is better TO the variety known as
white pepper, or the particles may show in the
BAKED ONIONS.
Ingredients for preparingi Six large Bermuda
onions or six Spanish onions, half cuRfui Of melt
ed burter salt and pepper TO taste
Remove only the dry cutter skin, then boil the
onions for one hour and d quarter N salted water
Drain of the water and bake tBe onions Tor one
hour in q moderate oven. Put them IN heated
yegetabIe dish, pour the melted and seasoned but
ter them. and serve
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

A DvEaTISEMENTS and subscriptions fer The Tribune
N received at their Uptown once.
No 1.242 BROADWAY.
doo OF S1st-st-- ul-il 3 o clocS ?
received the following branch
once. at regular once O'Clock viz 254
Sth-aFe. : 25d-sI I,S oLh We. col- -
IN ard SIN aveS.. 263 " est 12Jth-st.: 13ssc Sd
ave, between 18th and T7th srs. lO@o 3d-aNe- near
61s1-st-. Los 1st-nve usa- ssS1.st. lSs East
4IsT-sr: 554 3d-aye.s 210 Bleecker-st-s 3-S
Brooklyn. n G.-<16 Cou-r-sf-s
2iS SmIth-st Newark. n J.-194 Broad-st-
Also all A. D T o-1css
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

WHICH MAY BE OMITTED. eighths yards ~
inches wide will be required. with one and one
eighth yards Of lace and tour ana ohe-haI EbIos
OF pping 10 trim as illustrated - ..
The PATTERN. No. a0ls. is cut IN sizes ior T. o7'
&c, 3 and 20 inch bust measure
The partern viii be send 10 any address on re-
CENT a. 10 cents Please give number and bust
measure distinctly Address Pattern Department;
NeV-York Tribune II hurry for pattern, send
extra two cent stamp. and we VIII mail by letter
postage in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
SOUTH CAROLINA

PINE FOREST INN. sUMMERvILLE. s c, = Niles
from Charleston Opens 10th. 1901 Easy of
by Sou Rway Atlantis Line Plant System, and
CIvd. Line Steamers Delightful climate hand
somey appointed and strictly Elegant Golf Link
us HoIe1 and dne hunting Write for Booklet
F. W. WAGNER < CO.. Proprfst0rs.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

i n !
Open throughout yesr- Under rev usnagers1t
Hot and cold water baths house otnei
modern ard appontment- Illustrated booA4ei
mailed reQUes-- Capacity, $50 Golf privileges
TRAYMORE HOTEL CO.,
HOWARD WHITE. Jr.. Nj.
D. 9 WHITE President
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
Autumn ResorIs-

TIHl.E LAMGWy.yy Hy IGls
LAKEWOOD. N J.
The LEADING Hotel OF LAKEWOOD
world renowned Winter Essost and e56i T515
LAKEWOOD its P5'iDa5 n95s y fd2 tas e6S6Tt
convenencs @ IS patrons. rot sur
The cuisine and service equal OF the celebrated
The famous Hyd-0thera2egtc water eg-s1 Baths re-
JAS. \ BERRY Mgr
THE LEXfN NGToN.
s;zs EEs IssEi9 pss FEs Rata
OAE coUETs ETsvoo, "
new select family Hotel. al modern improvement.
s0' S0oA-S' 4aals'7 Nj. EVANS
EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY.
THE NlUORD
IS SOUTH CLINTON ST. minutes walk rom BRICK 1s
CHURCH sTATIoX. high grade node-n family hos:l:
and reasonable rates Open al the yea, --,-,.o-
HOTEL DENNIS.
the ocean hot and cold sea fresh water baths Go.
vsstbusd trains via y J Central and Psnna- -za z
ATLANTIC CITY
EOTEl NlORTONz
OPEN ALI TEE YEAR.
One equipped Hotels steam heat eevators
foors: baths Rooms with pzfyAs9
bath Fine table se< view Ocean end q Nlrgni7 As<
y r HAISES.
and Proprtstor.
HOTEL LURAY.
ATLANTIC CITY. N
OPEN PAVILION AND HEATED Sun PARLOR- d.
RECTLY OVER BOARDWALK
Porches . level and Joined 70 BOardSa-E sea
krc fresh prfvag. baths Golf privileges -.~,
JOSIAH WHITE 3 SON.
HOTEL TRATM o e,
ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
Open throughout Under rev uanAgems1-
Hot and cold baths in house and every
modern comfort ard appointment Illustrated ooSA1ss
mailed reqUes-. Capacity, $50. Coli privileges
TRAYMORE HOTEL co.
HOWARD WHITE. Jr. Nj.
o. g. WHITE President
WINTER IN THE ADIRONDACKS
THE DEERS HEAD Inn ELIZABETHTOvN, y. 2.
DeIiKhtfully bracIng Modern improve
uerts Comfortable class taba.
S-ETSOS & FRENCH. ProprtstorsL
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
MOTEl BON AlR7 AUsEsT~ "a.

One OF the leading hotels OF South Best
known excellent and hsaItnfl climate
rooms added since last and Al
improvements made that will add 20 the
OF guests. good lS-h0le gOlf course only
distance from the hotel excellent livery stable and
AL outdoor sports including
shootiug booklets and f1I
formation c. G. TRCSSELL Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
BERMUDA.
0ountrn Boaro.

A INVALID obtain board with every attsntioa.
n family Of retired physician. near Ons Guy
Addrsxs Box 247. Dobbs Ferry. y Y
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

HOTEL LURAT,
ATLANTIC CITY. N
OPEN PAVILION AND HEATED Sun PARLOa- d.
RECTLY OVER BOARDWALK
Porches . level with and Joined B0a-tS1-E sea
prfvaG. baths Golf privileges .
JOSIAH WHITE q SON
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

no. 4ols - WOMAN FANCY
BLOUSE. WITH EPAJ LE ;,
WHICH MAY BE OMITTED
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26

the equipped Hotels Steam heat, eleT4tors
all doors: and cold baths Rooms with prfvAcS
bath Fine tzbIa sea Ocean Virgins Ava
y r HATSES.
OVER and ProprIstor.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-26
EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY.
HOTEL DENNIS.

the ocean: hot and cold and fresh water baths 9
vsstbuied trains via y. J Central and Penna 2 x
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OF ALTON.

|. Zee. W. Cowing, Clerk OF Ornshy
County. State of Nevada, do hereby GER
t;fy that the following is the list Of nomi-
nations certified TO, and filed with me
As said County Clerk. for the General
Election To he hold in the County of
orn,sby. State OF Nevada. on Tuesday.
the Sixth day of November, 1850: ...e
For Presidential Electors
Dennis. Jonh II. Democratic and skier
Party
kirnau. Richard. Sil"er Parry and D.:
mocrntic Party.
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Silver Party. 49,.
For Presidential F.le,,i.
Bray. Sisaon Republican Party
Lyman. d. Republican Par,,
Strother. Enoch .------ Republican Party
For Representative in Congress.
Eaxringtou. f. S..--- Republican party
HewlanAs, z. q. Dsm@:ratse Party s,.4
silver Patty.
For Justice Of The Supreme cSurs
0sAo, Tfssner. .RspsasIaexa Psrs,
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Notice

Carson CITY. Oct. :, 1880
1t is hereby ordered that the doors o:
he State Capitol shall be locked ever!
vening at o'clock, and that ne one OK
ept State Officers and attorneys to he
simit.ed after that hour.
RErNH9LD SADLEH,
EEeENE Howell.
W..D. J0Sr. ~
state hard IT ExTninsrs.
Atte.t: A. ". AokniS-
Clerk.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-01-20
OFFICE OF COUNTY RECORDERS
AND EK-OFFIcIo .AuD1roH OF
oRAsEY COUNTY, STATE OF

tSE:AI

CARSON CITY, Dec. 18th. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going list contains the nsmes of all de-
lin1uent tax payers. a description Of the
property upon which, the taxs are de-
linquent. together with: the amount OF
taxes due upon said property As shown
by the delinquent tax list for the yea:
1900, as returned to this Office by the
County Treasurer and ex -of1lcio Tax Re
eeiver Of Ormsby County. State Of Ne.
vida, and 10 true copy Of said Ds,in.
quent Tax List TOR the year 1900 =
(sEAI-! ]. 4 Wall,
County Recorder sAd ox- sR4io Audtfo,
Of ornsty Couaky, Sfaes e Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-01-20

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