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FATE OF TuAN.
Death Sentence Win Be COMMITTED to
Punishment.

Banishment.
Berlin, April 6.--The correspondent OF the
Associated Press learns on the highest au-
thorty that Prince Tuan's fate has finally
been decided. Ills death sentence Will ne
committed to Punishment TO Turkestan. The
list of guilty Chinese provincial authorities
Includes only four to be bchcaded and sew
eral degradatlons. The Chinese commits,
sloners are surprised that the guilty ofl-
cials should get of with such light punish.
ment. The informant of the correspond.
ent OF the Associated Press added: And
We'll they may be-
Ihe Frankfurter Zeltung publishes an.
oIher letter from Pekln containing a verbal
S9hhfmatl0n of the interview between DR.
Mumm Won Schwarzenstein, the German
minister to China. and a Chinese prince
me most interesting point I'm tho lntcrviNy,
Is the princes open admission that IL the
alued troops ARE now withdrawn, the Box
erS would immediately appear In strong
force The prince added: ''Ihis, III Hung
Chang and Prince Ching likewise know"
The correspondence gives vivid account
OF the keen competition between the i'm,
perlal princes 10 nc chosen TO go to Berlin
20 express the Chinese emperor's penitence
FOR the murder OF Baron Won ketteler.
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PRESS GREATLY EXCITED.
German Papers Still Discussing En-.
perOr'S Recent Utterances.
HIS WORDS RECEIVED WITH DISMAY
The 5uiIdinq OF Barracks Close to the
Castle Has Emphasized the En-
peror's Words.

Re,iIr Anru o r -, ~
80, "e e''he 'eI hia" press
is sun greatly excited over the emperor ;
recent utterances on the occasion of his
to,ats ond ~ -. T. ..,', -
"l,u t''e Ie'ie"s III louay weekly
press confirm this condition. The Cologne
volks zeitung SAYS Emperor wuI,o,n.s
,,,o,.el, o.. 49,. ,,.,..... .,-, ,,..,, :
Dus W me emperor alexander rrchaaief
regiment upon the occasion of their install
op,roro-,,. -, - -, -, a..
n'Pei"i Puluce Wneh ne cdi'eu lhcm MS
nc guards, etc, have been received every
where with dismav and amozament but
.,l1 ~
s",ueF sun Is tue TACT that the emperor
proximity to the castle. which shows that
~ o,,,,,,u... -, 49, -
'ht 'hiper"r meant What ne sald upon that
occasion. The paper then dissents from
the emperor's utteronces concernfng Rms.
Sian. 4; or,,,on ra,a,t,n 49, I -. ''u
""'uerihah rfiatlVns' ana says 1t is evil
dent that somebody has been systema teal.
ly trying 10 emhrol1 IA aso hitherto friond
=, ~ 20 ~ Nitii'i'' t'ieiih-
h'lions anu Unit from the emperor
hints this can only be Great Britain or
Japsn. Tho nanor ,on,l,de. ..yyrl,oro
AZ, P1pS' Heie'
men, are our new English friendsF
Tho Ruger-Von Adams murder case Of
Noerchfn,.., bas hoor e,,-o,, i,,o tho a.,
10 N'N '"s"e'"s ''' w
Peror Intention Tor the last week. lie
has read the papers In the case and has
-, 'N '"H7S
Iof tne Dettcr regarding the practice OF
muelling Is absolutely required and he
desires tho co,r.t az honor ia haze fuIior
-. Wv ~''iI Va H'"V' ~ ""'' Au'''i
powers
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WILL ASK FOR NOTIFICATIONS.
Italian Premier Not Entirely Satisfied
with Oreinl1rL

Italian Premier Not Entirely Satisfied
with Oreibund.
Berlin April 6.-Thc correspondent of
the Associated Press learns from n reliable
source that the German foreign office re-
cards II as probable that Senior Zanardelli.
tue italian premier, will ask for certain
notifications of the dreibund conditions
winch seem to hinder the hetterlng of the
relations between France and Jaly. though
Franconhohe. The foreign Office At rta1,.
bcneves that mutually agreeable arrange.
ments may he effected Senor ZanardeIlI
ma ~, count Won Bulow VII soon make pub
bnnd; which expires May q. tl02 eight
months b fore the commercial treaty. Sn.
tice of the termination Of the dreihnnd
1t prolongs itself. Vi eiSe
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sqtt, John W; Craig. Hamilton s. Hawkins,
George y. Hamilton, Frank Parker, Wi.
liam II; Paine Harry II PattisoE, Francis
SawtelIe. Jr., George widemirc, Kensie w.
Walker.
TO be arst Lieutenant OF cavalry Robert
10 he second lieutenant Of cavalry S.
Martin.
10 be colonel Of infantry: Greenieaf A.
G3odale and Summer II. Lincoln.
TO be lieutenant colonies OF infantry
Henry, Adams and John @ Lee.
To be majors OF Infantry: William G..
i B,gttelerin James 4 Rogers. Charles @.
10 be surgeon with the rank OF major
William n. Banister
VOLUNTEER ARMY.
TO be surgeons, with the rank OF major
samuel {. Da Kraft, Frederick A. Wash
Wilson.
TO be assistant surgeon, with rank OF
captain; kueben NJ. Bonar, Wharton b.
Mclaughlin; Thomas r. Jackson. Harold
NIAGARA. Milton Vaughan. II. Breckman
Wilkinson, Nelson Miles Black, Edward II
Ebcr.
Twenty ninth regiment: Howard c. Ia
thm 70 be second lieutenant.
thirty second regiment: William D. Lope.
10Y. Or. TO be first lieutenant: Gus Had
Wisrr to be second lieutenant
Ihlrty-thlrd regiment Thomas w. white,
TO be second lieutenant
Ihirty-fourth regiment: Frank t. sid.
man, to be second lieutenant
lhirly.ninth regiment: Charles r. Wood,
to be first lieutenant
Forty-fouith regiment: Harry II. Frost
TO be second lieutenant
forty-sixth regiment: Walter s. WIlke.
SHE, 10 be second lieutenant
Forty seventh regiment. Rudolph T.
emyser, TO be first lieutenant.
Forty eighth regiment: Amos A. Carter
10 be second lieutenant; Adolph Wakefield
10 be second lieutenant.
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HARD FIGHTING OCCURRED.
The Chinese Lost Heavily and Retreated
Before Russians

Berlin, April GA dispatch to the Cologne
Gazette from ST. Petersburg says hard
lighting Is reported to have occurred be.
tween the First, Second and Third East
siberian Rifle regiments aud several thou
sand Chinese troops between Kobantsy and
Sin Minting. The Russians lost = captain
and several men killed aud lieutenant
colonel and several other officers and many
wounded. The Chinese lost heavily ana
retrcated with the Russians pursuing them.
The date OF the engagement is NOS men
toned In the dispatch.
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New Texas Postmasters.
fSpecial fo Tho postA

washington, April 6.Texas postmasters
appolpted Kennedy, karnes county, v. A d.
smith; Funston. Jones county. j. f.
vaughan; Lumber. Marion county. r. j..
Tankersley; IFhalba Van Zandt county.
William J. Ferguson; Thurber, Fresh cou =,
~ i a. Guthrie; White Deer, Carson
county. G. L. Hakc; Wills, Montgomery
county. John ". Lewis: Alta Iona. Gal.
weston county, j. r Grifnths: Coulter
VILE Matagorda county, Christian Zip.
phan; Cravens, Rcd River county. s. r.
Crockew; Foster, Fort Bend county, Wal.
ter Rosenbnsh. Benton Atascosa county.
J. i Riley; Nineveh, Leon county, oliver
Dorman.
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Texans in New York.

NNpVNIWI 10 T Uc f-NSIIT
New York, April 6.rhe following Texans
are registered In New York:
san Antoplo.--l. II. Kaufman, $ II, Kauf-
man.at tho Imperial: sam II. Weller, at
the Astor.
Lancaster.--W. Y. Perry, Miss l.. u. Per
~, az the Broadway Central.
Dalas.-M, 5. Levy, W. O. Connor, at
the Navarro.
rexas,--H, G. smythe, at the Colorado.
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a boatswaln: Arthur Smith. boatswain;
Osborne Dnignnn q boniswain.
Osborne Dcignan, who Is appointed boals
VAIN Is one o. the sailors VINO accompanied
Naval Constructor Hohson on the famous
Mcrrimac expedition Into Santueo hay
while the hnihor was being plOck0ded ny
the American feet II was the desire Of
tho president TO reward Dcignan Tor his
bravery on that occaslou by appointing him
n naval cndri nj Annapolis, hut 1t was
found that ne was not eligible.
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Grapeland Items.

Grapeland, Texas, April Abr, W. &.
Jennison OF Palestine aud Or, W. C, Lirs.
comb OF Crockett performed an operation
for empyaemia on the little sou OF Or. L.
Merlwether here ycsterdnd, which was very
successful. evacuating large quantity Of
pus
WIN l.otty's hotel is nearing completion
and will be an ornament to the town.
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Pensions for Texans.

V'IlFI7THI ~ 7 ut TUSIT
Washington, April @ Pensions granted
TeSons-originsl: Hills II. Richard,
Brookshire SO; John Common. FL Paso IS:
Thomas c. Lytlc. La Porte, IS; FaMngton
Tcddcr, oakalla, SIS; IIarlin Keeling,
Sprngtown, ST..
Increase: James Callahan Wichita Falls
SIG, Martin Ioran. Longyicw. IS.
Renewal: Robert X. Mitchell. Corne.
$40.
Mexican war survivors: Increase Leoni-
das VI Martin, Oak Clin. S12; William Il.
Wooten, Eureka, SIP
War With Spain: Original, Cine NJ.
Norman. Bonham SO; widows. Cnelestine
Won Schluembach, Waco. Sl2.
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DISORDERS ARE EXPECTED.
Stoppage OF Works in Russia May Have
Serious Effect.

st. Petersburg, April 6.The stoppage or
the works In the province Of Ekateernoslav
has caused 10,OtO workmen to become Idle.
The government, with view of preventing
disorders, political agitators being busy,
Is sending tho unemployed gratuitously %
came The closing of the factories In
Kharkor has produced much unrest there.
and trouble is likely to occur during the
Easter festivities. not only in the districts
or Ekateerlroslav and Kharkod but also
in the factory quarters OF st. Petersburg,
Tula. Moscow and prlansk, where work Is
almost at standstlll.
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Treaty withdrawn,

New York. April GA dispatch to tine
Tribune from Parts says: According 10 IN
formation that reached Paris from source
regarded as OF unquestionable anlhent,clp,
Russia has withdrawn the srauosed Van
churan treaty with China. his step -
attributed TO the personal instsation o
Emperor Nicholas and ls accepted as evil
dencp OF his o., erulnat'on 10 avoid NJ me
pr sent innctur air comet with Japan.
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Neao.iaticns Have Ceased.

st. Petersburg. april 6.-The apoplec'ie
seizures o. Yang Iu, Chinese minister q
Russia. after his recent interr Nih
Count Lamsdnrf the Russian fortlgn mn
ister will probably uecessltate his with
drawal from the post. Negotiations VIA
China at St. Petersburg have ceased since
his Illness
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Civilians Excluded.

Berlin, April 6.-Emperor William yea
terday made an address 10 several com.
panics of the First Guard regiment at
Pottsdam. Concerning la tenor, nothing Is
known, as all civilians were rlgidly ex-
cuded from the scene.
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prosIdent,s Apnolntmcnts.

Washington, Aprl 51'hc president to-
DAY made the following appointments:
Navy-,liush Il, Wallace Jr, TO be first
lieutenant In tho marine corps; John s.
Doddrldgn, IN he q lieutenant; Thomas
l4utz Stitt to hc an ensign; Conrad W. h.
Jungqust, to be gunner; Clayton T.
Hand carpenter; Frederick r. Hazard.
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In the far East at the disadvantage she was
placed under In the near East twenty
three years ago. .s q.
The Rossiya admits that Russia tried 70
arrange plans for. the withdrawn OF NJ
iy the whole Of Europe and she must CON
tlnue 10 the unpleasant position OF &C.
cupler Of MAnchnrln.'
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Victory for the Miners.

Springfield. H., April 6--The miners and
operators OF the Springfield sub.dlstrlct
reached an agreement this evening which
practically is a complete victory for the
miners ~ mines that have been iele for
Monday.
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TEXAS MATTERS.
Especial 10 Tho Postl

Washington, April 6.Thc postofflcc ut
Fairbanks. Gorce. Nashlund. Stoncham and
Wilson, Texas, have been made domestic
money order Offices,
Texas postofhees established; Raleigh,
Navarro county, Isaac w. Wilkinson. post
master. IIaynda. Franklin county, David
Warner, poStmaator: Pcdcn. 'rnrrant coun-
~, William 4. Lawrence, postmaster.
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PRESIDENTS APPOINTMENTS.
The Promotion OF Soldiers 10 a Hioher
Rank.

Inc promotion OF Soldiers 10 a Higher
Rank.
Washington, April q. The president has
made the following army appointments;
Frank p. Nyr, assistant commlssnry gen.
eral, with rank OF lieutenant colonel; Roh.
ert l.. Billiard, commlssary. with tho rank
OF major; Michael s. Murray. commissary,
with rank OF captain.
To he uuHrtermastcrs. with rank Of cap.
tln-WllIl0m c. Cqquhoun, Jeremiah e.
Dare, Francis NJ. Schricndrr Abraham $.
Gickham, Nathan +, Batcheldcr, Amos w.
himhali, Jonathan n. Patton. Daniel w.
Arnold.
TO he colonel Of cavalry James ~ Bell.
10 be lleutcunut Of cavalry Charles Nor.
ton
To be majors Of cavalry Hugh r. Berke.
ley, Thomas G. Carson, Edward r. Gas.
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receipt Is free for the asking ana he
wants every man 10 have It.
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An Iniunotion Seoured

sherman. Texas, April 1.-THE Interurban
railroad asked and secured temporary
Injunction today against the Frisco. re-
suaning that road FROM building 2 switch
across the lnterurhan track on Bracket
street The case will come up for trial
Monday.
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Lieutenant General Left Russia.

London, April GA dispatch from ST.
Petersburg says that Lieutenant General
yicscmski, a minister Of the council of the
empire who was recently severely repri-
handed by the ear for his protests against
the conduct OF the police during the recent
student demonstrations has left Russia to
avoid the conseQuences.
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( How any man may quickly cure him
self after many years of suffering from
sexual weakness. lost vitality. night
losses yardeocele etc. and enlarge small,
weak organs 20 full size and vfgor. simply
send your name and address TO DR.. L. W.
Knapp, 7s7 Hull building. Detroit. Mich.
and he will gladly send free receipt with
iull directions so that any man may
easily cure himself at home. This Is
certainly q most generous Offer and the
following extracts taken from his daily
maj show what men think OF his gen
crosby:
Dear Sir: Please accept my sincere
tnanks for yours OF recent date have
gwen your treatment a thorough test and
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Two New Banks Al sb,rn,a,.

sherman. Texas, April 1.-Two new Ma.
uonal hanks were organized here today,
each with a capital stock Of S1OO.Ono Tba
movements are headed respectively nv i
y. Withers aud =. r. Edwards aud asso.
ciates
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FiIino of German Claims.

Berlin, April G--The Electromagnetic pup
fishes an account that all German claims
for damages sustained In China must I've
filed May ! at the German foreign office,
or with DR.. Mumm Schwarzenstein. Ger
man minister TO China.
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NEW YORK. The Times au;
headquarters of the United States ~ VI
puratlon are to be situated IN w
The understanding is that Mr.. scas ',a
not retain the presidency for az ~
time.
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Activity in Naval and Military Circles.

Yokohama. April 6.--The japanese gov
eminent is maintaining great secrecy re,
its policy, but II r said on goor
authority that the cabinet at a meeting
held Friday resolved to communicate with
Russia In firm terms respecting Manchnria.
There Is great activity In naval and mlll-
tary circles
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Given Ninetx-nine Years.

III Reno, o. r.. April 6.--rayior Kirk, VIII.
killed his sister near Cordcila. washt,a
county, was today sentenced 10 ninety MIN,
years IN the penitentiary.
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pEPoPULATIoN OF INDIA.
Millions Have eedshed Through

Millions Have Penshed Through
Famine and Cholera.
London. April O. The depopulation
of India through famine and cholera
is assuming alarming proportions.
The latest adylces from Slmla say
the census returns Of the central
provinces show a decrease OF over
100000 since 1891. when under
normal conditions an increase OF l..
10000 might have been expected. II
Is estimated that 100000 have died
In India since 1896 from causes ali
rectly due to the famine.
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Kruger Coma to t4ilversum.

Utrecht, Holland April 6-Mr. Kruger
has started for Hilversum. where ne Will
stay for some time. The burgomastcr Of
Utrecht and big crowd hade him fare
well at the railroad station.
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DIR. s. O. ARCHAWBAULT co
80 PembertOn Square, Boston lass

fresh supply ceases there will he n change
noted in the condition of aGruirs In South
Africa"
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POSITION OF RUSSIA.
She Is Said to Be Forced to Remain In
Manchuria.

st. Petersburg. April 6.-The newspapers
here aver that the foreign powers ana not
Russia are responsible for tho continued
occupation Of Manchuria. The NiedomoSti
says il Is quite Impossible for Russia 10
withdraw without some guaranty that or
dor win be preserved on her frontiers,
adding; Russia does not Intend TO be left
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Lord Salisbury Going to Paris.
Calais April 6.--Lord Salisbury arrived
here today and left Immediately for Paris.
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helps
Is sit Si be depamen'0
ne Won MOh Company 1913. Cincinnati q l.rs.., u.
Evening journal., 1901-02-11
MORE SHADOWS
ON WHITE HOUSE
Represented Profile Of the
President aud Likeness
Of Victoria

Washington. Feb. 8.-Several times
in the last three years there have
been various singular shadows that
have appeared from time to time on
the north CIR main porch of the White
House One of these shadows repre-
senIbed the profile and bent form of an
old woman, with one hand resting on
an indlstinct object that resembled a
spinning wheel. This shadow cast by
the suns rays shining through the
railing, which is part of the colonial
structure at the top of the mansion
appeared daily at a certain hour for
two or three weeks and as il was
about that time that President Nc
Kinley's mother died. the phenomenon
made a deep impression on many su-
perstitious persons.
Last Fail another shadow appeared.
and II required no effort of the imagi-
nation to recognize il as a human fore
arm and hand, with bent fOrefingel
upheld in the attitude OF warning or
reproach. Superstitious folks who saw
it every day for a fortnight or 50
again had a chill, while others remark
ed facetiously that the incident ought
to be a comfort to the anti-imperialists
who have so long been predicting ca
lamity. If the public has regarded
these publications as being of myth
ical order or mere shadow" stories.
the afiidayits of all the messengers
and guards at the White House can be
brought forward to substantiabe them
The latest manifestation of freakish-
ness on the White House poutico ap-
peared yesterday. The sun was shin
ing brightly, and at 1850 o'clock s.
shadow Of nOndescript form appearc5
on the great pillar at the extremc
northwest corner of the portico. l.
soon took en- delinlte shape. and at /
o'clock represented the face and shOu,
ders OF President Mckinley in profile
The silhouette was so striking in its
accuracy that many persons who saw
IL remarked that a more correct pro-
file drawing of Mr.. Mckinley could not
be made by any artist. The likeness
was not a correct one for more than
two minutes. 1t gradually changed
with the altering position OF the sun
and at l.10 o'clock had assumed re-
markably perfect likeness to the fac
Of the late Queen Victoria, even to an
object on the head resembling g
crown This likeness lasted for two on
three m nutes and then gradually dis
appeared on the northeast pillar. al
the opposite side Of the portico forty
feet away
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Lady de Grey I'm Trade

Lady de Grey, who recently was de-
clared Ineligible any longer TO the soci.
ETY. Of Queen Victorla's court, has been
put outside the pale because she has
gone into trade, and so II appears that
ladies who go into trade, whatever
their family and rank may be. are not
regarded as tit for the society that
gathers about sovereign. She will
probably find plenty OF society In the
obscurlty into which she has been cast
by this decree So many men and wo-
men OF title have recently gone into
business In England that society
among that set ought to be very tolera-
Bile.
Lady de Grey is one Of the most con.
spicuous women In Londons smartest
set. She has practically been In con-
troll of the opera season at Covent Gar
den for the past six years and has been
known TO travel all the way from
London TO Moscow 70 hear a singer
whose engagement was contemplated
She is the Intimate friend Of Jean de
Reszke and Is largely responsible for
the success Of the opera season at Co
vent Garden, since without her efforts
It is scarcely probable that the sub
scrlbers could ever be gathered Her
social influence helps TO keep up the
standard of the boxholders and she
devotes as much time TO the manage
ment Of the season Of opera as II she
were going TO make large profit out
OF II herself.
But the only reward she has ever
been known to enjoy Is the friendship
OF the opera singers. IL was In her
drawing room that Jean de Reszke first
sang the music Of "Siegfried." and at
her over Sunday house parties near
London both Jean and Edouard sang
"coon" songs 60 Nine. Jean de Reszkes
accompaniment on the piano. This has
been all her reward for oxertions on
behalf Of the opera. Her real business
enterprise is q tearoom which she Is tC
conduct In partnership with n well
known hotel proprietor. Her debts arc
said to be very large, and her hus
bands family has. according to on,
story, refused 10 pay them again
Hence the tearoom and its accompany
ing Isolation from the society of IN,
English court.-New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1901-02-11
PersOnally-COnductcd Tours
Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces the following Personally
Conducted Tours for the season Of
1900-19O1:--
Californa.-A thirty-hve-day tour
win leave New York, Philadelphia and
Harrisburg, February IA. The party
will travel over the entire route by the
Golden Gate Special" the finest train
that crosses the continent.
Florida.-Three tours 10 Jackson
vile will leave New York and Phila-
delphia February and 10, and March
.. The first two admit OF a stay OF
two weeks in the "Flowery State" +"
Tickets for the third tour Will be good
to return by regular trains until May
81, 1901.
Ola Point Comfort. Richmond, and
Washington.-Five tours will leave
New York and Philadelphia February
Old Point Comfort.-Six tours will
leave New York and Philadelphia De-
cember "a. February 3, March and
p, April G and q.
Washington.-Six tours will leave
New York and Philadelphia Decem-
Der 27, January "a, February 21, March
q, April and 25. and May 8.
For detailed information apply to
Tourist Agent, 1896 Broadway, New
York; $50 Fulton street, 4 Court street
Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad street. Newark
n. j.; or George w. Boyd, assistant
general passenger agent, Philadelphia