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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27
NO HYDKopHoB,A IN ExGhAxD

NO HYDROPHOBTA IN ENGLAND as hydrophobia anywhere, and some are sure that there is none in England any how. There was hot discussion in England some years ago over the eff cacy or non-efficacy of muzzling as a protection against hydrophobia, and the indignation caused among dog-owners by the stringent rules issued by the Board of Agriculture was mingled with not a little contemptuous incredulity. Perhaps the question is not settled yet. but at any rate the authorities have the best of the position, for they are now able to announce that hydrophobia has been entirely stamped out of the Unit ed Kingdom, and that the special mug zling ordinances have therefore been re- pealed. They do not intend, however, that there shall be any importation of it from abroad, and so the precautions against dogs coming from foreign places will still be enforced as rigor ously as ever up to March 15. After that date new regulation will come into force. All dogs will then be sub ject to a six months quarantine at the expense and on the responsibility of their owners. They will have to be un- der the direct care, or at least under the supervision, of a veterinary sur geon. If they die during that interval their death must be reported. Places of detention are to be provided, and care is to be taken that they travel in ia suitab ble hamper, crate, box or other receptacle." The owner who neglects to comply with these rules will be held to have committed an offence. Dogs which are left on the hands of the au- thorities will be disposed of. Exception will be made for dogs on transit. They will be allowed to pass if their stay is not prolonged beyond twenty-four hours, and performing dogs will also have privilege.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27
ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants. Rents. and other small adyertisements, One Cent Word each h. { eertion. Five Cents Word for full week (seven times).
 Display advertisements. per inch, one h. eextIon. $1.2O; each subsequent Insertion, 4u cents: one week. $3.20; one month. $10; one y1AT. 34O. |, Nj Obituary Notices. in prose or verse. 10 9c9nts per line. Notices of Births. Marri- ases. Deaths, and Funerals. 50 cents each Lpcsi Notices. 15 cents per line. W Yearly advertisers are limited to their 0Wn Immediate business (al. matter to oe gUnOhjectiOnable), and their contracts dc no' lrtlnH> Vents. To let For Sale: etc:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

made larger quarters necessary MT. Loo Kun Shu hs been the manager for the past eight years. He speaks Eng fish without trace of accent and is a man of great intelligence. He Is very proud of his new quarters and never tires of showing visitors about the place.-San Francisco Chronicle
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

"A Chicago minister who has been forced out of his pulpit says that the cause of it was first building meeting A0Alse, second building a parish house, and finally marrying woman who was ' member of the congregation, and the Gfeatest of these was marrying the member
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY 1b CENTS A WEEK, 50 CENTS MoNTH eS TOR sIx MONTHS, &6 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY NAH.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

Edwin B. Drew, Commissioner of
 Ciistons at Tien-Tsin, China, now on %uXssxe of absence in this country,
 1Hinks 1t mistake for the missionaries < IS Ro back to North China, where the Is4D30ple are hostile to them. "I believe" z 2Ae Says, that they have too much lib- StGfty. for no other foreigners are allow
 ffo five anywhere except at the
 treaty ports. The missionaries go ev-
 anywhere to establish schools, churches and hospitals, and. since the Chinese sxac not like this, the situation is full of danger. The missionaries should not Hbe allowed to purchase land when op-
 nosed by the Chinese. They do good, but some of them are more zealous than discreet. believe that the gov garments, in a friendly way, should curtail their liberties"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

The farmers of Manitoba are feeling pretty we'll thank you Manitoba prov liace has only 25OO)0 people all told, and { vet it Harvested this year S5,0OO,0 900 bushels of grain, an average of $40 busiiels for every man, woman and schild in the province. Of this 5o,5Oo,oOo bushels Is wheat. And grain, while the largest crop. is only one. there being many others.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

1AA WAEALl JOURNAL.
 Ipsusd Thursdays. One Dollar . Year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

x Tt ie related that loquacious Wash
 lngtoh woman piled young Archie { sHcoHevelt with questions about himself
 aYId his associates, finally asking him if 2 ne did not find that many of the boys shit the public schools were rough and common. Archie's reply left no doubt III to his views on the subject of boys. { ss11dy papa says" he spoke up emphati- cally. .'tfat there are tall boys and short boys and good boys and bad boys, \ aifi those are the only kinds of boys
 there are" If this story isn't true it aougfit to be.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

yiagara isn't yet doing all the work K cSf1 The Niagara Falls Power com lETiSlIny has decided to more than double &fhe present developed power, thus
 irhWing from the falls 105,000 horse
 Lower. In the second great wheel pit HOW being built eleven turbines of
 Hive thousand horsepower each are to be installed in place of six, as had been Uyiginally intended. Coincident with fnis Announcement the Rochester Dem- 6Sfat and Chronicle notes the projected fSrectfon of magnificent new factories { Gf tViagara Falls and the purchase of extensive manufacturing sites on the b0mihion side by the Canadian J Sxjiagara Power company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

In Edinburgh, where the Sabbatarian element is strong, the ministers and elders are charged with being the chief offenders in the matter of using cabs on Sunday. The cabmens missionary himself is the authority for the state nient. Ministers of churches, he says, have standing orders for Sunday cabs. and some of them drive three or four Mines every Lords Day. Hundreds of hurchgoers never use cab except on Anday; on Sacrament Sunday nearly ,ry cab in town was in motion. The kence of this traffic on the Edin-
 cabmen according to the mis- N. is bad: Sabbath work steels
 arts against religion their phy
 aral, intellectual and spiritual
 incalculably injured, and
 break down into habits of
 yecklessness and intemper-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

A romantic interest attached to one $kf fife contributions to a recent exhibi- < tloa ot South Africa stamps in London This was an envelope bearing two Cape Of Good Hope and six Bechuanaland protectorate stamps, all surcharged ssn&afeking besieged,' which was posted 4 &in April of last year by sergeant in Msfeking to his sweetheart in Belfast X :xffer the little town had been relieved afiS7 the warrior had returned home the recipient of his letter sold the envelope z fo U stamp collector and with the money {i,us realized bought the dress which elfe wore when the reunited lovers were
 rfied.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-27

French Cambric Stationery,
 Sale Price i6cts a Box High-grade Stationery, rule d and plain, Sale Price Sets Box
The evening world., 1901-02-21

Is 'iiidng. He visits only the rich AMI
cares for no other plumber but diamonds
and casa.
For police reasons HIS numerous ex.
i'loit> have not been mad" public. From
the home %! r.. y. Morgan Waterman.
broker ana relative ~ J. +. Morgan.
h" took on Monday N.6S worth OF
diamond rinEs. II. hal previously
taken seven diamond rings and Sl0
~ cash from the home OF Frank L.
Ct. John. adjoining the Wa;srmans. at
M. ~ West End avenue.
THE man has been often seen said
Mrs. Waterman. who spoke Of her loss 70
ne!ghbors, and learned tina, they. too.
had suffered. II. is described rs short.
w.ry and smooth.tacci. He wears a
skull cap and black sweater. When
ne swings his rope ladder from the roof
Ola house he Is taken FOR a man point
Ing the brick work. lie was caught In
the apartment OF "A friend OF mine In
Central Park West, near Sixty-ninth
street, last week. but Jumped from a
second.story window and escaped. lie
Ice, his rope ladder behind him
The evening world., 1901-02-21
new I'LL ADDS
10 ODD DISEASE.
Scarlet Fever Attacks
Boy Whose Blood
D Oozes Out.

ooariet fever. a new complication. 20.
d11 attacked little Louis Mecari. of No.
1o East Twenty second street. Bellevue
HHspital's most Interesting patient.
Yesterday the lad war exhibited before
Q large clinic as IA victim of fcmophiiin.
rare disease due to non-coa Suiution OF
the blood. 50 thin has his vital mud
become that 1t oozcs in tiny drops
through his pores.
The attack starte, last Friday when
The lad ran in from the stree. suffering
from ordinary nose b!cei. HIS mother
smed putting key down h!- back. p!ac-
ING paper under his upper lip Targting
with ra!t water. aui the n"Ehh"rs
dropped IN and suggested other hvrc-
hold remedies. but 20 no avail.
Tho lad WAS ccmoycd 10 Bellevue.
where the bleeding through the pores
began and the cas-. was 1T ono. correctly
diagnosed.
Hemophllia = as fatal ~ 4, IS rare
1hc only remedy tx to induce artificial
c0agulauon. and to accomplish this
strong sal!ne injections were forced into
the lads arms and legs
When the scarlet fever developed the
boy WAS removed 10 the Willard Parker
Hospital at the foot OF Six;ecntn street
and East River. The treatment for both
diseases will 90 on simultaneously
The evening world., 1901-02-21
NOTED BEAUTY TO BE
SAVED BY FIANCE'S SKIN
Mother at First Objected
that Brown cuticIe of
the Man Would Not
Mattel, Girls Blond
Tint.

In me course OF a year new skin will
,row under the dark skin and the graft
4 r,eccs viii drop of. leaving no marks
n = .ars w-aerc the skin was burned OF. .
His Tortwrr H~xnn.
Tat decided H.
tt" skin ftinG process which be-
gar to-day coneists OF taking small
pie NJ skin about III. siz. and shape
II . ten.cent piece from Berrv's arm
,r nigh and placing 1, upon part OF
Mi.> Fishers body where II Is held by
oamdaSes until II adheres
TIL. doctors simply take up n pinch
II I.erry's healthy brown skin and snap
il IN with pair of surgical shears.
rh- operation makes the young man
cry out with pain. but he stands II man
fully.
These little pieces Of skin do not cover
the burned parts entirely. but are placed
In tho scared epiderm!s like little ISL
ands. and from these pieces the girls
skin begins to grow anew.
Romance II the Case.
Miss Fisher has been near unto death
seven times since she fell swoOninK IN
tn. fiames. Each time her teeth were
ali. has been brought hack to lie BY
means ~ oxygen Administered through
the nostrils.
Now, for five hours each day she Ia
conscious and free from the influence
Of op!ates. under which the physicians
have kept her for days
There I, now scarcely douS; OF her
ultimate recovery. rs danger from septic
poisoning ~ passed.
u; IL generally understood that before
the dark spots which will dot Miss Fisn-
crs' body for months To come. show
Ing where Mr. Rerry's flesh has been
grated to hers. fade out or drop on she
will change her name and become the
bride Of the young man who IL ins;ru-
mental II, saving her life.
The evening world., 1901-02-21

/, which che ea!d she carried her stolen
j. ncls to Henry Howard. a clerk living
at No. 81 First street. who advanced her
so for them. lie was arrested and "a
Magistrate. Crane denied any knowlcdE,
OF the jewels or IN. girl. Nevertheless
h- vas held for General se,s;ons In tai
Of Sl.Dp, TIL. giri said IIoHar'i's wife
was present At tho transaction.
Lottie Frie.s was arrested FOR opening
Mrs Fredcrich.'s safe and extracting the
raluablcs while her mistress was down
town. In her trunk was found loaded
revolver. razor and bortlc OF chi"ru-
FORM. She had beer, taken from an In
tsI'gcncc Office and her refervr,ceA *erc
not examined
a man named Keller. With whom the
Girl Vas intimately acquainted. q under
arrest. believed to be al accampiica o
tho Gtrf. the detecuaver BELIEVING thu K1r
| must have hal hclp IN OIs,ntnG Tho safe
tho Job having ben done In nftesn MIN.
NtcS.
The evening world., 1901-02-21

L0ttie Fnese. the pretty little maid
Who robbed her mis,r,r~. Mrs wini-
1fed Frederichs. OF $1,000 worth of jew
els. lays AL her trouble TO bad company
md love OF nnery. She pleaded guilty
0eEoes Magistrate Crane In tho Harlem
coort this morning and gave ~ rca-
COO for 1t that. nrst. sho was guilty.
and. accond. she wanted to break away
from her evil associates. She was held
for thai In bonds OF 5000.
NJ name T'rtess IL supposed TO be
that Of man with whom rhc has been
living. She refused 10 reveal her true
name. but told an Evening World re-
porter her homo was nj Valley Stream.
LII. where her parents had large
farm and were well-n-do. Tired OF the
funndrum and print dresses OF country
lite. she came to New York.
Eefore appearing In count this morning
tina Girl made an aff,davit in the presence
of Detectives Hamilton and Kneirtn l.,
The evening world., 1901-02-21
$4,000 IN SILK
. ON A H0USET0P.
Burglars Discovered Be-
fore They Could Carry
II Away.

Policemen on Monday night heard
some ono moving in tho place o! David
HAMS. Wholesale dealer In silks, at Sos
IS and 20 Grand street. and. entering.
discovered two men carrying dark ian.
terms.
Tho burglars ned TO tho roof and a..
capped. On the roof the policemen found
$1,000 worth % silks that had been re-
moved there from the store.
Detectives Jackson and Bradley. OF
the Macdougai street station. were de.
tailed On the case AMI yesterday ar
rested William Carroll. Of No. Ill Ed
ridge street. and Frank Carr. OF No
l,2 Bowery. on ruHpicion OF being the
burglars. They were ncld in Jefferson
Market Court to-day In S2,sGD for fur
th"r examination
The evening world., 1901-02-21

Frank NJ. lIolahan. the son for whom
President llo!ainn. OF The Rnard OF
Public improvements. claimed to be
looking when caught in the raid on
the gambling house In Ley street. has
been living for ..crctu weeks In Great
Neck. l.. |. r. H. Smith. resident OF
Great Neck. .nys that young Holahnn
i married u MS daughter, Edith.
Mr. Smith also said that The elder
il"lahnn knew we'll where his son WIS
and whore the young man could lie
found ~ anv time.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
Stra nge Depredator
Studies Habits of Rich,
Swings Ladder from
Airy Heights and Takes
Only Jewels and Cash.

Residents OF Central Park West arc
tcrroryed by the deprs~tations OF thr
climbing burglar" Tho man has the
agility OF n s,seple- jock. His ingenuity
and achievements throw tho "full-lrcss
hnrglsr." whom Capt Titus II seeking.
mt" the shade.
Th. "climthnx burglar works with a
rope indl-r. lie lcek. h.s victims. stud
les ,i.i- habits. axes On Their meal
times Then - OaAn1ns access TO n
n.<shborins rosl - 0ossss to the ir-
%re,i prtn, " uAs4A0A lets down his
lad!cr OF rope and MAKES his way into a
dressing room n-irfsf'W WAll- the family
The evening world., 1901-02-21
Bessie Fisher Seven
Times at Point Of
Death After Rescue
from Elames-Z. d.
Berry Braves fortunes
to Restore Her.

To say. the lie and beauty OF hi
a,nc.c, Miss Bessie E'iNa.r 2 +. bcrr
., NJ aIs Green" avenue. iirooklyn,
sacrifice scout 'Hn spuir. feet ~ skin
Ths cutie. N'i I've taken from NJ
n.Ins aud thighs ana grated upon III.
part. OF -" young wamnns bod
trls1tnili, burned IN she P.rrepont ir.
On Feb l.
Miss Fisher. who l. Jus, twenty year
Did. Is the daughter o: George ". Fisher
a wealthy merchant. ~ No. ), iiaisc,
street BROOKLYN,
Before she was burned she Nns con
sid"-cd on. OF the beauties Of the hor
ouvl, She |. a perfcc, type OF the
So,den-halred. full-aRurc,i blonde. with
a pink ind white complexion and thc
blucst %. eyes.
She was visiting her married sister at
the Pierrrpont apartment when the fl-''
occurred. Flames scorched her hair
ami eyebrow. and scared the skin upon
her forehead. cheeks and cain so that
patches fell OF.
Life was Despaired or.
Her arms and shoulders. too. were
burned while the whole Of her body.
save where corret protected her. was
left almost raw.
In this cOndkton With h,tr hope OF
awning her life. she was removed In oilei
blankets 20 the Hotel Imperial. whet.,
suit ~ rooms VIM engaged and a hos
pl'al In provtsed with trained nurses.
DIR. wIg8tn and DR.. wartrrs then be-
Usn what has been a tirelc,s EFFORT To
preserve tho beautiful xirts ne.
They decided skin grating would
alone save her. Never bcforc In meii-
The evening world., 1901-02-21
GAY NIGHT ENDED IN CELL.
Annie Campbell Refused TO IN,
CnbmRu OVEN.

airs. Annie Campbell. fashionNply
dressed and come!y, who says she lives
d. No. at2 Yves, Twen,y.secpnh street.
Was prisoner in tho Yorkvillc Police
Court to-day churSci w'S.i refusing "a
pav cab fare ny Joseph D'Scill
4 tn. chpnan said ne gut the woman IN
the renieElnin asl nigh, ana dr"y, her
abaut various resorts. she became very
much Intoxicated Al $50 o'clock tli-
morning Al Seventeenth Rtrert ami Third
avenue IN. refused to pay for ner cal
hile AMI nc drove her to the Eas,
Tkehiy-sccpnd stree station wacrc snc
49, locked w.
Is Before being nrraigncd Site paid O'NeiIi
ioi6d there being no complaint aSains;
ek ne was discharged.
The evening world., 1901-02-21

ON :he o:hcr hand Mrs. Maurice f.
tiolnhan. nnth"r Of Frank. living n;
NJ. l3I East Fifty-'i.Lh street. says her
SONS VII. lives with he. Her daugh-
ter-in-!a" was Miss Winitrcd McCaul,.
the daughter ., Col Jonn a. McCaull.
the lat. operate manager.
Mrs. iiolnhan says there has been no
divorce from tn" 'irst wife. and II her
aon married Miss Smith she knows
nothing Of tt.
Miss Smith was u typewriter In Frank
nnlahnn'a niiicH
The evening world., 1901-02-21
ROOSEVELT NEARING HOME
SiN-Hour Stop-O,er IN Chicmu" al
Trip from, Colorado.

CHICAGO. Fob. :i,-vicr-Pr-riden;-
elect Roosevelt. healthy and happy. ar
rived her. At 7,ii \. II. to-day IN =
SPECIAL car Attached To the limited al
chicago and Northwestern Railroad. lie
hurried 10 the Auditorium Annex, where
he took breakfast.
Tn" "trip from Colorado Springs. Col.
tor.yc:' said. had b'~n without !nd.
dent. Will. he MAS ~ the hotel his
private car was switched to the LAX.
Shore depot, 10 irtRttach"d 10 h. fast
mail leaving At y "
The evening world., 1901-02-21
SLIGHT BLOCK ON Il" ROAD

Car Brraks Down on the Enst New
York Division IN brooklyn.
The East New York division Of the
Brooklyn IL" system was blocked for
\ hRlf-hour to-day.
A car on the Uptown track broke down
nesar the Vanderbilt avenue station
abou, $50 a. ~ and many passengers
had TO get out and walk.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
TO FEAST GOO MEwsBoYs.
Gugx enheim~rs Turkey Dinner for
waahlnEson's Davtl,day.

"u"""Bs""s 1"Wy'
President GuEgenhslnser aili givc his
long .ex pectcd turkey dinner 70 new.boys
o-morrow nigh, n, the Sewsboys' l>odg-
ing House. No. , Duane street, Abou,
six hundred will psrtakc OF the feast
4 programme has been arranged to
include bag punching and songs and
recital lions.
Mr.. Guxgcnhcimer will make u brief
speech. which will summarize the help
ing hints given In an address he gave at
che lodsins-houss early In January.
The evening world., 1901-02-21

offered to SuNer.
was Miss Fishers fance. Il. %. Berry.
WIN" i iwcnty-onc ycars old. an ath-
lttic. hro.n-skinnci dark.eyed fellow.
He would no, near OF any person SUI
fcring the fortunes Of the removal OF
skin for hi. future bride except him.
scif
Tho r'hy .tcians warned him OF the pain
and suffering Incident to the operation.
II. insisted.
Then Mrs. Fisher. the girls mother.
Dbj"cted.
1T would destroy my daughters
beauty to have patches "f Berry's dirk
skin her. and there upon her delicate
white h.sr. On. told Or. Wigsin.
ION. no answered the PHYSICIAN
The evening world., 1901-02-21

esen Years for President.
Z l1DACAH. Feb. :l.--vrn,zuca.s new
gItlition provides for "a seycn-ycar
The evening world., 1901-02-21
Housing Lonti q NJ. roor,

LONDON. Feb. :l.-For better hous-
ing OF Loudon's poor. S7.soo.ooo Will BE-
The evening world., 1901-02-21
CITY CLEANING WAGON ATTIRE
Flames Cnn.-,i by ~ Ioil-r ExpIo.
sion In Harlem.

IN explosion Ia Il steam boiler In Fast
On" Hundred and Seventeenth street.
between fff'h and Madison avenues.
;o-d"y. SGT hn' to It STRENGTHENING De-
pmturnt wagon loaded with refuse and
lSip.r
James Ryan. the driver Of the wagon.
released III. horse a;i pa, INK tn. lire.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
- 'sl.xtho. Ar,lncInll,.

~ Z leh. j: q .--.J.ohg Tom" a
- n ~ ~ - FED artificially.
~. 1lslA ID.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22
ATTEND THE MEETINGS.

The Board of Trade was to have held
a meeting 10 its rooms yesterday, and a
pumbsr of important matters we're tc
have been considered.
But the meeting failed 10 MATERIAL
ise. And a lack OF quorum was the
cause OF 1t.
The TIMEs-CALL regrets that ths
letharsy, which for years, has oharso
terized the b ard, but which more
rcceL tly has been superseded by o
certoin degree of activity, has mani
tested itself again.
The board is Supposed to meet every
Friday, but 70. several weeks, the
attendance has gradually decreased
until yesterday, when not sufficient
interest was taken by the me nbers OF
the board to insure the presence OF q
quorum.
Boards of Trades and Chambers of
Commerce are potent factors IN the
UDbuilding of Citifa and IL IA a 1anlOras
BILE fac! that BrunswIok's organization
should lose interest 10 the great work
1t has to do. IL 10 to be hoped that the
meeting next Friday will be largely
attended by members generally.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22

people who didn't deserve to be helped.
He was aggressive often when aggress-
Iveness served to defeat the ends
desired. He wasn't what the world
Ills Smooth CIT H." He advocated
municipal reform and fought with .
bludgeon. Even his enemies will say
II Azen Pingree wss a man.
And so the world ia the better for his
hAvi g been in 1t. In his strong active,
'ull-bloodec, p 4lsinR life, be was .
friend to BIS loysd aad a foa TO BIZ
feared.
Let's RENE nbsr on y when he hit tn,
ull's eye aud pierced the target.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22
w, n. KKIE.
She if Glynn county G A

Geo W Lewis & Sons, ct al. VS.. The Palmer
Shoe Company. Petition for injunction
Receiver, etc. In Glynn Superior court
To the Creditors OF The Palmer Shoe Compa
ny, defendant in said ca e.
BY virtue of an order of aaid Superior court
grant on the q day Of June, 1901, you are
h reby notified that said court has directed
that all creditors If said defendant company
shall intervene in said ca G and prove their
claims Within thirty 1907 days from the date OF
said order. In order to participate in distri-
button of the funds in the hands of the Receiver
In said case, which will be had at the expira-
tion of said time.
GU will take notice and file your iaterven-
tIons in accordance with the order of said
court, or you will be debarr, from participa
ting in said dis ,ibutjnn.
EUSTACE c. BUTTS Receiver