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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29

El marques Edn ado de Praga
vuelto su palacio Sc cerr6 en- su
habitaci6n, como sofia hacer de al
gun tiempo q esta parte, sin fjar-
Sc que su criado lie expiaba por ell
mistsrioso escon1rijo.
Beppe habfa preguntado humil
demente al marques 81 lie necesita
ba para algo; pero Edmundo SO vol
vi6 al criado airadamente.
-Vete- le dijo veta- ST vie
mes & estorbarme te despido.
Beppe sali6 en- silencio.
Edmundo cerr6 la puerta detras
de el, despues arroj6 los guantes y
ell mbrero, Sc dejo caer en- una
peltrcna y estrechandose las sienes
entire las manos.
--Es ell demonio que para tent1r-
me hace me envfe aquella divi
ma nina. Dios- - DiOS. lque bella
esi sO.vidadap Mo- no puedo,
no quiero,
Estuyo algunos minutes medi-
tando, meditando con febril rapi-
deZ.
Su amor por Lydia era va una
cosa leiana, desconocida. Pero de-
BIS de recono,er que Ia condesa ha-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29

bfa obrado con el no solo lealm ,nte,
sino generosamente.
Use avergonzaba tanto mas de
aquella generosidad, en- cuanto que
ls habfa correspondent con la indi-
ferencia, no la habfa dado sef1al de
vida desde ell dfa en- que Lydia ha-
bfs desatado aqu,l ligamen que re-
sultsba para ambos insoportable.
Y apesar de este la condesa no le
guardaba rencor: la sonrisa que le
habfa devuelto al encontrarle, le
habfa hecho bien. En- Ell Amino agi-
tado de Edmundo Sc confundian
desconocidos sentimientos. q los
que 81 no habfa sabldo dar nombre.
LIE parecfa que su desaliento po-
dfa serle de alivio una palabra dull
ce piadosa de Lydia. Q1e ell CO.
raz0n geueroso de la condesa lie ha-
brfa com padecido y acaso consolado,
81 conociese la lucha interna de su
alma, aquel amor insensato por
Editta.
Editta! Al pronunciar su nom
bre todo su cuerpo temblaba, Sc
extremecfa, un espasmo celoso le
apretaba ell coraz6n.
| para que servfa va mentirse & sl
| mismoS IA que luchar todayisf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
Ell cR1MEN DE LA coNDEsA

| 4 la pobre huerfana; fuf la direc.
ci6n que me habia de1ado, pero no
encontre las personals que me ha-
bfa indicado, y dnicamente des pues
de algunos dfas de indigaciones su-
oe que la pebre mujer que cuida ba
& Editta habfa muerto, y que el
marido habfa abandonado Floren-
cia la nina la tenfa 1ecogida Ia
condesa de Castelnuovo.
-lAh! la condesa Lydia es yer :
daderamente un Angel, tiene un
noble coraz6n, exclam6 Edmund o
de pronto.
Una sonrIsa ir6nica, siniestra, Sc
present6 en- los labios de B. ppe.
E. marques no 10 o5seryo.
-aDe modo que td no onttts
todavia q Editta?
NO. y vcs 6la habeis visto yaS
ST.
-dEs bellap
La juzgarss por tus o1os. Ahf
tienes la carta para la condesa. A
tn vuelta me diras tus i'm pr stones.
-4Y ST no Ia viesep
-Puedes preguutar por ella. SNo
tlenes la medalla que b entrego su
padre?
LAY de mil sefl)r msrques, la
be perdido.
,Inconslderadol
y luego. la muchacha, segdn
me han dicho, crefa, quizAs cree
todavfa, que sus progenitores son
los Que la criada han cuidado. 6Co-
mo desvanecerle esta ilusicn?
El marques convino en- que Bep-
pc tenia raz6n.
Pocos minutes despCes, ell astuto
criad ), acomodado en- I'm coche de
plaza. SO hacfa conducir al palacio
de la condesa.
-;Ahl lsh! -pensaba por ei ca
mlno : he hecho bien en- ct ntaf
aouella historic; he encontrado una
nina de orc. El marques cree que
yo no habfa adivinado sus amores'
La verdad es que con el AM %
puede conduclr la hum auidao,
hasta ell punto que Sc quiera. = ..
ell amor condu1era al marques ai
altar, con la hIja do IN captain oe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29

CAP. No me has hablado nunca
de 81.
Era una amistad, d la cual, no
daba ninguna importancia. Aun
que ell padre de Editta tenfa el aire
de un caballero, iba tan NAL vestl-
do, que vos, no pudfsteis observar
10 nj ocuparos do el.
---Adelante.
--A4uella noche que parecia que
nos hundfamos, aquel hombre que
20 crefa fuerte para todas las des
venturas. Sc echo 4 llorsr como un
nifIo. LIE prsgunt6 81 tenfa miedo
4 la muerte; entonces me sacudio
la cabeza nae respondi6 que no te
MIA 10 as tenor que ell no volver
YER & su hijs que habfa dejado nj
fia en- Fiorencia, confandola no
nestss personals que habitabsn en-
el Mercado viejo.
c5Pero por que la habfa aban
donado.
-PorQue despues de muerta lie
mujer, anduvo en- busca de una for
tuna que no pudo encontrar. PARE
tsrminar, senior marquee, dos dia
despues, cuando la tempestad 50
hubo calmado, ell pellgro despare
cido, aquel hombre. atacado de un
vomito de sangre, tuvo q pena>
tempo para hacer promoter que lt
llevsra una medslls que 81 t'nfs
colgada en- ell pecho, q su hijs, ces
pues muri6.
Beppe habfa contado aque'lo con
ca ma y audacia dignas de g..
El marques lie escuchaba avida
mente, y una inmensa algeria lt
invaiia el alma; pero pensando 81
la algeria lie podfs engafi r, tuv'
fuerza bastante para permsnecer
impasible.
-SOumpliste Ell deseo del mort
6undor- pregunto c, tranquil
dad.
"A deciros verdad, sefior mar
ques, mi llegada Florencia S.
me olvldo; pero ana mai1ana, re-
gistrando una vieja maleta mia,
encontre la medalls que me habil
entregado aquel hombre. Eotonces
10 curiosidad me impulse 4 conocer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
MUY BARATAS

Se venden dos casas en- Santurce
acabadas de fabricar, con servicio de
aaua, inodOros, luz etc. etc. Informaran
u esta imprenta en- la botica Colon
bhza de Alfonso XII, capital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
COMMITTEE DIDN'T MEET.
Nothing Done with Ordinance Fix
ing Magistrates Salaries,

There was 10 meeting last night of
the councilmanic conference commit
tee, appointed to come to IN UNDER
standing OH the police magistrates sal
airy ordinance. only one OF the select
councilmen, Adam Schroeder, putting
In an appearance. The three common
councilmen and Mr. Schroeder adj
iourncd to meet next Monday night.
When the ordinance in question fin
ally passed common council, IL pro-
vided for salary of $500 for each OF
the five police magistrates. IL was
amended by select council so as to pro-
vide a salary of $3.50 for each of the
ma gistrates in the First and second
districts. oc Sto0 each for the magis-
trates in the Third ana Fourth districts
and of $500 for the magistrate h the
Fifth district. Common council refused
TO concur in these amendments. hence
the appointment of conference COM
mittee.
There seems to be very little hope
that the members of the conference
committee will agree. Common Coun-
Gilman Fred Phillips. who is one of the
members of the committee and who led
the fight for equal salaries, said last
night:
Tin still in favor of equal rights to
all and favors to none. The common
council end of the committee won't
bulge from that position"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
ROCKIES TERMS ACCEPTED.
Railway Company Now Making
Changes on Mulberry Street.

General Manager Silliman, of the
Scranton Street Railway company,
has finally decided to submit to cer-
tain conditions imposed by Director Of
Public Works John l.. Roche and the
work of changing the switches at Null
berry street and Madison avenue, has
been again resumed.
The switch running from Mulberry
street south of Madison avenue, to the
westerly track on the latter thorough
fare, has been completed and Laurel
Hill and Drinker ears are now run
out Washington avenue as far as Lin
den street, up Linden 10 Jefferson, out
Jefferson to Mulberry, and thence up
Mulberry to Madison avenue. They
are run down Madison avenue to the
central part of the city, as heretofore.
This gives continuous belt line sys-
TEN for these lines.
AS soon as the work is completed. it
Is intended tn run the Petersburg cars
down Madison avenue instead of down
Mulberry, as at present.
The street railway company. in o.
der TO secure permission to go on with
the work. had to agree to dispense with
the switch on Mulberry street, ON
Mulberry street, between Jefferson
and Madison avenues, and to put down
asphalt pavement at the intersection
of Mulberry street and Madison ave-
me.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
10 WORK TWELFTH DECREE.
High officers of Knights of Malta
to Be in Town SATURDAY..

The members of Anthracite Com
n1andery Knights OF Malta are pre-
pairing for an elaborate time. on SAT-
urday night of this week when the
county degree stan will work the
twelfth degree OH thirty-ninc cantii-
dates in their temple in the Guernsey
building.
Supreme Commander Jones, of Mass
achusetts, and all the members of tho
grand commandery of the state, will
be present and will be rendered a BAN
quet at the conclusion OF the degree
work. Toasts will be responded to by
~ number Of the prominent local
knights aud by some of the visiting
officers.
The fifth anniversary of the institu-
ton of Anthracite commandery was
celebrated on Tuesday night with u
smoker and social session. The COM
nandery was instituted on Nov. ~,
1895, with but ninety-seven members
and in the three years of its growth
this number has been increased 20 3ST.
with new members being received
weekly. 1t Is now one of the largese
ana most ilourishins communicates in
the county.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
PROMISES TO BE A SUCCESS.
Great Demand for Seats for the
Opera Carnival.

An Immense crowd of people We're ut
the box office yesterday morning ready
to purchase seats for the coming
opera carnival, the success of which
is practically insured this morning. The
final rehearsals will be given this and
tomorrow evenings, and everything Is
in proper shape for the most entertain-
ing performances.
The costumes and scenery have ar
rived and the large orchestra has been
in rehearsal for several days, so that
part of the performances will run as
smoothly as the stage work on the
first evening.
In another column of this paper Will
be seen the several programmes to be
offered. and 1t will be seen that to en-
joy the whole Offering one should at
tend at least two performances.
The choruses are improving now at
every rehearsal aud the fine voices
are coming IN great style. The pro-
Sranmc:
frday--l. "Bohcnian Giri''; >. ~ lro"l.
tore; ., Ballet OF Ages. intormisson. t.
"Iolanthc"; ., Patriotic Ensemble.
saturday Matinee. "iolmhthr"; .. I'll yra..
atorc": ., Bale, OF Ages: 4. Bohemian
Girl" Intcrnlission .. "rdticncc'; o. r0tsi.
oic Ensemble; :, Carmen
saturday night, Bohemian Gil"; ., Ballet Of
Ages; .. "paiicncc' Intcrmission. i,"Lohcn.
grin" 8. lgdrasil Girls; Il. "Sappho''; =,
Carmen
Monday. Bohemian Cir; :, "l ro,a.
tore; 3, Ballet OF Ages: t. "Pitencc." IN.
termi.Son. .. ''Lohcngiin": u. isdrlsl Girls;
:. ''Calmcn"; s, Patriotic Ensemble.
Full rehearsals We're given yester-
day to all parts of the programme,
and the result was most satisfactory.
The principal characters spent the
forenoon rehearsing with the orchestra
III the Lyceum. The work was su-
pelb. Mrs. Randolph surpasses all
anticipations in the great solo of sap
pho, which gives scope for the lower
tones of her splendid contralto. Miss
Spencer as Carmen will come in for a
fine share of applause for her inter-
pretation is beyond criticism. Miss
Susan Black is Il wonderful Ortrud.
Mrs. james Gardner Sanderson will
be one of the most pleasing Arlines
ever seen on a Scranton stage.
Miss Elizabeth Jermyn and Miss
Julia White are at present ahead on
the honor roll of selling the highest
number Of tickets.
Among The box and loge holders of
the various performances of the Opera
Carnival are: William Connc!l, r. Il.
Brooks. G. S. Weston, II. n. Watkins,
Colonel Arthur Long. j. j. Williams,
G.. ID. Simpson, Colonel l.. A. WatreS,
Colonel II. NJ. Boies. II. j. Foster. Il. l..
Fuller, G. ID. Jones, W. l.. Watson. of
Pittston; Henry Bein, jr.. T.. NJ. Nand-
ling, r. G.. Brooks. O. S. Johnson, G.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
HOME FROM JAPAN.
Party in Honor of A. M. Fisher,
Formerly of This City.

MIR, and Mrs. George IL. Fisher, OF
6i3 Harrison avenue, entertained a
party of friends Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr.. Fishers brother Alex
NJ, Fisher of Yokohama, Japan, who
has Just returned to the United States.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Colvin, the Misses Colvin Miss Jennie
Smith, Miss Mctaughcy. Mr., and Mrs
j. \. Hodges, Prof, and Mrs. :. Fiede-
wald and Mr. Charles Hess.
A. NJ. Fisher, who was formerly in
the advertising department of the In
ternational Correspondence schools,
went to Japan three years ago, and
has lnce been engaged in the bus.
ness of importing American machln-
cry for the equipment of mills. fac
tories. mines, etc. lie expects To leave
for New York city today, where he
vii! conduct the American end of a
foreign import and export business.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

Some subtraction may be made from
the constables' bills. as was the case
with the estimates of the commission
crs and stenographers. which the court
last week reduced from $500 to $50
zoo.
In these conslables' bills the fun
limit is reached in every charge. Fifty
cents is claimed for every witness
summoned and at least ten cents mile
age. In places like Old Forge, where
the people are scattered, n mileage
charge of thirty cents is placed after
each name. making the total cost of
serving the subpoena eighty cents.
About every twenty or SO Carbondale
names are preceded by Il charge of $.340,
representing mileage from Scranton
and return. The same is repeated in
the case of all the other towns. the
charge varying according to the num-
her of miles. 70 serve David L. Evans
OF the Second ward of Taylor, who hap
pened to be up in Nicholson, it cost
$7.1O
Constable Wcrt's statement of claims
numbers 3l3 pages, and that OF Con-
stable Reynolds. 154 pages. There are
twenty-siX names to Il page, making
12,142 names all told. AS there were
not more than 5000 witnesses exam
ined on both sides, it would appear that
in numerous cases it was necessary to
make more than one trip to serve the
subpoena.
Court will probably not pass OH the
claims until all Of them are presented.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
HE STOLE A PUMP.
Archibald Muir Taken Into Custody
bv His EMPLOYER, ]. B. Poore.

Archibald Muir, Il young man about
is years old, residing ut Joseph street,
little England, and employed by the
Scranton Steam Pump company, was
taken 10 police headquarters yesterday
afternoon by J. Il. Poore. the general
manager of the company, who com5
planned that Muir had stolen q valuable
steam pump from the works.
Muir admitted that he had taken the
pump. ana volunteered to turn it over
if Il policeman would accompany him
TO his home. Patrolman Potter Went
with him to his house and secured the
pump, which he brought back to head
quarters. Muir was allowed to go upon
his promise to appear in police court
this morning at o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
CONSTABLES BILLS
HAVE BEEN FILED
Two of Them Who Served Most of
the Contestants Subpoenas Make
Claim for Nearly $4,000.

Another big item of the expenses con-
nected with the Langstaff- Kelly cleo
tion contest the constable's fees, is now
ascertainable. approximately.
$. s. Vert, deputy constable of the
Third ward of Dunmore, and II. II.
Reynolds. deputy constable of the
Fifth ward, Scranton. who served most
OF the subpoenas for the contestant,
have filed their bills. Mr.. Vert claims
S6.32420, and Mr. Reynolds. S2635.20.
The total SS.969.4O represents the cost
of summOning nearly one-half the to-
tai number of witnesses. This means
that the whole bill for serving sub
poenas will amount to about $4,000
when the $1,000 or $l.lO0 bill of the
sheriff for serving capiases is included.
Allowing 900 for the fees and mile
age OF witnesses. the cost of the con-
test will foot up $4,000 in round num-
bers. divided as follows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
MRS. RUSSELL COMMITTED.
Washerwoman Had Penchant for
Stealing.

Mrs. Mary Russell. of Cedar avenue,
who was arrested by Detective Iona
Day on Tuesday night on the charge Of
stealing clothing and other articles
from the homes of persons who en-
ployed her as Washcrwoman. pleaded
guilty when arraigned before Magis-
1rate Howe in police court yesterday
morning and WAS committed to the
county Jail in default of $500 bail,
which was required.
The persons who specifically accuse
her OF theft are Miss Julia Gibbons, of
l2lS Mulberry street; Mrs. Sarah Gard
ner Of 1916 Mulberry street and Victor
Koch, of Madison avenue.
From Miss Gibbons home Mrs Rus
sell took several tablecloths and doilies,
several shirt waists and II diamond
ring valued at $l5, From Mrs. Gard
ncr she stole several bottles of flavor
ing extracts and a miscellaneous col
lection of dishes. From Victor Koch s
residence she took Il bed-sprcad. All
of the stolen property was found at her
home and has been identified by the
owners.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
HE SEEKS INFORMATION.
Recorder Connell Asks Director
Roche About Bond Issue.

Recorder Connell has asked Director
of Public Works Roche TO furnish him
with detailed information regarding
his proposed plan of having the city
issue 100000 worth of bonds for the
purpose of making certain permanent
improvements, especially the placing
of the streets in proper repair.
If the director succeeds in impress
ing the recorder with the feasibility
of the idea, it is probable that the
latter will recommend the passage by
councils of an ordinance providing tor
the issue of such bonds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
PERSONAL.

Attorney Homer Greene. ct ilonc,,lalc. was a
Scranton visitor yesterday.
EX.shelif Charles Robinson Went 10 New Nogl:
yesterday to attend the morse show.
Mr.. and Mis-. William Mines, oi North Sumner
avenue, have returned from WilhcS-Baric.
Rev. W. II. swift. OF iIoncsdnic chaplain "f
The Thirteenth regiment. i, IN The city.
Mis-, Bertha Williams. OF Moth Ecbccca ave.
hue, is the guest ot friends in Nanticokc.
Mr.. and Ms. Nolmcv O.. Brlmctt. oi Camden,
\. j., visited friends IN tin, city Yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
CRUSHED BY FALL OF COAL.
Owen Gallagher Fatally Injured il
Won Storch Mine.

owen Gallagher. of 1913 Parkep
street. went to work for the first time
in the Van Storch slope on Tuesday
and received injuries before lie left the
mine which resulted fatally a short
time after he was taken out.
Gallagher left the Leggetts Creek
mine on Monday to accept n place at
the Won Storch. He was caught by Il
fall of roof in IL chamber and was
found to be horribly crushed when his
fellow workinen came to his assistance.
He died shortly after being removed TO
his home.
The chamber in which Gallagher was
ir)ured was one in which Charles Beny
sustained serious injuries only last
week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
SHE WILL RECOVER.
Condition of Miss Rowlands Is Much
Improved.

Dr. IL. l.. Gardner stated last night
that the condition OF Miss Esther Row
lands. Who was run down by street
car on Tuesday, was much improved
and seemed to be very confident that
she will ultimately recover.
There will he no amputation of The
leg just yet, lie said. until it is seen
whether the bones Will knit together.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
DANCING. CLUB FORMED.
Dances Will Be Held at knights of
Columbus Club House.

An organization to be known as the
*. y. G. dancing club was formed last
night in the knights OF Columbus club
house on North Washington avenue.
The club will conduct informal dances
in the club house every two or three
weeks during the winter.
The officers elected last night were
as follows: President, Will Myers; sec
retary, Harold Gillespie. and treasurer,
Harry Olldorf. The other members are
as follows: Harry Smith, Fred Petry,
Edward Olldorf Rupert Thomas. John
Stanton, Fred Strong and JOSEPH,
Drake.
Huyler's fresh daily. Coursen's.'A
--o~--------
Smoke the nopular Punch 10c. cigar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
MI. w. V. Granthan, Representing
Nicola D'Ascenzo, Mural Decora-
tor, of PHILADELPHIA,

will be at Hotel Jermyn. Thursday and
Friday. Nov. II and %. with unique
and artistic selection of upholstery and
drapery fabrics, prepared to take con-
tracts for the decorating and complete
furnishing OF interiors.
All interested are cordially invited 10
call ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
OIL STRUCK IN WYOMING.
Local Capitalists Interested in Com
pany Which Did the Striking.


Word reached this city yesterday to
the effect that oil in abundance has
been struck on a tract of land in the
state of Wyoming near the Utah state
line owned by the New York and Utah
Oil and Mining company in which n
number OF local capitalists are inter-
ested.
The tract consists of 32,250 acres
which was purchased on the advice
of representative of the Standard
oil company, who was sent To look over
the ground Tor that corporation and
who resigned his position and became
Il prospector when he realized the
great value Of the field,
Matter NJ. Jermyn, Of This ".ty, is
president If the company, which is
capitalized at $l000,000, ana other local
men who own stock are DR.. G.. l.. Hill,
Joseph Jtrmyn, j. K. Mears and NJ, j.
Healey.
--------- - -'-----
Finest Porto Rico Panetelas cigars,
$3.50 per box light colors. Coursen's,"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

them up. Charles II. Major and his
wife. who are said to he the practical
proprietors OF the place, were among
those arrested,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
Chestnut, Stove and Egg Coal, $500
Per Ton,

delivered 10 all parts of Scranton, Dun
more, $3.00, Address orders TO the
Mowry Wilson Coal CO., Box 272, Dun
more, Pa. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
Five Weeks-Then Christmas.

You surely want photographs for the
holidays. DO you realize, though, that
the time is growing short. Artistic
portrait work, like that which comes
from Schrever, cannot be hastily pro-
duced
Moral: Come to the studio at once,
on arrange for sitting by phone. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
FOR ASSISTANT ASTRONOMER
Civil Service Examination on Dec.
II. 12 and 13.

The I'nited States civil service ron,-
mission announces that at the request
of the Board of Visitors 10 the United
States Naval Observatory. an exnmin
alton will be held on December H. 10
and l,. 1901. at various nlnces throuph
out the United States, for the position
of assistant astronomer in the United
states Naval Observatory, at Il salary
of $500 per annum. The examination
will consist Of the subjects mentioned
below which will be weighted as fol-
lows:
Subject. v.f,l.,s
l. pn,c mut,,u,,ii,,, ,.r,..i,.L and ,.he,ianl
astronomy. celestial mechanics, general
mechanics. optics. and French and Ger.
man ....... ....... e.. ....,.... ...... -
:. EN?elie''e~-tD IN making asironom'
lcal ohS''N"'l'h'' w III ,hakl's 'Sti''
"o'''''l computation, '' IL ''"h''.S
"' :,, I ~ n,n,,, w., ~. "i"', w.
.I,,monts ;nclnI;ro a,,x,linry ann,r.
otus 20
g. Ability to cary on original astronomical
Investigations as evidenced by plinted
memoirs or otherwise .,...........,.,. 10
-
Total '''''. '.''''''' ''''' '''''. .''.'''' loo
The examination on the technical
subjects under - will be entirely Of
scholastic character and will occupy
three days. Under the second ana third
subjects applicants will be expected to
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Take the Children to schriever

For Christmas photographs No need
to speak of his success with juvenile
likenesses. Give your eyes chance to
sit In judgment "
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Remember the Fair and Supper,
at st. I.uke's, November 20 and Il, ~
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Smoke the new Kleou &C. cigar =