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The sun., 1901-02-28
HOWARD NOr IMMUNE TO BULLETS.
The Majors Death In south Africa Recalls His
Boast Before Going to war.

NEW HAVEN, Feb 27.-The killing Of Major
A. l.. Howard, or -GatlinR Gun" Howard. as
hs was sometimes called, 10 rmerly OF this
city. in South Africa on Feb. II has recalled
an incident OF the farewell dinner rendered
him at tho Union League Club here just pre-
vious TO his departure for Canada, where he
Joined n company OF volunteers for the trout.
The New Haven friends Of Major Howard
had,hoped that he would abandon his inten-
ton Of going TO war and they tried their best
to dissuade him from &. but he overruled all
Of their wishes
At the dinner Major Howard was very
light-hearted During the conversation at
the table former Police Commissioner Marcu
7 Smith said:
Major, you've been pretty lucky in battle.
but let Inc tell you that the bullet that isgoins
to kill yon has already been cast You II
not live through the Boer war
Major Howard laughed away the remark
and then becoming serious said In reply:
Mark the bullet never was nor can be mad
that viii kill me. I'm immune from death by
a bullet
Some Boer marksmen proved the contrary
last week when Major Howards death was re-
ported to tho London War ONCE.
The sun., 1901-02-28
SPEED or AUTOMOBILES.
Assem- biyman smiths Bui to He Amended So
n. to Provide for speed Limit.

ArsAvy. Feb. o. MIR =, ", smiths bill
authorizing boards OF supervisors 10 regul ate
'bArata of speed OF automobiles In their counties
il to be amended so a. to IN Get the OBJ ectlon
Of the autom obile ridors and manufacturers
4. Il Shattuck Of New ork citv. President OF
tho Automobile club of America 7. Davis.
DR.. President OF tho National Association
of Autom obile Manufacturers. and W. ".
Niles counsel for the manufacturers. ap-
pcared before the Assembly Internal Affairs
committee to-day IN opposition Ia the blu
MIR Shattuck said the bill would bring about
a corn pii Gated condition o' affairs as each
county would max" different rules and un-
wittingly an automobile driver would break
a law He suggested ~ an amendment that
Tho speed of automobiles be regulated TO ten
niles an hour IN a city or village and fifteen
miles an hour in the country. lie had four
automobiles in St,te street opposite the
Iap,tol and invited the committee 20 take a
ride H. them that he mi lsht show how easily
au altom obla could bo Ntopped The COM
uitten declined He said his club opposed
rersless speed and any member who drove
H. automobile at a fast rate OF speed would
he expelled
Mrs-rs Davis and Miles took tho ground
that an automobile should not he treated as
"A horse and II this bill was passed II would
spon The industry
MIR Smith will amend his bill to provide for
n sneed limit.
The sun., 1901-02-28
T HIN c CHIL D

II a child is thin, let HIM
take a little of Scots emulsion
of cod-liver oil.
Some children like it too
well; begin with a little. 4
half or quartcr-tcaspoonful is
enough at first, if the stomach
is weak; but increase, as you
find the stomach will bear.
The effect is: the little one
takes on strength; gets hungry;
eats and is happy; gets fat he
ought to be fat-and gets
healthy.
Wen send you 4 little TO TN II you IN.
SCOTT BoWNL, ~ fearl sueet. New Yorh
The sun., 1901-02-28
ATHLETICS.
Columbia student, DO Some Great WORK fn tAs
Gymnasium.

Two moro Columbia records went BY the
board IN the third series Of indoor games
held in the Columbia University gymnasium
yesterday. As the middle distance runners
compete at Philadelphia and Georgetown on
Saturday night, only the sprints and the
mile were contested along with the Geld
events In the mile run Charles A. Baker.
02 law. won from scratc In minutes <i 2-o
seconds which clipped six full seconds on
the track record. Trainer Hjertberg re-
garded the time as marvellous. considering
the ten-lap track. without spring. very mar
row and the fact that the runner had to wedge
way through large field OF starters This
is Bakers first year on the track. aud BJert-
berg thinks he has find.
IL G Brennernan, 'o2 college. won the a.
yard dash in As seconds, which breaks ths
watches caught the same time 1hs pole
yaulters and high jumpers fell considerably
below their records but the competition was
The trials for men 10 compose the relay
team to run against Cornell In Washington
at the Georgetown College games on Satur-
i02 law: " NJ Van Cise, 'oi college, O ii
Bishop 'os college and " p $ Earle, 'oi col
alternate Earle ran his quarter IN 50 i-5
seconds n the tenIlap track The summaries
Il w.Sss, s.e % os c,eSe sefs,oa r. n Ga GarS
.on: .! o,nese, yard sec}sd Time second,
foot T. Is. johnson. '03 Law. feet. second TINE
seconds. Third heat won BY W. II. Powers, ~,
college. foot j. A. Mac eAnernev, 'O2 college. feet
second. Time. 8 seconds. Final hea, won By
{. Breneman, o., ollege. foot II. II Weekes, %
cDlege. scratch. second ". II Powers, O2 colleg-
foot, third Time. 4 IS seconds. beating the CO
lumbia recpId by Is Of a second
one Mile Run, Handcap-Won by Charles \
Baker, Oa Law, scratch c, T.. Sharpes, '0s college
50 yards. seoond Howard 4. keeleI. 'os ooiitS,
10 yards third Time. I minutes al as Sscbnds
clipping o seconds from the previous Columbia IN
door record
Pole Vault Handicap--won by r. a. whluak,'
o4 college, inches with an actual vault of feet
1inohes; ): B. Smith il. ol college, scratch. Soond
c. a Whtta ef, post graduate, inches. third
Running High Jump. Handic,p-Won hv G
mp ot issses hc9ss nsdse SA oi an csss: ss:'
5ii inches. second d. N. l. Ernst. O2 law. scratch.
third
Putting the Shot, Handcap-won by T. b John.
son. 'Oa law scratch, with an actual put ~ 81 feet
e'i Inches; y, s, willard. '05 law, feet second
Harold II. Weekes. 'o2 college, 4 inches. thlid.
The sun., 1901-02-28
BLOOD Will TELL.
No Better Way Of Determining
Ones Physical Condition.
Impure Blood Denotes a Dis
ordered System.
How to Gain Health and Purify
this Life.Generating Fluid.

Pure blood means good health. Impure
blood leads TO sickness and death.
Impurities OF the blood that can be seen
externally, originate in soms one OF the
great vital organs Of the body. -,
When you see man or woman with .
face that is covered with blotches, pimples.
or eruptions you may be sure that they are
sutferipg internally from some terrible alec
tion. Such cases OH investigation VIII %
found to be most serious.
People who die from impure blood when
examined after death disclose the fact that
the kiIneys had been eaten away BY do
structive ulcerAtions. Tho stomschs OF such
victims arc found TO be covered with tsrri-
bic and virulent penstrating ulcers Inc
liver Of such sufferers will have hardened,
and will DO found to be absolutely disabled
SO that 1t was unable during me 70 perform
that the lungs and the heart in such eases
have always become affected:
DO not 20 another day with yoor blood
filled with impurities.
This Is tho time OF year whsn you can best
get rid OF such troubles. A.,
Nature is endsavoring 70 help You discard
all obnoxious secretions nom your olood.
You should help her.
Take Dr. Grssns's Neryurs blood and
IL counteracts the terrible poisons that
already exist. 1t stops their formation. 1t
eIpels from the body through the natural
channels those that are already prepared to
create havoc
1t gives health and strength to sash and
every one of the vital organs
1t cures all of these great life-oenues OF
the dam age that has already been done them
from these terrible blood poisons, and u gvss
strength and q healthy tone to the perves.
Mr.. Lucien Rodd, Whitehall, NY, saysi
I"some years ago suffered very greatly
from insom MIA, nervous prostration, and my
body was covered with sores, causing me
great pain and annoyance. My head Vase
covered with sores that was hardly abe
10 comb It, and to brush IL was impossible. %
great was the pain occ castonsd. consulted
local physicians without success or beReft.
was told that my disease was ineuiaple.
and had about come to the same con clasion
myself. and h ad made up my mind to 70 "
q hospital and await death. Az this time
learned OF DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, which began TO use.O This
remedy entirely relieved and cured me,
healed arl dried up my sores. enabled me
to sleep soundly and comfortably, and re-
stored me to my ordinary, v1Gor and vitalty
in short 1t made . sound, we'll man QUE OF
me so that was fully able to work at my
occupation, and have done 20 since that
time"
The above statement was mad voluntarily
and sworn to and subscribed before the
Hon Vim. H. Tefit. . notary public rssid.
ing at Whitehall, NY.
II there is any one who may feel tnN ney
have specal com pl ations, We would reoom-
mend that such avail themselves OF DR..
Greene's generous sfYcr and write to him %
call on him at his Office, = W. 18th ST.
New York CitI,
The advice that this eminent specialist
will give absolutely free will be found TO
be OF untold valCe.-Adr.
The sun., 1901-02-28
HE WAS A CAUTIOUS THIEF.
Indignant Victim Saw Hin Testing Tier silver
Before He Stole vt-Nabbcd Him.

While lying on a couch In her dining room
at 81 Lenox avenue yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Rose Meyer glanced in a mirror In an
adjoining bedroom and saw In IL the reiec-
ton Of man who did not belong to the family.
lie was testing the silver ba0ls of toilet arti-
cles with his teeth.
They're solid, you thief screamed Mrs.
Never. forgetting her danger for the moment.
The startled thief ran through the fat and
escaped to the street. but not before Mrs,
Meyer had time so throw mp the front window
and raise a hue aud crv on Lenox avenue.
Several women and two policemen chased
the man through Il5th street TO Seventh ave-
nue., where he was caught
He had a Jimmy some files and skeleton
keys an Edison Electric Light Company
badge and two gold watches. lie was identi-
fed by Policeman McGee at the i25th street
police station as Fred Burlingame.
The sun., 1901-02-28
CAN'T hoard HIS VESSEL.
Captain OF the Soiacs wont Let Inspection
OnlCsrs Over the Rail.

SAN FrASCIsCo. Feb. Il The Treasury
Department to- day ordered five inen to board
the hospital ship Solace at Mare Island Navy
Yard. but the captain refused 10 permit them
to board his vessel md states that until he
receives word from the Navy Department
no ono will be allowed on board lie
saws that the Solace was Inspected at Homo
lulu and that being an American port he
should not bc subjected 10 inspection at the
/ w yard or NJ san Francisco.
Customs officers shipped TO san Francisco
to-day s!Xty-tve packages. mostly China
tea sctS and trinkets brought home 10y sailors
on tho solaoo. who Voluntarily surrendered
them to the revenue officers The stun will
he taken to the Custom House and the duty
fixed. after which the owners may secure
1t 10y paving the Government charges
The sun., 1901-02-28
JOHN p. MADDEN DEAD.
succumbs to Consumption at Fl Paso. Tex.
Was u Political Power In Queens.


Deputy Commissioner of Highways John
p Madden Of Long Island City. died on Tues
day night az Fl Paso. Tex. Of consumption.
He had suffered with the disease for atout
six years and was Obliged about two years
aro to leave Iong Island city for ancre "L-
genial climate MIR Madden was IS years old
His widow was Miss Alice Kane of Middle
town. ny
Untn a few weeks ago Commissioner Mao
den was the Democratic leader in Queens
and chairman Of the Democratic County Com
mttec. He was deposcd from the posltlon
while absent in search Of health. lhoee
responsible for his overthrow were the irenos
he placed in Once lie was formerly re-
porter on a Long Island City newspaper ana
gave up that work 10 tecome chlef ctIk
In the water department there. He resigneu
%crctary uc 10 former State senator Edward
Floyd-Jones and during rs Ireseh,c,ee ~ y,
Albany was clerk TO me Silos sfm
canddatr for tho Assembly Tor Iuee1s IN
lsa3 and was elected 10 that place ne ioiiow-
i1e year. After bis return from me 81 H1-e Iene
Island City by the Jefferson lemocIaty.
but was defeated by thirty votes by Pa'r'cA
After his defeat for the Mayoralty MI
Madden entered the publishing business business
and established k'.ttrcSi D9'noT' trade He
retired from that at the end Of two year,
appointed Deputy Commissioner OF iishways
il Queens aud also haf chs1se, ,orosh OF ,hs s He
began ,ben 10 nut the party In better con-
dition % In Long island CITY and gradually
10 extend his per.onel strength ComSoittes me W
and marty leader in the borough In place pi
County Clerk John II. sutphin. who ma he,d
the place for thirty years. MI Madden , haa
AmgiIst. when his forces we're beaten az thng1 thg1
primaries and split followed. when syn
in ,sea and went 10 Long Island City in 1881.
The sun., 1901-02-28
SHIP LEFT GLEN JENKINS
~ THE LAWS CLUTCHES FOR A THEFT
NE DIDN'T COMMIT,
All Through Marcus Mayors Ring which His
Actress Friend Lent the Jockey and Then
Swore lie stole Flood Of Tears In Court
AID a Prosecution for Perjury Threatened.

,rao, t.o.,,,. ,Lo ,,ot,.. oho ia due in
't" J'hkhlH' lhe Joch'S' ""o - ~ ~
England soon TO ride Prince SoNyKol horses
in this yenr's rncea missed his shin ycster-
a., ,,,, .Ia g., too. nod svorn
o"y p'cau~" Tiilc ray "'''''' "
out warrant for hs arrest for stealing
another mnn'a diamond ring which she wore
80, 49,. ,t,.l So -. .h, b,6,,, NOV,
on h'r 'hui'p one "lSn'' H"o "'u'
for She wns Obliged To confess in the police
! court Yesterday tha, elem hadn't stolen the
~ , ,'',' ~ - -, !, 90 bir,
ring at alI' bht 'hat she hao gwen W "''''
after a dinner with accompnnments at Rec
tors and Magistrate Pool when he heard this
W. : "N. .''' .,.sa,, 90
promised 10 invite the blstrIc' A"o'he' ="
prosecute her for perjury
C1,u Jenki,s ia lockad in in the jefferson
o'""''' " 'v "" w 100 ,.t, a.
Market prison In defahit OF s"" pan "
hr, sbo isr., h,rry vim the Nar,strate's
."v -" ""Ipy ,r, -, 4.
threat hanging over her Inc f"k /" 10
gold one with a ruby and an emerald on
zach .i,a 81 . di,,,onJ os bio nc N largo nea--
'"'' 7'i' VI '''''''''' US a. .
wont cause any more trouble Tor whhe; 'he
property clerk at Police Headquarters has II.
Ths uboIe ,rouhla nh out this ring seems to
be that II isn't the Iay's at all. but Marcus
Maycr's N n adj been kent TO her. she SAYS
vI,on .,. 49,. n, no, l,st Tuesd,v after
"hcl She ai"'r az h''n "''
that farewell dinner TO Glenn at Rector's her
maid brought her an urgent request from
~, NJ. ~ ro,,ad his rim, h,ck slo
MT Mayer VINO wanted MS rh9 pa'h' '"o
promised she'd get II. so she explained yes
tcrdav. and she started out in a cab TO find
The sun., 1901-02-28
NEW YORK CTTYS APPYAI.
The Case Against the Astoria Light, Heat and
Power Company Argued.

Albany, Feb 81 The appeal OF the city
Of New York from decision OF the lower
courts sustaining the state Land Board in
making a grant NJ S5'S acres of land under
the waters OF the East River in Queens bor-
ouGh, to the Astoria Light. Heat and Power
Company. was argued before the Court Of
Appeals to-day. The question involved in
tho CBse is whether the Charter of Greater
New York transferred from the State Land
Board To- the Department OF Docks iuri.-
dlCtiun over lands under water within the
oorIorafr limits OF New York city The
'ower courts have decided tAat Jurisdiction
va tot transferred To- tho CITY Dock Board
Assistant Corporation Counsel Blandv argued
rha ca" for the city and \ u Buardnan
I'D lisurv Stiu-on Tor the state Land Board
aud the Astoria comrHrv
The sun., 1901-02-28
CRANK IN DIR. sHAWs CHURcH.
Scared women at a PRAYER Meeting with CT!
That the Jsd gment Day Is At Hand.

While the Rev. Dr. John Balloon Shaw Of the
West End Presbyterian Church at ioAth street
aud Amsterdam avenue was holding the
regular Wednesday night prayer meeting in
the church last night tall. brown bearded
man arose in the midst of the congregation
and began TO pray loudly on his own account
Prepare for the day OF Judgmentl' he
cried The world Is about to come 10 an
end
frightened Somebody telephoned TO Police
headquarters and Headquarters passed tho
alarm along to the West lOoth street station
-Four policemen got to the church on tho jump,
but they were told that the ushers had got
the man out. Nobody learned his name.
The sun., 1901-02-28
Republican Clubs Bowery Campaign

The headquarters OF the Republican Club
Of the City of New York. at 27% Bowery. Will
be opened on Friday evening with the first
OF series OF meetings which will continue
until the close OF the municipal campaisn
President Robert c. Morris of the Republican
County Committee will have general super
vision Of tho work, which will be under ths
personal direction Of Charles Il Treat For
the present meetings will be held weekly.
but when the time comes there will be noon
day and evening meetings Branches Of the
headauarters will be opened in various parts
OF the Last : idc
The sun., 1901-02-28
RAMAPO REPEAL BILL
Senator Slater Decides to Push the Measure a.
Originally Introduced.

ALpANY, Feb Ex-senator slater. who In
tr duced tho Merchants Association bill un-
dltionally repeating the Ramapo law Of
q5 has decided to push that bill as or ginally
Introduced lie says that If any other Sena-
tor or the Ramapo Company desires legisla-
ton providing that the Ramapo Company
still have the same rights any other water
company organized under the general law
they can put in separate bill to accomplish
that purpose Senator Slater's decision was
not arrived at because he would oppose such
n bill, but for the reason that he thinks the
bill repeating the law OF 1895 should not GIm
to do anything else
The sun., 1901-02-28
WELCOMED BACK TO TENNESSEE.
Col. Cheatham and Soldiers OF the Thirty.
seventh Volunteers Received In Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. 27-CoL Frank
Cheatham. with about thirty members Of
his battalion. OF the Thirty-seventh United
states Infantry, recently mustered out Of
service in tho Philippines, arrived in Nash
got a warm Welcome and were entertained
ut breakfast at the Tulane Bishop Gailor
asked the blessing, aud Mayor Head made an
address of welcome, After this there was
O parade OF citizens and military. The re-
turning veterans were entertained at dinner
AZ the Tulane Tonight by their old COM
rades of the First Tennessee Volunteers
During the morning reception "a hot water
drum on the third floor of the hotal ignite q
the Ccilng 81 room. and before the flames
could he eytinguished damage 10 the extent
NJ several hundred dollars was done. There
WAS consider able q, element and coniu sion. 4.
nnt no one WIS hunt
The sun., 1901-02-28
McMaokin for Head Of Labor Department.

AIEANY. Feb - Gov Odell to-dny sent to
the senate the nomination II John M,MaokIn
Of New orb ,ity 10 b" head of the now STAT"
I 1bur Bcrartmcut !uf e term 4 four YEAR,
at A salary uI S.5tD MIR McNaokln IL u W
lead of tho stat" !urrIU Of Labor Statistics
1. . nomination Na- referred To- the Finance
COMMITTEE
N" salary OF the ONCE i $500 and the
torn four wears II" has Tho HpIuir'm"Ht (
tVr d"Buti'- at .uliTv oi S!.5ru each. one
- preside oVr- ia" factory Inspection bureau
aul the other over tho tu'or statistic bureau
Tho low Labor Commissioner and hia two
drput."s are 10 o''upri." n state Board 81
Mediation and \rhItraitpa
The sun., 1901-02-28
Association Of Hudson River Brictmakers
Incorporated.

ALpANr. Feb q Articles OF incorporation
of tn, Association of Brick Manufacturers
and Agents with principal once in New York
cltv, ycrc filed with GI" Secretary Of State to-
dav 1t /, proposed NIpstcr the brick trade,
reform abuses and prur.pt" A NOR" enlarged
and .rioudly lnt"rcour-" between the men-
hrrs The dirrc'.r- are WliHu X. Ham
uond and Robert Main oi New York city:
John Rose, Homer RHmsdcll rnl F-"d
" Raitlatt ot Newburgh, Ev'r"tt Fowl e. Z.
II " Wood and lMolen WulhDurn of HiNvr-
straw. 4 / Npridgc of fishkill-Uu- iIdSou,
Charles \. Shul,Z and Albert Terry of Rom
dput, George " Wtshudrn oi S1r-"rt's
and jerome walsh - Stockport
The sun., 1901-02-28
Muicahy To He E,tradIted,

ALR,SY. F'r. - -'i,y. Odail to-day nu.
thDtzoi ~" ovtrali'ion - l.vc!ani OF
John W tlcahy, uuirr arrest 90 Ncw York
city for lI"csny NlplrtIv wts crarIoyrd in
4 boarding Auus' In ,I.vellnd and s,oI. n
dam md ring from NJ l. II Hedge 4,
bo.rd"g. Ii" p1Wu"d tA" rtrg and -klppnd .
New nrk, bu' lit'sW..rd sent btca M" p1vp
tic kct 10 a relative !u Cleveland tr hly, I'M.
ring redeemed nat "a" WirEt mako more
letter led {" i'~ arrest
The sun., 1901-02-28
Preacher Buys Up a Supposed on Field.

CHARLESTON. : G.. Feb q Word from
York county Was received here to-day that a
ricn oil lind had been made near King =
Mou ntaiu. the famous Revolutionary battle
Held. and there is great excitement In g
community The oil was discovered by the
Rev 4 X. Liam. Baptist minister OF specI-
lative turn II mind. anl without annou n ding
ts fact Of the discovery be Imnei ateIy GOT
the miner rights for l1,nOO acres Of land ia
No county, tins state, and the adjoining
cpunties Of Castor and Cleveland. IN North
Ca arOlina.
The sun., 1901-02-28
JOCOMOTTyF can TORN OFF.
Ran Into the Arm Of Crane-The Engineer =
Legs Crushed.

hIpAvv. Feb 81 to'clock this morning
in an accident on tho New York Central near
Schenoctad Engineer II Nc tuley OF Schen-
eotady h ld both legs badly crushed and Con-
ductor George Davidson and Trainm"n
Crandel and Whine Of this city were slightly
injured The accident was caused by Nc
1ulcv's engine running into the steel arm OF
a wiecdiuc crane. which swept tho cab and
uppcr part OF the engine from IN" trucks
The crane was at work assisting a freight
train on a nei Rhboring track which had be-
come disabled by the breaking OF a ar ruck
The sun., 1901-02-28
In jail for Safe keeping on n Murder Char r.

CHArTANouDN Tenn. Fab. 27.--I.uther
Carroll, - velrs old. Wa brought here
tonight from Vc :, ""uli". Tenn, for safe
keeping. chargei wth n.urjering his COM
pnnion, 2aci Phillips. Hrcl 10 The body Of
Phillips was found this ..tcguoon in a creek
about flftesn miles from Afaers, 1"n0, with a
e,lnshot wound in tho h1ck oi tho head
The killing occurred on Feb. IS. between 10
and / o'clock at night. There is no direct
proof Of Carrolls guilt
The sun., 1901-02-28
Gov. OdeiI to start for washingto on Frida,

ALBANY. Feb - Gov udcll eyre.ts 10
g'tend the inauguration Of Mckinley ana
Roosevelt and To- start for Na,. ucron on
/ rldav uignt llis family will accom- pany
hu The Goyeruor will return 10 Albany
on TIc~Iir ntht OF "Wednesday tt oruiag
The sun., 1901-02-28
Tho Weather.

The low pressure which has been moving eastward
from the upper Lake dls,rc, was central yesterday
on the Nova Scotia coast and covered the country
suhwestward TO III, Middle Atlantic States and lower
lake region. a Ligh pressure covered the South
being central over northern Alabama. Light snox
fell In the Lake districts and rain was reported from
FLORIDA and ths south Atlantic coast.
In the Ohio and Tennessee valleys the temperature
fell 2 to - degrees Freezing weather WAS reported
A. lar south az central Georgia. Light frost- were
felt In northern and central Florida The pcra,ure
rose N the south Atlantic States
In ,hi- city the day fair and colder wind brisk
westerly average humidity. - per cent: barometer,
corrected to read 10 sea level. ASA. NJ so co. p N
20 10
The i.mp,rs,ur. as r,cord'd by the or'cial ther.
mer,pr and also by TiH Suns Il, rno ter at tn.
street level Is shown In The arnex,dt,bl,
--Omeidl- Sun'g ~-OM-idi- Sun,
- IS. s. IS. spM 70. is IL
5P ii ~. II. :e'l: Md. ID. IL. 20.
WASHINGTON FORECAST TOR TO-DAY AND
TO MORROW
For Nev England. ,ar,-n N,r Yo-t EASTERN Penn
sprari1 fhs Di.frioi of Columbia. Nsu Js-sey Dcd.
rars, Morvidnd aHd Virginia, far TO day aud 10.
r1or'ou: ffe,h 70 bri,t nor'hr,a t,nds
For western pennsS i,Anls and western Nsu York
fair to-day. with rising temperature probably snov
70 morrow; iresh west Wind. becoming east
The sun., 1901-02-28
The kntekerhoeksr Girl

is feature ol the Wednesday and Sstur-
da" FvFNISG SrS interesting To all women
Read II II you wou,i be well informed. .-Ass.