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The sun., 1901-02-06

IN" u'.Ertruo ny DO" ,t..lsn VI N.r.o.
.,I \. I'usl" augse-s m1u, rV.,.I.r.
mur. .pl. improvements whN. nui ~
,t., O'.hr former tho,' 'naf ar" orrI.rh."
.., This ruva II-u arr IuI-.lru d,-..uS '.r
~, lrI 'I..... lli pu~., tie Iu.'oiu,'ruu
~ electrically uga'rd ,Igu- 'h, abolition .f
banners ari advertising signs stretching
l,rp-, 'ir -.r.-' ant 'r" rrgu|t'.u =
b,l boards
Among ruo prIva'" improvements re,pm-
w,ui"d TO- .hr harmonious Eroupus - h..-..
u,e- lu..llus~. ur pr.,l.r hou-c- h"iunE,us
'u dIN"r"u' owners such gruuptu. has
hr"u a'.tlu'd "a several cas,- ,u ,hl,ag,
In that D'y ~ IN all other American c,ur-
= street - siraug" medley - STYLES
Ih, -lHrpc.' contrasts of form and color
rub elbows and f seems a. though rh"
plates - a history of aruhre,' 4rrh had hr,u
unhird together whiw,,aly by som"
humorous lu'i"r and then rururd n'u hr..k
and Stone f. cannot he rvppo'oi thar 'u,.
rNrryi-" - fr".' viii IN architecture" WIu h"
drul,i 80 aly uudv IN ln,S country uruNIu"d
ms de- ..u- du not infringe upon th" II.ut-
uf auyhody "i-" hul every new huIiu-
should Lay" a d''oeut regard FOR IN" appear
aurr ~ - u"ishhors aud shuuld mot lar
their 'r.4ns~ unnecessarily. IT," madden
Ius muuo'uuy of the New York brown
stone district n"ed not u" initiated There
= plenty - room for individual choice hu'
each structure should be- considered not
merely ~ an Iudrpeud"u' entity. hu' ~ a
member uf q group. and bound ru an orderly
a1I a beautiful cooperation Wi,h the other
members ~ tn" group. # they are no,
absolutely diScordant and lucxcu-lhlo
Other recommendations of IN" League
ARE more aesthetic signs on business huJid-
ius-. uniform designs Tor street newsstand,
aud Improvement Ia decorative treatment
of hu-Iurs- wagons and trucks
The sun., 1901-02-06
Double Taxation nv TAXING Mortgage

To NV EplrOR oP TUF SUN S,r In view Of
tNe h introduced N the Legislature To .Semp, mort.
yasS tom TAXATION wish to show that Il ought IN all
fairness an properly ov r,rs and rent payers to le
passed without d..}.
SIN IA. Jones and Rrovn are trends Jones Is ,
hopeful ana ambitious man With $1,000 in hank
ptoWu y N.fJ conservative and unid man with
s. olo In bank Smith i \ successful business man
md buys Orse and cchr. a two story brick house,
clty At 5" 600 amount ~ Yearly sSes $40.
Jones sAyS to nrnsn, 'i.i ~ together hry q
street a two >tory brick house sam. As 40. vain.
81 COO assessed h} n. city ats, 600 amour, Yearly
taxes sac viii put IN 5000 and own on, th,rd
and, vii pu' 'ns: 600 ana own two thirds, R,osn
Who Is very umld md Who d'Slk,s par,n,rsh,p v,rv
much says No but - you are my n end Iw,il end
vow s. oOo on morigAs, A. per cent. Won Ar. 10
pay all th- taxes. Jones accepts browns Offer and
huySlG street iur 81, 600. mortgage g: to Rrosn
Now hy what Justice oi common sens. should n.
combined capfsl ~ ioncS'S s. 600 and p'ownsy, noo
io,a, saOop. hr taxed for any more than Smith,
capital ~ Ao0o'
The tar IN mortgages AT present 80 p<r s. oao,
- NOR, erroneous and slSe ihAn VAS IN. silver cy,,.
and u vlpcd II " ~ be ~ far more Importance 10 All
property ovners than vas the res>ag, Of n. Gold
SiAuds'f.
Interest rates would 'a'I. property value. would
,ncrea~ and . absolutely necessary the protsuy
Nv n,rs could ,rori 10 ray mof, ms,.
NRw Non- rsh 4 loi> II. PERRY.
The sun., 1901-02-06

N." 80 - ? HHts hffHhf -
Cora N..r,d"r st," o." ki--. Bllv Wendell
vas th, Hpu>,n. and Oh" washing room 81
the National FuimelIrg and Stamping Plant
In Grant," CIV w. ~" place
Nc,oad uf II lirt- uui huv. was In tIe
rmmedit'" lp,iIrN. amt when cora suddenly
HohsonIf"d IN" uusuNpectIns Young man
he screamed and hlushed Then there was a
crowd OF - people and a special policeman
Whom Cora escaped from the good natured
confusion u those whp Witnessed the perform
auce and rer"r'"d FOR work The foreman told
h-rruat -U,u conduct Wa n y 10 hc oysrlooke ed
Your '.m" - all ready. lie said. and
you ma x whrrr'-T y SUITS your ,ouyen-
."uc"
II Na~ Cora. pleasure 20 leave without
r.pre ado. bg' soon after her Departure her
"SVuIH.,' Nuu hId --"d Grurs- like tnat
Hud .nlurbudN he'd iir"d YOU. jess TO-" "a "a
kHfl"b i.rlrN - Jr~>I" VI IluurN. torI's chum.
jc--." csI"d and thru wadc wry face
'u.' Tor ~ptr. NoN all light ou'. Just Ike
Gltd,- d.d fpu know. GLADYS Il the wan.
nu' Nll'ui hrav'y m IN" new novel. FACTORY
tlr"
50 lr--." and ka'ie talked II all over with
the u'h"r glrl-. and late IN the afternoon a
party of fifteen demanded a raise IN thetr re-
~u"c,I," wage The demand was not com
Piled WITH. aud the girls put on their clOakS
and hat, and quilted The place
sad N il". when asked how the strike
cam" ahov'
IN" whole thing was dlshed up when Cora
was hr"d for kissing Billy Wendell OF
cour~c. "" wanted "a RAISE. too W. ought 80
he raised - ~ - = day We wouldn't have
uu' # the foreman had agreed 20 increase our
factory could have se"n Cora Schrsdsr kiss
R.IlV
The sun., 1901-02-06
The wheel Ia War.

All whr.lmrn and mhSt ~ the public
have known for some time that IA" bicycle
was gaining place for itself as an Impic-
racnt ~ war In relay and orderly duty
r has hrcom" indispensable. and th" cav
airy gratefully acknowledges rS service
in lh- r"er""'. m paIroling It has also
shown itself invaluable. On the battle
Held used IN dc'aChmcnts a. nghiing
irpopl tho value of cyclists il s,ll QlI"s-
toned in many quarters but on IA" other
hand. some authorities have affirmed that
tho bicycle will prove i's efficiency and
advantages oven there
The cavalry i, uf course the arm most
Interested in IA" development ~ the cy-
clis' for tho great purpose OF the latter
IA ,n SPARE 10 the cavalry what work and
fatigue he can, and when W. consider
that the cvclis' requires only infantry
training and Is armed with an infantry
Neapnn. and can therefore do better those
cavalry duties requiring infantry work.
finally being ready 10 support tho cavalry
in the hattlr iisolf his value 10 that arm is
indeed enormous
Tho question ~ the us" 81 cvclst de'nch-
m.nts IN closed order in ia" field has been
virtually decided by numerous experiments
4 Bavarian officer Of authority cites his
own experiences in the imperial manpuvres
Of 1897 tndor N" most irving circIm-
stances h"ayy rains. roads cut up hv the
passage of all arms Of the service. nights
of pitchy dark ne~s, &Cb ho conduct el
his bicycle detachment in offence and do
fence against IN" enemy's cavalry for four
teen and ono half hours continuously.
followed by a hard days work m orderly
and reconnaissance duty, and this by a
night ~ onrpos, duty. ~ tho end every
man and wheel were In perfect CONDITION
Tho question Of using Cyclis' dotach-
mcnt- in lcpcndCnllv. that Is. without the
pr,~-oncr aud support of other arms ~ th.
service ia M" nald. has also been decided
in ~" Affirmative. IN tho Bavariau ma
nruyrcs or I,aS ~uch n detachment. sent ont
alone to ro.onro,'ro tho enemys flank.
succ,s'dcd IN getting around that flank
uuohscrved hy the enemy's cavalry. Cro~s-
Ing an important Nream on the way. and
on arriving in the enemys rear was able 10
Determine his point of assembly and report
the same to the commanding officer without
The sun., 1901-02-06
Private Itiil

no -U'.r ant prprr. H'rr = 'hs '''r-
,n.1e, ". rr' No grrnt'. imurcssni Nv
'hn assertion r.tIa Ny fIa Albany ,urrr
SruuI.r' = I,,rcs Woi|g 'hn' nc Hon
H'.Ip BrNNrrr Huiis uu' 10 any ssns".
. .hri.lt'n fpr 'Io D"Wp.ra'I. nom nation
f,r rr"sIIer' 10 IIoi On vain io"- that
.urrcsp puul"u' .r~.-' 'nn' love f1r ~ and
.'- foes has '.",fri pr.I'iral ambition from
tho mind ~ 'hs Iuri OF Wu'er' = Bn"sl
I'm vain lp"s 'rlr corresponding aver that
VI HIIrs Iu'ut'"- A." rnuyincei that he
.t- u" .Ie~I Ir" or design ~ '"1lIng ~" Demo
.rt'. parry w." A." convinced that cot
pu,,, VII no. be- 'h" dup" ~ his silly
..... ..pl"n' lho colonel knows hy
- ..r.n.s fha' 'N" dream uf becoming
Pre-. .l,.. Ip"- uuf fade away easily from
~" muI 100 whI.h D. has once APPEARED
rrH'un'. th"r" a" uugl'v few Demo
Gratis Br,an,t" or AM Brysuir. who don :
hrn"y" thai VI Hirl ,an easily Toe coaIed
from ll- shy ,ltWber- ~ 'hc law In 1904
y b, then -',s any reasonable hope Of Dem
o,ratIr success That IL the question which
rhe ,autlous gentleman up the river viii
haN" io poud"r
Meanwhile tho candidate who seems not
go -""k who waves away the bauble. may
he much NOR" likely 10 get II than the TOO
eager ani passionate asplrant like Cot
BrY,N little skilful stimulation of cold
Hess AMI Indifference may be n- JrdicIous Ia
politics a. IN love
The sun., 1901-02-06
rive Dollar Dtlls on Gsrs

TO TNr rDfTop Or THP SUN So Your,n
~ DAY to the hnsh'ul young man who I'D no, d.r.
10 orsf 90 pay the fare ~ the "siNl ,hy d.S,,d
Young woman with the rye dollar b,.l. - sound in
srIrt md gracious thsl
rro1,h',. how",rr, tfe Incident ~oult h. REGARDED
move cyu'c,l.y rs car conductors hs-. sen the
same tn.ug happen on several occasions and c,n
duri,rs me that II isa well known trick With c.,
tan women played FOR the purpose ~ getting f,.
20 on the reasonable theory that c1nduc'ot will
NJ, pui N rom cN = resisting woman They say
In, or'rus nv uomen .: hll ~ large that IN, s,A,
arn.nt - casnge 'or u cannot he given by N. c-n
d.crr q o' 50 frequent ocelu.nc- ths, It o,nno, b.
accidental
II must be remembered that the world - mad. NJ
NJ ~ sorts and conditions N people nen and won ~
both and thA, even stylish dress does no, slr,v.
IND c,te g.nuin. style within.
Nrw NOpH. Frh ; ACLe RrnyR
The sun., 1901-02-06

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The sun., 1901-02-06
stevens In,titute " Kidnapping ",a.e a iioa,

TO rHE EplroR or THR SuN 50 Daring the
past two days th.rs have appeared In various public,
uons Of Manhattan. Jersey CI;y. Newark and Ito
botcu articles Of variogs lengths and s.hs;snr,
oJncernng the alleged attempt ~ the Stevens Inst
tte freshmen To tidnsp young Leslie Fort ~ a..
stevens Preparatory School The occasion on witch
the abduction Was To take place VAS their annual
scaool dane. In th,s. various accounts o'the a~air
~. freshmen were always wor>ied after a bloody
rav hy mlt Ads " tctcc.Ne- and policemen c,ta ed
10 prnbc; Fort hy his dot'ng father
IN. truth ~ the aNait WAS thi': lse whole thing
wsSa hoax from beginning to end IN. freshmen
had putpnSry teuhed the innocent ptepletS but had
de,erm ned 10 DO them NJ Ac.ual harm. on account
NJ the prr>nc- oi the girls ana thsr mothers Young
Fort brought his sIu ei~ tn ths schoo building IN
IN, morn ns snd never len the building all DAY a..
had his meals IN the Srlonl. and IN the even ne his
mother esc,fiet the Jonng lsdv whom he had in
ylted to the dance Nh'orn.S pfrrlets'
Furthermore there VAS not n freshman IN Iiohok en-
al the time NJ the alleged abduction. these STATE
meuts hitherto published were obviously insticAt,I
hy prepler for their own eloriNcstOn
We hope that Won will Kindly publish this and rive
o<s chance 10 set Themselves straight IN the ,y,S ~
Their ffienos . bhA'llNO,ri, class Of %
STEvF~s iNs1irt"r. oP rrCHNoloGN, Feb
The sun., 1901-02-06
The Queen Not Troubled Over south Afrte.


F'0- ne LONDON Spectator.
LET on. suppose that the oueens end was
FASTENED hy er'.' at IN. prolonsa,on NJ n. war
or anxiety a, " the state Of the nation Nothing vas
further from her thought I'm Illness and tn. weak
ness which comes vhsr. falls the shadow o'th- grave
had bowed her head. her bearing was cain, and
unt-nuhled As the ship Of state was In the Smooth,u
waters She had no doubts A. to IN. ustneSS o' he,
country. e,use and IN Ia. darkest hours o' tn.
vata year ago she preserved an equan!mlty of soul
sh'ea vas an eISmp'e to all around her In slnr',
and homey phrss. she declared that she cd not
i.e melancholy or depressed ana would not hav. her
house made a melancholy house. The c.ath OF her
son the terrible in-ss NJ her daughter. eloudei h,r
days for against such wounds there no amor, but IN
public anairs the Queen never n'nor.d. As to N.
s,rursl. In South Africa her heart 'st no l.glving,
The sun., 1901-02-06


AIpIN"\ GAMMA h. va" deu VI 'h'- CIV
N"~'"'dh'. VII =" u'"h M 'n" history "'
American speculation a. IN" greatest "i
h''t- ""' ''"' ''""''' ""'N' ''''' ","
h'd been u" "' 'N'iins adventure "Id
cav. ~ b" was commonly known IN wall
street, e'""'n N'"s"''' "''N'''"' W u"s" az"
caution IN all hI' OPERATIONS "'i'n hrnsqd"
e. those whom u" d'd NOT Ah"". 10" was d"
oared hv MS friends - he one OF 'he k'ndest
and most e"n''l "I men
Like N" lat" fnW'Hh f'hTRIh"t OF CHI
caso, Nr tNMM.'k had Tor guiding prin-
,lrl" 'n his ventures IN" CONVICTION thst the
majority ~ Neop" ar" naturally over san
gum" aud ara prone '"">nna'" property at
lu" high a value. especially 'he property
The sun., 1901-02-06
How cordial and how graceful ia tn. "

How cordial and how graceful IL the in
vi,ntinn Just received from IN. legislature
and Governor ~ IN. imperial State 81
IcNas inviting a Joint committee ~ tho
Chamber 81 Commerce and the Merchants
ASSOCIATION ~ this city 90 visit Texas and
inspect the cloriouS things that Texas has 10
show
Tho resolutions d"cla-. that tho Texas
panule think thcv have one of tho fnest
S,airs m the Union. and they would like
above all thing, to have Northern husinas.
mon come 'hor" and settle. and establish
cotton and wool md shoe fact ories and assist
m DEVELOPING tho great mineral resources OF
tho state They want tho committee 30 so
from one end Of tho state 10 the other. and
they will send man from each Congressional
district Of the state over the vast territory
with them
Thus Texas recognizes that the money
power has its virtues. or it's uses. after all.
The sun., 1901-02-06
4 Remark able Manifesto From Paw.
hnskl

Ono ~ Chief Justice M.RsHAil's most
luminous opinions defined the status al,
tho Indian tribes which are subject to The
jurisdiction Of tho United State. Govmn-
mon, and the control Of Congress IoHS
MARSHALL. SAID from the bench ~ the
Supreme Court.
IN. indian nations rev. svavS b,en ~ nsd
s'.d - dNinc' 'nd,n.nd-t communities retaining
tt'l ~ ginHl lights - n. undlspuied posse,sors
81 ~. soil from I'm. nm.norIsl with tn. .ng!.
exception " iha, imposed ny l'r.Sshl. pn.,r which
excluded them from Intercourse WIN any other Fnro
rsan rosn.a,r than the first dScuyer.r OF the Goa
~ ,h- par'"lla' region claimed. ana this wssar.
s''c'ion which th.S European pot,n,ste, imposed
On them',,,s - we'll ~ IN the indians
I he 'ery term nation. es generally appIlrt
- tN'n. means people dls,lnc, from other. m.
Constitution nv declaring usn'., already made
vel - those to he mad. 10 ~ the supfem. lav "
IN, land has adopted ard sanctioned tn. p,.viou,
treaties Srh the indian nation, ana consequently
adm th-'f rank among ~. power, WHO A.. capnhl.
~ making treaties
Nv repeated treaties tho United S'ates
Government has recognized the dlstinc,
eNlS'enc" Of m" Usage Tribe or Nation
IN" OSagca formerly owned and occupied
nearly all ~ IN" land nov constituting tho
States of Missouri and Arkansas This
territory 'h"y coded TO the United States
Governmer'. and moved 20 a reservation
covering a great part of what j. now south.
ern Kansas About thirty years ago they
Cedod this, in turn. and moved 20 their
present habitat IN oklahoma, whrre they
bought land and paid for II ont of the
proceeds Of the sale Of their Kansas home
They have twice moved on before nd
vancing civilization. Their present territory
is not reservation created by Executive
order, hut their purchased property They
have their own Constitution and laws
Their capital j. Pawhu~ki
las, spring the tribal Government Of
the Usage Nation was abolished hy order
~ tho Department ~ the Interior. and the
relations Of the Federal Government TO
the nation were thus terminated. The
The sun., 1901-02-06
.Hff,sr ~ THr Rft tOHN HTfTrR
wets fet ths stsp.sa 'isrserar

a. 90 lrr.r Hf 90. -.. ST. .0nF
fHspr.sH H'...u. ...r f.r. r...ut.. org.
WON .r ..o ..f.r't.. Hf tre rsf I.H. IS ..'r
u' 'He I.rH. Ws..u ,Hlg' H. Nrr...r
chaplain fH 'r" b..'.f 80 & OF"
Hf N~vprs N.' 4 nr moved 'H sH. ''F .'
..mrrI- '.r aInla'I. NJ 'H" .."rHH.'.
ior fourteen ear u" De. I,ri .. % .H.
muni'r srsl enough '. g.'" Dbl. yp's..I" j
,..s'.,u % 'Hs gu~-.r w'.,N '..'.Va "''f.
- Hf 100 unmarried m0r.-'"r NJ 'ne snsu".
pH gen. search has '1u"d 'o rer"sl 'He' .r
ell 'hn' ru" arv I-"afh ~ scandal h1- N"eI
.''r-ri V.ih fes,ri % '.' r"I'' 100 20 a'.
vurHau
IHo epwHn on rnns" account o" f7' boon
shot '-' n'a congregation f't' tui = 'u.'
asp after a prptrl,'rd uYu'r"I with other
women - 90" congregation N|'' N'.u. '."
uIuiS. ~ sid.d She rHp -a.a r.f' af & '..'
lu" n"fpr" iha' quarrel was r"rwn p''t hF
Ner v.ftdraNu. from -" .Uuf.N 'N" u..f....
'.r INVADED U,' ..,.u. ~ir -tf- 'rt' I".
N tue -hr II- k"u' fNr .rIu" ~",f"' ir ~i.''
= terrible pl,,p'aI and mental d.-..,.- .ur
her uclghpur- Ia- no. been 'ui' uI uu' lr
pressed b! 'h" g"u"taI ku"0'"is" "' 'h"
Her husband anew t'a' t,. uI'- lad ne"n
al invalid ever -li," They HI'hdr'v from
VI k"Il"r.- church. 1n"N 'hn' h"''r" nat
VIrhdrawai she had been ~Ih'r,' I'D. ''- N'
aNtrafur hy-f"rit uus 81 which led tr Hu .J.
pleasant and even 10 violent seen" At "a" front
door ~ 'ra church two trtr- ago. and knew
that her hy-t"riDal conduct H' home had
,nused ham - eNpr"-- lIs -"fsr r' d. .-r.u-
Tort ir hi- ~ guam lauC"~ bu' Iuu"ui'"N
upon hearing her sturN - the rector con
duct he ipok hf~ revolver from utS dc~h and
went pU' 80 hcdg" bN Wlt'h b." knew 'I"
minister mus pas Hid 'tef" Law lu Nu'
FOR hlm when 'Ns Rev MT heller cam.
along he husband -'.pued W h"hlud HIM md
shot HIM without Hvurd
Whatever may have led Mr. Barker 80 nuass
the accusation against Mr. keler thH' has
been made, " does not appear ihHt any eVI-
d-nCe corrobora'iNs ~ II can bs obtained
unless tho wuman's physician has something
tu say ia he mater
>ur MtuHfr or rHF CoNDHFG,TIoN
ARLINGTON. Feb
The sun., 1901-02-06
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.r1rgn 1rlHr'E .'" If.'."eE
announced ro'"a '.r .." "H..."E '"'r '.
srr Hfue no' He"u obi '.'rT tni l'"'"n
isr ~ 'Ir uuv"f 'H ."ml'. r1'.rH'd- ''
.'rr",f tri 'N .Hr'r. .N'f sV'.' ~
1rrpngru.erfa o. IrHfura 'N' tr"rr
MARION ~ OBJ" r"r ."r''g" - lr'..."u '"'V""n
vpr.ous roads h1ri'Iug 'NfH"gn 'r"'tf and
~ u0 Ires" tf" waters - i"'1. 'h" W1'1
Iroposf'.pu I- enough f'r nne n'u'h'u
lrr propu.ei ,ouWIssIor would CONSIST
~ 'VoI,o members appointed f'r -" ~
guui h'ha,nr hy 'h" Prssid"n' 1ud cnn.
filmed hy no soma" - commissioners
funs' no practical experienced railroad
men. IN" 'rNW "1'h or rs" SECTIONS y
'ue country md pn" ~ Arg" AT ha ~
n"er r"Don' T'uded ny majority - IA"
general managers - 'h" dif"ren' railroads
m tho locality from winch "10h = - b" ap-
pointed IN" other sN commissioners
must own no railroad stock ~ bonds. and
wns' rcpres"n', respectively, 'h" in'"rc-'s
- shippers M zach - 'hc slN 'lassIi-
,uIrIs ~ fr"igh' hereinafter mentioned
and described promised d"s' flp'I"n
and olass Ifca'lon which th" h'Ii 'iII- utterly
20 AFFORD
II will be observed 'ha' although The
terms ~ tho h'Il apply equally +" common
carriers hv land and hN water y makes
no provision for any representation ~ the
steamboat and steamship interests. or the
schooners. scows and ranalhoats likewise put
under The control NJ h" Commission Thai.
howe' or. Is matter ~ no consequence
T. will also b" observed that the broad
power 20 control all matters pertaining
~ shipping rates ~ common carriers within
The nted states covers mo express
business; while tho express companies
have no representation on tho proposed
commission That, also, i of no great
Consequence
The novel 'oa'ur" Of This scheme ~ do
The sun., 1901-02-06
23.a75 PATENTS i>>iTD.
4 Connecticut Drops to THIRD rIace Nv YORK
In seventh. the Pau Year.

WAsHiNGro>. Feb 5 IN" r"g'''
missioner Ducll on tho huslu'-- o. OIL. .''
ONCE for the calendar N"n' '9o" -'
the total cash receipts W"r" sI..,"'-'
sOa moro than IN" expenditure u '..
=. q2S patents w"r" l-~I"j 'N ''
| nited Stat.~. IN" r'sfrl'' Of niI'."
tho greatest rclatIy" uvuu"'. ...
having bean iS~u"d 80 oyer. 49," ..
hahitan'S Colorado Vts -'."' .
To- cverv gIl inhabitants. '"uIr.'
with one 10 ..u3 and Now "rN -'.
Ip'o qls
The sun., 1901-02-06
The Rat,ir.hip Contracts Sis""'

W.surHoroN. Ieh ,'r'r.
CONSTRUCTION - tNr"H s""r'.
.hiIs We" sIguad ~ -" \1.'
today Iua ron'r1r' or. tN" N.'.
shin Rutldug aud ll'' hHnh
\lrginin, - . Ba't I'ou " %, q
the Moran Rrn'h"r- 'H'.p ptr
Mash agree 80 CONT l'io '.'
ibiriv-sIN months FROM dt'"
The sun., 1901-02-06

rh' N'rh Arr"nd, Rs-'sr Tor FEBRUARY has 4
d'unguished llN o' cpntrihu'ot' md il much mor-
n,ay UP to date than most ma gs,ln.s and ,eyi,~s
ar All. to he IN lNsucs b, Lady Jeunc on the reign
- Queen Victoria Noteworthy contributor, are
Mark Twain BENJAMIN Harrison, senator Inds.
capt. Cro''.r. -. y, '. :. A., Allan MsIsn. Hsun
ton. Augustin. Ri'f.ll. VI. y. perrS Bsimout. Sis
Isp.l Grimm and ". u. Hos.ls, lkb . ihsashs ss0-
penC number
The sun., 1901-02-06
President Eliot Now Holds tn. Harvard Record.


President Eliot has now served the university
n, longer time than any Of his predecessors In ONE
This week hlsrm ~ service ecpses that NJ President
Hoyot.. who disappointed sep, - i5A7. and served
until his death. vh,ca occurred on Jun. !. i7sa.
period covering thirty one years, eight months snd
three days The time which has elapsed sine. May
TO- iss9. when President f,o, entered into offe.
eI oeeds this long term by thre. days
The sun., 1901-02-06

According ~ despatch printed By the
C,rc,rrdt ENQUIRE starving and unusually
Nerce wolves have appeared on the streets
~ New Buffalo. Mich and IN" town IL ter
roriysd i Is natural that the lurtn. cl~-
mcn,s should break loo." now that the iron
hand NJ Por.ro rr~GRrE ~ no longer all owed
~ hold them IN check
The sun., 1901-02-06
wonderful Doctor Iudeed.

rro- the Tops'd pd,p CnJt'Il
They sy my cousin isa wonderful doctor
You be, he is' isualloued a nickel IN. other DAY
and he made me cough up two dollsrA"
The sun., 1901-02-06

Va don't voud"r ihot oar esteemed con
'rr purtry u' u r.' ester TIE won ant
lf..rr,.~. upgl-c- $50 o''i AL excursion from
'uai city 80 t,h VI A>pUtw CArNEGIE to
= We u 4 fr"r lurIr. lu.s would he an uu-
Il - fled pror"nd rs and. moreover. whats
fir m'ry' Rochester need not fear Tint u
wont gr' a unruH Bu' tow Nu- must politely
wat their t4ru
The sun., 1901-02-06

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