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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-03-28
III. Portraits d ly' Presidents
With Biographical Sketches
General Charles n. Crosvenor,

This page designed by Tiffany.
The Inaugural year, when the public mind is
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sale is already tremendous, and Will perhaps
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Every Patriotic American desires to read what
General Grosvenor has to say or George WASH
ington, Thomas jefferson, Andrew jackson,
Abraham Lincoln, President mckinley and the
other Chief Executives OF the Nation. Every
body desires to read wnat General Grosvenor,
the staunch old Republican leate In Congress,
will say OF that staunch old Democrat, Andrew
jackson. the father or the Democratic party.
General Grosvenor has thrown into his sketch
OF Jackson all the fire and energy or his nature.
The biography Of Thomas Jefferson is grand.
The biography OF Lincoln is as beautiful as
sunrise over the hilltopS. General Grosvenor
has personally known all the Presidents since
the time OF James Buchanan. the Generals
book Will therefore contain history which has
never before been published, written from his
own personal observation or these great men.
General Grosvenor has served In Congress for
nearly twenty years, and he has served his
country In war and In Congress for nearly forty
years. The book contains twenty-four large
fhOtograVure Etchings as flne as Steel Plates,
printed by hand, on heavy plate pager made es-
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Paintings endorsed by the family and near rela-
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Farmer Robbed and Beaten.

ELMIRA, N. Y, March 26.-The barn
of Henry Wright, farmer residing three
miles from Addison, was discovered to
be on fire at O'Clock last night. He
went out TO extinguish the flames when
three men set upon him, beat him into
unconsciousness and robbed him of $500.
He is probably fatally injured
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HOLY WEEK.

A week from next Sunday, April
7th is Easter. The week preceding
is Holy Week. The services at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church will be as
follows:
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II IL fails TO curel
X. w. Groves signature is on each box. G5c.
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Hartmans 0ddS our ond Hartmans
Ends o>,,
WEEK. rn.annn WEEK.
Monday April lst to Saturday Night April 9th.
Our New Store will Soon be Ready
That's why these Odds and Ends
And Remnants Must Go

WINDOW SHADES.
Felt window shades, Odds and Ends
Sale, &C.
Oil cloth window shades, were 2oc.,
Odds and Ends Sale, 2Ic.
Oil cloth window shades, were 6oc.,
Odds and Ends Sale, FAC.
Oil cloth window shades, were 75c.,
Odds and Ends Sale, soc.
CORSETS.
3 doz. corsets, sizes IS, 26, 27, 28,
20, 80, sc. Were 50 to 7sc. Odds
and Ends Sale, soc.
FLANNELETTE.
Printed fannelette, Alteration Sale
were 64c. yd. Odds and Ends Sale,
sc. a yd.
WRAPPERS.
Odds and Ends Of wrappers, were oSc.
Odds and Ends Sale, TAG.
BLANKETS.
A few pairs of blankets, were Sc. SO.
Odds and Ends Sale, $5.45.
A few pairs of blankets, were 81. SO,
Odds and Ends Sale, $3.4o.
A few pairs of blankets, were 1915,
Odds and Ends Sale, $2.59.
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The music on Easter will be rend-
cred by the surpliced choir of twenty
voices. A full choral service will be
rendered at GAS in the morning, as
has been the custom for many years.
The choir has been rehearsing for
several weeks, and the sevice will be
an attractive one. The public is sinvit-
ed to all these services.
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STATE TAX RATE FOR 1909.
% u tstimatef Ihat % Will Not Esceed
One-Italf Of q MIN.

ALBANY. Oct l.. The annual State tar
rate To be fired by tho next Legislature. II
u expected. will not exce-d one-haf Of a
mill. The TAI rate for the fiscal ear he
ginning oct. /, 1900. was 100 mills. This
raised about sS.SCo.OO and represented the
aggregate direct taxes levied for the eX-
prn=es 81 the State Government. which
amount To 81. o.0o annually. The re-
nIainder is secured from indirect sources
~ taxation For the fiscal year ended
Oct. I, 1870. the tax rate was 90 mills
which brought into tho State Treasury
about 81 600 no
In estimating the e~ourcc ~ the State
Treasury on Oct, 1901. the last l<'gislAt-
ure fgurd hat the receipts from the cor
poraiion taN would amount To g. .S0o.0S.
and from the inheritance tax s?Oo.6o
The receipts from these two source for tn"
past h-cal wear exceeded the estimate by
81, ON. Zoo from corporation taxes and bN
q, sp.O0 from in~heritsnce taN-~. These
incrrs~--. together with IN" retripts from
the laws passed by The last LEGISLATURE
taxing trust companies and saving hanks
resulted In n surplus IN the state Ir"AsutN
on Oct. | of NEARLY ~ .DO.up III" revenues
under the Insurance Tar law viii amount
10 sn,eD and will te payable IN a lev
months. Whether the direct state tas
which can 10 fixed hy the next legt-lsture
car 10 continued thereafter vii depend
upon the r.s~ipts from the indirect hh
revenue laws now in force
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A#n - n too y cAfds snd ssne
Trick II would ~ folly To lead the ace
81 diamond, b~~rau-. u would take a -scond
round 20 clear the suit and the partner must
hold three ~ the suit Ia order TO bring "
la. Even n u 10 loading right up To The
snard~i king. What h. Y "a do ns,v lie
dare nua lead n spade UP 10 the po-.inie
tanace in AZ hand, and The oluhs may 10
siopt-d, a. " has ofs only y tAke~ tie
bad In hs own hand, 80 ~ 10 head 10 w"
olui~
Trckt Th. same tscticr IL get another
bad thruugh and take ~" hnc--- h.s"N'F
Rpat thu isk. a. u mus h. tak.n v 4 hoir-
L win the game Many playets would
raihaT tnl-i 90 Dropping the gsrk irofn "
on the A-sImpiion that hi- qu-rn Nss
fAl-r card b. prf-renc- H. rsAing the dha
mulds l-anx all hrpught t
Tnck HAD 4 any m"ans ~
thai n you'd MAXI every uih-r utoh We
~uuid pfss=ily at honu- ht- hsArf 49,
and AZ. tn gai''- lasi be- ds-s n"i ~ahl
o. make to- l~aft tTacks god against
him-lf, nm dos 10 tsks o. had siedf-
up o. tho tcuaov. ~ he mus cuu'ihu" no
duls and rhaf tn-n
4 D. imps@-iiAs to safhss tosvFhsu ne
NAM ags-fs undsF sbtch this f~fufa"in
81 -iathsg from iha p.sftHss . -aii No,
pru-nt N-M o. a. g. w. aiAr a. fnfnn
late = uulr ,spt~tn6 81 n.-rs. hui Aitsfai.h
g. tlr makr. thT -aHv, the Ia-~iiahlh-
a durums -igHsIS ssts -un - tif oih"
and tis. advantage Ia - ssiasi u = ~~shtd
.an iufts uut l-atss Than uh' hra $50
ut.-n~i mu.i eh - o&Isfoiy sheatsd "A
esd lneissau.l ksss
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COSr or TR,I>G HERIIHi.
Mr.. o,cs,, Collect. $40 sos rs'ice Besrd
~ .wdicated' u~riihy.

william VI X Olcr,t. FORMERLY nis'nc'
Attorney, o,saip~d Judgment Yesterday
in IA. S,ipr-iue Court against ~" city for
,lo MS for -cryic~s and disbursement. IN
Connection ~ith charges against the Pohre
Captain john y Herlthy. The ludgmcti
Wa entered On cnii--n' ni ,r "NN
Counsel Nhaleu lA-i N~uy-uiSf 20 pr-I~rr
chsrs.. s-stu. ,aps Herhhv IN 80 r~qun-i
80 Pa Rranf Law vrr ulratt vu.t"d
90 ,hr,p frntn ,hat 'imr univ f~h :; IA
rb~y ~-r- hnally rr'-eu'.i 70 VIZ iY.e-
~.na,,ss ~ tata H~nihy o. ci,aFs" - the
.R~d IAsii dlsinr and ~, sll.gd t--.l-
me-, n ,hs lss'sr - th~ rrolC s't~drHl
N. iall ~ hpi rr--"ui-d ~ NJ ol~n't
~s. Zoe tsn"" iof ~'rAir~- a,td w. iot
d,-lasr.susis OomptruIl~f '"hF fv'u-ri
t.uat n tsr y l..n q was 80 duSui o ti""s
wfih ,sa alr~~d fur iri~rs's y ~ns al
prnNssf
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~ vtn to- ~ ards shi game
Trick /? To go hack With the spade
seems natural. a. II looks TO y az II the dia-
mond suit could be shown ia the discard
and II l. certainly much tetter TO have
A lead through thai, king han for y To lead
w % IL
Trick = A goes right on With his suit
~ A. 10 get n Clcarcd As II happens.
IL do.s not help matters any II h. DOGS head
a iamon now because five clui~. two
hearts ant a spade will win the game, and
u can afford To L~c a spade n he can make
n Trick In diamonds
Trick 5 b. play 81 the queen NAV be
a false card. but 4 IL not afraid Of h, who
has no more spades to lead 10 A II is
better. however. Ia put Ir TAI in and
try a lead through. Just TO see what A plays
and Ia take the hne~se against " u A doe
not cover.
Trick 8 With the imperfert fourohette
over the nine. A must cover, - ~ TO pre-
vent Va passing the trick and makirg all
the cluhs which would win III" game ut
once.
Trick Z 2 Is quite safe in letting 4 get
into the lead now, ar y must be all dia-
monde or he would not discard the second
hs~t heart.
Trick 10 r refuses 10 win THE trick
~ ~ to drop all the diamonds, " makes no
difference. a. there are tricks enough In
V hand To win the gaine nj once.
This hand might have had a very DIV
fcr-nt result n u had taken upCn himself
the responsibility 81 showing HE own suit
before he rcturned his partness, a. the
following diagram will show.
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IN LOOkOfT TOR 4 M HLAR.
,a.u,r~s Gave Gcelrt Residence q. race
u.,,,ra >ot so, sarrtakrr SAYS.

~wsli-dr-ss-d elderly man visited Jenef-
-on Market police court yesterday morning
because, h- -.id, n policeman had rugs'stru
,h., in william Bradley. a nesr" under
ARES, A. a suspicious person, IA" might
identify tho thief who had rohh"d his house
at ssI Ffth avenue, . wc~k ago. The Vlsi-
tor vas very nXiuu that, n" one but tho
Magistrate should hear what he had 10
.ay lie left without telling his name
81 xith0u, being ablc 20 identify Bradley.
lie aid that, he would have q %Colored ser
want visit the court 1" iu-ik Al the prlsoher.
ssi Firh avenue, which - the ''oelet
r..id.nce the caretakcr Said that no rob
hery had ben committed there. The
BRADLEY was caught on Friday afternoon
lac William Wood 81 IS We, Twenty-s"v,-
en,h street., and & VI Gillette, 20 NAIh
.yenus. who said that he was mining ne
n.okei. OF Francis pohcrty of - We-'
rwenty eighth street ~
In the police court brsn'"y ' Vas
discharged
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n held a card that would heat the DUNN Y.
such az the ten. lac should return u, regard
lees Of number. u l. a mere accident hat
A saves a trick by returning the nine, or
tie eight q ten would both make against
hlin.
Trick Q Up to this point z has ~siched
the discards very carefully and rcad- n
for protection in spades. which must lie
.t least thr~e or four to the queen, and u
for the strong diamond suit. HE play
therefore. " to get out of his own way on
-rades and then put A In, trusting tina
tao spades or a spade and the queen OF
diamonds will win the game,
Had A kept a diamond he could have
saved the game, but lac argued that he had
no idea that his partner was 80 erong IN
that suit. and he felt himself hound TO keep
. sure stopper Ia spades. ~ II T. had the ace
and another and look the hnesso OF the nck
ON the second round. he must make four
SPADE tricks unless A kept three guard- to
his queen, and he could not keep THREE
guards 20 III. queen and also the best hesrt
and a diamond to lead Ia his partner IL
the student will examine into As position
he will 49, ia dificultie~
shutting out the whole amon suit
wins the game for y-Z.
Nov look how differently this hsnd goss
II u Is not In such a hurry tn Nesn his
partners suit but shows what can lie ac-
complished Ia his own
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rrR.y,Ry C,srs amor RNED.
VII r,,n and Neithu.eo Ia Have = turther
Uesrtng OF Oct. 10.

Robert l. Martin. President, and Harry
yelthus.n, Secretary 81 th" Delaware
surety Company Of Wilmington. rho were
arrested. charged with PERJURY and released
on sio. oo hail each Ivy Magistrate Olmsted
on "Wednesday. wcre arraigned Tor "'-
animation a, the Centre street pohc' court
Yesterday morning -
/, ~as alleged that they swore that CO.,
on. the full capital stock Of IN. company
had t--n paid In when they knew 70 ,he
contrary II IL alleged that the company
vas orgsniy nod hy the Hcinye Interests
Franklin Bien 81 counsel Tor the defence
moved for a dismissal on IN" ground that
The complain, did no, ailegr IN" o,mnli,-
m.nt OF the crime In ~" county ~ New
YORK Magistrate Olms'cd accordingly dts
ch.rr,d The prisoners They did not lcaN"
th,l, seats. hu, awaited III. s~mendnstt
~ iha complaint, when they ~ere FORMALLY
re~arraigned
After arguments "a" hearing vas adj
jouned till oct 20
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tssn t"t 80 sna ps,se
hsefinr (. - a.. s.s,,'.. ~
tesVns aud auins a. uelf trfasGcs saa
ri lSlffssl ssasA -ass
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lPsst gft,rt Notirt.
ro>r OFFICE NOTICE

CShould 10 r,.d DAILY b, al INTERESTED a. changes
ma, occur a. any TIM "a
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p,.rl,t aud SupPi, m,-,ar, mail, oh~s ~ ror,isn
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erce 81 Habit


Thrfe ts = woman 90 taps cd. NHo. fufi'
% muf~ yuars ago. di.lutst~d lsf IsN d
Uuft lsf isadN. aud Nhlle to- dauHass Nss
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L-B sa III. odd ttes
Trick /. The four being the missing
card. 4, looks 10 Il as N A had led from q
suit Of Ave and that Il had only three. Who
holds the king. Il IL impossible. To tell. but,
n .e~< that no matter what u holds. A cannot
have held both king and queen or n could
not Afford To false oard the JACK.
Trick 2 u can either return his partners
,uit and trus, ,o showing his own suit by
getting two discards, which was h u
hoped for In the play first given, or has
can play his own suit once, just To show
nat he holds the command Of u and wants
A chance 81 killing the queen In the dummy
Nohlng can h. losi by showing his suit un-
les. IL 80 Happens that his psr'.t has but
one card Of Il
thing Is to get A In to lead II through the
queen. u cannot tell whei her or not A has
th. hesi heart. but h. must - hack Win
the heart, because Il - obvious from ~"
make and from dummy'r yards that rs
great suit /. clubs and that hiS rsentry
\. In SPADES This IL a good example Tor
the beginner ~ th. impor'snc- ~ studying
IA. infrr-nc-s possible from the lAiuT- ~
the make ~ well a. those tp-sihle from
! the cards Ina, are played or shown q.
Trick A. before. u looks Ia A a. "
his partner held four hearts, including
| the four. hut h. has a much more certain
guide IN thi- oASr. n having let a diamond,
held the trick and then switched, showing
| clsary that h@ wanted 10 NH lhr diamond
qu-.n IN dummy's and. alter which Z,
MI 10 time enough "a make his hearts II
h" has them
Although the d-uc. % diamonds j. ap-
p.rcntiy marked In A. hand. u h u--l~-- u
trusi him 10 lead dism"nds again and
mus, ovrrtsse ga. ten u a. On ~ ,u'
suii him-elf n n doe not "N-rtskr tta'
| tnoa, hi. thr~e diamonds n"vcf make
xhirA l. q good Illustration ~ ia" ril'
that yuu should never tnisi u Nuut paff'
net g. g. ANYTHING Tor yuu that you oAr
40 for y~our-lf. ESPECIALLY such = thius
a. scius On With yuur suit
H.r~ J. a. illustration q = d,frr-ui oA-e
In ~Aach ne ihird hand - guided largely
Wy prni.staitie- and ~ tie las 'hHi "
k1Ns Ne and ti. psrtn" haN" tNo -uli'
g. hshi ADAMS TO un q fas-ed mss' lh'
dummy .Aid natnImp hH Hrrw l-ati
twelv- ell 90 ~ ulisi=a gans NJ" Iaa'
in this 90 ~un ths FuhlHH W ufr HN
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or the other, Thi- Is ho~ the hand actually
went
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CUSTOM o
Suit, TO Ordsr, St4.0O.

pYriu. thi- ale Wcll "Uutinu" o. t'se "t-
d.rs on suits hat cannot 10 "updnd rl...
where under ts N 10 sn'"1 i"t s""
60. over a. chest OF wet I' % ~hghl
.tdIrIouHl charge
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Tnrk 1 on IA" hr' rnund 10" d"aief
fal-s raris no i--t h~ar. for ~" duui'le
,urp..- - d--ivlns the GdV~rAris~ and
~ tuducins tis-al o. Hs-p go WITH 'lF SUI
al VI him h t-fufs thrs oisaf up tis dts-
wanis. whirh D. tao suii BE- y particularly
sfuaii ~ AL ~ ~oas-rset ttAt sthie
a.. ,i.a ~ ties kr.s = I--@ihle tu0t ~ sit-
is IA ths hlsh arb b. osH All 80 same
,s1- 90 sluT aut 80 diamaalds
INA A. titr tsuf 49, iHni tal. 80
aU.iis ereIlts hs Iartfssf ~ith D. sni fs~h-
ius han ~ t~u usufs ~ the suh 10 si~
49,. tls - 10 las hassd .ftsis - a. rrfuf
81 ~ould tA ~ l--u u y sss SD paw
fos u- rs.sas siIv.ay psa4ass ~, Ma "
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II, 49, "a ssa.f 10 rrsp~fy prers.
p-.~H fof ths dag duties AZ ng~s
...tA..a 40 ~ sdsrfns-i reaps NE ess~rs
=, a. s.soCasuos -As&
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Post Nfnrt Notiet.

WEDNESDAY AtsNo ior INN,. -
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New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
NEW-YORK CITY

The general committee Of the German-Americar
League will meet in the large hall in the Trni,od
Charities Building Tuesday evening next AT s.2o
o'clock.
A meeting under the auspices of the Citv
Vigilance League will be held the West End
Presbyterian Church. Amsterda m-ave and One
hundred and-fifth-st.. tomorrow evening The
speakers will be the Rev DIR. John Bacom Shaw
Professor Francis VI. Burdck. Rabbi Adolph M
Radin and Frank Moss
The laying of the cornerstone OF the new Hall of
Records. which to have taken place at l
o'clock yesterday afternoon, postponed until
the hour on April l3
The New-York Northheld- Hermon Club old stu
dents of the schools founded by D. L. Moody, is
endeavoring raise 10000 toward the permanent
endowment fund, and through its efforts about
$4,000 has been secured. The club will give con-
the West Side Auditorium No. 3iS West
Ffty-seventh-st.. Tuesday evening, April 1s the
proceeds TO be devoted this fund Tickets may
be obtained from c. Seymour Clark, No 216 West
One hundred-and-thir -third-st. Miss Florence
Parker. No. 2l7 East Twenty-seventh-st.
The annual entertainment and reception of the
Customs Brokers and Clerks Association OF New
York will take place at the Lexington Opera House
Friday evening. The programme includes the
performance of "Esmeralda" by the Amaranth
Dramatic Society. of Brooklyn.