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The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
Sailed. steamer Hudson, Savannah.

Baltimore. Nov. 26.-Arrived, steamer
State of Texas, Savannah; schr The
Josephine. Port Royal.
Sailed, steamer Itasca, Savannah.
Antwerp, Nov. 24.-Arrived, Claverly
Savannah. via Bremen; 25th, Claudius,
Savannah. via Liverpool.
Trieste, Nov. 23.-Arrived, Citta di
Messina, Savannah.
Charleston, S. c.. Nov 26-Arrived
steamer Iroquois, Bearse, Boston and
New York, and proceeded for Jackson
vile; experienced violent gales. and
high seas.
Sailed, steamer Normannia dam,
Galveston; schr Georgetta Lawrence,
Rollent, New York.
Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. 26.-Entered,
schr Springfield, Tomlin, Baltimore.
Cleared, steamer Apache, Pennington,
New York.
Port Royal. S. c.. Nov. 26.-Arrived,
L. S. S. Topeka. Charleston.
Port Tampa, Fla, Nov. 26.-Arrived,
steamer Mascctte, Smith, Key West,
and sailed on return.
Sailed, schr David P. Davis, Irwin,
Baltimore.
Pensacola, Fla. Nov. 26.-Arrived,
steamships Blenheim (Br), Mobile;
MADELEINE (Span). Galveston for Man
chester. put in for bunker coal; tug
Echo. O'Leary, with barges from Ha-
vana.
Sailed. steamship Henry Horn (Ger),
Hansen, Glasgow.
Cleared, steamships Cayo Largo (Br),
Denton, Bremen, via Newport News;
Henry Horn Ger. Hansen, Glasgow;
schrs Brothers (Br), Kelly. Nassau;
Mary A. Hall, Haskell, Irvington.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
shipping Memoranda.

Liverpool. Nov. 25.-Arrived, Fern
dene. Savannah.
Philadelphia, Nov. 26-Arrived. schr
Luiie l.. Pollard. Fernandina.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New
York-Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Berkshire. Ryan, Philadel-
phia-J. j. Carolan. agent.
Steamship Clematis (Br), Bulman.
Buenos Ayres-J. F. Minis & Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
Foreign Exports.

Per Swedish bark Aracan. for Bris-
tol-1,000 rosin, S2,420i6; 200 spirits,
S49. 512. 75.-Cargo by S. P. Shotter Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships
and Shipping.

In no other place is the effects of
first choice apparent as it is in the
hold of a vessel that has been partly
loaded at another port, and comes to
the second port to finish. The steam
ship Northtown, which is at the Plant
System wharves for lumber. is said to
be an example of this. She was part
ly loaded with lumber at Fernandina,
and, of course. the stevedores there
took the most desirable space for their
cargo. When the vessel came on here
it was natural that some disadvant-
ages would arise in loading, or, at
least, that the stevedores here might
not be able to get as much into the
vessel as they would if they had had
complete control of the loading. The
loading of the Northtown, however, is
being done by a competent stevedore,
whose experience will no doubt enable
him to utilize every available inch of
room in the vessel.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
savannah Almanac. 18TH Meridian

Sun rises at 7O5 a. m. and sets at
5:19 p. m.
High water at Savannah to-day at
S:S4 a. m. and 9:01 p. m. High water
at Tybee one hour earlier.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
Vessels Cleared Yesterday.
VESSELS Went 20 Sen.

Bark Aracan (Swed). Johnson, Br
tol--Dahl & Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
Early Vegetables.

Early Vegetables.
POTATOES-s3.o0p per barrel.
ONIONS-Native, barrels, $4.25@4.5o;
crates, $3.50.
CABBAGE-s1.75 crate
BIackeye peas, s2.25 bushel; pigeon
peas, 1925 bushel.
White pea beans. $3.50 bushel.
Breadstuffs, Hay and Grain.
FLOUR-MarketT steady; patent
A.25; straight, $3.50; fancy, 1885; fam
lily. $40; spring wheat best patent.
4.75. ar
MEAL-Pearl, per barrel. $3.50; per
sack. $3.50; city meal, per sack, bolted,
$115; water ground, $40; city grits,
barrel, $500 per sack, $1.s5: sundry
brands $3.50.
CORN-The market firm; white lob
lots, SIC; carload lots, S5c: mixed corn
job lots, SIC; carload lots. SAC.
RICE-Market steady; demand good
fancy head, &c; fancy, SIC.
Prime ............... ......-......5
Good ............'........ ..4AGtA
Fair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4h04Ia
Common .................... ..3h
OATS-No. mixed, carload, 561hc:
job lots, 5S1ac' white clipped, cars, 63c:
job lots, 6415c
BRAN-Job lots, s125; carload lots,
1920.
HAY-Market steady; No. l timothy,
job. $l.oO; cars, &c; No. . s59971sc.
job, cars, 95c.
Fruits md Mats.
APPLES-New apples. s4.75a5.oo.
st0G per 100.
00Q1.5O.
LEMONS-Market steady at q 250
$50.
GRAPES-Malaga, $5,0O@5. so barrel
ORANG ES-Florida, $27503. 90 hoy
PRUNES-20s to 30s, 1O15c; Sos to zOs.
9lkc; 40s to sos, 7szc; Sos to COS, nc
COS to 70s, SIC; 70s to sos, SIC; sos to
Cos, sac; COS to zoos, SIC.
PEANUTS-Ample stock, fair de-
mand; market firm; fancy hand-pick-
ed. Virginia. per pound. SC; hand
picked Virginia, extra, 4c; N. c. seed
peanuts, 4c.
NUTS-Almonds. Tarragona, 141kc;
Ivicas, lac; walnuts, French, 10c; Ma
pies. &c. pecans, 12c; Brazils, lac;
ilberts 12c; assorted nuts, 50-pound
and 25-pound boxes. 12hc.
Dried and EN operated Fruits.
APPLES 1o1z@11c; sun
dried, &c.
APRICOTs - Evaporated, 11hc
pound; nectarines, 10hc.
RAISINS-L. L., s1.75; imperial cab
inets, $3.50; loose, 5o-pound boxes, 71kc
pound.
PEACHES - Evaporated, peeled,
19c; unpeeled, &c.
PEARS-Evaporat ted 1o1zc.
Su=ar md Coffee
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27

Shipping men may save themselves
trouble by bearing in mind that there
are now two vessels in port named
Clematis. One is the Belgian steamship
Clematis, at present discharglng, ana
which is consigned to J. F. Minis Il
Co, and the other the British steam
ship Clematis. which arrived yesterday
to Minis & Co, and will discharge.
Both the Belgian Clematis and the
British Clematis will be alongside at
the Plant System wharves later on,
loading phosphate rock.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27

New York. Nov. ga cablegrain to-
day from London says that the overdue
ship Roanoke, Capt. Asbury, from Nor
folk, June -, for San Francisco, was
spoken Sept. % in latitude 81 south.
longitude 10, west. The Roanoke is
laden with coal for the Mare Island
Navy Yard. At one time her roinsur-
ance was quoted at 80 per cent. after
a report had been made that she had
been sighted on fire. Later she was
reported sighted on Sept 9. The loca-
ton given in to-days cablegram shows
that the ship had just rounded Care
Horn.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27
Structure and varicoceIe
Cured PainieSSIy.

There Is no necessity Of submits ng 10
,ou are afflicted with Structure or Var cOcele.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-27

POTATOES-s3. per barrel.
ONIONS-Native, barrels, $425@4.50;
crates, $3.50.
CABBAGE-$1.75 crate.
BIackeye peas, s2.25 bushel; pigeon
peas. $2.25 bushel
White pea beans. $3.50 bushel.
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OBITt4Rf.

Isue. Thompson 81 Brooklyn a al suddenly
On Thursday nisht a. the home Of his daush-
ter. Mrs Arnold Fransioli. 2s5 Clinton street.
In his seventy THIRD wear He had been
IN m. grocery business IN Atlantic avenue"
and Henry street for over ftty wears He
was long active In Democratic politics and
a member Of tho General committee Tor
twenty years he was a member OF the New
the Ma uonal CIV Bank of Rrooklyn He
had been a volunteer fireman funeral
service, viii be held on Monday morning az
~ Pauls Catholic Church IN Court street,
ni which no was the oldest member
RBaruch wertheim. a dealer In hides A. ioi
Gold street. died yesterday morning Al hi
home, ie East i21th street, of blood Lolson-
INK, caused by an operation performed som"
time ago for kidney trouble" u" was on"
Of the best known merchants in The leather
TRADE snd s TG calm, pT%yn'9p e%t IN ' GSariIaS.e "1 "p.
aani2ations For three wears IL" was pr"-l-
Dent OF the Temple Israel NJ l2Sth street and
Fifth avenue, re Ws .rI hs,,, ~ ot f H. s hnn
of Kerh.. Werthein 4 SChiFcr. and solomon
Werthelm. who will succeed ht@ father in
business.
LAWYER in Dallas. TeN died Yesterday IN tina
city Of grip She was 81 years old Previous
10 marriage she wa I"r"~e \"la>uue~. toun-
Tess of Leon She Wa born. IN SANTIAGO de
cuba. of which province" her father vas Coy
ernor while IN Spain he was captured and
shot by Cnrltsts, Her mother having died
hH NDllu NJ aNlplH'A ny " 80 W III y
orleans There she met Mr NAV. then a stu
dent, and was married to him IN 1870
George T. Her. u former Mayor Of Syra-
day of vaugrene OF the foot He was elected
Navor Of Syracuse IN 1873 on the Republican
,iCket and served ono term Mr. Her was
. large tobacco drG!rr. n member of the
Iytil.ns' Club. director Of the Third National
HANK and was a. on" tim" president Of the
First National Bank Ne wa, a native Of
I;.rnauy and was - wears old
Dr. y Jons~. one OF the b"st- know n
Cincinnati physicians. died OF pneumonia
in that city on Thursday risht Ia was
tho Cincinnati stefan OF IA" Actors Fund
al America, A widow and two sons survive
linn one Of tho sons. william Scld"n Jones.
Was With him at the tim" of his death The
other, Walter, the weU-known comedian,
is playing IN The Night Of the Fourth DO
The Right lt.v tusu~t H-~-oIin>.
vioar-general of the diocese ~ Indianapolis,
,ii.d Yesterday morning StNty-on" v"ar,
sco Yesterday he was ordained u pr."et.
nd Tor more than half a century he had been
in Indiana He would have been ~ wears did
mad he lived nul JuneiS For several months
NJ. Lad been IN failing health
Chaunccy Il Woodwork. on. Of the tiu.
ncer residents Of Rochester. died Yesterday
aftarnoon He Wis connected with several
hanks. and at The tins Of the old horse car,
\" made q forum" by buvlng put the linz
and operating it himself He was - YEAR
IL age
Brlg Gen Robert MacFeely. I ; \
retired. died NJ hts home IA Washington ur
Thursday after a long Illness W." Wa =
vaars old
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FOOTRtTI.
p,nn-yivnnia 20 Pia, Two Games Win
Column hta.

49, -
Manager ChAH"- \ i'Hh'' W ~ Nc 10
lumhia varsity football eleven, has begun
=, -, tina arraprowent Of his plsviry
"o'H y" a..
schedula lNF heht lhh II" nv '"''"'''
closed an agreement with tn" University Of
-,,.,, - ,,,y a CANA n, Columbia
'N'"' '" 80 -, -.
Field N" last week IN 'o'ooe' Hhn WI p."o.
ablv' ense q return match to he decided
,,,h;s A., \ovsuh.r This will ne
~ I"a"'' n..La,
The frst appearance OF 'n' '-.' y ''''h''
eleven here since 1893, when ! al" was treated
~, that occasion pannsvlyaris
70 a o.,
though defeated played s"'h p""r't"' 'oo'
hall that the experts predicted hat II would
,ha ouaLer.lonr 70 reach ,hs ton of
i'' s., vi $3.50
the heap, but SUN" N'N' y" "'on' on
relations with Pennsylvania and tn" lRtter'S
-. .,.o Tanned in with an order which.
l@'u'S
prohibited we Suah"' ''oin 'ias ma on ANY
s,oept ~cullegs grounds The presence Of
Cnlu IN mia In the football arena and the fact
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Basketball Notes.

\ gau' a. the t.rrr HLt avenue tur nssi~rdav
nD'fIV- h''''sf t.i jon. .f l'rr-s ~ 10 -Iytv p-.rs
.ud Al'p.. ,-s'n> r'r.tru - follows AIrlrAL
goal. 'lus riss .nH.r
At NonA'f> a. uSa' - iN.rth Sep1'stc Com
pAny's tan ai. f' tf'Nc~nf I've - Fat,rNtr ,t,.d
W ID" 'c"if ."InH NrpHf,i" company. "a
'tesc'ntN 2 Dr. ~ .p"h't gam. t"o 'lheIiss
tIty hy q ScuIrr' -4'H'
Ad,lpEi AcSo'r' , crack tasr'iSsu tam Gil,
featsd tAr va" .A team Inst tIgtt at tn NIrlrhl
Academy =, mtar.u Tho score tt,lrn.
Vale, :. Previous - tH.s caTs TIE Ad.lu' Ntr.iS
rrd the Pratt TnWu.r, played % gfr, VIII. =
won b. W. Nddna' students b' toto g..
vhs Nov NH. '"'u = 20 10. strongest JOS, DOB lie
line m ~ 80, ur'cH'rD -" 'amlsu team IA a National
LEAGUE game % tn'lg-U 'u u.rSIal night hHC are
nov ucc ~ tIt Jersey - ~ '' - 'tad r tie hague
t.rr, Etrh team has Wou thirteen g.fH,s md T Il
clrht. The -o.f' Nrw Nu'k. 80. t4taucn. &c..
In another lergHc game UihN"G At hrSinl at the ~.me
trne. u. D. rantuu tsHu vas puSlcd further doVn
the ladder By bs.ng Ccieat.d In q close game, The
.eofe Bristol Si Trenton. ~
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, p,tyR-fyrp Infoy
shus Wm.stf ~ ne u..s .sd rsss vs-ss' ~
~, 80. ~hn- Ne , o. Hus rsr.s'

Rrvrur. Feb % Dhsrs. NussT - .'
rrs's street committed suicide ls'- --'et
i,r t''srr,.n Ny %cI''ins 40. throat s'th .
~br.atHrfe Hefare Ho resor'-t ~ no knife
Sraa1 sNpt hiU sci the" times IN ~" head
lDrs'rate ne SAUL Nc then picked ~ %
II. . .a nod W.. s'1sht0g h- vrlaf, and his we
,Hu Rad bs"a lt'ra''ed hr ne shots ffl.i
.f.Is.le fhs v|fs Wa rrtt -eNers times 10
tho hand Wills she h"-tfat"d s'sr receiv-
irg 'HH.s Hlf. NIasv IrhH"I ~" bnit" mo
IL fh,.sf and evered 40 IusuIsr vsir
&c. tied % fsw MINUTES st"r The vie ana
ta.r small .N.Iirsu survive him Nusky had
boon irlusIrg heavily snd r"o"n''v Io' Die
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The Eupatristes

To read ,ha' u Was In Pan. 'ha' % Vas
in Nav ,hs n lesn and brown Iu--icRr
stood watching n. 'ri.rs .. 'h'v ot'u" 10
their shining carriages ant -'"p..i from
them N 'hs Pun blaze and wonder oi i't'
ha.ut- and that attire witch hay" mad"
Paris mamotahle surely ne reader vi.
nni himself encouraged, and will recall the
mira cle OF his own transformations and nm
important advent in Paris ln MAY. when IA"
asphn!' was So peculiarly npi-rlr~s ana -tu'"'h
nr. .'r tree. r, teni"rl' green. and 'h" glass
and gi' invested with - superior a gi'r',
and the French tobacco smoke $50 m"r''iu''N
absorbed and ohyia'"d n the 'oi' alnr" ~ q
pitytns and generating SKY W." raj ~
said in The thpatrta'e-. Nv Lillian h'"
tUarper I Rrosi, that 'h'- ''r''nh'"
American. VINO was looking At N" ladies'
wa, sterling TownsAend, one ~ N" h','
Whips In Sew York and Ne feel In TIA be
GINNING that n" needed 70 b" Distinguished
I'm whatever hs lin" wa-. and that MS nam"
laid upon him an Obligation not reeduN or
honorablv to be avoided IL II unpleasant
10 think ~ the deep gun mat would at'a'h
10 a man named sterling lnWn-h"nd' sup
posing that h. should engage n N" "hlP
business and not make himseu eminent IN Ut
His SISTER. the bai"nhe Nh!'h''s' arrival
presently II were batter had non" arrived
a. that iata! spot on mat istaI dfF' ''r 'i's
was III" Bazar oi Charity. ana '"ls me d'y
on which II was devoured IN hhm"s bHt.
either unfortunately or m'i'iu"F' a. we
cas-. may he. We may not divine the contents
of the next hour Here was the young
Duo Ge Rriancoirt' und"hlaoIy 'he hl"s'
snught-atter man Tn al faris' VINO was de.-
perateiy enamourtd OF 'he ndrohhe' anu
here was N" Oh duchess" DE hr'lhT"nt''
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DIDD.

BAXTER on Friday. Peb. -. 1901. ., the resi-.
dencs q, hi. parents, 2S7 West 10Th At. Francis
Edward. son " george s and Emelln c, Baxter.
IN N. 2:d year Of his age
Motto. Of funeral hereafter. Friends are eauss,ed
not to send nowets.
pERNER William 7. Bsruer. beloved husband
OF Hattie |. Cshhle. In his Ss,h year.
Funeral services 81 the residence OF bis brother.
iniaw. j. { Cable, 600 Madison o.. Brooklyn.
on Saturday evening, Feb. %, 1901, q, s O'Clock.
CAMPBELL. - Al South Orange, n. j.. sud
denly. al his residence, Samuel, eldest son OF
the late George W. Campbell. 10 the seth year
OF his age.
Funeral services will be held a. the Church OF the
Holy Communion. South Orange. on Saturday.
Feb. IS. 1901, on the arrival Of the i30 train
from Christopher 81. ferry. New York. d. l.. 4
W. RE.
DE BEVOISR. on Wednesday. Fob. 20. 1901.
lsaac c. he Bevoise. In the o>th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 7i Greene Az
Brooklyn. on Saturday. Feb. Is. 1901. ., p.
NJ lnleTm men, private. Please omit flowers.
FISHER on Friday. Feb. ~. 1901. ., his reel.
d,nce. .ia West biu 81. Frank Chester Fisher
Noti" Of funeral hereafter.
IVES ~ Elizabeth. y. J., on rhupdAy. FEB. a..
1901. al hi. residence. 600 Chiffon at, Edward
Funeral on Monday. Feb IS. 1901. q, the Sacred
iesr CAu'ch, where a hish msss will be held
at 10 o'clock 4 NJ. Friends are invited. Tain
leave. Liberty 81. fairy al 9ia for Spring o.
station. Elizabeth.
LANCASHIRE ~ Liberty. y. Y. on Wednesday.
Feb 20. 1901. Prederick 4. Iancashire. In bis
75th year.
Servl c-. on sunday. Feb "a. 1901, a. Liberty, v
Y lnt.rm.nt e, Noun, Oiive,. l.. /, on Monday,
Feb - lAol. at I o'clock.
LEVY On Frdny. Feb. ~. 1901. st his residence,
Hotel fudIcpt,. Louis +. Lew.
Funeral private. Richmond Va. papns pleas Sc
COPY
O'REILTN ADrangs. Y. J, on Thunday. Peb
-. 1901. suddenly, T. c. beloved husband Of
Margaret & O'Reilly
R.lA,ive. and frisnds are kindly invited 70 attend
the funeral from hi. late residence. 81 Jefferson
At. "u Monday. Feb Is. 1901. a. 10 A. NJ,
N ST lohn's Church, where a solemn hish msss
oi requiem will be offered for the fepo.e of his
sou. Interim IN, IN the Cemetery Of the Holy
Sepulehrt
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Hby Defeat. stubbs In Pool Hampton ship
1ourneN,

BosToN. Feb .? m" gane tonight in
the pool championship tourney was the
hest PLAYED SO far lpy ~ Chicago and
Stubs. tho Canadian Champion, w"r" Tia"
contestants Eby won hy a 1Core Of $50 10
IIO II was an exciting contest. clos" and
repl.te with brilliant shots In tho nine
taenth frame, with only \ point, - go, lhy
took "A de-porat" chanc" on u Nm" GUY shot
for IA. corner and missed Stuhhs pucketcd
the other twelve From th.- stage to the
finish Eby played cautiously
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Killed From Ambush.

pEApsoN. ia Feb - George " Ricket-
.on. a ~-ll-kno.n citizen Was Killed Las,
risht AT 80 o o'clock from ambush 4 double
hsrreled gun was used and the contents Of
10th h~arrels wer" emptled T~enty-siN shots
SPACE No larger than a mans hand The
assassin was hidden behind q fcuo" and O.
stor.honse not more than ten stops from
tho victim
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A 1850 600 gym" for Vniversity Of
rennsylvsnia.

PHILADELPHIA. Fob ~ Plans hav" been
adopted by tho trustees OF IN" University
-, p.,nsv,vanie for a gymnasium. which will
cos, s3Sn. 900 The building is to be on Thirty
,hird street. oppo-it" Franklin Field 1t
will he three stories tlch, - 10y :l5 i-e' IN
t,rt of floor space Above tn" gymnasium
there will be a suspended running track "f
.il he The swimming pool. 4? feet broad hy
100 feet long II will I've OF white marble,
and viii be filed with filtered water constantly
changing
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The Machine Wood Workers Union re-
nort.d Yesterday that y strike ~ wood work
ors Ia In progress ia three shops against an
increase IN the working hours from forty
nine 20 Afty-threa ana fftv-"igh' hours u
week.. Yesterday a numh.r o. the strikers
r.,urned to work in two ot the shop~.
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shot Himself In the Head

Nv,.N. y \. Fen p. D~-pond"ncy
induced hy prolonged illness. caused } CLARK
sary.pt velI-snoNn citizen ~ Piermon'
o., commit suicide ny shooting himself n
tho head this afternoon Mr Ssrvent vA-
formerly well known contractor and huud@r
NJ pisrwont. and very. popular among The
people - nat place W." was ahout = v~arr
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Religious Nottsss.

BRIJk tHl R'H
INN ~ aud asth -.
Rev Nalihic u iabrprk. u y. Pastor
Sett icr- sun dAN, | ehfuHrl :ith
Rev Henry van ~ BE, u D..
Of Princeton luiN"tsiy,
viii preach ~ \ u
Rev Thomas ) Hastings, u D.
will preach : ~ y N
Sunday Schoil, y ~ \ VI
Young Men. Blbe tASs. 10 y
WseklJ evening service, "wednesday nj : e. clock
en- RCH ct mr. MESSIAH. san At. corner
Park nv services ~ \. VI Itr,. Nlnut !. Savage,
II. u. Will preach eighth sermon iu series on The
Passing and the Permanent IN Religion subject.
Worship SUNDAY school, 10 O'Clock In cnb pei
entrance Park az. al cordially invited.
f,lISE ~ SAINT tSTltT, -. :7e fue est.
services frliElruX IL diUEu'ir n lnh. - DIV nAtln
p, a Nh. d. >or. Rev. NtturHrf, frrtcur
81 JAMES CHURCH. MADISON Az. & FIST ST.
Rev =. WAlpul' Narsu. u .. Rector
Holy Communion . \ VI
Morning Prayer and sermon ~ \ VI Rector.
Evening Pray or and Sermon \ J., II. REV. 4. 3.
kAthSvo,
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In the World Of Fashion

nucn transpires that ind IT. wav to 1HE
SrN's Womdn's Pa 20 first This - one feat-
ure that makes Tax SuA . desirable home
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and the latest -Mstters Of Interest 70 .womss'
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for Holmes referee I d. 'sss'rova
There was a merry row 10 the tlermont
Avenue Rink. BrooklNu. Iast Night Nner"
-, I,,,na teams u the POLYTECHNIC Pre-
"or,,nrr school aud IA" Brooklyn BOYS
U',n school we're scheduled 20 play OF tho
t.I,,t ~rschoIa Athletic League hon
ar. rio BOYS High Schoo! failed TO ar-
nalr and "Polp Prep" With - flli league team
-kated on the ice ana asked that 'he mate"
'pHIL.prLpHI.. Feb p Tho Quaker city
and 81 Nicholas hockey teams PLAYED a 'e
snr,s to-niyht AZ the Ice Palace, each scoring
- coal No scoring was done IN the frst
haif. though the hne goal keeping Of hayTaId
-. 'r,ddle Of The second halt J Go~on broke
away from the bunch and scored, Tho
ouakers PLAYED with desperation. and ai'"r
many iutln hots Divine got one by HAYWARD
The tla viii he played m on March IS In this
CITY