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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-06-13
uUNDORE.
He who thinks most feels the
uoblest, acts the best.

DONDOIbE.
He who thinks most feels the
uoblest, acts the best.
The friends of the Port Trevorton
bridge were defeated but not dis
mayed, so they took a new start at
once; shake hands with Shamokin
Dam and now we will have two
bridges to bring prosperity to our
county.
Mrs. DR.. Sheets of Northumber-
land, Name Boyer, Minnie f. Eyer
and Sara Eyer of Selinsgrove were
the guests of Maria W. Dundcrc
Thursday.
Good advertising is tonic that
drives away all the ills of run
down trade.
Our Overseers of the Poor are
firm in their convictions and are do
ing wonders for our tax payers.
Farmers should keep the grass
out of their corn fields; cultivation
is said to be sure remedy.
Maria ". Dundore has spring
chickens that weigh 3 lbs. each.
Edwin Meyer reports the Free
burg Academy in tlourishing con-
dition.
D. G.. Winners funeral obsequies
were conducted by Rev. Shambach
of Middleburg in the german lang
uage. .,-.'. ...t
Henry Gaugler and wife Of Eliza.
bethville stopped in town on their
return from Winners funeral.
H.C. Hoover male q business
trip to the county seat.
r. W., Wilmer Of Herndon va.
Il .
seen on our Streets. 1T ra.e 70
David Wilmer who spent a few
weeks in, town, returned to his home
at Salem to- hive some restless bees
No strawberries offered yet OF
~ IIr u. 9idr"t' M "Hr .f"nu 3
our streets.in .rpin,i nj I, 7op. go
sc The caterp;llars have, done rtheil
work and are now watching the po
tatoe bugs to see what they accsomrp
lish. rpr;ano. NV n i"mr au ppan
E. F."Schrawder of Shamokir
who clerked a number Of years fol
our merchant has gone into business
under very favorable circumstance
at Philipsburg. ''' ":.r.'.. ''
Mary Schrawder of Port Trevor
ton passed through town and called
on Maria w. Dundore. ~ '2o...
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PALLAS NEWS.

Some farmers are making hay.
Mrs. Sarah Scbreiher and daugh-
ter, Carrie, of Northumberland paid
d pleasant visit to their old home
last Saturday q srn '' f. m"
'a Harvey Straub paid a2visit to
his parental home and friends Sum
day. Mr.. Straub has good posit-
ion at ShamOkin. ur my. rs
'r A grand festival win be held at
Grubb's church Saturday June 18th.
The Meiserville cornet band will
furnish music. IA large crowd is
expected. '''.'.'.- "''', n2'
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Mr. w. s. Whedou, Cashier OF
The First National Bank Of Winter
set Iowa; in a recent letter gives
some experience with carperter in
his employ. that will be OF value t.,
other p,echsnics. He says: ~ bad
q carpenter, working for me who was,
obliged to stop work for several
DAYS on account OF being troubled
With diarrhoea. I mentioned TO bim
Chat I had been similarly troubled
and that Chamberlain's Collie. Chol.
eraapd Diarrhoea Remedy had cured
me, . He bought a ,bottla Of it from
the druggist here and informed ned me e
that one dose cured him. and he is
| is again, at Eis, work. =" For tsie by
the Middleburg Drug 8 ~ Z
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Jacob. Kerstetter took his old
boats to Buffalo on Saturday,,
Della Fisher visited her grand
mother last week. an7''i ."
."'Ct Carrie, rri J, Wolf visited DR., Krebs
and family; Sunday evening. sr.r
a., Hiram Gaugler the noted farmer
and trucker is busy, cleaning his
onions. '' '''"' '''" ''' "'."" '' '
Chass. Krebs was in town Sathr.
day night.
III Wilson Bingaman is employed
on on the N. c! r. r. at Fishers Ferry
= Jacob Gaugler was to Kantz K Sat
urday.g a'TtasA. la,,g ..a,.a. Frn,
i Joe.Walborn and wife paid a Wis
it to H! S. Gaugler and family
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SALEM.

Mrs, VIM. J. Boyer, T.. B. Row
and wife, Mrs. J. W. Row and
daughter, Lille, attended the fun
eral of their aunt Mrs. Frank Boyer
at Danville Thursday '''" l " -.
F. M. Kern left "Wednesday for
Chicago. ''
w. H. Phillips and wife of Aar.
onsburg vlsited Geo. M. Winners
Monday. .,rr ,..,,
@. HI. Woodruff after. spending
few days with his mether,'left Sun.
day for London, England to be gone
several months, a, .,n.r tr.n.
.e Miss Estella Romig of fS.U was
the pleasing guest Of CIV. Dinius
and family over Sunday, ,'' ,.''
-, Mrs Jno. Mnsser and daughter,
Stella; of Shamokin are visiting at
the home of Ezra Meiser. ~ ol
| J,.O. Bilger and wife entertained
the formers parents Of Chnilliissaft1a-
que over Sunday. } avy una.
Misses Annie Naive and Jennie
Seebold Of New Berlin called on
some oftheirc at til this i plaoe
Sunday. .ang ,p. -mp.
Ira Luck and wife of Pottsgrove
spent several daysat the home of
Mrs. Mary Luck. 10 ''''''''"'
RevaH. G.iSnable and wife were
to Paxtonville Sunday. 4 aa''
1 Prof. j.. .,..I. Woodruff delivered 0
very interesting and impressive SER
|mon at this place Sunday morning
On Sundcy the family Of g. M
IWitmear entertainedthe Misses Merit
Of Northumberland and James ID
and Anon Meyer Of Freebnrg.of
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WEST BEAVER.

Mrs, Peary uassinger and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mrs. Jen-
kins.
Mrs. Geo. Hanbr;ck of Lewis
town was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Henry Treaster Sunday.
The funeral of Millard Wagner
was well attended. Buried at the
Baker church, Rev. Granny ofiici-
ated.
The neighbors of Mrs. W. y. Nc
Glaughlin gave her surprise party
last Wednesday evening, it being
her 54lh birthday. The presents
were plenty and useful; ice cream
flowed in all parts of the house, for
which she returns many thanks.
Howard Wagner of Belleville
was here attending the funeral of
his half brother, Millard.
John CALVIN and family Of Yea
gertown spent few days here.
Miss Mollie Stcely has been stay
ing with Mrs. l.. c. Wagner for
the past week.
Mrs. Amanda Wagner has been
quite poorly for the past few weeks
her recovery is not looked for.
James Steely spent Sunday at
home he has beer employed in Milf
fin County the past few weeks at
painting. 49,. .. .......
Jacob Erb says he is improving
since his visit to Hickory Corners,
anb expects to make another visit
this week. "
w. H. Kpepp took in the sights
at the county seat last week. He
claims if the right kind Of people
lived in the town it would most Ger
tainly improve, For an, example
call at Crossgrove.Y pra poo-r ~
| F. G. S. Peter was home owe
Sunday visiting his parents. .''F'
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The Rush ror r rrancnisss over.

. Harrisburg June 11.-The rush for
railroad franchises 10 over. u The, OF
ficials of the state department. an.
nounced last night that charters have
already been granted to 50 railway
companies under the Focht and Emery
rapid transit bills. The combined cap
iitalization Of these companies is $12..
OOo,O and the total amount OF bonus
received by the state from them is
eIo,Ae "a OFT a'"'EKL 8:.rEIu G d
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Call at Middlsburg's drug store
and get free sample of Chamber
aims Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are an elegant physic. They
also improve the appetite, strength
en- the digestion and regulate the
liver and bowels. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect,
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The Rouoh Riders' Reunion.

g Colorado Springs. June 1.-THE
Rough Riders have decided TO. hold
their: annual reunion in this city during
the quarto.centennial celebration. Aug.
a, 3 and .. II 10 sxpsctsdi that Vice
President Roosevelt will attend the 70
union. 5';'A phst.ss,' u: lJt.
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sEL1NsaRovE.

Home grown Strawberries Of fine
ouality are being sod on our strsets
almost daily. -. .-..
A game of base ball between the
Cuban X Giants and S. U. team was
nlaved on Thursday last. Score Ii
70 S in favor of the Giants. That
club is composed ofcolored men from
Harrisburg and are a very strong
team.
Harry Weis and Wiltred, Focht
arc home from University of Penna.
Mrs. J. b. Shoup of Fitzgerald,
Georgia, who has spent the last
three months with her mother and
friends, returned to her home one
day last week. Xxx. -.
Commencement at S. U. promises
to be a very fine entertainment and
many visitors are expected that
week. ... -..-
Editor Schoch of Lewlsburg was
a visitor in our town one day last
week. a....5 g. :,-r
H. d. Schnure, wife and daugh-
ter are attending the commencement
at State College to witness the grad
nation of their son, VIM. ~,....
Mrs. J. Annie kistner went to
LOUISVILLE to take the son of Mrs.
Jones to the Orphans School located
there. i''' - .tHa
Miss Lizzie Miller went on a
trip with her father last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Genszler, who
spent about ten days in Phila., had
The visit cut short on account of. the
death Of Mrs: Amelia Boyer u, the
Rev. was her pastor and preached
Ehs funeral sermon. n.,q, 'I ',.rn, w. r.,.s,f.
Mrs. VIM. S.SUlrichp.ofu Scenery
Hill, Pa, is visiting her parents,
b. 1. Philips and wifss.sn, fss,s,n''I a,, tn'ai 81
Miss Neeta Hummel nrwas the
happy recipient ofa handsome pony
aa Trap. pa.yt'hFxrss nn.,e.i,.. irlns-
Mrs. Dr. Spangler;swhoiwa Wis
ing 1T ScBuylkill Haven 'forithree
four weeks, p retprnsedd[ ned home Satur.
'ay.-1er am aiat 1eruuori sft
Mrs. Mary Smith entertained 8
Mrs. Fry Of Halls,' Lycoming Co.
Thursday last. |al-l' r'ma" ".
Forest Holmes, who is IS employed
telegraphing in York State, is al
ome with hisparepts for a few days
Miss Clara . Fetzer and Mrs
dyers of Butler Co., sister and aunt
4 Mrs. E. NJ. Hummel,,' are being
ntertained by the latter. ...'"., u. Il
Miss Minnie Gortner is at. home
rom her studies at Cornell having
nished her course. "'"
The alarm Of. fire was sounded
aturday night about 10, o'clock
'hen it was discovered that tn,
ouse e formerly occupied by Mrs
ami. Fisher at the. upper end Of
pwn was on fire, as soon as the fir
epartment could get there they pu
Fater OH and soon had it out, al
bough it had burned quite e awhil
efore word reached the company.
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UNION ToWNsH1P.
Reuben Brown Of Steeltoh spent
lew days Of last week here.
| william'R 'Reigle came home from
antlcoke where he had been york

kr Illl1lDNfi WA@5i \ "a
Mrs. +. 8. Stahlis visiting among
bends ends att Milton. iHS,Gt As :
FE. Adcler, who u working
= steam saw mill at Shade Moun-
|ln spent Sunday at home. N
A. L. strawser andw. W. .Sh9lly
Radea business trip 70 sunbpry
2st weekym ui
Squire tHs Hsea,ohrrist ssspsscsed busi-
before Squire Paies lass Sat-
day. a~v ~ n
+: Borkey & 1,shlig shipping III att., straw
irles By the bushsI,,, these, berries
onld demand'a fair price, as thew
,a a hne.w u,pi. M. ''i,aot
=. B, stautSsr lost a a,.,,,qyaiaable
plse last week. aq.n i'm .ngsgrspI
=, y. Gaugler Of Selinsgrtoyyae,, tya,,S was
town saturdays.ialS.,s%n ,",.,.-, "'t ,'s'.; 2,
ihe Winners United. Ryanreli.
sunday School will hold. ,thei,
ngal Clhildrenss Day exercises, pp on
0qqsy qlEn nevening J une 2S.,a s'a' ~ 's',SS 3
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PORT TREyERrON

Merlin Francis was to Selinsgrove
last week. .--
Frank Keller of Selinsgrove was
in town Sunday.
Nelson Shaffer of Steelton spent
Sunday with his parents, Sowara
Shaffer and wife.
Miss IsOra Arnold and sister Mrs.
X. p. Bingaman are visiting their
sister, Mrs. j. o. SPOTS at Milton
this week.
Mrs. Ed. Mitterling has gone TO
Lewisburg where she will board
with her husband at the Baker
House.
Samuel Arnold returned home
after spending several months with
his brother.
Banks Reichenbach and lady
friend of Shamokin were the honor
Ell guests of the formers sisters
Saturdav.
F. p. Houser transacted business
at Sunbury Friday.
Master Ralph Foltz visited his
grandfather, Henry Foltz, at Seven
Stars. ..
Mr.. .Shure OF OF Sunbury spent
Sunday in town. ...
Geo. Rine and wife of Kantz were
in town last week.
Charles Herrold of Chapman en-
joyed drive to town one night
last week. -l ..
Edwin Schrawder Of Shamokin
was in town last week.
uuWm. Schrawder, who was EN-
ployed at Selinsgrove has resigned
This position there and accepted an
other 1t Lewisburg. He called on
Ibis wife Friday before leaving for
IIewisbnrg.. ''.,'a y r. .i'9f.-'.f'o
Istl. Mrs, Wilson Haupt after spend
ling, ,seme time in the South has re-
turned to her. home inn Selinsgrove
and Saturday called on relatives in
town. r'''-. "atn"snr a, ., ..r2.
~ Miss Jennie Charles is visiting
relatives at atSelinsgrove, Middlebure
and Sunbury. - .,'.' ''
Mrs. l.. F. Charles, son and
daughtsr are spending a week al
Snnbry. '"r -m a. . '" . ".
Jas. Neitz is again clerking fol
c. w.. knights. '''.'.
Quite a number of our towr
folks attended the Bogar.-Smitf
law suit at Selinsgrove Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Boyer attended th'
funeral Of Mrs. Boyer at Selins
|groye Tuesday Of last week. ....
I,GMr. Seller of McKees passet
Through town Tuesday. a, o-n
little Dorothy the two-year-olt
daughter of DR.. H. s. Krebbs ant
[wife died Of pneumonia Saturda.
morning. The funeral took .plac
from their late residence Thursda..
iutermeut, uat Witmer's U. Evan
; cemetery at Dundore. -a
The Childaens' Day" exercise
held in the U. Evan. church Sun
1da!yy evening were highly apprecia
ted BY our citizens as we'll as by tn
people who came from distance
The house was filled to its utmos
capacity rua-o ns2rr'"fa.
|"'Prof. Aucker of S,rnbury was il
town aud had charge ofthe musica
part of the entertainment. He nc
only instructed the choir but ais
rendered q bass solo which wa
very effective. ..,, ...,-,.
jlurayur' .T1UTT Tn,NTL,p N:p' pu..
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ofte.i the'Case.

De Funt' tfond Of conundrums)--
What is the difference between Q Dig
nified man and stupid onsS ~. =
prDS & Blunt--None at au.-Mn 7.
Wssklyss i'snQsT Taa.-n- y. seo; g
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Try four full quartz OF Hayners Seven. Year
Old Rye, express prepaid. for $50; For PAR
ticulars, see Announccneus o. The haynef ,s nIs
tiihnE Co.. Dayton, ohie' which appears else
where In this issue. ,,
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would be in my grave to-day. writes Mr..
Moses Miles, of Hilliard. Uinta Co., wyoming.
al had asthma so bad could not sleep aud was
compelled to give up work. 1t affected my
lungs so THAT coughed all the time, both day
and night. My friends all thought had con-
sumption. My wife insisted on my trying
Golden Medical Discovery have taken four
bottles and am now we'll man. weighing I8s
pounds-thanks to DR.. Pierce"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of III one-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailing only. Address DR.. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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WHERE TO BUY PORTLAND CEMENT.

All architects, contractors, dealers,
property owners can obtain the well
known brands of Portland Cement. Old
Dominion and Glover Leaf, from any of
the following dealers in North Carolina:
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PICNIC AND EXCURSION TO Angler.

PICNIC AND EXCURSION TO ANGLER.
September 5th is the date for a big
picnic and excursion from Apex over ~
Cape Fear and Northern and from Raleigh
over the Raleigh and Cape Fear to Angler.
A big game of ball will be played, there
will be music by the band. Passengers
from Raleigh connect at Varina for An
gier. Fare for round trip 70 cents. There
will be a sale of town lots in the live
yGung town of Angler.
fri
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minister, established church there 2oV
years ago.. The Doctor wished to visit thls
old church.
Mr.. James Lassiter, who has been quite
sick, is recovering
Miss Bessie White, of Warren county,
is visiting Miss Bessie Hines.
Mr.. Thad. Manning, Mr.. Alexander
Davis and wife and MR. Samuel Allen and
wife are attending the Pan American ex-
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Plummer, of Dur
ham, are guests of Mr.. A. G. Zollicof1er.
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WHIST CLUB AT HENDERSON.
Especial to News and Observer

Henderson, N. c., August 26-The
Thursday Whist Club was most charming
ly entertained, the evening of the 22nd,
by Miss Leah Hilliard Perry. The parlor
was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Music added to the pleasures of the even
ing and delicious refreshments were
served.
The guests. were: Mrs. S. P. Cooper,
Misses Mabel Young Maria Davis, OF
Louisburg; Leila Shannon, Amy and Re-
becca Butler. Messrs. S. P. Cooper, Sam
Watkins, Jr, Will Shaw, d. Y. Cooper,
Jr., Walter Hart, James Horner and Mere
dith Gary.
DR.. ]. D. Hufham and his daughter,
Miss Mary Hufham, are visiting the home
OF his ancestors on Eastern Shore Mary
land. His ancestor, who was an Episcopal
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one Man Saved

From a wreck will attract the worlds
attention to the life-saver. Yet let the
ife-saving be continued every day, and
very soon it attracts no public attention.
# the scene of the saving of one life
BY that life-saving remedy, DIR. Pierce's
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REMEMBER THE DAExssgaasssEFgs

REMEMBER THE DAExess
News and Observers special train
for Norfolk will leave Raleigh Sat-
urday morning, September 7th. 1t
will cost $5.45 to go to Norfolk and
return from Raleigh. Those who
wish to GO to New York ON this
excursion have to pay $500 addi-
tiona1; those who wish to go to
Baltimore pay $500 additional,
those who wish to go to Washing
tom have to pay $500 additional.
These are the round trip rates.
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IN HONOR OF MISS ISABEL BUsBEE
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.

The monthly meeting of the association
will be held in the Supreme court build
ing this (Tuesday) afternoon at $50
o'clock.
MRS. w. A. MONTGOMERY.
President.
MRS. F. A. OLDS, Secretary.
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Uptown Ticket Office,
Marlboro House Building.

C. H. GATTIS, C. I. and P. A.
Bell, Raleigh and Interstate Phones ~
II. s. LIZARD, T. T. A., Raleigh. N. q
r. NJ. l.. BUNCH. Gen. Pass. Aeers
Portsmouth, Va
JAS. M. BARR, First Vice. President and
General Manager.
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"For sale by H. King Drug Co. and
VIM. Simpson.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

Nos. 81 and 34--Florida and Metropoli-
tan Limited. Drawing Room Sleeping.
and Through Day Coaches between New
York and Jacksonville. Through Drawing
Room Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York and Atlanta.
Nos q and 66-Florida and Atlanta
Fast Mail. Through Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Cars between New York
and Jacksonville. connecting at Hamlet
with Sleeping Car to and from Atlanta.
Tickets on sale to all points, Pullman
Berths Reserved and reservations made on
outgoing steamers from Norfolk. Bag
gage checked from hotel and residences
without extra charge ut
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By taking the special train Norfolk leaving the morning 7 You
Norfolk
meday Steamer Parties South of Raleigh will regular and join
children aveg alone Will looked after
o NEWS AND OBSERVER and Seaboard
Norfolk
o easiv
be
limited will crowdlng allowed.
Parties desiring return any day up and including Sept 18TH
o
Oh and
CT will
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FROM
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consideration.
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These tickets to be sold for all trains
each Saturday and for Sunday fore
noon trains, good returning not later
than Monday following date Of sale,
with the exception of Blowing Rock, N.
c., to which point tickets will be sold
on Fridays and Saturdays, good return
ing the following Tuesday.
Tickets and all information will be
furnished at the Seaboard Air Line
Railways uptown ticket office, Var
borough House building, Raleigh, N. G.
G. H. GATTIS,aC. p. g. T. ~,
Releigh, N. C.
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discovery, could
be made to stand
out alone, like a
picture on a
screen, it would
attract the notice
Of the whole ma
hon. BY a Curl
ous contradiction
the very frequen-
cy with which the
Discovery saves
life, robs the fact
of general inter-
est. FOR obstinate
coughs, bronchitis,
weak lungs, and
other diseases of
the respiratory or
CANS, &c 0 1 d e n
Medical Discov-
cry" is the one
medicine which
offers certain help,
and almost certain
cure. 1t contains
neither alcoho oil
nor narcotics.
cOnly for Doctor
Pierce's Golden Med
fcal Discovery l think
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ern Time.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa,
for all Florida East Coast points. and
Cuba and Porto Rico AT New Orleans.
for all points In Texas. Mexico and Cab
fornia
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SeabOard Air Line Rv
CAPITAL CITY ROUTE"

Short Line to principal cities of the
South and Southwest, Florida. Cuba.
Texas, California and Mexico. reaching
the Capitals OF six States.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
SAID SIZE WAS TIcTORrA's DAUGHTER
SECRECY AS TO WHEREABOUTS OF THE BODY
OF THE WOMAN WHOSE BOOK WAS
SUPPRESSED IN EUROPE.

DR.. J. H. Guntzer, of No. 345 East Eighty-sxth-
St. refused to say yesterday morning where the
body of Mrs. Kent, Sophia Adelaide" as she
called herself was or when the funeral would take
place. He did say that the body would be buried
in Calvary Cemetery.
The woman asserted that she was the daughter
of Queen Victoria. She wrote a book on this sub
ject that was suppressed in England and Germany
She lived In three small rooms in this city on the
top floor Of No. 21 East Ninety -second-st
DR.. Guntzer said he had known her for six
months She attended ST Joseph's Church in
Eighty-seventh-st. He. a member OF Ignatius
Council OF st: Vincent de Paul, had his attention
called to her impoverished condition. He found her
suffering from the lack of proper nourishment
The woman. he said. could speak English, French
German, Italian and Spanish fuently She told him
her story and he believes 1t. Last Wednesday she
was taken to the German Hospital suffering from
the heat, and she died there the next morning