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The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

The establishment of an American
bank at Calcutta, backed by abundant
capital and able business men, is a
suggestive incident in the history of
India and America. AS an illustration
of our rapidly growing trade with the
East, it is stated that one American
house alone, interested in this enter
prise, has more than one hundred
agents in India. and has at all times
merchandise to the value Of almost one
million dollars in transit. America S
part in the business Of all Oriental
countries seems destined henceforth to
be leading one, and to meet the re-
quirements of these new conditions.
American banking houses will newt
ably follow the cargo and the flag.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

The generosity of actors and ac-
tresses is proverbial, but tbeaters are
not often as hospitable as the Paris
Opera Comique, which is offering free
invitations to its performances on a
fixed and Ineligible principle The
ball was started by Mr.. Gustave Char
pentier, the author Of Louise" This
being the story of little work-girl,
M. Carpenter thought little work girls
would be delighted to see it, so he
sent them number Of invitations,
with the most gratifying results. 1t Is
now announced that the director Of
the Opera Comique intends to invite
the clerks of notaries and advocates
to the performance Of Ia Basoche, "
in which they are likely to be specially
interested.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

One of the pleasantest features of the
recent New York state conference OF
charities and correction was the num-
ber of young men whose work in the
field under discussion made them
prominent figures in the convention,
Of the heads of college settlements. a
large majority were men who have not
yet reached middle life, and many
other noble charities were represented
by workers who are giving to human
ity the strength which is che glcry Of
young men.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

Captain A. s. Rowan. who il with
his regiment on the Island Of Cebu, In
the Philippines, has written to his
home in Atchison. Kan, for lettuce.
radish and onion seeds. The natives
raise no vegetables. The soldiers have
NO fresh vegetables, except onions and
ectatoes shipped from the United
States There are twelve companies
II soldiers on Cebu. They are much
scattered. occupying the coast towns,
tsaving no troops for campaigning. He
&pftsa that insurgents are as active
q evsf, killing. stealing and plumber
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22
VINTAGE IN VENETIA.
GLIMPSES OF ITALIAN VINE
YARDS SEEM MEDIAEVAL.
Grape Vines Zine Roads-Rich Clusters
Hang Upon Every Wall and italian
Courtesy Makes Them Free-Making
Wine.
Especial letter.

Especial letter.
The first sign of vintage Is usually
at Padua. In the September sun may
De seen here and there large carts
with men in them dancing vigorously.
Why they danced appeared from the
thin stream of pale red that ran into
tubs below-wine making was going
on. This simple method of wine max
ing is only practiced, however, on
small scale. The farmer makes his
own wine thus, and the small inkeeper,
and perhaps the INDECENT landed pro-
prietor who is far from wine presses
and such-like conveniences of out later
civilization. All the wine that is like
ly to be set before the high-stomached
Signor Inglese is made in the press.
But the more ancient method is the
more picturesque.
Brings Back Middle Ages.
That street scene in Padua brought
back in flash the Italy of the middle
ages. 1t was close to the great church
of st. Anthony of Padua and a stream
of pilgrims was just pouring out, SOL
emn in their demeanor, for they were
of a staider, more northerly race than
the cheerful, irreverent Venetian after
an exposition of relics. A little earlier
in the day they had been praying earn
estly to the saint and kissing, in the
ecstasy of their devotion, the marble
of his stately tomb. Was it the end
of the nineteenth century, or was it
the time when that great statue out
side the church-the first equestrian
statue in the world, they say-had just
been set up to keep in mind the deeds
of the famous condottiere, whose meth
ods of warfare are commemorated by
his nickname of 'Gatta malata," the
patient cat? The hard, white sunlight
and the cool, gray stone of the arcade
can have looked not otherwise than
they do today and no doubt the me-
diaevel wine-traders were just such
merry rogues as these, and made equal
ly witty remarks about the aspect of
pilgrims and the oddness and curios-
ity of strangers.
When the Wine Season Begins.
A few days later, walking through
the pleasant country that frames We
roma with a smiling landscape, might
be seen the operations of the grape
harvest on every side. In the hillside
villages, the carpenters were hammer
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22
EnSIisb and Germans
Admire the Reports
Of Our Represenfa-
ffVeS II 81 II 81

form of special consular reports"
1ealing with subjects of special in
quiry. The Berlin consul general for
The United States is Mr. Mason, who is
highly praised for his work in this
direction. English people often ask
and rightly, why Germans are put in
charge Of the English consulates in
Germany. However conscientious and
hardworking they may be, Germans
cannot be expected to show the same
amount of interest and keenness in
the furtherance of British commerce
in Germany as Englishmen. It is
about time England copied America in
these matters.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

1t is believed by the engineers who
are repairing the Galveston-Mex.co
cable, which was broken by the Gal
weston hurricane, that the storm was
accompanied by submarine eruption
The evidence of this eruption is found
In the twisted condition of the cable.
The sheathing is found to have been
reversed and the wires binding it to
the core turned the wrong way.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

The Winnebago county board has
adopted a memorial to the Wisconsin
legislature asking that body to pro-
hibit the playing of the game of foot
ball in the state of Wisconsin on the
ground that "it is dangerous to the
health, and to the life of the persons
playing it, as it is now played The
memorial was introduced by Super
visor Nash, of Menasha, whose leg
was broken in a game of football.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

There Is more Catarrh IN this s.,.,
country than all other diseases NM g
and until the last few years was sunucsss nus NseA
insurable. For great many wears Gpseo Groso n
nounced 1t local disease, and prescvsoon SsonH ]
remedies, and by constantly failing y
Sidnn T,tn Local treatment, pronounced It lneU,S
tional disease, and therefore reov,rsse0 s0asul
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Ur.ss ~
ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co. ToIsdss = =
Is the only constitutional cure on suo ~ ~. Y
1t is taken internally In doses from IA Ia. Nv
teaspoonful: Il acts &rectly upon tSs 3.
one hundred dollars for any case Ii f.il. Y 9
Send for circulars and testimonials IasN
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo c%I0
Sold by Druggists, 75c. o'@
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

Mrs. August Pfalzgraf, Of 81
Byron, Wis, mother of the young
whose portrait we here publish, WI
Mrs. Pinkham in January, 1899, say
her daughter had suffered for \
years with irregular menstruatio'l
had headache all the time, and PAM
her side, feet swell. and was gener
miserable. Mrs. Pinkham pronp
replied with advice, and under dats
March, 1899, the mother writes *
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegen
Compound cured her daughter Oh
pains and irregularity.
Nothing in the world equals
Pinkham's great medicine for
lating woman's peculiar NOM
troubles.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

The colored people of Coffeyville,
Kan, are reported to be in great ex-
citement under the spell of nine ySar
old colored preacher, Willie Jefferson
by name, who seems to know the b.
BILE by hear, ind is mental freak
generally. He is said to speak with
considerable power.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

The twenty-fifth city in the United
States in the order of population has
by the present census more than dou-
BILE the number of people contained in
the twenty-fifth city of twenty years
ago, and nearly a third more people
than in the city of that rank ten years
ago.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22
THE MARBLE TIMES
AND
CRYSTAL SILVER LANCE
MARBLE. COLORADO.
COLOR ADO.

Ex-Secretary of the Navy w. e..
Whitney has made an offer to the NeS
York game commission of thirty Elk
from his preserve at Lenox. to be used
for stocking purposes in the Adircn-
dackS.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

Ys. CA Get Aliens Ysot.r.
Write to-day to Allen 9. olm.,.s !.
Roy. n. T.. for . FREE uamr,.
Allsa's Toot-1ass, . powder.
sweating. damp. swollen, aehin. n
Makss new or tight shoes essv i
tain cure for Chilblains and Frc,t.MJ
At all druggists and shoe eto,.s' Y
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22
Best Heat and Livh.

When an open coal or wood A..
use for heating and the electrIos Y !
for lighting an inhabited room \, Y
is purer than by any Of the othssM ~ I,
tried for heating and lighting W
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

The beneficial results of Garaela
upon the system are apparent ~.
few days use: The complerIos
cleared, for the blood has been nnv'.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

We pay S18 . Week
and expenses to men with rigs to int,na... |
POULTRY COMPOUND. JAvxLLR Mys. ca ~
PARSONS, KANsAS.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE NJ,
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUINrNE TAMr.
druggists refund the money II it fails - l
L. w. Groves signature is on the box' 4.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

There's a screw loose somewh... u
West Point graduates say haSin. 4
good thing, but the rules Of the acsd.
declare 1t a misdemeanor severely ysui nu.i
able. The. crime apparently conss,. nv
being found out. S'"''sa
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

Jones says his wife was II pens,,.
before he married her. but now "siss shs = y
pensive. que y :
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

,She-What do you think ought !.
the national flower? He (reacmps
the maple Syrup)-Buckwheat.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

Always use Russ Bleaching Bin.
famous bag blue, one package eousl,
of any other bag blue.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

Unless you have faith in your ab,,.vy
you can never win a battle,
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1901-02-22

so you foored your opponentr "
indeed; l knocked him sky-high."
The evening world., 1901-03-01
AC|D.THR0WER
IS A PRISONER.
Miss Regain, Who Threw
CarboIic on Hardick,
Surrenders.

Sadie Regain. tho woman who threw
ca.bolic ACID IN tho face OF policeman
iiardick Of theS Oak street station. sur.
rendered herself this afternoon to Masis
tra;e Hogan In the Center street Court
and WAS admitted 10 $500 bail. The
sum Was furnished by Alderman F'ieck
OF the sixth Assembly District.
She -a.d .he lived at No. -. Henry
street. Her victim. who had been mar
Red only few weeks 4. at his home
No, u? East Eish,y-cisshth street. SUI
fcrng from ~" effects ~ the poison.
Ills right oye Is destroyed AMI his face
furrowcI and SCARED.
tnrcQuttCd love WIS the cause OF IN"
young woman's terrible act. She IL en-
DlOycd as u bOokbinder n. No. .iG VIII
lam stree, ard had l"nI admired liar.
dick. who Is ono Of the Gncst looking
men on the force.
liardIck Was p1troliins mis- pos; iast
Tuesday night when EIsS REGAIN jumped
from a doorway. and. wi,hou, warning.
dashed the contents or n bottle OF car
holic ac,d IN hts face. She had jus;
heard OF his marriage and was crnzcd
at the news.
Hardick was taken 10 the Oak street
station and attended by an ambulance
surgeon. The young woman Ned. and
until she gave herself un this afternoon
all trace Of her was lost.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
.CEM.DECKED,SHE
SLEPT IN CELL.
ray. II aire d MRS
Brown" Taken from
Theatre Intoxicated.

\ mLIIc.aGcd woman, who wore &2,W'
worth o! diamonds. was taken from u
boN in the Brooklyn Music Hal ester
day afternoon after the performance
very much intoxicated To-day .hc
pleaded guilty before Magistrate Worth
and sentence VAS suspended.
IN court the woman was heavily
vci!ch. lie: feature. could NOT be dis.
c.rucJ. bl; she mad s.lrery white hair.
was dremcd In p.acx broad.loth. wiki
SIX stripes down the back, and a ionS
black automobile coat. She wore a black
bonnet OF fashionable make. trminS d
with je:.
In" mysterious woman gave her name
ns Mrs. Julia Brown" PROBABLY a ,ic-
t!ti"us name. and her residence ms No.
81 West Sixty.nfth street. Her age she
gavt as siXty-hve years She said she
had gone 10 the house 20 see ~. Percy
Williams. RounGsnian Matthews and
Policeman Perkins were called In and
rang w the patrol wagon. Mrs.
Brown was taken to the Liberty ave-
nue. police station. Two hundred and
ten dollars in cash were found In her
purse. \, her request word was sen,
to Percy Williams. who was at the
Orpheum Theatre. About tMO hours
after Reginald Williams. the brother O.
Percy Williams. came to tho station.
hs % B1aw Gers 3D., III. u S' .os aHs
not accept II. She stayed for the
balance OF the night At the station
house.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
SAYS POISON
WASFORMURDER
Analysis Of Banker
HaIIe's Coffee Re-
veaIing Arsenic.

The qualitative analysis =, The poi.
son". conc. winch nearly caused the
death ~ Banker Jacques s Halle and
three of Ms servants viii he finished 90.
nigh, and she results made known TO
III" police.
Or. I.cdsrlc, chemist Of the Board u
Health. Is making the anaiysls Com
missioner COSBY san hi. afternoon 10
an Evening World reporter that the
pol-on. supposedly arsenic, had been
"yiiontly pui IN the coffee ,ner it was
ground,
"Tnc family. aid nc say rhcrc was
no .rsen.r in the house How did q set
INTO tho liaun then. was s; an acct
dcn,' That is what tho pole" nr" try
ing 20 find og' The results o, The anl!y-
is may aid tho detectives IN tracing
the PRISONERS
Mr.. Halle resides nj M u Yves; Ftft>-
nrsi street Eni has hanktrk Offices "a,
No. 5, broadway.
lie Is the only member OF the family
who drinks coffee. A.tcr dinner on
Feb. II he took small cup ~ the
beverage and was 1T once seized with
nausea. Three servants who aad drums
l, were similarly affected.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
He STRANGELY
BLED TO DEATH.
Roach's Odd Amiction
Which the Doctors
Couldn't Name.

coron'rs rhy- .cL,n HartunS -.
Erpokiyh, tu-dly issued death ccrtiH.
cate Tor Elmer " Roach. or No -
FEFk pLtce Ills L..l,h was due = con-
tinucl hcmorrhaSc from the nose ari
gins pr- Dc Forrest and Pgrdy, who
attended him could r7G 10 term In
medical nomenclature 70 classify thu
l.r,iCn lLd referred the itlinS out Of
Ia, death ccrtIncP," 20 the Coroner
Eight years ago Roach met Win an
acciicu, IN a railroad wreck which re-
suited IN The loss Of leg. Some lime
,ftrtward ne rut on an artificial limb,
Then ,hr h.mogihagcs developed auh he
suffered from tacm M intervals. which
Increased in frequency
no took an tn. study ., dental sur.
gerry and WAS attending college IN
Philadelphia ll' was engaged to marry
~ young woman IN Brooklyn, the wed
ding hci'!s SCI for thc rcNi June follow
Ing HIS graduation.
fic sun Erred all unusually severe attack
OF hemo.rhagcs last week and returned
[, Brooklyn in despair. His pnysic!anR
tried every known remedy to stanrh the
now Of blood. nut were unsuccessful.
Wednesday Roach died. Medical exports
classify his ailment ms IA peculiar form
OF hemophilia. 4 disease in which the
blood ooxcs through the pores.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
SHIELDED BY
DYING WOMAN.
Mrs. Hearne Refused to
Tell Name Of Mecli-
cal Student.

" IN her lying breath Mrs. Mary \
!istrn". bcnutitul Young woman. ~
.i.cd 70 reveal INC 'amc ~ a y"un-
medical student whpsr a,ttcma, @ per
form AN operation has r.snl,"d N hct
death
Ten days ago Mrs ltcarn. was T.
moved to J Hood Wright iin~r.,aj. 81
the recommendation. It j.. sa!d. of p'#
Marvin /. Palmer. the po!icc surSc"'
OF No eos S.vcn,a nNonlc. II. Ia ,
h".n called II When the casc go, beyond
the tapa5i!:,i's ~ ,hr medical s;udci
Scein= .hlt -cp.!S poisoning vas iminl.
merit. Dr. Palmer insisted III IN. wo:u
ans removal 10 the hospital. Whct
deatn became Inevitable Coroner fiis-
patrick was summoned TO tax. her au'c,
mor:rm statement, Snc told him cNcrS.
thing freely. out withheld the name y
the student, eay!nS ~h" mad promised
TO protc,, N. am! Would do So
The g.rl VAS dausntcr @, Mrs War
rer. aIos. troubles H.th her aushani.
A wcal,hy Harlemtc, merc much dis.
cu-sei scvcral years ago Sne Va. a
telephone rIri and last June married
Fred w lI"arne, AN cmrlpyc IL the
telephone exchange on Dcy street
They llvci AZ 5U5 W.s: one Iiundrcl
and twentieth street. Chief 81 De,ec,iv, ;
titus and capt; Marin % ;hc Wcsi
One hundred aud rweuty-ht'h street
station hav. n.n working on tac case.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
B0NNET.C|YER
JUST SAVED FINE
Breckenridge Reached
Court at Hours
Last Stroke.

John &. Brecklnridsc. scion OF the rich
and artstocratic kentucky family. lust
saved himse! to-day from a big nne
ana possibly, long soJourn an Lun.
4. the last stroke. OF. the hour OF grace,
granted to him BY Judge O'Dwyer in the
Sty Court. the young man walked
jauntily into court and resigned hi,nsci I
to examination In supplementary pro.
seedlings. The cut il that nf Mm-.
anxious to know why Brcckinr!dsc does
not pay her judgment OF so, on bl,i
ihcurred for nonncts for mis- friends.
RrecktnridSc was billed TO appcar a,
u o'clock. when he did no, come Judge
ODRyer said:
"rll. give hin, hal. hour. II he
docsn, come u fine him $40"
Brcckinr!dSc Is tall. slim and smooth
shaver. lie wa. dressed In The pink nf
fashion and iwir!ed cane ncrvously
Breckenridge snid In reply to LAWYER
Dove that he had no bank account now
and no iewclry. lie lives At Il Wc.,
Thirty third street.
Have you watch and chain:"
know what became o. IL. No. ! never
had any stocks or bonds or real esin,c"
What interest have you In your iato
Srandfather.s estatc?"
~ don't know. He died in 1892. I
been .notlhci Of any Inheritance.
shouldn't Ike TO ask about ii, as my
Grand mother IL very III In San Fran.
cisco. She has the money"
'How much cash did you have when
I'LL, '.ns order was issued for your esam'na-
"seven dollars ana nifty cents"
The LEGAL probe could 10 no deeper
and Breekinridge was pursed OF con.
tempt on payment Of so costs.
The evening world., 1901-03-01
SENT HER BACK
TO MONTREAL.
"Helen Gardiner Oeportcd
by Superintendent OF
the Poor.

Helen Gardinef" a. she no~ styles
herself, Wa. put IN train for Montreal
TO-DAY At the expense ~ tho Outdoor
i'""r Department.
Sl," II was who went 10 STINT Hair
and iuld him Tint $40 had come down
with " u Gardiner. a wealthy broker.
OF Mnntr.,l. under proinis" Of in,rriaGc
OF Feb ~ but had hecn deserted ~ him
coon after ,t"r had registered NJ ihc
n"i"saa Hole
When she learned that they had
planned 10 send a.r 10 AN institution
for unfortunate s!ris she ran awiy.
however. nud was not heard from again
until las. night. when n. appeared At
Police HEADQUARTERS
There she said tina. she had had a
litilc money ictf and had gone back 10
tn" h"ici Tor IN. time. bu, tina, hsr
'inds were soon exhausted The police
uii,i Tor ncr over night. and when she
Was taken again before Supt. Itilir TO-
iHv and tn" order signed FOR her trans
i,prtation she said
You men are Al Just alike and you
do your hest to protect each other You
either send mo 10 an institution or send
m" right back bone. without giving IN.
any chnnc" 10 e"t q summons for tbs
man who deserted me
The evening world., 1901-03-01

HRIE. Pa. March i.-Nvs. Charles
Morgan. wife Of the Eunner whore case
Is attracting the attention ~ IN" entire
counn.y. has received numerous con-
vratu.a,tons on her nrm stand against
Admiral SIMPSONS !n.pl!ca,ion thai her
husband has not s..;ilcicnt social ability
to merit a COMMISSION IN the United
States Navy
- feel deeply grateful said she to-
day. FOR what the pres. AMI IN. people
aav- done for my husband. Even II he
does no, receive u commission | have
the satisfaction 81 knowing ina; his
record Is bctor. THE American people.
and they IAN JudE. whether or no, he
Is deserving.
"A, flrs: Was naturally indignant at
Adniral Sampson. hut now '"ci more
sorrow man anger. He has suffered a
great .cTs OF reputation.
''Os course | ara prod 10 think that
MY husband Is the central hyur" In a
srcst controversy. which VIII probably
correct wha; the public declares bad
policy IN the navy. do not fancy the
aoioriety. but I be'iev. /, my duty to
tell my feelings in the matter
mir Morgan has r,sen from, tn" ranks.
but | believe that In tn" sNt~sn Years
he has served In the navy he has &C
{, ltrcd as much social status as lie could
have attained through four years AZ;
Annapolis.
The mere fact that he has passed all
cSami.atior. TO- promotion indicates
I;h,t his mental Galore Is not OF The duh.
tS; am hopeful that h. will attain .is
ambition. md that h" AN suffer ~ 80
Justice III the disposition OF his case"
The evening world., 1901-03-01
ASKED $4,000
FOR BIC TOE.
But Miss Lyon, Who
Sued City, Did
Not Win.

Mis. Isabella Lyon vii not s"' s'""
FOR her DIX Toe Her suit against the
city va. thrown oul OF court this morn
ins by Justice Beach in supreme cour,.
she is pretty bookkccper.
Miss Lyon alleged that She sas
thrown from her bicycle on April -,
1877. IN front OF tho Majestic Hotel, se'.
cnty.seconi street AMI Eignth avenue.
by the city's negligence IN Noodins me
pavement wiki water Her big toe sho
alleged, MAS Srcvousiy damaged hni
she vas othcrai." injured.
Two doctors testified 70 the injury TO
sis. L.yon's big toe, but On srot.on ~
A.sI.fant Corporation Counsel Bandy
Justice Beach dismissed the case,