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IN NEw-YORE CITY. - 49,.
Mail s1rscrfrers 70 the DAILY and TRI-WEEEL1 VIII
charged extra postage in adalu0h ~
the named above
Tribune mailed Cuba. Porto Rico HaWs ,
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points Europe all countries N tne
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IospitaI SUNDAY Dec ~
The needs Of the hospitals are eTsGo{ {trisutions @
especially solicited Hospital SATURDAY sna a
the Associated Hospitals the basis OF FREE care Tor
GIFTS may designated however for any nosplsa o.
city such gifts will be duly forTardsd ~ ne ne
Association the Hospital Indicated oS
'ne N''i0' METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING
~ Through Collections the Churches on Kos
pitaI sunday and in the SynaSosaes on ftosPi'dI
521 Through Auxiliary Associations Trades. fol-
pTr Goods Auxfary-Louis silk Treasurer 81 Frank
BANKERS and Brokers-R Cross. President August
cigar ami Tobacco Trade-Vnl II. Cummings. Pres-
dent: Henry Rosenvald Treasurer. 1I5 Water street
Faint and varnsh TrsdesD: E T1emann. President
Drus Chemical and anime ,ds l5sqeS T,,7,s Street. =
dent; 4 kuttron treasurer -
Wine and SPIRITS Trades-Prssident and Treasurer Of
the and spirit Traders, Soc.ety- . -. -,
Clothing kindred Trades-Narcus " Marks. PTesi-
Y Holman F norton Goddard Maurice Rothschild.
Mathew Rock. V Connect. Alfred Adler. : Gutnan
B6Sb Trade@By Committee-w. W. Appleton. Charles
Scribner. Geo Haven Putnam Geo \ FylhP'on. anu
Hide and Leather Tra4es-sIr. Edward salonon. 80
China and Glassware Tradesr. l. : Owen. Secretary
Of the croekery fSsnsnsS n ,,a,t q Cortsudt
Fur Trade-fy Messrs Leopold We'll & Brothers, 81
west i'' WoMAN's AUXILIARY.
Through Wcmans Auxiliary. oy sending d.
rectly Mrs James SPeyer Treasurer. 251 Madison
OTHER METHODS .-..---
a. Through subscription lists sent to All leading com
The hone t5at employers and employees viii make
| cause in contributing 20 this broad charity
(jJ Through auNIliagiss committees on all tne EN
5sj Through Sits direct u Mr. CHAFLE;SS =;
money however contributed nouid oe sen oy sheek &c
''' GEORGE MACcCLLoCH MILLER President.
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philadelphia Dec. IS (speciap-At o'clock this
evening. in St Philips Church. at Baitlmore-aVe,
- 1Tor+v-eecond-st the Rev. Clarence wyatt
q,-,,, united in marriage Miss Olga Philppa
clinton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Leon A Clinton
- r-do,;n Thomas Nugent, of New-York The
hr;daI marty was composed OF the following: Miss
Ethel Parkhurst soule. Of New-York; Miss Marie
1I-iI-, of Philadelphia: Miss Irene Crouch, OF 81
" MS and Miss Elizabeth Kline and Miss Blanche
NJ Philadelphia, brides maids: MISS Dorothy
I I5 1ohiIa deIphia flower girl Byron Nugent or
st Louis best man RICHARD Norris Wlicox' II ar al
g. paiIner J. Albert Hogle. Thomas Henry Han
n snd iohn Townsend Williams tr OF New OH
Tpohart n Kaime of ST. Louis, and T E,lls Barnes
S.rdinand Martin Johnson. of Philadelphia
nshers and Julian Lake Nugent, of St Louls page
Igent S started on a Western tour. They viii
stop for some time in St Louis where mere the saf
OF Sr M a. M 422 Central Park West New-forR.
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The manifest Christmas Gift.-Dslettrez NoI
,,s aIssfse delightful violet odor in Perfumes and
Toilet SOAPS. for Delettrez
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SENATOR sEWELL HOLDS HIS OWN
HE HAS BEEN RESTING EASILY. AND ID
CHEERFUL

Camden. n j. Dec 1S.-The physicians at
tending Senator Sewell announced to-nishI 'iid'
he was holding his own. He mas Deen les'iN7
easily during the last twenty-four nours' anu -
cheerful.
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The following official record from the Weather Bureau
- ns changes in the temperature for the last twenty
bo,rs in comparison with the corresponding date of
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ROCKEFELLER WILL GIVE s150,0O0.
But WELLESLEY COLLEGE MUST RAISE LIKE
sum BY COMMENCEMENT DAY, 1902.

Well.slex Mass Dec 1s-President Carohne
Hazard of wellesley College to-day announced
that J. D Rockefeller had offered $4,000 for a
dormitorv and a central heating plant, provided an
equal amount added TO the college endo"riaeht
fund from other sources before commencement
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HE Is QUOTED AS SAYING THERE WILL BE
nrn rpnrrRrE ARnIrr IT

No ItAOJEIlE AtoOOL II
WASHINGTON. Dec 1s-Andrew Carnegie was in
the city to-day, and with Secretary Root took
luncheon with the President at the White House.
i is understood that the proposed gift of l0ooooo0
by Mr.. Carnegie 10 the government for the estab-
iishrent of a university for higher education in
this city was discussed but the statement is made
tonight that there are no new developments, and
there is nothing TO be said for publication.
Mr. Carnegie left the city late in the afternoon.
He was quoted saying as he was leaving the
White House that there would be no trouble about
the gift and that II would out all right.
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Erie Army.
efficient service the Erie ttalirOao
Is giving TO the public requires the assistance OF S-V
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WEDDINGS.

snoithville Nd, Dec. 1S.-Miss Susan E. Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Jones. OF
Jewell Md. and Philip T. Vail. of Solomons s. Nd
1,,ora married on December H. at the Smthvile
otabodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Il. r. Savage, an uncle Of the
hide Little Miss Martha Jones, cousin OF the
S-r;Sa carried the wedding ring on a silver saIVer
The nshers Leroy Jones TalboL Jones' Rny- S5
Ilo mn fter a few days in NewYork City will spend
cietn1ss Sr with the mother of the bridegroom az
E-asf Marion. Long Island. after Which theE viii
tnand few weeks in Florida.
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MARRIED.

1p M ErY-CORNWE EIsL-At on Tuesday, Deceit-
her H. the home Of the bride i InonS sen
Mich. by w. B. Patton samuel Stew
arr Rradey OF New-York. to Genevleve: dausntSr oI
phCebe and the Henry A. Cornwei. OF Ann ArO0'-
N,1-NROF-COOK-On Wednesday. December Is: lsVi y
the Rev Thomas r Slicer. at the nome OF the
No I35 East 3Tth-st-. vernon Aunroe % SaS
SnrsIIe cook daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Walter Cook
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fr6rnecffng close here every Monday WeGnesslaY
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10

there IS a characteristic pain in the side,
more acute and more serious, due to
pleurisy with or without effusion and to
pneumonia.
The classic form of Influenza is treat
ed by repose in bed in a warm vel
ventilated chamber. The Diet should be
limited one of beef tea, milk and light
ly cooked eggs. Hot tea, well sweetened
with a little whisky or rum If desired,
or better, a little kirsch Wasser Is the
best drink. Quinine may be combined
with citrate of caffeine and acetaniid to
relieve pain and fever. Under this treat
ment the symptoms will gradually dis
appear and health return, but care
should be taken not to return to mental
or physical work too quickly for fear
of relapse.
Rules to avoid the grip cannot be
formulated for they would all have their
exceptions. Generally speaking the per-
son should strive to keep the system in
good condition by eating moderately of
plain but substantial food, care being
taken to keep the bowels open. Clean1i-
ness of the person, by aiding eiminat on
of effete matter through the pores of
the skin is also a preventive of colds and
influenza and those who can bear it may
gain bodily strength and resistant vigor
by cold sponging every morning. Exer-
else too, is necessary. but it should net
be carried to excess and fatigue.
Experience shows that those who are
occupied in sedentary pursuits are more
liable to the grip than those working
cut of doors, one reason being that VI
|, tatcd air in poorly ventilated and over
heated rooms is Injurious to health. Keep
ing the feet warm and dry is another
factor that may prevent an attack Of
grip, but wearing rubbers at all times
and places is worse than wet feet, In
causing colds and the grippe. If the
feet are to be kept warm it is equally
important that the head be kept cool;
fur hat is perhaps desirable in the arctic
regions, but In temperate regions it is a
great cold maker. Warm clothing IS
necessary, but other things being equal
the man who wears a light weight coat
and keeps warm by moving about briskly
at his business will have fewer colds than
the man who bundles himself up in a
heavy ulster and Saunters along as If he
was a gentleman of leisure.
Temperance in ali things is an import
ant factor, ana means that the man who
warns up on hot Scotches and Tom and
Jerrys is more apt to cat n cold mora
quickly than the man who drinks tenn
perapce drinks. Leon Noel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
THE BOY CHORISTER.
His Training and Retention Is a Diff
fcuIt Art.

hcu1t Art.
The forming Of a boy choir seems to be
a matter of considerable difficulty. SIN
gularly enough, says a writer in Truth,
the Sunday school furnishes very few re-
cruits for this purpose, and, in almost
every instance, the choir master Is fore
ed to apply to the public schools f-r
When he has obtained the necessary
permission he goes straight to the class
room and sees the boys personally. Then
his troubles begin. Who would believe
that the pugnacious, small public school
boy edges shyly off when it comes to a
question of dealing at close range with n
strange "groWn-up?' This, nevertheless.
is just what happens. But finally, by
dint of much persuasion and many al
lurements, several hundred boys are won
over to accept an invitation to visit the
church.
So far, so good But when the appoint
Der perhaps a single dozen lads appear.
The resolution of the rest melted away
when it came to the crucial point of ac-
tually entering upon an experience 80
strange and unfamiliar. When the voices
Of the dozen courageous ones are tried,
possibly half Of them will be found worth
the training 81 that the promising two
or three hundred recruits have dwindled.
under the choir masters eye, TO a
meager five or six.
Thankful for this scant nucleus, at
least, he begins training his little COM
pany A single rehearsal, and then more
excuses begin to come In. This boy mas
decided that the rehearsalS take too
much time from his play. That boy has
CHANGED to mention the choir practice at
home, and for some reason or other mis-
parents withdraw him: and so on, until
even the scant remainder of the orig nal
array has sunk to a mere two or three.
and, with sigh. the choir master thanks
the propitious fates for even these.
Then the master begins to exercise his
ingenuity in other directions. He offers
bonus to the members who will bring in
other boys. Sometimes the device works
H. rich
James church. of which Mr.. Henry Hall
is master, is maintained almost wholly
in this manner. In other Instances,
until the bonus Is paid and then, havlig
received his share Of the reward, TIE
new recruit departs on his way.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
THE FASHION PLATE CHILD.


I'm poor little fashion plate child
And my manners are gentle and mild,
But my trials5,I endure and the fun I
abjure
Would set any other child wild.
All my frocks are quite fetching and
smart
But great rage fills my poor little heart,
When 1 foolishly stand, with a purse in
my hand, sf
In a pose quite approved by Delsarte.
An umbrella I have, though it's plain
There IS not the least chance of a rain,
For my shoes and my hat are not htted
for that:
My hair would be curled all in vain
Id
Little girls must all hate me- I fear,
For on Sundays and afternoons clear,
They are dressed just like me fol the
public to see,
And their comments are caustic, I hear.
How I wish I could wear an old dress
Made of Bingham, and then I just guess
would make some mud pies that would
open your eyes,
Though my pose might not be a success.
-Minna Howison Coale in N. Y. Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
IS : : %
Portal of Entry.

Influenza, or the GHp.-Caused by one
of the smallest known bacilli; discovered in
1892 by Cannon and Pfeiffer. Infection
spreads by the scattering about by air cur
rents of the dried nasal and bronchial secre-
lion of these suffering from the disease.
and its portal of entry is by the nose and
bronchial tubes.-N. Y. Sun.
The use ofDr. Humphreys Specific TT"
destroys the bacilli or germs and breaks up
the Grip or Cold, while its tonicity sustains
the tagging energies during and after the
attack. M
At all Drug Stores. 25c.. or mailed.
aH-Pocket Manual mailed free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co., Cor. Will
liam and John SITS. New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
1t III a gs Q n

We are talking about your
cough. One cold no sooner
passes off before another comes.
But it's the same old cough all
the time. And it's the same
old story, too. There is first
the cold, then the cough, then
pneumonia or consumption,
with the long sickness and life
trembling in the balance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
THE CIGARETTE.

I'm modest cigarette,
They ~ -
Hold me zap
To the indignation
Of the world 3~7d Ht-r4
AS a crime
Unwhipt of9justice:ls
And they punch me in the Stats
Cause the nice young man in spats
The primrose path
OF dalliance
With me, II VI, o-s -ta
Breathing
My lotus-lulling fragrance
Through his immature
Lungs and
Lights and
Liver,
And congeSting
His delicate mucous membrane
And his sensitive bronchial tissues
With my inhalations;
Which is not my fault OF course,
When he coughs and shows up hoarse,
Because
If he smokes me,
It is my bounden duty
To return the compliment
By smoking him..
| Then they slug me without ruth,
| Saying / corrupt the youth
| OF the lowly and the highly kind the
the same,
| And they say 1 have smell
| Which is something worse than--well,
| I'm not bad enough to mention such
| name.
| Furthermore,
| / am charged with
| High crimes and miSdema nOrS,
! From color-blindnesS
| To locomotor atax1a,
! From pipes
| To pareSiS,
| And they jump on me like sin,
| And they call the lawyers in;
But, darn it all,
] amt to blame
They don't have to
| Smoke me
Unless they want to-
| Do they?
| Confound them,
They begin it,
| I'm a little cigarette,
| Very little, and Pll let
Them alone reg
| If they'll
Let me alone; 80 d.
| If they fire me up, You bet
They will find a cigarette,
| In the course of time. viii get
| The best of then-and yet
| 1t is not the cigarette y
Is ma raising ~ q
Ali the row, Sc, &c
| William J. hampton, inzthe N. Y. Sun.
| sleeper Service, to Kansas City Via
"The milwaukee," Line.
First-class Pullman sleeper from Twin
Cities every day via c.. M. & st. P. Ry.
| to Kansas City.
Leaves Minneapolis 1850 a. M, st. Paul
| 500 a. M, and arrives Kansas City 7
| o'clock next morning.
Direct and most comfortable route to
Kansas City, the Southwest and Cali
fornia.
Pullman tourist sleeper also from Twin
Cities every Wednesday, running through
| to Los Angeles, Cal.
Apply to ticket agents or write J. 7.
Conley, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent. st. Paul.
| Mimi, for lowest one-way and round-trip
] rates to all points south and west.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
A Modern Mothers Diary.

Detroit Journal.
Il do not believe in telling child ghost
stories to frighten~ him when he is
''When Clifford is naughty I explain the
germ theory to him and have him look
through a miscroscope at bacteria.
''It frightens him terribly, and at the
same time inculcates scientific knowl-
To-day Clifford asked me if I believed
in the efficacy of prayer. l promised to
answer him tomorrow. ! wonder If ]
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
THE CoON's sWEAR-OFF.

I dance all day,
An I'm in fo' fun,
An l eat de possum
When de possum well done
Eff dat am wicked
Do yo blame dis coon?
Gimme little mo- time,
Gwine to swear off soon.
I chaws ma 'bacca
An 1 still drink rum,
Kase 1 done fo'got
Dat de New Years come.
Ma boss says dough
Excuse dis coon,
Eff l amt swore off
Gwine to sweai3 off soon.
Gwine to swear off, say
Bout next July.
When de mule gets stubborn
An de weeds grow high,
An de sun shines hot
Fo' to plague dis coon.
Eff don't do it den,
Gwine to swear off soon.
B. B. Garrison in the New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
Time and Rates
reduced to California.

Time shortened fourteen hours and
only $3.50, via the ''North-W estern
Line to San Francisco Los Angeles
and other California points. Tickets on
sale Feb. Il. 49, 26. March 5, II, 10,
&c. April 2, 9. 16, %, so. City Ticket
Offices, 413 Nicollet avenue. Minneapolis;
1928 Robert street, ST. Paul.
Map of California free
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10

loosens the grasp ofyour cough.
The congestion of the throat
AND lungs is removed; all in
Aammation is subdued; the
parts are put perfectly at rest,
and the cough drops away.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
CHILD STUDY.

This, however has been anticipated, and
clubs have been organized for chi d
study, where it is supposed that teachers
and parents meeting together can help
each other, and without doubt they can
If they put aside the idea &nat the one
is to instruct the other, or, at least, make
that feature secondary. One can but
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-10
Eomescekers' Rates Via 500 Line.

Tuesday. February u and each Tues
day following. Until April Goth. the 500
to points in Minnesota, North Dakota
Canadian Northwest, kootenay and Pa
ciic Coast points. Round trip Home
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on sale first and third Tuesdays of
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Rates very low. Ticket Office S79 Robert