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LOST, BUT He DIDN'T MIND
Crackers solaced the Heart o
Wait on Mig Bridge.

His pockets bulsins with sweet crack
crs. n mite OF humanity was swept along
In the crowd at the Manhattan termi-
nal Of the bridge until a policeman res
cued him and carried him In his arms
10 the bridge telegraph officc. He wore
n military cap and knee breeches and
an overcon, that was be:ied about his
chubby form.
lie had no idea OF his home address or
ht. destination. but :'me brudder put
me on the cars an he div me dc crack
"rs." That was allshe could lisp be-
yond the fact that his n6sne was Louis
Carr.
He was 80 contented with bis crackers
that the policeman let him rernHin
around the telegraph office until he
knocked on duty when he took him to
the-Oak street station. Late last night
the boy was claimed BY his cousin.
John ,Tiarrisan. OF No. 8 Willow street.
Brooklyn.
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rested. 1he defe1aant cross-examansd
him so well that the Recorder stopped
him abruptly.
steiner the Recorder said." you
seem familiar with all the points or f'tha
law. Are you lawyer
II am a-stenosrapher." repAed tho
prisoner. and l am n well-educataA
man"
1t Is apparent" replied tho Re-
corder. Tell me the truth, Is Steiner
your Ha!nc?
No was the reply. my name is not
Steiner am known as James Hol-
land"
The prisoner resumed MS cross.cxam-
Ina,ion OF the motor.nan. ard when b
had concluded !; made a speech in his
own behalf.
So eloquent was he that when the
jury retired II d.. not return with .
verdict 81 three hours. The verdict
sns on. ot guilty.
II advise you TO tell something about
yourself" suggested the Recorder. at
might avail YOU something
No replied tho convicted man. Il
stand convicted ana must be punished.
All | ask is that you be as lenient with
ne as you can"
The evening world., 1901-04-04
1T IS IMPORTANT
To Know What You Ase Taking When
Using Catasrh Medicines.

Catarrh Is the short route to consumption.
and tho importance OF early and judicious
treatment OF catarrh. whether located In
the head. throat or bronchial tubes. cannot
be too strongly emphasised..
The list OF catarrh cures 10 a. long a. the
moral law. and the forms In which lAvy are
administered numerous and confusing. from
sprays. Inhalers. washes. ointmsnts and
salvcs TO powders. liquids and tabists.
The tablet form Ia undoubtedly tho must
convenient and most effective. bat with
nearly all advertised catarrh remedies II Il
almost entirely u matter OF guesswork a. to
what you are taking into your syslsu. a.
the propristors. while making all scr,s OF
claims N to what their medicines Will Go.
always keep II q close secret a. u xha,
they are.
The success and popularity OF hr n,s
catarrh cure. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. 10
largely because II not only cures ca,arrh.
but because catArrh sufferers wD used
these tablets know what they are taking
Into their systems. StuArt's Catarrh Tab.
lets beink composed Of Eucaiyptol. Hydras.
tin. Guaicol and similar valuable and anti.
septic ingredients. and are pleasant to the
taste. and. being dissolved In the mouth
they tako immediate effect upon tho mucous
lln!nE OF tho throat. nasal passages and
whole respiratory tract.
Tho cures that stuart's catarrh Tablets
have accomplished In old chronic csscs OF
catarrh are little short Of remarkable, and
tho advantage OF knowing what you are
putting into your stomach IL Of paramount
Importance when 1t Is remembered that tho
cocaine or morphine habit has beon irs.
quentiy contracted as mo result OF using
secret catarrh remedies.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablsss meet with cordial
approval from physicians, because their
aniiscpuc character renders them perfectly
sstS sSasss shem common ono ,snss
cure for all forms Of catarrhal troubles. :.
All druggists sell them 1t 20 cents TOR
l.aixed nackA6aa. = ~
The evening world., 1901-04-04

Tho rcint.orr between Lady Cook and
her late husbands family are quite cor
dial
Sir Francis Cook was clghty-tour years
old Al tn" time ~ his !.ath. II. mad
been In :hc warchous" business FOR
ycar-. and his estate was quoted a,
sSro."H
By the terms o. his will several estates
IN Portugal owned by him and two-
third. ~ the other property went to the
.ldes, son Francis. by the tcstators mrs,
wife. and the rcmnininr third 10 hs son
Wyndham
Lady cook. formerly Miss Tennessee
cl4rln. received c.5.". ,si25.nrp, and tn"
iucom" for ne from an Investment OF
1000 ,Sc:nrD,. The ,cstator's daug.,tc tor
and her issuc receive Ccj,"r and tho
income t"t He from the Investment OF
Ciut,trp ,SrHnD).
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LADY COOK TO
OPEN CRAVE.
"Rumors Force Her
to Have Husbands
Body Exhumed.

LONDON April t-Th" Echo say. ~
understands that. owing to certain m
pleasant rtfmors. Lady Tennessee t'"o..
widow ~ Sir Francis cook has applied
TO the Home Secretary 20 have the body
Of Sir Fruncis cxhum"'i.
Sir Francis Cook did fch. /,
Friends Of Lady cook sny that .a,.s,
stories have been circ-il,,"i oy a per
con not related to sir Francis but who
was disappointed at not hcinS rrucm-
pcred In the will Lady cook desires
that the exact cause "t her hua,and's =
death. wt,ich was senic decay. shall! be
officially certified to. 40 that. hereafter.
In the event o. her death nothing can hs
alleged against her.
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WILL EXHUME
AEADLESS man.
Sister and Mother-in-
Law Of Peters to Ex-
anime Corpse.
~,.s..! 70 rsr .7snlnE wofliD

pCi,G!lkEEPSiE. y. y. April i-'rh"
h.adl-s. and mutillteL body found II!
i.e hudson River. near S'0ncco. TINS
a1,u,v. will bc exhunfe,i tomorrow to
allow Mrs. Mary Boltz. OF New York
city. a s!s;e. OF Charles II. Peters. and
Irs Antrew Riker. OF Hopew"'l juno
lion, his mother Jaw. 10 make
thorough examination for the purpose
Of Identifying It.
Both women are fully convinced that
the body !s that Of Peters. They De-
l.evc he was murdered by an enemy.
The story OF Peters's domestic unhip'
pness was told exclusively In The Even.
ing World few days ago. lie was de-
serted by his wife. who was Mary
Emma Hker. She and Or. Leslie H.
sutton, Of Hopcwc4l Junction. Hsap-
pea,cd together. Soon afterward Peters.
whose mother-in-Iaw took his part. was
served with a notice OF divorce from his
w.rc In South Dakota Peters at that
time said openly " DR.. Sutton and Mrs.
Peters came back to Hopcwell Junction
he would cause their arrest for bigamS.
4 short time after this. Feb. last. he
went away from home to be gone n few
hours. That was the last seen OF MIN
alive. When tho body was found IN the
river a few days ago. his sister 1nd
mother -!n.law read u description OF the
dimensions and were confident that II
was tho body Of Peters. 4 truss that
was found on the body strengthened
this b>llef. Both women believe they
oan Identity tho body. There are sew
lal pecultar!tics by which they can
Yell II the body Is his. Three or four
ribs were broken by fall through n
trestIe sono time ago.
The body 10 buried nt Wnpp!nscr's
Fails, about seven miles from here.
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4 rally In the Liverpool market. due TO
buying from this eide. tended TO s:!Ren
prices in the cotton market here ut the
call to-day. Sentiment was bui!sh and
,- "A squeeze In May. Wall street and
ch!cag0 were good buyers.
The opening prices were: April. SIT 10
Sis: May. So to S..i: June. $40 TO Su:
July. s.il to s.l:: August. :.I TO ..'s:
Sept. mber. ;.53 to ..I: O-: ober. "a ia
7&j: November. 739 bid: December. 7S
to ..3s: January. rs bid.
The closing prices were: April. sol
TO SEA: May. S.vi to s.C7: Juno. 1.96 to
September. 7.a3 to ~: October. 7.33 to
73i: November. rs to 7a3: Dccc1nEt:.
~ TO 7.S: January. ~ to 10. Mar
kei steady a, decline.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
CORN BEARS RUN
FROM PHILLIPS
Young Operator Again
Controls the Grain
Market.
eo.e,., 10 n. Evening worhJ

CHICAGO. April +.-I;eorSc II. Phil
l<l, Is once more master OF the corn
situation, having successfully repulscd
the bear attack that has been directed
agains, hHn for the last three davs.
The opening in the corn pi, to-day
was all excitement. with the bears In
full retreat Tn. anxiety OF shorts 10
cover led TO such a wild scramble Cor
May corn NJ the opening that the in!-
tial sAles were on range o! ~ cents
to ~ 3-+ cents. Later the market set
tied around ~ IL cents. with Phillips
showing "A disposition to support |, at
that figure.
The bull raovNncnt was stimuiatcsi by
.thc young leaders presence In thc PIT.
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RECORD DAY FOR
STOCK SALES.
Brokers Say, in Wild Excitement Thousands
Of Shares We're Not Recorded
Official Sales 2,O64,OOO.'

Readings and Enes. Des Moines q
Fort Dodge gained 4 81.
The fluctuations OF prices became vio:
har s '" cnvv a n,nkinr IE nu. ny Wo. 'n s,,,nie.
ment.-i bv ,sur drives and sudden drops
In prices were followed by quick re.
bounds. Rock Island rallied I l.o and
other stocks which had been raided
from = to I points Colorado Fuel pre-
i.rred rose 10 is and the common an
extreme II -.
Liquidation was renewed on tho rally
and the :narke; broke again. \ furry
In call money aggravated the weakness.
some stocks max ng the lowest prices
OF the day on this break. Amalgma ted
Copper continued to advance an extreme
5-S. Th. closing was excited and ex-
tr-mely irregular.
The tctal sales o. stocks to-day were
c.oI. 80 sha -. and { onds $3,107.tO.
The evening world., 1901-04-04

\m"ns IN" passengers who sailed 'or
Europe nn Nneer Wilhelm der Crosse
this week was Or. Ern.sto : l.. I.la-
sucri II, vii! visit III. universities Of
Paris ana London 10 exhibit "A surgical
by SutSIChl authorities In the l'n!ieL
State From London Ne vii! make a
.hori visit - NapIu1. his hom, in !lnly.
returning ia America ioout the end OF
May, Although Or iilasuccl has been In
America only three years. he mas
achieved an .aviahic reputation in medi.
cine and surgery. and Is recognized as
on" of he Cl"ycrcst Italian surgeons In
the fnits.l States.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
.C0FF PUZZLED
BY PRISONER.
/" Steiner > Conducted
His Own Case Like
an Able Lawyer.

Recorder GoT in General Sessions this
afternoon. after vain attempt +" oh
tain som" clu" go tn. identity OF n
prisoner before him. sentenced tn. mys-
terious individual to Sing Sing FOR four
wears.
The charge vas stealing y 10 ,kc,booA
containInc IS from .irrvcy y. tllnkesl.e.
of No ~I W.s, End avenue. a, Fitty-
ninth street and Sixth avenue. a week
ago.
"fon had t";tcr seek tn. advice OF n
lawyer. the Recorder suggested, II
will assign Mr., chanl"r to defend sou.
mo" replied the prisoner. II will dc.
fcnd myself
mot"rman who saw the larceny
identified the prisoner As the man ar
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II was generally conceded that the
record OF activity In the stock market.
50 far as actual sales are concerned.
WAS broken to-day. There Is little doub;
that many thousands OF shares sold
prevalent excitement TIE sales re-
ported aggregated .."i.ro. which s
slightly below the best record.
Stocks again opened with n boom In
the marke, to-day. considerable excite
ment attending rush for the prominent
railway shares The hear slcmcn; WAS
apparently demoral'zcd bv Londons ac-
t!v!ty, and covered, practically regard
less OF price. This movement. together
with extreme aggrcs~lveness by the
bulls. resulted In opening advances OF
" TO J points In the railways
The speculation started of with rush
ana n roar. TIE buying OF stocks ~ ali
departments OF the ! :; sh ,~cd frantic
wtld nal hcwiiicrinr fluctuations in
prices. The extraordinary advances IN
yesterdays market seemed 10 have
awakened fever OF speculation al!
through the country. and the result wns
Il heavy congestion NJ buying orders In
commission brokerage Offices today.
With :hcir pockets :uil "f these order.
the brokers were naturally In u highly
nervous and excited condition when they
gathered on the :ionr OF :he Exchange
shortly before the opening There WAS
~ general atmosphere q! 10 do or die
In the big boar. room when ;hc Char
mans savcl fell. marking III" beginning
I'll the trading. There wGs very fun
attendance and everybody seemed 10
have something I" do
The spectators In the gallery witnessed
n scrimnagc which proved :" be higniy
entertaining. The scene was "n' ot
confusion and even the mos; ski!fu!
rioor operators .ound ,.thculty In follow
INK Ike course o. events.
Rock Island opened at i5o TO l5l IL.
compared with lji yesterday. but was
Immediately pushed M to la' 3-' on p"r-
chases aHsEegatirs .0COp shares 81.
Paul responded to the boom o! tnas
stock In London and vas IN an eN-
treme ) points Il; the outset. but re-
acted l-c and then au!c,ed down.
Illinois Central was carried up ~
points By rapid Jumps. but soon showed
an inclination toward !rrcSuihrity ana
Iiuc;ua,cd violently between lG and
lt6 L.: Louisville Il Nashville advanced
!. points on Il heavy demand. Miss"ur!
Pacific. the Atch.sons. Chicago d North
western, Colorado Fuel 4 Iron. Penn
sy.vania all showed gains OF at least
point.
Variations were slight in the midday
market except In Jew stocks. tn"
market was irregular. but the undcrion.
a,s., C,opper and Colorado Fuel were
E-a and II points respectively. Shortly
before / o'clock New York Central was
rushed up l-2 above yesterdays close
to l55 IL. Pennsylvania Was sent up
points and Metropolitan Sis. These
gains caused n steadi.r speculation gen
.rallr
The urg.n, demand Tor New York
Central carried II to lj5 ia before rea
tons had any effect D:hcr Vanderbilt
stocks advanced symplthct!ca.ly. and
jump TO l6o in Pennsylvania helped the
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Wheat Market Firm.

day at Is II for May. being Influenced
by cables which were steadier than *
pected.
New Yorx's opening prices were: May
wheat. .s ~: Sept: g.: July: rs
wheat. !? "a. MAY corn. " to q.
New Yorks closing prices were: May
wheat. u 81: July. IS: september. 3-S:
May corn. IS 3-s bid: July. II 6-s: Sep
teniber. II is.
Ch!cnEos closing prices were: May
wheat. 12l
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and the price soon rose to q cents under
Increased demands for ahorts. Liverpool
cables I'D not respond to tho break her.
ycrt, rhay coming only l-Sd. lower. The
country movement generally was light,
With only M cars received locally
H. speaking OF tho situation before the
opening Mr.. Phillips said
II have received numerous advicrs
from the West to-day. and the farmers
assure mo that they will not sell their
corn under 10 cents"
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Boys' ana 9ouths' Spring
Clothing.

Boys Woollen Blouse Sailor Suits, in as
sorted shades, handsomely trimmed with
soutache, for ages 3 to II; worth $725; here
for Bargain Friday at
Boys 2-Garment Suits, in choice assort-
ment of patterns, properly lined and tailored;
ages 7 to 10; worth $500; here for Bargain
Friday at <
Boys Splendid 3-Garment Suits, of stylish
woo'len fabrics, in stripes, neat checks and
plain blue and black; in mannish designs with
double-breasted vests; ages to 10; worth
$500; here for Pargain Friday at Z
Boys Fine Blouses, made of cordettes and
cheviot shirtings, in the latest cut, with the
new high lay-down collar; SOC. value for
Youths Long Trouser Suits-new Spring
patterns in stripe and check effects, also in
plain one-tone colorings, properly fashioned
and suitable for youths aged l3 to 19 years;
regular So grade for =
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smoTHERED SLEEPING BABY.
Mrs. DInaerstcin Believed to Have
Rolled On Her Child.

When Mrs. Dlnnerstein. OF No. AZ
East seventy-fourth street. awoke this
morning she found hey i've weeks-old
child Bessie dead In bed beside her.
II IL supposed the mother rolled over
tho child in the night and smothered It.
DIR. Feinberg. OF No. 3ls East Seventy
ninh street. rcportcd the case 70 the
The evening world., 1901-04-04

HAVE YOU A FANCY TEA SET
that you don't need? Soil It Find
buyer by advertising in the Sun-
day World.
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LONDON STOCKS ACTIVE.
4 mericnns score G""I Gnins and
Drmn nd llcnSS.

The demand for American railway
shares on the London Stock Exchange
to-day was unusually larx" and the tone
of TIE narks: huovnnt at extreme gains
"x,cndin. Ia L. per cent. over New
york's clio .inS figures OF YESTERDAY.
~, Paul led the list
The strength was due To Investment
buying and large bear covering IN an
,,cipn,Inr OF che advance during tho
Easter holidays.
Uou,c securities generally showed \
.-,,od average on the continued Improve
tuent OF the monetary outlook.
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Wcm Hkca
Patterns.
We Sell Them.
/Dc.

One the difficult
advertisement How
that to
that with
pen to undersa values and them
injustice chiefs,
faithfully provide for Bargain Friday values that
representation in the
Tomoows Bargain List must for the again go
without offer o its merit
The evening world., 1901-04-04

Another Nrw OIL Well.
BEAUMONT. Tex. April i.-Anoshcr
oil we'll was developed here today. 1t
1. about 1850 fee, deep and il In ths I'm
mediate vicinity OF other wells.
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Castor W<121ne>y Bargains.


For the last two days Of Easter Week Bargain
Friday, April 5th, and Saturday, April 9th offer
some OF the greatest values in trimmed and untrimmed
millinery presented anywhere this Spring. The woman
who has delayed the purchase of her Easter hat can
buy 1t now cheaper than ever, and, at the time
be sure Of getting just much style, quality and
variety ash she had shopped around for week Here
are the principal offerings:
Al BIS, 500, o.75, $50 and 1000 apiece.
Thousands Of Handsome Styshy Trimmed Hats designed
by the leading milne1s Of Paris and New
you double these prices other stores No trouble
to make satisfactory and pleasing selection Plenty
| saleswomen to assist you.
Trimmed Millinery Dept. ID Floor
UNTRIMMED MILLINERY.
Main Fioor-loth St. Side.
At !. rs, LOS, 2.25 and 2.o5,
Fine Silk Chiffon Hats with tucked folded
chiffon and straw the styles
OF the Spring immense worth
up to $500 apiece.
At o5c.,
New suaw Braid Hats, made French wire trames in
black and every wanted COLOR the priced
elssYhere at SITS.
At 17c., 19c., 29c. and 3oc. a bunch,
Fine French Flowers for trimming large and handsome A.
so1tment containing values up to Sl7 bunch
The evening world., 1901-04-04
6yegla,,e, and Speetaclss.

Eyes tested free Of charge by an experiences,
graduate optican All fittings guaranteed satisfactory
purchase money refunded. Special attention given
garding the selection Of proper eyeglasses. Broken
lenses replaced with entire satisfaction at a small
cost Silk cord eyeglass cleaner hook and free
with every purchase.
Solid Goi SP.etaeles and Eyeglasses, fitted with first
1a 1 ~ ~ ' '' 1.9s
Our famous signet Eyegl,ss made in style ooly-s
rlmless eyegass with extra large lenses and l4arat gold
springs, all mounted with "B:ank's patent triple strap,
which prevents the lenses from getting loose shaky reg
ualy sold at $780, sreay priced 70, Bargain Friday 1S0
Steel Eyeglasses and Speetaes in Adjustable
and Offset spsctae!es straight riding bow
pes worth 81 90 pair choice Bargain Friday for LOO
A!umnieo speetaces and Eyeglasses Straight and riding
bow temple spec,aeles, offset and adjustable eyeglasses
have strong frames that will torrodc arnish fitted
with the best quality Of lenses; usually priced at S75
sale Bargain Friday for l.2SI
Roman Alloy Speetaes and Eyeglasses pair only so
Roman slloy looks like gold and quite well)
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Won's Spring Clothing.

Mems Stylish Spring Suits, in dark stripes
and broken check effects, together with
palmer styles, properly lined and tailored,
50 styles to choose from; regular SO values
for p .1/
Mems Black Suits of fast colored clay dag
onal worsted, Spring weight, in sack or frock
coat designs, well lined and tailored, regular
50. so values for e. .7/
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Won' and Rcy,' Fa1, e CAPS.

so dozen Mems Derbys, Of full fur stock,
all silk bands and bindings, in new spring
shapes; $500 values for T.
"1he Grand Duke" Derby for Men-a new
style q spring derby, xe;.h i fully 500; 70. L..
Boys Stylish Spring Caps, in the late golf
shapes, made Of pretty woollens; SOC. values
The evening world., 1901-04-04
n SO. 90 Sc. CeoA1ng Range
far SO. rs.

This is we'll known 3hole Broiling and Roast
ing Range, fitted with proper tubing, etc, reguaryI
sold at 50 90, reduced for tomorrow to S6.7S you
want good reliable range here's your chance to get
at big saving
The evening world., 1901-04-04
Ch12a>on' $ and Zn<ants' Woor,

sample lot Of Chdren's Gingham Dresses, In variety
Of styles and colorings trimmed with laees and emboder
les plain hosh: worth &c., osc H. IS and $3.50 each:
Bargain Fridays clearance price. your choice at o9I
Infants Nansook Dresses, with knot insertion,
trimmed yoke and skirt, finished with lace edgns Bargain
Fntay's clearance price 80
Ono lot OF Infants China Silk Caps with aover emhrod
cry lace rchings and tic strings considered cheap at ooc
Bargain fridays clearance price cn!y 3oI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-11
Rev. E. M. Chapman at r1ontpeller.

Rev. Edward NJ. Chapman of the
North church delivered the charge to the
people at the ordination and installation
of Rev. Lucius F. Reed as pastor of
Bethany church at Montpelier. Friday
evening, and according to the Montpe-
Iier papers be gave the people some very
sensible and wholesome advice. In the
course OF his address he asked the mem
bers of Bethany church the following
questions: Will you be good to this
man! Will you be loyal to him? Will
you give him comfortable living? Will
you keep very closely before you the pur-
pose OF his coming to this pulpit? Will
you respect his working methods and
working hours? Will you help him fight
his temptations! Will you illustrate the
gospel to him and for him?
The sermon of the occasion was deliv.
cred by Rev E. Y. Hincks, D. D., OF An.
dover, Mass; the prayer of ordination
was offered by Rev. Norman Seaver. D
D., OF Rutland; the right hand of fellow
ship was extended by Rev. John L. Sew
ell OF st. Adams; and the charge to the
pastor was given by Rev. G. Glenn At
klns Of Burlington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-11
Dartmouth Notes.

The Boston Globe OF Thursday pub
lished picture of Capt Guy H. Abbott
OF the basket ball team, accompanied by
the following despatch from Hanover:
"a lively interest in basket ball has
been aroused at Dartmouth college this
fall and the outlook points to strong
team. With one exception all the men
are IN college who played last year, and
who have in fact been on the team for
three years. With their three years of
experience these men, aided by the new
material which has come in this year,
should put up the strongest game Dart.
mouth has ever seen. The team is cap-
tanned this year, as during the past two
seasons, by Guy H. Abbott O2 of St.
Johnsbury, VT, one of the steadiest men
who have played basket ball in Hanover
and baseball player of considerable
ability"
Mrs. Mary R. P. Hatch has in prepar.
alton for early publication a convenient
booklet designed to fill the place, for
Dartmouth and Hanover that THE Cos
siping Guide to Harvard and Cambridge
filled for the Massachusetts, university
and town. 1t is patterned after that
booklet as to style Of reading matter
but possesses the added merit of beine
prolusely illustrated with halftones O
the principal buildings and places of 10
cal interest.
The Intelligent Anarchy" club, which
was formed recently, has received sew. a
congratulatory letters from anarchist,
in this country who have mistaken idef
IN regard to the purposes OF the club
One said that he rejolced to see colleg
men taking up the work and hoped t.
have more join. He advised them to en-
ter their names with the National An
archist Newspaper Clipping Bureau
T which would furnish them much liter
allure on the subject.
The most successful football season
for years ended Thanksgiving day witt
the score 22-O which was run up agains
Bro %n. The success is entirely due t.
Coach Mccormack 81 who with ligh
and TOR the most part inexperienced ma
ter1al, brought about the results. Tn
team has been defeated only once anC
that by the best team in the East-Har
ward The scores have been: New