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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
INTERESTING
MEETING.

At the meeting Of the Trustees of
the Poor of New Castle County, held
yesterday afternoon, some interest
Ing developements took place.
Attorney Edward Cochran, Jr.,
presented the question of giving a
title for wha t is known as the office
on Sixth street, now occupied as
tailoring store. Mr.. Cochran said 1t
would be necessary to have a special
act of the Legislature enacted to eu.
able the trustees to give clear title.
Mr.. Craig who was the purchaser, is
ready and willing to pay the amount
for which IL was sold to him as soon
as he has clear title to the same.
Architect Rice stated that sewer
was necessary from the pest house
and would cost $25.
Mr.. Toman said the building had
no cutters or rain spouts and 1t was
not complete without them. The
building should have a gutter fur
nished by the contractor. ..
Mr.. Fahey-"l'he plans do not
call for gutter or spouting.' =
Mr.. Lawson-"Where are the
speclications?"
Mi. Fahey--"The plans and spec
tications are in tho hands of the con
tractor. The building is Seing built
according to contract and the spec!.
tcations do not Call for any gutter. "
Mr. Lawson-"The building should
have spouting, but guess we are in
for it as we usually are do not
think we have the right to take
Rice S figures and be ourmiles away
! want a sewer as it should be and |
object to the figures for us to vote
upon.
Mr.. Fahey -'Look at the flaws
and see If the committee is holding
the contractor up 70 the contract. y
Mr.. Toman-'l am surprised at
Mr.. Fahey. He should have looked
after it, if the plans were not COM
plete. We have no person to jump
on If not the committee which has
the matter in hand. y
Mr. Fahcy--''The committee knew
there were to be no cutters. We
have nothing other than plans and
specifications to go on and these were
approved by the committee.
DR.. Henry-"\Nhat we want is a
new architect. He is the one who
has done the whole mischief.
Mr.. Townsend--"Whle we are
at the building question | would
like to know if the weight OF the
cement floor will not be too heavy
for the girders??
Mr.. Dangle--''They are all right
gentlemen, take my word for It,
They will stand the weight. About
the cutters, to settle the matter. |
will pay one half the cost rather
. than hear so much fighting about
> it.
Mr.. Fahey--''Gentlemau, ! OBJ.
act to this. This is an injustice
and he should put on all or none. y
Secretary Lawson as instructed
to notify Architect Rice to draw
plans for cutters and spouts for the
pesthouse and advertise for bids
} The same to he referred to the com.
mittee on the building, with power
to act.
Mr.. Mccoy will have the con
structing Of the sewer and grading
done by the inmates OF the lnstltu
y tOn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

Fall Short, very
short medium
Overcoats a II d regular
length. Gov.
erts at SIS to $40. Black
cheviots at $8 to $40. Ok
ford at $40 to $40. Proper
lengths, proper cuts and
proper trimmings. All
sizes, regulars and stouts.
Short Coverts are very
swell for young men and
at $40, $l2 aud $l5 we
have excellent styles. Our
$40 Black Cheviot and
Oxford Cheviot silk lined
coat is a dressy garment
and a big value for the
ney. Some special
styles in silklined to edge
coats at $40, very dressy
and regular tailoring
goods.
Closed evenings at 6
o'clock except Saturdays.
JAS. 7. MULLlN 4 SONS
9th and Market. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
SIiYri,hQm ! Irlai Trip

HNr pua boa, desroyor Stringhan
l4t he whn',e, ui the Harlan md
II Lit -.wugD, roapaCy for trial tr!p
ias u.rruIu-. Z swim to ho Bronhw ater
aul re'l'n t" Mc made. II tho trial is IL
SUES 30 g.rcrnmont Officials vii! b.
not"'o. ouN }rparat.on5 nado for an
OIL !a. orW 11
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
. Guard Reduced at Mckinley Tomb.

. :. Guard Reduced at Mckinley Tomb.
Canton. O., Sept. rs. The guard
at the vault which contains the
body Of President Mckinley has
been reduced although the full COM
pauv of the Fourteenth Regulars,
are on the grounds
Mrs. Mckinley today took the
usual drives. Her attending ply.
sician says she has changed slight.
ly tor the better. Her friends now
believe she will regain her normal
strength and will survive the terri.
BILE ordeal through which she has
passed.
Secretary Cortclyou will arrive
here tomorrow and it is expected
that he will at cnce Interest Mrs.
Mckinley in matters pertaining to
the estate.
Boston's mayor added his tribute
to the floral collections today. The
piece 10 a wreath five feet In diamo.
ter and stands on q ten.lnch base.
IL Is made Of choicest roses, ferns,
gladlolas and cycas leaves and .
white dove surmouuts the wreath.
"Trlbute from the Mayor Of Boston,
is the inscription on the card.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
d Narrow Escape

While a work at the American EaaI! II
Company ant AT Hock3soin last IAos
hay ~ I.Do"n James ks!ley WIS bu ed
by cart wH.yb cNved in and fell on him.
Nr .po Il Shoulder broken and was
nthrrwts, lltreJ Other werkmen near
lenClrd ~ Dr. lGhn BAH ne was taken to
t'o I,"luwaro Hospital His escape from
4 VAN WIS lM.LAL Lllus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Reliance Fire EDpiue

The members Of the Reliance Fire Co m
ranv are daily expecting the arrival of
cnglpe which Is being repaired br the
American Fro Engine Company, AZ sSen
ecn, y Y.
Inc eng!nci' being eVHippol with ALI
m odern apl llianCos and II new Fox bnier
is being installed, which will be the only
one of It's kind in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Sac nl Cows.

William II. Collins, will sell fifty
head Of choice milch cows and close
spripgers at Hare Corner, on Fri
day, September 9TH, at 10 o'clock
sharp. Stidnam e. Son are the
auctioncers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
SO EXCURSION TO PAN AMERICAN al
POSITION,

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ~
81 and 81. Train leaves Wilmlnsteh, Dels
ware svsnus, 80 =. n. aflording . deiiHns
full daylight ride through the famous wy
ominS valley. Through Psrlor oaIe.
TlokeSs good returning sevsn days. laAq
lag dste Of sale, on oil twain. cxceel
Black Diamond Exprsas - RsyA Am!R
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
The ODera House Stored,

After tho alterations to tho north side
store in the Masonic building are com
p!eted, operations will cease until spring
when the store OH the south side will be
remodeleu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
We WIN Eat Il,

tn, farmer nu Edgar Vetnon'a farm
known a. ths Ci0verdao place near Oak
HIl school house brought largo pump.
ttu to the kElrBLlCAN Office this morn
lag He said he did not know the variety
but that 1t would make good pumpkin
plcs such lg our mothers used to maav,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
ul1
HDDp
A iSk,nuNpy,

a team belonging to Chas. Dough-
erty ran away this morning at Filth
and Adams streets. Robert Pal M
er, the driver, ran the horses up
! Adams street hill and one Of them
| fell down.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

"Dlsagrceable People, will be the
subject OF talk to be given by the
Rev. George Lewis Wolfe in the First
NJ. p. Church this evening, Good
singing and everybody invited Il
come.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Death OF Geo. Furves,

The Rev DR.. George Tybout Purves,
pastor Of Fifth aven ue l'reshy yterlan church
Of Nov York died at his residence in New
\ crk yesterday. The deceased ia very well
known in this city and Is cousin Ut DR..
1ybout of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Z eLrr.c iArm Slll

Cu,tr.! ~ Il. have 4lli tAs 4. r..
Elp;5,o l,.u h''v i4lNcabrd containing
ltiacrc. y0 and ra Mr., Joeyb W,ckor Of
phliale- pD.. !ur 5!Jo Mr Wa"EoC III
louds iapy ~ 'Lc"e tho first oi March,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
1akepto Philadelphia

j. Norris Robinson appeared before
Magistrate Bradley this morning and
later accompanied Detective G. W. Pal MT
ter to Philadelphia whero he will be ar
rainged on the charge OF embezzlement OF
money belonging toa customer. he
case against his father II. G. Robinson
was not called ns he is wanted here on q
charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
AIKEN Sick

Arthur Richardson. OF No. 141C
Hutton street was taken sick in No
~ school to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
he " Gather

gOn ifdn1 tar weather Will prevail
wilh i5gi o TresA pa5terly winds,
Ia, lGermUIHetur at W, {. Taylor 5
drYl store So Hlns stroot today regls
cred as iuilowb!
Z u'ctGCA loo'clu1k | o ock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
GU.~sskssss-aasfs1AasEN1G
,u fb.r .n.n.

Mlphne. Kelley aud George II simon
spaut a t,w hours on the marsh near Della
ware CITY yesterday aud haggcd thirty
five EpgIi l. an,pe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
1elcphope In postotilce

) A locA! telephone system has been plao
oil In the postc ctfce so that the hsads OF
the department can converse with Post
master Browne
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Laborers In fata, Fight.

LAO0refS 10 1sSa, ri8u@
Cumberland, Md. Sept. 40
Word was received here that in a
fight among negro laborers near
Gladys, West Va, two men were
killed and two others seriously
injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

Mrs, Hambrig4t Of Front and Frank
lin street was arrested to day for acting
in O dsorderly manner. She beat her
little boy and then slapped Officer Wis.,
trup's face when he lnterferrod.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

The Othello Range is the best. J. C.
johnson & Son, \. +. Cor. Sixth and
King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
penmanship Course $3.50.

70 advertise its work in Penmanship,
Goldey College Night school will give
course in practical business writing for
only ~. 50. Enroll to night. to ., Mar.
ket street, corner Eighth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

Roofing and heater work. J. q. johnson
& Son, N u. Cor. Sixth and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

It's folly to suffer from that horrible
plague Of tho night, itching piles. Doun'5
Ointment es,quickIy aud permanently.
At any drug store. 81 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26


Deputy Judge Sylvester D. Townsend
was taken sick suddenly yesterday after
noon while at dinnsr in Ain,cow's Cafe.
He was removed to the Hotel Whining
ton and physician summoned. He ia
able to go around to day and will go to
Asbury Park.
The journeymen BARRIERS will give a
smoker In their rooms, No. l0l Eat 9th
street on Tuesday evening Oc:o s.
Coroner John l.. Frick will hold three
inuuests to morrow night. One in tho
case Of the Italian killed in the West
Yard; the Italian who was drowned
Augustine Fier was found at Cofled
Beach and the othor on the Co!ored man
sound dead at Claymont.
In West Presbyterian Church on next
Sunday evening Rev. A. N. keigwIn viii
preach from the ext Where is tho God
Of jah.' The sermon will be illustrab
ed with pictures OF the President MCkln
lyy's funeral
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

JNoR RENT HOUSE NO. 7ai SOUTH HAR.
II rllQn street. { rooms with bath, fron t
porch, cenented cellar: rent S!a per month.
pply at Republican office. s!6
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

TOR sALE-TwoF FARMS TO CT. DsE AN
r. estate, located In Brandyw'ne Hundred
! mile . ast Of Talleyyille; the other near
Carreroft station, l20 acres Apply on
the pre- mises. REBECCA W EBsIEK.
BUTTON WEBSTER
slim Executors
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

I'OR ZENITH All LARGE TWO STORY
Il bull ding No. 705 W. 8th street. suitable
for almost any kind of business; also one sta
Bile. Apply to James /. sutton, 1000 West
Eighth street. a5i .eodtf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

I'OR RENT ROOMS FURNISHED OR
T. uufurushel in private family, GIG West
9th street. sal.3tS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

COa SALE-FINE sEWl Nc MACHINE,
+ fine assortment Of stoves. Victor Cook,
Harvest Home, Othelo; hne large mirror.
fine organs and wardrobes Id bureaus and
stands parlor suites han racks, fine bed.
room suites. enamel steads fine antique ma.
hognuy deuk, McMahon Bros. No. 10! King
street. Dem phone l!2b
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

THOR SAi.E-A lGROOM HOUSE No. 9l4
West lth street with all III olern CON
veniences $500 may remain thereon at per
cent, Apply K. Z, Fralm, Atty. at law. 70o
French street. s2uai'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
DbAInS.

oHAMsERLIN-In this city on Sept. "a
Robert +. Cham berlin.
Relatives friends and members OF Corin.
thlan i 0 lge No 70. A. +. and A. NJ, Coium.
bia Lodge No. 20 |. o. o. F. and Lenape
Tribe No. d !, o. X. M. are invited to attend
the funeral services from his late residence. :.
l0ll Kirk wood street on Thursday a!tsrn oon
at 3 o. clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

One of natures remedies; cannot harm
tho weakest constitution; never fails to
cure summer complaint Of young or old.
DR.. Fowler's Extract Of Wild Strawber-
ry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

E'OR RENT-HOUsE NO, 9 IRWIN PLACE
II Apply to W. Scott Vernon this office.
HpD ota
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
FOR RENT.

I'OR RENT-.ON NINTH STREET WEST
II Of Market, front or back rooms, gas and
bath Address Rooms. Republican otfos.
s25lt$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

I'OR SALE.-ThREB NEW Leaf HER ToP
T. buggies, 2 new no top bugges, . sets OF
and bright, Apply to james H. Polk. New
port Del e9b'0t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
NOTICE.

To tho Poll Taxables Of the Northern Dis
trict OF Wilmington Hundred.
The psll taxable restdents Of tho North ern
District of Whining ton Hd., are hereby mott.
fed that tho undersigned poll tax collsQtsr
as his Office, No. los 9hipisy street. Wiipins-
ton, daily from .. 10. to s p. NJ. until fur.
thsr uottte, tor tho collection Of che poll tax
" '"1Ss..-.. lyXxC =. BULLOCK.
coilst. ...., poii Nj "a Tor the Northern NJ.
sriot f 81 Wilminyteo Id. s%ss -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

L'Ok RENT-A BUILDING ON WEST
IL Fifth street near Madison suitable for
storage purposes; rent low. Apply to W.
Scott Vernon, Tins nttics. a25-Gts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

TOK sA,E-BrSINESS WAGONS AT
/, Second and French streets Zine given.
Hammond a3l.amS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

L'OR SALE-BARGAINS CAN BE RAD
i In second hand furniture at the N.
Corner OF SiAth and Orange streets; severa
slS.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

U,OR sALE-FULLy EQUIPPED JOB
4 Printing Office. Apply ut No. West
3D. street, r Pluukett a2!.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

LIBERAL. LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
and French streets. a3l.3n,s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

t1 REWARD RETURN OF SMALL RU N.
I'D ting flag lost from store ron CT J. 2.
All i'm ond Co. 9Th and Market straets.
s!53t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

N1OTICE-MY WIFE, ANNIE HORSEY
IN left my bed anil board and vii not pay
any bills contracted by her.
s?5.ltl JOHN H. HORSEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

L'oR sALE-THoROUGHBR JHR.Ne4l
II sey bull calf 8 months old, solid -Esa
color. black tongue and switch; entitled to
register, took premium ut shelpot park fa ir
Geo. W. Weldi u, viii. Del. s2l-6ts xss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

TONsUMPIlON, AsTHMA. CATAKtH
~ Rheumatism, Neuralgia. q,1i ok rel,lt
Ur. Montgomery, 20s N. 9th street. Pnila
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

FOR GENERAL. HOUSE
w worl. 81 week. Apply Mrs. Matthes
2Oth and Market streets s29-.t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

MOTT OE-TRERE WILL. BE A MEETING
~ OF the milk men Of the wholesale AMI
retail dealers Of thi 8 city OH saturday III oIn.
ing at II O'Clock, corner 5th and Shipley sts.
at the Union Republican Building. All are
invited to attend. s26lN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
FOR SALE.

EOE sALK- ABOUT 200 BUSHELS NICE
T seed wheat. Harvest King variety; yield
all the way from % to 40 bushels per acre.
inquire Of Robert NJ. Taylor. Stanton. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
WANTED.

NTANTED = UOLORED ERRAND BOY
w not over Is yeArA Address L. H. Cap.
p1an, DelRw are ~ snus end DUPONT streets.
- s268t$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

NJ AVLHNITY PATIENTS
lN ADMITTED FREE at the
tof5- HOMEOPA THO HOSPIT Al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

VN1ANTED-A FIRST CLASS MlLI1NEk
w full seasons work. The leader, @S
Market street, s24lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

OsT-A SILVER WATCH, OPEN FACE.
- on last Thursday afternoon. ut the
liberal reward will be paid ou its return to
8ll WallAston streets. s233ts
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

the end of March. there should be a falling off
in the receipts. But people are evidently more
careful than they were few years ago, when
the 'takings' at the tables amounted To II .O0O.-
600. Money has been scare among that class of
English people who have always been considered
as the best clients of the tables taking with
them a certain sum and caring not whether they
lost 1t or not, so long they We're amused.
The great plunSerS' are not numerous
formerly.
dividend of lSJ francs was declared to-day
and this. added to the - francs interest paid
upon the coupon in November, brings the total
revenue to 30 francs. This is 10 francs less
than last years revenue, and, at the present
price of the shares, which dropped considera bly,
when il became known that there a decrease
in the receipts, is only Jt2 per cent. The cause
of the fall in the dividend is the enormous in
crease in the expenses which the company has
had to bear. The Prince of Monaco is paid
fIO,WO per annum-this 100000 up to last
year-under the new concession, granted for
carrying on the gambling for another period Of
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

tend the assembly. and they have to be deposited
before the date fNed upon.
The original value Of the shares when the new
company was formed in ISIS, f2O. so that an
investment of "a 900 required to take part in
the deliberations. The present value is 3.tSo
francs. that two hundred worth t2944o
Very few own as many this. that the
nual assembly is generally composed of half a
dozen shareholders. NJ. Camille Blanc, son of
"Perc Blanc" who founded the new Casino, is
the president Of the board of directors and Oc
cupi.d the chair to-day. The report of the coun-
ell of administration for the financial year end
ing March 81 first read.
Notwithstanding the fact that Monte Carlo
has had Il good season there is decrease of
$1,000 in the receipts from the gambling tables
as compared with the previous year. The total
profits from roulette and trente-et -quarante is
i32I.2oo. To this must be added f:'0.Oo for the
rent Of the Hotel de Paris the Cafe de Paris and
other properties owned 10y the Casino Company.
thus making the total receipts f9..I.2oo
1t is strange that in spite of the fact that the
hotels were packed after the year and until
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
THE GRAY WOLF.

The gray wolf comes again; had made fast
The door with chains; how has the gray wolf
passed
My threshold? / have nothing left to give:
Go from me row, gray wolf and let IiveI
have fed you once, given all you would given all
/ had TO give, / have been prOdigal;
/ am poor now, the table is but spread
With water and little wheaton bread;
You have taken all ever had from me:
Go from me now, gray wolf. and let me be!
The gray Wolf crouching by the bolted door,
Waits. watching for his food upon the floor;
/ see the old hunger and the old thirst of blood
Rise uD. under his eyelids. like a food;
What shall do that the gray wolf may go?
This time / have no store of meats to throw;
He waits; but have nothing, and / stand
Helpless. and his eyes fasten my hand
O gray wolf. gray Wolf will you not depart,
This time. unless / feed you with my heart?
arthur SyrnOnS in The Saturday Review.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
SUPPLEMENT.

fifty years Prince Albert is also allowed a fur
ther f2J 900 for the maintenance of his body
guard. and the payment of all the expenses OF
the Court of Monaco. with the exception OF
those connected with his private affairs. There
are no rates and taxes in the pTincipaity, so
that all the costs of municipal government are
paid by the Casino. together with the malnteh-
ance of the Carbneers, the police, the law
courts public works. and the making and keep
ing of roads Charitable. educational and re-
ligious institutes also supported, and prizes
for the carnival, for pigeon shooting and other
fetes. The bishop and the clergy are also paid
out of the profits of gambling.
The salaries of the directors, croupiers, and
other employees (sixteen hundred in alb amount
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
IRISH N4MES IN FRANCE.

From The GentlemGn's Magazine.
France. with its MaCMahons. O'Neills. O'COn-
nors and Nusents. possesses many Irish names.
The Boulanger movement introduced Count
Dillon. in whose gardens the FIOquet duel was
fought. Most of the Frauco-Irish though two
hundred years may have passed since their an
Cestors left our shores. have Prese rved a great
affection for Ireland. and each 81. PatrickS Day
sees a certain number of then. urited TO Cele-
hrate the feast of Ireiand'S patrOn SAINT. I mad
the pleasure of being present at # these
diners de St Patrice, under the presidency of
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

the Nicomte O'Neill de Tyrone. n charming no.
bleman, who claims descent from Owen Roe
O'Neill.
Among Irish names in France I may mention
Mahon de Monaghan. O'Quin d 'Etcheparc (for-
mery Mayor of Pau. Harty de Pierrebourg
Harden-Hckey (who shows his Irish origin by
editing the principal comic paper in Paris the
'Triboulct'). There are q few names with the
prefix "O, and 1T is hard to know how they
came by II. There is a Baron O'Tard de la
Grange and n COmteSse O'Pole: and I have also
seen in a list of students ODiette and OIanver
These are to be distinguished of course from
such noms de guerre as O'Monroy, O'Diu
OSquarr, etc.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

to flN00O per annum. The cost of maintenance
of the gardens in front and around the Casino
and the palace of the prince. together with the
Palace of Fine Arts. is nearly 100000 per an
mum. The enormous amount of flOo.Nn has
been spent this year upon the theatre and the
orchestra. The sum spent upon public city, >"
subventions. chiefly To the French press for
not attacking the gambling, has been cut down
from $50 go TO f20ODO
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

From The London Telegraph.
The annual meeting of the shareholders in the
Monte Carlo Casino Company was held at
o'clock to-day in the hOardroom. 1t is necessary
to possess two hundred shares to be able to at
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
IRRESPONSIBLE.

From The Indianapolis Press
Tommy-Paw, what is a artistic temperament9
Mr.. Fiss-Fm blamed if know-ony when i
meet a fellow that's got it / don't lend him
money.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

quickly" freer translation would be: He
who gives quickly gives twice much he
would if he stopped to think it over"
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
TRANSLATED.
Philadelphia Press.

From The Philadelphia Press.
Doard-"Bis dat qui cito dat" That's Eye
Italian guess. What's il mean? Do you know?
ScoIIard-Literally He gives twice who gives
New-York tribune., 1901-05-05
MONTE CARLO PROFITS.

ENORMOUS SUMS MADE FROM THE GAMBLING
TABLES