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New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
PRINCE HENRY NAY COnE AGAIN.
INTIMATIoN THAT HE WILL MAKE A VISIT
ON HIS OWN RESPONSIBILITY.

When Prince Henry in this city he was in
vited 10 attend St. James's Lutheran Church, in
Nadison-ave The invitation sent because he
was known TO a Lutheran The Rev. DR..
Remensyder. pastor Of the church, has received a
letter from Prince Henry. dated AZ Niel Ger
many. expressing regret that his time in New
York was flied up with official engagements
that he had no time worship in the church.
The prince closes his letter by trusting 10 have
another chance to revisit NeW-YOTk,' intlna-
ton that he expects to come 70 this city when he
can spend his time according TO his own plans
and wishes
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
THE PASSING THRONG

Ex-senator C F. Manderson of Nebraska. de-
lights 10 tell story and he knows plenty of good
ones. one of his latest which
THOUGHT IT one said 10 him older than
WOULD IN himself whereupon he retorted
TEREST THE that it was in its second childhood.
MOOSE. and very fresh. ne told at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel II runs something
in this wise. Once there was man in Nebraska
who captured a bull moose alive. and so great was
the rarity OF mis- capture that he resolved TO turn
a penny So he built a small about the moose
and advertised that for 10 cents any Individual
could step right in and the animal For p
show business grew lively; the money came mostly
in dimes, but there were a few quarters. Finally
spike BEARDED caTicSuTe Of Tncis sam followed
y p4o6 Gf I'll S3n e na chd hsd to
be boosted of the ground and carried on Its us
mothers hlp-it was too small 70 walk Inere "tTs @
fourteen IN all The multi-father put 99Wn ms
be said he fa,bar sG aH fIess c54rar Yours
'em in fer quarter?' Go in fer nothn,' said the
Snowman: strikes me its the moose thatH De en-
Baron de Fontenilliat the Frenchman who
capped almost by a miracle destruction with the
other citizens of St Pierre and
"A DRAMATIC who has now this city.
AND TERRI added yesterday an incident Of his
BILE CON return the city after the devas-
TRAST." tating work was He says
it is likely his last visit 10 the
il-fated city. All the sights were horrible, OF
course" he said. especially those Of death and
the dead. But there was sight that came 10
me with peculiar and personal appeal 1t was
ruined balcony. hanging literally in shreds down
the ruined wall of a house On that balcony the
night before the awful catastrophe mad sat play
ing quiet game OF dOmtnOes. smoking and cnat-
ting and watching the life and lights and happy
sounds below The quiet, the peace. the careless
ness of that evening and game or donlnOeS,
and then those iron shreds hanging over d Sce.e
o death and hOrrOr-ife cannot furnish again 10
me a more dramatic and terrible contrast
The Baron feels that the disaster Will prove the
final blow 10 the sugar industry OF the surrounding
Islands. where. he says. il has been dying OuL
for some time. owing 10 beet sugar competition IN
the United States and France Fear will now drlVe
the planters away.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Posters are out announcing the bill of the week
Of June which will be presented by A Maori
and P Rapine in Italian the Peoples Theatre
No 2Ol Bowery. Signor Majori desired 10 engage
an uptown theatre for the engagement. but failed
on Monday night "Othello' viii be produced. on
Tuesday night, "LOnore" (Sudermann's Die
Ferrere" (The Iron Masterl; on Thursday even
ing. Alexander DUmass "kean," and on Friday
night Sardou's La Tosca." The SATURDAY matinee
will he La Morte Civile, and the evening 9erorr-
ance Hamlet" ''Amleto." IL Is in Italian
Tickets are now on sale by Antonio MAORI. Nc
100 Grand-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
FORECAST EoR TO-DAY AND FR1pAY.

For New-EnEland. fair today. except showers IN
Maine. Friday fair winds.
For Nev-Jersey and Delaware fair today. fresh
winds. Friday fair. with warmer IN the interior.
For the columbia and Maryland generally
to-day Friday slowly rising temperature; vari-
winds.
For Virginia fair today. Friday fair and warmer:
variable nd--
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day and Friday with
slowly rising fresh winds becoming
variable
For Eastern New-York. partly cloudy to-day, Friday
slowly rising temperature fresh winds
ing variable.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western SewYork fair
to-day Friday with slowly rising temperature fresh
winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
THE RED CROSS CONFERENCE.

g Petersburg May 2S-There was an informal
,atbarine Of the members Of the seventh interna-
tfonaI Red cross conference this evening The en-
tire American delegation has arrived mere. me
Americans attending unoftcially are MISS IhiilleI
and DR. NJ Wyle. of Illinois TIE conference
viii he formally opened tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
Pnsrnmce NntIce

Should read BY changes
any rime)
mails for the ending Nav 81 1902 will
close promptly in all cases al the General Postoee
Parcels Mails close earlier than
closing shown below Parcels Post mails for Ger
close at > II. Wednesday
Regular Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
ton hair hour later than closing time below
cept that Supplementary Mails for Europe Central
America Colon. close later Foreign sta
tom.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

NETWORK CITY
Mail subscribers DAILY end TFtI-W SE1HNLF WIN
be charged one cent extra postage in addition To
the rates named above
The Tribune Cuba. Porto Rico, Hawaii
and the Philippines without expense for foreg1
points all countries IN the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune VIII be mailed at the following
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
FpJTBFTS IN 1 LEGISL4TURE.

victoria b. c.. May $-The provincial legis-
larlIre was still in session early this morning There
was some lively crosshring last night Tattlow, OF
Vancouver. accused Premier DunSmuir with trying
70 steal s. 600 OGO in connection with the Canada
Northern Railway scheme. The Premier in return
called Tattlow a liar and cur. There was an up
wFta4r
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
pp.vcF SERIES NOTICE on CHINA,

Peking May 2S.-The native newspapers pun
lished here assert that France mas gwen Lo''1e ~
-. - ,ba irsurrectiou in Quang Sc Province
=, t,+arfar4pr with her Tonquin trade, and that
i1aes IL is suppressed before July France VIII take
etaDs 70 protect her interests
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
WARRANTS FOR CITY OFFICIALS
ST LOUIS LEGISLATORS CHARGED WITH
MISCONDUCT IN OFFICE.

81 Louis May 2s.-At the instance OF the grand
Jury bench warrants charging misconduct in Office
were issued for the arrest Of Charles l. Geraghty.
q member Of the House Of Delegates. and Louis
SchneU. city councilman
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
curcK ON NoRWEGI4N EuIGRATLOy.

c,bristfania Norway. May Sowing to the large
emigration Of Norwegian contract laborers 10 can
ada the authorities of Norway have prohibited
Foreigners from hiring labOrers here Tor export
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
TRANsATLANTIC MAILS

TFJ-RSDAY-At $50 a r1r Europe. Per F
mark via Plymouth Cheroours and Hamburg mail
% directed per $ = T. Bismarck D..
a. A. F-ance Switzerland. italy Spain. Portu-
EEyur Greece. British India Isorenzs
Ma-ruez La Savoie. Havre other
Of Europe directed Savoe'l;
A. Ss0 n for Italy direct per = : Scila mail
must oe directed '-0er = Sicilia'l.
GATV-RDAY-Ar q a n for F-ance. q Ia Gas
cogue Havre (ulall FOR other q Europe
Re 4irecrei Ia Cascogus'l. T.30 a
Taniz = Pcrs1aln o..
directed per Porsda1n'D; az : a m Italy
direct Hohenzollern (ruail =
per Hohe1zolsrr'')- A. : 80 a Complementary
~ NJ : Crnbrfa. via Quesnst0vvn:
az A. for Azores Islands per 5 Spartan Prince
fnau FOR tsly directed 5 s Spartan
P-nce'l. a. 80 a n. for Scotland direct. per
Columbia 1rraI BE directed per CoIurubia')-
ST-NDAY-Ar 5 a. for Islands per a.
Pe1fnsular
.pPIN-TET MATER ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers. ard Samples for Germany
u mail matter for other %
Europe will Be sent by this ship unless specially
her
A<-ar re closing q Supplementary T-arsatIants
MATS uame4 above ADDITIONAL S1upIerenua-y
On piers the American English. French
ana German and remain Uncfl with Ten
Minutes OF % sailing Cf steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In diagram the continuous white line shows the
pressure Indicated by The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted lire terapsra-
tIre as recorded Il F7rry's Pharmacy
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature the last twenty
comparison with the corresponding dale OF
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
DENY THAT ROAD HAS BEEN som.

The officials Of the New-York and Queens County
Electric Railroad Company yesterday denied the
story that the company had been sold to the Bel
mont interests
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
AMERICAN WARSHTPS LEAVE NAPLES.
rRowNrNsH1E1p.s SQUADRON GOES TO CAS-
TEI.IAMARE.

CasteIamare. Bay Of Naples May . NJ - -
So bst+1eship Illinois flying the nag OF Rear
Admiral Aren't s Crowninshield, commander IN
chief Of the European Station. and the InlteH
S+a,as cruisers Chicago and Albany arrived mere
mis- afternoon from Naples . a. -,L L,-. 90
While the Albany AZ Naples hye T IneInPeTS r ps
her crew deserted. and the AilttI-.i'' '''1-' ~
49, ofered a reward for their arrest
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
To srrDY AMERICAN POLICE SYSTEM

~onenbagen. May 2s.-Mr Stephenson. chief OF
The sanitary police department OF this city. VIII
st,r+ for the United States next week Tor the pur
nose OF studying the American police system
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY cents WEEFIY REVIEW. 5 cents
DAILY. TRI-WEEsKL1y. 2 cenrs
WEEKLY FARMER cents
TRIBCNE ALMANAC : CENTS
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

With Little Italy and 'Divorcons," and will keen
that bill next week Tomorrow night, however
A Dolls House" will again be presented
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
DAILY ONLY. i.

Address communications subscriptions
advertisements The TRIBUNE. New-York CITY
POstoface order. express money order.
draft rsgistered lsttsr
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
DIR. HENRY WORTONS WILL.
SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS LEFT TO STEVENS
RESIDUE OF ESTATE To SONS.

The viii Of DIR. Henry Morton, president OF Stew
ems Institute was filed for probate yesterday with
the Surrogate Of Hudson County. The estate is
not a large one. DR.. Morton gave literally to
the institute. He leaves all his scientific instru-
rnt.nts 70 the institute. and his French and Ger
man books to Professor Geyer- The residue of his
estate goes TO his sons Henry. patent lawyer. and
OuinCy a member of the senior class of Stevens
Institute. The viii was executed few days before
n
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
Special Noures-
Tribune Subscription Rates

The Tribune viii BY mail address N t1s
country abroad. address changed often as de-
sired Subscriptions may be your regular oea-1r
before leaving II convenient. hand them N az
The Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
A. J. CUMMINGS LEFT ONLY $500.
HE MAKES HIS WIFE SOLE LEGATEE AND
EXECUTOR

The will of Congressman Amos, J. Cummings
was fled for probate in the Surrogates ONCE yes
terday 1t was executed on November :. ISoS' anu
witnessed by John 3. Wood. Thomas W Knox ana
A NJ Sotelde all Of The New-YOrk sun Office
Mr. Cummings leaves all his estate, both real ana
DersOual % his wife. Frances Caroline cummings.
And anpoiuts her sole executor. The petition FOR
the probate Of the will which was ned oy ME-.
Cummings, places her husbands personal estate at
81 500 and says he owned no real estate
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
TRANsPACTFIC NAILS

Mails FOR Hawaii China. Japar Phifnriue Island.
via san Francisco. close here Gallv ~ -,
inclusive. for dispatch
Mails for NarQuesas Islands san Frau-
cisco. daily at $50 2. ID 70 in
elusive for dispatch = = Australia
Mails except West which -
Var5ei via Furopal. Zealand. Fiji Ssmoa a-S
Hawaii via Francisco. close here daily a. g.Sa
% NJ after May 20 and up % June ~ Inclusive a.
On arrival OF EtrIria. New Trna -
:. = Sierra
Hawaii. Japan. China and PhilppIne
san Francisco. close here daily at a n, 10
70 June y. inclusive fer dispatch per 4 City 0r
Pekiug.
Mails for China and Japan via Vancouver Victoria
b c. here daily al $50 .. n. June no
Inclusive. for dispatch s. Empress u Japan
registered mail specially addressed. Ne--
chandse u. s Postal Agency SHANGHAI
forwarded via Canadal-
Philippine Islands. VIA Frarcsco close
her $50 D m June III. inclusive for
Mails for China and Japan close here daily
al $50 D. Up June ti3. inclusive, for dspaten
or Fife.
Mstls FOR Australia f-xcspt Australia whch 90
va E1rope New-Zsaland. which 20 VIA san
Francsco9 and Fiji Islands via Vancouver anc VIC
tora h c. close here daily Al $50 P m after Ja1s
Il and up ~. Inclusive for dispaten per
Aorangi -
snd the schedule % CLOSING : Arranse on the presp-
zion of their uninterrupted overland transit TRes-
istersa mail closes D m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COrr.- Postmaster
Postofaoe. New-xorx. N y. May 2S. 1so-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

The Taft Commission referred 10 IN 'he aOOSe
4,a,.r was sppointed for the purpose Of reaching
y noss,ble 4 friendly understanding with the Nau-
can authorities regarding the disposition OF the
,-onsrtv OF the religious orders and other church
property in the Philippine Islands Ihe coinI1is
- - a. -or,Dosed Of Governor Taft and
f Itisbo15 6.C;ornan Colonel Crowder and Major
I5o-ter ~ The Judge Advocates Depart tInent az
~ eS,,,-t6, are attached 70 the commission ~ an
59-5s1rJ7 canacitv Governor Taft left NeW-4 orK
for TtaIv May i.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
DIED..

OELRICHSSt his residence IN Newport R y. %
the 46th OF his Friends and relattves are
attend the Cnurch OF
the Holy Crununion. 6Ih-ave- and ZSnsr N=~-
York. Saturday. Nay 81. 1902. ar 10 o'clock a. n
SELIGMAN-On Tuesday morning. May q. after snort
illness. 35fh OF her F7orine A SeLs-
beloved wife OF Alfred l. SehgIna1 and daugnter
OF Fannie : Bernhsimsr Eli W. Arnold
Funeral private from No 2ls West 1sth-sr
SHAW-On Tuesday. May % Charles Lyman shaw
will be held residence. NO
lJ7 Frankn-st Astoria. Long Island. Thursday
May -. a p n Inrerment Plaindeld Mass
TWYEFFORT-On Wednesday. May 2S. SIS a n. az
his residence. No 81 Hancock-st. Brooklyn. Louis
Philippe Twyef1ort after brief illness al the age Of
80 Funeral services VIII be held IN the Classon Aveus
Presbyterian church. corner OF Aon-oe-sl- Broozyn-
THURSDAY at ; n respectfully invited
and requested flowers Interuent az the con-
venence Of family. Paris and CHICAGO papers please
TWYEFFORT-
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION UNITED
STATES Commandery State Of -forE-Couapa-e-
ions informed Of the death Of Lieutenant Louis =
Iwye1ort. Funeral VIII held this evening
; O'Clock at CIassOn Avenue Presbyterian enlren
Brooklyn Companions requested 70 attend BY
order Of General HENRY L BURNETT COrnnan1er.
A NOEL. BLAkEMAN. Payuasrer United States Navy.
Recorder
The woOdIawn Cemetery.
Borough OF Bronx. New York City
once 2O East 2Sc Street Madisc- Square south
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

temperature yesterday So degrees; lowest A..
so temperature for correspond
%, temperature for corresponding
twenty-five
Local forecast-Party cloudy THURSDAY stationary
Friday fair slowly rising temperature
winds. becoming variable
Burnett's Cocaine promotes the growth Of The
hair and renders dark and glossy.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
MARRIED.

wRIGHT-NoYES-On Wednesday MAY - 1892 BY the
NJ L. Vincent. Isabel BeveTidge. daughter
Henry D. Noyes. TO Glen Wright OF New-iork-
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
KEANE TO SUCCEED CORRGGAN?

London MAY @9-Cabng from Rome. the
correspondent Of The London Daily Mail" says
that al the coneistory to be held June Q.
the Pope will nominate Archbishop Keane Of
Dubuque. Iowa 10 succeed the late Archbishop
Corrigan of New-Yo-k.
Archbishop Keane was formerly rector Of the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
A STATE FUNERAL HELD.
HONoRs PAID TO LORD PAUNCEFoTE's
MEMORY.

A NOTABLE CONGREGATION AT THE SER
VICES IN ST JOHNS CHURCH-THE
BODY TEMPORARILY LAID IN
ROCK CREEK CEMETERY
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

-vTT-PSDAY-ar fer Cuba. Tucatan- Campeche.
rahasco and Chiapas :. Yucatan tnau for other
- NzvF~ 5frecra7 Yucaran'-1s
a. 1890 n. FOR ArEeuttne. Uruguay and Paraguay.
Horace II 50 a supplementary 1870
ll.l Thomas. st Croix. Ieewa-1 and wind
Uar4 Islands British Dutch French Guiana. Per
E0rona CulaiI f7r Grenada an1 Trinidad b
Ecr0ua''l- - n. Santiago
y4un- a ? COR Pernarnbuco santos NJ
Sac PauIO per = Eastern Prince Crnau other
0Y PrazI BE directed
Prncel, at e-9o n. for Jamaica Admiral
SrN-v. Boston
1-T-pT sv-a- complementary . so a y 90
p-~.1 Rico ard Veuezuaia Caracas
Savanna and Clr-aEena must be 5f-.~-a4
Caracas'0- go a complementary
nj Fortune Island SavsniTfs a-s
C-ar-aSena- AIeghanv mail for Costa Rica
&, directed ''0er =. AneEha-y'l- az r-
Complementary 1890 M for Halyi and Marta.
10 n f0r MsxC1. per
v.faT q-1-f~ directed
ara'.l- az 10 tor Cuba per Norro Castle VI.
Tgavqnq- n n n. fof Ma-fco. VIA
Tarvro mail mus. be directed per NiaEaraF'S-
f0r Cuba Oliuda. yFqcaurz4
,1rlirs~v mail only. which directed per = a
OuIa'f0-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

Mails Newfoundlaad by rail- TO North sydney ana
-Nenca hv close this Nee daily AZ GSD n
- connecting close here every Monday. We6nes7iv-
ana Saturday Mails for Niquelon. by 70 Boston
- close this ONCE dav S-q1
= n Mails Cuha. rail 20 Florida and thence bT
dispatched daily except THURSDAY a-aY
connecring closes. for dispatch VIA Port Tampa On
Nf1u1avs Wednesdays SATURDAYS al
fo- dispatch Miami Mondays and SATURDAYS az
e.SO Malls for Mexico CITY. overland urlsss
srs~ialTv addressed steamer clnss a.
-bIs Office except sunday 81 n. and II 81
? m sundays I and 1880 D. m Mails so-
costa Belize. Puerto Corcez and Guateuala. bv
TO Orleans and thence by close AZ
this Office daily except sunday al - 80 Suudays
n closes Belize
Puerto and Guatemala. TUESDAYS Cos-s
pi~al tRegistered mail closes al q D. N previous dav
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

For all points tk1 United States outside Of Greater
Nsw-Yorkl Canada and Mexico
4
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
GOTERNOR TAFT IN ROME.
WITH BISHOP oGORMAN HE WILL SEE
CARDINAL RAMPOLLA ON SATURDAY.

Por,a Nav Ex-Governor Taft arrived here
today. and was received by Bishop O'Gorman,
OF Sioux Falls 5. D, who has been in Rome TOT
some time past. The Taft commission viii meet
Cardinal Rampolla. the Papal Secretary OF state
next Saturday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-08
POINTS ON BINDING TWINE.
The Farmer Should Know How Many Feet
he Gets for q Dollar.

That the farmer is often taken ad-
vantage Of in the way of misrepresenta-
ton by the store keepers is an un-
doubted fact, and one instance that has
come to'our attention in the last year
or two, that has been very profitable to
some of the dealers, is in the misrepre-
sentation in regard to Binding Irvine.
Of late years there has been intro
duced into this market grade called
Standard Manila, which is colored
sisal to represent Manila. 1t is the
Standard Irvine of the Eastern manufac-
turers, where Sisal Irvine is more large
iy used than Manila, because it is more
easily obtainable, and their object in
coloring it is, of course, to deceive.
Dealers handling this Irvine represent
that it is Manila Irvine. Manila Irvine
is never made less than 600 feet to the
pound, whereas Sisal Irvine is never
made over 500 feet to the pound, which
Is ~ per cent less, and consequently
should be 20 per cent less in price.
Inc 6OO-foot Manila Irvine sells in the
Eastern market for not less than two
cents more per pound than the Sisal,
and consequently the dealers that can
sell this colored Sisal for Manila Irvine
are making this additional profit. The
eolored Sisal, called Standard, does not
contain any more feet per pound than
Mhlte Sisal, so that, if White Sisal
iwine goes 500 feet to the pound, then
the Manila 600-toot Irvine, being 70
per cent longer should be that much
more in price, and Pure Manila 650-
loot Irvine, being 80 per cent more to
'he pound than the Sisal, should be 80
per cent more in price. Consequently
'he lowest priced Irvine is not neces-
Sarily the cheapest. The milk in the
tocoanut is, how many feet do you get
Tor dollar?
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-08

and Lauenburg, which is about one
third Of the kingdom, but even this
cost him little popularity. In one re-
spect King Christian has been mar
velously successful, through the diplO-
matte aid of Queen Louise. He has
provided well for his children. The
eldest son married the princess royal
Of Sweden, who is exceedingly
wealthy. His second child is now
Queen of England. and his third is
King of Greece. The fourth daughter
is the Dowager Empress of Russia,
and his fifth married the Duke of
Cumberland, who is veritable Croe-
sus. The youngest son, Prince Waldo
mar, married the wealthy daughter of
the Due de Charities. Christian has
sometimes been called the "Father-in-
Law of Europe"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-08
The Blushing Tree.

Among the many wonders Of the vast
Florida swamps there is nothing more
surprising than the blushing tree. II
actually bushes when the rain falls
upon it. The mysterious and beautiful
glow Of color Which it assumes in
rainstorm battles description. AS the
rain drenches tree, gradually, yet un-
mistakably. the green hue gives way to
pink. In a few minutes the green fades
from sight. Only in few half-hldden
spots, beneath broad branches and on
its trunk, Is there tinge OF green TO
be seen. The tree is as pink as the
cheeks of healthy girl. After an hour
or more, when the shower is over, the
tree assumes it's familiar green once
more. AS it is changing back. the spec
tator suddenly realizes the secret OF
the phenomenon. Certain tiny insects
and not the tree itself. change color
These peculiar parasites are possessed
of the power of chameleons. In the
bright warm sunshine they are greener
than the tree on which they live. but
when the chilly rain falls upon them
they contract their tiny backs ana be-
come a pretty pink tint. Millions OF
these change the color of the tree anu
make it appear to be blushing.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-08
Melancholy Women.
Always Afraid that Something
n-.a dful Is Coin6 to Happen

,.;sa fact that woman naturally sees the
,.ltsst side of everything, when afflicted with
GAR weaknesses and diseases peculiar to her
tnO' ,rhich her doctor cannot or does not, re.
sen sea- No wonder she is melancholy when
ue.U head and back ache pains run
. 10, the whole body; she is excessively
nryons and irritable, her stomach is weak and
ne,s much out of order, has indigestion badly,
w.. w. is a sense of fulness and bearing down
' inns Undesirable, she cannot sleep and what
E,.le she does eat lays like lead on her stom-
n n.h in short she is always weak and tired
a and thoroughly i'll. believe that this will be
aaonsidered by thousands of women as true
eo, of their own case. All female ailments
pprendicated by these symptoms and should be
.-sated with Vogeler's Curative Compound,
made from the private formula of great Lon
Hon physician, who thoroughly understands
al diseases of women. Every female weak
ness quickly disappears by its use; it may
sofelv be considered as women's safeguard
and every person taking this invaluable medi-
cine NAV consider themselves under eminent
medical treatment. A free sample bottle sent
IN application to the proprietors, St. Jacobs
Oil Ltd. Baltimore, Md.
All druggists sell vogelers Curative Compound
it can be relied upon and the price is only az
III 20 cents The ingredients purely vegetable
lis pleasant to taste and perfectly harmless: