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CHICAGO, Jan. Nine persons were
injured. enc probably fatally. IN a col
lision Of freight train and a street car
filled with passengers at Halstead and
Morgan Streets last night Miss Nellie
Murphy. who is not expected 10 live was
thrown from her seat in the car and was
bruised AID burned by the overturned car
stove.
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DIED.

CLARKE-Ou December 81 al 1880 D. M. at
Crotsrtouu University Hospital, after illness
Of % days. ROSA A.. beloved wife Of William
Clarke.
Funeral win take place from her late residence
.n1- Canal street. Georgetown.
Notiec OF funeral later nj
SrOTSENBCRG-Ar the residence Of her els
ter. Mrs. James r. Young. 1--3s Ne- York ave-
Ege. U-tcW.or 81. 1901. az uleuUoull. Mrs.
JANE MILLER >TOrSENBU re-. wife Ci Hon
John H. Sto.seHhurs, of New Albany. Ind and
mother Of the late Col John 81 >tot,cnaurs,
First Nebraska Volunteers mi
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stops the Cough
and Works on the CoId

LaxatIve Bromo-Qu'niuc Tablets cure a cold IA
one dag- 10 c-rc. no .ay. Price - cents
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Sci ESAT NEW
YEARS START.
Nineteen Hundred and Two
JOyOuSly Welcomed.
A HARVEST OF GOOD RESOLUTIONS.
Squandeyine Of a Wealth OF Spleu-
did Intentions Begins Concur
rently With Father Times
Twelve Month SDurt.

new year is here. and the Plutonidn
Paving Company. JllimIted. which was
incorporated soon after Lucifer acrobated
has received its annual supply OF ma
terial from individuals who once a year
forswear the world. the flesh. and tho
devil That hell IS paved with good inten-
tons viii never be- convincing argument
10 weak human nature.
Never was year born in a fafrer cradle
than the second child OF the twentieth
century. He came into his own. The king
dom OF weary world. for short twelve
month through the starry glory Of a win
try sky.
As nights swift messengers sped the
dying years departure ana the hands in
the big clock Of the POstoflce travelled to
meet each other at the top of the dial
The moon. rising in the east. hung her
battered shield Of silver in the December
heavens. radiant with q phaIanN OF stars.
smiling on hundreds OF people waiting
along the Avenue for midnight TO come.
Awaiting the Last stroke.
Travelling from the south came a re-
freshing wind. bringing color TO the
cheeks Of the many pretty girls. each
hanging on the arm Of an escort. almost
every one of whom was lourishing "a tin
horn with which 10 blow out the old and
blow ia the new year In church steepIes
great bells chafed impatiently at the
ropes holding them mute. while along the
river front the tug captains. with their
hands en- whistle cords, waited for the
last stroke CT u. And when il did strike
2h the chaos Of which sound is possible
seemed 10 have tumbled upon an erst-
while peaceful community
Hail! The New Bcnr-
Whistles shrieked. bells dashed brazen
tongues against their vibrant walls. while
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NORTH
COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS.
Begin the New Year by
Buying a IS to 100 Foot
Front Lot, and

-" VT IV"H TVI IUE IHDI|l 70 DWIIN y
home 20 suit your own ideas. The
Senate bill TO extend 18th and 18th
Streets through this section is boom
ing the safe Of lots. and at the present
rate Of sales every lot will be sold in
few weeks. Price CT lots, 80 TO 80
cents a square foot.
Terms, $50 90 SEQ cash FAD $15 to
$50 monthly on each lot. or one-third
cash. balance in one. two. or three
years. Drop postal for new 16-page
illustrated booklet
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new YEAROATHS ON FREE LIST
McINeesPOrtt Mayor Makes swear
az on Easy.

:
AZ on Easy.
MckEESpOE. Pa. Jan. Mayor Rob
ert j. Black Is made swearing of easy
in Ackeespor Through the local papers
yesterday he T1Ounced that.
All perssn.desiring TO swear eft from
evil habits ma apply at the office OF the
Mayor tomorrv. where the oath viii be
administered zee of charge"
The Mayor an remain in his Office all
day awaiting ie arrival Of the makers OF
good reSolufias. A number Of citizens
have already announced their intention OF
taking advantge OF this bargain-day offer,
Just 10 set ood example 20 others who
may be timosus about taking the oath.
The Mayor ha made one resolution him
self He hasresOIved to heavily punish
any man who ONES before him for drunk
cuness after living sworn of
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CONFESSED TO wIFE-mURDER.
Ohio Wan Surrenders TO Police in
I&enmRre, Ireland.

QUEENSTOWN. Jan Information
reacHl The police here today that man
girinE the name OF James Murray. who ar
rived m the I.ucauia last Friday, had sur
RENDERED himself at Kcnmarc, Stating that
he IA murdered bis wife al jefferson.
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Whistles shrieked. bells dashed brazen
tongues against their vibrant walls. while
tin horns rampanted noise 10 10 high
heaven as a number Of usually orderly
and quiet citizens hOwIed like maniace.
When the Uproar subsidized there came
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USED LAMP AS
AHAND=GRENADE
Terrible Tragedy Enacted
in Cleveland, Ohio.
One WOMAN DEAD and One DYING.
Provoked by Being Offered a Glass
OF Beer, Man Flung Lighted
Missile at His Wife and It
Exploded.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. What
proves to De a terrible tragedy was en-
acted in little house at the rear Of
1s2 Hamilton Street early this morning
and as a result of &c one woman is dead
and another viii die.
At 1855 O'Clock last night Ars. Frank
Bayes and Lucy Below we're hiIariously
enjoying themselves. Five minutes later
they were writhing in agony.
Frank Bayes. who was responsible for
this sudden transformation. had in the
meantime left the building. with only a
thin undershirt for a covering.
Escaped in an UnderShIrt.
with the temperature below freezing.
he went through the downtown district
and was not captured until nearly thirty
minutes after he left the house.
From the details obtained from neigh
bors. it seems that Frank Bsyes and his
wife had been celebrating the advent Of
the new year. Much liquor was con-
sumed. and Bayes, his wife. and Lucy Be
low, niece. we're in an advanced state
of intONica ton. when Baycs finally in
sisted on retiring
FIunE Lamp ut Her.
While he was in bed his wife offered
him a glass Of beer. Bayes had remon-
strated with her prior to that time. in
sisting that too much liquor had already
been taken He became angry when his
wife insisted that he drink the beer. and,
picking mp lamp az the bedside. threw
il az her
Tho lamp exploded Mrs Bayes and
Lucy Below were covered with burning
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION CURED
b the KoSh Lung Cure
10 Na.-an S-rcaE heM YORK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS Oh
THE CAPITAL TRACTION COMPANY Tor she
election OF directors win be held AZ the ofHce q
the company. jnion Passersef Statlo1, On
WEDNESDAY the srh Of January, l1Q2-
The polls VIII be opened st 10 a. M and closed
an d. II. e.. Il. DL MOP. President
G. n KOONES. Secretary. c5I-s
BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS
Of tli, cisy wiz hold their meetings az % p.
ave every FRIDAY EVENING u51-8
THE GENERAL PUBLIC are hereby notified ~
the Livcymau's Association 81 washington. D. O..
that on and after JANUARY I. 1902. The pTices
for carriages Tor funerals 90 she ArlinEton-
National. and Hebrew Cemeteries VIII Re I've
d0ilau go for each carriage. and that Cor
Funerals 90 ~ Other cemeteries n the Dlstrict ot
Columbia, AMI for funerals % from srelTl-
boats OF depot. VIII be four dollars fS4l each
y. ". CHAMBERS President
GE0RGE z. ZCEHORSr. Secretary.
m2s-I5
TIE TUIES COMPANY.
NOTICE or ELECTION or TRUSTEES
Notice is hereby given that meeting Of The
stockholders q The Tlules CosnDany viii be held
40 the nfice OF the company in the Hutchins
Building, corner Of 10th aud D sts ngr-, wash
ingt0n. T. g. on the 18TH DAY or j. NUART
Ig0g. at Z O'CLOCK ?. D.. Tor the III pose 81
eicCting f-s f-,stecs for the ensuing y " and
for the Transaction q such Other business as nav
properly come before srch meeting
Dated Warrington. D. c. December T. Io0i-
". J. DANTE.
dsI2-Im Secretary.
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IHllA AND IUNsI mI't4UN LLHEU
b. the KoSh Lung Cure
80 Nassau Street. New York.
And e27 L Street. Washington
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sister, little Isabel. and it was a love
gift surely. costing the small one many
hours of labor.
White Marseilles bedspread. Mr..
and Mrs. D. M. Wightman.
Silver napkin rings. Clara. George.
Melvin and James Day.
A beautiful clock from the groom S
shopmates.
The young people will spend their
honeymoon at Los Angeles and other
California points.
( The dispatch wishes Mr. and Mrs.
Powell the very best that life affords.
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GIVAN- -DWYER

Mr. Albert Givan and Miss Lillian
T. Dwyer we're united in the holy
bonds of matrmony at the residence
Of Mr.. F. C. Marshall on Tuesday
evening about $50 the ceremony TAX
ing place in the double parlors in the
presence Of family friends only.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed with white and red carnations and
smilax.
A heart OF white carnations and
snilax. tied with white satin ribbons,
was suspended from the ceiling.
The bride was dressed in travelling
suit of blue broadcloth trimmed in
steel buttons and stitched velvet Of a
lighter shade. The vest was Of Llue
silk vole.
The groom was dressed in the con-
ventional black frock.
The best man was Victor c. Geery
Of Sacramento.
The bridesmaid was Miss lille
Brannin who was dressed in a steel
gray trimmed with panne velvet.
After the wedding the principals and
guests adjourned to the dining room
where an elegant lunch was served.
They will spend their honeymoon in
San Francisco and will be at home to
their friends in Sacramento after the
10th inst. at sos 18th street.
The bride is known and loved by
everybody in Wadsworth where she has
lived since childhood. She is about
the most popular young lady in the
community and we all unite in wishing
her and her husband all the bliss that
welded life holds.
The groom is splendid young man
who is employed by the Southern
Pacific company He was raised here
and holds the respect and esteem OF
the Wadsworth people.
They received and are receiving
many handsome and valuable presents.
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DENTISTRY

DR.. H. B. Mcdonald is located at
the N -vada House Annex for a few
days
Beautiful Gold Bridges and Crowns
Gold and Silver Filings etc. guaran
tee all my work.
The White Knight S cent cigar at
the Post Office. Nuf ced
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NO STRIKE.

1t was rumored that all boilermak-
ers in the employ of the S. P. Co.
would 90 on a strike yesterday at noon
unless paid 40 cents per hour There
was no strike and we do not know what
adjustment was made.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BRIEF ITEMS OF !,
TOWN AND STATE

y~%>~~~~< A~$> $>~~%~>~~~%~~~<
Victor C. Geery is up from Sacra-
rnento.
Robt. Lee and Earl Danielson are
visiting Reno.
Editor Sproule of the Elko Free
Press is quite sick
James Budden is seriously i'll with
penuemonia at Reno.
Horse thieves are operating in vari-
Gus portions of the state.
E. H. Proctor and wife have re-
turned from visit to the sink.
Henry Ferguson and wife Of ST.
Clair were visitors in town yesterday
Misses Abbie and Ada Williams Of
FalIon are spending few days in
Reno
The wife Of Supreme Judge julien
IS very low with heart disease at
Reno.
Engineer w. B. Davis departed
yesterday for Dunsmuir. CAL. where
he will reside.
The late storms have been of in
estmable vaue TO southern Nevada
cattle ranges.
Wednesday at Clarks, in row, G.
II Haley took shot at John Kell.
Nobody hurt
1t is reported that Manuel Caiferata
Of Virginia won Sl25o in recent
Iotrey drawing.
Miss Cora Combs spent several
days here from the reservation visiting
Miss Mae Givan
Miss Annie Woodward has returned
TO Reno after a visit to Mrs. r. N.
Brannin and family.
Mr.. Nm. Pierson is in Minneapo
lis. Minnesota, visiting his mother.
He will be absent about a month
The raise in wages Of railroad en-
ployes all over the country immdiatelv
alter election is not mere coincidence.
Have you seen those sterling silver
mounted cut glass salt and pepper
shakers at H. Richard Condys jewel
ry storep
Constable McCleary Of Truckee
vas shot through the instep by the
accidental discharge of his pistol at
that place recently.
Mrs. C. o. Wentworth has returned T
from San Francisco, where she under
vent an operation for appendicitis at
toe railroad hospital
Dan O'Keef, the Reno sport, won
500 Thanksgiving day. Dan wore
Iarge smile and smoked nothing but
Is centers imported
Call and see the full line Of samples
Of miniature portraits and mountings at
4 Richard Condy's jeWelry store
C. B. Robins has sent in his resig-
nation as principal Of the school at
Golconda. in order to enter upon
his duties as Justice Of the Peace.
Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Car
michael are here from u lonVlle Wis
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DANCING ACADEMY,

Prof. Ford and wife will open a
dancing class for children tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock Everybody in
vited. Terms. Three lessons for $l.oc
in advance.
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POWELL
MURPHY.
The Wedding of Two Pops
lar Young People.

Mr.. %oy POWELL and Miss Mary
Murphy were joined in wedlock We'd
nesday at $50 p. m. by the Rev.
Samuel Unsworth of Reno. at the res
idence Of the brides parents in
WadsWorth
George Pierson was the best man
and Miss Cora Pierson was the brides
maid.
1t was family affair those present
being. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Springer
the Misses Jennie and Susie Springer,
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Day, the Misses
Lena and Clara Day, Mrs. w. H..
Pierson and son Will, Miss Nellie
Donelin, Master Ed Donelin, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Sanford
After the ceremony the company
repaired to Mrs M. Sanfords parlor
where the dinner was served. The
table was decorated with ferns and
rose buds.
The bride is a stately and dignified
young lady who has won many friends
through her charming manners and
disposition.
She was dressed in white Paris
swiss trimmed in footing and tucks
and carried bouquet Of white carna-
tions and ferns.
The groom was dressed in the con
ventional evening suit AS for the
happy man the DISPATCH believes
through all acquaintance with him that
he is one Of the finest young men we
ever met. His habits are all that any
exemplary young man should have.
He has sunny disposition, is always
good company. steady, and such man
any good woman should be proud 10
call husband.
THE PRESENs TO DATE
Clock, George and viii Pierson.
Silver nut basket and cracker jar,
Mrs. W. H. Pierson.
Silver cake basket. Miss Cora
Pierson
Set silver pie knives, Earnest Pier
son.
Silver butter knife and sugar shell.
Master Ira and Miss Violet Pierson.
Gold lined sugar she'll, Miss Eliza
beth Wightman.
Gold lined berry spoon. Miss Nellie
Donelin.
Silver nut basket Mrs. Grace Fer
guson.
Set silver tea spoons. Mr. and Mrs.
J. c. Day
Avery elegant silver set, gravy spoon,
cream spoon and sugar spoon Mrs.
Susie Bailey
Handsome clock. Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Springer.
Persian sofa pillow and bureau scarf
Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Sanford.
Turkish sofa pillow and table scarf,
they are works Of art and are beautiful,
the brides mother
Damask table cloth and napkins,
Louis Pierson.
China embossed cake plate and vine
bottle. Tom Sanford
Pin cushion worked by the bride s
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assault was unprovoked.
Q. ". Ayers, for many years we'll
and favorably known citizen of Reno.
died at that place yesterday afternoon.
He was nearly seventy-seven years Of
age.
Beginning Saturday, December 9th,
there will be a clearance sale of all
millinery at the Nevada House. 2t
Diphtheria, in very malignant form
has made its appearance in Verdi. II
is reported that half the town was ex-
posed at funeral held there this week
and great anxiety is felt as to the out
come.
For RENT Furnished rooms. In
qure Mrs. w H. Pierson. St
"Hannapah.' the name of the
100000 mining proposition Just
launched by Samuel Newhouse and To-
Gated eighteen miles east Of Tonopah,
is a Japanese word meaning "hang on
tight"
Has your best girl Martha Wash
ingtcn9 They are the latest Call
and see them at Condy's jewelry store
A Reno expert who was appointed TO
a position with a Colorado mining
company, when he arrived at his desti-
nation found the plant Of the company
had been waited into another county
by cyclone.
Ladies will do well to avail them
selves OF the opportunity to buy styl-
ish hat at cost prices. 2t
Prof. Ford will give his opening
dance Monday night and will teach
every evening in the week except
Tuesdays and Saturdays from to
1920, and every afternoon from 3
to o'clock for private lessons.
Through a mistake in addressing
two packages, Governor Sparks re-
ceived by express at Reno a box Of
re-all patent medicine. while pack
age containing wild ducks, intended
for Sparks, was received by a drug
gist.
Only few days more in which to
buy ladies' and chldren's coats, skirts
and suits at the Nevada House. 2t
J. C. Caldwell has filed a claim
against the estate Of John w Mackey
for S3248. He claims that amount is
due him for services as watchman at
the Eureka mill from September, 1882
TO January, 1885, at four dollars per
day
Wanted Mems washing, also plain
sewing Mrs. Ed Bracey, back Of
roundhouse.
Mrs. Hayden has opened her art
parlors and studio. All branches Of
art and needleWork are taught in class
and private. would be pleased to
solicit all transient custom to persons
visiting Reno from Wadsworth and
vicinity. 2t
DANCING ACADEMY.
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Tiled with TIN Cans.

A remarkable little building stands
OH the lawn OF Dr. Naaman II. Key.
ser's house In Church lane. German.
town. Pa. 1t was erected by DR.. Key
ser himself when boy. some addition
or alteration being made to It each
year during his vacation. The archi-
lecture Is old English. The lower part
II wooden, and the upper part has the
effect Of filing. the tiles being made
out OF old tin cans. The youthful arch.
itect persuaded the boys Of the neigh.
borhoOd to collect cans from the va
rious dumps. 1000 of them being used
on the building. The bottoms Of the
cans blocked over wood formed clrcu-
lar tiles, with which the roof IL COW
cred, and the remainder of the tin be.
ing beaten out Hat and also blocked,
made square tiles for the upper part OF
the walls.-ChicagO Rccortl-lterald.
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CHAPTER VII,

1t seemed to Irene that she never
awokc properly 10 life until she opened
her eyes IN that bright, gay city OF Paris,
where life is all fcstivity nnd death seems
impossible.
Sir Hubert had laden her with pres.
cnts: he had taken her to the best shops
In Paris; he had layished hundreds OF
pounds on her dresses. She had satins
and vclvcts aud furs. laces and silks
that many q duchess might have envied;
she had jewels aud ornaments: he mover
seemed tired of buying for her; he sci.
dom came home without u valuable gift
OF some kind.
As she passed along the streets people
would turn ngain aud again to look at
that wondrous face. As she drove through
the Bots de Boulosne, every man who
passed her wondered who she was.
LA belle Anglaise." they called her,
ana many hundreds OF inquiries Were
made as to who "I.a belle Anglaise" was.
Her history seemed simple enough: she
was Mrs. Leigh. and she lived with her
husband. an English millionaire. it was
commonly supposed, at the Hotel de
Bourbon, close to tho TuilerlcS. one OF
the finest hotels In Paris. That was all
that tho most curious could learn about
her. The lovely Mrs. Leigh was fond
OF balls. fond Of the opera. enjoyed driv.
Ing out. had splendid taste in dress. and
was altogether tho l0velicst woman in
Paris.
After some quiet observation they be.
San to perceive that. although Mr.. and
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CHAPTER VI.

On the. to her. fatal Thursday Irene
walked through the fields. listening to
the music that came from the soft throat ;.
OF a hundred birds; 80 soon she should see
those green fields again, 50 soon she
should retracc her steps, and return the
happicst AMI most cnvlcd Of women.
There, In the far distance. were Tie.
Oulton Hills, where Santon Darcy had
first seen his beautiful wife, coming To
him. rs 1t were. from the golden cloud.
land. She walked quickly lest her lover
should be waiting for her. There were
no words when they did meet; he clasp
al her hands In his AMI kissed her beau.
tiful lips; still holding her hand, they
walked together to Rranca.
II was all n novelty to Irene, the lug.
urious travelling, the iirst-class carriage.
which. by dlnt of II golden key, Sir HUI.
bert kept for themselves, the care. the
respect. the attention shown them, her
delight when they first saw the streets Of
London, her surprise at the magni6cence
OF the hotel where he placed her. and
left hor. Before he went. he drew her
TO the window. and they stood for some
minutes watching the crowded street.
"lrene," be said suddenly, you do no,
know much about the laws Of marriage,
should imagine"
mo, not very much." she replied.
"You think. without doubt" he contin.
usd. that all marriages are solcmnixed
In churches"
II thought So" she said, looking IN
at him, but his eyes were turned from
her, aud seemed liked on something IN
the street.
THAT IL mistake" he said, hurrlelly
there need be no going to church; every
.Onc, you know, does not believe In It,
There IN marriage, quite as legal, quite
.as binding, a. though 1t were sOlcmni lied
by q bishop. Ono has merely to pur,
chase a special license, aud go to the cler.
gyman; everything goes well then. II
saves great deal Of trouble"
"Sir Hubert" she said. must ! bt
married without white wedding dress
aud veilf ] always thought that q
veil aud wreath Of orange blossoms were
essential"
lie smiled at the simple. virlish ques,
tl0n.
"Ncver mind the dresses until after
the wedding" he said. "rhis thar you
wear will dO--a pretty lilac muslin that
always reminds me OF spring.tide. W,
win buy dresses enough for duchess af'
tsrward. viii you be ready by to'mor'
row at temp
There was something like q shadow
that lay on her beautiful face. lie saw It.
"Walt-let me think. Irene. After all
you shall not be married In that dress
win send you dress tonight. vii
that please you?"
EYES," she answered. with the gay
bright smile he always liked to see. 81
did not think 1t was very nice to be mar
ried In this old muslin Dress"
He babe her adieu. and went at once IL
purchase wedding dress for her. III,
purchase did credit to his taste. III
bought pale gray costume OF rich silk
and a pretty bonnet, with gray drOopinl
plumss-a dress at once rich. quiet ant
Aistlngus. 1t was sent to her at the no
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-02-15

People who desire first-class merchant
tailoring will do well TO patronize Mr..
C. Masters, who has opened an estab-
lishment at the southwest corner Of
Dearborn and Randolph streets. Mr..
Masters is one Of the most popular as
well us one of the best cutters IN Chi
cago. and his success Is assured.