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New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
OBITUARY.
JOSEPH LEVY.

Joseph Levy who died at his home No. 40 West
Ninety-ffth-st. Thursday. for many years one
of the conspicuous figures in West Indian mer-
camille circles He was born Hamburg. Ger
many eighty years ago. and at the age of thirteen
went the West Indies. where he became one of
the leading merchants with extensive interests in
Europe and in the United States After a resi-
dence at St Thomas of nearly forty years Mr.
Levy came TO this city and remained in active
business until four years ago when he retired
Before his removal to this city Mt. Levy married
the daughter of Colonel Aaron Wolf. OF St Thom-
as. who. with sons and two daughters. sur
wives him
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington. April 1.-THE weather is unsettled to-
night from Rocky eastward. in New
England generally low pressure and high temper
aires except Northwest lake region
the Middle Atlantic New-Engand, and show
ers have general from the upper Mississippi Valley
eastward except Nev-York New-England. There
were also light the SOUTH and
and rain in Southeastern Wyoming Western Colorado
Utah. and from Dalzotas westward
occurred Saturday morning in California
far south Fresno.
There will be showers Sunday morning in the middle
upper Mississippi Valley. followed by clearing and
showers Sunday the lake region and Ohio Valley
eastward probably continuing Monday IN New-Eugland
weather will be generally fair Sunday and
II win be colder Sunday in central valleys the
middle and south slope colder Monday in the
Ohio Valley the Middle and South Atlantic and East
Cnis s-ates In will be warmer Monday the middle
rarea: on the Coast the winds Will be fresh
east TO south Middle Atlantic Coast variable; OF
south shifting northwest: the upper
lakes brisk north and on the lower
lakes fresh east becoming variable
os+ warnings have issued for Washington, Ore
ron idaho Utah Western Colorado and Northern New
Mexico.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland. New-Jersey and
Delaware rain and warmer to-day Monday. fair and
cooler: variable winds
For Western New-York showers to-day: Monday. prob
ably fair: fresh east uorthwnds.
y7- Western Pennsylvania. showers to-day; Monday.
fair and colder fresh south winds. becoming
For Eastern Pennsylvania to-day. in south
ror,ion. Monday. fair and cooler: variable winds
w Faste-n New-York. to-day; Mon
dsv nartlv cloudy cooler: variable winds
For Nev-Engand. showers to-day except fair IN East
-ababy showers: fresh winds on the coast becoming
east 10 south
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
BENEFIT AT PASTORS THEATRE.

Tonight az Pastors Fourteenth Street Theatre
the annual benefit Harry s. Sauderson. the bust
ness manager and treasurer of the house. will be
held Mr. Sauderson has been with Mr.. Pastor for
over thirty years a large vaudeville bill has been
prepared which will be of over two hours duration
Among the volunteers are Harrigan, tramp juggler
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hughes, Billy Carter, Arte
Hall Alice Shaw and twin daughters, whtstlers;
John Cahill. Irish songs; Jones, Grant and Jones
singing and dancing, and Barton and Wakefield.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
RELICS OF MOUND BUILDERS FOUND.

Eopansville Ky. April u--Professor warren
Morehead curator OF the department Of archSeolosF
q Philips Academy. AndoveT. Mass mas 0ls
covered on 2 farm east Of This place what he says
was The f,lrvinR ground Of prehistoric people
Professor Morehead exhumed ten skel-tohs, ses
ersl being in a fair state Of preservation. ne ls
making preliminary investigation IN TINS feeioii
and probably viii be followed by q party 0l q
ologfss from Yale The bones found ne pf'3Ilo1!IlS
Be those of extinct rage o. IiloHiio aa
All the skeletons were in receptacIes i D-Li ~
stones Stone cl,us were found IN sefefat E,5
End q stone knife found IN one ~ 80
Aorehesd VIII continue his inFesilgA>'oi'7 -
- L.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
EtNERaL OF ADMIRAL BELkNAP.

BOSTON Arril IA private funeral for rear AZ AZ
- Ceorre F. Belknap Cretired) was heid a' ,l rhe
Lhii@- 800 IN Brookline this afternoon ne
t5er ernald Heber Howe. rector OF the C1u,'" n3
our Saviour ofiCiated. assisted % ~ -r-esanted
t1eoise hcrs Of his staff and there were repre-
2raves BY tG present from the NarGaI ra5
T-ai1irr school Commission. OF when Aulliia a.
T3aItnan had been chairman ana from '''''17
ganizatoaH oay was taken Washington R 0h MIS- fre Bel
n-yrTaes tonight accoInEaLLlsua y FseiLnar
eral e EH an5 ser son Lieutenant Hesiiaio H.
4 ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
D4MAGE TO THE IOWA.
IT Wm Cost About $500, 900 to Re
r,afr the BattJeship.

washington. April 1.-THE cost Of repairing
en6 oyerhauling the Iowa, including the dam
sge caused by the recent explosion, is estimated
tr the Navy Department at s5oo.oo0. II is not
thought that these repairs can possibly be COM
-le+ed under six months. for which time the Ves-
SCI will be out Of commission at the New-f ork
80 -zz-a zears and before the accident recon-
,ae7Ss-ions had already been made for an eA-
-ensive overhauling Of the vessel
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TO LAY WASTE MOSQUITOES HOME

State Entomologst John B. Smith Of New 2.
wick has asked the Newark Board OF -..ttr
cooperate with him in ridding the meaoo"s - -
the city boundaries of mosquitoes Mr. Sl.i e. al
4 is better 70 III IN breeding places tla - ellis
tempt Kill the iarv= by petToleu ~ ap on the
he ssye there are numDeT % a. ;. x.-ould aid
meadows end II these were nlen III t.s.se AZ An
much II reducing the number or mos LIS u,. would
ogriet 70 the staenant pools. IN other CASES.
allow tidewster fc enter.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
FRENCH ExILES ARRIVE HERE.
Members of Marist Brotherhood on Way TO
Canada and Mexico.

~ .t, -,s.roar Ia Lorraine which arrived here
-,.v+.-asv afternoon from Havre was Lieutenant
9 1 Garden. Of the United States Revenue Cu''er II
Service who has been abroad in the interest Oh
The s. Louis Exposition The death OF Z HNe-S ei
old daughter In Buffalo was the cause u 'ie -
49,. NJ T2ensrd the designer OF the buildings
q -he University OF Chicago and the new STOCK
Fzcbanse about 70 be erected at Mexico CitS' came
or The steamer on his way 70 Mexico 10 an
-.-ga os -t,s construction OF the building There
-Te-e slso seven members OF the Marlst BIotheI-
hood one of The orders expelled from f,aiDe
They were On their way 20 Mexico ai0
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
PoxroMe- Noffs.~

Should DAILY by all interested. as changes
nav occur ar any tn1e1
Foreign mails for the ending April Is 1905.
close tpron pity in all General Post Office
follows: Parcels Post Mails earlier than
closing time be Parcels Ma n
many close at . 2 Friday
Regular and Supplementary mails
Satlon nsif hour later than closing time shown below
except that Supplementary Mails
trail America. via Colon close Foreign
station.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
MARRIED AT HAVANA.

Havana april Il (SpeciaD.-A courtship that be-
gan in New-York during the late Cuban revolution
terminated here this evening IN the marriage OF
mics Sara del Castillo TO Julio Ponce de Leon
Nc del Castillo is the daughter of Perez del
Castillo we'll known New-York exporter The
brfderroorn's father was Nestor Ponce de Leon
traseSIrar OF the Cuban Junta in NeT-YOrk during
tha ten years war and direct descendant OF the
discoverer Of that name
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
ADMIRAL scHLEY IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 11-Rear Admiral Winfield 8
SchIey and Colonel A (. Mcclure. of Philadelphia,
arrived in Chicago last night from st. Paul. on
their way home from extended trip through the
West Admiral Schley was tired, and retired at
once.
The wives Of Admiral SchIey and Colonel Nc
C1ure accompanied their husbands and with them
are the Misses Welsh and Curtin. of Philadelphia
The party will remain In Chicago until tomorrow
evening when they Will start for the East.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Or. Won HoLLEBEN's RETIREMENT

Berlin April u.-Ambassador Won tlei'1D tle-,.tov
-,,ss a., T.. a ana until then the recognition
which Emperor William intends TO besto~ On i.aa aa
VIII not be announced The Foreign gn,afi9n ,i1 viii
10 trttuaton REGARDING what the ois -. grs-d
be though ii will probably be one OF INC ms : 1r
crosses The North German GazeLee Gaz2eLLe,5s az the
~0n Holleben has received the dtarnonQsS u n-Ser
Red Eagle order Of the First Ciass' which '
sEfrh fuV lea ne sly
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
GENERAL JOHN S. JONES.

Delaware Ohio. April 11--GeneraI John s. Jones
president of the board OF trustees OF the Ohio Sol
diers and Sailors Orphan Asylum. at Xenia- died
at his home here to-day. He represented this dis
trict in the XLVth Congress. and was for three
years q member of the Ohio Legislature. he was
also a Civil War veteran. euliSting as a private
and being mustered with the rank of orlsadler
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
DR.. HUGH MARSHALL.

Springfield. Ill. April IA dispatch from Mon
mouth announces the death in that city OF Dr.
Hugh Marshall, prominent physician at the age
Of seventy-seven. he WAS born in south Carolna'
snd went from there to Henderson County III
with his parents in 1889. He graduated from Ftush
Medical College, Chicago, in 1S52
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE PASSING THRONG.

The Doukhobor excitement in Manitoba has en-
tirely subsided. and this peculiar class are once
more settling In places and going
DOJkHOBORS to work g. z GIyn. Of Winni-
RETURNING peg spoke about il at the VIC
TO FARMS teria YESTERDAY The Doukho-
THEY bors who gave Us so much trouble
DESERTED. last fall by their fanatica acts. y
he remarked, have ab3ndOned
their performances and are going 10 work Near
Yorkton over four hundred hOmesteads have been
selected. and they viii again resume farming. Va
rious people in section have provided horses and
farming implements to start them anew After All
the confusion they created. it is be hoped they
Will be content and devote themselves strictly 10
agriculture which is about all they are 1T for
Feeding cattle bringing higher prices this
year than for a long time. according 10 Thomas a
Finch. stockman. of Omaha At
HIGH the Imperial Hotel yesterday he
PRICES FOR talked about the situation 1t is
FEEDING somewhat unusual TO see feeding
CATTLE. cattle bringing higher prices than
fat steers at this season.. he said
Some stocknen who buy these cattle and feed
them for time and let at the right time ma ke
lot of money of it. 1t requires fine discrina-
ination. and an experts knowledge Of the market
to do this. though. Within the last month prices
for feeding cattle have gone TO a dangerous polnt
ranging from s4 TO 81 25 for weights of 700 pounds
just now To get these in quantity. feed them
and take chances rise is what many are tryiAs
TO do at the present time
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
euttto TERRY MARaiES'

Havana. April uEmiiio Terri, y s,iyia Alfonso.
The ceremony took place at shs I we're President
brides nou.I ,..s states Minister squiers Only
Palma A "a MIR. Palma, Mr.. and 1Iser Mrsc Sque's
Prssloeeaa EN-, Cher Intimate friends "e'e
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Religious Notices.

ffff-Rs-F4 or THE EPIPHANY Lexington AT-. And
SUNDAY.
Holy : m
xToTnfrx PRAYER Holy Cdnmunlon AZ II n
Ss-rn0n by Egnt Rev the Eishap OF NeN~AofN-
tnsif-en's Faster service az q p IN
evening prayer a. , m sermon % ~ nv
.0sEPH n BLANCHARD. D -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

r4,.t temperature yesterday. GO degrees lowest fa
average 70. average temperature TOT tle correspondents
- = - 20 average temperature for the CORE
srena1nr dsfe ~ last twenty -hve years, 20
Iorsi forscsst-Ran and warmer to-day AohoaS
,,,-++ .Io,i,, ana cooIer. variable sincA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TUESDAT-8t 80 a H. for Scotland direct per
AnchoCia tuail be ger Auchora'
az $50 a m FOR Italy direct. $. LdEuri8 mail
" WEpNESpAY-At $50 a Europe. per ;
foTk. VIA southampton mail for Ireland d.
rected per : : NeV-ForEl; ?; ~ T3N n for
Netherlands direct. = = Porsdam tuIaii Re
directed per PotSdam D. $40 m
msntary 10 a. M for Europe. Tsutoufc via
Queenstown. at ~ a for Denmark direct. u
HeiiE Olsv (naai be directed per HsiIiz
OIav7l
TEfU RSDATAt for France Switzerland. Italy.
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece British
and Lorenzo Marquee Lorraine. via Havrs
mail for other Of Europe directed PER
5 : la Lorraine'l
SATCRDAT-At a n Ero--
prf1z Wilhelm. via Plymouth Cherhou-g and Bremen.
at $50 for Europe : ; Ivernfa.
town; AZ a m FOR Belgiu=1 direct, per Iceland
mail must be directed Pc = Zeeand''f.
for Italy direct s. Gera mail directed
per 8 Gera'D, a-3e a. Scotland direct Per
FurneSsia (maiI must be directed per Fur
MESSIAH
PRINTED MATTER. ESTC--This Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers Samples for GERMANY
only class Of mail
Europe vii not be BY this ship specially ii
rected by her
After the closing af the Supplementary Trsnsatlsnss
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails ara
opened on the piers OF the American Ensish French
until within Ten
Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

On the French steamer La Lorraine. which ar
rived here yesterday from Havre, were:
A W G Allen Mrs. J. i Gardiner.
NJ. G. Buckley. Count de Gabriac-
IA o11 Roudeville drs. u. II. Longworthy.
Mrs Cunning Bedford. Countess de Mendoza
MT Baroness OrendorH.
TJe1Itenant I. Louis Reboun.
Miss C,Iacia Eleanor J. Thackara-
Mrs A W. I. Sherman Thackara-
Miss II. D. Downing. Dr. Paul Carnault
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

THE TRIBUNE viii be sent ny mail 70 say address n
,his country abroad sha aidfess ehAssl as as
S1.r ts- isavinx or. IL convenient hand them
IN al THE TRIBUNE Once.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

rIposcopE ARRAY OF bAHa -.
aanna eacI, sunday in The little ~
nry s.nts Dc of the People In the narro"
II
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

OFFICES:
MAIN OFFICE-No- I54 NaSsau-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-No- 1854 Broadway. Arnerf-
can District Telegraph Office.
WARRINGTON BCREAU-No. 1872 Est
NEWARK BRANCH OFFTCE-Frsd1rick ". sornner.
No 1S4 BrOad-st-
AMERICANS ABROAD vii nua THE TRIBUNE az
L0NDON-Ofics of THE TRIBUNE al No 10
Brown. Gould & Co. No. Oxford-st
London and Paris Exchange Bankers, BasiIdoa
House. Moorgats-st
american Express Company. No. 3 Waterloo Place.
Thomas Cook & Son Tourist Oficss. Ludsats Circus
me London ofice OF THE = conVenierr
place to leaye Advertisements and subscriptions
NlCE- FFeANCE-Credit Lyc1nss
PAESIS-I- Monroe & Co, Nc : Rue Scribe
Ecurss
Morgan. Harjes Co.. No 81 Boulevard Hsussnaan-
Credit Lyounas Bureau d>s Etranzers-
Continental Hotel newsstand
Grand Hotel
Brentalo's No 81 FOps-e-
American Express Company No II Rn- sc-ts-
I5ENEEA-Lonoard. Oder & Co and Uriou Rsnk
FLoRENCE-Frsneh. Lemon & Co. Nos. and Va
Toruahuonf.
Marquay & Co. Barker,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company.
Schmiede Strasse-
BREMEN-Anerican Express Company. No. Bahnhot
Strasse
SENoA-Auerfcsn Express Company. No. Is Via san
Lorenzo.
ANTWERP BELGICN-Americar Express Company.
No Quai Van Dyck
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
rRAxsPAc1FIc MAILS

~, .r5 Lamar via Seattle close here daily s.50
D n up April fi5. inclusive for dspaica PEI = =
AZ NaT Ta5an c1ra and Philippine vis
i,ri,1<fve for dispatch per 5 H0ugkong MARI
Australia except Wes5J- N-~-e eoor =
sat- - 80, = m after March +1s and up April ~
ncITstve for dispatch per g. sierra IL tns Cs1al1
steamer carving the British mall Tor Se~
not arrive tr1e 70 connect T.rh tnis dlsps.-
a o a and SD VII
made up and Forwarded until The arrival OF '0e ~"~
steanerD -. g. r--,,-fz-o eos.
bsr@ dafy az $50 70 April ~ inclusive 10
aispaieh .r.ss VEST Fif Islands NeNcalefoufs
ESQ ~ after April T1s and TO April 20 Naelus
MioWera-
Hawaii China. Japan and spectay ealIse e I-s ssr.
1Ss J,hnDo,ne Islands via san Francisco eiose
Ssaf m up 2 April ~ Inclusive loF ui7
-a.~h city OF Peki1z.
rsts5-s r.a1ds Via Francisco close here caiy :.
$50 D up 20 AprH 10 -'
u 3 So F-,nctsoo cIoea here dsiIy $50
% TO April III inclusive for dispaten pe' > : Nh
rI, .5 Ja,au via Vancouver and Victoria - c
rTo<a here daily $50 m up . AprN -
Of China dercn4itcsts55
pstai Agency al Shanghai cannot be f0-Nsreed
S, a. japan via Tacoma. close here daily az 50"
D m Up May TO inei1sNe' i's N-'' =
,-Syr s9uIe.s otherwise addressed. West AussraS -
forwarded Europe and NeS Iea.a.1 - IstI;-.
Addressed Canada VIA
rt.s9 be fully prepaid the foresn rates H4~Ai =
s-~1rs -sed Via Francisco exclusively -. ~.
rS-sri1r mails are forsrdet port Of sailing dsly
- ,he schsdule closing IS arranged on me pesuip
sio - thefr uninterrupted overland transit ff-g'r7e
mail closes al 3 n Pre- nrsviTas T S@ corr Postmaster
r,z4o-sce New y Y April 10 ls.s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
T.tbupe subscriptions Rates

~ rourer BRYAN removed 70 y West ei.t-st
-. ~ '--oIs-Eous III Riverside
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

Blanche Bates
Annie Russell.
Mrs. Gilbert.
Edith Wyune Matthleson-
Blanche Walsh
Marie Cahill.
Amelia Bingha m
Margaret Anglin.
Elizabeth Tyree-
Grace George
Minnie SeligTnan.
Jessie Millward.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

The following official record rom 'ie "e@tner
- -, ..a,g.s ,r the temperature fer the last
80, no IN comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
ERIE.

Superb through trains daily To Buffalo ss Csyeisnd &
sf2 Cincinnati SIS; Chicago. sls BLOCK sishSis AE9
hest dining and cafe car service
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC

STNDAT-At $40 D. for ST Pierre Miqusion. per
steamer North Sydney
MONDAT-At : a m for Thomas and -. CrotN
$ Cape Correutes. from PhiIadephis; a N. for
Bermuda. 9. Trinidad
wEDNESDAT-At $50 a m for Brazil via Maceio and
Janeiro (siI for Northern Brazil Argentine. JrI
guay and Paraguay be directed per CAPRI
II 30 a for Brazil = Eastern Prince mail
Northern directed per Eastern
Prnce'-1: 1870 p complimentary nal fof
THCRSDAT-At a m for Cuba YuCatsE. C9npeChe
TabascO and Chapas. per s EspeTanza mail Tor
other parts OF Mexico be directed per Is
peranza'l: a m. for Bermuda. 3 8. Pretoria
$50 for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay.
per = Canning. IL for Santiago Per > $
Niceto-
FRIDAY-At II m for Mexico q Mstanzas. VIA
Tarlpico b > MatauZasi
SATTRDAY-At $50 a supplementary 9sSO "A M
Rico. Curacao tSassnila and 6artagena via
Curacao and Fenszueia per Philadelphia az 98p
complementary 1870 a. M for Fortune Island.
Haiti. SavaniIIa and Santa Marta AdiTondsck
$50 a Complementary 1880 a M for Central
south Pacific Ports
per ATianca. Colon tmaiI Guatemala must
be directed per = AIIianca'D at 10 for Cuoa
per S s.. MORO Castle. via Havana at 1880 m Tor
Cuba per :. s Curftyba. VIA Havana
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Special Notices.

NEv-YORK CITY.
Mall subscribers the DAILT TRI-vEEBLT rsh
Re charged cent extra postage addition
the named above.
THE TRIBUNE mailed Cuba Rico
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense for
foreign postage
ports countries IN the Ualvs-saI
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII mailed
f0-rF-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

=, ,ht. diagram the continuous white n5e SHOWS the
IN pressure indicated BY Ths Tr1ounes self
cIsj-x barometer dotted line SHOWS the tempera-
IecoI @ 81 s1.carded by the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
ACTORS NOW PERFORMING HERE.

Prominent among actors now visible on the New
York stage are these and the list indicates much
variety of talent:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

YOUNG GIANTS
those 1IittIe Ads. of the People. In making
those who them
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

T- ,--s-r Night
SO II 34se lolI
L.s., !, ~ u, -e 's'lTIl
NSHl.Ef ID Il l WI. J. " "
III " y
i.is = Sui
S-rasA - M ~ naIa'pi
.~'e-TSy1
n
S,-Iz'rI- s.sn.sI.l
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Special Notices.
A.rft.

Card.
A few more ladies and gentlemen are tn
=. - iolr a small. select party going a
5tr,-s r~tp 70 the Northern Pacific Coast
- Lat. Pullman car and Buffet Address
TTpsT Class. Box 70. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

Address all communications relative subscriptions
advertisements 20 THE TRIBUNE. Nsu-York City r.
nit by Postofic- money order. express money oxcer.
draft registered letter
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT


TRANSFACIEI-
CUBA-By rail Port Tampa Fla and thence ~
steamer closes this Office daily. except Thursday. a.
n (fhe connecting mails close here Mondays
Wednesdays and SarurdaysG
MEZICO CITy-verand. unless specially addressed r7r
closes this orcs dsily except
Sunday. f;3O D. and II 30 D m sundays AT }
N 1870 o
NF.vFI- -NDIAA rail North sydney and rhenrs
b, at Office daily 6+af
connecting close every Monday. wednesday
and Saturday
rAMAICA-Rv rail 70 Boston. and thence by stssner.
closes at this Cface At $50 every Tuesday aaA
THURSDAY.
rail Boston. and thence b. steamer
cIosss AZ this Office daily ar $50
IgF-IIZEs PUERTO CORTEZ and GLATEAALA-Br 70
- ~, Orleans and thence BY closes this
Office daily except sunday az 4i39 p n and III 80
q n Sundays ~ D and VI 20 . m tconaectln-
clos here Mondays at III 80 p nj
c0STa R1CA-Fv al SeV-Orlesns. and thence ~
closes al This ofHce daily except StaGay a
II an n ard 10 . sundays a. y . m ani
.If,9o N connecting mail closes here Iues1ays a.
III 30 .. M -, -, ~. Nss.--ta
psH1MAS fsxrcp parcels post railsiBy rail- 20 NaH7i
Io-fsa ard thence BY closes al this Once a
t2so 2,s,--e5 :, q man closes az s D prsvozs day
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

George Arliss.
John Mason.
Charles RiChn1an.
Henry Miller
Charles HaU trey.
Joseph Haworth.
Lawrancs D'Orsay.
Weber and Fields.
Morton Seiten.
Charles W alcot.
Robert 7. Eaines.
". Fl. Crompton.
The Meeker herald., 1903-01-17
ORIGIN OF THE MINT JuLEp.
Had Disastrous Effect on Early ken
lucky pIstlller.

lucky pIstIller.
WELL" remarked Congressman
Morse of Kentucky. you fellows have
told q bunch of mighty stale stories
and perpetrated pun as an atrocious
climax. think can tell one that
will break up this party. 1t is sug-
gested by my friends reference to
mint julep. suppose none of you
ever heard the story of the origin of
the mint julep?"
There was q stampede from the
cloakroom. Everybody went save
Brandegee, the new member from
Connecticut, elected to fill vacancy. To
him the story was told:
I'm the early days in Kentucky q
stranger stopped over night with a dis
dller, who had some fine liquor and a
very notable spring of water. Grow
ing about the spring was quantity of
mint The stranger mixed the mint
with the liquor. spring water, and
some sugar, and he and the distiller
got far into the night repeating the
dose. ~
Next spring the stranger passed
that way again: woman came to the
door. Where's the old man7, the yisi.
tor asked.
Dead replied the woman.
Dead!
"'Yep; fellow came along here
last spring and taught him to put
grass In his Ticker and 1t finally killed
him. '"-Washington Correspondence
The Meeker herald., 1903-01-17

Young Father-I am amazed, shock
ed, my dear, to hear you say you in.
tend to give the baby some paregoric.
Don't you know paregoric is opium,
and opium stunts the growth, enfee-
bles the constitution, weakens the
brain. destroys the nerves, and pro-
duces ricketts,. marasmus. consumption.
insanity and death?
Young Mother-HOrrors! never
heard word about that l won't give
the little ducky darling drop-no, in.
deed. But something must be done
to stop his yelling. You carry him a
while.
Father latter an hours steady
stamping with the squalling infant)-
Where in thunder is that paregoric?