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The Washington times., 1903-01-28
LECTURE ON JOHN BROWN
BEFORE MEMS CLUB

Al 4 regular meeting Of the Men s
Club Of GurIey Memorial Church last
night the club was entertained by lee
ture on John Brown by Dr. Thomas
Featherstonehaugb Of this city
The lecture contained many interest
ing facts relating to the life of John
Brown which have not appeared in any
published account of his life. The lee
tureT became interested in this subject
some twelve years ago through personal
acquaintance with some VINO remembered
the Harper's Ferry raid. and since that
time has visited many Of the localities
in which Brown lived, and has collected
a vast amount OF information from those
who were acquainted with Brown, and
has arranged these facts in a lecture
which contains much OF rare historical
interest.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
EXAMINATION FOR AIDES
TO THE NATIONAL MUSEUM
Eligible Lists to Furnish Clerks for
Zoology and Herpetology
Departments.

The Civil Service Commission an
nounces an examination to be held March
, and for the position Of aide in zoology
at the National Museum. From the eIig-
ible list resulting from the examination
it is expected certification will be made
for the position at a salary Of $50 a
month. The position will not continue
longer than November 1. 1904.
Another examination viii be held
March 10 for an aide in herpetology at the
same institution The position pays $50
a month and is permanent. Both exami-
nations are open 10 all persons over
twenty years of age and will be held in
every. State in the Union
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
PATENT MEDICINE CORPORATION

Articles Of Incorporation OF the
American Fango Company were pla2ed
on file yesterday in the Office Of the
Recorder of Deeds for the District The
purpose Of the incorporation is to rur-
chase and use the rights and privileges
for the United States and Canada of a
medical preparation known as "Fango
di Battaglia." The capital stock is
100000, and the principal place of
business will be 210 Seventh Street
southeast.
The incorporators are Eli LESSER
Ernest L. Squire and Thomas McGratr
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
Pennsylvania Railroad Personally Con.
Quoted Tours to Florida.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounCes q series Of three personally conducted
tours TO Florida, February and L. and Narcb
The first tzo tours wiu each admit Of visit
o. two weeks in Florida. and the rate named
below viii include Pullman accommodation.
and meals en route on the special train in each
direction.
Tickets for the third tour viII be va q for
return until May 81, by regular trains, ana viii
Include Pullman accommodations and meals, en-
route only. on special train going
The rate far these tours from Washington viii
be SIS for fhC round trip
Fer details Apply 10 Nr George W BOYD As
5istant General Passenger Agent. Broad Street
Station, PHILADELPHIA, 10 the District Pas
senEeF Agent Fifteenth and Streets, Wash
IHgLnn.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
Masonic Banquets in Prospect,

The annual banquet of George c. Whit
ing Lodge of Masons. Of Georgetown,
viii take place on the evening of Feb
ruary % at Masonic Hall on Thirty sec
ond Street. A special committee he's
been appointed to make arrangements
for the affair. a number of distinguish
ed men have promised to be present on
the occasion. among them several Sena-
tors and Representatives. The members
of the lodge viii make a strong effort to
have the coming event the most success
fuI given under its auspices
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
REMAINS OF ". H. COLLINS
CARRIED TO THE CRAVE

The funeral Of William H. Collins,
late chief clerk Of the Government
Printing Office. took place this after
noon at O'Clock from his late resi-
dence, 125 Tenth Street northeast. Sub
sequent services were conducted at St.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church,
Third and A Streets southeast. by tle
pastor, the Rev. W /. Devries. Inter
ment was made in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
The esteem in which Mr. Collins was
held not only by employees Of the Print
ing Omce, but by a large majority af
Washingtonians, was evident in numer-
Gus messages and resolutions forwarded
TO the family Each branch OF the print
ing Office held q meeting. and adopted
resolutions on Mr.. Collins death, and
many touching tributes were paid to his
loyalty, geniaIity, and generous spirit.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
Albert Scott Convalescing.

Albert Scott. the young white man
who was taken to the Georgetown Uni
veTsify Hospital early Sunday morning.
20 receive treatment for injuries received
while on his way to his home in Balls
:on. Va. was reported this morning 10 be
much improved. At first his injuries
were thought to be fatal, but Monday
afternoon the patient regained con
sciousness. and is now on the way to
recovery. He was deIirious for only a
short time last night.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

Silver Star Lodge. No. 30, / 0. c. T, OF
TenIeytown. will hold its quarterly cleo
ton Of officers tomorrow evening, at
Good Templar Hall. on the BrookvilIe
Road After the election, an auction of
articles donated by the members viii
take place. The evening will be in charge
Of committee composed of Miss ViTgie
PyIes and Aquila Payne. Silver Star
lodge recently celebrated its nineteenth
anniversary and has a membership of
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
DEATH RECORD OF DAY

The following deaths for twenty-fou
hours were reported at the Health De.
partment up to noon today:
Alfred Aliens. s.. years
Sarah D. Wineberger. II years.
Bernard Burnstine. 81 years.
Caroline Morton, 90 years.
Mary z. Grauskiem, s. years.
Evert0n G. Hartford. 63 years.
Charles Weill, so years.
George King, 50 years.
Sophia Weems, % years
William H. Collins, So years.
Ira 2. kaufman. 45 years.
George W. Noble. 43 years.
William H Lewis. 39 years
Virginia z. LaTkin, 90 years.
Robert Snowden, Il years
William 5. Lacy, . months.
Frank Jackson, > months
Julia r. Scott, months
Warren P. Jefries, 3 months
Miriam Williams. 2 months
Florence Johnson, 3 days.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
CORPORATION COUNSEL'S
OPINION REQUESTED

Defective records of some of the lots
in the S. P. Brown subdivision of Mount
Pleasant have led to desire on the
part of the Assessor and Surveyor for a
resurvey and location of the side lines
OF the lots in question. The District
Commissioners have requested the Cor
poration Counsel TO submit an opinion
upon the right of the Board to order the
survey.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
Various Notes of Interest.

The Brennan Construction Company.
OF Georgetown, viii in a short Zine
begin operating the Pimmett Run quar-
rtes on the Virginia bank Of the Po-
tomac above the Chain Bridge. II!
other stone interests on the Potomac
are owned by the Potomac Stone Com
paGy
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
- New Champagne Record.

Ti.e import ia 1902 of 125,7I8 cases Of G. Ii.
Aumms EZ,-a Dry has never been equaled
being 595-1]t bottles more than any other brand
The famous 1885 yiutage Of Numm's Extra Dry
GOV imported is similar 10 the lsS9 vintage
being more delicate, bFeedr, and better than
5eflnite continuance % this quality
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
MATINFFS TOMORROW.

ACADENY-''James Bows in Missouri p. IN.
CHASE S-'-The Two Juliets' and Polite Eaude-
VILE 2:I5 p. M
EAPIRE-Jee Grant, Wrestler, and Burlcsque,
2.l5 p m
LYCEJM-''J0Ily Grass Widows 2.I5 p n.
CoLUMBIA--Stuart Robson in The Comedy of
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
Organizing a New National Bank.

It Is reported that those interested
in the organization OF national bank
at the southwest corner Of Thirty
second and y Streets northwest ere
meeting with success in disposing Of
the stock OF the bank. Several promi-
nent Georgetowners are interested in
the project, and there is every reason
to believe that it viii meet with sue
cess from all sides. Georgetown would
support another national bank
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

Thomas L. Jones, a coIored lawyer. de-
1ivered a spirited address last night be-
fore the Bethel Literary and Historical
Society on the privileges and future of
the negro in the United States His re-
marks were based on letter from Sena-
Tor Morgan, in which the latter denied
that he contemplated introducing a bill
in the Senate TO compel emigration of
the negro from this country to the Phil
ippines.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If IL fail,
to cure E W. Groves signature is OF
each box 25c
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
Che Uintes.
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE DAY.

AcADEllY-"The James Boys in Missouri, -
Sis p. nj.
CIIASE'S- Two JuIiets'' and Polite
Vaudeville. 2:I5 and s:l5 p. IN
UMBIA-Stuart Robson IN 'The Comedy Of
Errors" s:I5 p m
EMPIRE-Joe Grant Wrestler. and Burlesque,
2:I5 and s:I5 D. III.
LAFAYETTE- Walter Perkins in Jerome
2-I5 and SIS p. III.
LYCEUM-"JoIly Grass Widows 2:15 and SIS
p.
NATI6NAL-"The Sleeping Beauty and the
Beast" and p m
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
THE NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

over $50. In order to replenish the lodge
treasury an oyster supper will be given
at Good TempIar Hall. On the Brook
vile Road. February II and IS
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
BRIEF ITEMS OF
LOCAL INTEREST

John Thomas, eoIored, of 2l10 Thir-
teenth Street northwest, was yesterday
sentenced TO term in Ihe workhouse Tor
violating the smallpox restrictions pIac-
ed on his home
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
Purest Of Beers.

once Heurlch's always Heurich's Phone
" est -, Arlington BoJtling Co. for a case or
SSLi ioT iE at all leading hotels or restaurants.
MaeTzen- Senate, and Lager are the r11rasr and
most wholesome beers brewed
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

Albert E. Ogg's recital at the First
Memorial United Brethren Church last
night was largely attended and proved
q success in every respect. Among tbs
numbers on the program were, asking
the GUv' 'ner, - a Modern Sermon, - The
Runaway and "A Visit to New York -
A well-tFained orchestra under the
leadership Of Prof Henry Weber. con-
tributed several selections TO the pro-
gram. and Walter Humphrey sang sew
eral popular songs. A male quartet under
Prof HulliDgs also contributed to the
entertainment OF the audience.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28
The First Step Toward Prosperity

Is the savings account. Open one with Union
Trust and Storage Co. 1914 ST. Hw. Interest
paid On deposits subject to check
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

William J Hazel of N Street. George
town, who fell and fractured his
leg at the corner of Thirtieth and NJ
Streets sunday night. is improving. He
is still in the Georgetown University
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

Fred W. Parks of Tenleytown, who
has been suffering for the past week at
his home in Chesapeake Street, with
typhoid fever and pneumonia, was re
ported this morning to be greatly i'm
proved.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

Leaders in Low Prices for Coal.
!. 5. DASH & SONS, 1907 st. nw-Advt.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

While working at the Gem laundry.
81 Eighth street northwest, yesterday
afternoon. Miss Bessie LiJtIeford. Of 5I5
f street northwest. was taken suddenly
III and removed IN the ambulance to the
Emergency Hospital, where il was found
that she had suffered from an attack of
vertigo.
The Washington times., 1903-01-28

The burning OF chimney in the home
o. eX-Paymaster General William B.
Rochester. L S. A. retired. at 1926
Eighteenth Street northwest, late yes
terday afternoon. caused the turning in
o. fire alarm from box 343. No dam
age resulted.
In a difficulty which occurred in Mad
fson alley northwest early last night
Sadie Ball a coIored woman, emphasized
her argument with catsup bottle tc
the disagreement OF the face of Mary
Jones, coIored, OF 53I T Alley north
west The Jones woman was sent 70
The Casualty Hospital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14
RnnmaB's HrnOg &eIirf beridafft Jos
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]ecidttiQt nm zen ools MAIDEN. ncrotn 5ic o,s
Moracas BON 3Drcr palstu3Hnouu0 micO,r bcrgts
felt jsiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14
3n elmer spssialzecriammluna Oes 2ir,ftOrium
Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
CON SaItfInprl

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luis aud icjner 3~uportOmmtubtlt iclntn Dtitarbtls
tern iorpobI, uIs aud oem Nublitnm ~gcgtnuber III
Der ausubuna Der 4i!ibten itiuer Stelnna nm
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tuug unD QetrtbiddBuuq fitr tbn ais DtItarbeifer
in BEN 9rotofoacn AusOrud uerltibeH uno lellft
Qei6ditlib,n 5dbiQfcit i0lpobl, ME iclncm pcrlonz
libcn 6baratttr uuo 99trtb 2latrfeanung iouen,
unD hermit ibr bsrllibes ReilctO unD ibre &rau'r
iiber itiu Ablcb;u gum Nusoruf br;n9cn.
s. Z. Seruisan. Gen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14
SeDer Dollar,

ben Sic in uniertm RieicusGtabliT.meu
p:raus2a6:n, lit Gin gut unoelcgttr Collar.
In fciucm Qlabe Oicics 2auoes iiuO iOl6c
JR,rthr an rr(ou1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14
Salnfnas-Ofetten.

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Dcrzet drtuH95mittcl iur 3anttn;
pro TIdibt QUO.
CrO $1,000 & Cos Samlicaz3um;
& bro Riute 5Jc.
y llnier b~criibmtcr lz8auontns&ot6z
= ptin III 34Yalonen= 6iai1en
q QtfRat. 4rtis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 44c.
d Ntpbarpt @iug;rsMlc Qe1ou pie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14

GinerIei, peId' befti8e oOer quds
Ienoe S6msr3en Der nit R6eumdtiss
mus 8s6aftete, 8~sttldgerige, 5npaIiOe,
STRIPPED, Rerb0ie, an ReuroIgie 2ei=
oenDe, BON 8rant6eit us6ermunnte
aI6 au5Its6en mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14
Itte111ttntttE

oOcr 2ungenen3HH0uuQ ioItt mittclt Deg 8taO5
Jttliri bcbauOct iptrOcu, ME na6tcbtuo: Gem Qds
tjtutcu iolttu }D0u3iQ IroDitu Bcljtf icDe Stunot
IN cintm 9~StiuQlalt NIT g&aftr O%crabfolQt uno Die
QuH}c &ruit, Or 8udcn unO bic @orOtrieite ourd)
bGutjQc GiurcbuuQcu inter O9m Giuilult bon Red=
0D 9tcliti ~GtbalttH Utroeu; p&eef Icd" II. 6lttibs
bride mifcu pCrabrcjnt pCrOcH, mn otu Qaticnten
bel &rditcu I'll erbaItcn, uuO Die Sarmt miidcu
0tlcQtHtlj6 mittclit II. 3aOpaD's QjGen i'll SRds
tjQtttt gcitBt tDtr0en.
Gnt3itnOuuQ Der Nicrtn. Gut)iuOunq Der 9lait.
Gut3unouHq Der 5iuqtpcinc, gntiiiHOunq Der eults
Gen, uuuotu 5als, Eroubitj5, S6pCr=Atbmtgfeit,
group, 6dtarrb, &uilucu}a, Ropfi6mcri, 3oDuz
i6mtr}, N]curUlQit, Jtbcumatismus S@ttttltrot,
98c@itlij:bcr, 6roit5cultu, pom 6rot augcgrifiene
&Drptrtbtilc.
Die @p9ljtatiou BON @oO0 &clici mad Dem 60r=
psrtbtilt oOcr Otn R0rpsrtbcilcu, lu0iclbit mas eets
Den oocr Dr S1mcr} itjutn StB bat, otrurla1t
i~ofortiQe giU0cruuQ.
Snntrlt6. Yin balbtr oocr en Qoujtr
lbtcl6ffcl pnn in siutn @luie 9Hafrr furlrt III
pcuiQeu WiuuttH ~4cjoi6mer3cu, &rdWpte, lauren
WtaQcu, Nuuicl, ucbClftjt, SoobreuHtu, 5bldtlo=
TQftit, GtorrDoe, 0eruoftdt, 0tiQrlUc, Rolit, &ldz
buuQcu uuO ale iuucrlibeu @c0UtrDtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14


Bir seben Coupons NIT iteem Ser@
] famf fpmmt uno febt uuiere encrmc
I NuSfenuna pom gratis pertbctlten
/ 6%efd1enfCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14
9. &%Oienbnib & g.,
6auptqmarticr fIr
SmperfaIz6 leifunssffide,
% 2Sef - 3afttmore- Str6Be,
(3l8l otrett Der &oanobtrss trnbe 9tQcutbtr.
Snn rinem S9nqe 3ermnImt.

&eaOins. Muf., 13. NoD. = 5,
q. Sargent, Elm betunnter ausge5ei4z
meter S4iiBe unb Mitglieo oes 6niiz
gen beuti4en S9iBenpereins, puroe
bier BON einem announcement 3uge err
eiIt unb auf Der SteGe get0otet, uls
er iih auf Dem Nege gu ben p06entliz
den 59ieBibungen bes 8ereins be-
fano. @r bate ii6er bic @eteiie Dor
benz 3uge nu4 Der Station binii6erz
T9reiten pplen, als Die Qotomotipe
i'm faBte, gu 8Oben mari uno iiber
feinen 80rper binpegging. Dem oeutz
I9en S9iiBenperein bate er ieit mebr
ais Is Subren ungeb0rt unO bate uuf
5tpei Der iGbrli6en 56iBenfefte ben
Sieg oapongetragen uno mar gum
S9iibenf0nig getrOnt pOroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14

Sn GatstiG, 9.=g., 1T Oerg}eger
eSames 2ittle, pel6er i'm Suli ben
Der6referiiden Nngriff auf Die IL
iGbrige emma Cole BON Nen 8alti=
more gema4t bat uno Dem @elpn6tz
peroen nit Notb entging, gu 20 Sab
rem 3udt6uus perurtbeilt porben. @r
bate ii4 i6ulbig betannt.
Sn g}ebrasta, Soma, SGinois
uno anberen Staten oes 8eitens fiel
geItern S4nses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14

Mi4tgun gitp, Snb., 1890
BENDER. Gotparo 9ooper puroe
tur5 mad Mitterna9t heute frib i'm
btelt9en 9efdngnib our9 oenStrung
binsert9tet. @r bate in indianapolis
ieinen S9ntegerOGter 6ranf Sutton
ermorost, nit tpeI9em er Iif entatpeit
bate, neil f5n feline (9ODDer's) Grau
perlteha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14

I'm GrfGltmna in 4 Sage sm furiren
atbroudt ,9aratiut SrouIo Guinire IabIet5".
glae apptbtter qtben @:lo suriid, lptun feline @e=
lung erFolut. Is. u. GrO0t's llHttri6rift auf
isDer e5a6t,L. 2s las, 2i&8ia.8-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14

= Ro6 13zftinoiger 8erat6ung
bat cine Surp in 81. Qoui5 36e0oore
Otto gu so 3a6ren 3u4t6alts oerurs
t6eilt, nel6er am 20. Mai 5rant
Qangtrp Dor Dem Genturp : 56eater
in ct. 2ouis a6Iiatlt4 eri6oFen
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-14

m0qli6erpeifc BEN ru6igen 6ortgang
Der GreigniiTe auf Dem Sitbmu5 ito
rem fDnnte.
Die Warine660rOen Der Der. Stdaz
ten Quf Der GolonsSeite 0e8 Sitbmus
BADEN nod feline offi3iele W}itt6etlung
er6alten, OaB bic Scr. 5taaten bic
proDiTori16e Regierung 0 Banana
u%nerfunnt 6Gtten. SnfoI9e 9efen
f0nnen 7e in teiner Weiie offt3ieQ nit
ben 8ertretern 9anama's D~erte6ren.
Dit ameritaniften 8rieg5I6iffe 6a>
ben bic 5logge Der neuen Republtt
nod ni6t Idlutirt.
NIles ru6ig in Banana.
0uf6tngton, .. g., 13, g}oo.
= SIM 6lotten@0 . Purtement ging bic
folgenOe 9epe76e pom MomiraI SLAB
benz Gommonoeur Der bei'm Sit6mus
ber7ammeIten Ssemdht, gu:
Banana. MQes ru6ig in Banana.
Rein ,3ei6en elmer MiBoergniigtbeit.
G8 miro beri6tet, OaB nur pentge coz
lom6iI6e 3ruppen in 8uendoentura
fte6en. 0a8 colombii6e 8unonenboot
y8oqota" lit BON 8uenaDentura nit
Sruppen an 8oro abgegangen, a6er
fpGter nie0er in ben 6ufen eingelallz
fen. Die 6riti76en 0ompfer ,Waz
nupi" unD Quito" itno ni6t beIditigt
morDen. Die betben %erpG6nten BRITT
i4sn 9ampfer io1en 5o6r3euge iein,
pel6e fur3e 3eit BON Der colombtf4en
3egierung in 8%uenabentura ange6dlz
ten purOen, UNI lie CUR 8ef0roerun9
BON 9ruppen no6 Dem Sit6mus 3n
benuBen, lpel6e o6er ipGter pieoer
freigelafen por0en limb.
GoIom6ia'8 GongreB Ders
tdgt.
8ogoto, 5. 0oDem6er. - Die
SiBungen oe8 Gongrefe8 limb bon
Der @refutipe formeQ gei8lo7en porz
ben. Der '6enat na6m Die 8orIuge
ni4t auf peI6e einen neuen 8ertrag
8etreff5 zines tit6mii6sn &anals be-
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-08-14
GOOD Proflt. Seem Assured.

The earning power of the Marconi
stations at Wellsneet and Glace Bay
Il q matter Of easy computation. The
practical maximum speed thus far at
tanned by the Marconi system IL thirty
words q minute. An average Of eight
cen words per minute would be q safe
basis for calculation. The cable charge
for transatlantic service is rs cents a
word. If the charge be 10 cents
word the daily earning capacity of one
station is over $500, or 1926. 900 per
year. This earning capacity may be
doubled by an increase of speed to the
maximum attained.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-08-14
Woman's Remarkable Fad.

Have you seen woman on street
car or train take two white mice out
Of an air-dlled reticule, caress them
fondly and then kiss them? Her hus-
band was with her the other day, but
the wee small pets occupied all her
attention. The reticule had little air
openings in the sides, with a rubber
tube attachment, thorugh which ac-
casionally fresh air was blown, for
tho day was sultry and wee mousie
might suffocate. Hubby" was util-
fzed to blow in the air. He looked
henpecked and thoroughly subdued.
Occasionally the woman would open
the reticule, when the little white
mice would Chamber out over the top.
Is this to be new fad?-New York
Press