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The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
A Cure for Asthma

Tho worst cases Of Asthma in the world
succnmb readily to the one great cure that
never fails. DIR. Rudolph Schiffmanns
Asthma Cure almost performs miracles.
Mr.. r. M. Spencer, 1880 Vermont
avenue, Toledo, O., says: asthma has
been growlng.On me for years, until last
summer the attacks became SO severe that
many nights / spent half the time gasp
ing for breath. Doctors seemed to give no
relief whatever, and felt there was no
hope for me, when drug clerk recon-
mended your Asthma Cure. Its effect is
truly magical and gives complete relief In
from to minutes"
Sold by all druggists at soc and S1.O0.
Send &c stamp to DR. r. Schitfmann, Box
s93, st. Paul, Mimi, for free sample
package.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
VIRGINIA CITY

Virginia City, Nov. DIR. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Davidson left few days ago for
Ennis, where they will spend the week.
Miss Janettc Rossiter Of Sheridan, who
spent the past week in the city, the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Anna p. Hall, returned
home Monday.
Bcrtie Nickers, the eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Vickers, celebrated his
roth birthday Tuesday afternoon. His
parents invited number Of his playmates
and they had very pleasant little party.
Misses Anna Morris and Mabel Jones
returned from the Madison valley Mon
day. where they spent several days with
friends.
The regular THANKSGIVING turkey shoot
will be held at Junction November IS.
Farweathcr tent, No. ~. *. o. i. NJ,
viii give their annual dance on Thanks
giving day. November 20. Excellent music
will be engaged as this will be the open
ing party OF the season.
The drama Because | Love YOU will
he presented in the Auditorium on Friday
evening November ~. The proceeds Of
this entertainment will he used by the
dramatic company for the purchase OF
needed properties and other materials.
During the winter the company will pre-
sent several heavy dramas.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buford of the
Madison valley spent the first OF the week
i'll the city visiting relatives.
Abe Goctscbius. accompanied by Mrs.
Martin Goetsehius. was up from Sheridan
Wednesday.
i. V. Jackson, accompanied by his son,
NJ. w. Jackson, was in the city Wednesday
from Norris.
Matt Edwards OF Home Park spent n
few days in the city the first of the week
the guest of his sister, Mrs. w. A. Ste
yensOu
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07

ing gave party to number OF llttle
friends Of their daughter, Miss Hazel Dun
stan. It was houscwarmng also, as they
have just moved into their new home,
which was completed this week. The
evening was a jolly one, and each had
most delightful time.
Robert Childs OF Garnet, who was on
his way to the coast to spend the winter,
stopped of in Missoula this week for
short visit with his sons.
The new Feddersohn residence on East
Cedar and Madison is now occupied. Mr..
and Mrs. i. NJ. Iockman and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. II. Ross are comfortably located
in the building, having moved in this
week.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
MISSOULA


Mssoula, Nov. MIR. and Mrs. II. H.
Hazelton, who expect TO leave for Butte
to reside, were rendered surprise party
Monday evening at the home of Mrs. NJ.
A. Bruce of the North Side. General re-
gret was expressed over the departure of
the Hazeltons. The evening was pleas
antly passed. Those present we're: i. ].
Wightman, Mrs. N. +. Howell, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G. Crawford, Charles A. Shelton,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Emerieh, Jessie
Richardson Mrs. ]. Crate, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Raymer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazeton, Y. h. Becman,
Mrs. J. Broulette, Earl Howell, Fay How
ell Amenda Swensen and Miss Stella
Beeman.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Ep
worth league OF the M. +. church was held
at the church Friday evening.
Dr. ]. c. Burton, DIR. l.. =. DUNCAN and
James Thorne visited at Steyensvillc Sun
day.
James Thorne of New York has left for
his home after short visit with Missoula
friends.
Earl Massie, son of former County AS
SCISSOR Massie is i'll the city from Thomp-
son, spending few days with friends.
c. L. Emsley has returned from two
weeks trip to the eastern part OF the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hershey have re-
turned from months visit on the Pacific
coast.
Stephen Gillette and Miss Laura Stevens
were married at Potomac this week by
the Rev. r. II. Sawyer of the Christian
church of Mssoula. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
lette are we'll known and popular young
people OF Potomac.
James Donovan, the attorney general
was here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keith have moved
into their new home on Hammond avenue,
South Missoula.
w. P. Fisher has gone to Bozeman,
where he will spend few days with his
brother, Burr Fisher
The music section of the Womans clul,
met with Mrs. J. NJ Hamilton at her
rooms in the Union block Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock,
Mrs. Minnie Titus entertained the
clerks of the d. J. Donohue company's
store at a card party at her home on East
Pine street Monday night.
Editor John K. Faulds Of the Northwest
Tribune of Stevensvillc was visitor ir
Missoula this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kohn entertained
the Harmony Whist club of the soutl
Side Tuesday night. Mr.. and Mrs. d. X
Beck were the prize winners and Mrs. +
l.. Darbee had contrary luck.
David Canon, for many years merchant
at Stevensville, has sold out and with his
family will remove to Indian Tcrritor,
to live
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunstan Wednesday cyen
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
LIVINGSTON

Livingston, Nov. w. S. Davis has
returned from the Green river country in
Wyoming. where he spent ~ months.
The ladies of the st. Andrews guild
met with Mrs. r. l.. Stockton on Wednes-
day at her home OH Yellowstone and Park
streets.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
gatioual church met as follows Wednesday
afternoon: No. with Mrs. w. II. Mof-
fit. No. with Mrs. S. T.. Leard, No.
with Mrs II. A. Church.
A. M. Aldcrson, editor of the Living
ston Post has gone to St. Paul.
The local lodge OF Elks has extended an
invitation to Hon. Cornelius +. Kelley OF
Butte to deliver the annual memorial adj
dress in this city on the first Sunday III
December. Mr.. Kelley was forced 10 de.
cline the invitation as he had already been
engaged by the Elks lodge OF Anaconda.
Walter Aiken who has been confined
in St likes hospital for three weeks with
typhoid fever, has been removed TO his
home on Fifth street
The Ladies of the Maccabees will give
grand masquerade ball at the ileltcrlin
Christmas eve
W. T. Davis is erecting a residence OH
Sixth street, between Lewis and Clarke.
Clyde NJ. Durand OF Delphine and Mary
Tangen OF Big Timber were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage
Wednesday afternoon OF last week by Rev.
Edward Smith. The happy couple depart
ed on the evening train for the Mussel-
shell, where they will make their future
home.
i. II. Marsh, formerly stenographer in
the chief clerks Office has gone to Lom-
bard to accept the position of chief clerk
with Superintendent Ilorr OF the Montana
rnilrnnI
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No. 1. North Coast Limited, from St. Paul
and Eastern points, to the Pacific coast.
No. 2. North Coast Limited, from the Pa.
cifc coast to ST. Paul, Duluth and principal
Eastern points.
No. 8. Burlington Express. from Kansas
City and all B. & M. Railroad points and all
N. P. points west Of Billings to Seattle and
Tacoma.
No. 6. burlington Express, from Tacoma
and Seattle to Billings and all b. & M. Kali
road points.
No. 10. Local connection from Twin City
Express from St. Paul and all Eastern points.
No. II. Local connection with Twin City
Express for St. Paul and all points East.
Passengers for Twin Bridges. Sheridan,
Alder, Pony and Norris branches leave Butte
on No. "a, and arrive in Butte from these
points OH No. 10. Trains on these branches
do not run on Sundays. W. II. Merriman,
general agent, corner Main and Park streets.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07

charter at the recent meeting of the grand
chapter.
The St. Anthony guild will meet with
Mrs. Thomas Simpkins next Tuesday
afternoon.
James O'Brien Of Butte has been in the
valley few days visiting with his sister,
who is teaching the Finn school.
Mr.. Graves of the Graves Mercantile
company has been to several points in
Washington.
Mr.. Angus Clunie and Miss Annie York
of Bernce we're married at the Grandon
hotel in Helena few days ago. 1t is
supposed that Mr.. and Mrs. Clunie will
make their home at the Lockhart Clunie
ranch. Both are well and favorably
known in Jefferson county, and here's
wishing them good luck.
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Local WeseS

Walter Knox visited Millican
Sunday.
Perry Duncan has returned 10 his
home az Waco.
Fred Pryor went TO Hearnc on bus
iness yesterday.
House For Rent-Ciose 20 business
Apply at Eagle office. "a
John 5. Williamson went 90 Rich
mond Sunday.
Capt. Jack Adoue came down from
Calvert Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vitopil visited at
College Sunday.
Keys Found.-Apply at Eagle Of
fee and pay for this notice. "a
NJ. NJ. Burford, Of College, was In
the city Sunday.
Today, Tuesday, is the second day
Of Coulter's special sale.
George Price and John w Dean
went 20 Houston Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-03

John w1ttraan, IT., hiss determin.
ed 20 loih tlis United States army ~
musician, and a petition was cir
cnla.ed aud freely signed hsrh yes-
terday recommending him. He viii
enlist at the Waco recruiting station.
DR., White and Leonard Mcdonald
arrived from Macy yesterday morn
ing and said the roads are in n ter
ribfe tx. II took them three hours
10 make II In from the Dillashaw tap
road TO Bryan. y Fl 4 Fpf
25c boys knee pants (goodj i9c.
50c boys X ee pants Gall WOOL 39c
i5c suspcnders, imitation guyott,
lie.
siO0 Mems wool pants 59c.
20 COulters Special Sale.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart has invited
Evangelist Walthall Of Texarzana
TO hold "a meetinb at the Free Bap-
tist church In this city the latter part
Of April or the first OF May.
5Jc fleece lined pique, i9c.
Toe plaid dress goods, &c.
Soc eounterpanes, q feet square J9c
i5c towels, brown buck Sc.
% Coulter's Special Sale.
For Rent.-A part OF unfurnished
house, within one block OF Main
street, or furnished room. Apply TO
Miss Carrie King, one block north
II court house. Is
Rivers Morris returned from Bry-
an Sunday aud will make this his
future home. He has permanent
position with W. A. Price.-Madi-
sonyille Meteor.
Mrs. ]. Z. Froelich returned 20
NAyAsota yesterday afterday after
"a short visit TO her dauster, Mrs.
George Winter.
Is q. Oneal Of Austin spent Sat
urday aud Sunday In the city, the
guest OF his brother, Prof OIeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ). Adams OF
Ennis have been here several days
on visit 10 relatives.
F. 5. Wilcox, who returned from
Beaumont IN about week ago, was
able 10 be oul yesterday.
X of P.-Regular meeting tonight
at 3 o'clock. Work In the rank OF
page. w. Ii. Lawrence, Z. Z.
All the best brands Of calico arr
beng sold at Coulter's for 3isc DUR
ing his special sale IS
Mrs. ). j. Balm and children, OF
Houston, are visiting Dir. and Mrs
NJ. Parker.
Don't put of coming to Coulter'i
special sale any longer. Come TO-
day. u
Hon. ChAs. Davis, Of FL PAsso, wa
here yesterday.
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One OF the most pleasant enter
tainments OF the season was given
Friday eveLing by Miss Mai Hob
good In honor Of her guest, Miss
Gertrude Giesen OF san Marcos.
They entertained with games, inter-
spersed with sweet music rendered
by some Of the home talent. The
walls were festooued with evergrsens
aud roses. In the dining room Miss
Doremus presided over the punch
bowl. Soon after partaking Of re-
freshments, which were served by
Misses Irene Board aud Weasie Hob
good, the guests departed In the wee
hours, having spent a most en-
joyable evening. The following were
present: Misses Nell Tabor, Louise
harris, Maggie McDougald, Judy
McConnico, Adeline Sanders, Irma
Harris, Matte Watkins, Gertrude
Giesen, aud Messrs. Earnest Ettle,
Frank Webb, Roy Buchanan, Henry
Holman, Hal Saunders, Marshall
Spell, Tom Adams, Hendricks Con-
way, Roger Astin, Dickson Moore
aud Emmett Cole.
G. T. Skains has been appointed
a railway mail clerk aud assigned
10 the run between Denison aud
Houston for Instruction.
For sale or Rent-Seven room
house aud twenty acres OF land In
side corporation near Allen Academy.
Apply to j. ID. Martin. 20
Mrs. H.. G, Franks returned 10 Mar
lin sunday. after visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Il. ;. Wickes.
Cox a Odom will make special low
prices ON Ferndale canned goods all
next week. 722t.
Robt &. Burtis, OF jacksonville,
was In Bryan Sunday, aud went TO
Houston ss federal grand juror.
one thousand pairs boys knee
pants-Iob-worth zoe and 81, going
az 25c and 50c. Norwood. 20
W. a. Watkins NJ. l.. Moore and
Alonzo Carter made business trip
TO the College yesterday.
30 pieces white pique for waists
and dresses-latcst styles, at Nor
woods. 70
O.. q. Loftln, prominent Brazos
bottom planter, was Ia Bryan yeter-
day on business.
Special sale on Fcrndale canned
goods next week at Cox 4 Odom' 70
Frank Meyers has returned from "a
visit TO shreveport and Jennings.
20 pieces white Alexander cloth
for shirt waists at Norwoods. 70
Miss Hattie Ray Harbers returned
Sunday from visit 90 Waco.
Egyptian Tissue for ladies' early
spring dresses ~ Norwood's. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-03

The Allen Academy has arranged
"A debate aud ball game with the
Houston High School, both IN be
held la Bryan about the first week
In April The Academy boys will go
IN Houston Tor return engagement
ia May. subject Of the debate here
will be, Resolved, that the poet has
been greater benefactor TO man
kind than the statesman" These
contests are sure 10 awaken strong
interest aud develop the best that
Is In the young men In the field
and forum.
The student body Of the Allen
Academy has been resolved into cn
athletic association with Prof. WIN.
Board ~ instructor. Grounds have
been prepared aud regular practice
for field day exercises begun. The
officers OF the association are as fol-
lows: Mac Green, president; Oscar
Bruce. vice president; V. +. Massey,
secretary; Jay Mcintosh, treasurer.
Field day exercises will be held In
May,
Fritz Yeager, who is here from
Millican attending court, says the
BraEos was three feet lower this time
than during the food Of last July.
lie thinks considerable loss Of stock
was sustained in the lower end Of the
county.
J. Il. Green, who was here from
Cameron yesterday, said Little Riv-
er had been higher than ever before,
but fortunately IL ran down before
the big flood on the Brazos reached
the point Of confluence.
W.R. Johnston left sunday morn
ing for San Angelo, where he will
spend several days with his wife,
who is there for the benefit OF her
health. His little son accompanied
him.
The teachers institute Of Brazos
county, which has held two we'll at
tended and profitable meetings, will
meet again at the courthouse In this
city Saturday.
when was In market ] closed
out "A line Of boys pants worth zoe 70
a. VIII sell the entire line for IS
and 20 cents Norwood. 20
Look for Norwood's ad. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-03
Election Ordinance.
BE it ordained by the City Council
of the city OF BRYAN.

BE It ordained by the City Council
OF the city Of Bryan:
That az election Tor city offices,
to-wit: Marshal, Secretary and three
members OF tile CITY Council, snail
be held by the qualified voters Oi
said city, at the cItY ball In bryan,
on the nrst Tuesday in April next,
it being the 1tn OF said month, aud
the presiding officer, together with
such Others as lac may appoint, snail
hold said election Ia accordance
with the city charter and ordinances
aud the state law governing cleo
tons.
Adopted by the City Council and
approved By the Mayor, this the 18th
aay of February, lw3.
VIZ *. n. Harrison,
&. M. Spell, ;. b. &. Mayor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-03
Attention. /! Bryan Light Guards I

All members Of the Bryan Light
Guards will meet at Arinory We'd
nesday night, March 4tn, at 1880 p.
m. It il important that each mem
Der attend, bringing all gyms, uni
forms aud equipments IL n espee-
tally important that all guns be turn
ed In, AS new guns are ~ be issued In
exchange. All members attending
will wear citizens clothes.
"a Geo. ". Winter, Captain.
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OiiIee Hours Bryan PosioiIlee.

WEEK DAYs:-General Delivery
Registry aud Money Order business
opens at 3 n. IN. aud closes az q ., IN.
Mails for midnight trains are clos
ed at Up. IN. ,oo
SUNDAY HoURs:-Open at lO'5O 70
II q. m. and from l:l5 10 a:Ab 2. m
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For Sale or Rent.

For sale now, or for rent after Apr.
list, our home place. Apply 70 VIII.
Lawrence. Is
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Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE

EAAAA ANANE
Fred Young, w z Hickey, 81. Lou.
Is; n z Breeden, Galveston; Jno ;
Galloway, Quanah; Chas Davis, Jr.,
III Paso; NJ - Thornton, Dallas
w T. Darkan, st. Louis; 5 II Dunlap,
Kurten; G. scott, Franklin; W A
Alexander, Waco; w n Griffin, Wa
co; $ Keene Dallas; w A Alex
ander, Waco: + II Ray, Houston :
ID h Mcdonald, 81. Louis; Abe Edel,
Cincinnatti.
TUCKER
A G Branham, / a q y; 30 Phil
lips aud family, w Nv Anderson, ;
II Scarborough. w II Mitchell. II l.
Haden, Ledworth, II l. Phillips; J
w Bryant.
CENTRAL
l. a Brandt, Houston; w LeClair,
Calvert; Mr. Mallett, lola; G Stich-
or, Marlin; Chas Kent, / &GN y; A
J Stewart.
ARCADE.
Mancill Babb, George McKerman,
] Hamblin, Marlin; ] II Wilson,
Hearne; r r Clay, Waco; O Wash
Edgar aud Berna Phillips, Lee couu-
~, y l. McCauley, Marin; Ellis
wills, Corsicana; Bruno Kochauo-
wlcz, Bremond, w A Edison, Well
born: L Reynold; W IA Kay
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Hat. q. SCHEDULE.


40. 7. leaves Houston. Z a. m, ar
rlves in bryan, i0:ls u. m.
No. 3, leaves Houston nj II n. me-
arrives In Bryan. 30 p. M.
No. 8, leaves Houston. 9:O 2. M
arrives In bryan, 1900 a. N.
No. 4. leaves Houston l:0O a. M
arrives In Bryan, i:iD a. m.
SOUTH BoUND TRAINS;
No. ?. arrives in Bryan az ;b5 p.
m. arrives az Houston 5:iO p M.
No. 4, arrives IN Bryan at 3:J6p'
m. arrives nj Houston ut $3.50 p. m.
No. 6. arrives in Bryan at 2'22 a.
IN arrives At Houston. az ga. m.
No. 8. arrives la Bryan atp;o1 A.
m, arrives at Houston, 100 ,. IN.
Makes close connection AZ Hemp
stead 1870 p. M. with train arfiN-
ing AT Austin at 4.i5 p. m.
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LAO. n. SCHEDULE.

No. Observation-Disclosures
ger Leaves ..ss..ss 'a'%9 y. W.
faakos cloee connection With nan line
40. n. going east sna vest
No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ger-Arrives ........... I'lb " M
Leaves next morningl... ga. M.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

somehow or other bound up with the destinles
of the old graveyard. When he heard that the
building was to be torn down and a twenty
story skyscraper reared on it's ruins his first
feeling accordingly was that it was desecra-
ton.
Trinity Building, however, although it adJolns
Trinity churchyard, and was designed by Rich
ard Upjohn, the same architect who planned
the present Trinity Church is not owned or in
any way controlled by the Trinity Corporation
The present building which is soon to be raZed,
was built in 1853, and was first used by III. B.
Clafiin as a drygOods store. This part OF town
was then the drygoods district of the city, and
opposite We're many other leading houses, in
Guiding that of Bowen. McNamee & Co, which
stood on the site OF the present Equitable Build
ing Before the Trinity Building was used for
a store it's predecesso', a wooden building of
about the same height, was known as the New
England Hotel, and across narrow Thames-st-
stood the bigger and more imposing City Hotel,
on the site now occupied by the Boreel Building
The New England Hotel was a favOrite place
for the clerks and Grummers in the drygoods
trade.
For the reason, perchance, that the Trinity
Building looks down on graveyard it has
mained UP to the present time almost wholly
insusceptible of change a visit to some Of its
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04

body was throw. punched the donkey in the
ribs a sort of signal Accordingly, he made
arrangements with the boy to leave out this
particular signal when he rode the jackass. In
the mean time he made several satisfactory
bets among the boys that he could stay on the
five minutes. He got on the beast. The donkey
did not do the throwing act, but he did some
thing much worse. He pranced around the
yard. rubbing poor Coleman against houses and
fences with the result that his clothes
nearly stripped from his back. In fact, when
at the end of a minute he fell exhausted from
the back of the animal he was nearly destitute
of his trousers To this day he is greeted with
the salutation, We'll, Cole, old boy, how about
the white jackass?"
One of the Foot Guards tells of a number of
the boys stealing a pickaninny, a cute little
fellow, as black as the ace of spades. 1t is
said that this another form of the souvenir
craze. The officers of the company heard of
the affair, however, and restored the child to
its mother
At Buffalo, of the boys received what has
since been known "the souvenir hair cut"
He stepped into a barber shop day and had
his hair trimmed. He was charged the exorbi-
tant price of 81 for the job. He was very angry
at the time but concluded that he would not
tell the boys that he had been stuck" Accord
ingly, he recommended the place to several of
them, with the result that number In the
company received the souvenir hair cut" The
offending member obliged to LAY low' for
some time after the event.
story is told of how the fleshiest in the
company attempted to ride a camel at Buffalo.
The poor animal when it the burden it
must bear seemed to heave a sigh of sorrow
The animal kneeled, and the heavy Foot Guard
man sat in the saddle. The camel attempted to
rise, but actually could not The was at
last obliged to get off, and the camel heaved
sigh Of relief and rose slowly.
First Lieutenant Finn tells the following
story of one of the members of the company who
is fond of practical jokes: "It was at the time
that visited Chicago. One afternoon a party
Of US, including Cheney, engaged a hack for
several hours to drive us about the city and,
incidentally, around the lake front. Cheney
was, by agreement the treasurer of the party.
When it became time to pay the hackdriver-
who, by the way of the Hebrew order
Cheney, for the fun of the thing, began to ha-
rangue about the price to be paid. There i'm
nediately followed a blood-sweating argument,
which all enjoyed immensely. Cheney finally
boat the driver down to So "a, whlcr the exas-
perated man was finally willing to accept. Well
said Cheney, opening we'll filled purse here
is 50 ii for your boss and here is So for your
self
The joyful astonishment depicted on the face
of the Hebrew wonderful to behold. He
clutched the money if he were in a dream.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
A NEW TRINITY BUILDING.
TO RISE ON THE SITE ADJOINING THE
OLD CHURCHYARD-MEMOR
OF OLD TINES

Hacki Hack!
Hear the walls crack
The houses tumbling down
And the builders will rear
More SkyScraperS here,
Till it all is a skyscraping town.
1t was with this piece of doggerel that an old
Wall Street speculator, who had written some
verse in the morning of his life before the blind
goddess of Fortune had driven out the blind god
of Love, addressed himself to the Trinity Build
ing, at Broadway and Thames-st. For half
century he had been accustomed to it's vener-
able brown walls and had come to regard the
long narrow structure, standing at the northern
edge of the Trinity burying ground, as sort
of inviolable barrier to the further aggressions
of commerce.
This Wall Street man had no more sentiment
than his fellows. Only he gave it freer rein at
certain times. At all events he had always held
the ancient churchyard in the most profound
reverence. And, like the majority of New
Workers, he had fallen invOluntariiy into the
mistaken idea that the Trinity Building was
New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
AFTER THE EXPULSION.

EVe-Im sorry!
Adan-Too bad. 1t was a fools paradise.
1.-THE Smart Set