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New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Joseph Haworth Goes to ''The Resurrection
-Mascagni to Try Again.

Joseph Haworth. who is at present playing Cas-
sius in Mr.. Mansfelds production of Julius
Cesar" has been engaged by Oscar Hammerstein
TO create in America the leading mans part in
Tolstov's -HThe Resurrection" which is to be pro-
dured at the Victoria month. with Miss
Blanche Walsh the star. Mr. Haworth was re-
leased bv Mr. Mansfield without any trouble the
latter felt ii was for Mr. Haworth's interest to
accept the engagement. He will play Cassius only
two weeks more ending with the Boston run
In a few days Maseagni Will reach New-York and
prepare for another American tour under dlHerent
management This time he will be managed oy
FudoIpb Aronson who also manages Kocian. the
vioIinist Kocian is "A friend of Mascagni. and
vrban the two met in Chicago recently kocian de-
eided that he could induce his manager to give the
Italian another chance. Mascagni will conduct
series Of concerts but whether any OF them VIII
be in New-York is not yet decided Aronson II
said to be backed in the enterprise oy the theati
cal firm of Weber Rush
Charles Frohman has bought from klaw *
Irlanger the English and American rights or Inc
Millionaire" and will produce the piece in London
with Seymour Hicks in the leading part "na' Is
his grudge against the Enghsh
Laura Biggar viii appear next week at Prociors
Fifty-eighth street Theatre in a one act pias
Mr. Charles Russell Hone who recently went on
the stage Joining the company supporting MISS s.
Naunering has been forced to retire because OF III
health and her place VIII be taken by MITE Ihonlas
WhiTen-
:, VAS said Yesterday that Miss Bertha Gailand
has terminated her starring tour with Daniei IRON
, she i nov playing in ''Notre Dame, ana
r}Il elos. Der season the end OF this month X
AS aid mat the trouble arose over her unWlhs-
ress 70 in Quality street id eastoH pias- ar
present mana gers who say that her tour N s.
Dame was limited to twenty weeks lioih ee - -
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
OBITUARY.
CHARLES G. COCKS.

Charles E Cocks, Of Cornwall-on-Hudson- died
at his home on January from pneumonia. In MS
eighty-second year He began business IN 1870 ae
Cornwall Landing. He the first postmaster
there from 1861 to 1877. beginning with salary OF
S24 a year
In politics ne was stanch Republican He mad
been a constant reader of The Tribune for half
century.
For number of years he was president OF the
Cornwall Savings Bank He served on the Scnooi
Board. and was interested in everything Tor the
betterrnent Of the village and its people IN 1881
he attended what was then called the American
School in New-York. William A Walker was
head master in No. Is. Edward Cooper Daniel
Tieunann. also son OF Alderman Bragg. were with
him in the ninth class. John A Stewart was az
the head Of the class AT that time. George TriIoe
and Ifndley Murray were trustees OF the school'
and often visited It.
A letter from Edward Cooper, written to Chafles
F Cocks in 1885 is in the possession Of one OF MS
daughters. 49, -oofe+x, ~
Friends in Cornwall He was active and consc!en5
+ious in perforning the duties of a puonc SPItlteu
citizen and was highly esteemed by ms nelgnooLs,
His two sons Charles Campbell COCKS anu isdac
Mailer Cocks have succeeded him IN ms ouslness
Three daughters also survive htm-Mrs: oan1GSI
INillets Miss Mary A. Cocks and MIS- CaTroil ~
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

wE,DNESDAY-At $50 a supplementary 10 a M
FOR Europe per = Germanie- via SlueensJoNnn r.s
N for France SVFftzerland LAY
Snsi1 portugal turkey Egypt. Greece British Inca
and lorenzo La Brerag1e VIA 49,
1rsfT for other parts Europe be dtrectec Per
BreraEne)
FRIDAY-At $50 D Tor Azores IsldIls P7- .
New-EngIand, from Boston r-.--t. rt.
SATURDAY-At a for Ireland per : : Iee-ILs
c,,esnsovvr fr1aH for parts OF Europe must oe
directed sauer Ivernial; az $50 a. n tor E1IOPe
Finland SouthaU Upt0n. at SaJD a. n .lI
Sco-Ianj direct per FJrnessia (naM must De q
~ected per :. :. Furnessta'
Ma+ts- Commercial Papers and Samples fcr tIer
,a,a Lass Of mall matter FOR other parts or
EnTone vii not be BY this ship unless speciaS
directed by her ,.. ---,,zs.1s,tf-
additional Supplementary Mas aI
1ne1ed on the piers Of the American Iee-.
until With
NT1r14es ,Ft hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
OFFICES

OFFICES:
MAIN OFFTCE-No- I54 Nassau-st-
UPTOWN OFFTCE-No. 1.354 Broadway. OF any Ar1e-t-
District Telegraph Office
WASHINGTON BUREAU-NC. 1922 Est
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frsderck " so-1ss
No T94 Brosd-st
AMERICANS ABROAD will md THE TRIBUNE az
DOSDON-Ofhce OF THE TRIBUNE al Va AZ
Fleet
Brown Gould & Co No. Oxford-st-
Exchange Bankers. Bss1ldor
House Moorzate-st
American Express Company. No Waterloo Ptaoe
Thomas Cook & Tourist Offces. Ludsate circus.
The London Office OF THE TRIBCSE - Convenient
place leave advertisements and subscriptions
NICE. FRANCE-Credit Lyonnais.
PARIS Monroe & Co. No Rue scribe
JohE Wanamaker & Co. ~ Rus des Petites Ecurfe1
Morgan. Harjes & Co. 81 Boulevard Haussrnan7
Credit L-yonnais. Bureau dss Etrangers
Continental Hotel newsstand
Grand Hotel newsstand
Brentano's. 81 Avenue de TOpera
American Express Company. No II Rue Scribe
GENEvA-L.orbard. oder & Co. and Union Bark
FIORENCE-Frsnch. Lemon & Co. Nos. > and = VIA
TornabuorL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express Company NO II
schuiede Strssse-
BREMEN-Anlerican Express Company. No. 8 Bahu-
-
GENoA-Anercan Express Company. No u VIA
San Lorenzo -
ANTWERP. BFLdsICM-Anerican Express Company
Quaf Van Dycz
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
rRAxsPACIFIC MAILS

,,,, Cor Hawaii China. Japan aad Philippine Islands
% Ssn Francisco. here daily At $50 q n Up 10
Tsnns~v +i5 inclusive. FOR dispa1ch per : $ forea-
x,stIS S6r China and Japan via tacoma. elose neIs
9ajiv Al $40 p January Tls inclusive ior
Jisustch 3 = Tacoma
g. china Japan Vancouver and victoria
r &. close here daily $50 up 70 January ~
to.,,,S,v@ FOR Dispatch per s. = Empress OF Japan
aniise for l. Postal Agency al Shanghai can
not BE- forwarded VITA Canada 49,,
Male ns 10 70 January f21. Inclusive. for dis
Kiashiu Naru
,tlS1s ~ Hawaii Japan. China and specially ad
ss-sss matter the PhilPpins Islands. via Sar
E1ancfsco. here daIly at 90 ? m Up y jan
49, - inclusive. dispatch = : Gaelic.
~ so- Australia texcept West australia. which
e-usrted via Europe}. New-Zealand. FiJ- samoa and
via san close here daly $50
r, after January g and 20 January - inclusive
4ispatch = ventura tne tunard steamer
I've n tirne to with this dispatch. mails
AT a m. 80 a and $50 Q.
a. 2 a and $50 ,. Twill b
af@ up and forwarded until the arrival Of the Cunar9
49, 20 the Phtr7ine Francisco clos.
g. 4i--rfch per United States transport
x.ss~ (except Australia. Hnfch
"a Esi.rope and New-Zeslaad which goes San
F-nri-rui and Fin Islands. Via Vancouver a2d VIC
srv ~ ana up January 3l inclusive, fo- dispatch
per MiOWera-
Nh. Tor TAHITI ana Marquesas Islands via san Fran
cisco eicse daily $50 up 20 Feorlary W.
inclusive. dispatch per = Ma-1posa
Trsnspscthc mails forwarded por5 cr salns day
rion Of unnterrupted overland transit vf=ss-
tered u'sn closes a . p n prssisas eaSr taaz
CORNELIUS VAN corT. Postn1ss-s
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington Jan 13.-The barometer changes during
tho last tveny-four have been very slight snd IN
-,e-l,e5 contrast with Of few days since An
ares Of high pressure considerable magnitude covers
the Southern and extends northeastwaro into the
Middle Atlantic States second high covers the plateau
and Rocky Mountain region and pressure is relatively
low in the Upper Mississippi Valley and the extreme
Southwest Except light furries in the lake regions
.d Southern Texas has been precipitation IN
, rar+ of the country. Temperatures continue below
+to seasonaI average in the East and South IN the
.1te 4risssfppi and Missouri valleys and IN the Ohio
valley higher temperatures prevail
rLs weather Wednesday will be fair. except in the
. valley the lower region where snow is prooa-
~, md the southwest where rain is indicated Rain is
for East States Tennessee and the southern
-+t,r ~ the South Atlantic States Thursday
warmer weather will prevail in the Ohio and Lower
,,ttsnni valley Tennessee the lake region and the
Middle Atlantic states wednesday anu III tue 00U''
Atlantic States Thursday . - .s,.,..,,,, IyaI,s,
~ Nvsr the Eastern slope region and the Upper Mis-
stse.nD Valley Wednesday
slsSpPi ;1Ts a1ong the Atlantic Coast viii De mostly
from New-Jersey nortnWaro
northwest winds VIII become SOUTH
90 6 fzIf Coast mostly southeast 70 south Wlnos VIII
a,-aU Dt and on Lake Michigan fresh northwest -,
departsng Wednesday for European ports "LH
a7e fresh northeast winds and fair weather 10 the
nd Bank
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
AUDIENCE AND PLAYERS OVERCOME
Natural Gas Fills West Virginia Theatre
During Performance.

f.hicaso Jan IA dispatch from 81 Mary =
X Va says that nearly the entire gallery au-
5ience at the Auditorium Theatre and the perform
- an The stage were overcome by natural gas
there last night during performance. Two OF the
,resses are Al the hotel with only slight chances
gf recovery
,r-,s az taa spectators ln tha raiconf tHd Sai-
- -e- overcome a. they sat il rheir seats. and
~, =, fe carried outside. where- h3weVef tney
i.e - recovered The tnestre Is heated anG hghtsn
-, natural gas and an oFerno" oI uhrohsulhSu So
caused the trouble
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
SEVERE COLD AND SNOW ABROAD.

LONDON. Jan I3-Severely cold "eati-er coh'liues
-, -, :, ~he Tinted Kingdom Near Jsnark.
scorlsne the thermometer fen 10 near zero lower
t.rpDerature than has been recorded tor ten years
Al Ioch IeVen curling is in full swing trafnc on
tie railroads os Scotland is tmpeoeo Dy sho" "iil
~ l-gt3,,, = expected in the MidIands tomorrow
E-,-r re Islands OF Jersey and Guernsey are COW
ereG with snow
Deaths from exposure have been reported. sno"
storms along the coast have caused z ~ n.nli I ~
-1frc~ u--seJSs and the harbors are Illl oi NesIs
which have sought refuge from thS ~ - ~
r1ar
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
NEEDS MONEY TO HELP THE POOR.

The New-York Association for Improving the
Condition Of the Poor asks for funds with which
to carry on its work. In November it called on
the public for $4,000. OF this amount it has re-
ceived s265GO and for the remainder it makes an
urgent appeal. The high cost Of food and fuel has
increased largely its expenditures in caring for
dependent families. There now l.226 dependent
farniiesl in charge of its department of relief
Checks should be made 10 the order of Robert
Shaw Minturn. treasurer, and sent TO No 105
East Twenty -second-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
MRS CHRISTIE wiTHDRAws CHARGES.

Mr. Koenig Of counsel for Mrs James H. Chris-
tie caused surprise yesterday, in the suit 1or
absolute divorce brought against her by ner nus
hand by announcing that the countersult orous nj At
nv Mrs Christie had been withdrawn anu tnde
- -,5a,ce would be offered to support the allega-
+ions against Christie and a Boston woman
The case was given to the jury late yesterday
q afternoon and Justice Clarke ordered sealed
verdict Soon after the justice had gone the jury
e1ad hack into the courtroom having reached a
Iler1ict It was sealed and will be handed up thls
11oearnine The short deliberations Of the Jurymen
ttad rInor that the report in favor OF
Christie
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
M FLINT JR. CALLS ROSE SANE.

DR. Austin Flint jr. was called by Assistant Dis
rfct Attorney Clark yesterday afternoon TO TESTIFY
for the prosecution before the commission appoint
ed to inquire into the sanity OF Harry J. Rose'
,rbo is charged with having shot and killed
his wife. in their apartments in West Thirty
third-st- -, - - ,+io,.
20 rsfl1te testimony that Rose was suffering from
acromegaly DR. Flint testified that he believed
Toea +o he DerfectIy sane the present time and
sid +hat he did not think he could have been n
sane at the time the murder was committed
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
P..fomee Notice

should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
timei ,oo-
for ending January
will close promptly in all casesl At the General
Post close hour carrier
-sjng +tr,e shown below Parcels post mails FOR Ger
rnanv close a. S D Friday. per : 5. Maine
FOREIGN
STATION half hour closing time SHOWN oeloS
Ssxcsnt thar Supplementary Mails Europe and er1
America via Colon. close hour later at Fo'7is"
ionl-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
DIED.

-r>- ~ Monday January L. 1898. Albert J. Akin. IN
A1 ,o0rb year OF Funeral his residence. No
hS rss+ 5sth-st THURSDAY. January Is. O'Clock
Paving. y. Y, Friday morning Car
meet special train se4vtnS Grand
Central station at 9eS a m
,rrxTN-Tuesday January I3 in her SD Luereta
pos,wick. widow Of James Lawrence sailwin ana
5zT,rhter of late Orlando and tannah montague
FuneraI private. Troy papers please copy
r,E- cF4-At ssney Hospital BrocklynJsnuary IL lsts
Reach. youngest daughter Of the late Hsnry W
sn5 Nsrha Beach Funeral Will take place from the
re.ldencs Lindsey. No - tieVetttd
Orange y j. Friday. January Ia az II ci9ek a. m
Carriages will a station arrival eL Iv 10
m train from Christopher and Barclay 81 ferries
S-w-York Delaware. Iackawanna and Western Kali
road.
suddenly SUNDAY. January H. fioTtns Dc
oVsd wife OF Philip Henry ana daughter or the iae
leonard and Rosaiie LeVisohn- Funeral private
On Tuesday January f3. at his residence No
st Marie. IN the Ietn year of MS age
E1n4-zf services he'd st Patrick tstnelraL
~ F-fdav morning January 10. az 10 oeiocA TX -
EjndIy requested that flowers he sent
s1rIcoCK-suddeny January Y Peter &srse.lles 5Il-
~. hone Funeral services Wednesday even
At . from residence No - Ness
TIsf-st Relatives and friends tnNitec-
TE5oMAs-Ar hts residence No IL west S''-ss On J.
,s-S ii General Samuel r. Thomas - YEAR or
S1. .ga Funeral from hig late residence Wednesday
morning 1870. frIsrmenS private
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
rHE MEXICO ARRIVES ICE COVERED

T,oaErs,g Ike an iceberg that had drifted INTO
harbor. the Mexico docked yesterday Her port
side from stem 10 stern. was covered WIN coa'
of ice snc snow In singular contrast hei s'ai
e SFs-sco l,ro,,sr fortv-sx passengers from 10
Vsns al had stories Of the disco - -
on The trfu from the rough wea1her allo i.s eIess
seas The vessel ran into heavy nof1h"eSi E7
OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
MARRIED

sURroN-BURNHAM-I Cleveland at s. PsuIs
WiIIjsms assisted BY the Right Rev Bishop Leonard
ESate winston daughter OF M and Mrs Thomas
49, T3,,rnhana 10 J. Prescott Burton
e1poEC-BEINEcKE January 10 1898 Miss Theo-
cora Co.. ~ this city Mr. Edwin Allen strong. Of
Hartford Conn
,-+,cas If marriages and deaths must be in
zd Irith full name and address
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
MR. MOODY ALL RIGHT AGAIN

Annapolis Nd jan l5-Secr@tsrH Nioo-'
resting quietly ro-daE at i'sf hoe q.
tendent Erov-nson HIS face .l@1-E sF
one eye is blackened. bat ae could return = =
ington to-day Il he desired He Nl'i- NOV
main here rntll tomorrow -. -osav
Serz.or EfaIe returned 10 Washington lo-o3s'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
5perlaI Nciifes-

Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
36s-36s Ave. near S4th 81
JAMES P. sILO. Aucsioneer
IMPORTANT OIL PAINTINGS
by order Of l. E. Knapp. Of this city
and the Brooklyn Trust Co.
executors OF Hssey ". Knapp
tdeoeased). Of Brooklyn. v
On Exhibition Day and Evening
SALE DAYS:
TOMORROW Thursday. AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
al SIS o clock
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

N this diagram continuous white Hqs 1t Shows tss
- in pressure indicated by Inc IIinune set-
car5inq barometer The dotted line SHOWS tne teeFa-
80 as recorded the local Weather ouIeau-
- .onovring oficia record from the "eatner Bureau
- a.. changes in temperature for The last twenty
four hours comparison win the Corresponding cate oi
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

Highest temperature sesterday - degrees lowest >
rsre "A average corresponding date last 20.
average for corresponding twenty-five d.
Local forecast-Increasng cloudness. followed by snow
with rising temperature to-day. THURSDAY faLr' fesn
southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY
For Nep-EnEland. fair and warmer to-day; lhorsdaS
,oreasrg cou7fnsss west winds becoming SOUTH
Far Eastern NeU--York Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware increasing cloudness. followed oy
snow with rising temperature late to-day Thursday rair
fresh winds.
For District o. Columbia CLOUDY and warmer oo-uAS
T-hursday fair light variable winds - ,-t-
For Western PennsylvzEa and Nes.e[n aa- Ia
snov rising temperature shO"
and much colder. fresh southwest TO west WINGS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
SEw-YoRk CITY.

SEw-YORK CITY.
Mail subscribers 10 the DAILY and TRI-wEEKLY
will charged copy postass n sddt-
tion named above.
THE TRIBUNE be mailed Cuoa. Porto Rico-
Hawaii the Philippines ezpsnSs for
foreign postage
points n Europe and all countries n the Cnt-
versal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed AZ
the following
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

FrniI fretfuI sickIy children can almost always De
i-1rsS 70 health with d. Jaynes Tonic NeEnifuge
destrov the parasites Of disease and euilos up the
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

Address all communications relative % suoscrfpEons
or advertisements THE TRIBUNE. NeU-Fork CITY
Remit BY Posgoice order express money orsr
draft registered Letter
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
Tribune sub-cr,pt,e. Rates.

THE TRIBUNE viii by mail any address
IN this abroad address changed often
desired Subscriptions be gfxen regular
dealer before leaving. II covenieut. hand them
al THE TRIBUNE Office
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
,,.r,x Ece so1-Ta AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIE.S- ETC

,y7-r,>-r-SD .y-4t 10 a m for Grenada ard Trint1st
at complementary l--3D p n
For bahamas. Antlla email must De 1ll7cce-
Antila'); at i-oo 2 m III S@i-'a.~~ -
adr7traf Sampson. from PhfacsiDhia
rrJI-PST sY-St n. for Barbados Rio Janeiro -s7-
- Sac Paulo and Cfrande du sui Per > ; CaPrt
- PAIL must be directed per : . Capri D. az
u so- cuba Yucatan. Csupeche. Ta5asco and
Sh,sras par : Havana fraail for other parts o.
he directed Havana y; AZ Z m
SlsNtSo tS9T - Ksfr Prince Peruarnhuco and
rt Isnero (rraU for Northern Brazil Argentine lr-
49, anj Paraguay must be directed per = 3 AaIur
- m supplementary l@-30 .. NJ Tor
and santiago. per = = 1ucdial
. 7I-prf ysf A m for Bermuda per :. Trnidad-
m for Porto Rico. also Curacao and ens1leia
9sxcsDr Venezuela parcels pest mails1 via Porto rco
ana Curacao per : Coarao via san Juan mai IoF
SavanfTa and CartaRena must be direcred per 9
Ss1,a1- ~ e.3D a. supplementary 1870 a NJ 70
E'ortuna Island Jamaica. Savaniha. Cartageaa anl
S.-sy+ov-n 2er Allegheny mail for Costa htc&
5or cuba per 5 Mexico. via Havana; al 10 a. r 70
Nsu>oun,ilard per $. silvia az f1 p n lor Se-@-
mas per steamer from Miami. FLORIDA
Malls for Newfoundland rail North sydney ana
rbenca bv steamer. close at this Office daily al oo n
SsrurdsyI Mails for Mquelon. rail 70 Boston. ard
rbencs bv close this Office daily az o5O 2 m
Mails for cuba rail 20 Port Tampa Fla and Thence
bT steanne- this Office daily. except Inursay
" and Sarurdaysl Mails FOR Mexico
$50 overand unless specially addressed for dispatcn
nv steamer close this Office daily except sunday q
sndil D. N Sundays at p N auc li-ass
N Mails FOR Costa Rica. Belize Puerto Cortez ana
ist,sr nail FOR Guatemala BY rail 20 NeW-Crlea ara
this o-Hce daily. except sun
dsv at II 80 p and fl1-3o D m SunaSSs A. -
:, ara +If 80 D. fconuectiug closes here Monda1s
Puerto C'ortez and letter lsa54
. c,,stenaIa and Tuesdays f11-30 p FOR Costa
Rical fRegstered man ciosSs az n m previous oAS
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surpetrs vanilla Extract

is rbs best The grucers know IL Insist on having
B,rnetts Il is your food Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
DAILY cents TEI-WEEKIY . ceats
WEEKLY FARMER.3 cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC IS CENTS
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DIED.

T1LLISGEAST-At Cofbrado Springs Monday. isB~
uary II. Janet Henderson dauxhter og DIT Joseph r.
and Mary X. TTlinghast
Rev. stephen Merritt vorId-v1ds-<rows
undertaken. only place OF business Shave ard
isrh-sr largest In the Tel I+fsth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

The nurses held an informal reception after the
exercises when the home thrown open for in
Spection
Mrs William Preston Griffin is president of the
board of manager of the school; Mrs Robert P
Huntington is vice-president. and Mrs William
Church Osborn secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For points IN United states Canada and Mexico
(outside the Manhattan and The Bronx}
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-18

believe that II is the kind OF a desert
which. by irrigation. may be turned
into a garden, are doomed TO disap-
pointment. There Is no water on this
desert strip. The waters of the Colo.
RADIO may be led to the lands of the
Yuma desert, but that is far lower in
level than are these. Much of this
Majave strip is at an elevation of g,
900 or 5000 feet, ending in lgneous
rock and producing nothing but pro.
family.
The last hope for the settler on this
barren land would be the discovery Of
the precious metals. They may exist
there. We do not say they cannot be
found. But We know that the land
has been prospected by experienced
miners for half a century. II a ten
derfoot car find a gold mine where an
old California miner fails, he is a
smart tenderfoot. But We doubt his
success.
We warn all eastern people not to
be deluded by false, if wellmeaning,
representatives concerning this strip
OF land between Mojave and the Colo
RADIO river. II is strewn with the
skeletons of prospectors and the with
cred bones Of animals. IL Is a place
of skulls.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-18
Resolutions of Coincidence.

At the regular meeting OF the Cath
ole Order Of FOresters a committee,
consisting Of John Abel. John Laux.
Joseph Bertrand, Timothy Crowley
was appointed to draft suitable reso'
buttons on the death Of the Right Rev,
Bishop Brondel.
Whereas, II has pleased God Al
mighty to call to his eternal reward
our beloved and venerable bishop.
Whereas. In his life. as the head OF
the Catholic church in Montana. he
was always ready to do good and new
er spared himself to do Sc.
Whereas, In the death of Right Rev
Bishop Brondel. the Catholic church
of Montana has lost a prelate of IN.
firing zeal and unbounded benevo'
lence. and the Catholic Order of For
esters an esteemed be%nefactor; be 1t
therefore,
Resolved. That as a mark of respect
TO the memory of our lamented bishop
the charter of our branch be draped
in purple and black for a period Of &C
days. also that a solemn requiem mass
be offered up for the repose of his
souI. and no Z. further
Resolved. That these resolutions be
entered In the records of our court
and a copy officially signed by the
Chief Ranger and Recording Secre
tary, and be transmitted to the ad
ministrator of the Diocese and pub
lished in the Argus and Democrat.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-18
Or. Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic.

There is not a woman in this land
but at some time in her life would
have been the better Tor the use II
this Tonic. For diseases peculiar to
women a better medicine was never
made. 1t is composed OF the ingred-
tents from which the system has been
deprived by disease, over work or dis
sipation. IL enters at once into the
circulation, building up the tissues
that have wasted, and making pure
rich blood In the most direct way. For
weak. nervous and unsteady people.
pimply, pale or fleshless people. II will
make strong. steady nerves and give
the complexion that wholesome look
that indicates health. We have hun.
dreds of letters that people have writ
ten us. saying they had gained in
good solid flesh at the rate OF n
to three lbs. per week. while using
DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic.
II should be taken after meals, one
or two tablets each time. Druggists
sell it for 75c per box. or three boxes
for 81. or sent postpaid on receipt Of
price. We are glad to make reply to
letters OF inquiry. the advice we give
you is plain, and easily understood.
Addres DR.. Bosanko Co. Philadelphia,
Pa. For sale by Delzell Drug, Co.
Lewistown. Mont.