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New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
GOVERNMENT CLERKS DROWNED.
Ice on Basin Near Washington Monument
Gives Way Beneath Skaters.

Washington, Jan. 14.-While a large crowd
was skating on the bathing basin near the
Washington Monument this evening the ice sud-
denly gave way, and precipitated thirty or
more persons into the water. Three people
lost their lives. Jessie c. Thomas. twenty years
old, clerk in the Bureau OF Ethnology. died
at the Emergency Hospital. The other dead
were identified Arthur Wasserbach. en-
ploye of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
and Henry G. Hamill, a clerk in the War De-
partment. Eight people were treated at the
Emergency Hospital and recovered
Wasserbach was a native of Washington;
Hamill from Michigan, and Miss Thomas
up 70 a year ago lived in Frederick, Md. Ham
Ill about forty-ive years old.
There were probably two thousand persons
skating the basin at the time Of the acci-
dent. a hot water pipe from the engine room
of the Washington Monument empties into the
basin near where the ice gave way. The skaters
had been warned that the place was dangerous,
but it is said that they dfsregarded the advice.
and when the crash came fully thirty men
and women went through the broken ice and
into the water. Officer Banngan. of the Metro
politan Police, jumped into boat, and rescued
seven persons The police are satisfied that all
those who were in the accident have been ac-
counted for
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
DURYEA WILL SETTLED.
The Crippled Sons Inheritance Amounts to
100000.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]


Hampstead Long Island, jan 1-Surrogate
Robert Seabury, of Nassau County made final dis
position OF the will of Edgar E. Duryea the starch
manufacturer, to-day, by signing for decree the
will and appointing guardian for the minor
heirs Justice Edgar E. Wright, of Rockville Centre
The bulk of the fortune is left his crippled son,
Walter E. Duryea who injured his neck while IN
bathing nearly three years ago. He receives from
his fathers personal estate S209 94 90 and with his
5000 600.
His three sisters, Mrs: Marcia V. D. Cox. Mrs.
Grace T. Spr1gge and Mrs. Eva A. Thelman, wife
of DR.. TheIman. who contested the will, We're left
only small amounts compared with that of the
crippled brother. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Sprigge each
receive the income of 10000 and Mrs. Tbelman,
the income from $4,000. The executors of the
estate, Walter E. Duryea. Edward T. Payne Louis
t. Duryea, Frank w Duryea and Henry H Dur
yea. have filed with Surrogate Robert Seabury
accounting in the estate with a petition for its
the of $6SS 23l S3.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
NEvv.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY

o. NJ Stewart of Montreal general manager Sovereign
Bank OF Canada.
Mlnehsrt Chicago. third vfce-president Inter
national Mercantile Agency
". T. Stewart Montreal. general manager or the
International Mercantile Agency for Canada.
G. w. Band. OF JaTnes Carruthers s. Co, Toronto.
Charles A. Henderson Of this city, assistant generA
manager international Mercantile Agency
The menu follows:
Bcuchees Carucine.
Blue Points
varies.
Torue Prohteroles.
Agullette de sole, Havraise.
Pommes Mignonette. Saiade de concornhres-
Tartalettes fnanciere.
Ris de veau en- surprise
Croustade Macedone. Holandaise.
Sorbet NIontesouieu
P1geonneaux Desosses, Richie.
Salade Mirabeau
Giaccs Fantasies lInternationaD
Petits fours
Canape de Roduefort.
Gloria
When the guests had finished their dinner and
were enjoying cigars just before the informal
speechmakiDg began souvenirs of the occasion
We're distributed. Among them were couple
of bronze clocks, set with Jewels; silver shears.
bronze and silver paper cutters and various
other articles of bronze. silver and glass. The
unwrapping of these souvenirs from the paper
in which they were inclosed and the comparing
Of them created much merriment.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURsDAT-At a for France switzeIlant; Itssy: rs
SDafn Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece. British nos
"a Io-a1zo WaroI1ez per La Brstagne via HaS-s
mail for other parts Of Europe must be directed Per
a Bretagre'N ~.
FRIDAY-At $50 n Tor azores As4alUS' P7N =
New-EngIand from Boston - r-.--s. ~.
sATTJRDAY-At m for Ireland per Ivernts. va
: Ivernfa'): at $50 a m Tor Europe.
1er 3 Finland. Southampton at $50 a. m sor
Scotland direct. per s. 8 FJrhessia Vhdl must % U
rected per 5. FurDessla' = . -. $780,.
MATTER ETC-Thts steamer Fralen
Nfa+ta- Commercial Papers ard Samples i6r 6erTaa1
ony The class Of mail matter or ot1sr pA.ts & o.
I-yora Wiz NOT by this ship unless speei4Hy
directed BY her -,-.-.,--- 7-.,s,tI.,Yfc
aTats named above additional Supplementary Mails are
lat.s a.. tLs ,iers of the English. French
s-Tsr steamers. remain open until WITHIN Ten
Minutes Of the hour Of sailing or Steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
CONCERT FOR DESTITUTE BLIND.

The concert to be given tomorrow afternoon at
the WaIdorf-Astoria for the benefit of the Home
for the Destitute Blind will have programme TO
be performed, it is announced, by Mime. Sembrich
Edouard de Reszke and Timothee Adamowski, Of
Boston Mime. Sembrch will sing aria from II
Re Pastore" to which NJ. Adamowski will play the
violin obliggato; group of French songs. and, with
NJ de Reszke Faure's "Crucifx." NJ. de Reszke
will sing an aria from "Patrie' and the romance
Isl j'etais roi'' NJ. Adamowskf will play the prize
song from "Die Meistersinger" and paraphrase OF
Paderewskfs ''Manru.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
rpAHspAcIFfc MAILS.

,,ot,. Ear Hawaii China. Japan and Phipptne IsAncs
close here daily at $50 m do 70
rsnys-v fI5 inclusive. tor dispatch per = s. Korea
Mails fer China and Japan. via Tacoma close nsTo
daily al $50 .. 20 January fls inclusive for
dtsns stch per s 5 Tacoma
% close here daily $50 up 20 January f1O
t.oI,stvs for s. s. Empress OF Japan
for L. Postal Agency at Shanghai can
not be forwarded via CaHaea. ,., -, -. In,
Mails so q m up 10 January t2l. Inclusive ais
ee+cs nsr KInshig Naru
,,stIs sorr Hawaii. Japan. China and specially sd-
dr.szed raatssr the Phsiippins Islands. via san
THa-rfseo close daily at $50 q. up 20 jan
sary t23 inclusive. for dispatch per s 3 Gaelic
hsn--warsea via Europes. NewZeaand. Fiji Samoa
tsswsU via san francisco. close here dahs $50
:, after January t3 and 20 January T24 nelsive.
sor 5ispatch per Ventura or me Cunard steamer
,,1s 20 connect this dispatch. mails
EEclosinx at $50 a m, $50 a m snd $50 n:
Sn5sv4s at $50 a. N. 8 m. and $50 m--sin es
ads 10 and forwarded until ths arrival Of the can<rd
~ N. philippine Islands Francisco
ge- ai-naieb per United States transport.
49,. Australia West Australia. which
- sprope and NeW-Zssland. which goes Wa San
E-areiscof and Islands. via Vancouver and VIC
,aria q c. close here daily az $50 .. m sftsr Janr-
ary va and 70 January tSl inclusive Tor dspateh
Miowera-
MAJ. Tor Tahiti and Marauesas Islands via san Frap
cisco close daily at $50 m up 70 Fecruary w.
fnclusfve for dispatch 5. Mariposa
TransDacidc forwarded 20 port or saliinx day
tlon OF uninterrupted overland transn- fEexs-
tered mail closes az .. M previous day
passar,.s New-yoyk Y. January f3o3
CORNELIUS VAN COTTs PostrnastsH
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

AILEN-CL.ARK-In Hartford Conn, January a. by
the Rev De F. Mel rector OF Trinity Episcopal
Church. Edwin Stanton Allen and Alice Robbins Clark
daughter of William 3. Clark
BROWN-LITTLE-On wednesday: January "a is05: at
Madison-ave., by Rev Thomas 3. hastings.
D. D, Nellie Andrews Little. daughter OF the late
Simeon NJ Andrews Francis kfssam Brown
ANCIEY-HAERIS-On Wednesday, January IA 1903
at the residence OF the brides mother. Mrs John r.
Harris No. East 40th-st., by the Rev D. Parker
Morgan. D. D. rector Of the Church OF the Heavenly
Largely. Of London. England
TUCkER-sHARPE-on Tuesday. January 49, 1909. at
the residence OF the brides mother. No 10 South
Penusyivania-aye-. Atlantic City. y j.: by the Rev
Vjlliau W. Blatehford, assisted by the Rev Dr.
FrancIs B. Hodge and the Rev. Dr.. Henry L Jones
Martha daughter Mrs. Richard Sharpe and the late
Richard Sharpe, Esq, Vikesoarre. PENN TO MI
Henry St George Tucker. Of Lexington Va
no+toaS of marriages and deaths must be in
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
ENCOURAGING BULLETIN.
It Is Announced That All Mr.. Hewitt's
Organs Are Acting Properly.

DIR. E. L. Keyes called at the home OF ex-
Mayor Hewitt at No. o Lexington-ave.. last
evening, and after consultation with his son
the following bulletin issued at S;4o
O'Clock:
Mr.. Hewitts condition has not changed mate
rlaIly during the last three days He IS crit
caliy Ill and extremely weak, but he is taxing
nourishment and all. mis- organs are acting
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15


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Hotel Brighton: Royal Pier Hotel. sOuthssa. Ports
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New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
GIVES s5,ooo,ooo TO CHILDREN.

Pawtucket, R. L. Jan. H-By the will Of ex-
Mayor Frederic Clark Sayles. practically the en-
tire estate valued at s5O0OOO0. is left to his four
children Caroline NJ, wife of Frederick W. Hollis.
of New-York; Frederic Clark Sayles. jr. of Provi-
dence and Robert and Deborah Sayles. Mr. Sayies
gave this city a library costing S2500C0. His art
gallery goes with his Providence home to Frederic
GnrrlnS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
LORD RosEBERY REPORTED ENGAGED.

Louisville Jan. 14--A letter received here to-day
from Mrs. Joseph Armstrong, who Is at present
in Vevay, Switzerland. says the engagement is re-
ported there of Mrs. Alice Carr Chauncey. for
merly Of Louisville but now residing in Cannes.
France and Lord Rosebery, the former Prime Min
lister of England.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

CshouId be read DAILY all interested as changes
uneD ,oaa
will close promptly in all casesl at the GeneraI
s foTIows Parcels Post close hour sarner
~1osing tirne shown below Parcels post mails TOT Ger
many close at 5 D. m. Friday. per > s. MAINE ,,.
REGULAR and Supplementary mails close at forslsn
Station half hour later than closing time snow oeoM
1except that Supplementary Mails for Europe ana
America via Colon close one hour later at FoIelsA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

Highest temperature yesterday % degrees; lowest iS
average 30 corresponding date last year "a
ysraxs for oorrespe ndng last twenty-five years s2
Local forecast-snow to-day: Friday fair: brisk
southwest Winds increasing the coast
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
EMPIRE THEATRE.

The new play at the Empire Theatre The I'm
foreseen" by Captain Robert Marshall. Is one OF
,be most charming comedies that have been shown
here and il is acted with ability, with the
following cast:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

astery of Yuste exclaim: II feel that am weak
and sinking away, My time has come"
C l. Il.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
NETWORK CITY.

Subscribers 70 the DAILY and TRI-WEEKLY
will be charged copy postage IN add
ton to the named above
THE TRIBUNE will be mailed Cuba. Porto Rico,
Hawaii Philippines without extra expense Tor
foreign postage
FOR points in Europe all countries IN shs Uni-
versaI Postal Tnlon THE TRIBUNE will be mailed &c
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

In this diagram the continuous white line shows The
changes in pressure indicated by The Trhunes self
recording The dotted line shows the epera-
ture as recorded By the local Weather Bureau
The following ofieia the Weather Bureau
rs ,b changes in temperature for the last twenty
four hours in whit the corresponding GATE OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

washington Ja1 14.-The barornetrc conditions have
not changed materially the last four hours
Pressure continues the South and thence north
westward to northern plateau region A FAINT de-
pression is moving eastward the lake region
and second depression occupies the Southern California
coast
There has bean little precipitation IN any part
Of the country Light has fallen in the Gulf states
and Texas nd light few points in the lake
region.
II is warmer in the Ohio Valley. the lower lake region
and the Middle Atlantic States
The Will clear in the Southwest and the 6ulf
States and generally weather. with moderate tenn
nerature will prevail all districts except the lake
region and l;orthern New-Engand and Northern New
York where snow is probable Thursday and Friday
It Will be the lake region New-England
and generally of the Ohio but the changes will
be marked.
The winds along the Atlantic Coast from Hatteras
nortbward will continue fresh increasing on the Middle
Atlantic and New-EngIand coasts Thursday. On the
south Atlantic and mostly light northeast
winds will prevail
On Lake Michigan fresh southwest winds will become
brisk Thursday diminishing Friday! -
European ports thursday Will
have fresh southwest winds and fair weather 10 the
Grand Banks -, ,.,.t. 60.
storm warnings displayed on the Atlantic Coast
from Delaware Breakwater 10 Eastport
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
MARRIED.

Burnetts Cocoatne kills dandrrIf. allays irritation
and promotes a healthy growth Of the Hair.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
OFFICES:

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advertisements THE TRIBUNE. Ns@-York Cry
Remit POsIoice order. express money o1crs
draft registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
5petlaI Notifies
Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE viii be sent BY mail 10 any address
IN this country abroad address changed often
desired Subscriptions be given 70 Jour regular
dealer before Leaving or II convensn hand them
THE TRIBUNE Office
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

I'll points IN the United States Canada ana Mszco
aside of the soroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
,,.1,sroe sorrTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.


rHrrRspAY-At a for cuba YGeatan: Csmpeens .
rsrts Of Mexico must be directed per 3 $ H4ysns D
20 10 n So- Brazil. per Kaifr Prince VIA Peaanl-
s15 F2io TaneirO (rnail for Northern Brazil ATsen-
.t.s ITr1g1Iav and Paraguay must be directed per >
Ine pr3tcs1 al II m supplementary 1880 D. M
- bahamas Guantanamo and Santiago. per :
Tucatan g. r.-haso, p,o Ta,Af-, ssa-
rs sac Paulo ard Grande 90 sui per 8 CeerL
&c Ssrtos ard RIO Grarde do Sui ilau for otnsr part
~ T7-sz must directed per Capri - az "a
for Bermuda. per Trinidad; al a. m Ior Porso
sls nSst Tnailsl via Rico and Curacao per
C.oamo via san Juan mail for savanna ana az
+-srs must be directed per :. } Ceano.): az sssV
a m supplementary 1880 a. ml for EaltL per = ;
t5stis S;oave and Jsrernie $50 tsuppenensaxy
I0.S0 a MI for Fortune Island Jamaica savanna
f,artszena and s. Ailsgnany
costa pcs must be per AueShany ,; az
for Newfoundland Silvia: az lloo
u n Tor Bahamas per steamer fFem Miami. F1oEios
ths-c nv steamer this Office daily AZ $50 n
connecting close here Monday. Wednesday ana
Saturdav Malls 8iEuelOn. BY rail 70 B0ston arc
close al this ONCE daily al ooo p n
Nails Tor Cuba rail Port Tampa Fla, anc u sncs
", sraan,a- close az Office daily. THURSDAY
a. * m q m fthe connecting closes made on Mon-
dav< Wednesdays and SatIrdaysl, Malls Tor Nexico
C{ overland unless specially addressed Tor sispatch
nv steamer close this Office daily except sunday a.
.9a m and 1:30 D Sundays at p m ana ti'So
n m Mails for Costa Rica. Belize. Puerto Cores and
s pY steamer close this oce daily except sun
dav at VI 30 p. and tl1;3 80 .. H. sundays G ~
= N and III 80 D. connecting closes here Mondays
a. T1 10 D. for Belize Puerto Cortez and letter mai
Pica1 fRegisered closes at D m previous dss'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.
For NeU-Engand. snow north portion, rain snow
in south portion to-day. rising temperature; Friday
cloudy: brisk winds increasing this morning
For the District Of Columbia Delaware and Maryland
party cloudy to-day and Friday: fresh 10 brisk south
winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania cloudy. with snow in north
portion to-day Friday fair: fresh TO brisk southwest
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York
generally to-day and Friday except snow along the
lakes: fresh to brisk southwest winds.
For Eastern New-York, rain to-day; Friday
fair brisk southwest winds Increasing the coast
For New-Jersey partly cloudy to-day and Friday;
brisk high southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
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WEEKLY FARMER cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Is CENTS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15


senator Robert Macay Montreal president Board Of
Harbor commissioners. vice-president Ben leie-
PhqPs Perry of Chicago Ill., president National Bank
Of B9esaeRf RFssdfFR' MR2aaa
John D cGibertsOnS l., Of onpl pi''T9l Tnbe Company
Ioba Field Of Philadelphia. Penn president % %smythe
.o zion W q BALDWIN OF NewYork president Empire
N a'f seidng tfq Of NeW-York president Beldng Bros
wtsm &c Lane of New-York president Standard Trust
Sir ssiaG tTeaeTgN Minister OF Militia and Defense
yobn n Hamilton of Chicago H. ex-"oNefhor Of
puniah iin0ii Parmly OF NewYok, president Phenix
Naf19aai Waaoe Of Toronto Empire State Trust
-, nor1PshE EP;onroy of New-York. banker.
nins Phelps OF chicago Ill., ex-assisant treasurer
Gf the seldns Shasso jr Newyork geLdng
~ p MARIAN of Washington. D. c.. Ex-Governor OF
T. & MeGoSvie e-president National Association Credit
w George of Toronto. vice-president Canadian
Manufacturers' Association - director
Senator a pf Rang Of Canada Domnion Iron Steel Co
James Robinson. of Montreal president James H0'ih-
s stevenson Of Chicago H. viee-presidant National
George n Graves Of Boston Mass. treasurer Waiworfh
Msnpta0tariogf Of Long & Bisbee Hamilton: director
FAR Aispaea Company q HSlyoke1 syet O,r,sss Co
John Flett Of Toronto pFssttaTaa' pstaTa Re''' >'"
Tohn MacFarisns Montreal president Canada Paper
>. Holmes of Mew-York. I'd voe-President Inter
pa Nv sadler OF Montreal president sadier-Hawerth
o7'fs 6empans. pc S''''' vi, ..,r.t,rv and general
i''S manager international Mercantile Agency
Among the other guests of the evening were;
f,ourtlsnd p Dixon Of this city. dirsetoe HONS A''
, iH19rafee IaE eenPPresident Standard OH Company
G p Veddsr of this CITY,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-15
OF THE
DOLL SHOW
NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS WE'RE TAKEN IN AT YES
TERDAY'S FETE AT HAWAIIAN.

Mrs Hoffman,, who suggested the
doll show SO successfully carried out
yesterday afternoon, and did so much
TO make it a success, makes the follow
ing report of the receipts. All of the
bills have not yet been presented. so
that the total expenses are not yet
known. The Kindergarten doll table
receipts were $17l05; Mrs. Nells' doll,
$500; Miss Hoare's Marionettes, S37.-
20; Punch and Judy 500; Lemonade
$3.50; Tea, Sl1; Punch, $3.50; McGinty
Dolls, SO: Duckey Party, 81; Entrance
money, $3.50, Miss Hopper and Mrs. A.
.E Murphy gave valuable assistance
here.
This makes a total of S395.4O, with the
following donations: Mrs. S. NJ. Da-
mon, 500; Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett, S5 Mrs
Mamie Phillips, So; makes S4244O.
The gate receipts are to be divided
with the Missionary Cleaners whose
receipts from their tables are in the
neighborhood of $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-15
NEw ADVEnTIsEMENTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs Tat Give Condensed
News OF the Day.

Eva will commence making sugar
early In January
Honolulu Chapter will meet ON Thurs
day night to elect officers for 1904.
santa Claus Emporium" open even
ings until Christmas. Wall Nichols
Co.
Puunene, Waikiki and Pioneer SUI
gar mills on Maui are grinding the new
crop.
A Christmas cantata will be given at
st. Andrews Priory on Thursday even
ing.
II. Hackfeld 4 CO., now close their
place Of business on Saturdays at l
o'clock.
The rag doll show at the Hawaiian
Hotel yesterday afternoon was great
success.
Clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired by
T. Hayashi 537 Beretania street near
Punchbowl
Dr. Mary Roberts Smith will address
the Kilohana Art on Household Ad-
ministration. Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The Commissioners sale of real estate
to take place December IS, has been
postponed to December %
Sharks and other inhabitants of the
deep have returned 20 Pearl Harbor
since the dredging ceased.
Japanese and Chinese laborers sup
piled on short notice by NJ. Shirokane
Emma Street near Beretania.
The school exhibit for the st. Louis
Fair is being arranged and will be
ready to be sent forward very soon.
This afternoon a meeting of the w
c. T. Z. win be held at the Central
Union church parlors at 2:30 O'Clock.
Neat and handsome designs of bam
boo furniture and picture frames made
to order by 7. Okuba, Beretania street
near Emma.
A big gambling game is said to be
running over a downtown saloon. The
Chinese are not operating extensively
now, it is said.
The invitations to the Merchants AS
ISOLATION dinner to be given at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel next Saturday
evening have been issued.
Sealed tenders for constructing con-
crete pier for Waianae River Bridge
Kauai are advertised for by the Super
intendent of Public Works.
There will be a meeting of the Chess
Club at its rooms in the Alexander
Young Hotel this evening. A number
of new members are to be elected.
The cruiser fleet in sight of a good
thing Immediately on landing. There
is nothing else to equal the thirst
quenching properties of Primo Lager.
The High School basketball team won
yesterdays game by a score of 9 to 2
The Kekaha and the Koloa sugar
mills on Kauai are grinding the new
crop.
f. H. Bailey, deputy collector of the
Port of Kahului, has rendered his re-
sgnation to take effect December 81.
He will be succeeded by w. o. Aiken of
Paia-
There will be a rehearsal of Floro-
dora this evening at the Catholic Mis-
sion rooms in the Catholic Cathedral
grounds ON Fort street, commencing
at eight o'clock.
Advance sample line of New York S
favorite Knickerbocker shirt waists
has just been received by N. S. Sachs
Dry Goods Co. rs different styles and
patterns placed on sale today-no two
alike. These are all 1904 styles.