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New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
About People and Social Incidents.

|, port. r. T. and remain for the summer They ars
now at Farnborough Hail. Warwickshre. whers
they arrived after visit to ST. Petersburg. having
been present at both the Imperial Boyard costgrns
balls and at the Winter Palace.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rivington Pyne. Of No. q
East Thirty-sixth-st.. have taken lease for the
season OF Camp Pine Brook near the Hotel WaH-
beck on Upper Saranac Lake. in the AaronGacks
This camp was owned BY Ex-Governor Morton and
sold by him last fall Mitchell y Cass Levy the
present owner. The MortOns are building large
new camp on their Eagle Island property. on tho
same lake. 70 be ready for occupancy this summer.
The lease made through the agency OF ). Ben
Hart, Wawbeek. ". Y
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
MascaGNI HAPPY TO GET BACK.

Paris April e-Pietro Mascagnf and signora Mas
cagnf arrived here this afternoon their return
from their American trip The composer vas cor
daily welcomed the St Lazare railroad station
by a large delegation from the Italian colony and
the musical world. Emile Durer extended a wei
come in behalf OF the delegation. and Signor Mas
cagni. responding. said he happy 70 return
among old friends
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

The long lease Of the grounds at One-hundred-
-sixty-ffth-st. and Broadway to the new
baseball club will inevitably hamper the build
ing up of that quarter in the upper part OF this
island and it is not surprising that property
owners all about the land to be used for this
sport are rising in protest and demanding
prompt action on the part of the municipal
authorities for the opening Of new streets III
that district. The property owners are right
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
HONEYMOON IN LENCX.

Pftts4eld Mass. April (SpeciaD--Reginald Var
derbiIt ard his bride will spend a part of their
bonevnooon In Ienox They 70 arrive there
early in the week Of April 49, and will have suite
Of rooms at the Curtis. Mr. vanderbilts horses ard
his touring car are 70 come next week Mr. Van
derbilt spent large part Of last summer IN LsnoE
with his hancee-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

When the snow furry widest on the At
lantic Coast on Saturday last the hasty concur
sion was general that the season of many out
door sports in the Middle States and in New
England might be delayed for weeks But SO
swift and sudden the vaCariess of TINS
Capricious climate that there is little reason to
doubt that almost every form of recreation and
rivalry in the open air will be we'll under way
before the middle of this month.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

Governor Murphy of New-Jersey expresses
satisfaction with respect to the automobile leg
isIatfon which has been adopted IN our sister
State and is inclined to think that other COM
monwealths may wisely follow the Trenton eX-
ample. 1t cannot be disputed that this IS an
issue of grave moment at this time.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

The Presidents holiday in Yellowstone farh
wifi surely be crowded with agreeapie eNpeif
ences and he thoroughly deserves the benehtS
Of the vacation. He gives admirable eNainple
of hard work throughout the greater part Of the
year. and he is fully entitled to recreation wheh-
ever and wherever he feels at liberty to seek it,
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
THE REV. DR.. APPLEeATE RETIREs.

Newburg, April 9-The Rev Dr. Octavius Apple
gate for thirty-fye years rector Of St Georges
Episcopal Church. has retired and has become rec
tor emeritus He has been succeeded by the Rev.
John Huske, of Fayetteville N c. formerly arch-
deacon Of Raleigh, -. c. DR.. AppIegate is a men1-
ber OF the Standing Committee OF the New-Iora-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

Washington April 9 (SpeciaD.-Adolfo Alonzo
Crado has been appointed honorary attache OF
the Uruguayan Legation.
The German envoy Baron speck Won sternburs.
has returned from his visit to New-York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
w. W. AsToR BUYS A CASTLE.

LONDON April 9.-Wiian1 Waldorf Astor has pur~
chased Castle Hever. near Sevenoaks. Kent. Ths
castle which is said the birthplace OF Anna
BoIeyn one of the wives OF Henry VIII. and whom
he had beheaded in the Tower of London. contains
MANY relics. The price paid was SS5eo.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
AN ENGRGEM ENT.

Berlin April 9.-The engagement Is announced &c
Mrs Leiia Perley. Of Alton, H. TO Count Otto vous
Koenigsmarck. a first lieutenant IN the 18th Ar
tillery Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
GOVERNOR TAFTs CONDITION.

Washington April "a dispatch received from
Manila to-day says that Governor Taft who has
been i'll there for several weeks has gone TO Ben
gI1et a mountain resort two days distance from
Manila, but in Telegram phic communication The
physicians report that visit Of two weeks
there would enable the Governor TO recover
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

On the Teutonic. which arrived here yesterday
from Liverpool. were:
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Carter Miss Clara Hill
Marshall Halstesd. United John Ingls
Consul at Birning- Mrs Bruce Isulay-
England. Baron r de Lsze
James J. Hill
Among those who sailed yesterday the steamer
La Bretagne for Havre were:
Mrs E Corett. Rene Eeme.
Joseph Durand. Mrs Elisa RipeloUx-
On the Gera, which arrived here yesterday from
Genoa.
Mrs. Martha Osbcurne lDr. Mrs Frankin
Miss FeranUs Osbourne. Palmer
Reno Osbourne- The Rev Joseph Vessel
Among the passengers who arrived here yesters
day by the steamer Liguria from Naples
General and Mrs. Ford
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

The plan of having a continuous platform in a
subway from Bowling Green to the Eastern Dis
trict OF Brooklyn over the Williamsburg Bridge
has so many odd and quaint features that it is
likely to be discussed extensively. 1t will need.
however. the emphatic approval Of more than
one expert engineer OF high class before 1t will
commend itself unreservedIy to public favor.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

Since he has been IN office Police Commis-
sioner Greene has done more to raise the stand
ard of the police force and to increase its eff
cheney than any other head of the department
for many year A big. broad. long besom he
has and he sweeps clean
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10


Walter Efingham Maynard. to whom MISS Eu-
nice Ives, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Brayton IVES
will be married at noon on Tuesday IN CaisaIy
Church, gave his farewell bachelor dinner IasI
night at the Union Club. His guests were ms
brother Effingham Maynard who VIII De MS pest
man; Dr. Walton Martin, Francis CroWninshleIo'
Henry L. Emo. Harry c. Fahnestock' Grant La
Farge Ralph Stuart-Wortley. Henry II Pease ana
Henry G. Barley.
Mrs Frederic Nelson left for Newport yesterday
ACCOMPANIED by her daughters Mrs Arthur hehlp
and Miss Cathee1 Nelson. They have taken pos
session of Areigh where Miss Nelson's marriage
to Reginald c, Vanderbilt will be celebrated on
Tuesday.
Mrs Edwin H Weatherbee and Miss Weatherbee
are spending the week at the clubhouse at Chats-
worth N ]. Judge and Mrs. Vernon NJ Davis are
also there.
There will be an exhibition to-day and tomorrow
of paintings at the Union League Club the coAec-
ton of Catholina Lambert representing the Dutch'
Italian. Spanish. English and Flemish schools
The nefrhborhood cotiIlon dates for next season
have been changed. According to the present plan
the dances will be given at Dodsworth's on Tues
day. December 49, and Thursdays, December 81
January 27, February and April 3. They will be
under the patronage of Mrs. Francis NJ Scott
Mrs Randolph Hurry. Mrs Walter Cook. Mrs
William r Barr Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones'
Mrs Edward c. Beaman Mrs. Carr1ngton Royce.
Mrs William T. Schley and Mrs. Henry Bischon'
jr The last of the dances this season takes place
on Tuesday at Dodsworths-
number Of boxes have already been secured for
the entertainment to be given at the Waldorf
Astoria on April 20 for the benefit of the Stony
WoId Sanatortum- Miss Blanche Walsh and MISS
Amy Baker will recite Kyrle BelIew will give an
exhibition of fencing, and. in addition to an at
tractive musical programme. comedy by Pason
Irwin entitled THE Man and the Burglaress. will
be given for the first time by Mis- -ates and Mr..
Hanes-
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman, jr., left here yes
terday for their country home at White Plains
N
Dr. and Mrs W. Seward Webb have returned
from California and are occupying their town
i---~o. No. $50 Fffth-ave.
Recent arrivals in Newport include Major Theo-
dore X. Gibbs and ". Storrs Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barrows and Miss Ethel Bar
rows. who are present at Hot Springs. Va. will
return from there Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Jarvis have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Miss Elnora
Jarvis to Charles E. Goodman. of DR.. c. H
Goodman of St. Louis. Mr.. Goodman is Yale. '9S.
man and is well known socially in New-York. The
wedding will probably take place late this spring
or early this summer at the home of the brides
parents. at Harrison. n. Y, but the date has not
yet been made public.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitz Hugh whtehouse and Miss
Whitehouse will return to EastbOurne Lodge. New
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

liberation on the ground Of kinship to really ex-
pressfve nouns, and it is not properly formed
Strap hanger is bad enough. but "standee
is worse.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tracey Barney have taken
a cottage for the summer at Southampton, Long
Island. They will pass the early season at west
bury, where they have also a house Their young
er daughter. Katherine. who has been abroad Ior
the last year. will make her debut next winter
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

The word "standee'' applied to a person who
stands in a car. in a hall. a playhouse or else
where is not an acceptable addition to the
English language In fact. it should be cast out
with scorn and contumely. 1t has no license 10
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

Miss Clementine Furnss returned yesterday rom
her trip to California. Her sister. Miss urhlSs'
who has recovered from her recent inGispos1tion
will give her usual Easter dinner party Sunday
evening at her home, No 4s1 Fifth-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

Miss Blanche Ring has been added to the list oc
attractions Miss Bingham is preparing for the Clara
Morris benefit Miss Ring leaves The Jewel o.:
Asia Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

A new English farce. Who Is Brown viii "a
put on for the first time IN America at Proctor
Albany Theatre April 81 10 will be seen in May st
Proctors One -hundred-and-t Street Ihe-
atre- Frank Wyatt Is the authors name
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

Mrs Frederic Nelson left for Newport yesteruaS'
accompanied by her daughters. Mrs. Arthur Kemp
and Miss CathIeen Nelson. They have taken pos
session of Arleigh, where Miss Nelson's marriage
TO Reginald c. Vanderbilt will be celebrated on
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION.
NOTICE OF SECOND ANNUAL MEETING.


the
2od@kn for
no o. a
Fran1 Committee
Feruav.
bonds
ofth
oko C
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If
kranNr books n
o'clock in h morning o
Directors RrcIAR TRIBLE
wJrevM March
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
Chicago March 3-The wheat speculator Is haF-
ing the traditional February experience; prices are
almost at a standstill. Everybody is waiting for
the most trying crop month of the year to pass
before taking a definite position. The small mo-
tives used in a sca4png way. Io-oay Wheel
was up a fraction when corn was at its strongest
and lost its rally when the corn advance disap-
peared Wheat closed unchanged to &c lower
May opened at 7T9sc. sold between 7I;sc ana H4sc
bid and closed at 0I5c; July closed at 7S4c Tnere
was a decrease in the worlds visible OF 1.50VS
bushels compared with increase Of 362.eeO
bushels last year The Northwestern and Western
receipts were under q year ago CleaTances
were 42I,o bushels. The monthly crop bulletin
from the Weather Department at Washington de-
clared the winter wheat situation very favorable
There was miIder weather to-day than expected
and no cold weather In sight Cables were frac-
uonaIIy higher. Liverpool was helped a dtne by
unfaVerable India reports. The contract stocA
2sQ00O bushels. decreased LEGO bushels. An early
report from New-York Of q severe break IN the
Paris wheat price was contradicted finally by the
official cable here. The seaboard reported thirty
three loads for export. There was no shipping
business from here The speculative sentiment mere
is rather bearfsh. nut is tinid about taking the
short side while the March weather contingencies
exist
Holders OF May in some instances to-day
were selling and buying July. There was very free
covering by May shorts and reselEnS for July
There was no evidence Of important operations by
was enough selling of May and Buying OF July oy
other interests to make the July relatively nrn
and to narrow it's discount under the May 70 Z4c.
May opened at 471ac, sold between E3zc and 47Ac
bid and closed at 47hc bid: July closed at 461sc
sellers Receipts 4ss cars. with only con-
tract The estimate for tomorrow. $50. The con-
tract stock 600 bushels. increased only 'zlVS
bushels Cables we're steady. Clearances were
sSsoco bushels. The seaboard reported q loads
The shipping demand here was slow. as 1t has been
for a week Low grades were easy IN the cash
market with the glucose people out.
Oats kept alI day within &c range, and closed
unchanged to 1sc under yesterday. May left on At
FAC sellers. and the July at 32esc sellers
There has been no speculative activity since
Patten and the other big holders houicafed
but receipts have been light. and there has
been enough sympathy with corn to about maintain
the prfce There were 172 cars to-day; to-rnorro"
estimate 1s0 cars. The stock Of standard here Is
6sl 900 bushels.
The provision market strong. but lard was
the feature It closed &C to 12izc over yesterday
and sold at the high price Of the season Tnefe
WAS some profit taking in ribs The lard strength
Was on the worlds stock, which showed decrease
for February with the total only 1e.V9 tletees
compared with 1000 last year
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
GeGrherB

TDRIvATE INSTRUt"rIo% in Engfi~6 LStrn an9
ii Freprh. sChos'- White Mountain AddFp1a
Ms D. :. Tribune one
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financial
RaaadsL.
UNITED STATES STEE.
CORPORATION.
Office Of J. P. Morgan & Coz
q Wall Street, New York.
March 3, 1903:
To Holders of the Preferred Stock
of the United States Steel Corporation,
of record on March 10, 1908:

11SE and Tsc a sppnS @
Oder every
S 9S@ "Ss s ns ns n United @ sS Ss' @ ss
ssss subs ss% s% sn : a a par " @ %
the o see nSnT
esdhg the
Ss shs @ % $500 Of
sah~en ~ . .>,
option make a fth
& @@ @@ % % tho name aa even s a prsR - %
ss s as:"fs:1 sS @ well " " the "''" OF "''N' ~ -
a. :s SeHes the the % ed @ % %
however subject to
on sa March N e s nSs the Il "" ono"
Of s per " per Gas ann @ the to
APa. pr. 1,4e 1898 ak @ 'o
a which they are deposited % % ndrnb
,raasa uyca be prepared
&% but &% h I ""n t:f BE s@1 o " .aua @ %
oS0"ss' ap th. d S n%e "
on n nrdem
BY Unit United m States s A ss spn $500
5000 Of amy @1aDS
e@oeTa % nstobe~ ~
hbonss pre@ona
S nn"S ss~s By r.n
s shall
Subscription. must be made ON war
warrant. viii issued
the
holder" " soon
respective HddFe''e "'
which the said stock
appropriate form OF "
siEHnen fol
duly Or
" avail
March 49, 1903
the amount re-
..n condition, Of this offer may b
G" and the United ~ J. p. MORGAN & CO.,
FOR UNITED STATES STEEL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
uipioeu6 Nonees.
Th~ san FReneIseo and San JOaqulA NSIasSl
A-~ RafIvTRy Company.
ftnansia! MseInss.

TEsTERN GAS COMPAAr'
srzF4Ez NINTH ANIMAL hlssSI os =. - :.
TecaosSers Of ihs sstsEa cS' e 80 Sired RsV
ga . an Mondas March Ish 1Ss y - ss tbe es.ainG
foFthe eaeen O such other business ss
the EsEtl n a
- y ~ "a haseh eshs 80 NA'+ - -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
fnaHri6l.
To the Debenture Holders
! and Stockholders Of the
PACIFIC PACKING
AND NAVIGATION GO.

The undersigned. the request Of the holoers ol =
large amount Of debenture bonds and cAPll1 s ~
- ,,s Tzcnc Packing and Navigation Company have
consented 10 act Committee for the heofEAnl]~i
a ., ra;rs of the said Company. The Committee VIII
forthwith prcpare an agreement OF deIsit' "hlcn VIII
M 6.a with the depositary. the Colonial Trust COM
-.wx, oal Broadway, New York City. on ThuFSoa!'
march 5tI, 1903.
The holders OF debentCre bonds and shSres OF
stock or voting trust certificates therefor of the Pacinc
Packing and Navigation invited on ana s1tSr
sid date TO deposit respective securities with sald
which issue It's negotiable recePls OF
certificates Of deposit therefor
The Committee undertake 70 prepare TOT the oe-
rsitors plan for the reorganization OF said company
r denttor not asserting such plan when Formulated
l under the terms OF Deposit Agreement have the
b. without expense withdraw his deposited debenture
yo,a. stock or voting trust certificates therefor
opes Of the Deposit Agreement may be obtained upon
applIcation the depositary.
Nevr YORK March 50. 1903.
GEORGE F. CRANE.
Chairman.
STTYTESANT FISH.
GEORGE r. VICTOR
JOHN z. BORNE.
CHARLES FLETCHER.
CHARLES C0ENsELMAE.
CsRRi$fee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN,
DAVIES STONE 4 AUERBACH.
Counsel.
PHILIP :. BABCoCK.
Secretary Committee
~ RToadEay. New York City.
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Nofirr of 5nmmous-
CrPREME CorRr-PLAcE OF TRIAL

SUPREME OJRT-PLACE OF TRIAL
~ Countv q New Elizabeth Bets PiantiFs
axansJ sophie " A HOnnlann sarah tAr Sah4rI )
MoIloy catherine Daily. William DAY Fl1el SyhIlnLi
Usrrv Eshi4r and .-AIary' kneher. his wifi hf
fendAnt being TN DL4lnttn. the SAD asc
wife 81 tn" Said Ueten.lan-
Ha-rI Kn9hlar. EI-anor ptz~ tsrlknsp a1d lila 7
palmer August KU~rIE AMI t,ar S-hdster the tlaus
IJns1s Rre wing Company Nrnanf' ht-iSs-r "r rfs-
Ier Robert Fstrtrk t'4shin E1~AId it-rr-
C%ecrws MAJ ? lesaiN J9hn kane lanes
R-I MAXI Mande}h4un1. defendants Opy
nam-i def-ndants 1oA are h"Se
nv ImnOne! the complaint IN tins action Ah4
10 serve rnpy OF the piaEilH attorney
the service Oi this summons "a
OF OF service. and IN case % o1F tia
10 appear JudEHient VIII y aAsH asat.-s-
for the T"rI defnail'l u" ll ''p@-e-
MI sTT.T GROSS PIaiutlns Attorney be1c and Iost
,ddFgSs Ne = Chambers Street Borough OF
Manhattan tTfv n New York
T. the above named d-fendants Fidei Sfhtanc Harry
En.1IsT ana Mary Ko~hieT. his wife the nam 3lAry
Innovgn 10 the pIantiH. said last named drtenat
hins the xe u defendant Harry kneht-r The
served yCu by puDlcacn pu
mani IN an order Of Charles p Aaclean one %
Of Court of tae state % SeW
York made and 18th day ~ Fsbrisry- lstes.
ana nIed compliant in the oaee ~ he ClerS
th- New York. a. tho NTW 1srA tn1itY
,',urt House IN Of Manhattan CITY county
nd Of New York the 18th Jay - ssld eft
ary 1913. said complaint was oKlnaIly fIcd II
0farA on JiSt day Of January. iSOS
Dated February 9Oth. 1895
MICTIT. = GROSS plaintiffs Attorney. No = cham
stTeet, Borough Of MznhattAn City OF New NoFk-
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I,EALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED FRO.

roSas for Brick nd steel EulJuE IT b. r~r-rveI
the II Yards End rosks- Navy Department
washington until March ISD9 theu ard
publicly cpenCd. for y~nsJructinE - tt"7 -
hufIdng NJ a the ward New I'.rk- Plan snI
Sracncarions car a. Bureau viii - fur-
isied ConInandan "f the yart 1an~d ulcrI
rs n.,sit u H0RnE-, al T
ESDICOTT t'hlef of Bureau February -. i9oG
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
Gnuartnership NGIirr.

2wau St.,
New York Feb. 2Sth 1908
THE FIRM OF ADAMS, KELLOGG 6
MASON IL dissolved this day by mutual consent
6i'lef lA' VII S" =" WM NEWTON ADAMS.
WN c KELLOGG
WALTER MASON.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
WHITE STAR LINE.

"A D,r-vV-yoRK-oUEEcSsTow
Celtic Mar. $50 M CsSEse- MAJ M M
Cc-nnnc Mar. Is. noOni Oceanic A2r: y = , "a
PIER IS. North River once SfoA0"@s'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
1- $. ENGINEEE OFFICE. .on1 I 81. \.

- " Washington u. e. Feh. =. 1s.r3-SeL!ei pT'-
,saI reror.stIetiO- 4 Ttcr Nausduct Br-ES
n a. y ID -
.sivaI here until 1905 ami thar PUB
Information furnished apPlic c4ti"r
- CHAS- ! ALLEN. Ii Col EnS-s-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

andthe lurking hesitation that friend  the city buy their cigars by the box" persuaded the and  entered purchased remained went out
  
   to to
  fellow that that best thing to do' indeed" said Endcott q will My knowledge of the city will enable me to give excellent advice There the business office of the early the in the Good in and examined file of
 
  coincidence that this had been in the cigar Goodwin n a hurry  which had bench bearded
 
  He standing the graybeard
   "Try pleasant" you whiskered accompl tall shirt sleeves  Mir he how the a
 
 
 
  wrte?" staring "Endicot' By Goodwin? brother"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

 the foed ot
  carpebag cheap. shiny
  level with his shoulder
 
  we'll with light blond apparel is only fit a customer who stands 6  small military organization which marching inferior band Then they began debate question which seemed a of highly respectable appearance dn the view of an inexperienced happened  W ant agreeable smile
  migh haveno 
  today I'm dwtht rofo courteousy explains simple matter  Reception jngo do things n we reply all disappointed at the smaness weather" up a the overc
  the Common
  selling dollar "What do they admit o?' asked the rustic. Everything retain the tickets all day and please" young wen want the balloon tmidy probably
  indeed  My thinks to watch and want good I'm not
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03
THE RECEPTION
 COMMITTEE MAN By John Baker Hoyf... csparts,. 1908 by
By John Baker Hoyf...

or a can a of say iek,tswe wee?' dolar of the reception committee
  n q  "A"d Winthrop Endcott" said the other with dignity.
 
  its
  bill O he card
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

much disturbed. and he fumbled nerv- ously with his field glass. but in tine end he did not interfere. City people rarely do in such cases. though the fact that Miss Goodwin was so very pretty might have made difference.
 Ii is, of course. quite needless to in. form the reader that Boston Common is entirely free at all times and that the tickets which young Mir. Goodwin had purchased would not In any way help him and his sister to obtain a view of the public celebration. This swim de comes around as regularly as the day itself: it is at least fifty years old: it is always exposed in the newspa- pers. yet it continues 10 flourish like the green bay tree of Scripture.
 If you are in search of employ ment." said Mir. Endicott. 'I may be able to assist you. Had you anything particularly in view?"
 Money" replied Goodwin. with a grin.
 Why, Stever' exclaimed his sister. Anybody would think you didn't care whether the business was honestw
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

Edith"
 
 
  would have objection 10 busness?" if he a who take a partnership Goodwin  other virtues of than gold haps small of s2OO dollars, perhaps a if the ebestIc Icoulddo
  the chance would would friend"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03
FOURTH OF JVLy CELEBRATION
.admh rb. Bears- To Bosfen Common

 the And the bill his slrewd to be in in startling suit of light cloth
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

He held his hand on Goodwin's shoulder affectionately, and again the man in gray became nervous, though he kept his place by the depot wall.
 Cigar stores are open on holidays, and MT. Endicotts friend could there fore be seen immediately. He kept a dingy looking place. If the truth must be told. and Miss Goodwin hard
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-03

"RAINS arriving in the early
 forenoon brought crowds of
 people into the city. Boston
 still exerts a powerful attrac- ton upon the surrounding regions on the Fourth of July. and thousands of admiring neighbors come in to see the celebration and ''the sights
 In the midst of the throng pouring