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EX-SENATOR ELLSWORTH ILL.

TRy TELEGRAPH TO raE TEiBuNE.i
roclrnort ~ Y Feb 4.--Ex-Senator Timothy T.
7-lls--ortb IL confined to his home here Dy a" a.
- = sratsc rheumatism lie has not been ont
-, ,fo,aax This afternoon he was resting COM
fortably but tonight he is said to be in eons'-
ne rain Mr. Ellsworth is several years pi Rse
49, tlt strong and well preserved uhi' 49,.
TneS;tailv and physically. and has never hiio"'
se-fo,,s illness before.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

CCBA-va Port TAMPA. ia. e.osss at this efres daily.
thursday. TO N tine clunectinS
close hare s.0ndays Wednesdays and satuTdaysl
MEXICO CIFT-Otsrard. unisss Specially addressed fcr
st-patrn by Oiucs daily.
ss.cav. at 30 and f130 o. sundays at
NEWFOG7NDIA ND-By rail Moth sydney. ana thenc.
bv steamer. this Office daily $50 p m.
tins mails close hers every Monday Wednesday
ana Saturday
JNMAiCA-By rad Philadelphia. ard thence oy
sfeaurer citses al offcs ~ 80 >.
BIZ rail BostoE. and thence ~ steamer. closes
at iris cfIce at GEO 3. every Friday
NT,1IiF.i and steaner.
--sas al this oeice daily at $50 y.
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEX a1t GJtTEIALA-By rail
70 and thence ~ steamer closes az ths
ofics dali sunday. ST ~ 81 D and vi 20
? m sundays At ~ and III 81 m connecting
rutffc loses Mondays at I'll 80 p. M
CC,ScA HT~A-Ry rai Nsw-OTieans. and themes ~
sfssmer Il At this Office daily, except sunday az
ft-eD a m and fi'3O q. SUNDAYS az ~ .. m. AMI
iii 80 D. m (counsctins mail closes here Tuesdays az
BAHAMAS (ezcsot Parcels Post MsisDEy -aii 20 Miami
81 and Nence closes al FS5o a very
Mor4nv Wef7ssdav snd Saturday
srssgstsrsd Mail closes ,. m orsvIous DAY
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.-, To AID NATIONAL THEATRE.

a. meeting of the board Of officers OF tue "a
,,o-,I Ar Theatre Society. held on NedhesudS
,,or,.yr AZ their rooms. No lao Broadway, 90
-,,,tee or wornan's Work was aTpolnled' WIZ "a -
Alice Fischer Harcourt chalf man -Al"os ~
80, e-,h.-s arc Mrs Minna Gale Haynes. Ne.
%sTtha Morton Conheim. Mrs, FredeTlck - N III.
~. T-,i1afeth Tyree Miss Grace Fllkins. 49,
5s-sSa TsspsI Cclbron Miss Ada Patterson ana Miss
Hs.boI y Hangood.
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JOSEPH w. pusENauRY.

Joseph Warren Dusenbury. Of No. Sc Fairview-
ave. Jersey City. was Frustrated by apOpIexy at
Bergen and Duncan yesterday He
carried to the house of Engine Company .. and
died before physician could be summoned. The
body removed to the family home. Mr.. Dus6n-
bury was afty-twO years Did and was member OF
the Eew-Y oTk Produce Excha &c and pros
uvfG
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The Tribune Almanac and Politfcsn 49, a,sh 20
ress 10 tbe ant horii alive manual for al who ~sh
know any hing about the present POM. ~ 1>rth
country Ike the United States ltse-Is a -
une Almanac for this year las eSpa tlueu 49,
biggest volume yet. The Almanac ,ss, "a ~
~ ,F al data Tor such book ofncisi ISIS ~ ~
govern nlsnt national ard state Eay pa S ~
sn5 f,e fhorogh statistics OF election Nnlon - =
made The Tribune annual famous. IL nAs s-So a =
r,1i -,co~s - rhe achievements OF tne year n
III s-rS,,a-v Of rscsnt icgis1aticn and com
ulefe t-1cget 81 Just such Eroziecse IS los feeSA
sorstautly cu6s himself locking tos.
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rAn OF puNpoNALp IN BOSTON.

Boston. Feb. l.-Major General me Ear ol -,
1o,.ld who led the British relieving column INTO
ssrnith arrived In this city to-day. accom- paiileu
NV several members OF his staff. The Ear %
nundonald Is at present commanding eIleer o. fro,
SsrsSiSn militia and his trip 10 tsosto. --
o-rawa was made for the purpose 81 cor ni1isre7
.s,S Sr Frese yick Borden the Canaan AltsLL-
y. tN,,ia VIA has bseu in this city several wesA~
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sArURDAY-At $40 N. or ireland. per $ . Et-urts
Queenstown ma Tor other parts OF Eirore nust .
directed per EtTuria'J; at a. Tor Europe psr
Louis Plymouth and CherDOurs; az SD
Belgium direct. $ 8 Finland unah mus,
directed per $ FnlandD. at II a. m Tor Def-
direct per 8 S.rss tnall must De drectef ps-
Norge'l
After the Supplementary Tra7sstiantic Malls
above. al ftio1s supplementary Mats are sreeo
on the piers American. English. french ard Slsr-
an steamers and remain open until Ten Mn
utes q hour OF sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

William Darius Bishop was born in Bloomfield.
y. J. on September IA. 1877. lie was educated at
Yale College where he was graduated IN $50
From 1850 10 1854 ne railroad contractor. and
n the last named year became president CT the
NeuEatu Railroad Company. In Connecticut. In
1855 Re elected 10 Congress. and served one
term In the yeaTs 1883 and lSAl he Commits
slOner OF Patents. He was eecte1 president OF the
New-YOrk. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company in 1861. serving two years. After iS4 he
president Of the executive committee OF the
Eastern Railroad Associa tioc. His office was in
the Grand Central Station
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Thsse arrivsa On The Kalzsr wlIhelm der Crosse
on The IIohenzollern were:
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.


4
The New-York Tribune Almanac retains ~ oiI,
time chnra ctersrics political register Altho
the volume for this year IL so ineEhat la =. -,
more Commemorative than those OF the pssL - -
fjrel INFORMATION led and eNterelNe aho III
GUIDES the Important acts OF the last Conee
al the party platforms u mas, % - soc and
statis'i-s relating New-Nork. city ana $50 "a
Il We lua be b. cause OF several speciai Features
as recent progress IN science.
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KING EDWARD AT a CARNIVAL

London Feb 5.-The Russian Ambassador. Count
Benckendorf vas King Edward guest last night
AZ The royal skating carnival In aid % the Union
Jack club n Hengle.'s circus. Queen Alexandra
the Prince and Princess Of Wales and other royal
persons were present Fancy cress ska ting was
the chief amusement, and was followed Dy supper
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should Be read DAILY by AL interested, az changes
time
F0rsiGn mails for the week ending February 8 1904.
tprurptly IN ali the General PostOr1cs
Post Mails earlier
closing time SHOWN below Parcels post MATS Tor
&c many close .. Monday. > Frankfurt
Regular Supplementary Mails close Foreign sta
On hat hour batter than closing time shown below lex
Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
AMERICA. close hour later az Foreign sta
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WILLIAM D. BISHOP.

bridgeport. Conn, Feb. 4-William D. Bishop.
vicepresdent Of the board Of directors Of the New
York. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad. and for
many years prominent in the mana cement Of the
road. died at his home here to-day Mr. Ri hop =
illness had extended several mon his. ard was
due a heart weakness Last Monday he SUI
fered hook. and this the immediats cause OF
his death.
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SELECTION OF NEW PASTOR APPROVED

The congregation Of the Thirty-'ourth Street Re
formed Church has approved unanimously the ac-
ton OF the Collegiate Church committee in en-
gazing az nastor the Rev. Robert w. Courtney.
The rev pastor OF the Thrty-tOUrth Street ChUrC h
surcCeds the Rev. DR.. John H Elliott. who re-
signed recently after psstOrste or i've years, 10
take 10 work under the direction OF the Pres
byterian Evangelistic Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

Highest Temperature yesterday. Is degrees lowest iS
average "a; average FOR corresponding date last 81
average for corresponding safe twertYnvs 20
Local tsreeas--Tocsy fair. with rising ten7sraure
Saturday partly eioscy cesa south
east WINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

The family name OF the late Princess MathiIde a.
given IN the official register certifying her death al
Fats The other day is not Bonaparte but Ma
poieon. This L. IA accordance with q decree issued
os Napoleon IL and sanctioned BY the Council OF
oA@ which gave the Christian name Of his uncle
tne hfst Emperor, as surname 20 his so-caled on
ca family that q BOuaparte being left 10 the
branch a tho family founded by Prince Iucien tho
tioef brother q the great Emperor. Consequently
II Is wrong 20 describe Prince Louis now cav
eiiy -coTfnarocr IN the Russian army as General
bohApafie. lie Is Prince Louis Napoleon. while his
eoef brother. Victor styles himself Prince Ma
polson.
lhs Bonaoartss are tbe-efor. q, -..i,. $500.
rented oniy 10y those In this country For v-uo n.
poeo" 1Al recognized them as Bsnapsrts. ana n
s'-'i' ne ui1 not accord 10 them the rank az his
N'i''" lanli'S, taat Is 10 say OF imperial princes
% ne u-ooo- lie Dct them. IN fact on IN, ,7rne
status as the descendants OF hir ,,,,ot. -
4-uclen These. WHO formerly mae 80 !, -.
Rome, are al extinct In the male line MIR - :
e1ploh ot Roland, concerning the lea-tfr,s,.. =
whose birth and OF whose right 20 the nrircel 49,.
q ms Rather. there arc very serious doubts +, en-,
case. De rs wldoWor with a grown up 6a,,rh,.-
1o Is not likely 10 marry again. Prince Nsnol.o,
a. BrussclS has several nleglt!z.ate cliild-e, >,
whose mother an actress he has remained s-..es
.e number o. years. while Prince Louis. who Ia,
-dht inherited ahO s6gsCj from Princess II tthUas
seems confirmed bachelor. Should ne d. upnoar-
- eho without issue the American Bonaparte,
80 remain The only legitimate bearers OF ttst his
N0ic name Incidentally I may nleutlor thai :, 4,
- s-e iaie Prince Charles Boaapar;e, grandfather
- NAV count Prmoli who spends so much tim. !,
- country. TO whom tho city Of Rome Is insebte1
= , me introduction OF ans just afty years ago. a,
=. 'Hlilinant The prince put IN gas an over n,
- -, % me Corso famous in its Gay as the home
- go Lmperors mothe. Nine Mere" Fse
~'aetuHed the gas on the premises in n So.
- - oi ms own Invention lie was not left long
D' 70 ENJOY his new fad. lis neighbors ross
-, uah protesting that the stencil was unbear-
- Ahen the inmates OF The palace Joined in tho
-.sl 1no finally there was SO much noise roaas
-, ~ matter that the prince much against his
VIII had to give ID his rasor,.te- ,,-, -, -.
s.afs' however For an the END az ina, Tim, ,ho
:, -, o' Rome had adopted grs as an nluninan, in
al i's principal streets
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OBITUARY..
JACOB HENRY MEDAIRY.

Baltimore. Feb. (SpeciaD-Jacob Henry Med
airy. senior member OF the book stationery firm
Of ]. H. Medairy & Co and for forty-one years
grand secretary OF the Grand I.Odge OF Masons,
died to-day. He was eIghty-tvo yoars old.
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Orrr.

CrTOWN OFFICE--So i.ss4 Broadway. Amer
BI.oSX BcEE U.s. i tss East Issth-s.
NEwaRK BRANcIi oFFIcE-FredsT,eS " somm.r.
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Brown: Gould Co. Nc, - Sev,ossora-'s s,.u,
Lond9n and Paris Exchange. sanSsr@ sashdos
sr, House MoSTgst ts,, NJ > vra,sr,oo Places.
m S99k son; rSq II T T G eoaSsnisns
plass 20 leave advertissmeR and sahscri25ionA
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ANTWERP BELGIU'I-Amsrican Express Company.
For the convenioncs Of TRIBUNs READERS sbroas
SUNDAY TTlIEUNE ais in Ihs rs1ains rooms OF inc
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Norfoik-sL ETbankIaent. Queens Hotel tr0sF
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Hotel wsnstoT Tan5' s. W1 sTaS a aa.
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PARIs-Eotsl chatham. Hotel De Lille e d Albion Grand
Hotel De FAtheuee Grand Hotel
yTAI.V AND SOUTH or FRANCE-Hotet Metropolis.
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Heau ste. Cscres; Hotel Metropolis. Monte Cartss
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Nonte Carlo
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Hotel Munich. Hotel Bellows. Dresden
AUSTRIA AND SWIrZ rRI.AND-H1tet Bristol. Nlennet
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

omr,,J REGARD and Observation-Disclosures. Feb. a.
Conditions have changed but little Of the Mississippi
River IIeh pressure continues. with temperatures from
n - I, sssr,.s below the average except
South where they somewhat higher The weather has
been rair except the lower lake region where snow
-, Continued West OF Mississippi the
nav. ris.n secfeIIy By rapidly falling
~ with marked disturbance over British Columbia
This disturbance thus far causes rains from Central
California northwerd and sno" snd fa4n IN western
Nevada and tbs north so~e
-r.-. gin be snow or rain Friday OF Rocky
Mountains ard Northwest extending during Friday
night ard Saturday the slope region the central val
ss and the lake Local SHOWS are also probaois
ri4av n the eastern lake region In the Atlantis
and Eastern Gulf states weather will be fair Friday
and Saturday. will be warmer fricay IN the middle
loe The Mississippi Ohio valleys and tire lake
and warmer Saturday IN the Upper Ohio Valley AMI
loer lake region 1t will be decidedly colder In the
plateau and Central Rocky Mountain region ana the
tre Northwest Friday and SaurCay. colCer satur
lsy in the slope region and Upper Mississippi Valley.
q, the England Coast the vines viii &c fresh
o,ttvest 70 south becoming easJeTly Saturday the
Middle AtIanue fresh south 70 southeast. on tia
s,ut- Atlantic Esh; to fesh east 70 southeast on
the fresh SOUTH ana on LaSs Mchisan fresn
south becoming variable
storm warnings displayed III. Pacific Coast from
san Diego norhward anI warnnss HaSs Desn issued for
Cleaners csuatng Fridsy for European pots viii have
,rssh souhUe 70 winds and tar weather to
the GrSni Banks.
Forecast for Special LoeaIlties-For England.
fair today ami Saturday. VITA rising tepsature fresh
south southeast winds
For N. Dlstri5t OF columbia Delaware sad Eastern
pennsylvania. Friday; Saturday partly cloudy aHi
warnsr: light to fresh east winds
FOR Neyy-Jersey ard Eastern New-York, fair to-day.
with rising temperature. Saturday partly cloudy and
warmer: fresh souh 10 southeast wIrds
Fer Western Pennsyivsra fair. warner to-day, except
snow near Erie Saturday increasing eioudness and
sner with snow fresh south southeast winds
,ar in soutfeast portion Saturday cloudy probably
snow sou;h southeast winds. Increasing tonight
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s;arr ;1 ,, Y I TsTarg csss
the rs.ssnes Of his sister Ms 20 d G1-sh sTs
ca win ts attschct 70 traln saTins GTand Csn,ral
Ts9o' at ''s' Carriages VIII De IN "'''''' sears
pUsExBErr-suad &c Thursasy February . Joseph
! Of 10 o. Fs1yisv-avs,. Jersey CITY Heights. n. ).
/ Notice Of funsrai hereafter
/ roRD-suoaeuly. wedrsssay. February 1904 Francis
". Ford runsrel services a, bis late .esisenes No
Mem, MOTIFS rs rr1ity csnetsry xsw-Yors CITY sstur-
6ay = II a N.
oATcHEII,-on February 4 J;sePs g &, G"sessu s.s 81
ostehs F r'e mus. 'r and sheriasnavs
/ irFton b, c. pagers please copy.
Msrtp, A. n cIaden wife OF captain sa-
Pr6 Giss'P Graas mt No 80 vaaorss1o. rookin
/ Funeral private.
As 'IiRssasaa z; , a. Der late Fs:
| FhiadsPha papers please COPY
MooREon Tuesday. TcOryaly 100. at her residence.
no so We s'' Il I9sa cob1 x5os Fasefai sr 5
a sy mo.n iRy rsS1usry At 10 oeiock On
rrRR1x-on Wednesday. February 6. 1904 John Corbey
Perrin in re sILl year 81 MS age Funeral ssryss az
February 5. at 40 N Intsrmsnt at wO0dlA~n on
saturday
II $50 Ig: E BosS ioS G At NJ.
renee PeyerelIy. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
N M s. sy G?d sGSg age: ' g g. y: ss;
AfoIrh Furersl services VIII be held
Saturday FEBRUARY O. al clock In
teTnnsnt private. Please 9rnit flowers
sEvENA PqRs:n ,.,. .s. g' b Ssy,, lsos
service at ire FIST Presbyterian ChuEca- Dunslsn
! Sunday February :. ct 30 p N.
Tov-NsENr-At Hotel Plaza Tuesday February .
49, 81 MS age. services UfN BE held
Carrch. NadiSOn-ave ard - h-st-.
FIday Morn February s. az $50 o'clock u is
k7fv requested hat flowers hs sent. NewCrisars
papers please ecpy
v-rJrTv-ou "wednesday February 3 1901. Mary Dunbar
afse q ate Ley Dunlar and HeTan
gIrs1n Wfite Funara al afadisoa-
avs Friday afternoon az O'Clock
WITHIN EY-On Tuesday. February 2 1904 st his resi-
Senrs m Sew-York. aEsd G. VII lam c Whitney
Frns~aI services Be- he'd az Grace ChurrN Frt-
eay February . at 70 Oc.ock lnterment at Wooilawn
CsLetcry.
THE Board q % Democratic Club having
profound sorr " q.
aad president OF the
tri-us statesman. va.usd
club a loyal men Der.
Therefjre Re Il resolved That cut o. respect TO rs
memory ofsers and members Of the club shall attend
'A' JOHN FOX. President
WILLIAM Z WYATT. Secretary
CENETEErEs.
Great Pineiavn Cemetery. 2sfS acres-a beautiful
Park Send fOT prizes Of lota once Is Broadst " \.
UNDERTAkERs.
stephen Merritt Emb1'g rst.- r1drrtske-s s41-S ".
$50 81 Tel Lsst or LABS Chelsea Frank z Campbell.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

These arrived the Oceauic yesterday:
General McCoskry Butt Bernard A Qua-itch-
Morgan sir Charles ami Lady Pos.
Major L. 9. Drum
mend. y. q. Draper. Y.
These arrived on the Eaiser Wilhelm der Crosse:
Eiccarto BorEh-t-i. weden-
Helen IS q Marlove
~ ana Mrs ) Cargaiho Frederick Gerhard Thu
Baron ana Baroness von len
leTscn.
on the Hohenzollern were:
pr. J A Bound August Holman
Albert
Among those who sailed yesterday the Trini-
dad were:
Senator ". A. clark r. ". Leonard
d n Clar, Mrs. I. De WIZ TsiTnaEs
Fred q. IL Witt Miss laAnase
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t Toward resumes the command IN chief of
=. =, winch. oonstItutionally IN nlonerchies
a well as r. republics IS vostes IN the .gec.f,,e
mat IL the meaning o. the reform recommended
tne 80 called LORD Esher Commission" ap-
49, 49, " me crown 70 devise a scheme for the
senizslpn % the War Department and OF the
Er~-su~Lt efs stan Q, the army; and II any eoubt
rxnt neo aocnt the matter Il would be get at
~ Tia announcement that TIE nsazres In
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscriptions Rates.

THE TRIrUSE win se sent by mall 70 any addrsS
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LEGAL or1riai Record-The following eaicial record
,-o, the Weather the changes in tempera
tre for The last t~entyfouT hours in comparison with
~. ro-resrandIrr date q lat year:
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Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii be
rcpuhIlsbed In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
charge
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Tribune Local obserVnfion-.-

In this diagram the continuous white line SHOWS the
changes pressure Indicated b The ItbDnss sslt-
NJ b.,su4-fer Are
rnefatvIe as recorded by the IOcsi Weather Bureau
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Hnrneft'. Vanilla
Died.

q pur. Don't let sour grocer work OF cheap and /
dangerous substitute Insist an having B1rnetrS
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stephen Merritt TmbT-g Tst-. rndertske-s s41-s "
sc 81 Tel Ls.S L32s CheIsse- Frank E CalnpeslL
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WILLIAM, Z. WYATT. Secretary.
CEMETERIES.
CNDERTAkER:

Great rineiavn Cemetery. s.sfs aeres-a beautiful
Park Send foT prices Of ots oacs Is Broad-st. " Y.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-09
milsea Obier.

A beautiful boy, born into the
world-given 10 q loving mothef
to offer to the Heavenly King as
AN emblem of chastity. What
though there be poignant
grief? What though sobs con-
yuIse the tender mothers heart,
there is Joy in the thought tnaG
the little soul shall blossom In the
Garden Of Paradise as, unsnllied
and immaculate as the lilies that
omen during the Easter tide. the
tiny face that left earth with the
stamp of suffering's pitiless brand
shall greet the mother and father
ona tlay In the world beyond. ra-
dIent with the infinite joy and the
neace of the Christ love.
Cease to grieve, bereaved parents,
for the little head of your angel
hoy nestles on the bosom sur
charged with love far more Illlinl-
table than the puny passion OF
earthly father and mother.
aGo to thy rest, fair eflilds
| Go to thy dreamless bed,
Gentle and meek and mild
With blessings ON thy heaa:
| Fresh roses in thy hand,
| Buds ON thy pillow laid
Haste from this biighting land,
Where flowers so quickly fads.
From loving friend to
ALICE
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-09
chicot New s.
We are having too much rain.

We are having too much rain.
Melons and peaches ars plenti-
ful.
Capt. Sam Haas is in 0pelonsas
this week attending q meeting Of
the Police Jury; ditto Hon. VIM.
Clark, of the School Board.
'TIs no doubt that aIee.p Hon.
r. L. Garland, will be reelected
District Attorney.
Little Martha Erlieh celebrated
her 7th birth day July 4tii.
Some OF the antis who were OPP
posed to tho creation of the new
parish of Blanchard were called
cold sore-heads." The matter now
being settled, at least forthe pres
ent, the pros will find out i We are
living I'm the woods, wesare not
as sore as some people would inn
agine.
Au election In July, August and
November is pouring 1t on pretty
thick.
Boys, you are mp against big
proposition when you run against
Pujo for Congress.
All crops in our vicinity are fine
and growing nicely.
"Bud," j. C. Murray. Of New
Town, the famous watelHislon man,
presented We scribe with ane mel
on Weighing 6aa pounds. Thanks,
Bud. Call again.
Judge FL. Singleton has been inau-
gurated and married his first couple
on July 9Th. The Judge was lit.
tie excited, bat pulled through in
fine style.
Mr.. Fl. Z. Erlich returned few
days ago from the worlds fair, and
reports it being a grand affair. One
could scarcely realize the workings
Of man, unless he was present L
see for himself.
Our citizens should feel proud q
our present Legislators. They al
acquitted themselves fiaely dur
ling the recent session Oh tn
Legislature.
i Hon. Sam Robertson viii be re
turned to Congress from the Gel
i District without opposition
Mrs. Ed Wolff visited Vile Platt
last Monday. More anon.
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