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The Falls City tribune., 1904-11-04
Only a Little Child.

Only a little child whom few could know,
And yet l wonder why my warm tears
flow?
Only a little soul that's taken flight.
Only a little coffin-small and white,
Amid the roses sweet as innocence.
Amid the roses sweet as heav ms incense.
Two wond'ring limpid eyes dropping In
death,
Whilst angels hover near with bated
breath.
rwo tiny hands upon a tiny breast,
Two restless patt'ring feet fore'er at
rest!
Dbl! little snowy breast so pure, so fair!
Oh. little loving heart SO still in there!
Only a little babe-a little child,
Yet when he died the gentle Shepherd
smiled.
A little lamb to join the flock above.
Another little lamb for Him to love.
Only a little babe-a little child,
Yet when he died the Shepherd up there
smiled.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-11-04

seated In the window, an old photo
graph clasped In her s%tiffening An
gers, would eve more look and long
and listen for the step and the voice
that might not m
But Godfrey Barrett returned to
the e Of his strange adventure
again and yet again. Nor could Der.
tina Craig long withstand the ardor OF
his wooing.
II think l began to care for you"
she admitted, when | saw how kind
you were to poor Aunt Alice"
But l." he hesitated with lover1
bravado, cared for you before l real
ly saw you. ! think l fell In love
with the little anxious face | saw
reflected in the mirror."-Alice Skin.
ncr in Boston Globe.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-11-04
Solve the Tramp Problem.

Out in Colby a remedy for the
tramp nuisance has been found. The
city council had 1000 meal tickets
printed and distributed them among
the women. When a tramp knocks
at a kitchen door and asks for a
"handout' he gets one Of these tick
cts, which is good for a meal when
signed by the city marshal. When the
marshal gets hold Of the tramp he
compels hin to work a couple of
hours in payment for the meal
Tramps are scarce in Colby.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-11-04
Independence for Negroes.

An Afro-American stock company.
composed of negroes, has been or
ganized in San B%ernardino. southern
California. 1t proposes to bring to
that part Of the state all the South.
erA negroes who have the will and
the money to make themselves indie
pendent as ranchers and orange grow.
ers.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-11-04

"Oh!" cried a soft, excited voice. at
Is you! You have cOme--at last!"
Godfrey Barrett's hand dropped from
the bell. A lady appeared at the end
of the hall. She seemed shy, but re-
joiced. And, as she came out of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
THE PRINCESS M.ATHILDE.
Personal Impressions Recorded by
an English Friend.
ey. IN The London Athenaum.

j. z. C Bodley IN The London Athenasum.
No one ever deserved an obituary tribute In
q journal consecrated TO literature and the fine
arts better than the Princess Mathilde, who died
last Saturday in her eighty-fourth year at her
hotel in the Rue de Berri. An artist Of high
merit, she had exhibited at the old Palais de
flndustrie forty-five years ago. and she went on
painting TIL her fatal accident last summer
When she was over eighty she painted a beauti-
photograph OF her old age which she liked hest
70 give 10 her friends was after her portrait by
Doucet IN which she was represented as re-
touching q water color.
AS for her connection with literature, hers
was the very last literary salon Of Paris That
Institution, founded Just three hundred wears
ago. when Henri ~ king, by the young
Msrquise de Rambouilet came TO an end last
summer. when the aged niece Of Napoleon left
she returned to Gle. In Paris the princess ex-
cept on the rare occasions when she went out
was at home 20 her friends every evening OF her
life. always decollete IN the simple style O. the
Second Empire, displaying her marvellous shout
ders, which had been admired for sixty years
and which were usually adorned with the IA
NOUS ropes OF pearls which Napoleon had given
TO her mother, the Queen OF Westphalia Her
hospitable salon. though its chief gories had de-
parted remained an oasis IN the wilderness Of
Paris. where now the Faubourg 81. German is
only a geographical expression where politics
has no dealings with culture. and where the
upper classes OF the society which once made
>Sconversation a fine art spend their DAVIS on au-
tonobies and their nights IN playing bridge
IN aooluon 10 people who We're interesting for
themselves. the princess liked TO receive those
"no pore llnstr.ous names associated with her
salon under the Second Empire. One evening
AFTER she had presented to lie veuf AL
DOM, 10 N TheoDhile Gautier'' and TO Nine
AIehahore Dumas" could not forbear whis-
perLng 70 her; Does the princess also expect
ssinte -Beuve and Gustave F9aubert to-nixht7'
Ihooeh with noble dignity she accepted the
chafased situation, having no Illusion that she
wouio see the restoration OF the Bonanartas
the AIMEE Terrible naturally the great a.
nosnE Inc OF her existence. as indeed OF the
NE OF France Thus. when, some months 500
ehe honored my family with a visit ar q b.. -
"a the Place Vendome where our Windows
iookeo Gown upon the garden OF the Min,stara
De lie Justice ..Tenst le iar6tn s,r,s,
me remarked: for II was there that the Prime
ndinister OF lsso had his official residence when
he and his master sent forth the ar,ots ~. .
France TO the Prussian frontier Va
Net that her interests ley solely in the ma -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ Of westcheser-George A. scoheld Plaintiff against
Cytv Island Realty Company Fairacre Realty Company
and Frederick Wood. Defendants In pursuance of the
judgement OF foreclosure duly made and entered
In the above action and bearing date the 10th
therein viii sell at public auction on the premises
hereinafter described situate City Island, in the
Borough the Bronx in the City County and state OF
New-York on 22d Of January. 1901 at O'Clock
tho afternoon that day the premises directed by
All those lots pieces parcels of land situate
living and being the Borough of the Bronx in the
24th the City, County and State Of New York
formerly in Pelham, County OF Westcheser,
and more paru arly bounded and described follows:
Reing lots known and designated certain map n
titled Map O the Frances Soodeld Estate City
the Bronx, City. County and State
New YORK made by Fairchild, Civil Engineer.
dated 1900 and filed in the Office OF the
Register OF the County of New York the 2Gth
February 1900 lots numbered Seventeen 40. Eigh-
teen 49, Twenty-one (21 and Twenty-Five (22) Plot
Two or one ~. Two (0. Three 90. Four
and Five 80 Three (3); numbers One %. Two
or Three 81 Eight (s) Nine 90 Plot Four
numbers a. Two % Six 49, Seven %. Eight (S).
Eleven I'D. Twelve Q2) and Fifteen 15) Plot Five
49, 49,.
ROLAND B. ARCHER, Referee.
J.. MORTIMER BELL. Attorney for Plaintn. Lucas
Building Depot Place. Mount Vernon. N. .
following is diagram Of the property 70 De sold
has street number:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Abner C. Thomas e Surrogate the County Of New
York notice is hereby given TO all having claims
Trainer. late Of the County Of Ycrk
deceased 70 present the same with vouchers thereof
floor l Street, Borough Manhattan in tho
City az New York before 27h day OF MAY nsxt
Dated New York the 18th day Of November, 1903
LUKE TRAIHOR
EIBBARD. PRATT & hckLPIN. Attorneys or Executor
Nassau. corner Wall stcsst. Borough Manhattan.
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

- Honorable Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the
County New YORK. notice hereby given to all
having claims against Kate Shells Nelson the
County New York deceased, TO present the same
the subscriber.
81 L IIysrruore
No. 80 Broad Street. Borough Manhattan City
OF York, before January Pad, 1904
Dated New York, the twenty-frst day OF July 1905
VIRGINIA NELSON. Elxecutrx
ARTHUR l. LIVERMORE. Attorney for E1scutrir No
Street. Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate or the County OF
York Notice hereby given all persons having
against ARCHIBALD " BEEBE late OF County
New York deceased 10 the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber her place OF transactng
business at the Office Of Thomas Falls. No. 40 Liberty
Street. IN the CITY OF New York
before the 18th day Of July
Dated New York. the 18TH day January 1904
ANNA PRESTON BEEBE. Executrix
THOMAS J. FALLS Attorney for Executrix 100 Liberty
ST.. New York City Borough of Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE Elk
CHANGE. 156 West 34th-st-. near It'll
ave the particular shop FOR those seeking
bargains and lovers OF genuine original
antiques; no goods are held for a price but
must be sold We buy sell and exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Frank T fitzgerald. Surrogate County Of
New YORK is hereby given all having
Martha a. HRrtstene late
OF New York deceased. 10 the with
sr subscriber at her place OF transactisg
ofices Ern 4 Robinson. Wal
siTee IN the City New York. before day
Dated New York. 2eth day CT August 1903.
SYLVIA II. DAVIS, ExecutrtA.
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for E1ecutrix. 80
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

The Approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is 10 DO SOLD Is
sI4llSS thereon from the 26th day OF De-
cember. 1903. costs and allowances amounting TO
SSsS0 with interest December Goth 1903 together
with the OF the sale The approximate amount
OF other liens which Will be al
lowed the purchaser ths purchase money. or
paid by the sSI1 s2-1O0 with interest DO
added.
Dated New York. December Both, 1908
ROLAND r. ARCHER. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

Arthur H. Beavens Tube, Train, Tram and
Car" George Routledge & Sons. Ltd, is an
admirable treatment Of electric traction from
the English point OF view. Inasmuch as that
art has attained high development in the
United States in Europe. it is not possible
20 supply technical information OF much value
to American readers. The extent TO which cleo
tricity is used for surface and tunnel roads in
England is. however. matter of much interest
BY car the writer means an automobile. not
a railroad coach, and in discussing horseless
carriages he does not limit himself TO those
propelled by electricity. In an introduction
written by Llewellyn Preece-in place Of his
father. Sir William Preece who was prevented
from doing so by serious illness-the opinion is
expressed that ''even the electric IS
more reliable than either the petrol (gasolene)
or the steam car" and further improvements
are anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

PURSUANCE OI an OINDI-S Or hun
l. orable Abnsr c. Thomas. Surrogate Of County
New YORK hereby given TO all having
claims against Henry Brown. late Of the County OF Sui
Ivan STATE Pennsylvania deceased present the
same with thereof TO the subscribers their
49,. the offices
& Rudd No 20 Liberty Street, n
The Borough Of Manhattan city OF New York. On or be-
tore The eleventh day % March. 1904
r1a,a5 New York the 9th day OF Septembsr. 1904
-01NN~ ADELAIDE B. FITCH,
T. FREDERICKS.
Executors
BLAIR & RUDD: Attorneys for Executors 20 Liberty
Street y. Y. City
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Ocean Steamers.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA FLORIDA AIARA.A
TICKETS Texas, Colorado Ariz- IA o. "a,
fcrnia- Mexico. etc. Georgia. Aiahsna
DELIGHTFUL OCEAN VOYAGES Booklet "Pockst
O H MALLORY g CO.. Gen Ax,.. IA nu,,u. sp, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
BOOKS.

FRENCH and Italian books and comic
papers imported direct weekly. Mali
orders promptly attended to. Tel. 800
Spring. s. +. VANNi 54S w. Broadway
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ourrogCtes Notices.

IVI.EISCHMAN, REGINA.-IN PURSUANCE
- Of an order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surro-
gate OF County Of New York notice hereby givsn
persons having claims against Regina Fleischman
isfa OFT Of York deceased,
tae with thereof the subscriber his place
o transactng business the Bernard Isecke
No aO3 Broadway the Borough Of Manhattan. IN thu
City New York on or before the LIST day Of March,
1904.
CHARLES FT1ETSCHNAN. Executor.
BERNARD J IsDCK Attorney for Executor. eos Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

GIBBS, FREDERICK SIN PURSUANCE
- ~ an order of Hon Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate
TIE County OF New York notice IS hereby given ali
persons having against Frederick Gibbs. late OF
County o. New York. Of New York,
10 presenf the same. the vouchers thereof
subscribers place OF tansscunS busnesS, the
ofaos OF 8IessTs. Winthrop & strlson No. 82 Liberty
street. Borough 81 Manhattan, New York City, New
York on or before the 9th day OF May. 1904
Dated November 17th. 1909. -
DAISY MEADE GIBBS.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY.
Executors
WINTHROP & sTIslsoN. ATTORNEYS for Executors. 81
Liberty Street, Borough Of Manhattan New York
City New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

- OF an order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas surrox,,.
Of the County Of New York notice hereby all
having claims against John d. late
County OF New York. deceased present
witt ri her
business OF rrevor
IIill ~ William In the City York on or
before the day Of April Dated New York the
9Th day OF October 1903
RAYD X COOK Administratrix
FREDERICK TREVOR HILL. Attorney for Adrnnistru-
triS- 50 William 81. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

IHISK, GEORGE RIM PURSUANCE OF AN
OF c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the
County New York. notice IS hereby per
having claims against George r Fisk. Of the
County New York deceased present same with
the subscriber place trans
acting business the office Of Strong IL Cadwaader
40 Wan Street In the City Of New York before
Q July Dated. New
third day OF December, 1903
HENRY WHEELER, Executor
STRONG a CADWAI.ADER, Attorneys for No.
20 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Frtzgersld. Surrogate OF the County of
New York notice IL hereby all having
claims against Robert o. Bren late County Of New
York deceased the with there
OF subscribers their place
ness Liberty the City New York on
or he Of February - -
Dated York. the eth day OF August 1903
WILLIAM LUMMlS
CHARLES A. LUliMIS.
G. II. & F. l. CRAWFORD Executors
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
HE'LL WANTED

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

The first American book on radium was writ
ten by DR.. w. J. Hammer an electrical en-
gineer Of this city, and was published by the
ID. Van Nostrand Company. Two Introductory
chapters are devoted TO the phenomena OF
huorescence and phosphorescence. exhibited by
other substances, but deriving new Importance
from the behavior Of radium. With great pro-
priety the properties OF polonium thorium and
actinium grouped with those of the metal
Just mentioned Akin to the subject are the
singular conduct Of selenium, and the various
attempts 10 employ light for curative purposes
DR.. Hammer has a good excuse, therefore for
including them in the scope Of his survey
Though most Of the facts presented are given
on the authority Of other writer's the author is
able TO report supplementary experiments of his
own, which add to the value Of his story
For nearly twenty years Edward s. Burgess
has been making a study of the aster. mainly
because the genus shows a more rapid varia-
ton than many other plants. He therefore hoped
that he might observe the development Of new
species from the old. Naturally his inquiries
assumed a genealogical aspect and some Of
them were pushed back about 300 years He
thus accumulated a vast amount of botanical
information, besides encountering no end of
classical and poetical illusions TO the flower
In the first part of series Of volumes devoted
10 this single plant he brings his record down
TO the close Of the sixteenth century, a period
distinguished by the observations and classical
tions OF Clusius ''Pre-Clusan Botany" is the
way in which Professor Burgess designates the
book. which constitutes Volume X of the me-
Inoirs OF the Torrey Botanical Club. That or
eanization. ii is hardly necessary TO add, is one
OF the many scientific societies of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

I. 900 CIRCULARS OR CARDS printed
for SO 70. Other printing equally low
CRAVEN PRESS, 81 Eranklin-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
SCIENTIFIC BOOKS.
Notes on Recent Research and
Speculation.

DR.. c. A Stephens is better known by his con-
uibutions TO THE Youths Companion" than by
his biological researches The latter have LED
him 10 discard belief that personal existence
lasts beyond the grave. Nevertheless he THINKS
that man should make the most OF his spiritual
well as Of his intellectual. powers. thus de-
monstrating the intent and real meaning OF the
doctrines of Jesus Christ This is the gospel
which he breaches in Natural Salvation" (The
Laboratory at Norway Lake, Me) In a some
what different sense from that in which the old
theologians understood IT, DR. Stephens thinks
there is an immortal life, but it is spent on the
earth.
An unsatisfactory discussion Of the question
how life first made its appearance on the earth
appears under the title, Doubts About Darwin
ism G,ongmans, Green & Coz Not only is the
authorship concealed under the phrase BY a
Semi Darwinian,' but injustice is done TO the
naturalist Of whom the writer is professedly
remote follower. Darwin attempted 10 show
what influences shaped the development or
plants and animals after the first rudimentary
types had come here. but he offered no eNplana-
ton OF the origin Of life. There is nothing in
his writings that conflicts with the conclusion
OF Semi Darwinian'' that the world has been
the scene OF the Intervention Of a Being pos
sessing the attributes OF intelligence, intention
and power"
DR.. J. A. Fleming. who has been intimately
associated with Marcon in England, is both a
physicist OF high reputation and lucid speaker
scientific topics. In fact, he is q better in
terpreter OF wireless telegraphy than its most
conspicuous devotee. A series of lectures given
last winter before the Royal Institution on this
subject have been collected under the desisna-
ton. Waves and nipples" CThomas Nelson *
Sons) In order TO render more ineligible the
phenomena which Hertz investigated and Mar
conf utilized, DR.. Fleming shows how disturb
ances propagated from central point on
the surface OF a sheet OF water, and also enters
into the transmission Of sound by the air. He
gives one admirable insight into the most
modern method of communication over long dis
tances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
billiard AND POOL TABLES

MANUFA CTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
SQUARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21
MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE. $3.50 UP.

II days March s. ''I>urfurst l3 1s2 tons Spring
nd Europe Shoice berths all lines
f. c. CLARK. 113 Broadway. N Y
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-13

People interested in Industrial af-
fairs are open in their confession that
there Ia very little probability OF the
consolidation OF the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad Company, Republic
Iron and Steel Company ana the sioss-
Sheffield Steel and Iron Company. An
other step In that direction is to be
taken at a conference booked TO be held
between the three companies In New
York on Tuesday or Wednesday of this
week. Some of the high officials OF
the companies named have started for
New York to be at the conference.
While the recent report Of the commits
sion of experts who Investigated values
of coal and ore properties of the three
companies is to be the principal matter
discussed, there will be something said
looking to the possible merger. on
cials of the Sloss-Sheffield steel and
Iron Company say that that company
has not been DESTROYS of the consolida-
ton, Notwithstanding the report of the
experts does not show their properties
as extensive as others. The Sloss-
Shefield steel and Iron Company will
most likely declare the usual quarterly
dividend on preferred stock at it's meet
ing Tuesday morning. The report of
the President of the company as to OPP
erations during the past quarter shows
good earnings. Notwithstanding low
prices OF pig iron and the slow demand
for the product.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-13

1T is about Christian gymnastics that
II wish to speak especially this after
noon. Exercise yourself toward God
Illness Cody men and women are not
the ones who pass life of idleness and
Inactivity. Goodness like physical
strength comes from the development
of those powers and faculties with
which every child OF God Is endowed.
The chief cause OF difference between
the weak, puny Christian and the
strong, robust, confident Christian is
the same as the cause of difference
between the weak, puny member OF any
of the animal families and the strong,
robust member--va matter of exercise
Goodness is a growth, a develop
mont; 1t is not attained at a single
step.
ut must come through growth OF
knowledge OF God through a growth
in the knowledge of Christ the Son.
TT must come through a development
and growth of the spiritual powers that
are the gift OF GOD at the spiritual
birth. t
Christian gymnastics is more de-
serving OF our time and attention than
the other gymnastics Of which I've
spoken, For bodily exercise profiteth
for a little while, but Goodness is prof
table unto all things having promise
OF life that now Is, and OF that which
is to come" (fst Tim, Nv, 80
=" Seeing then that all these things
shall be dissolved, what manner or
persons ought We to be in all holy con-
versation and Goodness, looking for
and fastening the coming of the day
of God (2nd Peter, iii, 10