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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

waiting for ogden connection, but use
our new long distance line after Mon
day, oct. 4th,
Utah Independent Telephone Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

READ-At Nephl, Utah oct q, 1904 Of
pneumonia. Samuel ~ Read, born Oct
70. lHl at London England The de-
ceased was well known In Nenhi and
salt Lake ana leaves two sons. two
dlushie;s and a wife. flc was "a hroth-
or 10 W. i. Read. Mrs. o. y Arnold
and Mrs. John Smell Of this city.
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BOSTON MARKET

Closing quotations today as re-
. ported by the Brokerage s. Finance
: CO. brokers were.
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II You Are in a Hurry
10 talk 10 ogden. you will do well to
patronze the new Toll Line
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ToNopAH STOCKS.
DIED.

TfMMs.-A his residence. 100 r street.
city oct "a. 1904. VIM. Trims. son OF
John and Alice Smith Trims. born oct.
j 1871 az Broom, Warwiclshlre Eng.
Rgel y years, " days. Baptized Feb.
q 1916 Emigrated 10 Utah. lsii
Funeral notice later
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A TRAPEzE PERFORMER
TRIBUNE QUOTED.

Remembering Frank Cannons
charge Of deal listen TO these words
from an editorial In the salt Lake Tri-
bune OF Sept 10. 1904: N your senu-
ments are with the American party, do
not vote any ticket nor any party Of
that ticket, concerning which the
Church leaders have barganed OF the
sovereign franchise OF Utah, and do
not vote any ticket or any part Of any
ticket, concerning which there is le-
climate fear that It's representatives
are passive now toward church inf
uence, and may become active allies OF
the Church leaders IN case Of election. D.
The speaker recited many incidents
bearing upon the question discussed
and then said
yellow citizens Of the American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
This
Day In History.
OCTOBER g4th,

tN1-Jane Seymour wife ~
Henry VII, and mother
OF Edward W. died.
1901 Tycho Drahc. famous as.
lfOn0mor died at Prague.
iGiS The peace Of WoslphalIa
ended the dreadful Thirty
Years war
1870 Florida coded 10 the United
states hy SPAIN
1852 Daniel Webster American
orator ana statesman, died
90 MaHhheld, Mass; born
lis2
1854 Affair az Bolaklova, In The
CHmcd, made famous hy ne
charge OF the Light brigade.
is93-Rear Admiral walter w.
Queen, u s A., retired died
in Washington. born ISL
1sq5-Ex. United states Senator
Charca w. Van WyCk Of
Nebraska died In washing
ton, born 1874
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla
and Pills

VIII rid you Of Scroiula, radi.
cally and permanently as they
have rid thousands,
Accept no substitute.
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WANTED-LADy AGENr ICN EASY
seller Apply Tuesday afternoon at % ~,
Eighth South 81
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TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION.
WANTED.

TEAMS FOR DIRT HAULING GOOr
wages, stoady wCrt Rudolph S B,oh
60 contractors, corner First South lr
Third East ets,
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Don't Lot This Day in
Your History

Lapse without deciding 20
BIND YOUR OLD BOOKS
AND MAGAZINES
end bringing them 70 the Dcseret
News Office Tor that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

CLILLD'S NIAID.-5y young gtris -Eos-i-
e1cet ki-Lrrga-ren. refined family.
TAEISCE, care Deitschar. 437 East 6ta-st-
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GARDENER and SUPERINTENDENT
scotch married. Thoroughly ur1>t.-a- ic
al branches - wears experience 1ytT take
entire charge gentleman. country rz-a---
wages expected. S-5 per month HcRTI-
CTLTULST. ke1a-st greenhouses. Brook
ly1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
LAWYERS.

LOST OR STOLEN Ba.kb0oiSs No.
tSI.095. AZ 924. 4-o,9--. or the German
Savings Bank. ia the CITY of New York.
corner 4th-aye. aud l+tG-st-. issued To
Eliza Gress clara Gress and Walter
Gress. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned
20 the bank ou the Sta day II August.
1904. a duplicate ilI he issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

CHAUFFEUR or USEFUL NIAN-E-rltzh
mechanic. "a years; single; hest refer
euces; thorough repairer, small S. an
VAIN. 20I Bay 22d-sI.. Bs-h Beach. Long
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
OurrOgates' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogats OF the County OF
New notice Is hereby given havng
against George Washington Egsston. or
County deceased present the same Win
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber place Of
acting business No "a All street. City Of New
York or before the Goth OF December next.
Dated New York. the nth day Of June 1904
BUTLER. NOTMAN. JOLINE AITNDERSE ATTORNEYS
Executor, 81 Wall Street, New York Civ.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abner Thomas, Surrogate the County OF New
York hereby given all persons having claims
against Ely. the County OF New YorJ
deceased the with
subscriber place business at the ofs
Horace S. Ely s Co, No 81 Liberty Street BoroiIgh
Manhattan, The City Of New York or before ~,
18th day OF December 800
Dated New York. the 6th DAY Of June. 1905.
FANNY r. G. ELY. Executrfx
LANE & TRAFFORD Attorneys for Executrix 40 Tih-
Street New York City.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Ter III. T-tn7,7.
~ received at their Uptown Office
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII be received following branch
Offices at regular Office until : o'clock viz
2S4 shave. 23l-st 152 6th-ave-.
Real Estate.
A SMITH. No. 1.Os9 Lexngton-ave. wants Real Is
~. tate for sale. collect; reliability
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A DvERTTSEaIENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a their Uptown Once
NO 1864 BROADWAY.
2s-1T1oO eI5 ls-lInoO tx N uATFooId
1s-lsgdo1siIuO :'sAB-pg Fg9 :ls-lsIF IBsu "SAB
;'sAB-iUouIsIL s-'1c5I 3svI LGI :'3s-ul6s
s0LI :ls-lsIs ''sAsIg O5O sls
puB sL UssAlsq 'sABpg SET ls-Vlc5I 500 ssAH
us puu M ussAlsq !s-P5t 1ssM :',s-lFI 8SeI 20
1s-ul5T 400 9AH-ul9 SCI 4s-pSS 100 . sASls tso
:ziA In d Eooio.o T9un IBIussl ~ sSoVo
goucI1 su!noIog -V1 ~ poAIs5sI UlA suSI0s-SApF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
CARPET CLEANING.

N. Y.GARPETGLEaGlN5G eco
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
49, & 4Sg WEST 45TH-ST
Tel 5l1-Ssth-st. Established 1881.
" Il JORDAN L LES-Z.
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WORK WASTEI



Hale
ADVOCATES OF PROSPERITY. prove
that Il exists; capable young American as
shipping clerk mot porter. or with real
estate firm or steamship company where
strict attention 70 employ er's interests
would bring advancement; Al references
EQUITABLE PAY Tribune ONCE.
ARCHITECT, designer. m any architectu-
raj Office. best references. ARCHITEss p
Tribunta uptown Office. /. 1874 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

CHACFFEU R--For private family. run a
10 horsepower -or i've years. can make
the machine a good horse. served IN re
English cavalry; best OF references = T
F. Tribune OcfEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

GARDENER twenty years practical ex-
perierce IN AL branches. with architect
~ contractor o. landscape w1rS- would 50
on private place as gardener and .1r.sr.
understands Gaze a-5 mana cement 0- live
STOCK: married = <. E-C&EL. 90 Walker
3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

COACHNAN.-By German. IS r.1+ -7-=A-
man; strictly sober. care az motor We
hicIe. good reference FR2NZ yC- -PT-
Tribune Uptown ONCE 1364 Br1advav-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

CAAJ FE'EU R--Als1 ulachi1tst- experience
AZ operating with steam carr. age. uu.ier-
stands thoroughly Easol@Ee ard electric
cars, viii call = required :. T., Dlx -.
tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

NURSE Experienced. care Of invalid OF
as mothers hslner- eVcellent references;
city or country NURSE. care Moore. f0S
West 93d-st
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Steamboats,.

HUDSON River BY DaYlroar.
Pa.atal Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY OF
Rive. Day Linz fastest an anest Fiver boats
the world
Desh-osses - Pier ---------s -
2@1 St---.-----.- ----r.- t.lJ o.
West I29ra St---.----- 8 20 -
Ta-67r az YCn5era West Point %ewburgn. Poughkeez-
Kingston Point Catskl Hudson and Albany Daily.
sv~o1- sunday Special Trains CatskiN Min resorts
- f5ar7+r-s and easv connections points Ea--
S1h and west Through tickets and baggage checked
cfa.as ~ - -rausfer CO. Most delightful oue-day
o.--rs 10 West point. Nswbu-gh. Polghkeeps!a
'--''@'S - Fsestatraut open at A. " MUSIC.
Steamer Harry Powell
Isaysnr Tlegbrosses st at Sl6-P II. Saturdays las
p ~ " 221d ST. $3.50 r. 81 SATURDAYS P NJ:
iZg.h 81 IN Saturdays only. 20 ?. ~ For Highland
Fails West Point Cornwall New5urgh. New Hamburg.
Milton Poughkeepsie. EsopUs, Rond5ut and Kingston
Orchestra uoard-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
Country Property for Sale.

FOR SALE-IdsaI country home, beautiful Cyera-
SEQ. n. z. OF the WadsWorths; modern
house barn and i acre land. beautifully situarsd
only s.. 1000 Address T. L FISHBACGH, Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

GARDENER. 1-sr class strictly sober
useful nan. on Een-leu1au's place. ~
ders-ands care o. horses and COWS. handy
with all xmas 90 tools, ci-v 1r country.
ADDRESS n. r.. 81 ci-sr. H7h0S-a. y J.
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DED ID" LINE.
~ For Ia Gaayra Puerto CaheIlo Curacao and Aia-a
calbo VIA curacao. calling also "a Juan. 2.
From -. adjoining Wal 81. Brooklyn.
8 PHIL-A CELEtIIA -Sa tgrGay, August
3 S. CARACAS. saturday Aug. 20.
II Guayra, Curacao and MararaIh1
3 6 Saturday. july 80 noon
s. s MAEACAlBD. --...- -SIturCay. August H.
These superior accommodations Tor
sergrrs
BOULTOS. BLISS q pALrETT.
General Managers - Wall St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

FARMER vvorl.us foreman. married. Box
Il. g-ri g. boy 4. practical man every
branch. stock crops. WIFE board --=u etc.
JOHN. az Carpenters =. ia Gr1-lv-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BCTLER-By refined man. German. .
years, h1Scly recommended. personal Ctry
references. address JOSEF N1LINEE Al
East G4th-s1
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TmmW 4 1HlE

TROY l1NEo
ST. CITY Of Troy Saratoga leave Pier 80. ~ r.
ION s. Daily except Saturday,, P II. Sun
day-sTEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANY Direct railroad
Troy f2c al resorts North and East
Phone I20S-Sprirg DINING ROOMS on MAIN DECK
EEARCHLIGftT EXCURSION TROY. $3.50: SARA
TOGA $3.50. LAKE GEORGE. SEQ. WILMINGTON.
VT. $500
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MAID OF WATTR ESS. BY girl. hest r>s-
ereure call Monday and Tuesday. 30
v-esr 2Ith-st 7 ftsht up, west side
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WORK WANTED.

ADVERT ISEME
WORK WANTED.
MalA
BOOKBINDER-Good hnisher: both blank
ana printed work. wants steady job or
East I0jtl-sJ.
BOONkEEPER. or assistant. double entry,
t-uJ; moderate salary =. WEISS. 265
Xiv lESton-st
BOY, L. graduated. desires position at
any thing ! year Office experience; well
recoIETnen1eci furnish references 4. q.
G.. Box 10, Tribune Office
BOY-Neat coIored Lov. II years. living
with parents. at any iu-i CITY reference:
rot out OF city. ELLIOTT. 502 West
l-'th-st city
BOY. Il. graduate. in ONCE or some light
ork- Address J JOSEPH FEKNAN-
DE-. = F1-sers Place.
BRASS BUFFER ard poIisher. expert
eCcec. best references. HENRY Ma
LILY. III East 1Sd-st.
CARPENTER and painter wishes steady
position. ci-y or country Address A
JOHNSON. 80 Monroe-st-. HoboNen-
CORRESPONDENT Sc.-By young man.
PASSENGER agency or n s-o-r.y, -o1---sil-
clerk ~ Russian Consulate good refer
e2ces, spcaAs German, Russian, P7.isn.
Lithuanian ard some English BAGU-d,
@ft NytAe-ave.. Brooklyn
DRAUGHTSAIAN-E Experienced. for cleo
t-tcal ard mechanical work wants posi-
ton n once. - years experience, highest
references. WILLIAM SCLtEBEI. 20 Pop
lar-st. Jersey C1ty Heights
DRIvER--Gernan: married, sc. driving
route. security. address B A. 1.l52
hyrt-e-aye-, brooh-ya-
ENGINEERS AssIsrANT-sober. indus
rrl0us willing. 3 years experience.
JOHN W. sTOLBROok. 40 East 'Ith-st-
EXPERIENCED MAN in lacss. smbroid-
cries. vel-nss. etc. ooth as buyer and
salesman Address E GIBSON. l55 EGss-
ELE-TRCPLATER. understanding the
business In all It's branches. CAPABLE %
taking fun charge Address Platter, Box
lI5o. Waterbury. Conn
GERMAN. native. 70 translate and core
spcr5 10 German and French. evenings,
home work preferred, BLIN. 60 West
1os-l-sc-
HOTEL CLERK-Youns man, single. 70
assist II bar: experiercedi strictly
country preferred. WARD. zo3 West
9lACH-NIST-L5r hand. 10 years. ex-
pe=sace. can FURNISH best retsrea-4 p.
J. SCHMITZ. $50 West lst1-sL
49, - - -, ---,--..,.. -
stands care Z il-les' and gentleman
clothes. pressing and cleaning KLEIN.
PAINTER. raY=raa1ser. German: paint
g0,m. 81 paUerei 81 -. uateria. in
-l..at Es.s--f-.n- 7.asts-iuz cheap.
SO "'T5 1 S1-53l'ee Tsi-Ien as. y re-
-, - go 80 n, 80 - 49,,
--'r 80 a., go - 49,,
r-a--a-1-- p-.-e. IA y y --.e- = .---1-e
r,,-,------, -.- ,,,----- .-,--,,-- ---4,-.
rt5.as. s.. raasred. 81 - traper l7c-uds5l.
go. oy %5I@ guaranteed PAIN J. Tx ia
POSITION WAN-ED-Sr--ug man wants
w9rA 9es5 7'e Ne. -9-. e'-+yy en-
t-EtL- - - - ---- ---
roRrER or elevator man in downtown
5-,..-as' 10 Yeas reference 7i-'''' y
a+5 west &C.
roP-rB ------.4. IN Sew. 90 o4+~a
sl1-a-as -s- --ls7 - ~ l'5'''e'
r,r,--sr-- - .,-.,. --.,,-.1 ar 4---4 ,---
----,,.t- ,rs, -,-.- -.g.s --v ann Os-
-- z,rr--- ~ yJ+--t-'--
tga-aNr N-2- -IN ,--E-
,--- -
80 = +----,'- -.-.- ~ ----,-. II.
~ sl, . -- -.-. -e,3.--.. --l,-,-ss=ss
made over -arP-.s -ai-- lI l.----- e. 80
E--s.-lE OF -. ---' 81 - - $50
'-l-1.r-. =
e-,rrr,fA~ Cleo Or country aged -
-q Wins s: s 3E,5 aGnes' address ~ ''oNN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
\ PURSUANCE OF az ORpER OF Hos.

Frank r Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York hereby given all persons having
claims against George Luke late Of Cos Cob, State
deceased. the with vouchers
subscribers. their place OF transactg
Fulton Street. Borough OF Manhattan,
City OF New YORK. before the twe1y-second
Of August. 1904
Dated New York. thirteenth Of February.
JOHN h STITT
CHARLES STEWART PHILLIPS.
Executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
Feuale.

YOUNG LADY pianist. havtr- s-u7seF
harmony and cCu1Jsryoint would Tz-
position requiring above Accomplishment.
not particular ABOUT start. Kiss NEIL
son. Courtla1dt-s--. Mount Vernon.
YOUNG LADY. -. 70 WORK n s-or. n.
make herself generally useful In an Of
Ace; good pelma1, wei edC,acoI- refer
ences- = l. TERRY, 500 Van Eureu-st.,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of
York notice - hereby given TO all persons having
ella against Michael Bowen. late Of the County ~
New York deceased, present the with
thereof the subscriber his place or ransacting
business No as Wall Street in the City Of New York
OF or before 18th day OF September
Dated New York. the End day or March. 1904.
EGERTON L WINTHROP. Jr.. Executor.
VJ.AMEN Is GAMBLER. Attorney fcr Executor
as Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

GIRL. Il years. care OF children: speaks
french. German. 10 q good American
CHRISTIAN ear--i-- wages. $40. II Q.
HALE. Chaplin z5aEls. 55-a-sr. near Lex
--s-1u ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

E0--SENEEP ER-Redned German widow
as hluseEseper for a respectable gentle
man toad OF children: no objection IN
90 1ac-y. references. 146 East SSL1-st-s cars
lGrs Ham-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

ECEERNESS- a Frenc1 gOver1sss:
u-s-c. personal reference E II. S+l
Wes- aJ-l-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
SurrOgateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
u Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County Of
New York notice IS hereby given a! persons having
claims Charles RunyOn. late Of County ~
York deceased, to present The
thereof subscribers their place transactlng
business at Office Kellogg Rose. No. 100 Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan IN the City % New York on
or ef FIRST dag OF September
Dated New York. the 9th day OF February, 1904.
CARMAN r. RUNYON. ARTHUR 5. RUNYON Ex-
KELLOGG & ROSE. Attorneys Executors 40 Broad
way Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS Carr
p=UsuI. best city references. wages so
Can - LAM d BCECHERER CO. d
West -1rh-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
M-CHENERY.


AT REDUCED PRICES 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eX-
changed GEO r EDDY. 39S MaG4so1-sr
MISCELLANEOUS
TENTS for sale or hire COLUMBUS
AWNING co. $50 9Th ave. near 5+th-sc.
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D0HESTIc SITUATIONS WANTED.


ATTENDANT In Institution. HON. or ori-
NeIe family. for growing children or
Adults. by thoroughly experienced and well
recommended lazy. leaL sewer and ussrul
in many Ways, wiling. intelligent and racr-
lul- call or address, u. Twins bureau.
e. 81. eS, iIr4-Sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

Ssw aud secondhand. $50 up on time 0r
rcura.
BOWLING ALLEYS
We make better bowling alleys than
any one else B.. the business. ask any
expert bowler.
BAR FIXTURES
IN stock FOR Immediate delivery. 800 VI
STORE FIXTURES AND CABINET
WORK
Designs a-t estimates On application.
BRTNSNV T- k-E3 Al EF.-CoLLENuE co
Sllcs-ooms. 80. ga 4-h Az. corner
18Th 81
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
ST ALBANS. EAST s1ST-ST.
Rooms. single. suite. with private
baths, doctors Office dining room parIor
floor; electric light; excellent table board
LARGE, ,ooI rooms: excellent table;
brownstOns house. Ee1r trolleys and
Il; summer rates. 3Oe Greene-ave-,
Brooklyn.
LESOH-AVE.. 964 between 12sth and
10th SITS. 1.-Two newly renovated rooms
Absolute cleanliness; bath. URBAN
Is EAST H-ST.-Arraugem made
for temporary or proJracted residence IN
cool, Up 10 date rooms OF suites. with
board.
19TH-ST.. 100 EAST.-rtne outlook; cool.
large corner rooms; four windows. private
baths, large closets. meals optional
66TH-ST.. 1926 corner Broadway.-Refned
couple having eight room apartment %iu
rent large front room 70 refined gentleman
or couple GRISSOA-
I2d-st- 20s-2lO West-Bea-rlsul rooms
superior table; references given and re-
CURED.
212 WEST 44TH- ST-Fiue large. cool
rooms; telephone. all Convenieaces; re-
fined surroundings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-25

CHLD'S NURSE. Norwegian; 2 year. n
.as- place; pleasant disposition; prs.ers
infants O., HQFMAYER ) BUREAU. 153
West =5l-s-. Telephone 1854 Chelsea
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City Property for Sale.
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

a ROOMS AND BATH. all Tight: all improvements 9
BERT
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nrsINEss CHANCES.

---------------------
RELIA BILE Mercantile and Collection
Co. at 239 Broadway. New-YorS City
are ready to assist merchants and deal
ers in collecting their overdue accounts
No collection. no charge Write.
TURKISH BATHS. capable OF development
To very profitable business: no compe-i-
ton. equipped with every convenience and
requirement price very low. part cash.
balance time. a H * I I GARDNER
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
PALMS BLESSED
IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Most Elaborate Services of the Day
at the Cathedral.


Most Elaborate Services of the Day
at the Cathedral.
Palm Sunday was observed yester-
day in the Roman Catholic churches
of Savannah. the most elaborate serv-
ices being held in the Cathedral of
St. John the Baptist The impressive
ritual of the church was closely fol-,
lowed and the special music rendered
by the choirs made one of the princi-
pal features of the services.
At the Cathedral the palms were
blessed just before the usual mass at
1890 o'clock in the morning. Rt. Rev.
Bishop Benjamin J. Kelley, robed in
the full regalia of his Office, ascended
the pontifical throne and from there
blessed the palms. During the cere-
mony the Cathedral boy choir intoned
the chants set aside for the ceremony.
The palms were then distributed among
the clergy and the people
Immediately following the distribu-
ton Of palms, the solemn procession,
composed of Bishop Kelley attended
by all the clergy of the Cathedral, and
the visiting clergy from other parishes
of the diocese. formed and proceeded
down the right aisle of the church.
passing into the vestibule, and re-
turning by the center aisle.
Rev. Father Kennedy, rector of the
Cathedral, celebrated the high mass.
AS the Passion of Our Lord was be-
ing read in the Latin by the cele-
brant, a priest in the pulpit read the
| English words. The chants of the
mass were intoned by the boy choir.
Similar services were held at the
same hour in St. Patrick's Church and
at the Church of the Sacred Heart. At
the latter church at night special
sermon, appropriate to Palm Sunday
and the event in the life of Christ.
which IL commentaries. was preached
! by Rev. Father Aloysius. The SER
mon was preached from the subject,
Triumph Before Sorrow"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-03-28
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