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SurrOgdteS' Notices.
N PrRsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
tb-er G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of
New Notice hereby given 70 ali persons having
Crawford. late Of the q
Sev York deceased present the same. with vouch-
the subscriber their place OF
e-tfrg business the Office OF Fettretch. SfInan
Sevbel. 20. 81 Park Row tTlEcs Buildi1sJ. in The
CIV OF New York. Borough Of Manhattan. or be-
FORE the day OF July next
Dated New YORK. the -4th day OF December. 1903.
JAMES q. CRAWFORD, z-~..,-.1--
WILLIAM 2 pTLLEB- 1870
FETTRETCH. sILkMAN & sEYBEL- Attorneys for
Executors. y Park Ron. Borough OF Manhattan
CITY O. New York
N PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF HON.
Abuer G. Thomas. surrogate Of the county % New
York dated January 1904 Notice j. hereby given 20
al persons having claims ssalns MARIA a ~ Listift
deceased present
a with yourheis thereof The subscriber. his piae
t-a-e9rtfrr business 30 Broadway. the city Of
az Mauhattau. before the
sayenth ~ September next
GEORGE r WESTERFIEL.D. ExeGctcr, etc
hated New York the % Perjury. 1904.
JOHN AITNEN. Attorney for Executor. 40 u bSo1Al
way, New York. y.
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y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OH A-' OA'D-h VI hON.
- Abner g Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of
Yo- notice hereby 70 all persons having claims
William Baughart late % the County OF
York deceased. present the same. with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber at his Place OF transacting
q Edgar Whtluck, No I41 BrOad-
av in The Borough % Manhattan in The City Of New
YORK on or before the twentieth day Of April next
psted New York the 18th DAY OF October. 1898.
OSCAR n. BANGENRT. Executor.
t.DcAP WHITIOCK Attorney for E.xscT-or III Broad
way, Borough Manhattan. New York City.
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N PURSUANCE OF AN oRnr,

y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDrD
Abper C. Thomas a sur-ox.,. =. : w H0V
no S1 - nsTsSy given % al per-,S Suaty % ~
ssdIls Noses Stiefel late % the Sus having Nsr
Iecedss1 % present thu same VIII w. Of New ~
ne ScS of az rs place % transAcSias thsr.of
May N00fs the i5fs ~ \
Dated New York. the attn day Of No.. aS 4
rr-oN- AR, JULIUS APRIL. 49, s1
Broadway. Borough % Manhattsp sJrss'r
Wv York c. ~
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SErrogates' Notice,


II A ruR 5 1AdS:l OF AN ORDER OF -
York Notes Il hereby given 10 ~ ne County =,
York deeesssE - ,eesaan late Of ne c..las ssss
:, ere suSsc~tl.0 prsent the win v.-ay q ~
n. Once y p.r a. o ss place q transaotoss
Boroush q ManhatS5 5 eillesDle No h sss., =
before the 22nd day OF June -, OF New Vsrs
Lared New York. the 1Tth fa~ = y
rExr FIM0 lily, lMs-ATLAcK cHEEsSSsf7ss' laa
scucor. n Broadway New vor< CI,' Attornsys ~
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Il PTRSTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON


OR SPECIALITY. buying. selling OF tur-
nisafuc homes artisticaily and completely,
o. the Supervision % them. y : I. bFi
co II James B-il'ing 1-l3A BroadSa y
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LOST.

I0sT. -Farkr5ok No. 4o3S67 On Dry Dock
savings Bank. ANY person having Claims
t.rgn ssII book De- called upon 90 present fhe
80 ~ fha hank within thirty days. or the
$40 book viii be declared cancelled ana
ertIrgulshed and new one Issued IN lieu
thereof.
YOeT Handbook No. 1872 9Ol on Dry Dock
SAVINGS Bank ANY person having claims
t1urD said book is called upon 70 present ne
s1rre 20 th0 bank within thirty DAYS OF inc
sd book will be declared cancelled ana
extincuIshed and a ue'S one issued III "eu
thereof
ros~ -Ra7tn-ok No. as Sos % the Union
pine SAVINGS Bank is IairsirS Any per-
son Farlrl a claim Co i Is AgltLs r7i---
mon 90 present the same WITHIN ten c,,y
Or submit 90 hrvi . said passueoS caHe''i'n
and a new one i1sled
T,osT or srOLEN.-BarEho7k 10, Is
$40 OF the Emi-r1-t Industrial SAVINGS
~ rs..,.r-.rr as1FprI Please return
book to bank. 80. 81 th1-nh--s-st
I0S~ - psutbo1x 30. 40 40 Bank for
savings. go 4th-dye-. NeT-h ofN. ray
rn-ut stopped Please return book % pafN.
lost -Eareraoh 40. 47ao.8. Bank fos
SAVINGS. - 4ta-ave.. NeT York Fay
rnert stopped. please return n''N To 'ai.N-
0ST -Es-kboo, 80. 46T.s Bank for
Savings. 2St 4th-aye-. New gfk- Ihg
--srt stopped please return book 10 bank
lost -EarkhooK $50. 5-S.512, Bank Tor
esviu-e Z~s 4th-E-a. New YORK Fay
rncnt stopped. Please return book 70 .....
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SUrTOgateS' Notices.
pURCKHARDT. MARY wHEREA

i
! RURCKHARDT. MARY E. - WHEREAS
the undersigned intends to apply for letters OF al
@ s' On OF ne ana -e,s VII,
visions OF The last sentences u Section 2G64. OF the
Row. therefore, IN pursuance Of order Of Sur
5oa'y Srsi 81 ls Js1ny M ne" 5or. al gie1'os
Blrchard deceased are hereby notfei - present the
lis 5fce the county Court House .n the Borough Of
Manhattan. ci'y q New York on Or before Marsh :.
i ga,fa NsS T7rf Efa zb 1919 ATONE, 70. p.,o,
y william street New YORK
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
AbEer O.. Thomas. Surrogate Of the Cocaty Of New
ssaasj Ward p E5yd a:e q TIE county Of New Yola.
80 80 % Broad street in The City Of Kew York On or
before the 2nd day OF May neAt.
Dated New York. tho Both day Of october. 1893
Administrator. vita he vii; annexed
IS BaSa trGt As!' r iF the Ad"ni''Ta'F' etc.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
: Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
YORK notice is hereby given 10 al persons having claims
YORK deceased - present The vouci e-s there
No leo Broaesy in the city Of New YorN. before
DATED New york the 54 Day =, q y, Noyeq5er 1903
SETH p ROBINSON Aohs5 Tor E:cusor h * Sss:au
STEERS HENRY.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
= oEler O.; Hon Abner g Thomas, Surrogate Of the
s1ns hams claims aEaiust Henri Steers late ~ sss
County York. decessel. present same with
8. d or
traas1-1ing The ofce Charles Th96oers
~ lG5 broadway the Borough Manhattan
ll city - E-p YORK, or before the day 81
May Dated New York. the 18Th dag O. October
.g03 HENRY STEERS
JAMES p STEERS.
PHOEBE A. STEERS.
Executor
CHARLES THADDEUs TERRY. Attorney fo~ EXECUTOR.
l65 BroadWay. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York.
A DvERTIsEaIENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The Tribune
= 4 received 40. I.sst BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii he received the following branch
cfhces regular once until o'clock ?.
asa sth-aNe-, 2sd-st: 1855 6tb-ave. nth
% East iithrt.: 26s West 42d--t-. between eth
and sth AYES :ss West l2sth-st I,SSS Sd-aye.. be-
tween 18th ana nth SITS 1O26 3d-ave. 6ist-sr.
LOS l.t-axe rear ssth-st: l57 East ls5th-st; 756
Ircmont-aNe-s ESQ 3d-ave-. slst-st 5S4 Sd-aVe
% Ch-tstopher-st Brooklyn. y. H.-e Ccrt-st.; 2Ie
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A detachment CT fifty sailors and marines from
the Navy Yard. Brooklyn. VIII attend service to-
morrow morning at the Collegiate Church, Fifth
ave. and Forty-eighth-st The Rev, DR.. Donald
sage Nackav VII refer to the work being done by
the Naval Branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association
Large audiences have greeted DR.. Campbell Nor
gan az his services, held the last five Gays In the
FYfth Avenue Presbyterian Church at y a. m and
r. m. Yesterday third service was held IN the
evening.
special service for printers and newspaper men
viii be held in St PauTs Chapel. Trinity parish,
Broadway and Nesey-st. tomorrow at go a m.
Similar services viii be held on the remaining
Sear Il suce1t - interest Is s shown in them
mems club has been organized at St. Andrews
Church. West seventy-sixth-st. The club meets
monthly ana has for its purpose The Development
~ fellowship in the church and the broadening o.
men.
Special Lenten services ar p. m. on Tuesday,
Wednesdays THURSDAYS and Fridays IN Lent are
announced by the Peoples Church No % East
sxty-first-st The copies and texts are: February
q Ihe Wild Grape lnes arc. Isaiah y, - *, ..
U.s." Isaiah Vii. lO-lI February 6 Gods Royal
Remnant" Isaiah y 2O-23 March ]. Luxury in
Dress Isaiah iii, 1925 March 2 The Righteous
TIE Meroenary Spirit. Isaiah xyiiL March :
MaTfh ne ICON 9 .55 ISSlan
$50 March b. -Four Herald Voices" Isaiah Il
The Church Of the Intercess!ou. Broadway and
observation-disclosures fty-eiEhth-st. will hold special
weekday Ienten services on Tuesdays at 10 a. N.
and $50 b. M wednesdays at 10 a. m. and p. m.
IhuTsoa;s az lo a n. and Z ~ p N. ana Fridays
Rev Dr. Henry Mo,tet. Of the church Of TIE Holy
Communion: March Q the Rev Percy Stickney
Grant. of The church Of the Ascension; March 9.
hia University. March Is. the Rev. Richard Sher-
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MACHINERY.

At PrpU-cED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. tUliy
Guaranteed: machinery bought aud eN-
Changed GEO 2. EDDY. SSs Madison-st
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cYURCH NEWS ANDNOTES.

49,. ,-.,--vo-, Alumni Chapter o: the Kappa
49, -vsts-nity will listen tomorrow 10 special
80, t-- The Rev. D.. Howard 7 Jones ~ -
.1sgtft church o ne t-lEss II ether college
f-s .erlisies have -6esH invited.
-,. W.. End PRESBYTERIAN Church. Amsterdam
So. and ns-htndred-and -dfth-st-. added 70 Us
membership 15 in the year ended February q. AS
present Membership Is more Than Ilaet , MIS-
. travelling sunday school missionary
a pstrio,ic ser-1ce win be held under the auspices
o. Bronx Council. 10. Jos. Junior order Jnlteo
American Mechanics. to-morrow evening. at one
torfyft-st =. s Tsr Haw S con-
gregational church, viii preside.
The Young women's Christian Association OF The
CITY OF Aev-Yoik. No. East FIfteenth-s;-' vii
conduct a special Lcnten course Tuesday evening
Ttess rneetines viii be conducted by pastors OF
CITY churches Perjury = me Be- Be- ST s1ca aeiTy
8 the Rev Robert B2goe 10 the LsN t1oVs Low "a
the Rev. n. s. =. Mcconnell.
last Sunday the Nevv-Yorlx Presbyterian Church
Reverth-ave and One-hundred- 6-tvyenty-e eighth
a. received nineteen new members the result
OF the evanceIstic services receqtion was given
the pastor, the Rev. Duncan J. MeAlillar and ms
anniversary Of the pastorate
A. tke Peoples Slxty-frst street melnoGisI Eils-
copal church Lenten services VIII be held every
-ruesdav wednesday. Thursday and Friday at
J. m Frank Moss wiz speak az the " ashirgIton
anrivcrsarv February ., given under the auspices
az tire Ladies Aid Society.
A. the METROPOLITAN Teuple. Seventh-ave. and
69S5ss61 81 the oae 9S sn the Integrity q
china be Maintained" An Illustrated lecture VIII
~ given on Tuesday night by Peter Mcqueen on
Panama and the New Republic"
A meeting room for the people hiss been opened
By tho Volunteers OF the cross OF Christ at No.
2f-4 Atlanfic-ave. Brooklyn Services are held or
SUNDAY and Wednesday AT 7:45 2. m Sunday school
a. 10 D. an. A free reading room is planned
The Macedonia relief committee reports the fol-
lowing contributions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

FARMER and working foreman. BY a good
English speaking German: eHpeil -uceu IN
American farming. married nan. VITA we
ami thee ~1trGren- wife can board help.
attend dairy and poultry: sewers. years -
Last place. and now leaving on account y
death az employer. reference tns p~7-
~ A. C'arpente-'s 154 6th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

A special service for printers and newspaper neI
viii he held in St PauIs Chapel. Trinity parish
Broadway and Nesey-st. tomorrow at 2.30 a m
Similar services viii be held on the rernainint
SUNDAYS On Lent, ana possibly throughout tn
year Il sufficient interest is shown in them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

Large audiences have greeted Dr. Campbell Nor
rar al his services held the last FIVE DAYS in the
FYftn Avenue Presbyterian Church at II a. m. and
4 r. m Yesterday a third service was held in the
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

mems club has been organized at St. Andrews
Church West Seventv-sixth-st. The club meets
m0uthv. and has for its purpose the development
90 fellowship in the church ana the broadening 81
the chUr~hs activities through The efforts OF the
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

FARMER FOREadNN.-Sorth - Irelsna
Protestant: married. vic; .,g,s-i.,Ssd
WITH Al brs7ches OF farm and dairy, VIE
fne poultry and dairy woman, oul.el o., -,
etc win board help. eight yeaFs :. 70
Mace. references the best. rseeS NV"
Z at C,ernente-'s 154 shave
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School Agencies.

A afFRTcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCT
- Professors. Teachers Tutors Gorernessea
etc % COLLEGES schools Families. Apply
Nrs n. J TCCNG-FULrO1. g onion Square.
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cApDrD-rR -rv a competent man; years
~ .yperien-e. best references go
years IN ous place Address
Ranshau-ave.. East Orange. ~ .
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FARMER FORENAN.--By practical
scotch farmer IS. married. one child.
experienced In American farming and fne
dairy work. Babcock separator testing
etc. 4. graduate GLASGOW Iechnicsl Collese
s-i,c.ssr,1I Win Incubator. etc. disenSaged
about March I. well recommended lnloI-
NATION will be given OF T. r at Carpsn-
tiers t5A 9th-a-e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

SAFt(E EVE R.-By rnidsi.
personsI NE experience M s11 ysh,,,
MonfcIalr eSsFenes- c T. ia 81, &c.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

COACH8IAN and GARDENER--By very
reliable swede, with best OF references.
strictly sober. CARL NELSON, at Car
psr-sr's 15f Gth-cvs-
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EVANGELIST F. F. FRANK.
Carnegie Lycsuu 57th-- st ara -,h-ave
Sunday night February 81 ct 7:a5. subject.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
TIL; TT q; -1S11a " q, EUROPE
Half-hour song service before lecture
All seats free
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
- west sou street
Pebble worship Via. .P.sseshias By he Pastor
Young Men. s ana T555s P Wsasa3 Biol. Glasses.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
FIN ave. and 55th Street
REV. JOHN TIMOTHY STONE,
xsBin sTs sss on Fer 2,y :' s aa4 80
Bible sc-ool meets at $50 a. N.
Atidweek Prayer Meeting wednes5ay Feb 2lth al SIS
strangers cordially invited
FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. .scIENTIsr-servsoe.
eHurch ed.aee 90 vst 4st p sHes1E ea5F : IN
daily All cordially welcome
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. /. VI. HALDEAIAN.
II a. m. The Immense Value of Salt"
sp. m. An Offering of Flowers, or Blood,
Which,"
|''nssdag Tg Fl. ems Friday H.Eh,. Inten Talks"
All cordially invited
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.
Central Frrk West ana g5rh-s-
Christian Science service Sundays p n. and s
p n Nednesdsy evenings a. O'clock Re--ng rooms
open daily from 10 10 ..
FOURTH AVENUE PREsBYTER-EN CHURCH cor
re- 221-st---l2ev- WALTER DC Moan BUCHANAN.
D d. Pastor. breaches Il f. and r
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Eul-aKe.
Rev PLEASANT HUNTER 70. p. Pastor.
q. : o.
FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE la East 20-b-st
cGrarnercy Park3.-Biale class. 10 a. M Meeting FOR
worship. Il d n. All welcome
GRACE ~ q CIIl-R CH
West loztnst- between Columbus ard Amsterdam, AYES
DR. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH wsds5,-,v.
and l--th-st- Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL. Miaister.-se.-
vices ~ ard s
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
3lst-sr
i a m and ,. - Bible Classes 9:45 q n
The Rev. THOMAS S. BARBOUR. u. D..
Vii preach
TOYING MEN SPECIALLY INVITED.
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPrscoPar. c77r-RrEz
Rev. WALLACE MACafUII.E% p D Pastor
f4eacnilg u TIE Pastor u r. q n Morn
* sgslset E0t,ei.NENfsss. evening subject THE
SUNDAY school 30 a PRAYER service wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

COACTI1fAN. thoroughly understands care
% horses harness. carriages. wiling ana
otIleiug. CITY or country. best references
last suipl0yer -al he seen. L. Tribune Up
town Oflce. i.364 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

HAELEM PRESBYTERiAS CHURCH. Msdis5n-av,
Hnd i25th-st.. Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL. Miaister.-ss-
vices AZ ard 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

COACfIAfAN. married. no c1Htren. wishes
position In the country with a priVa's
family. can furnish FIRST class w-i,ten eI5d
r,.rs~f..l rsferaases II. ]. T.. Tribune OF
Nsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-20

xno - s-lN.--8y sinSls
b,',,-.. sc % lsndscare ,s-.sn, Aor,-..
i-T 11.a,..s Towers fruits. vsssssSnas ,.s
Addres s''i = OF country Place. a, "a
Island ~ Box sc. Xmit;rJs'ss. 'sss.ss
90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12

there's more oxygen when YOU try to
breathe IL In"
II don't think" says Mr. Nye, that
the chairman has any business to influ-
ence the sentiment Of this meeting. II
amt according TO good parliamentary
law. and 1 object"
well" says federation. you asked
the chair a question. and the chair re-
sponded according 10 his convictions. II
YOU don't want an expression OF senti-
ment. don't ask questions"
Then Jasper Corning got up and said.
II am satisfied that there Is something OF
importance i'm this idea OF spiritualism.
and that no harm ever comes TO those
that believe i'm It. ! have had ocular dem
onstration Of the power Of spirit NANTES
tations time and time again. and I've had
advice from mediums plenty Of times
when I know they told me the truth, and
| never had 10 pay but fifty cents and
dollar at a time for their advice nuther.'
What did they ever tell you?" says
Federation.
We'll" says Jasper. the last one that
visited I paid her dollar and she told
me who my father was and the place and
time that / was born in. and moren all
that she said I was goin TO get letter
on the trst day of July with money in IT,
and, by gosh, the letter came just as she
said. only Il was four days later. but
there was money m it just as she pre-
dicted."
.,You had been expecting the money"
says federation. hadn't your
YES" says Jasper "of course ] had
but the remarkable part of it was, how
did she know it?'
You knew who your father was" says
Tolerate before she told you, and you
knew when and where you was born,
didn't you, before she said anything about
it?"
"Of course I did" says Jasper cot
course did but the funny part Of il was
she never saw me before and yet she
could tell me all Of those things and
more too"
paid a dollar for having somebody. tell
YOU something that you bave known all
about ever eince you was a boy says
federation. We'll. Jasper. I've never yet
seen q man who has ever got very much
Information for his money than you got
for YOURS out ~ any " them mediums
They II tell YOU some things that make
yot wonder how they found II out, but
when YOU want Ia find out something that
would be really vslua bile TO YOU, that's the
thing they can't tell
ION. we'll" saws Jasper. there's evil
dence outside mediums that prove there's
something in a. I've seen material forms
come right into my bedroom and set
down in chair and begin answering
questions after I'd asked them few.
Then they'd disappear as quick as scat.
II tell We there's something In ". II
there wasn't why did Saul go To the
witch OF Endor to find out whether ~
was going TO win or lose the battle agi
the Philstlnes. after he had put ava
all of those with familiar spirits and a.
wizards out Of the land. Why was 3.
that he called for n woman with a IA
miliar spirit? Ii was because he knew
that she could tell him Just what was
TO happen. What have you got TO say
TO that?'
(To be Continued)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12
R.L.SENATORS
INTRODUCE
new BILLS
That Of Mr. AIdrlch Is for Statue
Of Gen. Gresne-That Of Mr..
Wstnors for an Art Academy

L. s Senator Aldrieh introduced a bin
yesterday I'm the senate to provide for the
erection Of a statue OF General Nathaniel
Greene at Guilford court house. ~ g.. for
which an expenditure Of s25.O00 will be
needed. TO he dsbursed under the direc-
tion Of the secretary Of war
Senator Aldrich introduced the hill at
the request of the descendants of Cen
eral Greene In Rhode Island
Senator Wetmore introduced a bill yes
terday for the incorpora tion Of the
American academy Of Rome. which Is to
h maintained for the purpose Of estab-
fishing and maintaining an institution 10
promote and practice and study OF the
fine arts and to aid and stimulate the edu-
alton and training Of architects paint
ers sculptors and other artists by en-
abling such citizens OF the United States
as shall b. selected as competent from
among those who have passed with honor
through leading technical schools or have
been equally we'll equipped by private In
struction or study TO develop their powers
and complete their training under the
most favorable conditions. direction and
surroundings. To this end the corpora
tion Is authorized TO acquire and hold
property I'm Italy"
Edwin A. Abbey. Samuel A. u. Abbott.
Charles Francis Adams and nearly one
hundred others are named as directors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12
WOMAN
SLEEPS FOR
A WEEK
Was Working When She Dropped
Into q Duze and Gould Not
Be Awakened.

New York Jan. 12-Unconscious from
some mysterious silment since Monday
last. Mrs. Mary Turner. wife OF John
Turner. of No. Pip Second avenue. is a
puzzle TO the physicians OF the Harlem
hospital, where every means has been
employed in an effort 10 revive her.
on the hospital records the woman IS
described as suffering from "hystera
1t is said at the hospital that this is a
technical diagnosis. the ailment resem-
bling hysteria only I'm degree.
The woman. apparently I'm good health,
her household duties. Her husband
came home and found her sitting I'm a
chair sound asleep. Ordinary efforts to
arouse her falling. Turner applied am
uiOnia To her nose. She went on sleep
ing but a faint smile spread over her
face Alarmed now. Turner carried her
e. lounge, where he dashed cold water
IA her face. but 10 this she was also ap-
parently insensihle.
Then Mrs. Turner was taken TO the
hospital. and ever since has continued
TO sleep. The doctors have resorted 10
dozen methods TO awaken the woman
without effect She shows no symptoms
OF having taken any narcotics. and her
husband says she has been I'm normal
health.
While apparently unconscious OF every
thing about her, the patient seems TO
feel pain. In their efforts To arouse her
the doctors have pricked her with needles
and used hot applications. Under these
sensations she occasionally qIvers. In
dcating that her body Is responsive, al
though her brain remains dormant. She
is being artihcially nourished and does
not seem To have lost In vitality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12

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