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New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
AvERELLS-At his hous IN Rochsstsr y I WI
lam Holt AversIl OCtobd- Is aged IS

AvERELL,-At his home IN ROchss.sr. y 7 Will
lam Holt AvsrsiL octobs- 1S aged 50
BRAMAN-AJ Newbu[s. \. 7. October Il 1904 sarah
Funeral service vii be held a. s. Jcseph-s C-7u-ch
me arrival of ths NeYoS CTtrsI Train a. fIyds PARK
a. l 80 2. intermsnt a. HYDE PARK
EAGLE-ou Monday morning October II. 1904 Minerva.
widow of Commodore Henry Eagle United States Navy.
IN the Sath year u her Funeral
residence No. l2s East soth-st Thursday morning.
October ~. at 10 o'clock.
Frederick Seabury ot the late James r. Gould and
of Mary Pterrepont could. In the I'd q MS
lnterment at seneca Falls. y. Y.
LEiEMINGon Monday. October Il. 100. John Leeminz
n his Ieth year formerly ~ PcughkssPsa Funeral
services AZ the residence % his in-law =.
Vogght No ,l39 SedEwicN- ave. Kinssoriise y Y.
on wednesday OctooeT ~ al 1v-SO a N
residence; No Ss6 SHAVE EmsIine Ba6cock Kibcurn
widow OF the late E-as,us q Marcy. NJ D Funeral
service private
TwEDDEIL-At south Orange. y. !. on Monday octo-
ard Ola Tveddsli-
WAGNER-At his late residence. No 57s Ist st-avs on
Sunday. October 10. William c.. lr. beloved son OF
William g and Julia \ Wagner in his 18th year
At. near 80 ave. TUESDAY evening October IS at 5
Relatives and friends invited IHterupent at
Greenwood CeIustery.
WoRTTt-At the residence OF nsphsv. Dr JoEn T
Sprague clifton. staten Island. sunday October rs
Briga1ler General William scott Worth. T. A tre-
the 65h year OF his aga Funera! services az
Wednesday October 10, az tO;3O a. N.
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH REGIMENT y C
GENERAL. ORDERS Nc. o. OCTOBER Il IRO4
sggins the Armory as fIaersI ssc,-t
the remains OF Brigadsr General William scott
United states army on Wednesday October is 1a0S
DE WITT q FALLS. Adjutan1, ''1 'ON
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
STONE THROUGH WyINDOW
Tzco Passengers IN PeekshiH Express
Slightly Cut.

a stone Weighing about fifteen pounds crashed
through the window Of the Peekskiu Express. due
ar the Grand Central Station at 7O5 o'clock last
night about a quarter OF a mile below Spuyten
DuyvlL In the seat opposite the window were
Mrs William Boscher. OF Lafayette and Palisades
aves.. YCnkers. and Miss ELAN. OF Tonkers- Both
were slightly cut by dying glass.
In the train were large number OF persons
bound for the theatres IN this city. and there
much excitement when the large stone crashed
through the glass. The train brought 20 a
stop and the conductor went back TO the SpuyIsn
Duyvil station and informed the police OF the
ktngsortdEe station Detectives learned that an
Italian had been seen throwing the missile. An ar
rest IL promised for to-day.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
KILLS PLAYMATE WHILE HUNTING
Father Threatens Sons Life for Accidental
shnofing-BOy Nearly Crazed with Grief.

Jobn Ikwild. a thirteen-year-old boy Of rarry-
town Is almost insane from grief because he ac-
c,aentaIly killed his playmate. John Schneider.
eleven years old. while they shooting spar
rows with a rife yesterday afternoon.
The Schneider boy had Just killed sparrow. and
while running 20 get the bird young Ikwild picked
I'd the rife. which was cooked. and accidentally
,,,IIed the trigger The bullet passed through the
schneider boys back and heart. killing him in
,antlv The father Of the Ikwild lad was so grief
stricken over the shooting that he threatened 10
a
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
rRANsgAc1F1c MAIIs FORWARDED ovER1ASr


he schedule closing of Transpache Nails arranged
he presumption thsir overland rrasc
- The final mai
FS.sster@d Transpacthc Mails close d N prs
close NJ me tsecta4 Fostoince Ne-IofE.
Ha%SI Japan Korea China specially addressed mail
FER the Phuppne Islands. VIA San Francisco. close
go 2 m October % for dispatch per : china
sa-sr Korea china specially addressed mail az
fhiiprine Islands. VIA Tacoma close $50 .. N
t5awafJ va san Francisco. $50 . October
FOR dyuqtch s =. Alarnefla-
rsa, except Parces-Pos Nalsi. Korea. China and s7e
,-nve- and Victoria r. -. close $40 m Cctohe-
~ f.r disuarch Der g. Empress OF Japan.
al $50 D October q for dispatch Z. 5. Trans
PSait Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
Francisco eli - al o-S0 p m November for Dis
NssV-Zealand Australia except WesO New-Caledonis
Samoa Hawaii and specially addressed rail for the
Severlber 5 dispatch per 3. sierra CIf th-
Cunard steamer carryinS the BRITISH mall for
DISPATCH malls-clOsing at $50 m. ESQ a m
srd q. IN. sundays S3O a. m N ard
$50 D u--wul Be made up and forwarded until tie
arrival OF the Cuna q st-ara@ri.
ifi Islands specially addressed mail TOR Australia
ana NeW-CaedOnia. via Vancouver and Victoria, q q
close $50 m November FOR dispatch psr 8. a
rant snd Narquesas IaIanis via san Frzucsco c,s-
ESQ .. November 30 Tor dispatch psr & Mari
Aanchuria sHcept Newchwans1 ana Eastern Siberia l.
present forwarded via Russia.
NOTE-Cnless otherwise addressed. West n
Forwarded Via Europe NeEzlealand via Sar
EusichoV. s1echWan ana FIWsEss Va 5-isiss f-.i.-
the quickest routes Philippines
via Europa' must Be fully prepaid to-sisn
Hawaii - forwarded VIA san Frar-.sco su cls-
CORNELIUS VAN corr. ps-eu.
pos1ancs- Nes-rorE n r. Ocloh~r "a tHa>
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBESiARLE-C. J. Bonaparte. Baltimore: r.
9 Erwiu Hartford. Conn; N. +. Plant. Grotou
Conn: e. Tucker Bispham. Philadelphia CAM
BRIDGF;-Baron Hentze Havana CoNTINEN
{rs..red1 FIFTH AVENU tS-CoIoneI Hamilton
India, GRAND-Commander J. c Fremont. U. s
\ HOILANp-Louis +. Payu Chatham. y Y
HOTEL ASTOR-Percy r Todd New-Haven
Conn: Jonn Barrett, United States Minister 20
London; Mrs. L G Pnlpp7. Pittsburg ,oI5. PLAZA
Senator George f Green. BinEhamtCu. VAL
DOhF-ASTORIA-C. W. Goodyear
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Lillian Russell to Reappear on the Operate
Stage

The long talked Of appearance OF Miss Lillian
Russell in a new musical comedy. called MY Lady
Teazle" IL al last a certainty. Miss Russell viii
begin her season in this city az the holidays under
the management Of the Shuherts. The new uG-
steal comedy-or operetta, FOR Il IS said 20 be a
return TO the older forms. IS based The School
for Scandal" and IS the work of John Kendrick
Bangs and r {. Penfeld. with music by A Bald
win Sloan Since Miss Russell left the Weberdeld
Music Hall It's bad air and tobacco smoke shs
has been devoting her entire time 10 the recovery
OF her voice and SUNRISE awaits the audience
when she sings again. 50 her friends declare
A new pay 20 50 ich dir" by Paul Lindau.
will be given at the Irving Place Theatre tonight
and Fraulein Asnes Duhren. OF Hanover. viii
make her American debut the cast.
Wilfred North. the original Doobin in Becky
sharp" has Joined the Of the present revival
IN his old role.
Haniiu. Mitchell and Fields announce the en-
gagemeHt by cable for the Lew Fields Stock Com
pany oc Frank O'Seiu. light singing Irish come
dian. whose work has been highly praised. Mr
ONen sails from Liverpool Wednesday. and
will report FOR rehearsal Immediately his
rival IN New-York- lie IS a graduate OF Dublin
University. aGd has never played other than IN
England and Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

In this diagram the continuous white Mns shows ths
changes in pressure indicated by The TFihunss
recording barometer The Sottec lins shows the TEN
peTa'nre recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local OGleial RecOrd--Ths following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for last twentyfour hours. IN COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last ysar:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

shsst Temperature yesterday. 6S degrees, lowest
aVeras 5 average for corresponding date year G
average for eosspoudinr date twenty-five years sa
Local torseast-Fair and ws-msE to-day; Wsdns.daT
-A-rs erssh xssE sTinla
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
GITES ROOSEVELT 817.
Last Springs Table AIIogcs Him Sc
Hany Electoral Votes.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Str: Apropos OF your table OF electoral votes pub
lishsd LAST week. I wish 10 call your attention
tables given out by ma and published tn The
Evening Post of this city, in its issue March
4 last These tables are follows and are the
same as yours
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
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crop" SLOAN ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING,

Tod" Sloan. the former jockey. was arrested on
Jackson-ave. Long Island City. last evening. by
F2tevele Policeman StueI who said Sloan was run
NM an automobile much faster than the law per-
ll.tx slaan gave Sl0o hal 20 appear this morning.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

,saotId Be read DAILY oY AL Interested. c1sz<~-
may occur AT tirual
Foreign mails for ending October =. 1904
VII close tpromptly IN all General Postoce
- toows; Farceis-PouC Mails close hour earlier Snsu
-17ins time aEoWn below ParcelsPoEG malls for Ger
many close a. 3 October II and 26.
es-aF and supplementary uaiia Gloss al Forcsn So
zen o Sorn9 oc West and Morton Sy-ests halt hour se
nan cosig time SHOWN below that
Mails for Europe and Central America. COon cozs
one no1r later a. Forelsn SIaticnl.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
DIED.

Death aotiees appearing In THE TRIBUNE YIN bs
unpublished The TrtWeekIy Tribune without extra
charge
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
TRANsATIANTTC ~.

TUESDAY dsth(-At T-3o a m Csupplsmcntzry a n ,
~ EUROPE per ; Aronprinz Wllhsln. via plymouth
CcernOurg and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY G8thl-At tor Netherlands dirscs-
pe- Ryndam trnaIl Re directed 'per . Ey1
dam at $50 tor Italy dirscJ, q C1s-a a
podD- at 1880 supplementary = Tor Europe.
Der 8 . Oceanic. via Q1eens-oWn ant Liverpool
THURSDAY t20shl-Ac Z = for Erance. SW1rzarlano
italy. Spain. Portugal Turkey, Esy7r. Greece and
British India. Ia Lorraile via E1ayre tzaiA
I1r other pans OF Europe must bs di-scled per a.
"a Lorrsiue'l, at 7-3O for Iraiy dfrsct per q g
Republic mail directed per 8. Eepuollc'l
SATU URDAY t22C)-At a. for Europe 3 New
York Plymouth and CEsrbourg natl for Liverpool
Scotland and ireland directed per NsW
EuruPs per s = Lucana. via Queenstown and Liver
poo. = $50 Belgium per g Vadsr
tnail be directed per n . Vaderland'' y
$50 a. n. for Italy direct, per 3 KJng AIosTt
Be directed per 3 s. EoniE Albert'0: at
a n. FOR scotland direct = Furuessa mail
Parcels-Pust Mails. Der Hekla Irregular
Denmark be directed PER Heka'l
NOTICE.-Ffvs half addition o
regular postage must os prepaid AL letters
Wartet by the Supplementary Malls and letters de-
posted -he drops marked Letters FOR Foreign
after the Closing or the Regular Mali.
patch bv particular vessel. viii forwarded
such additional fully prepaid thereon
rv stamps. Supplementary Transatlantic Malls
also opa1ed the piers % the American English ard
later. ard ia-e mail Be deposited n the mall
the piers OF the German lines sailing from
HGoCksn The mails rhe piers open hour and
hair before sailing time ard close minutes befc-s
sailing time only regular postage 0etters cents
half required articles mailed the piers
double postage Uet-ers 10 cents half
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubnshed IN The Tri-wcekly Tribune with0ut
extra charge.
ToNPKISS-FOY-Iu Ner-York October II Mise Annie
Elizabeth Tcuapkins daughter % Ms JOSEPH Tate
ToulDkias and the late Joseph Tate Toupkns
vils ny, 10 Emmett Foy. q Ssw-YOrk
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
6Orsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
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Tribune ouu,crfptIOn Natce-
The TRIBUNE win be by o any address,
abroad. and address changed ore
ss desired subscriptions be gwen your res1ar
dealer before leaving II hand them
in a. The TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY cents tWEEEIY REVIEW. 8 cent.
3 cents lTRI- csars
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New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

Go 20 the Worlds Fair
Via the Ere Railroad
Take The Excelsior Express
And be comfortable.
leaves New York daily. 1910 A. NJ
$40 q 115S Broadway for information
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
CEMETERIES
UNCERTAINTIES

Great Finelawn Cemetery. 2.s1s sersa-P1ors an
sizes. Call a IS ". seth ST. N Y
UNDERWRITERS
esd St Prank Z. CamDbeIl-stephrn Merrsss
EubTg Inst. 341-3 West 23d Tel 1ssS CS5et-.,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST


INDIES
TUESDAY QSrhlAt complementary 10 80
FOR Nicaragua Except CCasD- Honduras (sxcsDt
Coastl. Salvador. Pa1arra, Ecuador. Peru Bo-
Iiva and Chilli per Finance. Colon (unzE eoF
Czuasernaa Cauca Department OF Colombia
directed per . FtnanCe'N
~. pr Cataria- via Baroados Macso. BIO Jaleiro
lrnail for Northern Brazil. Arsentns Cru
Suay ard PeTasray must y direetsd per Cata-
nis'N. $50 Complementary 1870 q ny fuE
Inagua- Haul santa Marta an5 ether places IN MaEia
ems Dep- Colombia. per = 8 Valencia
Thu RSDAT t2othl-Ar a. f0r Cuba. Tuc9Lau ard
Caupeche. per Espsrar-a mail for c-hs- q
Mexico be directed per q ESpeTluZa''l. az =
n for cuba ar5 Inagua- per . MarGuEss mail for
Mexico. via Tancco. 1nuH- % directed per Ma
FRIDAY (aIst,-At 1880 sor Newfoundland PER
silvia - for Santiago. pe- Yurnur4 (HnaE
10 directed per . 8 Euu1U-t( AZ ! D m soT
Tucatsn and CampeChe. Per > Tjouo, AZ p m f1-
Newfoundland per 2. CarthageEa rom Phiadelphi5
SATURDAY t@2il-At : a n. fOr Bermuda. per q 3
Trinidad ar $40 a. supplementary $50 for
curacao and Venezuela, per ; Zula tr-ail for Co
Iou'bis Curacao. bs directed a Zulfa -
a n. for Porto Rico, per 3 Coaync. via San
2 30 a. tsuppisEuen-ary 1870 q 11-l to-
Fortune Island. Jamaics and Coomsia. sEce2r siss
dalana Department. Per s. oarnta tuatl for Costa
Rtcs mus % directed Per Sarnta >; q 10 a n
cuba 8 Mexico. via Havana az 10 a n. fNr
Cirsnada. Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana
Grenada AZ 1870 ?. n for Bahamas and CiudAd so-
s. 3 BaneA
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points United States Carada A. Mexico
/ foutalde O the bOrOughs OF Manhattan
10 Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii Phlitppnez
vithout for foreiSn postage
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEF7
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TRANSrACIFIC
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THURSDAY. at 1850 (tha connecting
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and SaslI--
NlEICC CTrYovsrland unless spsciaIiy aatssssd t0r
closes this once daily.
SUNDAY 80 and 1880 p sundays al
m 10.30 2.
Nt,vvFCI- N0IANIJ except Parcels-Post NFaIs-By
sydney. and thence BY closes st this
cay AZ $50 p connecting mails Gloss har@
Monday Wednesday and Saturday,.
JANATCA-By rail Boston. and Lhsncs by
-losas ONCE $50 p TueGday
philadelphia and thence By clc~..
A. cffcs f03O p Wednesday.
NIQyTELAlN-By rail 70 Boston and thence By ses1lsr
closes al this once daily at $50 .. m
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS fHaSt Ccasfl ara
GCATENALA-By raH - New 0rlssns. ana thsnos bv
steamer closes this once daily. except SUNDAY a-
- 81 . m and ffO;3O sundays ri:l0 >. r
-i0.9O (colnectinE mail clossE here Mo1days
4IO.3N .. NJ
-tear-4r closes this O1ics daily except Sunasy
4T.30 n m ana 1000 O. Sundays II 2. m and
1880 D N (coEnsctfnS mail closes hsrs Tuesdays a.
r103O
thence BY closes a. this o1cs daNy. excspr
SUNDAY. AZ 30 . and f1o-SO . Sundays
II .. and 1880 , m tsounsetiaS mail elos-s h-rs
IlIrsdays F10-SO M.
tRegisteTsd Mall closes at 9 previous day.
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Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers in Ses-Yors city u tns DAII1y
viii be charged en-. r-rt a COY sxrra
lostass IN addition 20 The ratss nsraxa ats5gs.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18

EOs paints % Eurvps and All oo1ntr1., n "a. Uu1-
y.rssl Postal Union THE IRIBUAE xuI - ras4s>a a
ths following rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

Whatever the newsboy may lack IN appear
ance, he has at bottom all the instincts Of an
aristocrat Let the sunshine Of prosperity beam
on him even for a moment and he buds with
the true flowers Of patrician- II he makes q
couple Of dollars by the help Of the japanese
feet whose latest manHuvres has furnished him
with a startling bit OF news. he spends his
money with a lavish hand Instead OF a box at
the opera, he buys tickets for the gang Just
beneath the grimy roof OF some Bowery theatre
A striking illustration OF the "newsies" latent
gentilty is furnished by new feature OF the
Newsboys Lodging House. near Chatham
Square. which has been called the waldorf
Room" Although plenty Of white, clean beds
were 10 be had in the two big halls for and 10
cents a night yet an exclusive circle OF news
boy society demanded apartments Of great pri-
vacy. Some OF them had obtained work In
nearby business houses, where they were enjoy
ing incomes Of SO and SIS week: and as
Dutch Pete" who is loading delivery
wagons across the alley from the lodging house.
expressed IL:
wen you'se got de wad. you'se might as wen
uf like gent. An yer can't be a gent widdout
piracy. Yer can't mix UP wild de bunch and
perserve yer rights gent
A room was accordingly set apart, n which
were put eight beds, each one with q prfvats
locker at its head Fifteen cents a night was
charged for sleeping n this apartment which
soon came to be known az the waldorf Room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

and Superintendent Heis sends IN q boy.
the other seven at first regard him q up
start
Although some OF thu Waldorf Gang ars
earning enough money to hire furnished room
uptown. they find the attractions Of their pres
ent life too potent WED rather be the main
guys here" one Of them expressed II. than
be under dog at cheap boarding house.
Nevertheless. when the superintendent finds
that youth has prospered sufficiently to make
his home elsewhere and let some other lad rise
to take his place, he transplants the graduate
into a good home. where. under the right in
1uences he strive for still higher ideals.
II was just half century ago that the
Chatham Square Newsboys Lodging House
founded by Charles Loring Brace it
was the first institution OF its kind in the
United States. The building was erected by
private subscription. and was managed by Mr..
Brace for some time before 1t
cepted by the Children's Aid Society. OF which
Mr. Brace was the executive officer. Since
then other lodging houses have been estab-
llshed by the society. and in its last
port. which covers fifty years OF work. this
ganlzation tells Of having rescued and placed in
family homes 23.061 orphans or abandoned chill
dren. provided places in the country for - 900
older boys and girls, and restored 5,551 runaway
children TO parents The vast majority of those
sent to family homes In the West have become
farmers, and not few have risen to stations OF
high responsibility. John c. Brady, Governor OF
Alaska for instance was once a lodging house
boy. and others whose careers are known to the
society include two Congressman. four MEM
bers of State legislatures. twenty-seven bank
ers. thirty four lawyers. twenty-five merchants.
seventeen physiciana. dfteen Journalistic eighty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
NO BETTER THAN 4 DOG.

John D. Crimmins on his return from Europe
said:
4 believe that children should learn foreign
languages Nothing makes an American feel
90 provincial as TO visit foreign countries and
nave nothing but English 20 depend on Why,
even IN England the menus are in French. and,
you have no French. where are you when it
comes 10 ordering an English dinner?
: don't believe, though, in teaching children
languages In an unthoroush, halfhearted way,
% mat when they 60 to Paris they viii say:
No. don't speak French. but [ understand
when it's spoken
IA shop on the Avenue de rOpera ! heard
: young fellow, in asking for a Job, make that
'eiy remark one day to an old Frenchman-
CONT speak French. but / can understand
.. SIR he said
The old Frenchman answered with a Laugh:
Oh. my dog can do that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

Some Picturesque Characteristic Of tie Little Fellors
"Urtrys" in the Streets Of Nep-York

and by reason Of tho exalted social standing of
the eight youths who becams It's inmatez they
were honored with the tito Of the Waldorf
Gang
As soon the newsboy obtains a sufficient
income he yearns for bed IN the waldorf
Room as ardently successful banker
aspires to marble front house In Millionaire's
Row. He becomes Disseminated with the Decent
bed In which he hitherto slept so soundly. BE
looks around the big room with its rows OF
beds whose white iron frames look If they
had been turned OFT of the same factory by the
same pair OF hands lie takes a peep into the
adjoining locker room, where he just now I'M
dressed with crowd Of other boys and slowed
his clothes away IN a sort Of pigeonhole In q
great wire cage and then 9campered of to his
bunk He recalls. too. the time when he slept In
a 5-cent bed In the great han downstairs.
where there was stin bigger crowd And al
though he has risen from 5-cent TO q 10Ncent
bed this Young America now feels he win never
be satisfied until he can rest within the eI-
elusive sheets OF fifteen CENTER
The obstacles, however. which beset his ambi-
ton seem almost insurmountable- Like Mr..
Got Rich Quick who moves to New-York from
Petroleum Creek, and who Is surprised to find
the doors of Gothams best society closed against
him. his aspirations suffer many rebuff The
tenants of de ate swell deckers" guard the dig
nifty Of their social rank with Jealous circum-
spection. and even when q bed becomes vacant
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bringing The horned team to q halt every few
yards
For three miles the melancholy progress COD
tnues until the sand gradually ending In the
semblance OF road the oxen are unhitched
and the coach Jolts and jars over ruts and
powders. shaking the traveller about like a pea
In pint measure and Landing him bruised and
dizzy at Camuy
The reverse or the picture presents itself in the
hiTty-two miles from Camuy to AQuadiIla, the
third seaport OF the island. and the scene Of
the landing Of Columbus in 1893
The smooth nlacadam TO: q. lined with Grim
son hamboyants and nodding palms and shaded
with almond and Indian laurel trees. Is a model
OF scientific road building. and is easily covered
70 an automobile in less than two hours.