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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
cb5ridbtc Srfaltmrasimrht.

Ginsn gerdoe5i unEeilpollen edo
ben rimtei Die Grtdltungsfurmt ar.
@er3tlid 1T man Iid ipo6l dagsmein
tldr barber, bah Itdrts Dur6tdltuEs
gen in 6oIge ACKNOWLEDGMENT ben
eingeipanoerten Ya3ilen einen gInliis
gen Vabrbocen iAaffen f1nnen. Q(6er
bic Grtdltung 1T oann bod INNER nur
bic 0eleaenbeitsurIabe uno Der 3ro=
pfen. Der oas Glas WaIIer 5lnr llebcrs
lauTen hrineen tam. aber niht bic
eigeutIihe lIrians. 4uBer0em ban6ei.
es IId babel bod nlr I'm mirfli6e.
IGnganoduernoe 0ur6tdltungsn, niht
um idnea poriibergeDsnoe 9emperaturs
untsri6ieDe. 4uf teineu 0Gll tam cine
Grtoltung eintreien. selln }. y. in Der
elettril6en ober Yfcrospabn poriibtrz
9ebeno Die gogberlblr g%e0fTnet miro.
Sine iolde 6urbt 1T aber IN Wirtli1s
feit porbdnoen uno bat pielfa6 od3u
gefiibrt, Dab Die 5biiren our yorbers
platform pdbreno Der 6obrt esI6lols
fen 1sbdlien perosn. Ban iii alfo ges
nOtbigt, Die perborbene uno olfr1 ben
pielfc6en 6uIten Der 5obrgdite init
ga5iIlen geidpdnserte 9uft ein3uatbs
men nno ii1 Der 0sfd9r Der MnItedung
ous3uIeben. Die 5urdt Dol 3ug 1T
10 geiualiig. bab isoer ii6 bere6tigt
glau6t. oas Dolitdnoigs Nbfperreu Der
frii6en Cuff 81 beauIpruden, neil cs
3iebt. 6ait tdalih fam maj bic err
goblihiien Strsitigteiten oieierbaIb aui
ben Yabnen erleben. 9as 9sbentli6e
bierbei III aber. oaB Der Menl9 bon
Susenb auf peripei1lidt iOiro. boB Ell
erfpadIeH Ii6 fir perpfIidtei bdlt. lid
ongIilid bon Cuff. 4i6t unb Wofer
fer~n3ubaIten. oenn audi beim WaIden
fonute ia cine GriGltung iiattfinoen.
9ierourd ent5iebt CT iIh Der @runobc-
bineuns fir einen osIunoen unb trdi-
tisen glufnau oes Slippers; er pelti
iDic cine Yilan3e Oabill, bic nibt 0ss
niigeno nit 2idt. 2uft uno WaIier
DerIebm wiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Nsrtre:er aus alien 3siisu uuO ctamosH.
"aitiee %fnfbenisie.

Nfftrffff oue uIfN ltttkN INV @s""'f"s
.aitiee @tnfbenieie.
On Dem ntuen oeuliHen Reifstag
fheinen ale Soften unb Stdnoe Der
treter enilar5s 3u 6dbtH: Oa 1T n9ers
mes. Der a0ttliGe geihiter bon !9aps
Def uno Manbel, Der grinlme n9ogea.
oa 1T ~Dapio." her begeiiierte Yiols
meuldnger, uno r2ucas" Der ApoItcl.
Bon 0i1tern erlneiaen a6ebel" ulo
s6eiae.~ bon aiinTtlsrn nSdliitsr,"
Der u9aumann." DIR iih gleih an
einem n6ries" erprobt. uuo 0 Woz
0ernen nGtaufier." n@rGIe" uno
..6eim~ pertreten Ole .9eiliunoe. ID.
SaDiQnD" pie Re6tslpiienImdIt. Ia
noben and ole 0idnner aus Dem YoIte:
Der Bauer nit ocn beioen Bauer
meiIlern." Ger .50riier" uno Der nSds
GER Die ben .9u1palb" uno ben
,8lumentbol" bitten, Elm nSattler,"
bier .Uliiller," Elm ~qeinemsber." ell
.90tigsr." Gin ~Wlsbger." Der ipdbrs
ldeinli1 ben nit sped" fearbeilelen
r6oas" feitbietet. oaan 3luei Slider, !"
Die I'M .greesbad" ben mArebs" 5u
Fanaen iudeis.
Der .6G6s," ser In 0as hohe 9ous
geofunecn lift. tam Iid) ieidt in bic
n6ubanael" peritrifen. Wds a6er ein
wSbiiler" bort 81 t1un bot, niKen mir
nidt. pa tcmmt neben einem vYreiB"
Elm .polcSbnsti." Elm .So1ie" un0 Elm
Wdnn ~pon O%loeubure." nS9warb,"
.Meibenbaoen" unb .RoIber" Itelen
qepifermoBen bic osutifen 5arten
bar. qud Elm .!0interlpintler" toudt
i'm Saale ouf. Ger .6erolo" It0bt
breimal ms .0orn." uno Der Yang
beeinnt .ssroeli6" nit einem mWals
ser" Del o,m Der Singer" pobI ben
9on onaibt. Der .Ged" bstrohtet Iid
i'm nSpiegeI," uno oa ais Didien gnd.
niolt ein .Gbaler" geipdbrt III. tbut
man iih aiitlid al nStole." pno
.pfonnfu6," an ~Qimburg" uno ~Hets
ti6"; oas 1rinibare s0rias
berg" 0obei f0rbert mar maobl" IL
Gage, uuo elmer lpiro nYabig," ger
onoere nod m@ro6er." 0o Die @Iods
iGon mai %gefprungen mar. piro jebI
nit Dem nYlantsnborn" Hibe geboten.
Sin n0eIo" foroert NIT ~0ibe" sum
Sample beraus. IN Der !6dnb ben n0ie'
ber.~ uno n8iibn" errinat er Den
.Giee." G6on aber nagt am GdiFfl
Der nWurm." uno leiAt tonr es an
Riff" 3erIdelen. Sin Slid, odB BEN
Reihstdge idon jeBt ~glblaB" ertbeiIl
If. SebeRfaIls miro ber-n2eIer" MIDI
al tur5 tommenl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Ha6 Der Mnii9t Or. Cages piro
man ungeItraft rauten t0nnen, nenn
man fOIaenOe adte 0ebote beo9tet:
1. Wlan ne6me nur miloe Gigarren.
2. Man rauhe nlir CUTE Gigarren.
3. Mdn raube niemals Die lebte 6dlFte
elmer Giearre ober Dds Gnbe elmer
Cigarette. 4. Gebt Die gigorre ooer
Cigarette nus. 70 iiede man ie ni9t
mieoer IN. 5. Dian iebe ii6 nidt IN
WcIten bon Jabatrdud. 6. Mdn taue
nidlt oas Gnbe elmer Giearre. z. wian
braude cine nit Baummole geTiiAt,rte
Gisarrens ober Gigarettsnfpibs. Sos
Nitoiiu piro ii4 IN oas 6uttsr Iebsn
uno nur III tleinen Weneen Dem Aau
der 5ugefiibrt peroen. s. Wan roud,,
81 !0auIs mir pTeifen nit tangent
Hobr unb beIpnber5 ben Parsbilsb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
fritorid spirlbastn.
Ter as. @sburtstaa oes Mltmsiiters oes
Deutidlsm ysitromans.

ttfNI
Sn Berlin feiert am "a. Tebruar b..
s. 6riebri9 Spielbdgen, Der S6OpFer
bes oeuti9en io5iaieu Romons. ietnen
rs. @sburtstog. Gs bebarf foum zines
b ionceren 0inpeii les, Inn Den Didter
Der uProblemotii9cn Toturen" ~unierer
2eIeripelt ms @ebcntnib gu rnfen uno
Tie an bic 5iiae Der Oaben gu mabnen,
bic lie ieincr Mluie al panten bat. Die
sa6lrei9en NeloufIaqsn Ieiner Werfe
ouf benz olliG6rliden Qitefaiurmdrtte
fpreben 6eutlih gsnug uon Der unpers
tiiraten geliebtbeit bes grsiien SArifts
f%teIlers, unb nitt ielten seigt audi in
unleren Sdeen nod manhe neue
G90pIune bon Der un9ebro6enen
Strait ieines @eiitss.
6riebri6 Spielbagen ipuroe gu
Magbeburg geboren, perlebte aber feline
0noben= unb Siinelings5eit am Oifiees
ftronb in Gtraliunb, lpobin iein Batter
1885 ais Regierungss uno gauratb
beriest puroe. Dort ipg er Ihon ais
Gnabe iene unausloi6li6e Giebe fir
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

bas Meer, bic iagenumipobenen &lips
pen Der Sniel 3iieen uno ben pom
merI6en Strallb nit ieinen Bu9ens
ipdlbern unb itol3en 9iittcriiben elm. Die
in ieinen Nomanen 10 gIdn5enoen Nus
brud fanb. Nadoem er bas 0Dmnas
lium ablolpirt bate. bei9dftigtc er iid
auf BEN llniperlitdten Berlin, Bonn
unb @reifstpolb matchmaker NIT
msbi5iniiden, juriitiiden unb pbilofos
pbii6en Stubien, um ii6 fdliebli6
enbeiltig Dem ShriftiicIsrberufe 3us
5ufpenoen.
Rsbsn tritiiden Gifabs trat er por,
srit nit bor3iislihen llebertragungen
engliIder unb ameritaniIder 0ebihte
berppr, benen er 1860 feinen eriten eros
ben Noman, .problematifheR aturen,"
folsen lisB. Oas Mert fanb cine eldn>
5enoe Mufnabme une lentte nit einem
G9logs Die Mufmertlamteit Der beuts
fhen 2efeipeIt auf ben Iutor. Seine
ipGteren S10pfuneen-nSn Reib uno
@lieb," u9ammer uno MmboB."
nSturmflutb." rWas niaoos perbeng"
nNuiiifana" u. {. p.-fonnten oieien
junsen Hrbm nur befeitigen, unb balo
mar @pielbasen in Der Deuti6en Cite
ratur gum Meiiter bes moberaen. IN
terehante 3eitfragen in iiinitlerifder
Gorm bebanbelnben Romans gepors
ben, befen p~ornebmfter Superintendent
or bis auf unfere 1aas eeblieben lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Qaanscn als u ettcrprOphetem.

Wlan6e pfldn3en lln0 flir dtbmos
ipb1riIGe 6infliinc 10 empfinolih. Dab
Tie ais WetIerpropbeten eelten t0nnen.
Qln ibrer Gpibe Iiebt bic io%oenannte
Faternpliers poer @ettercrble (Abrus
precatorils). Ser oitcrrei6iide Mo=
turforfder Npipad glaubte Iogar an
bieier Yfldnse Geecn, Oepitter, grbs
beben unb GulfanouSbriide poreus=
laaen gu tpnren. 9abei iommen Sipei
Der g%eipegungsn in 8ctroc1t: Die Der
6ieoerbldtthtn uno Die Der Ylattmittels
rippen. Gritere baben Die G;geni1ait,
ii6 iptppbl in pertItaler, ais AUDI in
boriscntaler Gbene duf ihrem 8latts
ItieI gu bcipeeen, pibreno bic lebtern
ii1 i'm Mlgemelaen nur aufs unO ahs
pdrts gu rihten perm0gen. Sc Near
Iih nun Die AieberbldttGen nah aliIz
mdrtS beipesen, celto mebr 9lufbeaurg
ioQ in ben udhiten "a bis 70 Smnben
fir einen llmtreiS bon ettpd so Meis
len 3u eripcrien fem; je mebr lie iid
aber noh au5pGrts bepeaen, beItp
mebr iol Die BelpOlfune 3unsbmen.
Rolsn iid bic 6ieberblGtt6en Eel fti=
term @etter ouf turOe 3eit 5uiammen.
10 fon binnen brei 9oeen Hegen fiber
gu eriparten fein. Was bic 8latirip=
pen betrifft, 70 seiat Elm plOBli9ss Mufs
iteigen berielben Elm tieTes borpmetri=
ffes Winimum an. unb 3ipar in Der
Ri6tuna, nad) Der Die 8lattrippe peiif.
GbenIo lit bel raider NblpGrtsbeipes
gung Der lcbtern elm 6arpiaetrii9es
Marimum gu erparisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

aatiirlid feline grOBs al seinem Geruf
eemadt unb ldbt iid fir gelb Ieben.
biirfen mir uns benn luobl Der
6ofTnung bingeben, i'm in nibt 5u
ferner 3eit audi auf elmer Spe3idlitd
tenbii6ne Ameritds begriibcn 81 f0n
men. @orlduiIg ldBt er Die 8eiuobner
Der oeuti9en Reibsbauptiiabt Die
gigantifhen proportionen ieines a0rs
pers gebiibrenO anitounen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
@ibeubahm= gabgulam.

GIeDeiano, Cincinnati. Tbieaao & 81. Cons ssaslua,.
FIG EsCouNz-
&lepeIeub Dibiffi4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Sn u Il ralien bari nad
einem neuen @eIebe fein 8ontratt fir
poitbefOroer;ms nit elmer Sdiff'
fa9rtsgeIeaihoft abaei9lofen peroen,
bic auf ibren 6abraeugen 5arbige be-
fddftigt. Die m%eilten Y~oitbampfer
paren bisber nit buntelbGutieen bri>
tifden uniertbanen aus Snbien Bee
mannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

0as erSBte g diff Der
melt. Die .Wbite Gtar" 2inie bat
einen neuen Dempfer in 8eItslung ses
geben, ipeIder 755 Sub lang iein ioa.
Ooer 30 Sub lGnaer. ais bic Baltic
bic iebt bas sr0Bte Sdiff Der Wslt lit.
Der 8au bes S6iFfes fOI gu 8elfaIt,
S.rIonb. in 4nariff aenommen ipsrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Indianapolis & pincennss z. r.

cairo & ginssn erpr tdsIid 7 2O8m epeneer& gebferb Nc, tdeI. Q 45Sm
8ineennss Grprsb ta9l..... 3 5ONm 8inennes 9Sprsb tdsHd. 10 sOgm
Spencer & BEDFORD Nc, tdgI. 4 45Rm Cairo Grpreb tdsIid ......6 l6am
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

auf Der enionsiiit E
Der Der. Staaten befanoen iiA am
Gnbe bes leBten 6istaljabres 996, 545
Ramen. 2901 ipeniger ais I'M @ors
jabre. Darunter befinben iih 2 Witt=
men unb 3 EOdter bon Neieransn oes
observation-disclosures; l @eteran mo
Ills Wittlpen bon Yeleranen oes
Arieoes bon 1912; 1865 0eteraneH
unb 1859 Wittpen bon Weieranen aus
tem meritaniiden griege.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

ZIG EsCUEz-
@IsDtIenb DibifiiA
Tp gmt Grprrs tdl. -. 4 40@Ea raion Gnp aceom tai 9 254r
lsunie & 5tSsabne ep p. 7 o0gm Sort Babns & ef egpr,s 10 2emn
r. q y Gin tS8id Sd. 8 0osra Soubreacrn 4o tG d s... IL s0@m
Wunde u st MaDne nur Con 8 003m ct 9ous 9b tG. d s....... 5 10Rm
elcblanb @rFreb :. 49,. IL 00gm NeE yort Grprsb tdahh -. s 45Wr
u y & 3 Sim, tal d s.... 2 559m . Union @s&Nnberlon gp 6 l5%m
Union etD Gee t9l ...... 44sVm Np yrf 2te tGsl s.......ll 451np
9nderboder ESP tdaHA d &s 6 25an
st. 0ents Otbifion.
"The WORLDS Fair Route"
ct Bouts IaaiI. ........ 7 20Bn Stem Sort @rpeeb tdaiG g.. 4 20Bn
soutbpeaern 2m tsl d & IL 45sna ct. eouis Grpres taaI So. 7 4ogn
ct 9ouiS 4mn tdgia p ds. 8 25ym NQatn & Z Sauts ac - 10 36&m
1errs 8oute & Matn Wcc.. 5 0egni q D & 8oHon Elm tasI pd 3 Q 5ogm
q . & ct. 2ouis GTp ta8I. 7 05Rm 81 4Ouis MaiI ........ 5 S5,u
ct YnuiS Grpreb tdl So. II 0b8m 8niderboter gu tdgIi& &c d s I07m
Cincinnati Oibifion.
Sin & eous Na9nspub tsIs 3 45gnn Cincinnati We tag aues soulo 95gr
ct Qous & Sin Madtsgp to 4 s0gn Chic & ct 6 Ggpreb ia d phi 40saB
Cincinnati @Jp Sonnt aupS. 7 45Sm @biaso 4sus & S4 @1prsbll 4o3a
Cincinnati aee $500. 4 oOsem white etg epaiaI p..... 8 25sln
Cincinnati s @rpre6, tdl p 2 55tm Cine & Snb Mcc auso Son.. 6 55Rr
Bouts & Ggpreb ......... 2 55Hm gine Snb & St9 GIpr to g.. Ii l0au
eins & Baib 5 sts ds&p 8 SONm
@btcaso Stbifton.
aanate @eeom .......... Z oogm Cine s~aGtsrprsb, tsI -. 3 3osp
sbeaeo SAT- egpret tel d p IL 5o8m &anfohe aeeom. ........I 10 3osm
wbite @b Special s d & p. 3 30Nm @inc Jof Grpreb td9l p d.. 2 40sfr
aa5apette &ccom ...... 8 150m go 6aseHe Mcenm. -. 5 Oo@m
Chicago @adtegpreb tdGl 8 IL lOgm Cine & gab s g., d & p. 6 10gn
Wi9isan Dipifion.
Benton $arbor Cypress. -. 7 0OBm Glfbart Mccom nur Sonntags 8 25Sm
|WiGgan Watl Grpreb p. IL 30Ym Glfbart Grpreb. -. $50. 10 s0Dm
|ea1art as tasu& 49,. A 46am Benton SarbOr espref p.... 2 55am
Wth9an crSssB. ......... & l5ar
peorta ibifton-mefItds
@sora Grpreb &c gRaiI. 49,. 7 258m Columbus & ~sne grp tl 3 9 s0sSm
gssfsrn esprsb td0r9 p d. IL 5ogm @bsamPasn aseom -. 10 s5gm
gsora espreb tasl@ -. IL 55Nm Yeoria esprsb tasHa p &c d 8 osan
Weoria S~itifion-6RIid
Columbus esprsb taeI.. -. 6 oOgm 9bna aeeom... ........... 10 90 sm
Ohio @pedal tdgI d p..... 3 00Slm Columbus @rppB tdgl d p. IL 4oQn
abnn @eeom ............ 8 15Nm Columbus eEpreb tdl g.. 10 30an
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05
Aloorrmer Gnaks(ocn.
Ter inaoe iramIUHide Rieis 9aso uno feline
eeipaltigen 2otperiormem.

Man@e qeler mOsen bic ne6els
Itebenoe Sauitrotion fir elm Ster5bilo
bdlten. DaS Der tolen Qallne zines Ybos
iOgrapben feline GnlItebun9 percuntt.
@ie beiben Mdnner iteaen jsopt ipirt=
li6 unb p~abrboftig in ben 8sintleis
bern !0usos, oes jungen Tran30iii9en
Rieien, Der in elmer Gang, BON 81 Sub
In .ieinen Stiefeln iiebt. 9ugo bat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-05

Gaugu mi piro in MinneIoio
ben SnfaReu Der ltaatliden Srrenbdus
fer reselmdbis oerabreidt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
THE POWER Of PRAYER. I"
Union Services At Maryland
Avenue M. E. Church
Last Night.

According TO the custom of years, the
first week of every year is observed
by the Christian church as Week
of Prayer. For more than half GEN.
fury the Evangelical Alliance has
issued an appeal urging all Christians
TO join together in the observance of
this week, and in response TO this APP
peal the first !of series of services
was held last night at Maryland Ave-
nue. NJ E. Church, the churches of the
Presbyterian, Baptist and First M.
Z. uniting in the service.
The Rev. 7. E. Peters, pastor of
MARYLAND Avenue NJ. E. Church, con-
Quoted the service. The subject as
signed was 1.-THE Warrant, The Priv
ilege, The Power of Prayer" The
Rev. DIR. George w. Miller, pastor of
the First NJ. Z. Church, opened the
services with prayer. Addresses of
five minutes each were made by the
Rev. George S. Bell, of the Presby-
terrain Church, and the Rev. Thomas
p. Holloway, of the Baptist Church.
Each address bore upon the subject
assigned for the evening. The con-
gregation sang eight hymns on . Pray
err from the church hymnal. Most OF
the service was consumed in singing
and in praying. Tonight the service
will be held at the Presbyterian
Church. The subject will be 1.-THE
Church Of Christ" The public is
invited.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
An Enicaclous Device.

Two Highlanders. being in Glasgow
for the first time, were having walk
through the city. Turning a corner,
they were much surprised to see q
water cart wetting the street: Not
having seen anything like it before,
Tougal. under a mistaken idea, ran
after the cart, and cried to the driv-
err: Hey, man-hey. man, yer losin'
a. yer water" His friend, annoyed at
Tougal's want of knowledge, ran after
him. caught him by the arm, and said,
ra her testify: "Tougal, man, Tou-
gal, dinna be shown yer ignorance.
Dyer no see it's to keep the ladies
off the back o. the airt?'-Argonaut.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
Sir Thomas Understood.

Sir Thomas Upton tells, with mer-
~ twinkle in his blue eyes. story
OF a boyhood friend whom he recently
met by accident, and with whom ne
renewed acquaintance while on re-
cent visit to Scotland.
In the course of conversation Sir
Thomas happened to ask about a Ger.
tain mutual friend. one Geordie Nc
Kay.
Hes dead long ago." said his
friend, land I'll never cease regretting
him as long as / live"
Dear mel Had you such a great
respect for him as all that?' asked
the barone. alphabetically.
INA, ma 1t wasna ony respec
had for himself; but | married his
widow
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
Pin Feathers.

Many are now depending on trap
nest records.
Neglect and carelessness cause dis
ease among chicks.
Don't use any old tin can or pan for
a water vessel.
White-washing the poultry-house ia
seasonable at any time.
Sun-fiower seed If fed to poultry
adds luster to their plumage.
Note which hens are the best lay
ers and set eggs laid by them.
Feed regularly: give the hens good
food and they will pay.
Over-fat hens lay small eggs and but
few Of them.
A little shade is better than none.
Geese can be handled so as to pay
well.
Sell or use the ill-shaped eggs; they
are not At for incubation.
When the hens are too fat to lay
they are often just right for table use
at home-try one.
All the nests should be movable 50
they can be kept clean and free from
vermin.
Keep the little chicks growing and
don't allow them to be stunted by be
ing infested with lice.
Clean up and keep the premises
clean as possible for the benefit OF
the hens
Hen lice can not live where the
houses are kept clean and well disin'
fected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05


Herewith are given the results OF
experiments With three horses TO
show the efrect upon digestion If wa
tering them before, during and after
eating. In most OF the experiments
the horses were fed upon oats and
hay; In some cases on hay alone. and
in others on oats and maize with
chopped straw and hay. So far as
could be observed. the time Of drink
ing did net have any effect upon the
digestibIlity Of . ration OF grain and
coarse feed.
II seemed probable that, when hay
only was fed, there was slight ad-
vantage In watering after feeding.
The time OF drinking exercised a
marked effect on the amount of water
consumed and the amount Of water
excreted.
The horse drank the greatest
amount OF water when it was given
after feeding. and the least amount
when it was supplied before feeding.
This was especially noticeable in the
morning, when water was sometimes
refused IL offered before feeding.
The excretion of urine was directly
proportional to the amount of water
consumed. When it is desired to In
crease the excretion, water after feed
ing.
The method OF watering had no eff
feet upon the qualitative composition
of the feces. Body weight varied
with the amount of water consumed.
Though the methods of watering
tested were regarded as equally good,
circumstances may make it necessary
to adopt one or the other. Thus. after
severe exertion, water should be sup
piled before the feed.
1t Is not desirable to change unnec-
essarily from one method Of watering
to the other, as some animals do not
appear to be altogether Indifferent to
such changes.
1t was found that whenever a
change was made from watering after
feeding to watering before. the appe-
tite felH off for some days and the ra-
ton was not eaten as readily as for
merly.
A similar effect was not observed
when the change was from watering
after feeding or from watering after
to watering during meals. or when the
change was In the opposite direction
to the last.
1t is possible that the method OF
watering before feeding. until the ami
NAL becomes accustomed to it, pro-
duces a certain feeling of safety
Prof. Tango.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
4 GALA DAY N SOCIETY.
Reception At The Executive
Mansion-Other cat
Homes

Mrs. Smith, wife Of Governor John
Walter Smith, gave q card reception
this afternoon at the Executive Man
sion. This will probably be the last
official function Mrs. Smith will give
here. Those in the receiving party
were Mrs. Arthur Douglas Foster,
Miss Mary R. Magruder, Miss Clarice
Brooke. Miss Elizabeth Handy and
Miss DuVal.
Mrs. Nevett Steele gave the hrst OF
her Tuesday receptions this afternoon
at her home at Murray Hill Mrs.
Steele had assisting her TO welcome
the callers Mrs. Frank H. Stockett,
Mrs. James NJ. Munroe, Mrs. Samuel
Brooke, Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway,
Miss Seeligman, Miss Lucy Claude
and Miss Haines, of Savannah, Ga.
who is a guest of Mrs. Steele. The
callers were numerous.
The Euchre Club composed of Q
number of society folk Of the Naval
Academy and city, will meet tomor-
row night at the residence OF DIR. 5.
S. Hepburn, State House Circle and
Randall Place.
Mrs. Fell, wife of the president of
st. Johns College, gave another OF
her delightful Tuesday receptions
this afternoon. Assisting Mrs. Fell
were Miss Dorothy Fell, of England,
DIR. Fell's niece, and the Misses Maize
and Nancy Duyal, Miss Claude Miles,
Miss Lizzie Handy and Miss Cutler.
Misses Kate and Adele Randall re-
ceived their friends this afternoon at
their home, Randall Place and Col
lege avenue. Those assisting them IN
receiving the callers were Mrs. L.
Barton Bruno, of Baltimore, sister OF
the Misses Randall. Mrs. Daniel K.
Magruder, Mrs. j. r. Wilmer, Mrs.
w. Meade Holiday, Miss Annie lyle
hart, Miss Ellie Key Stockett, Miss
Elizabeth Randall and Miss DuNal.
Mrs. Weems Ridout will be Eat
home'' to her frineds on Wednesdays
January and 10, at her residence
Duke of Gloucester street.
Mrs. McComas, wife of the Rev.
Joseph P. McComas, rector OF st.
Anne's, received her friends this
afternoon at the rectory. There were
many callers.
Mr.. Brockway, of Baltimore, gave
a delightful musical lecture last night
at the residence of Rear Admiral L.
G. Walton. u. s. N, Maryland ave-
nue.. Mr.. Broekway is a skilled mu-
stefan and composer. His subject
last night was Siegfried, the hero OF
Wagner's tetralogy. Mr.. Brockway
lectured on the opera and illustrated
the different motifs" ON the piano.
The lecture was much enjoyed by
those present, some of whom were
Mrs. Brownson, Admiral and Mrs.
Schouler. Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. Huse, Prof. and Mrs. Arthur
Newton Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
man B. Brown, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs.
Daniel r. Randall, Miss Charlotte
Murray, Prof. and Mrs. Alger, Mrs.
Brainbridge Hoff, Mrs. FullAm, Miss
Minnie Stockett.
Mrs. Badger. wife of Commander
Charles J. Badger. will not receive to-
morrow, Wednesday, January 8.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
Entrance guards or queen traps al

Entrance guards or queen traps are
a great annoyance to the bees and
will prevent them doing full work
during good honey flow. For this
reason we dc not recommend their
use Clipping the queens wing is a
more practical means of preventing
swarms from absconding and will not
interfere with the work of the bees. If
one can be in constant attendance to
hive swarms as soon as they settle
there will be little use for either
method.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
New Metho i OF Delivery.

A number of the business houses
in town have adopted new method
of delivering goods during the freeze
up, and are using small sleds TO draw
along packages and baskets TO deliver
to customers their orders. This
method has been adopted because in
some cases it is impossible to use the
horses and wagons on account OF the
slippery condition of the streets. The
blacksmiths are so busy they cannot
do the work of rough-shoeing the
horses, the demand is so great.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05
The Busy Bee.

Extracted honey is much more east
ly produced than comb honey but Is
more difficult to sell and on account
OF so much adulterated product on the
market all the time considerable pre-
JUDGE exists against it that runs the
price much lower on extracted than
comb honey. There is never any trou-
BILE to dispose of a fine quality OF
comb honey il nicely prepared for
sale.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-05

Any queen with a defective wing
that is unable to fly and meet the
drone in the usual way will prove to
be drone-laying queen-that is the
eggs of such a queen will always pro-
duce drones or male bees. The bees
often try to rear a queen from such
eggs or larvae by building the cells
out and supplying them with the roy
al food. Such eggs or larvae never
produce anything but a drone.