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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07
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Der Wiiroe beg amerifaniihen Bottles
anssmehsnen WsiIe gefibrt.
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preHuneen ben 2ebensunterbalt 10 be-
oeutenb bertteuerr unb bic leBt aug
ibrem @epinn groBe Summen aur
Sortbauer Der rspubl. Serri4aft bel.
ffeuern.
Der bsmOtr. @anbibat mirb i'm Sole
ieiner Watl abiolut fret fein bon ieoer
gerpf1idtuns ssssr cine periOn ober
cine @rupps bon YeriOaen , aubsr
iener seseniiber Der @eiammtbeit.
g1ad getonung Der Sbatiade, oab
nod Sebuns aler S9wierigteiten bic
partei aus 3pietradt unb S4wdde
gu GINGER etdrfe sebra9t isi, beiast
Der Bsriat, auf @runo Der @rtldrun=
gen bes rspubl. @anoioaten tonne bic
Auele bss rspubl. @ampasne. Gonos
nidt ldngsr sinsn @esentano beg 8er'
oahts biloen.
Weoer Der @anbibat nod iein 8or=
ibenber leu9neten, oaB BON ben Srufs
8sitrdge an9enommen tporoen ieien.
aug benz einfa9en @runoe, neil oieie
SbaiIa6e ni4t ableuebar Tel. Mu9
bic @r6be bes Gonbs let fein ldngeres
9ebeimniB. na4osm Serr &oOt er.
tldrt babe, er betrage stwa bic 9dlfte
ME bel Der Wabl WeRinlsps i'm Sabre
1896.
Sener GOnb entbielt, wie an9emein
bsfannt fei, aesen 10 WiIiOnen Doll
lars, Der republ. Borfbenoe babe alfo
5 WiGiOnsn gu fsinsr Bsrfisuns se,
babt. Sas Gomite hOfs niat. bob
SIS. 600, 900 SruifseIoer cine prdi-
benti4aft gu faufen perm6sea.
Gum Sdlub miro Der yfeife @laube"
ausseiprOden. Der bemotratii9e @aas
bioat merbe minbefens 270 Stimmsrl
i'm Wabls golegium erbal.en.
Sergrobe uftf4iffer'
Wettfreit.
g !. 2ouis, 6. Sob Sails bas
Wetter fsinerl Stri9 our9 bic &e9-
nuna madt, finoet mOrgen auf Der
Ausfelung Der 9r6bte 2uftfabrer.
Wettffrsit aaer 3eiten ifatt. SIM Nero-
bonn befinben fd fiinf Glu9maf4inen.
sbsnlobiele berf4ieosne principien per'
t6rpsrnb. Sie sr6Bte gebt nit benz
&ieienidiT. bas 8. GraneOis aus pa-
ris erfuaoen uno erbaut, nit einem
&asbebGlter fur IS, 200 @ubitfub. ab-
tudrts Bis su benz perbdltnibmdBis tlei-
men gaIon bes u. 6. @epnolos aus
9os Nnaelss. gal.. befen @apacttdt
5000 @ubiffub betrdst.
3wei Der S9ife .6nnen eriOlsrei4e
@uffiese naGweiien; Balowins 8alon
3sigte 3neinal feline 2entbarfeit.
auf moreen if bic erfe Gabrt UNI
ben sroBen pteis Der Musfslungs-
@sisai9aft i'm getrase BON 800, 900
anbsraumt; Der 3uriidseIsste Wes muB
minbeFens 10 Meilen uno barf ni4t
iber Is lang iein. Sie 3abl Der
probsfabrten III unbsi6rdntt-
MuBer ben 5lusmai4insn bon Gran-
co.'s, Baldwin uno &epnolos MAIDEN
i'm 2aufe Der Wo9e mod bic bon Benz
bonn, WDntana. uno bon 8errp, ct.
9cuis, %erfunoenen galons Muffiese.
sfeIfunas- d.
6 I. 9ouis, 6. Nob. Ser @e.
iammt BeIu9 Der Welt ausieauns
Rent HG fur lebte Wo4e auf 634, 442.
isit @r0Hnung auf 1867, ISL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07

indianapolis Detail gertaufsprene:
Ran,nuitb 9Iee $6.60-Sz.00 {.
Hotber $6.00-$6. rs.
NIitfe 81. 25-$8.00.
gIfaIfa $8.60-$9.O0.
Deiber So. 60-$10.25.
6ancp Ttmotbp $1.8S-$1.90.
@eudblter ST. 60-$1.s6.
4rtma 81. 76I$1. 80:
Sanet 2ertufp DIauerat $1.4OL$1.0
@rtra retnes IN @baf 6Oc-60e.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
@eb Top IN @baf 85c@$1.25.
Deiber Soma Samea Safer 5000.
0eiber SninoiS s6c-55c.
Samen Corn weib inb seIb $l.10-$1.86.
Mmber Su6errobr Samen $1-1.26.
gnfIase @orn 90c-$1.10
Triibiobr 0erffe 9Oc-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07
Hr6@te uuD senate.
d te.

NepfeI-$1.00- 80. 30 per 5ab.
Bananen-@emabIte 81. % biz $3.50 per
8us@, speite NuaIttdt 75c bis SLIGO.
RofusniiHe-$3.2b per 8unhert.
@ttronen-Neifnas. "a 90.
Oransen-Sane California gaIeneia $3.50
California Seedlings $500 bis $3.z6.
Nnanas-$2. 26 per @rate.
gFaumen- ST. 90 per IuiheI.
girnem 7he-$l.O0 per guibeI.
6anep Dirnen-$1.bo per @rate.
Seisen : emprna l1-16c bas Efano.
Datteln &c per Bfunb, 80 Bfe. Siften.
Neuer Sonig-l6c.
1rauben ice bis 16c per Rorb.
8frft&e 81 bis So % per 1uibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07
&ebter Mbi6ieS.
3ablreite @laubise beiatissn Die
9ei@e 0eS ebemalisen 2irbeniirfen.

6 incinnati, 6. Nob. Die
beutige ueberfibrung Der irbiiden
ueberrefe oss @r3bii9Ofs gloer aus
benz Seton 9oipitaI nod Der ct.
peters @atbeorale bate cine aubsrors
oentlid sablreide 3uihausrmsnse an=
ge5ogen. Ser Maridlinie Der feiers
liden proceffon DEG @lerus entlang
ifanosn @smeinoelaul=2 inoer, tatbo=
Hide 8ereine uno Mnoere.
Die pnli3ei bate ale Mtbe, ben
Ius9ans bonn 6Oipital uno fpdter ben
@ingan9 CUR @atbeorale frsi3ubalten.
Sn Der @atbeorale empfinssn Grsbi=
f9Of WOeler uno Die 8eiflidteit bic
2ei4e; nod einem @eianae Der 6ran-
cisfaner=0 dter ftr6mie Die tpartenoe
Wenge berein, UNI bic 2eide. tpeI9e
big gum 2eidenbe9dngnib am Diens=
tag auf Dem paraoe5ett liegt, au be-
f9tigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07

&0rfe = eerduperts 8raruurf s&e,
5ranifurter TX; Bologna tn Ddrmen &c. IN
9a& SIC.
S9mat- tn zierees-l. Dual. lo}e; p.
0uaIitdt 93e; 8. OuaIiidt s}e.
Dnfter. &tes uuo OeuAses
Qdnblr hvsaolen foIsenSe greHe:
Butte 'sountrp. l0c, Greomers "a,
sIs.s Is.
gier- oer Duteub.
oiiSae' W.. cibne 8. Turieps1l0..
aate.
gnsros . 8erfaufsprefe Smporttrt.r
Stors gert7is s1c per pfunb etmkeam6ns.
edrpeIasr ne &c, 8iSconfn Gream Q RAJ,
l2t, Rem &'ort Gbebbars, l2}e, etnbesuus
sVsr SsmDar8sr i2-14c. Grid l3-14s.
0focerteH.
SnotanapsIts Ramees4reNe:
@eu0bnI. bts gutter l0-l2e; Srtzpa BIB az
mdblter A-16c ; Gancp 32&-8Sc, goIses
9euow 10 BIB 22e, Saua 1850.
SIN 4adetsn
artoia S13.25. Zion s12.76, Seriep Sl8.2S;
Caracas $l2. 70, DiHuortb's s12. 26, Duta
Sara Blenb $16.O o RaiIBou& sl2. 2b. eqtej
BIenbeb Saua SLABS.
8uder-Domtnoes 5000; etid5uder s.8S
puluerifrter $3.50; xfff YuIperiNrtsr 6.SOs.
fehaer stanuItrte- 5.55c; Gubes 6.o6e; gox.
feetioners' .. 60e; Eibsewoob q 6.4Oc; Bod.
mtg u 5.35e; empire Is. DOC; SosaI artra
Soloen 8 6.2oc; Btnbfpr Ggtra 9 b.S0e,
@ibsepooS q 6.4Oe; seIber 6 4. s5e: Ia gels
Der 40.
@etro6nete Sri@te-AepfeI, an ber soHne
getrodnet, &c; SobanneSbeeren 7e Bis IKE:
@itrom 15e bs lac; RoFnen, 2 groun, per
Yfunh, T, 8 @roun TIC, 4 grown TIC fao.
menfvess &c bts Sc. California Nascatel 7ks;
SuItama 7}c, tnportirte SuItana lie bts lac,
California apritoien Sc Bis 12e.
Ridles-24O0 TN Sab $40; I2Oc TN Sat
Ss; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $3.50; 900 TN Sas
$3.50.
eprup-S tanbarb gern 2Se bts 25e; &c,
pdbIter &c BIS 32c; eorsbum 28e bts SSe;
New Orleans NoIsfes 1ss BITS 26e; sepd5I.
tee 30c Bis 38e.
Gtmsema9te SrR8te-8Iadbersiss 8 pfs.,
SLIGO Hea&es etanbarb, 8 qfe., g.
2.26; combs 8 |funb 81 60-sI %; ~,
Pea4es, 81 .40-$1.6O; Nnanas, etanbore,
Z Rfb., 81. 65@$1.90; Seeunbs, Q gfunn.
81 20 $I.45; srane 8obnen, 8 8funs RAM
men, 8abanta Gnanas $l.9O-Ss. 26e,
Sefebte @sbiem, 81 .20-$l.7 20, frabe Stunt 81
@ents, Rarrop 9Oe, ~esnsewei9ts 65e-sos
tomatoes, 8 piuab. 81. 1O-s1.16.\ Sucer,
8orn 9Oc-S1.S 90. apfeIbutter. per Diteab.
8 Pfitnb, 81.
WHe-8rasiI neu Sc BIZ 10e; 5iIberts IL
gtanbeIn IA; pei&i4aIiee RanSeIn l5s;
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; peanats Dc bis 6}e,
sersffete 7e bis Sc; GnsIt&e @aImiHe
@ff8-Tas go &c. Eef), Sat. s-1le =.
@auone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07
8ier3ia berlebt t.

9osNneeles, Sal. 6. NOp.
geim 3ufdmmenIfoB ameier StraBeE.
%babnma9en tpurben mdbrenb zines Gee
bells 40 perionen oerlsbt, einise ernif-
lid. Gin Wasen nit 39 paHagieren
bate BEL COMPTON Oalt gemadt, als
elm Wasen nit Al msritanii9e ben Mrbei-
tern in ben erfferen bineinfubr. 0on
ben pafasisren entains tsiner elmer
8erlebuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07

&afe.
snsros . serfaufspreife Snporttrt.r
Snpsgsrts's sc per pfunb etmtesmH2s.
edorueasr'n &c, Diseontn Gream . R6fs
l2s, Rem Iort ebebbarss lac. etntetuss
s0cr StraDur8sr i2-14c. Grid l3-l4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07

harfe eerdu0erts Brarwurf &c,
5ranifarter 73s: Bologna In Ddrmen &c, IN
3u& SIC.
S9mat- tn zterees-l. Dual. Io}e; p.
0uaIitdt 93e; 8. OnaIiidt 9}e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-07

Indianapolis Detail Teriaufspretie:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16
.DeWelrY.

Mems Gold-filled Link Cuff Buttons;
each pair in neat, lined box. Amo
Worth 75c. and CSC. Choice. TYSs
Mems Gold-plated and Sterling Silver
Link Buttons, in variety Of Or
pretty effects. Pair. AOSs
Mems Gold-plated Fancy Metal and
Silk Fobs, with buckle and
charm; neat designs. Worth N6N~
1SC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
Gold Front Scarf and Stick Pins;
chased, or with neat stone set NQDr
tfngs: each in neat lined box. f>Ss
Imported. White Stone Brooches; beau
tiful effects; exact limitations
of high-cest jewelry; CSC. S1 SdD
ana. Observation-Disclosures. W
French, White Stone Scarf A6N<,
Pins richld designs. ........... T>@s
Single-strand Pearl Neck
1aces, with gold-filled clasp; Dr.
worth 50c.. OSs
Four-row Pearl Necklaces, fine quail
ity filled wax bead, rhinestone O2C
bars; $1.50 value. wv
Sterling Silver Thimbles, in richly
chased effects. Special at 25c. and 49c
Gold-plated and Silver Lockets. SOC. to
$1.50.
Solid Gold Baby Rings. neat DIR
ly chased; SOC. value. ........ AOs
Ladies' Solid Gold Rings.
worth 9Sc.; pretty stone set AOC
tlngS.
Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, beautiful
settings; new designs. $1.00 to $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16

Mems Pure Silk Suspenders, in large
range of neat patterns, plain 30
and fancy colors, boxed free. NJ DC
500 dozen of Mems All-silk 4-in-hands,
in light and darkil patterns, Ne
stripes s and figures well ZSC.
= Mems Aif-silie Subscribers, in plain
and fancy eeleksi Iatest1
buckles, engraEed, free. Il oQDQD
neatly boxed Special. :..s = -
Mems Blanket Bath Robes, with fancy
colored borders ons cuffs deN no
and collar; extra fSll cut. 81. w
Special. ........... ..
Mems Fine All Fancy Silk Suspenders,
in the newest Designs; kid -
sssS@s ssla s5ss sesi'ss ST so
Mems Fine $500 Rouble-breasted Car
digan Jackets ip2t blue,
brown and blacks-A extra 49, $50
well made and fGAed; all ~ Z.6QD
wool. Special. :. Fanny
Mems All-silk He6kwear; A. fss
in-hands and tecAss- in light zn
and dark patterns; neatly SNDT
boxed Special. .. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16

Adler's Gray Mocha Dogskin and
English Walking Gloves, d. 90
in all the newest shades ~ VDuD
Pair, at...............,.......
40
Mems $3.50 Wool Eideraown Bath
Robes. in large range Of new designs,
fancy borders on collar
and cuffs; girde around ds 40
the waist and neck Spe- sNAE wv
Full Dress Shields. Of de mn
black silk with quilted lin ~ Il .VVVB
ing. Special at..............
Mems White Unlaundered Dress
Shirts, made of linen bosom, double
back and front; patent stays Om~
and gussets; cushion neck oOVCo
band; all sizes. Special........
Mems Fancy Silk Embroidered and
Webbed Suspenders, In large NJ
assortment of pretty pat ZSC.
terms, boxed free................
Mems Plain Black, White and Fancy
All-silk Mufflers, extra d. on
large size, neatly boxed. 10 Il .VVVV
Brighton Silk Carriers, plain Me
and fancy colors; nickel buck ZSC.
les, fancy boxed. .............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16
JUVENILE OUTFITTINGS.

Girls Scotch Plaid Worsted Dresses.
lined throughout. Waist is trimmed
with medallions, braid and 40
ribbons. Sizes 4 to IA years. VOC.
Girls ail-wool Cashmere and Check
Worsted Dresses, in Russian, suspender
and waist styles. Neatly trimmed with
ribbon, buttons, velvet and @ no
braid. Sizes to IA years. - wy
Leading co1ors. Special at
Children's Cloth Coats. heavily lined
for winter wear. Trimmed with braid
and buttons. Best colors. On no
Sizes to years. Special OZ,WO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16
Gifts for Men.

Think of the pleasure of giving father brother something to
Can select anything that would be appreciated?
Here are hints that will lead Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16

Chiidren's Caps, IN very large as
sortment of materials and STYLES. High
and French styles, In white
and all colors. to match ~ n -
the coats. Priced from Mn US
49c. up to....... .....st - y
Infants long and short white Bed
ford Cord Goats, hand
s ;:$s: ri ' :. S;s /, s II en-
Children,s white India Linon Aprons.
with bretelles and bibs OF en-
broidery and hemstitching. nc
Sizes to IA years. Special at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16

Regular $40 Jackets. $3.50.
Imported Cloth Jackets effect; plain
ored style; colarless stitched and manufactured throughout lined
good quality satin regular $1,000 value tomorrow
$3.50 vGtMa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-16

Ladies' and Mems &c and 2S-inch SILK
Gloria Umbrellas, tight roll, paragon
frame. best tempered steel rod, handles
of Dresden, pearl. silver trim no
med. gun metal and plain WSC.
wood. worth $1.50, for.
Ladies' and Mems 26 and 2S-inch piece
dyed Taffeta Umbrellas, with best tenn
pered steel rod. close rolling. handles Of
pearl, ivory, long slver-trimmed natural
wood. &c. in princess and @u I'm
crook styles; case and taS- N II SVU
sci; regular $3.50 value, for.
Ladies' and Mems 20 and 2S-inch UNI
brellas. Of piece-dyed taffeta, with ham
dies Of every sort. silver-trimmed fir and
lockwood. horned, crook n no.
and straight styles; case % Il .WS
and tassel; worth $500. for
Ladies' and Mems 20 and 2S-inch Serge
Silk and Taffeta Umbrellas. with ham
dies of firwood, lockwood. silver trimmed.
pearl. old English. silver. gun metal,
osid sIa silver ssss and gold gold 90 O2
$O.UU.
The evening world., 1904-01-08
L'AMITIE'S FRENCH BALL.
Great Preparations Made for Event
on Jan. ID.

Great Preparations Made for Event
ON Jan. 18.
The sooietie Franchise rAmitie. the
membership of which embraces all the
chefs. club and hotel stewards and a
majority of the principal hotel proprie-
tors OF Greater New York and out OF
town cities. will hold its annual Grand
Bal Masque ut Terrace Garden on
wednesday evening next. jan. 10. 1t
will be the only real French ball to be
held in the metropolis this winter. The
proceeds go to French charitable So
cieties.
The officers of the society. of which
George Portine il President. ave a.
ways maintained their right TO deslg-
nate this event as the only genuine
ball of its kind. held here yearly. for
they claim the credit OF having origi-
mated the organization from which the
Cercle Harmonic sprung. They aver
It was because of the tone to which
they had elevated their carnivafs years
ago that their rHarm lie brethren Sc
coded in order to f., an opposite
Harmonic has gone by the way" t
Franchise rAmitie's officers promise t d,
greatest masquerade In the history o.
the organization, and 80 Terrace Garden
will be .gayly decked on Wednesday
next, which, combined with the variety
and beauty Of costumes. the Grand
the battles of confetti. the music OF q
strinRed orchestra of 100 men, as well
as a brass band OF fifty pieces. should
make the affair n great success.
The evening world., 1904-01-08
ODELL TO TAKE
THE PARTY HELM.
Will Succeed Col. George W.
Damn as Chairman Of the Re-
publican State Committee at
the Meeting Next May.

Gov. Odell will succeed Col. George
W. Dunn as Chairman Of the Republi-
can State Committee at the next meet
ing Of that body to be held In this city
in May. The decision reached by the
Governor and the other leaders in the
party followed a conference between
the Governor, the President and Sena-
tor Plat. r
a month ago The Evening World an
nounced that the Governor would be
active head of the Republican orsani-
zatlon and would run the campaign In
this State. That announcement was
confirmed to-day with details.
President Roosevelt. firm In his be-
lief that he will be nominated. has
asked the Governor TO take the Chair
manship of the State Committee which
he resigned after being elected Gov
ernor. The Governor has consented.
and more than that Is anxious to put
his hand on the party helm.
President Roosevelt believes II any
man can by organization work carry
the State for the party this fall the
Governor II the man, as his record at
the head OF the State Committee was
one never eaualled by any chairman
before or since.
The fact that the Governor will be
the head Of the State Committee set
ties the question Of a denomination
for him. BY some 1t will be considered
a bit indicate for the Governor Of the
State to be the active head OF the
machine, but this has been thought
over and discounted.
When the Governor takes hold the
legislative session will be over. all the
thirty-day bills will be signed and he
will have little to do as Chief ESecu-
tive OF the State, and not being a a n
didate for reelection, the party lead
ers see no reason why he should not
take II.
The decision IF the Governor to ac-
the craftsmanship OF the State Com
mittee settles tho question Of Col.
Dunn's retention and opens UP the field
for candidates for the Gubernatorial
The evening world., 1904-01-08

Johns, Medicine, as written by the
eminent specialist who prescribed 1t
for the late Rev. FIR. John O'Brien,
of Lowell, by whom it was recon-
mended t. his friends and parishion-
ers, and from whom 1t has derived It's
name, and vas advertised with his
knowledge and approval. 1t is not a
patent medicine and It is free from
morphine, opium or other poisonous
drugs. The money is refunded for
any bronchial trouble, cough or cold
it does not cure. II makes strength
and prevents pneumonIa-invaluable
as a tonic and body builder for weak
and run-down systems. Not a new
medicine-50 years in u
The evening world., 1904-01-08
seth LOW WANTS
SEAT IN CONGRESS
Mayors Friends Say
He Would Like to Represent
the Thirteenth District in the
National Legislature.

Seth Low, according to reports in
Republican circles, desires a nomina-
ton for Congress,
Mr.. Low, his friends say you'd like
the opportunity TO go before the people
in the Thirteenth Congressional District,
now represented by Burton Harrison.
Mr.. Low is greatly interested in ma
tlonal questions and believes he would
like the field offered In national affairs.
The district he desires to represent is
Republican, but in the Democratic
slump It a carried by Mr.. Harrison.
with Gov. odeIl in control OF the To-
cal Republican machine there is no
obstacle to the nomination of Mr.. Low
II he really Is anxious for n try at Con-
RreRs. H
The evening world., 1904-01-08
1 Is for Democratic Voe-Presl-
. Dental Nomination, and Is in
Custody of an Indiana Insane
Asylum Trustee. N
R0SENBAUM SHOWS
/ INTENSE ENTHUSIASM.
Nominate Major Menzies, Late
Of the Navy, He Says, and
/ Election of the Democratic.
j Ticket Is Assured.

A boom booming Major G.. V. Men,
zies. of Indiana, for the Democratic
Vice.PresidehtiRl nomination, is in town
"a custody OF one OF the trustees of the
Southern Indiana State Insane Asylum.
The name nf the custodian of the boom
u Lee .Rosenbaum, and he Is massaging
b at the Herald Square Hotel.
Mr.. RoSenbaum did not come to New
York expressly to boom Major Menzios.
ALTHOUGH he came on an express train.
He came hero to attend the wedding
bf his son. but brought the boom with
him. Major Menzies lives in Mount
Vernon. Ind. which is also the home OF
Che Southern State Asylum for the In
zane. ~ g.
An Evening World reporter who went
b the Herald Square to-day to see Mr..
f~aosenbaum and made inquiries for him
ks the desk. Immediately in alert man
Standing near. rushed up n introduced
himself as Mr.. Rosenbaum. He adj
nitted that he had the boom confined
% his room.
Major Menzies," he declared, 'is a
$eader Of the Democracy in our State.
lie served as State Senator and has the
FOnudtuCo aiu Aeopect WI HI poiitiSdi
parties and voters. II he is nominated
De will carry Indiana for the Demo-
seratic ticket. %fs
"Tammany Hail. he continued, aid
ing the Indiana delegation to the Ma
Sional Convention; could have Major
.Aenziesi nominated. I do not think i
I'M equal to presenting the strength of
Major Menzies TO Leader Murphy. A
Stronger man than l am will do that.
besides, ! understand hat Mr.. Murphy
} out Of the city.
Z 81 say without reserve that Major
l{denzies would poll every vote in Mount
Vernon and would give the national
ticket a rotsing majority.
lIf Indiana goes Democratic the election
is won..The Indiana delegation will 20
70 the ~oonyertion instructed for him.
and ne-bope the convention will be held
IN NewxYork."
Where did the receptive candidate
get his title of Mator?" asked the re-
sDorter.
Why replied Mr.. R~osenbaum. The
Served In the navy" -
The evening world., 1904-01-08
False Hair in England.
Crrom the Phfiadelphla Record.

= (From the Philadelphia Reoord.)
According TO a London hairdresser.
lore false hair is used In England than
N any other country. A great deal of
the hair is Imported by way of Mar
sseilles, from the East. Spain and I9aly.
! nd. the amount reaches nearly forty
sons a year.
II The chief French harvest La reaped in
brittany and Auvergne, where In some
places the girls sell to the highest bid
sder, while the rest Is supplied by rag
Fuckers out of the town dust-helps. All
hair undergoes five processes before be-
Ting mad up
I The lumps Of hair are first washed,
then carefully com1sed to. separate them,
NEXT placed IN the bundles. and after
wards arranged In three lengths for
wigs, .plaifs and curls. and finally sorted
INTO seven different shades. They are
tthen sold to the hatrdressers, who mare
them W and sell the false tresses at
prices ranging from a few shillings to
several pounds.
b .wen*o-do women have a '+transforrna-
stfon" for every occasion, and this tg
someimes rather sparse on top and
fufffng out at the sides when worn with
n hat. The matinee. or the evening
aoodffure. Ia very elaborate.
The evening world., 1904-01-08

ing gas from a broken main caused by
the explosion is still burning.
Workmen of the Consolidated Gas
Company have worked since Wednes-
day trying to locate the broken main.
They have dug on all four sides of the
manhole and already four gas mains
have been tapped, but the right one has
not been found. Az this point there lie
a network OF gas add water MAINS. and
II may take a day or two YET. before
the main which is broken IL found.
The evening world., 1904-01-08

2ec. for Dents soc. Golf Gloves.
NEWEST STYLES Golf Gloves, all wool.
~ hand knit, black, white ead colors-its 4
wonderful offei, a SOC. value at acc, saving YOU
nearly as much as you expend. Gloves that
keep your hands warm, too. There are many.
many other exceptional values here for your
choosing. Main Floor
The evening world., 1904-01-08
An AIERound Murderer.

A man who commits murder for
Ave cents is not q pleasant person
to have around the house-unless
1T happens to he the death-house.
New Workers may feel some salts
faction I'm knowing that the most
dangerous person of this class IL
now awaiting execution IN Sing
Sing. He II one of the most re-
mnrknble criminals the country
has ever known. HIS life story
win be found in next Sundays
World Magazine.
The evening world., 1904-01-08
Fire Heroes Orphans.

\ what becomes of tho little chill
dren left fatherlcss by the brave
who lose their lives In the
fulHlment of their dutyf Some one
must take care of them. Who
doess And how many of them nre
there5 Next Sundays World Maga-
zine Will tell a touching story
about these little ones-the city's
wards.
The evening world., 1904-01-08

TO THE PUBLIC

The old family apothe-
carries, Carleton & Hovey,
OF Lowell, Mass, estab-
lished in 1927, have in
their possession the old
prescription b o o k in
which is filed the pre-
The evening world., 1904-01-08
GAS MAIN STILL BURNS.

Leak Caused by Wedncsday's Ex-
pIosion Not Found.
In spite OF the fact that forty-etght
hours nave elapsed since collected gas
In a conduit at One Hundred and TWEEN
ty-nfth street and Third venue caused
an explosion on Wednesday. the escap-
The evening world., 1904-01-08
kAIsER,s VOICE COURSE ENDS

BERLIN, Jan. S.-Emperor. William
has ended his course Of voice training
and his instructor. DR.. Gustav spiess.
has returned TO his home at Frankfort.