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THE OD0NNELL WILL STANDS.
First Trial Stopped Because of Charge That
Juror Offered to Accept Bride.

The jury which heard the testimony the
second trial establish the will of Neal O'Donnell
returned verdict yesterday unfolding the will
Neal O'Donnell and his brother Hugh had been
for years in the cooperage business and had
erlassed large fortune They liberal bene-
factors Of Roman Catholic institutions and Hugh
made q will by which nearly all his estate went to
Neal. the remainder going to certain religious and
benevolent institutions. Neal O'DonneII made
similar viii. and outlived Hugh by only a few
weeks. The execution Of Neal ODonnelPs will was
disputed. as was that of his brother, by a number
or relatives The action brought by the execaI-
lots OF the VIII 10 have il declared valid.
Before the former trial was over a Juror wa
arrested on the charge Of Offering to accept a
lawyers clerk was also arrested as the po-he+Uaen
This is still in the hands of the District Attorney
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first mortgage u $500 al per cent. annuua a
eleven ff-enths u1 5I OF said premises secors
mortgage Of 81 900 per cent per on thrse
ffths - premises. lease doo
1898. approximate Of
taxes assessments and liens % u.
out OF the purchase 81
Referee is 5000
Dated New York. December 10TH 1904.
HENRY ". SACKETF. Rsfsr.n
WILLIAM r. PHEI.AN. Esq. Attorney for Plaiut.r No
Broadway. y Y City
JUNIUS PENDELTON WILSON. Esq. Attorney for
Joseph ReCher individually and lniniscrator ac
HARRY EDWARDS. Esq Attorney for Louis Rslchsr
MARY Rech-r and Caroline Reicher.
Messrs BOWERS & SANDS. Attorney for American
Mortgage Company.
ReCher-
HEF~T Esq Attorney FOR G.. Wallace
trustee. and Louis Heft
WASSERMAN JACOBJS. Jaz.ph
JaCCbus.
JOSEPH JACOBUS. Esq.
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CHICAGO NOT LIABLE IN IRoouols FIRE

Chicago Dec 29-Alnost to a day on the ami
versary of the Iroquois Theatre fire Judge Charles
n. Walker this afternoon decided that the city Of
Ch4caBo IS not liable for damages growing out of
ne loss OF life in connection with the famous
theatre IRE On all points considered Judge Walker
declares the ctys position in opposing the LITIGATION
IN sixty suits in which it is party defendant is well
lakef he sustained the city's demurrer in two of
the suits at the bar One of the Will be taken
TO the Appellate Court for final decision.
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Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF New

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- York Frederick ReichHr. plaintiff. 49,,
Reicher. ct al. defendants-In pursuance OF frsa-
locutory Judgment Of Partition and sale bearing
December, 1904. and IN he ~.
the County - New York. L uufe1-s q
Referee In said judgment named will sell publ
New York Real Estate Snlesroou1. Num- -,
Broadway in the Borough 0f Manhattan city ofs-.1l
York 18TH day 81 January. 1905. at twelv. o.
day by y Phoenix Ingrahsm. Aucfi1.$
the premises directed said judgment be soIsi
therein described follows All that piecs -
land with the building thereon erected sit
lying being IN the Borough Of Manhattan. Cfr-e,
York. bounded and described follows:
point the westerly line % Sixth Avenue d..atS
i've feet three inches. northerly from cs
formed by the intersection OF the northerly
Eleventh Street with the westerly side Of Sixth Avsn
and Immediately in front % party wall. runs.
thence westerly line parallel with Eleventh
part centre Of said party wall. sixty p.
thence northerly In line parallel with Sixth Aveug
eighteen feet thence eastery on line parallel wfs
Street and In part along the
feet the OF
Avenue thence southery along the westerly lfns
eighteen feet. place o hezfur
being premises known Street Number 153 Sixth Ave-
nue.. Borough OF Manhattan.
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I WANT WORK.-Young man aged 10, 70
make himself useful IN a wholesale bust
ness house at any kind of work; willing and
strong; good reference. living with parents
Address J. p WIND. 1T9 Pearl-st
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WORK WANTED

Male
ELECTROPLATER.-- Expert dip ghdine'
ormolu, gold etching; best results In cleo
troplating zinc hollow ware and novelties,
has executive abilities. F., 80 Columbus
ave.
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JANITOR-By man and wife; family.
THOMAS BARTON, 2J1 East 43d-st.
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MESSENGER. porter or walter by col
ored man: good reference. Call or write.
Fl. ~ CT. 119 East S4th-sJ-
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Steamboats,.

B O3 ON A AER f HHSTas n
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fab River
Leave Pier 49, n. r.. OF Warren ST. weekdays
only at $500 p NJ Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM.
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE New London. Leave Pier 40,
y. r. Of C1arkson St.. weekdays only 600
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W.
CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, Hartford. Spring
the North. Leave Pier 90 f. r.. of Peok
Slip weekdays only at 400 P. NJ. Steamer RICHARD
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ROARD AND ROOMS.

,sT I33 WEST.-DeslrabIe rooms with
ard references exchanged
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X SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


- of New York.-Chsrles X Billings. substitutes
Trustee under Win and Testament Of James NJ
Billings for Mary L Brown. Plaintiff against Walter A.
In q 1udsent OF torecosure and sale duly
date 9th day Of December. 1904 the undersigned
the referee In said judgment named win sell public
auction the real estate salesroom Ne i6 Broadway,
18th January 1905 at IL o'clock noon that date
by Joseph r Day, the premises directed by
said gmen to be sold and therein described as follows
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land together with
the building and improvements thereon situate lying and
being i'm the third Ward Of the city Of New York
Borough OF the Bronx bounded and described follows
10 wit: Beginning at point the easterly side OF
Brown Place distant feet and eight inches north
northeasteriy Of Brown Place and
East 135th street; thence running uortheIiy along the
eastery Brown Place thirtthree feet inches
thence running easerly and lire parallel with Fast
hundred feet thence running southey
line parallel to Brown Place thirty three feet
four inches. thence running westerly and partly
through party wall, and on a line parallel with East
Street. hundred feet, eaSterly line Of
Place. the point place % beginnng and the
premises being known by the number II for
mery No 1853 Brown Place. City Of New York Borough
of Bronx.
Dated New the Goth day Of December 1904.
JOB r HEDGES. Referee
JULIUS II. SEYMOUR Attorney for Plaintiff q William
Street, Borough Manhattan. city of New York
The following diagram of the property be sold.
the street number being Is Brown Place:
East 1876 Street
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LADY'S MAID-Lady or grown chisi..s
20 be seen at her former enpio. ~
where she was seven wears, k0ot
travelling 4ei West 57th-st
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StsoOM-By young man. ~. in private
family. city or country, x,Aot rafersr',s
J. NJ G. IS East asth "a
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Esast l2A a.


The anproxIrnate value of the lien satisfy
which The above described property be sold is
sa lac 40 with interest 2nd 1904
together with and allowances amounting to
dollars, with interest thereon Dec o.
1904 with expenses Of the sale The approximate
ar,o,,nt taxes, be
oiir,Tad he purchaser purchase money
la b,, the referee 81 100 dollars
Doted New York the Goth day Of December 1904
JOB z HEDGES Referee
1r-TJTrS II SEYMOUR. Attorney for Plaintiff % William
Street. York city
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER OR VALET by Japanese stu
dent where he could have time To at
tend high school: small salary city Or
lyn- 49, H'VoA-
SAHEFAkER-Man and wife have NO
1amlly. Will care for private house In
owners absence: furnished or unf1rni.haT-
20 DC sold or rented: have reliable persCnai
reference from the tirst families in NeN--
York. Mrs. KENT. 1919 8d-ava
COACHMAN,-By single herman: stylish.
careful driver: smart appearance, vsrV
tidy: strictly sober: econoUicai n,ar,ssS
highly recommended; city or counIry
BincHENDORF. Tribune Uptown once
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AN-CHAMBERMAID ScRv
married couple: man as coachman: wife
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perate' very best references HARVEY
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Surrogates Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
claims against Emil Michel late of the County OF New
York the with vouchers
thareof to the sIbcsriber his place ransacting
business No So Nassau street. in the City OF NewYork
ISorough OF Manhattan before the 14th day of
Inri next. Dated New-York, the 9th day of October.
1904.
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FOUND.

EOIND.-Deceulber % on Broadway. a
watchi owner will address II Myrtle
ave. PlRinheld. n. J.
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received At their Uptown
Office, No. 1.S64 Broadway. between Seth
and 8Tth SITS. until o o clock p. m. Aovcr-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until clock
.. m. VIII 204 eth-sve.- :. e. cor. 2Sd-st-;
los 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st.; e2 East l4th-st.;
267 West 42d-st,, between Tth and Sth aves.
2s3 West i2oth-st: 1,83s 3d-ave-, between
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LOST


IOST-BanRbook No. S58, 22s, Bank for
savings $50 4th-ave.. New York. Pay
Ynent stopped. Please return book 10 bank
savings Rank ANY person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present the
setd hocx will be declared cancelled and
extinguished, and a new one issued In lieu
thereof.
lost OR sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 4eb. 800
OF the German Savings Bank In the city
of New-York. corner 4th-ave. and l4th-st.,
issued TO Friedrich Hartmuss. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned TO the bank on the 10th day
OF January. 1905. a duplicate will De is
sued.
LOST. Handbook No, $50, 0S2 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present
the same to the bank within thirty days or
the said book will De declared cancelled and
s1tinguished. and a new one Issued in lieu
thereof
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
N received their Uptown Once.
1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be received the following branch
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pooi
tables; high grade bowling alley build.
srs; lowest prices MARK bhOs- "a
Union Square
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a surrosate Of the County of
claims against II. Croker late of Ramseys.
County Bergen and State OF New Jersey deceased to
crescent vouchers thereof. o b
scrbers at their place of ransacting business No -
BROAD Street (Room S09 in the Borough OF Manhattan.
In The City New York. before the 23rd day Of
next.
GEORGE CROCKER,
ALICE H RUTHERFORD,
HAWKINS q DEIAAFIELD. Attorneys for Executors.
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HELP WANTED.

WANT e D-Experi-
enced advertising cam
vassers for special feat
ure; prominent paper.
Address H.. Box is,
Tribune Office.
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MACHINERY.

wood and iron working machines; fully
rusranteed; machinery bought and e1-
Changed GEO. Il FpT~- S9S Madlson-st-
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l. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
, work notice is hereby given all persons having
lie rms against Edward W. Lambert late Of the County
~ Eayv York deceased, present the with
es thereof subscribers at their place Of transact
Office of Richards Head. No. TAI
BTosdway Borough of Manhattan. in the city OF New
Work on or before the 31st day of March next
Tatsd New York the 18th day of September. 1904
SAMUEL w. LAMBERT.
MARTHA W. LAMBERT, Executors
ALEXANDER LAMBERT,
RICrIAPDS & HEALD. Attorneys Executors, TAI
I3roadway borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
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PACKER or PORT'ER--Bv married man
t34; good packer; experienced in dry
goods; good references FRED. GASSERT.
$50 SheparG-ave-, Brooklyn
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FANNY DE, GRoOT-IN PUR,

IL suance Of an order of Frank T. Fitzgerald.
Surrogate of the County OF NewYork notice hereby
sivan 10 ali persons having claims against Fanny
S;root Hastings, County Of New-York. de-
ceased 10 present with vouchers
subscriber at place OF transscting business tho
oSce NJ his attorneys Agar. Ely Fulton. No. 81 Mas
san Street in the City EewYor before the 18th
day of January. 1905 next
THOMAS 5. HASTINGS,
AGAR ELY & FULTON Attorneys for Executor,
Nassau St Manhattan New-York City
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Fer Young Ladies-City.
School Agencies.

AnERICAs AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENC,
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goyern,ssss stc
70 Colleges SCHOOLS and Fames Apply 10
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Instruction.

Instruction.
Fer Young Ladies-City.
KINDERGARTEN TRAINING.-winter term Jan =
Free Scholarships It'd. academic dept. FRO6f3EG
NORMAL INST. z A CUTTEN. 4s Irving Place
For Both Sexes-City
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square q. 12e Bway) Brooklyn "a Cour, 8.
New terms beginning now. Trial lessons free
Teachers.
FTNEACHERS Recommendations, Yais graduate Co.
i first class school for young boys Also teacber ~
geography and history for first class boarding ohoo
city, liberal Several other superior gsn+s-1
for first class schools Apply MrR NJ J. YounS F11lto
No. % Union Square New-York '
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nEEICE FURNITURE.

OFFICE FURNITURE-
have the LARGEST C-n
Il ASSORTMENT OF I'll
ACCOUNT AND s'N In
MEMORANDUM /
G0mMW6a IN THE CITY II -it
at reasonable prices. M II
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS l. Y III
for all machines. SOC. each. -
PURE CARBON PAPERS.
500 kinds Of DIARIES IN plain and hne
Bindings.
JAMES LEACH,
nc Nassau St. New York. Tel. 2ll6 John
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MACHINIST. all around. 81. with tools.
willing 10 work in engine room as fireman
or assistant engineer. 4. SCHULTZ, ia
Avenue f. Bayonne. " J.
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TYPEWRITING.

TYPBWRITERS.-A makes solo. rented
raraired exchanged reliable service.
C0RNAN' 10 Nassau-st. Telephone 2I4O-
Cortlandt
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FIREMAN or ENGINEER Eight years.
experience Call or address FRANK
CURTIS. S21 Myrtle-ave.. Brooklyn.
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GENTLEMAN thirty-eight years expert
personal acquaintance with architects and
business people, would like mana geTShip or
representative good company BOND.
Tribune Office.
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Recommend Castorias

has met with favor the physicians
cuc societies medical authorities It is used by physicians with
results most gratifying The extended Of Castoa unqueionab the
result Of three facts FIhe ndputab evidence that is harmless
not aay stomach pains and ques the nerves. but asm
as the food 7nI agreeable perfect substitute for Castor Oil
is absolutely SAFE It does contain any OPIUM Morphine other narcotic
and does not upe It unlike Soothing supa Bmans Drops Godfrey
Cordial etc. This is good deal for Medical Journal say.
danger record the Of advancing health The
tor poisoning innocent children through greed ignorance ought end
knowledge 0aso remedy produces ooposure and health
regulating the system by supplying tand entitled
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jozlrna Of
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PEOPLES PULPIT
."'GRATITUDE.''
G.. L. Morrill,.

VI IL N1OA4AA4s
First impressions are lasting. I was
a little fellow and often accompanied
my father when he made pastoral calls.
One day we went to a poor section Of
the town. We came to an old gate
which opened into a little yard where
stood a small cottage. >= =:
I was just about to say, "Don It let
us go in here, ~ when the knock at the
door was answered by old lady, a
widow bent with rheumatism, who said
in a sweet voice:
"Won It you please come in?'
We entered clean, plain room. There
was little fire in the CRATE. Oppo-
site was window with glass jar and
and geranium in it. In the center
was table; and we sat around in the
three wooden chairs.
I made friends with the old pussy,
while my father and his parish 81
talked on and on, but on what didn t
know. I paid little attention to the
conversation, until heard Mrs. B say:
"Yes,'I am very poor. I have to 60
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out and wash every day. I get very
can't go to church. Then I strike my
old knees with my hands, and say: 'You
walk every day for yourself; now go
up that hill to church, and serve Cod
[ 20 and feel SO rested; and come home,
happy, and all ready for another week Is
work. - 49,. 10.
Later she excused herself, and began
to set the table. There was a coarse,
clean tablecloth, some pieces of old
Of potatoes and some salt. - - =
No sooner had we sat down than she
raised her hands, bowed her head, and
| said: D." he,
Lord, I thank you for this visit,
for bread, for potatoes and salt, too.''
My father gave start-I looked into
his face, and the tears were in his eyes.
After we left, I asked him why he
cried, and he replied: =. A." a.
"Because she was so thankful for
potatoes and salt, too" -
That was genuine gratitude. = -.
Doubtless all of us have more to eat
and enjoy than she did. ~7r ~ p
Are we as grateful9 H..
| Do we count up our mercies, or com
plain because others are better OFF, Il
it not true that most of us have all OF
more than we deserve?
| King George had been badly worste6
by the colonies, but he proclaimed 8
day Of thanksgiving. One Of his cleri
cal friends enumerated the kings great
losses Of men and moneys, and asked
him if that was the occasion of hi
gratitude. b.
The king said: .-,.~,- -...
"No.' ... .1 III
"For what, may it please YOU
majesty, then, are we to give thanks?'
asked the pious divine. 49,
Thank God,'' said the king, will
great energy, Etthat it is not an,
worse'
Shakspere makes King Henry VI
say: 5...
Poor soul, Gods goodness hath bee,
great to thee: 49,. .- :.
Let never day nor night unhallowed pass
But still remember what the Lord hiatt
done. +.
! We admire Homer who spoke from
the heights of Olympus. =. .>5a.
| Let us initiate David, who sang from
the very boughs Of the tree Of life: "
Be thankful unto Him and bless Hi
name, for the Lord is good: His mere
is everlasting. 1891
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No drugs of any kind are used, no
electricity, just the bare hands, freeing
the tension Of the nervous system upon
the stomach, the trouble passes away
and the cure is permanent. Call on or
write Drs. Robinson, Ring and Shaffer,
seventh floor, Boston Block, Minneap-
oils, MINI. Telephone T. @. 1866.
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HE WANTS TO KNOW.
tCleyelandrPlain. Dealer.

The Tacoma Ledger politely asks: ,@tiWhat
are brains for 2" THE Ledger editor seems to
be as innocent in his ignorance as the scarecrow
In The Wizard Of o." Can't some Tacoinian
him? ":5.S : @1..1 - : ~, j.
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T. Minneapolis, Mimi, June 20, 1904.
DR.. Shaffer-For six years I have
been troubled with stomach trouble so
bad that I couldn It eat only certain
food without making me sick. But
since I have taken your treatment I
heartily recommend your treatment to
all sufferers from these troubles. Yours
truly, 'MISS BERTHA MORAN,
"0l1 Hawthorne Avenue.o
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- There is no affliction to which flesh
is heir that is SO hard to bear as an
aggravated case Of :. stomach trouble.
There is&no rest, no ease,s no peace,
awake or asleep. If the stomach is
empty the void brings it's own misery.
IF the stomach is full its terrors are
with it. Many a person with stomach
literally on fire, driven to desperation,
has sought and found radiance in self
destruction. -.-4-~, T.. ...s .N...
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AS IT SHOULD BE.
.rsChicagO News.

Gle had just proposed but Ibis poverty was
too. much of handicap w ..4.,, IT, -
"a man without money" she said, ''might
as we'll walk back and sit down"
wouldn't Be ln position III To Ride back
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OF COURSE NOT.
Hnnc%o,, M uo~f,1n

houston Chronicle.
4, Gifhe-Russia has not the same calendar as
Ine rest or the world. Its dates are always
Spinks-Well, don't suppose they mind the
cafes keep1ns behind, SO long as the army keeps
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THE PROFESSOR.

-OHlCagO TT1Dune. -1|-@- ~ Z
Certainly, obseryEd the doctor, In reply to
a question, light laeing, habitually practiced
often causes red noses. 4
But light tasting, itually practiced, causes
more Of thsm,h replied the psofessor 81 4. s.
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WHAT THEY KNOW OF US.

Philadelphia Press.
zcttso you reside in New York ,city.'gs sadTthe
Londoner. ~. - l.. -tst,s, : s.j.TEy =
Yes replied the American tourist; lin the
suburbs" ~ -4Ay. 80 -. ~.
:, '.Ah! in: California Massachusetts,. per
haps.'' -
The Washington times., 1904-03-02
Reports Current in London That japanese
Suffered Defeat in Attack on RuSSia's
Far East Stronghold.
ABDUL HAMID FORBIDS
PASSAGE OF BLACK SEA FLEET
Should Car Attempt to Force the Darda-
nelles He Would Have War With
Turkey on His Hands.

LONDON March
CURED at Port Arthur
be aimed
1here Is nothing II
d means OF n
perfect As result other
irc is snno-nin
MOVEMENT INTERVENTION.
in
out tne Of
would
russia there little
- ucha
as % does that
tnat the wish
SNeS 70 nsht the matter out be the EesuIt
THE PERIL
me aane Of the yellow is
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