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New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
YELLOW FEVER CASES AT PANAMA.

Washington Jan THE public aea.th and
marine hospital service has been advised by its
renresentatl tlves at ParaIna that between Dec'm-
her ! and q there had been three cases of yellow
ea,sr IN that city None of the sick AmeTi
ans one being a CANADIAN. another a Scotchman
- The third a spaniard krhere had been new
aaSes At Colon between November and December
IafE
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
GIFT TO CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

Ithaca n. Y, Jan. Cornell University mas just
reoei,ed a pIft of s. 900 from Mrs HARRIET Barnes
N.wberrv and A Victor Barnes children OF the
late General Alfred C. Barnes Of Brooklyn.
former trustee The interest VIII be used for the
maintenance OF reference library Ia Barnes HAN
ift from The late trustees father Alfred s Barnes.
20
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Postemee Notice.

tshould ee read DAILY by al Interested a. changes
may OccIr az any tine
oeiga mals Tor the week ending January VIII
close tPROAPTLY casesl al the General Poztoa4cs
~ IoOws: ParcespCst mails close hour earlier than
losing time shown below Parcelspo for
many close al D p. January O.. per . Cassel and
January IL per = kronprinz Wilhelm.
regular and Supplementary
sion tcorneF ef West Morton half hOIr iare-
man closing time shown below except supplementary
mas for Europe ard Central America VIA Colon close
one hour later Foreign station)
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBE4AR ARLE-G Governor Frank NJ Higgins
Olean y. Y. CAMBRIDGE-Baron Won Hengel-
miller Austro-Hqngarian Ambassador TO the
United States EARLINGTON-COlonel Percy
Lockhart Boston. GRAND-Captain Edgar F.
Collins, Z. 5. A: Captain ". ". Hamilton L. S
A. HOFFMAN-Norman E Mack. Buffalo. HOL-
LAND-George Ade, Chicago. MANHATTAN
Colonel 7. Evans, Ottawa; the Rev Y. A Whitten-
ham, oxford. England; Murat Halstead. Cincinnati
SANOY-Hays Young. Chicago; S Samter. Scran-
ton. DORF-ASTORIA-George 5. Oliver
Pittsburg- WOLCOT-r-Jobn Hay Secretary OF
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
NANY FREE LOANS MADE.

-Ae hebrew Free Loan Association. No szi GTand-
Which makes loans 10 borrowers irrespective
reed CT nationality. H. SANS Of from s. - SOD
eut any charge whatever 20 the oorrowtr' the
In. @ aelHg repaid 81 insfalllents reports that ~
u loaned q }A5T4 persons Ss,1-e sn average az
- y eaSh person, and collected SsSisZa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
WILL VALID AFTER LONG CONTEST

Boston Jan THE will OF Peter Bent Brigham
OF this city who died twenty-five years ago leav-
ing an estate which is now valued at S.OO0Oo. to
found a public hospital here. was sustained as
valid by the full bench OF the Supreme Court to-
da,, This Is the third court 10 hold the hospital
gift valid against objections OF heirs-at-law
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
eesss RATES TO ALASKA REDUCED.

yvasnirgton Jan. THE Secretary Of War has
approved The recommendation Of the chief signal
of5cer OF the army which reduces the press rates
betU-cen Seattle and points in Alaska 10 half the
,rese,t tariff Cable rates Will remain unchanged,
ki,t the lard tariffs between stations IN Alaska
viii be somewhat reduced at an early date.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

report OF the appraiser appointed by the Surro-
gates Court, amounts to s4 ST. which the chief
part consists of 1sso shares stock in the Bryant
Fark Building Company, valued s465,eoo. The
expenses OF administration and other disourse-
ments amount to ss7 702 leaving the net personal
estate Ss33 s57 0 "
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
HARVARD FOOTBALL PLAYER ENGAGED.

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Cambridge Mass. Jan. The announcement is
made Of the engagement Of Miss Polly Emmons
sister Of Bob" Emmons. the old Harvard football
captain. TO John Parkinson. centre rush OF the
Crimson eleven for the last TWO years
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Highest temperature YESTERDAY - degrees lowest Sa
osee az average corresponding date last year "a
- ,o-re~pendiug date last twenty Eve years. -
I,eal Foreras-Iarfly clouds ana colder l9asy' %oh
Gar fair, brlsk 10 hish west 70 northwest "aA1A
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
TRANsPACIFIc NAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

DAILY
The schedule closing OF Transpachc Mails Is ar
the presumption OF their uninterrupted
land transit % port of sailing The final connecting
nails except Registered Transpachc Malls which
m previous day) close the General Postofdcs.
Japan Korea china and specially addressed mail for
Philippine Islands via Seattle. close AT jan
nary II for dispatch steamship Kanagawa Marr
Philippine Islands via Tacoma. close AZ p jan
uary u Tor dispatch per steamship Ksemun.
Hawaii Japan. Korea China and Phpptne Islands, via
san Francisco close a. D m January 10 Tor Dis
patch steamship ManchUria
Hawaii. Francisco. close az 6 January 10
Japan except Aails Korea. China ard Phil
ippine Islands and Victoria. B. c. close
at D. January II tor Dispatch per steamship
PhiIlpplne Islands and Guam Francisco
p m January n for dispatch per I. ; Transport
Japan. Korea China and Peilppine Islands VIA
Francisco. close a. p m January = for dis
patch per steamship kores
samoa. Hawaii and specially addressed mail FOR Fit
Islagds via Francisco close 6 m aJnuary y
far dispatch per steamship Soncma- tIf the Cunard
the British nail FOR New leatano dora
not arrive with this dispatch extra
uaiIs-closinE $50 a $50 and . D
sundays al 40 a m, a m. and p m--wfn b
E5 isIsnd. and specially addressed mail for
close m. January = for dispatch per steamship
MioWera-
al g D m February for dispatch Steamship Mari
M1nehnria except Ne~chwanE Siberia as
scfT-F-rnle=s otherwise addressed Australia -
forwarded VIA Europe View Zealand via san Francisco
and certain places IN The Chinese Prov Vince or 1uhan
eiallv addressed via Europe must Be fally prepaid
az the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded via saa
WILLIAM r WILCOX Postmasser.
PostofHcs. NeW-Yogk. y. Y. January q 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
MR.. AND MRS. CoRTELYoU SAIL.
They Leave Boston on the Canopic for the
Mediterranean.
lRr rELraRApH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Ihf TkI-EGFAFH 10 THE ThIBJNE.I
Boston, Jan. 1.-CIeorge B. COrtelyOu, chair
man Of the Republican National Committee
and Mrs Cortelyou sailed for the Mediterranean
to-day on the White Star liner Canopic They
will remain abroad about two months
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Special Notices.
The seaboard Florida Limited

Tine seaboard Florida Limited
"A ,wo other hzh class trains AFFORD patrons OF
"A AR Line Ry exceptionally fine service
i,1eSHrs, n C.. camden 5 G, and all the winter
an the Carolnas and Florida. For winter booklets
"a Information. call Office. I.1S3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

TIN. TRIBUNE wall oy mail 20 address
tts country or abroad ane address changed often
u ,S..srsS e1bscrtotions be given
sssis- bssore eOnyeni-nt hand
tr an TIE TRIBUNE Orhee
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Special Notices.

Man suhseribers IN Nsw-York city to the DAILY
and Ihl-WEEKLY will Be charged = COPY
extra postage in eddtion 70 the rates aaIned above
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

5 %s bs4 " n aqt s s ga raars % s4
January S. at o'clock m
BALDwIN-MsmOrIel services FOR the late W. H Bald
Parb-ave. S4th-st, Wednesday. January II. at
4p.
Of Mary BroTr in his sd yeaT PusTaI seTcea
ia1 Iniernenl later sr.' =
CURTIs-on Saturday January the residence Of
friend; Mrs MahOq J. Woodruff No so Ess; 5oth-st
friends invited to attend funeral services at the
O'clock Burial at the convenience OF the family.
DAY-At Morristown n. J.. on Friday. January g. 1895
sarah Elizabeth wife Of Wilbur p Day IN 5.t the ssh
2 p. m. Asbrry Park papers please copy.
DIMON-on Friday. January g. 1903 Charles l. Dimon.
in the s9d OF his age FRsaI 5sI ws ssTvsss s;s viii 5 be
Monday evening January 9. at p m.
EGBERr-At her residence No 2o2 Iake-st West Ho-
boken on JsnusTy IOoo harriet FTEH,, Louise Eg
tse' tse 4th year Of ' her age at
day evening, January 9, 1905 at O'Clock
ss s1sssz 3 59m.aI7 i sa1ae ss,5@n A wife Of
in e the ' s5th year Of her age Funeral services
sSsS1 9 aF afeR0o soa hSn January n "
KIssAM-on Saturday. January = Lewis, OF J.
Maynard and Lima s. Kssam. aged months Funeral
private.
her Fssdsnoe &o 500 west
vate. Paris papers please copy.
I -
Z 1915 a. m Henry Lash. aged 50 years Funeral
Monday. o. 1880 p. m. San Francisco papers
please copy.
NORRIS-At Amityvile. Long Island. January 8. 1903
James Teller Morris aged 81 years. months and
days Funeral from his late residence. Monday. al
O'Clock
OINEY-suddenIy. on Saturday morning January :. La
Fayette OIney. in the 18th OF his age Relatives
ana friends invited attend the funeral services
az his late residence No. West 1SOthst, Mon
day evening January 3. at O'Clock
PARsoNs-on Thursday. January . 1905 at HI. resi-
dence No Tompkns Place, BROOKLYN Charles n
Parsons T9th year OF his age Funeral services
al his late Monday. 9th inst az II a. m
PITTs-on Friday January g. 1905 Mary Jane. wife OF
Friend Pitts Funeral services al the residence Of
DR. /. W sagenan. - East 2dst Mount Yer
non n Y on Sunday January :, at p. m Boston
IS and New-Haven papers please copy.
RORRINS-At Stamford. Conn saturday January ..
Iat5 Maria d. widow William Robbins. in her S5th
F1neral will be held at the residence OF
6er sister Mrs John W Harms L1ark's HILL Mon
dav at 4 D m Interment at Hartford, Conn Hartford
please copy
swEETsER-At summit. y. j., January T. 1oOS. Harriet
Frances Walt Sweeser. daughter OF the late samuel
OF Cambridge. Mass. Funeral services Mon
1iav Janu g. $50 p n az the residence OF
TS1,ueI Skituore IS Woodland ave- Summit. n J.
Carriages will p m train from New-York D.,
and ". r. r.
A. EoT-In this city. January 8. suddenly. OF heart
TIgsase r. NJ Oiyphaut, youngest OF Nioletta and
the Iate George Talbot in the 35th year Of his
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

TURNS OLD GOLD AND SILVER INTO GOOD
MONEY.
There several places where it's done every day
See ''Old Gold and Silver heading among Little
Ads. Of the People"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
EsTATE oF PARKE GOODWIN. s4ss.s57

The gross value Of the personal estate OF Parke
Goodwin. who died last December. as shown by the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
BY EARLY MAIL T

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
Fo, an points United States Canada and Mexico
N1or1tSfds of the boroughS OF Manhattan The
Rronxl Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Phuiupiuss without extra expense FOR foreign post
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win be
repnblished in The Triweekly Tribune without
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

49,, ogciaI Reeord.-The following Official record
80, ,hs W.athsr Bureau shows changes in the tenn
,r. FOR the last twenty-four hours. IN comparison
u-,th the corresponding date q last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

HE DID BRISK BUSINESS
tbrourh using the Little Ads. of the People" which
aDpear i'm The Tribune. How often one hears this said
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

For points IN Europe and countries IN tne Unvsr-
following rates: - - ~ - -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND Ere. ExCEPr
TRANSPACIFIC.


CCBA-via Port Tahpa. Florda. closes At this once
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and satur-
MEsXICO CITY-Oyerland unless specially addressed
dispatch by closes this Office daily except
Sunday. at so ?. m. and 1880 .. m. Sundays
p N. and 1890 D. m.
North sydney and thence by steamer. closes this
Office daily except sunday. : sunday $50
p m connecting mails close here every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday.
JAMAICA-By rail Boston. and thence by steamer.
closes this office at Z Tuesday. BY Tan To
hce az 1880 }. "Wednesday.
MIQUELON-By rail Boston and thence By steamer.
closes this onice daily except sunday al p m;
sunday ESQ p
BAHAMAS Parcels Post Mails}-By Miami
Fla, and thence by closes this ONES
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS EAST Coast ah4
GCATEMALA-By rail 10 New-Orleans and thence ~
steamer. this Office daily except Sunday
f1:3O D. m. and 1850 D. Sundays az n ..
4l0:30 D. m connecting mail closes here Mondays
Tl0:3O p
COSTA RICA-By rail o Nsw-Oreans. thence BY
steamer. closes at this Office daily except sunday
T1.3O p N. and f1O-3O p Sundays n p.
4lO:30 connecting mail closes here Tuesdays
+1G:3O ,. NJ
NICARAGUA East Const)-By rail 70 Nsw-Orieans and
thence by steamer, closes this oG1ce daily. except
Sunday II 30 and 1000 .. n. Sundays II
?. and fl0:3O connecting mail closes hero
PANAMA and CANAL zDNE-By rail Nsv-Orleans.
La. and thence by steamer closes this ONCE daily
except Sundays and Mondays Al tl-30 p m sundays
II ?. m. and f10-SO p connecting mail closes
every SUNDAY az 410;30 D.
tRegste-ed mail closes at ?. previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA



MONDAY Cg-At Z D. m for Newfoundland per = .
Slherian, from Philadelphia
TUESDAY uO-At m. for Argentine Uruguay ana
1890 a. NJ for Nicaragua (excspt East COAST Hon
9dTas except East COAST. salvador Panama. Canal
zone, Cauca Department OF Colombia Peru.
BOLIVIA ana chill Der Advance. via Colon tma for
~ = :. - y per 5 = Advahce - a.
II a. m Tor CIudad Bolivar, per = Manzanares (nail
tor Nsnezuela via La Guayra must be directed per
;. ManzsnaTss')
WEDNESDAY GD-At 10 a m for Grenada. Trinidad
SVuaad BonyaF and Guiana per 3 Aaraeas; at 10
IN IOl bI1lsA honduras GGHtenlala Honduras and
nicaragua. Per 8 8 Ask tmaN must be directed per
s 5 - Ask r = a. i2;So p m sqppsmsH5ary 50 2 M
Islands and Guiana. per ;. Caribbee
THURSDAY Q2)-At 3:3l a m for Brazil per 8. Ca
Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay be di-
Tected per >. Catania') a m for Cuba. Yucca
parts OF Mexico must he directed per 5 Fsrsraza' ,.
at Y m for Yucatan and Campeche. per Dasgry;
1maii must Be directed per . Manza1irio
FRIDAY uS-At $50 a m. supplementary 1880 nj
Magdalena Dept, Colombia, =. Frutera.
saIGFDA4 AZ n4l.At $50 a m Complementary $50
for Colombia via Curacao must be directed per
va san Juan; at o a m for Argentine Ir,e,,sv ana
Paraguay per Madara; at $50 lsuPple-
Colombia except Cauca and AiaEdaIena Departments
per >. Atai tmail for Rca must be directed
per Atari; at 10 for cuba. per Mexico.
NOTTCE-Five cents per half ounce IN addition 10
by supplementary malls letters deposited
drops marked Letters Foreign Countries after
vessel, viii he forwarded unless such additional
postage is fully prepaid thereon by supple
transatlantic mails opened the piers
OF the American. English and French when
ever the sangs occur AZ a n or later ana late man
German lines sailing from HobOken. The mails
close ten minutes before sailing time Only regular
postage uetters cents half 0unCel is required
& srse's5 s1 m9eI ,1 on & Sas & BTs or me Asrfan Wis
Getters 10 cents a half ounce other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Religious Notices.


MISS MARGARET eAULE- Messages from tns
called dead Association SpirituAlisss E2xsca<
lla1is0n-sve. Bsth-st.. SUNDAY. aad :
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Tribune Local Observations.
Night.
YOURS: Morning.

Z, tbis caaram continuous white line shows ths
in pTessure Indicated by the Iribunes set-
saenrss-g barnueter The dotted line shows tire tenn
,S,r as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
eTNGIE rOPIEs.


cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
eeatSl TRI-WEEkLY. cents
y z ARNfErR 4 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKERS

freat PIneIawn Cemetery.-Wrte for prices and
ems As West 34th St. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

ead ST. Frank Z. CampbeIl-stepben Merritt.
Eub'TE Inst. .41-s West Esd ST Tel lS@S Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world wide-known
place OF business sth-ave and 18th
- largest in the world Tel 124 and i25 Chelsea
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
x. x. Time Table.
NAUGAftCk DIVISION. Trains leave Bank street


 Trains leave Bank street FOR BRIDGEPORT ANu NEW NUHk-6.a5. I65 i0.52 q. m.. 1 .i5, 9iu. l3j. G,l5 p m.
 suNDAis47Ot, $50 tis Bridge. port \. m,s iib, b,iD p, m. FOR ANSUNiA AND NEW HAyEN -4iu except Moudayl 0sn. I.a3. 10t2 q. mi i.i5, 2sg, A8a. oi13, T6u p. m
 sUNbAYs-too. 1o5 $50 q. m.. i.i5. 5s10. TbO p m FOR WATERTOWN-Ga5 sa2 itna a. m. 123, 9!57, bl0. Gt2. 1ng, s.tn. n 2U D. m
 SUNDAYS o5a q. mt sif ?. m. FOR TuUMAsTuN, ToHHtNUTuN and TWISTED s21. tubs a. m. t.ta. 8a9. ghs. s5l .. m. SUNDAYS p5s a. m. sit n. m.
 HIGHLAND DIVISION.
 Trains leave Meadow street TOR HARTFORD. MlLLiMANTfe PROVIDENCE PUTNAM AND BOSTON -s4i, s82 m.! I2 g0. sia, 9 ro liartfondl D. m. FOR pANBrHi -s50 a. m.i 2n5. TOR fotGHkEErsiE s7o a. m. 20 q m. . SUNDAY for BRISTOL fcnanpff. log with third rail ttainsA@ s.u. 1Uul q. m goo su1. foo r m.
 DUBLIN STREET STATION. TOR NEW HAVEN -TO0. loco am, ttu. 4ui q. m.
 sUSDAYs-75o. iioo a h. 5 s1 b m. FOR NTnInEN ANp MIDDLE. TOWN a2i d m.t CHS Q m o.M SHEPARD. CT HAMPSTEAD. Gen. Surt Gen rnss Agf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
AFTER BIRTH RATE
Census Bureau Looking tt
 Race Suicide.
STATISTICS WILL THROW LIGHT.
Efforts Afoot to 0btain tnisstm Bitih Fixates Ffom the hi6eteHt states Resuit of aoose,eitis Iitias
 p6r tlSttes

WASHINGTON. Aug 3i.-tn the efl fort to determine whether or not rate suicide is being pefpetfated it this country the officials of the census bu. reau are takihg steps to perfect those statistics which will shed light on the determinative fattbt the birth rate It is q curious fact that the birth sta. tistics. the most useful of hil for pur. poses of gauginr important social ten dencies. are by far tie least accurate and useful Whether the birth rate of this country is increasing Of de- creasing eanhot yet be told
 That the population is advancing is we'll known That the death rate is de. creasing ls likewise well known That the death rate in thls country is tlie lowest of all civilized countries is also knowtl That bt reason of the con stahtlv diminishing death rate the birth rate keeps comfortably In advance of the death rate Is proved in several ways. But whether or not the birth rate is actually increasing is q matter only of guesswork to those who know most about the vital statistics.
 With a view to supplying this curl. ors defect iii an important branch of vital information efforts are afoot to obtain uniform birth statistics from the different states Several states, under the stress of influence brought to bear by the cehsus bureau. have ai- ready passed necessary laws. but the task Is q very large bhej Few people take q serious interest in the subject, and to get the same law passed by all the states in the Union seems almost at iinpossiblity
 The census is taken every ten years. In cities the enninefatioh Is made in fifteen days. in the country ih thirty. II has proved utterly impossible to de- tise q system by which in stch short time complete, accurate information can be secured So the census bureau has come to the conclusion that for such statistics it must depend on the efforts of the states and cities.
 itd'hS uIt Itputltu Nllu HHHEUNl- mate accuracy, because almost every. where there is an effective law that tompels the obtaining of death tef- titieate before funeral can be author. ized. Likewise marriages are pretty accurately reported becatise marriage licenses must be procured before the ceremony can be performed But as to births, there Is no satisfactory or effec. tive method of gaining information.
 As q result cities that are growing at n rapid fate will frequently report a death rate twice as high as the birth rate This Is obviously wrong. and the officials reporting births usually eS. plain that theft figures are incomplete and worthless.
 Recently there has been an animated inquiry as to whether or not the birth rate of the country as whole has in. creased since President Roosevelt in. dertook to popuarlze babies No small amount of testimony has been put 10. eether which indicates that moro ba. bles are being born than used to come into tbe world
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
r.I,.- r.,., tsa., t..,..,.

NEW ORLEANS Aug 20 Return
 lnE from sn suiomobile ride thfsurf many wards. pr whfe sald ha wns much pleas~f with ths evidences he sss On every side of the exesflsus work rhieh has been dous hV ths fnree@ wnfklnx under tha direction of the federal sutharltes ss wea as hr eitireus Ia reuerni Sa nesivs have teen fhe esrd organization. aad sg enerxefie ths psiics 'tst fev ff anr cisfsrns hsvs ssraps,i screening. auai fle ftiurouzbnrss ufh uhieh ftfs waFs hss heen earned saf explains uhy st- sry aay uow emphasizes fhe oplntan of physlcisns thst ysiisw fever is sbosf under ceutrol 10 Neu orl~aas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
asnr.rani,le,i Names.

sibefia signifies thirsty" Sicily is 'the country Of Ffaps" Caledonia means . high hiil Asia signifies sin the middle because sncient geograph. CTS thought it isr bet~een Europe and Afrirs Italy signifies "a country of pitcl. from iis yielding great auan titlss of hisek ritsh fIibernia ls ant mos,. os "lsss hsbltation." Tor t~ynnA this the Phanteians never srtsndsa their voyase- ts the sssivard Rrran is the country Of tin srea, qsanutie. being found iu [
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31

Mrs WEST ARRAYFD fN THE Of.D
 WEDDING GARMENT HEENTEHED
 THE LIBRARY
 no illustration in lime. it iss story written for Fourth of July number"
 "You are so skilifui with Inc camera whf not illustrate it youfself7''
 Landscapes l misht But dramatic seenss7"
 "whs hoti'
 "khi" cried Stella. wafmine with an artistic fsftor "You give me an idea. if nniy you. Mrs West. and yon. nr. Moore. eould pOse for ne have two correct. genuine colonial costumes One is the wedding dress of my aneestress. Mistress Naney Doyle. heroine of my story. fhs farmers daughter from vhoss piEein of mik Washington ausHsd 6rsuRht ss hs rode to Yorktovn.
 'If had a single ancestor sha had done \ deed vofth feiiins'" sfeiia. bossfinF such sn aneesifess smiled in. eulrentiy on ths iittie widov and iossk ine tesard the doctor sighed Hs hsd fot ths ambition 'o even express s utsh for sn ancestor of course he had none. onig plain mothers snd fathers and for bssrs si's never a esishrity smarF them. proof positive. hs never tod of anr sueh
 The other costume rss that uf Col Nofris a Fsnuine continental uniform it is sas luety enough 10 sss is as private aactson wtsn wss at srhooi fn th@ rfsy
 ~osies, oaiet' Ths costumes. The esmsra' Before fhs ushsr rsssss ar. riss cried Mrs wsss sith risssursbis ssrifsmert
 srsrrsiy ten rirafss had elapsed ~hsn Mrs Wet. srrayea in ts.oif rss einz Farmsnt rsenssr-a ;As iihr.rv. Never Bad sss appeared 10 ssek sdras- taxs stella Ia hsr urio asss rosn. fsn stsH sra ecn zao1piacs beside the vesref sf tksf siiuzertra rssss essprs4 snft4ss costume.
 Ths 8o<tsr. tr sil tts sisrr af eeesf- rersass ssssrtzs fuss tssiss ths vises. ssskes st hsr iuok e< smsrss sfairs- tior-
 He kfmssif kss sss iIi ers<s ta 5ss lzrs thsf ss fsit 1zc1zs1rfztis rsi1@ ks tooks1 hnSib
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-31
MARSH ttaHrs.

ffo1s .he marshes and meadows they rise When the last fay of daylight expires; With vast constellatioh of fires They people the dusk of the skies in an ihtricate Kind of q dance.
 In a mystical maze they are led a And 1 watch them 1t noiselessly tread With eyes that are heavy With trance And oft from the whirl and the thtong
 Some lesser light dies in the play ;.... They cease not their dance, but always to circllhg and whiting along. And. watching, I dream that our life
 Is a fnlrthless dance that we tread. sNeer pausing 10 number the dead That vanish away fin the strife! We are sparks from the marsh that afe
 filled
 For moment with impulse. desire; A moment is ours to aspire, A moment-and then aIl is stllledi IN O. Times Democrat