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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-25

a TALL, DARk GIhL.
gave me a shock that made my heart
stand still. l was just think ing how
sweet and beautiful life would be-you
and ! ogether-always. felt as if
forever had already begun, ard right
in the midst of it you plump down a re-
mark like that as if our engagement
were mere episode, pastime. You
didn't mean it, darling. YOU
Just here further words became I'm.
necessary but later on Felicia returned
to the s. iect.
"Still, Jack"-she spoke in the
thoughtful voice of person who has
been mentally occupied with her sub
ject-"theoretically it does seem right.
Engagements are made to be broken.
if they will break More than that, /
believe that when people are engaged
they ought to see as much as posi-.
ble'-
"Of each other" he interpolated ap.
provingly.
'Of other eligible men and women, :"
she continued calmly lust to prove
beyond any possible chance that they
really are the right persons-the final
right persons. Every engagement should
be thoroughly subjected to the third
person test"
Jack frowned. 1t seemed to him tina
the dearest girl in the world was talk
ing nonsense-chilling, analytical, dis
quieting nonsense.
Il believe in letting we'll enough
alone" was his pointed comment, but
long after he had turned his back upon
the moonbeams that night and fallen
into deep and healthy slumber Felicia
sat at her chamber window, her chin
pillowed on her hands, possessed by
the thought that possibly out in the
great world somewhere there was what
she called her ultimate love"-a man
before whom Jack would pale as other
men had done before him. Some way
the thought made her eyes grow wide.
by the way" said he when, after
breakfast the next morning, he Strolled
over, as usual, 1.-THE Danbys arrived
last night, and the mater sends word
that you're to come back with me to
meet Miss Dandy. Oh, come on" he
continued as Felicia looked down at
herself with debating eyes. you
needn't ever expect to look better than
you do in that pink linen. 1t would be
a work of supererogation if you did"
Thus beguiled. the young lady yield
ed, following him along the narrow
path that skirted the hedges and talk
ing blithely enough, though she said
never a word of the thing that was
nearest her heart.
us she pretty? Is she fascinating?
Do men like her?' were the questions
that were running through her mind.
OF course as his mothers guest Jack
would have to pay her good deal of
attention.
Hurry upr' she ordered suddenly,
feeling quick, GREATNESS need to find
out for herself just how seductive Miss
Dandy was, and five minutes later she
was greeting a tall, dark girl, whose
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-25
Time Table.
Specht's Ferry Time Table,. M.
St. Paul Ry.

EAST BOUND.
No. E3:55 p. m. Stop for points beyond Sa-
bula. Iowa. except Sundays.
No. &-Freight 2 p. m. Except Sunday
No. 32-S:O5 p. m. Except Sunday.
No. 62-Freight, 5:l5 p. M. Sundays only"
WEST BOUND.
No. 3-7:49 a. m. Stop for points north and
west of North McGregor.
No. 91-Freight. S:25 a. m. Except Sunday.
No. 2@12:52 p. m. Except Sunday.
No. 69-Freight. 2:40 D. m. Sundays only.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-25

$1O0-Dr. E. Decthon Anti Diuretic
may be worth to you more than 800 if
you have a child who soils bedding
from incontinence of water during
sleep. Cures old and young alike.
It arrests the trouble at once. Sold by
J. T. Bennett, Lancaster, Wis. 9S-6mo
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
4 BIRTHDAY EVE,

Hilda was tired when nurse undressed her and
put her to bed on the evening Of March 6, and she
wondered what birthday presents she would re-
ceiVe Jhe next day.
pink for her birthday, Inc doll gracefully came
up hllda and stepped The COZ efIet or the Ued
Then the Ialry made the preIuest curtsey Hlda
had ever seen, and said, Miss hllda. l am a
messenger sent you by your SOdmother, IN 4lIS
you accompany her round the world to-nlg ht.
If you wish 10 90, make naSLe 10 prepare
Hlida jumped OF bed ana the larry helped
with ermine. Then they goI into Lttle carriage
drawn by four beautiful ponies. AS they hurried
along the fairy said, We must haste TO farytand,
10 your godmother then must leave you and her. p"
The fairy godmother took little Hilda into the
home of every child who, like herself would be
SIX years old on the following day.
HiIda saw many queer things and some pretty
told her godmother that she thought American
homes the best OF any.
Then Hilda found herself in the parlor or her
own home. talking with the fairy Hiida was
sleepy, and the fairy took out or her pocket a
little silver whistle and blew 1t. and in came the
beautiful doll to take Hilda M to her bedroom
Then the doll asked Hida II she wanted 10 ask
had a very good time tonight. but would like
to know what going 10 have for my birthday.
Can you tell meP
The fairy smiled. and about to say some
thing when ffilda'S came into the room and
woke up the little girl from her beautiful dream
HiIda hurried downstairs 70 see her parents, ana
FOUND the beautiful doll dressed In pink: the very
ogI. Fab mo 20 lss N"o - LAURA DIsBRow
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

Ployed from morning till night in making others
known here, you see, Il IS very appropriately
named The Isle OF the Blessed" concluded Mer-
BY this time they had reached Do-as-yOu-P Please
What queer looking people and houses they
have here!" said lone. No two persons are
size or color. There is queer looking house over
there, ana no two sides are painted the same
1oh, goodness! look at that funny hat that wom-
stick cut off. and when she enters building she
pulls string and Il shuts up said the Princess,
with the iaced-in waist high heeled slippers ana
dgs tai slim Woman With fat chest and clothes made
almost skin tight Why do the Inhabitants OF
'' @Reca1se @ his is the Land of Please.
casT sHG syeS SseS Of Beauty nc and
win show you sone OF the queerest homes you
They were ioath 10 leave the queer looking . geo.
pie to see he @ peevaF wn the pTncipa re
dence street They children dressed in me
or designed Some had rubber suits. 50 tss, at II is
ransd -y fell n the wster ley W0uiS % sna aos ass gee
sn mt a ohfI, Lord rffs sss
Of r.. %sa ahen sny had heT ha done up high
on the head Or in mass OF eurs and purs others
e,biv wore sTifa thaf ~ aiehtng upon II would Zip
and break its neck But the houses! How queer queer
OF the cwnersi One, for instance yeil"w Il 1s a1ne
on I't The ground floor. with high square tower on
o,a Garner four stories high with steps from the
out~tde This We called the Lighthouse -
s'yyen of ali homely houses this IS the noHss-
itesti" said harold. II wonder what tney 40 IA
rainy weather with the steps on the outsloeel -.
The man who lived next door eyiaenuy DeIeySa en- ySa
the only way 10 build house was 70 nave an ,tS tnS
rooms the ground hoor so as TO DO away WIN
The next man had few windows, and small ones
at that seeming TO like cool dark house. whne a
hfs next door neighbor delighted In hght ana WIN WIN
lows and had many that bis mouse VS. cni.ed Itd
the glass house: and so on and so on one ukea net
one thing another liked its opposite ana each pui4t
he pleased ..- -. .,,t..
as characteristic OF different tastes as the houses
some wards were laid out IN set flower beuss otsf5
with the flowers running wild and unframed WINE
still others had not flower or shFup 10 OfeaA lHo
even roll OF the grass sOwn lawn -. -.
Some OF the people had their meels eerNeo t lntss
times Gay. some four times ana SOME 0ilS '"'sss
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
De CAMP-sPRAGUE.

~. wedding OF Miss Beatrice sprague, daughter
- rolo1el and Mrs Charles E. spragus and Lyon
=. rsmp was celebrated last Wednesday afternoon
- ne hons OF the brides parents, No. 1is West
-r.s-s- The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
p Dc Lancev Townsend of All Angels Church.
xfb onFv the relatives and most intimate friends
=. tbs families present. The bride. who given
nzav by her father. wore gown OF heavy white
h-aeade trimmed with point lace. Her veil was Of
.rue fastened with spray OF orange blossoms. and
she carried shower bouquet o. IiIies-of-the-valley
On her carssge she wore the gift OF the bridegroom.
q large brooch o. diamonds. Miss SpragUe's only
srtgndant was her cousin. Miss Bertha Sprague.
vho acted IS maid OF honor. and wore a dress Of
with pink roses and carried q bouquet Of pink
rosebzds. Horace De Camp. brother Of the
tr5egTnou was best man.
Over q thousand invitations were issued fer
tie reception which followed al the Waldorf
Astoria Tie Astor Gallery il which the reception
vas he'd. was decorated with Bride roses and lilies
among these vAo attended the reception were
Judge and Mrs. Joseph Deuel., Mr. and Mrs John
Woodhu. Nr. and Mrs. Frank Leake Mr. and Mrs
" c Story. Mrs. Gilbert Seaman. Mrs E E
spencer. Nr. and Mrs. Charles Y. Halett, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Crane. ar. and Mrs. BabbItt Searles
Dr. and Mrs. Savldge. Mrs. William Shaier. Dr. and
Ers. Andrew Raymond, Mr.. ard Mrs. William
Rankin. Mss Grace Oakley. DR.. and Mrs. Won
Vre6enberg. 1--. and Mrs Herbert Wenig A J.
stone Hiss A-water 3Ir. and Mrs Henry Abbott
Nr ard Mrs william :. De Camp Mrs. William
Greeley III. c-1 Mrs. D h Russell. the Misses
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

CHAPTER XII
Tae Suns Satellite Island was most glorious 70
nsaoh. being bathed IN dancing sunbeams. Which
iSalec IL sa5 around everything and threw q veil
q Eglendor over eli. This was called the Isle OF
VOC, Is II locked Ike one gigantic ball OF that
sssAous metal when seen from afaT. Gold mines
s'S-aoeo, formed as IL seemed OF petriaed sun
N~iaS TIE flowers and leaves OF plants and trees
,~aeo and shut a. the rising and setting Of the
= 3 co the lotus and marigold. The birds too.
- al sunrise 10 herald the coming Of the mes
- O. Day A great many large animals were
- seEe such az the Lon. wolf. bear. BUN and
a. .ae people were broad minded. whole souIed
elsrs Ssi1-- thelF one am II lie being 10 make
rss.n. rsssn tae sun Island they went 10 the island
- - the Moon. an island locked in The grip of
t-S4 - ~ s4GI1Ler. What contrast they found!
ss,-Tt Eke going from life to death. 1t had been
tess,.t Turned to stone: even the trees. birds and
asr were were petrihed. although they had retained
I'd fsssons seen we're visitors from other Islands
scaas,ssss we're generally Of rneisncholy, de-
- lss n Ehrou6like white robes
ElsS, sTr travellers had visited AL Of tbs planets
a.I5g v,I nsytr theughi Of IT besors bu, n all Of
Esrtf rri nave satellite or tributary gsianda the
Sell are right, said Mercury. Earth has .ts
&c thsv is.anes. but instead cf one u has many.
tat o. feyove around the Earth from east 10
ksss Vs,iposte each zone out In space revolves an
u .o 60 = pondlng ia temperature and In vegeta-
sssssS e. with ths Earth By rainbow bridgss which
over 10 any OF them
~ q, yGIsspet 70 these Islands IS q pure heart
AE SSFt ane sympathy for everything that
= bal eresthes. Meme other can pass
= aliesf fs,llnboT bridges 70 these islands. which
% tees Lae Isles OF the Biest-' Many people
= tnsSe rainbow bridges when they have
As ss,a,nso Tor the passage Of soul 70 one Of
t.zst - D1t they have not known that In
lts ~ -t-e pot Of gold which children have
- o. nas q be found at the other end. there
sssszs ~, ne most beautiful. peaceful; quiet
sLtasfs ever noafe5 IN space. On the one
.ses ttst.-e t-e Temperate Zone spirits live that
20 Sea-. temperature, waile those who prefer
1Es arS-sE 90 70 the island opposite the Frigio
tsfg tss,so 20 On; for there IS q climate suited 70
--~llV 49, &c because Of this every one is
sslhers .coilleuted. being IN q congenial at
~sa which IS conducive Of Joy and content
sslos,s Sss Desirable place Of ell is that island
.s,t esersI. - tributary 70 the Temperate Zone Tor
ass 20 bot nor YET To eola The inhsbitants
's2ssos joyous and happy. being en-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
THE SAME OLD CAT.

When the ten-year-old slipped out Of the house
az daybreak, says "Chums,' he left note stating
that he or TO fight Indians. The foe could
not be found. however, and when night came. a
hungry, tired and homesick little boy crept back
to his fathers house under cover OF darkness. The
family, however, did not receive him with open
arms. When he went into the library. father kept
reading his evening paper, mother bent over her
sewing and sister kept her eyes glued to a book
The cat alone seemed aware of the return OF the
prodiSal and rubbed his soft fur caressingl J,
against the lads legs. The woud-be terror of the
redskins stopped to pet him, then strengthening
up and swallowing a lump in his throat, he de-
manded YEARLY. rs this the old you
had when went away?'
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

Russell, J. Bartlett. Mrs. Herman Behr, Mr.. and
;sae,za Mrs n w Bentley. Miss Bentley Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Westinghouse. Mr. and Mrs.
arnold schra Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster. Mr..
spd Mrs William Gerry sade Mr.. and Mrs. C c.
John Mildeberger Mrs: Hugh McCrossin. Mr.. and
Srs KEENAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Knox Mr. and
Ers SenJarnin Ie.lsrd. Mrs. John Meston Duncan,
MISS duncan, Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Judge, Mr..
Saeha sna MRS Frank Lake. Mrs. B F. Hooper, Mrs.
F5ner FaTs5ca aermenn Mr. and Mrs Iauren Inges Miss
James Hackett. Mrs. Frank Scott - GerTish. h Mr..
ana Mrs. Archibald c. Gunter. Mrs. Edwin
Garcia Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Capin, Mr.. and
mrs MIS- curtis f. Douglas. Horace De Camp. Dr.
Ge1arI enc mrs william Z. Geyer, Alexander Aiken,
Mrs' Siles B. butcher. Samuel 1hayer Mr.. and
ss11Is,- Artnur M Laughln, Chancellor and Mrs
999!acCracken, Mr. and Mrs. Jones Hegenan. Mr. and
2iIs- t-lgar Leaycraft. Judge and Mrs Blanchard
IT. ana mrs Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. Henly Eaton
44 A1, an9 Mrs. William Fl. Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs
66frry Norton Marvin. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence s.
55urls, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel Shpley Blood, Mrs Daniel ButterfieId Mr.
ana Mrs. Foster Coates. Mr.. and Mrs. Olcott Mr..
ana MIS- Newton, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Munsei
Colonel Mann, Mr.. and Mrs c. NestCl Bovee Mr.
" eeks, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Griswod Wentz, Colonel
ana Mrs George Perkins aWs0n, Mr.. and Mrs
Pau Cravauh, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowell Mr.. and
MIS- NHIam lawson, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lau-
terbach, Ms. Latin Mr.. and Mrs. John De Witt
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs Berry Wall Mr.. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conger. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Dickinson and Air. and Mrs. J. F. Carter. The
bride received a great many handsome and valua-
bic presents. among which was a check for 5000
from her father and mother Mr.. and Mrs.
De Camp viii visit in California for month.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Lowell. of No. North Wash
ington Square. left Cairo the other day for visit
10 the Second Cataract OF the Nile. They viii
later visit Rome where they viii remain Tor the
season.
Mrs. H. slddons Mowbray, Of No. ,66 West nth-st.
Is at home Fridays.
Miss Pond. of No 25s West s5th-st. is at home on
the first Wednesdays OF the month.
Mrs. Monroe Smith of NO 152 East 8sth-st. is at
home Wednesdays.
The Misses Drier. of No. Montague Terrace.
Brooklyn Heights. will be at home on Tuesday
evenings until April
Miss Mabel FItz Haadolf Of No. III West 7sth-st.
gave at home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles E. Manierre. of No. s52 West End
ave-. is at home Mondays
Miss Etter Of No $50 East l85th-st.. is at home
on the first and third Tuesday in each month
Mrs. seabury Cone Mastick is at home on Fridays
at No S5 Mount Morris Park West
Miss Helen Anne Legget and Miss Ada wilhel-
nina Legget have sent out invitations for dance
on Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock. at Oakledge
Bronxville, n. Y.
Mrs. Cornelius PoilIon is at home Thursdays
No. lbs East 7Oth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs Riggs, No. 257 West 1o5d-st.. are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James w Tappin Is at home at the Majestic,
West zd-st.. on Tuesdays.
Mrs Henry Parst Of No. lo West Sth-st.. Is at
homo on Fridays, first and second.
Mrs. John Barker Brown is at home on Tuesdays
at the Hotel Majestic. West 72d-st.
Mr. g. c. r Dodd, Of No. AZ East 6ith-st held
her last reception of the season Friday.
Mr. ana Mr. William H. Glass, OF Graham Court
ana a marty OF friends left for Washington last
week to attend the inauguration
Ex-Governor Lounsbury. of No 1S7 West End
ave. has gone for a tour in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taylor Lynch, Of No. $50
West End-ave, arrived in Washington yesterday
for the inaugural festivities route for New-York
after an extended tour of the Southern States
Mrs. William De Haven and family have re-
turned from their soj6urn in Lakewood to their
home Red House. S5th-sr., near Riverside Drive.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank French have returned from
their trip TO the Far West and are staying at the
Hotel Endicott.
Mrs Jasper Cairns. OF No. 264 West 57th-st-, will
be at home for the remaining Thursdays in March.
Mrs. George T. Long. of No. 400 Manhattan-ave.,
held her last at home for the season on Tuesday.
Miss Marguerite V. Wien. OF the University Set
tlement. will give four lectures on French history
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
PRIZE STORIES.

Following are the two stories that have won the
prizes offered in the contest Of February 1s:
THE HISTORY OF PUP.
He Yves born in barrel in Perth Amboy and that
was his homo until uirnt house near by
caught fire and his mother and four brothers ana
sisters were smothered. A fireman heard MIN
crying and saved him after his whiskers and eye
brows had been snsed off. The fireman TOOK hlLi
home and fed him on bread and milk Tne next
thing 10 do was to name nlnn and because ne was
saved from the fire they named him Lucky
He is growing cunning every day, ana Is SO
used to going TO bed at O'Clock in the evening
that when has bed time comes il no one offers 70
put him to bed. he upstairs himself ana
Jumps upon the bed and goes 10 sleep.
EVerybCd dy in tie house has to be very carefuI
to put away shoes rubpers, for Lucky likes
to grab them and run all around with them. he
is a bull pup and like all that breed knows how to
his teeJh CORNELIA L HOMEDIEO
No z72 Brighton-ave.. Perth Amboy y. J.
She will receive a badge.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
JAPANESE WAYS OF ADVERTISING.

Many japanese advertisements have a certain
whimsicaty about them that is quite lacking in
the posters of America. According to The Youths
Companion Oriental hustler announces:
'Our silks and satins are soft the cheeks
of a pretty woman. beautiful as rainbow"
merchant in Toxic. after praising to the full
his goods and the appointments OF his store
boasted our parcels are packed with much
care as a young married woman takes OF her
husband" The following day a rival shopkeeper
advertised thus: our wrapping paper is as strong
the hide 0f elephant. Goods forwarded with
the spee6 Os a cannonbaT'
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

aered, with a long court train Her wedding veil
Of tuile was fastened with orange blossoms
Her bridesmaid and only attendant her
cousin. Miss Eleanor Isabelle Town. who wors
princess gown OF pink crepe de chine trimmed with
ecru lace and chiffon. Miss Town pink
Directoire poke bonnet and carried bouquet OF
pink roses.
his ushers were Henri z, Cshatain Clarence p
Wyckon l.. Holnsworth Wood and the brides
brother, Gustavus T. Kirby.
Following the church ceremony there was a re-
eeption at the house Of the brides father. No 25
est
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
HIDDEN NAME CONTEST.

Stoessel was the Russian generals name hidden
IN the puzzle published February e. The prize
Etnners Edwin s. Van Deusen. eleven years
OLD of Fort Plain. ". Y who wishes silver
badge; William F. Hollster thirteen and one-hair
years Old of No. 2os Grove-st.. Bennington. Vt.
who asks for a box of paints; Miss E BigeIow Hall
twelve years old of Oxford Academy. Floyd. Va,
who prefers box Of paints. and Jean Maxwell, six
years old. No. IS Park-st,, Montcair y. j. who
wishes picture Of The Sistine Madonna"
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
LIST OF PRIZE PICTURES.

The Elder Sister Bouguereau
The Age Of Innocence" Sir Joshua Reynolds
king Of the Forest" Sir Edwin Landseer.
"A Critical Moment" KnaUs.
''Tbe Sstine Madonna" Raphael
Madonna Of the Chair" Raphael.
Napoleon" (Snufbox) Paul Delarochs.
Trees and Water AlIonge.
Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci.
Holy Family knaus.
THE Horse Fair Rosa Bonheur
"A Reading from Homer" Ama-Taderna
In request for a photograph prize. be sure to
state your choice Of the collection.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

Some went 10 bed with ths chickens and got UP
with the sun. while others went to bed at sun
Some believed in STUDY Others in passing the 1 tine ne
the moment while still others thought only or the
future; and, as there Mrs. Grunoys, eacn
did he pleased and no unpleasant or onkinc
remarks were made.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
" X <e FOR LITTLE LITTLE WOMEN.

All the inhabitants attend strictly to their own
business and let others do the
After all. then, these queer people living IN
their quaint houses have custom which 1t would
be we'll for our Earth people to emulate said the
Prince. in which all the rest of the party laugh
ing!y acQuiesced.
(TO BE CONTINUEDl
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
Hosu TO EUfr7 q Prize.

NO chd OF
paints
No of a
en-
o0igI n
baseball
o
h prizes
keaus
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
MERRILIHMARKOE.

The marriage Of Miss Sarah c. Markoe OF No.
AL Park-ave. TO Charles E. Merrill took place yes
terday afternoon The bride is the daughter Of the
late DR. Thomas Markoe. Mr. Merrill is mem
Der Of the publishing firm OF Maynard, Merrill
The wedding was quiet home affair. as the
family is in mourning Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
will san for Europe on March Il, where they will
stay for several months.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
MIDGLEY-KIRBY.

The Church of the Ascension, 5th-ave. and 10Th
ST was the scene OF a wedding Wednesday,
when the Rev Percy Stickney Grant the rector.
united in marriage Edwin Craven Midgley. Of Lon
don, England and Miss Florence Sutton Kirby,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kirby. The
bride, who was given away by her father. wore
nrincess robe of heavy white silk. richly embroi-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
THINKS to Think About.

Mildred Armstrong. twelve years old, or Falr
,4oVen Conn has won the prize offered laa last WeeA
g 80 Teafest and best solution or the Inlnss
- Tbink About \ book worth resdinS VIII 20
~ H. s1ccessfu contestant in to-day puzzle con-
70 thS ~ % STra 70 have your answers in by Thurs
dav March 9 Address Little Men anu latte
women New-York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
Az lNouisITIvE SERVANT.

a gentleman mad inQuisitiye servant. relates
'Chums" whom ne open private letter
OF hi. The next day he sent another letter by the
servant, containing a postscript you may send a
verbal answer by bearer; he has taken the precau-
ten TO rea.. this before delivery"
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
MYKRANTz-HoLLANDER.

The marriage Of DR.. Howard Basuet Mykrants
and Miss Serena Louise Bridges Hollsnder will take
place at the home Of the bride-elect No. 81 De-
catur-st., Brooklyn on Tuesday March a Dr. and
Mrs. Mykrantz will be at home Tuesdays after
April Is at No. II Macou-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
NEIfCK-BHEDsE

Mn. Stephen Breese, Of Morristown. has sent ou
cards for the marriage OF her daughter Henristt
Connett 20 George Woodruff Melick on Saturday
March Is. at the home OF the br1de-elect
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
GOpwTN-a1AxMANS,

Mrs Henry A. Maxmann has announced the mar
rtsge Of her daughter Elsie Marie to George Gadney
Goodwin. on Thursday. at Kingsbridss. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

1nelr daughter Rosie TO Julius Bashw1tz The mar
rage will take place Sherrys 5th-aye and 44th-
ST.. Tomorrow evening at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
HIDDEN PRovERB.

This nrcverb contains fifteen letters divided INTO
,hres words OF equal length The proyerp may pr
is5 bI r1leszn2 the words Of which the denni-
sinns are given and by putting the letters OF these
words in places for which they are NUMBERED
The proverb;
i2Si6 67S91o uE1s1sn
126g-not wild
u73I-to clean with water
IS Is S-to search for.
10 IL l4-past tense OF the verb sit
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

The New-York Diet Kitchen Association an
nounces a benefit concert in the large ballroom OF
the waldorf Astoria tomorrow morning at Il
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

BASHWITZ-FRIEDMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Benno Friedman of No Sc West
11eth-st have sent out cards for the wedding of