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E.iYE STOCK.
KING TOLD OF SPANS MISERY.
Minister Of Agriculture Will Call Con-
ference to Seek Means of Relief.

Madrid, Spain. = Senior Romanones,
the Minister of Agriculture, has pre-
sented to King Alfonso q memorial
upon the subject of the national dis
tress. He points out that foodstuffs
and other articles of prime necessity
are enormously. dear in the interior, a
fact which is due to the impractical
operation Of the railroads and prohibit
i've freight rates.
The crops Of Andalusia and La Man.
cha are, he says, totally lost. 1t is i'm
possible to relieve the starving prov
lnces o. alleviate the distress. Re-
ducing the duties on foreign wheat and
-four has benefited only the ports. 1t
has not benefited the inhabitants of the
inland districts. Spaln's coal bearing
regions, covering 100000 acres, hardly
have been touched, and the result is
the necessity Of importing 100000
tons of coal annually.
Minister Romanones proposes to call
a conference Immediately of the most
prominent manufacturers, ~agricultur-
lists and railroad men Of the country,
and also of workingmen, to devise
some plan Of remedy.ng the faults that
exist and relieving the misery.
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Something Real.

Above the indistinguishable -oar of
the many feet l feel the presence Of the
sun, of the immense forces Of the uni
verse, and beyond these the sense of
the eternal now, Of the immortal, Full
well aware that all has failed, yet,
side by side with the sadness Of that
knowledge, there lives on in me an I'M
Quenchable belief, thought burning like
the sun. that there is yet something to
be found, something real, something to
give each separate personality sunshine
and flowers in its W existence now,
something to share this million-handed
labor to an end and outcome, leav.
ing accumulated sunshine and flowers
to those who shall succeed. 1t must
be dragged forth by might Of thought
from the immense forces Of the uni.
yerse.-Richard Jefferies.
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London, England. - Baron Hayashi,
the Japanese Minister here, said that
Russia had appointed good men as
peace plenipotentiaries. Nevertheless,
even NJ. White and Baron Rosen had
not inspired Japan with confidence in
a favorable outcome of the negotia-
tons.
"We do not know" the Minister
added, what powers have been dele
gated to them, and after the events Of
the past eighteen months Japan puts
faith only in accomplished facts. The
terms will be communicated only at
the conference. Then we will discover
what powers the Russian plenipOten-
tiaries possess"
1t was suggested that the general
opinion prevailed that the japanese
terms would be moderate.
Il cannot see where people get such
an idea replied the Minister. The
public evidently mistakes the Japanese
for angels"
Minister Hayashi intimated that
Japan was ready to continue the war
unless she secured suitable terms. He
called attention to the fact that prac-
tically the entire sun realized by the
last two loans was u~neXpended, and
said the capture of the Island of SAX
halin was not precipitated by the ap-
proach of the conference. but was a
natural sequence of the Japanese cam
paign, the plans for which had not
been altered since Russia acceded to a
conference. An earlier attack on the
island was not undertaken principally
because of the evere winter and be-
cause the summer season was more
preferable for campaigning and the es-
tablishment of a new government in
the island.
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WILL SUBLET BILTMORE.
George w. Vanderbilt Finds Farming
Too Expensive.

Asheville, n. George W. Wander
bilt is to give up farming at Biltmore
and is going to let somebody else do
it for him. He has believed all along
that his venture could be made to pay
expenses, or nearly 50, but he has been
disappointed. He considers that his
experiment of ten years juetifes him
in changing his mind about the money
there is to be made in farming.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has made the Bilt-
more farms among the most famous
in the country. They consist Of gen.
eral truck farms, a dairy. a creamery,
a chicken and duck farm. live stock.
kennels, and hothouses. 1t has been
estimated that he has expended a large
fortune for the privilege Of being a
farmer.
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AMERICA A SUNK.

Reported Lost With All Hands After
Hitting Mine Near Port Arthur.
st. Petersburg, Russia.-It was ru-
mOred here that an American steam
ship struck a floating mine between
Port Arthur and the Elliott Islands and
sank with all hands. The date of the
accident was not given and there was
nothing to confirm the report.
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J. r. DAVIES IN ROOTS PLACE
Mayor Weaver Announces Choice-De-
lay Over New Arrests.

Philadelphia, Pa.-Mayor Weaver an
nounced that he had retained Julien I.
Davies. of New York City. of the law
firm of Davies, Stone & Auerbach, as
associate counsel with eX-Judge Cor
don in place Of Elihu Root. Mr.. Da-
vies was retained at the suggestion of
Mr.. Root.
Ex-Judge Gordon said that no fur
Their arrests in connection with frauds
by contractors would be made at pres
ent. When the time came to begin
proceedings, he said, District Attorney
Bell would be invited to cooperate in
every stage. The delay at present was
due to Mr.. Bells accident.
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BABYS TERRIBLE SORE

Body Raw With Bumor-Caused Untold
AROny-Doctor Did No
Discouraged-Cuticura Cured at Once.
my child was a very delicate baby. A
terrible sore and humor broke out on his
body, looking like raw flesh, and causing
the child untold agony. My physician pre-
scribed various remedies, none Of which
heiped at all. | became discouraged and
took the matter into my W hands, and
tried Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
with almost immediate success. Before
the second week had passed the soreness
was gone. not leaving-a trace Of anytHlna
Mrs Jeanette H. Book, Isl Rosedale ST.
Rochester. n W.
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The balance of trade in Argentine
Republic has been in favor Of the
country for a considerable period, w
ing chiefly to her very large wheat ex-
ports. AS a result her reserves of gold
have been constantly increasing.
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Iron industry Active.

Structural steel and all forms of rail.
way equipment are the prominent fea.
lures of the iron industry, but quiet
conditions prevail at coke yer and
pig iron furnaces.
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New Command For General Stoessel.
A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company from ST. Petersburg,
said it was stated there that General
Stoessel, the defender of Port Arthur,
would be appointed commander OF the
Seventh Infantry Corps.
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in Future.

In wholesale and jobbing circles ar
unusually brisk duplicate order bust
ness testifes to the freedom from &C.
cumulated stocks on the shelves of in.
terror dealers, while there is no abate.
ment of confidence in the future.
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lH1llllllSIlt.
1t is known that u fleet of Japanese
transports recently left Gen-San, Ko-
rea, and their supposed destination
was Possiet Bay, south of>Vladivostok.
1t is possible that a landing was in
stead made north of the fortress, and
it is of course also possible that the
Russian stronghold is being threatened
from both north and south.
That it is being threatened from the
west seems certain. Even more mys-
terry has surrounded the movements of
Marshal Oyama's armies recently than
before the battles of Liaoyang and
Mukden. The Russian General Staff
has frankly admitted that it is mysti-
fed.
The news, however, that the Japan
csc last month made a raid on Omoso,
$50 miles east of Kirin,~ and between
that place and ~Vladivostok, was con-
tirmed on good authority, and it was
thought that this raid had been ordered
by the japanese Staff in order to make
sure of the ground on General Hase-
gaWa's left before the expected adj
vance of that General on the lower Tu-
men and V~ladivostok.
The strength of Vladivostok is un-
known outside the fortress, except by
the authorities in st. Petersburg. 1t
was recently stated that General Line
witch had a number of twelve-inch and
nine-inch guns. A British military
critic remarked that these were about
as suitable an ornament for an army
in the field as a c~ameleopard in a
lady's boudoir, but whether suitable or
not, there is little doubt that the guns
eame from Vladivostok, and it has been
suggested that the Gar is not DESTROYS
Of making the Japanese another pres
ent of a bouquet of 52S guns, as at
Port Arthur"
General Chreshchatitzki commands
troops in the Ussuri region, with Major
General Rutkovski as Chief of Staff.
Northumberland Kasbek commands
at V~ladivostok and his troops include
seven %battalions of fortress artillery
and three companies of sappers and
miners.
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Assassin is Identified.

The assassin of Project of Police
%Shuvaloff, at Moscow, Russia, was
identified as a former school teacher
in st. Petersburg, named Kuli-Kovsky,
who belonged to the Terrorist organiza-
ton.
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Investigating Fruit Rates.

Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Clements and Cockrell have been in
Atlanta, Ca, investigating the matter
of the private car lines as they affect
the peach and other fruit Industries of
the South. A number of witnesseg
were heard.
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st. Petersburg, Russia. - W. White
had a final interview with Emperor
Nicholas at Peterhof. Count Lams-
dOrff was present, showing complete
harmony of views between NJ. White
and the Foreign Minister.
M. White later left st. Petersburg
for Paris, accompanied by Nine. White.
At Paris they were to meet their
daughter, who is the wife of the Sec
rotary of the Russian Legation at
Brussels. Nine. White had no inten-
ton of joining her husband in America.
1t is announced that 475,246 men will
be called to perform military service
in the course of the present year.
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Rich ReggarS Bagged.

Six beggars, each a property owner
and one with $500 in his pockets. were
arrested when soliciting aims at a fes-
tival of the Church of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel, in New York City.
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One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t makes tight or new shoes
Easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating, aching
feet, ~lngrowing nails, corns and bunions. At
all druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Don't ac-
eept any substitute. Trial package FREE by
mail. Address, Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, NY.
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what l suf-
fered no one
w1ll e e r
know. l used
about every
known RENE
dy that is said
to be good for
kidney COM
plant, but
without deriv-
ing erman
relief. Often
when alone in
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Textile Markets Threatened

Sensational soaring Of quotations for
raw materials threatens the stability of
the leading textile markets.
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Yale University has lived within her
income the past year and now has
more income to live within.
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The Hoar memorial fund is making
good progress and already exceeds
$4,000.
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Southern Trade Stimulated.

The sharp advance in raw cotton has
had q rather stimulating effect on
Southern trade sentiment.
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Castrn,s Latest DunIicit7

By establishing eight new custom
houses President Castro of Venezuela
is diverting commerce from ports the
receipts of which are pledged for the
payment of foreign debt.
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Rain Retards Trade,

Too much rain in the Northwest has
retarded trade in that section, anG
from the South similar reports come.
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Lord Curzon is to reign as vtceroy
Of India. n. Y.-29.
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A WOMAN'S MISERY.

Mrs. John LaRue, of 115 Paterson
Avenue, Paterson, N. j., says: Il was
troubled for about nine years, and
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First Half of Year Encouraging,

Inventories show a good volume Of
business for the first six months of the
year, and still greater activity is ex
Dected in the last half.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teethinR, soften the gums, reduces infiamma-
ton, allays pain ,cureswind collie, 25c.a bottle
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The West Point class of 1855 holds
its ~half-century reunion this year.
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Iron Ora shipments Big.

Iron ore shipments exceed those Of
last year by forty-two per cent, and q
1902 by twelve per cent.
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Under the new California marriage
certificate law the young couple must
swear that they are not insane.
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Sixteen Women Killed in Hospital.
At Fermo, Italy, sixteen women were
killed and thirty-two injured by the
falling Of the roof Of the chapel of the
Women's Hospital during mass.
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Russia has eighty-six general holidays in
O year.
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Winnipeg, Manitoba, is said to be the
fastest growing city in the world.
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Frrspermanently cured. 80 ats ornsSvous.
ness after first days use ofDr. Khne's Great
NerveRestorer, S2trial bottleand treatise free
DR.. R. H. KLINE, Ltd. 931 Arch st., Phils., Pa.
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Roosevelt Camps With Boys.

President Roosevelt took his boys
and their friends on their annual over
night camping expedition to a woods
neal Oyster Bay, L. l.
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JAP ARMY ON THE MOVE
Disembarks North Of Vladivostok---
Fortress Menaced.
NJ. WITTE STARTS FOR PARIS

Hasegawa Threatens Last Port of the
Russians From the West-Hayashi's
Reply to Suggestion About Moderate
Peace Demands-I;eputed Strength of
the Defenses.
London, England.-The Toxic CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says
that a Japanese army has been landed
north of Vladivostok, and that the COM
plete development of the fortress is
imminent.
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PRINCE PHILIP WANTS DIVORCE

Files Suit Against Princess Louise,
Daughter of King Leopold.
Gotha.-Prince Philip of Coburg has
filed a petition for divorce from the
Princess Louise, daughter of King
Leopold.
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lido not believe Piso's Cure for Consump-
tionhas unequal for coughs and colds.-JoHN
F.BoYER, Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. Is, 1900.
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There are in Germany twenty-one uni.
versities.
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Railway Earnings Larger.


Railway earnings in June were Go
per cent. larger than last years.
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The production of quicksilver in 1904 is
estimated at 1891 tons.
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SaTerings We're Protracted and SeUere
Tried Every Known Remedy Without
Relief-Sertous Stomach Trouble Cured by
Three Bottles of Perunai
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GbsNmukrtS


MILK.
The Milk Exchange price for standard
quality is 2kc. per quart.
RUTTFR
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Cure For The Blues
one MEDICINE THAT HAS NEVER FAILED
Health Fully Restored and the 10y Of
Life Regalned

When cheerful, brave, light-hearted
is suddenly plunged into that
perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is
a sad picture. 1t is usually this way:
She has been feeling "out of sorts"
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oUNEo AND BRIDE GO HOME.
Father or tho Girl Gets the Bridegroom
Out OF the PtttaburK Lookup.

PIrrsBUBG, Jan. I7.-It was fearful
bride who sat in her room in the Hotel
Duquesne last night until almost the peep
OF day, waiting for her father 20 como and
release her husband who was In the city
police station But Mrs. John Cuneo, nee
Florence Hill OF Chicago, was made happy
in the end, for about A. NJ. George A
HILL her father arrived In Plttsburg and
came straight 70 ths hotel.
Then. arm In arm, Mr. Hill and the bride
went down 10 the city lookup, where it
took Mr. Hill only few minutes to havo
the bars lifted and his son-in-law, John
Cuneo OF Chicago. restored to his wife,
Young Ounce. Yale student, was ar
rested and taken from Il train here yesterday
morning with his bride by the police on
orders from Frank Cuneo. hts millionaire
father in Chicago, who said his son had
eoped with Miss Hill Cuneo had little
difficulty convincing Mr.. Hill chat he had
married his daughter. and at s o'clock this
morning they started back west one
hour later detective named Book. from
Chicago came representing Mr.. Ounce.
but he took the next train back home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
Al sanI.rancisnn.

eAN FRAxciaco Jan {? The spor 50 Oakland
this afternoon was rather ordinary INC track heavy
and the weather cold gud cloudy Inc Old cam
ps'gnrr and four uI,r Aririano piptcc Nu5p0'"
In The mile sui go ,irE. rlr' Pos beating idiii-
Valley. The odds on fH'orltc
T.rst Race So Nrolgs NeRia os 'iou-,
e to T. won Sncrra-Atr. lu' ihri. Z a. ! second.
Andyait. iui iC~ceuurldI. o. J. lrita .lWr. ~
Mabrl Bates. Lady Fashion. Grcro Edna Suliit mn
Glennnhn Tar Baby. 4 LADY aud ~frllhd A.. rlt
second Hsc"-Sn furonss cousin carrie. l02
tMcRndc'. TO :. won, Box Elder lh llitigcson. .
htO .. second Yellowstone. ioJ iGrtcnUeidl to ].
third Time III. LanEford. James. step Around.
roy Hooker. stimy ana Standard also ran
Third Race Tive and half iuHungs Alce
CaIcy i05 AlHrir. II to 10. Won. Edrrdun. % An
dervonI. - 10 !. second; The Rcnfohatc. 81 w..
Dalsl. IS to !. third. Time. lIO3. Revolt; Fay
TcWplctou Hugh McGuWan. Nrdnn ana hoy al
Sweepstakes also rhn.
Tolrih Race one mile and AZ eighth Ncierano.
10 iRelh TO Z. won. lithr alley. 100 lbANls.,
4 % 3. second Ink. 10 llelCesonl. 20 !. mind
Time .5a'3 Cleveland. Major Man'f aud col
Anderson also ran.
Flfth Race Seven furlouvs Manlnmhs. 10.
jKun7i. > to S. won Stiilchp. i0 % Chandler, ~
90 /. second. RowenA. % Graham. - 70 ]. Third
Time. so. Freedman, lshatar couircre ana
Yellow Tail Also ran.
Sixth RAce.-one mile aud ~ yards Ysda lo'
(W. Davis. TO 1, won. Sea All lG lAchruel.
8 TO l. second; Lady Goodrich. le3 chelu 70 /;
third. Time. ~. Ara, Hsaddance, Cardinal
Sarto and Sewerage also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT OPENS.
Gov. Gen. Grey Announces That We Have
Joined in a waterway Commission.

OTTAWA. Ont. jar. l2.-The first session
Of the Tenth Parliament OF Canada was
opened this afternoon by the new Governor
General, Earl Grey, and proved 10 be bril-
liant function. Earl Grey proceeded to the
Senate Chamber and addressed the mem
bers Of both houses in English and French.
He promised in view Of the rapid growth
in the population, a bill comforting provincial
autonomy upon the Northwest Territories.
He made nc reference 70 international
trade relations but announced that on
the invitation OF the President Of the United
States. my government has joined in the
formation of IN international Commission,
composed Of three representatives from
each country. to investigate and report
upon the conditions and uses Of the waters
adjacent TO the boundary line between
the United States and Canada. and TO make
such recommendations for Improvements
and regulations as shall best subserve
the interest of navigation in said waters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
BRoOKLYN DRIVERS WFET.
Lively as an Old Time rroitIng Race al the
Parkway Club Session Last Night.

6ubdued lnu-iuurs Of Fraud! Ringer"
and "Robberv'- that suggested = scene at
an oldtrne half mile trotiiug track. with
general loud iniy-up in argunen. and many
hot exchanges Of personalities. were accom-
uanimer', 20 tho annual meeting NJ tho Park
vav Driving club NJ Brooklyn last night
hold At the Invincihle club n HerkImer
street
Tho charges we're primarily put out ny
Deputy Tax Commissioner John Schli"manu,
candidate for tho presidency on r ticket in
imposition to tho regular one. made M OF tho
ofNceholders n, the past YEAR. W." had
published charges 81 dved racos and Of gross
business ntsmaun cement one detail being
tina, tho clubhouse privileges. ior viii on
e ono might hive heop obtained. had boon
p,von n5vay for - The roll 'all revealed
thar about 100 members were on hand and
tit1i every second man was londed with one
or more proxies
That Tho club which wear ago owed
a. ono is now ont OF dent and in possession Of
Rrst class mile track. was a trump card in
the arguments for tho ruling regime This
word was used very often "a the debates
and pronounced with vehcmenCe as reg,im.
regim. rcgeeu and reramy Mr. hchlie-
mann and his friends vent down the line on
tho financial report ana hroNghi out thlt
IN, clubhouse PREMISES were rented Tor 50
Finally. there vas vote "a r"ceivo ne hnan-
ci9l report as read Ihis wns Cnrr"d ~ the
Affirmative - that tho DIRECTORS had re-
ecived the distance sag
mo Bakor committee 20 investigate tho
accounts for 1903. appointed q year ago. re-
portrd thar matters we're mixed M badly
through carciessne-s, but 'hn' there was no
Intentional wrong hv Treasurer Allen. nor
Ind The club been loser OF any money II
Uaa "a long report and accompanied by many
bills and vouchers as data SECRETARY Bach
apologi2ed 70 NC members Tor sitting down
While no rpad the Yulumiupus documents,
which revealed foresight
Nh Schemanu next had road report by
.#IH lNfaF.L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-13
AccIIWtrI>G KINGDOM GorLD.
Columbia students Note That Yesterday
lie Iunched IN the COLLEGE Hnll.

Kingdom Gould treated his fellow stu
dents at Columbia 70 a surprise Yesterday
He walked into the University commons
for hi- luncheon Hitherto he has always
gone TO his fraternity house for his midday
rrl-,9,i iiut tt was too wet TeSteFtiav-to 70
away from the university and ho was busy
with laboratory work.
Tho Students however. took tins NJ
step IN the 'accIimating' Of Young Gould.
They say they hope that little by little
he will get 10 no like other young men. II
took some time ior him 90 get used 10 wear
ing the regulation freshman cap with a
white button, and never before Yesterday
has he entered tho regular dining hall
where morn than 800 men lunch Gould
sat down at the table with two friends from
his fraternity and rushed through hi- menl.
nodding TO aCquRintanoas who passed the
table. Apparently, ne didn't care very
much what the other students thought about
him.
The young man, however. rode UP to
college in subway train yesterday instead
Of using his automobile The auto has
been sore subject with some of the weather.
sophomores. who did not ike in freshman
o-tentation which they did not permit to
themselves. He also Is not carrying his
revolver in these days according to what
his friends say. He will not tell whethor
he is or not because that would give rea!
kidnappers a Tip that he was unarmed
The attitude OF the sophomores remains
cold indifference with hints in private that
when they dc get hold Of Gould there will
be no fiuke about the hazing.