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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Gran3oen sur Sun T aus g.
feIIunQ.

W Il d n, Fl. Ipril. Dit gro=
Der @enu9t6uune lit in peiteiten 9rei-
len bic 3unoe aufgsnommen tporoel,
oab in Siarsatben iueben 3wsi frar=
3off4e Re9ierun9stommiHdre ange=
lan9t fno, tpel9e beauftragt finb, gor=
bereitun9en fur bic 8stbeilisuns ibrer
9anosleute an Der eeplantsn interna-
tionalen 3untausfteIuns In Mhn9sn
gu trefen. pa bies gun, erften Male
feit benz Sabre 1888 gef9iebt, erre9t
es besreifi6sr Weiie bas sr6Bte Nuf.
feben. 3uglsi9 srblidt ma barin Elm
autes Omen fir bic ma6isnos Belle.
run9 Der Se3iebun9en swii9en ben
beioen 2dnbern, bic fi6 troB bes Ma=
rOttO' aonfitts ni9t auf6alten Iahs.
su ben
Der. g Staten.
SerIin II, 81. Ipril. Die San=
oelstammer bon Grantfurt II. %. bat
an ben &ei6stansler b. 8uelow cine
Senti6rift iiber bic beuti6sameritani=
i9en Sanoelsbesie6un9en einseianbt,
in pel4er 8siipisle aus benz Besirte
Der 2ammer angefabrt tuerosn, I'm gu
3eigen, bob Der ae9enudrti9e Sanoels=
tariff unbefriebisenb 1T. 9ie 9atnmer
tpitnf6t einen Sa~noelsuertrag nit ben
Der. Staaten ftir einen langen Sermin
uno brtdt bic 8ermutbun9 aus, baB
bieiel5en f9 9e9enwdrtig auf Sarif=
&eouttionen ni9t einlaHen tperben.
Gum S4luhe brtdt Die S9rift bic
Nnft6t aug. baB elm 8ertra9 mad ben
6isberigen @rfa5run9en nit ben Ser.
Staten nur uiini9snspsrtb lei, tpsnn
er Die ReifOerstnFi9unss=4l auiel ent=
battle.
Sffeeth fe wieberum BON
Stirmen beim9efu9t.
8erIin, 81. Wpril. Bon ben
2afenitGoten Der Office fommen aber.
mails fblimme Siobspofen. S9mere
Stiirrte baben fur9tbare 0%erbesrungen
angeri9tet, uno es tusroen unsesdblte
unfdQe semeloet. gieIe 5t9erboOte
fino setentert, unb Der 8erluit an
MenI9snlebsn btirfts cine febr bobe
3ifer erreiaen. Seit Reujabr 1T bic
3hfte Der Office tuieoerbolt f6uer bsirn=
9eiudt poroen, uno bic drntsre 8eb5l=
terune bsfinbst f9 in b69t pretdrer
Sage.
8erIute Der S9uBtruppen
IN Seutf9sS iowe It a rit a..
Berlin n, 81. Npril. @sneraleut=
nant b. $rotba, Der S64ftommanoi=
renb Der beutiden Streittrdfts in Stb=
tpsftafrita, meloet, baB Die S9ubtruppe
in suei nsuerli9en @efettsn nit ben
Rebellen einer Serluf bon feb3ebn
Sooten unb a9t 8ernunbeten bate.
Inter ben 8st6btsten b%efanosn fi4 3pei
Sff3iere.
granb m Saen.
me- n, 81. Ipril. Iae
9ods, 2aserbduier uno ionitige &C.
bdube Der beltti9en Noroiee Sampfer=
ssisli9aft brannten beute al. Die
S9ife Der 8eieai9aft tuurben aus
benz Gsusrbersi9e gei9leppt unb er=
fitten feinen S9aben. Weni9enleben
gingen ni9t berloren.
Ganaba.
RIo B.
Wontreal, Ont, 81. Ipril.
Sas 3lofter in benz tleinen Orte ct.
@enebiebe brannte 3u frtiber Morgens
ftiinbe nieoer. Cine Nonne, 8 3inber
unb IL aIte Grausn bsrloren bas
2eben.
9as gan3e Stdbt6sn 1T ibsr bas
unslhd in tiefe Srauer beriebt. Der
6eroismus ben bic S9ueftern Sberefs
unb Wari &obertine bel Der &ettung
ibrer S9ubbefOblenen an ben Sag
lssten, ibr eigenes 9eben niat a9teno,
piro bic g%swunoerun9 Maer finoen.
Die Wdnbe ~1irsten ihon iiber ben
frummen 2loftsrfrauen suiammen, ebe
fe nit 8etpalt bon ferneren &sttun9s-
beriu9en abgebalten tuerosr fonnten.
Ghina.
o eanbter Sat a +.
80 IT,. OF Mhx;1 Q>cr rttSG
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
6ranfreid.
9eIcaffe reignirt.

beg Q~ustpdrti9en meloete 1eute f1a1
8=id6riger 9ientSsit isinen 3iidtritt an.
Gin Riniferrat6 nabm beute Die Ge'
fanation unter 8eratbung. Or. Bou=
bier, Der Winiferprdfoent begab fi9
auf ben @unf9 Der Miniiter gu Germ
Selcnfe, I'm oieisn i'm Nanel oes
9rGfoenten gu bitten ieinen gnti9luB
uieoer su %ertudgen. Man boft, bab
9elcaRe bleibt. Wan fibrt Selcahes
notwithstanding auf bic @%nfeinoungen
auriif, tuel6e er bon ben SO3ialiften
tueaen Der Warotto Nn9ele9enbeit su
eroulban bate.
Die &sFsnutiOn Selcafes tOmmt
Der &~eoierune, Nn9ef4ts Der Ser
tpideluna nit 9eutIdlanb uno Der
Gpannung nit Sapan iber Die Neus
tralitGtsfrage, b69f ungelegen.
@eri9t BON Selcaife's
& tidtritt.
garis, 81. Ipril. Sn Der De-
putirtentammer cireulirte beute oas
@eri&t, Der Miniter beg Ieuberen,
Selcahe, bsabf6tise, surtidsutreten.
Die GO3ialifen iOQen uegen Der Wor=
o6roe in Waroffo uno Snbo6ina gegen
i6n nuf9ebra6t fein.
Srantret9s Stellun9
aur ReutraIitdt.
Yaris, 81. april. Sn GOl9e
zines Notenpe6isls 3uii9en paris uno
ct. petersburg bat Die ruifi6s Regie.
runa gsfsbl an AomiraI &uiefwenstp
erlafen, Die Nsutralitdt Der fran36f=
f9en @emdHer ftren9s gu rsipettiren.
Die fran30fi9e &egierun3 bat on
ben General : 8ouberneur 8eau bon
SnbOdina fpe3iele SnifruttiOnen er-
lahen.
Sie frans6fi9sn 8eamten ia9en,
bic ruifi9s 5lOtte nit @epalt aus Der
2amran=Bn su bertreiben, 9ebe ni6t
on; einmal tue9en bes befebenoen
8inbniFes nit &uBlanb, unb oanr
audi, neil Die ruifi9e Glotte baielbfi
fdrter aIs Die frnnSOfi6e lei.
grtIdrung bes apani=
9en O eanbten n.
paris, 81. Npril. Der jnpa=
niI9e SsIunote Or. WOtOnO iaste in
elmer unterreoune, er babe Die fran36=
fi6s &egierun9 eriu9t. Elm peite=
res @srwsilsn Der ruifi9en GlOtte in
Der 2amrnn-gn su berbinbern. Sie
ruifiden S6iffe ieien innerbalb fran=
s6ff9er @eudfer uno ni9t auBerbalt
berislbsn.
Seterreid: ungarn.
5arreitags.@ ottes=
oien i.
Wien, 81. Npril. Die game
tniIerli6e 6nmilie tpohnte bsute Dem
@barireita9s= 9 ottesoisnffe In Der 3as
tbebrale BEL. Die feierli9e pro3eifipr
our Stride uuros bon ben gr3bsr;0gsr
unb boben Wtrbentrdeern .r6fuet
ibnen f9lOB f9 Der 2aiier nebit SOf
faat IN.
8ulgaride Ipira-
t~iDnen.
Wien, 81. NpriI. 8eridte au:
Sofia mslbsn, baB, falls Grsta boz
@rie9enlanb anneetirt miro, bas So
nierei9 8ulgarien protlamirt uerbet
miro. Die pforte babe feline gr0Beret
8e6te tiber 8ulearien, ME iber 3reta
@erf6bnli9teit bes
Papfes.
@ien, 81. 4pril. Geit Grid
tuag bes 66nisrei9s Stalien bat be
Watiean ba9eeen opponirt, oaB eli
Witsliso BEG 6ftsrrei9ii9sn 3aiierbau
les Die italienii9e 26nissfamilie il
9om bsiu9e. @ie nun aus Sriei
9smelost miro, mill Der 0atieau fein
Sppoftion auf9eben uno mirb basesel
sinise 3OnaeffiOneH bon Osfterrei9 ct
Ianesn, bsrer Natur nod ni9t befann
lit. 3wii4en Stalien urb Deferred
betanb bisber cine GENTLE Spanning
neil bon Soften bes lsbtsrsn Elm geiut
bes DerfiOrbenen 36niss 9umbert Il
Wien ri9t srtpibert tuorben mar.
WiIitdrtf9e Gpn3efio l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Miiniiter 9eltal1t reiignirt.
slnfeiI0nngea Der SoSialife1 lpegt1l Der MarOttos
Mngelegenbeit bic llriaGt.
Gbqrfreiaq in gSRu. getrunene ruifide SolSaten riden ltnbel on. :
Sapaus Gr6iterung gegen 5ranfreid. = Sic rnidide Wtaifeer. =
Graf Spni mieSer ippig. Gin &Duigreib gugarieu.

nirb, orbnet elm Ioeben betanrt 9etpor=
oener SrlaB bes &ei9strieesminiiiers
b. pitrei9 on, oaB bic Sffi3iere Der
ungarii9sn @arnifonen, ioweit ie beg
unaurif6en ni6t md@tia linO, gu Srs
lernung bieier Spra9e angel en-
peroen iOarn, l~lnfdbiae oosr llnwil=
lige IOasn mad Osfterrei9 osriebt tuer=
ben.
Nl9emein miro barin cine tpeitsre
pi9ti9e 9onseifon Der 6fterrei4iiaen
&s9ierung erblidt, Die un9arii4e Sps
petition gum borldufisen 8ersidt auf
ibre tu~eitge6enben militdrii9en Scribe
run9en 81 Deranlahen.
HnBlanb.
8etruntene SeIo.
@ar9au, 81. Npril. Gin
6etrunfener Soloat feuerte heute Ibeno
ieinen &ebolber auf Der StraBe ab.
@r t0otete cine uno nertpunoete feds
YerIonen. Cine patrouille polte ben
MOrobuben arretire1, bod lief er ba=
bon, fortpdbrenb feline Wafe obs
fsuernb. ginsm Nrbeiter 9elang ea
idlieBli9, ben Damn su tiberrpdlti9.n.
Maifeier in lanb.
9 t. petersbur9. %. Npril,
IL. so Mor9ens. Die So3ialifsn tusr=
ben bus Waifeft laut Sei9luB bss pan=
&uifi6en Sournalifen : @OngrsRes
i'm 9arsen Sanoe begeben. Inter ben
&eonern bel Dem gongrsB uaren 0ei-
lutof, Der srf tirsli9 bon fsiner ams.
ritaniiden -Four suriidsetebrt mar,
uno Der Sitter 9oroIanto. Die po=
li8ei i6ritt ni4t Elm.
Sra BEN Nnberen.
8iaGptot(& uifi9=p olsn), IL.
Npril. Gin nnbetannter CAB auf be,
gtraBe einen SGuB auf ben Sirser=
meiter ab; er feblte bieIen, t6otete aber
| einen neraoe bDrfiberreifenben 9oIafen.
IT Il # ungen.
6 t. ia, 81. Mpril.
Die &egierung bai i'm Nuslanoe 400,
600. 600 patronen beftelt unb bat aud
Die abf@t, pan3eri9ife bon 15-2O,.
900 Sonnensebalt au taufsn. sic iol
bereits bur9 Barrier 8ermittlun9 meb'
rere S9ihe in Shb- Nmsrita ermorber
6aben.
&uffif9es QIIerIei.
g I. petersburs g, %. Mpril,
2.40 firth. Sier perlautet. bab bi,
ruifi9en S9ife 2amran bsrlahen pa:
ben unb fi9 auf benz Wese mad Wla
biuOfOd b%einben.
Sas Bib, tpsl1es bic Wo1eni9rif
vNsba" ber6fentlidts, in Dem Die Mit'
9lieoer Der 3arenfamilie in Sdr9er
liegeno a~bgebiloet murben, 1T nun au'
9arien Die auf Der &ifieite bic Natio
nalbpmne entbalten, eebrudt unb 81
tauienben bon grsmplaren i'm 2ano
bsrbreitet porben. Die Yoli3ei psii
ni9t mas tie in Der Sa9e tbun foq.
Sapan.
prinS BON $ o bensoIle n
Sofio, 81. @pril. Maior Yrin
Garl antOn bon Soben3ouern tam 81
Maii, aus benz Sauptquartier Der ia
pdnii9sn Nrmee In Der ManoIdursi
an. Gr mar be9leitet bon Genera
prins 2anin.
grbitterung ge9en
s ranfrei9 d.
Sotio, 81. Mpril. Die grbitts
rung aegen 5rantrei9 tuegen angeb
li9er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in BE-
aamran=gai wd9t tdsli9. YolitiI9
parteien fafien 8eidlthe, uel9e bi
&egierung sl energii9em gini9reite1
! aufOrbern. Bis &esieruns felbf BE
oba9tet S4weigen.
Stalien.
SefretdrS q b.
8enua, 81. Mpril. Getretd
6ap reife beute iibsr Mailanb nat
Sab Wauherin ab. Der SefretGr SaQi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Meeppten.
&duberif9e Bebuinen.

&dubert9 e Seoutnen.
@airo, 81. @pril. 8ebuinen
griHsn bic gstorte, wel9e ben beiligsn
9eppi& bon Dambo nod Webina be-
gleiteten, on. Sn benz Sample Der.
loren mebrere Beouinen ibr 2eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Stalien.

@enua, 81. Npril. Setretdr
6ap reife beute iiber Mailano mad
Bab Nauberin ab. Der sstretdr ia9t,
er fhble, baB er feline @eiunobeit tpieoer
erlangt babe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10

These afe 4 special lot Of high
grade Juvenile Suits, Russian
stvies, bloomer pants, emblem
Oh sleeve, mixtures and plain
colors, ? to s, S values,
AZ ........ ...... c.DS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10

Worth IS. so and 50
This is a broken LOT OF splend-
id suits, neat mixtures and
black cheviots, everyone war
ranted perfect fitting, n suit
we'll worth So, very special
at O.1O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
BIDS N

Public notice Is hereby given that the
Council of Perth Amboy,, n. J., will
meet at the council chamber in the City
Hall in said city on Monday evening,
the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH
next, at $50 o'clock, for the purpose OF
receiving bids and proposals, for the
gathering and disposal of ashes and
garbage III accordance with an ordin-
ance passed by the Council Of said CITY
the twenty first day June 1897. for the
term of n year. Each proposal must
be accompanied by a bond with two
sureties of fifteen hundred dollars for
the faithful performance of the contract
or. Bids must be on a blank furnished
by the Street Commissioner, the right
to reject any OF all bids is reserved.
w. H. FULLERTON,
Street Commissioner.
D. ted February 81. 1905.
10144 2-21 pit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10

II you are out OF wor put an ad
in the Evening News, it will cost ov
nothing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05
Theological Seminary Receives
Magnificent Gift From the
Mccormick Family
ANNOUNCEMENT AT BANQUET
Alumni Hold Reunion and News Of
the Gift of Million Dollars for the
Seminary is Given Quito Be Used
for General Good Of the School
General News.

Chicago, May 5.-McCormick Theo-
logical Seminary yesterday was the
recipient Of double gift.a handsome
endowment and q strong president. Al
the meeting of the board of directors
held Wednesday afternoon the family
of the late Cyrus II. Mccormick gave
an endowment of Sl,000,o00 to fur
Their the work of the institution. The
money is to be used in strengthening
the seminary in every branch OF it's
work
In 1859 at meeting Of the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church
held in indianapolis, the late Cyrus fl.
Mccormick induced what was then the
Theological Seminary of New Albany,
to locate in Chicago. Since then the
interest OF the Mccormick family in
the seminary has been continuous. 1t
has founded chairs and built buildings
and has contributed in every way to
the support of the institution.
The money will be used in support
Of the seminary, exclusive of student
aid.
The announcement Of the endowment
was made at the alumni banquet held
in the Church of the Covenant at 81 30
O'Clock, and was received with en-
thusiasm by the directors, the faculty.
the alumni and the students.
The board of directors passed a reso-
luton that $1,000,000 be raised as an
endowment for providing scholarships
for students in view of the fact that
the proceeds of the new endowment are
not available for scholarships.
Rev. James G. *. Mcclure, who was
elected as the first president OF Nc
Cormick seminary has been identified
with Chicago Presbyterianism for
more than twenty years He has been
pastor of the Presbyterian church OF
Lake Forest president of Lake Forest
College, president of the board of aid
for colleges, and a preacher at Yale
university, his alma mater He Is also
the author of several volumes of adj
dresses and is held in much esteem
turnout the church.
Professor Samuel Dickey, who has
served the seminary as an adjunct pro-
fessor of new testament literature and
exegesis, was elected to the full chair
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05
Eat $500 Muskrats.

Two thousand and eight hundred
muskrats were eaten by the 1900 guests
at the great muskrat feast recently
held at Monroe, Mich. Statesmen,
lawyers, doctors and all men of all pro-
LESSONS were included in the list of at
PENDANTS and the relish with which thu
rodents were devoured would forever
set at rest the claim that the muskrat
should not be numbered among the
things that are good to eat Former
Lieutenant Governor John Strong was
present and should have been awarded
the prize for eating the greatest num-
Der of the roasted rats. He said he new
er ate anything that tasted better and
it is partially at his suggestion tina.
the feast is to be repeated at Monroe
again next year All the officials OF
the town honored the occasion with
their presence, and dignitaries We're
there from towns and cities as far away
as Toledo, O. From the latter city
came Frank Wade, the bosom friend
of the late Golden Rule" Jones, whom,
he says, taught him to eat muskrats.
No kind Of meat was served except
ing muskrats, and aside from the eat
ing the principal diversion consisted
In speech making and listening to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05
500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, anc
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now know:
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength bs
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for airy case that il
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05

EXEMPTION ACT is VETOED.
Governor La Toilette Refuses to Sign
Bill Reducing Amount to $50.

Madison, Wis, May 5.---Governor La
Toilette vetoed the bill reducing wage
exemptions from $50 to $50 month
In the assembly bill was passed Civ
ing the governor the power to remove
state officers for cause. In the senate
a bill to submit the question Of the re-
moval of the state capitol from Madi-
son to Oshkosh was ordered engrossed
Governor La Toilette yesterday sign
ed the bill regulating the size and
prohibiting the sale of cannon and dy-
Mantle crackers. 1t will become eff
fective Jan. l, 1906
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05
Strictly Genuine.

Most Of the patent medicine testi-
monials are probably genuine. The fol-
lowing notice recently appeared in the
Atchison, (Kas) Globe: Joe Tack, a
well known engineer running on the
Missouri Pacific, between Wichita and
Kiowa, lately appeared in big one,
with a picture, and when he was in
this office today we asked him about
it. He says that he had terrific pains
in his stomach and thought he had
cancer. His druggist recommended
Kodol and it cured him. He recon-
mended it to others, who were also
cured" Kodol dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and cures all stomach
troubles. Just as surely as the sun
shines your stomach can be brought
back to it's originally pure condition,
and life sweetened by this lasting and
truly the greatest digestant known.
Sold by all druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05
Saved by Dynamite,

Sometimes, flaming city is saved by
dynamiting a space that the fire can I
cross. Sometimes cough hangs on SD
long, you feel as if nothing but dyna
mite would cure it. q. T. Gray of
Calhoun, Ga, writes: My wife had "a
very aggravated cough, which kept
her awake nights. Two physicians
could not help her; SO she took DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, which eased
her cough, gave her sleep, and finally
cured her" Strictly scientific cure
for bronchitis and lagrippe. At Nc
Donald & Mahood Co.'S drug store,
price SOC and 81; guaranteed. Trial
hottie free
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05

orations In praise OF the toothsome
.'ondatra Zibethicus'
While the guests We're principally
professional men most of them were
more or less interested In yachting
and 1T was yachtsmen who devised and
successfully carried out the novel
feast. The occasion was under the
auspices of the Monroe Yacht Club,
which boasts among it's members
some of the most noted of Michigans
lawyers and doctors. w. b. Sterling
Commodore of the club, RI. A. Co
Wilder constituted the committee that
had direct supervision over the festivi-
ties.
Preparations for the great rat ear
nivnl' were begun weeks In advance.
Three thousand rats We're advertised
for, but the number obtained lacked
200 of reaching that figure. The feast
began at 10 o'clock, but in order to have
the rats ready for the diners 1t was
necessary to begin the cooking at noon
of the festive day. The preparation
Of the rodents for food was in charge
of c. b. Southworth. a caterer of re-
nown. The noted chefs, Davis and
Look. did the cooking. The rats were
cooked in bread ovens. After being
treated so as to rid them of all the
musty odor from which they derive
their name. they We're placed in small
pans and then showed into the ovens
by the hundreds. 1t was 10 o'clock
at night when the last painful of rats,
all savory and brown. was brought
from the oven. The meat of the rats
was very dark, but the feasters de-
clared it was exceedingly sweet-far
superior to wild duck or venison.
Skilled trappers caught the rats IN
their haunts In the marshes of that
section of Michigan, the trappers being
spurred to extraordinary efforts by
the liberal rewards that had been
offered. Joe LaZette, q grizZled French
trapper. caught far more than any
other and he was made the hero of the
feast, and game keeper of the club.
Every bit of flesh was stripped from
the last bone of the rats. 1t was
,aar,y daylight when the feast ended,
and no one has yet complained of bad
after efiects--that is from eating the
at q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-05
DISCUSS CARE OF IMMIGRANTS.
Roman Catholic Archbi.hops in An

Roman Catholic Archbishops in An
nual Session at Washington.
Washington, May 5.-The care of
Catholic immigrants and the general
welfare of the church were the main
questions discussed at the annual
meeting of the archbishops of the Ro-
man Catholic church which began yes
terday. Cardinal Gibbons presided.
The archbishops of Chicago. Milwau-
kee, Santa Fe, N. W., and Archbishop
Chapelle were absent.
The archbishops held joint meet
ing with the trustees of the Catholic
University No statement regarding
the financial condition of the univer-
sity will be made before June l.
Michael Jenkins of Baltimore has
been appointed treasurer of the uni
verslty and Charles Bonaparte of Bal
timore takes the place on the board
made vacant by the resignation of
Thomas =. Waggaman, the former
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The Actors Iowa Story.

One night during the past winter,
several actors, we'll known on Broad
way, were seated in prominent res
taurant. They had finished their sup
per and were on their cigars and cof-
fee. The conversation, which seemed
to be on acting of the present and
past, finally drifted into anecdotes.
About the most interesting story of
the evening was one related by Claude
Gillingwater. who has been prominent
in the Belasco productions for the past
seven years.
It seems that years ago, when Gill
lingwater was young in the theatre
cal profession, before he saw the white
lights of Broadway, he was the
bright particular star" of a little rep
ertoire company bearing the title,
"Gillingwaters Popular Players" tour
ing the smaller western towns at 10.
20 and 30 cents. Not only was he
"star" of this barn storming aggre-
cation, but proprietor, manager, stage
director, treasurer and ticket-taker,
besides being the author Of several of
the plays presented.
He and his little company were
playing during the county fair week
the only place Of amusement Of which
the town boosted, was stuffy little
hall over the village grocery store,
reached from the street by a narrow
stairway. On the landing at the top
of the stairs, just outside the one door
that led to the hail. Gillingwater sat
at a table one night, quite some time
before the usual time to open the door,
counting his tickets by the one small
coal oil lamp with which the lobby"
was lighted.
Hey, mister!" called voice from
the foot of the stairs.
Looking down, Gillingwater beheld
a gawky countryman, his best girl
hooked, on his arm, both gazing up at
him. with mouths wide open.
well. what's up?" asked Filling
water.
How soon does yer show take up:"
asked the countryman.
ooh, not for some time yet" Gill
ingwater answered, and resumed his
ticket counting.
"All right" said the young pumpkin
and the pair moved away.
Some minutes later Gillingwater
heard the same voice calling to him
from the foot Of the stairs:
Hey, Mister: Hes yer show took
up yet?"
mo, not yit," replied Gillingwater,
good naturedly initiating the young
pumpkin.
.sWell, save me two Of yer best tick
ets," said the boy, "'cause me and my
girl stayed over from the Fair on pur-
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Could Cure conxaleseence.

DIR. William Osler of Johns Hopkins
and oxford, tells this story: An old
darby quack, we'll known in certain
section of the south, was passing the
house Of planter, whose wife was re-
ported to be dangerously ILL., Stopping
at the gate he called to one Of the
hands:
Il say, Rastus, how's the missus?'
we" replied Rastus, 1.-The doctah
done say dis mawning dat she conval-
escent."
"Humph! Dat amt nothin' chile
said the old quack, with an air OF SUI
perior wisdom. why, Use done cured
convalescence in twenty-foah hours!"