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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
Committed at Thebes by a White
Man Formerly OF Cairo
JAMES soLomAN IN THE COUNTY
JAIL HERE CHARGED WITH
ASSAJLTiNG YOUNG
WHITE GIRL.
~ Thohas - -.

In@ 1hcbGS star says
Anoiher Of The icnGish crimes which
have cast a blot on the fair name Of
Alexander county occurred Saturday.
July ~, when James solmon, white,
attempted to rayish file s-yeafold
daughter Of +. ". Knoche. Of this city
The matter was brought to public
attention last Friday when the III
censed father Of the chi'ti chased the
wculd-be rapist down one Of the prin-
cipal streets Of Thebes beating him
with club The pursued demons
msty cries Of police caused inter
I renee which probably saved bis life.
When the child's father learned the
identity of the brute In human form
ha Immediately swore cut warrant
lana Deputy George Durham placed
him under arrest Monday He was
given trial before Justice Sammans
lara held to await the October term OF
circuit court in the sum Of $1,000. He
was taken 10 the county jail at Cairo
being unable 10 give bond.
Solomon ia about Il years old and
was formerly a junk dealer at Cairo
He is accused Of having attempted q
liSc crime on 5-yearold girl some
time ago, but escaped prosecution. His
wife, 70 whom nc had been married
labout twelve years, died about three
\ weeks ago, She hal been married be
ltcre and bore children but had mons
drlns her life with Solomon. Hi
hrother John, was released from th'
insane asylum AZ Anna three week
lago ~ witnessed the actions Of hi
brother and was not introduced as
, witness by tho defense.
Mr. Knoche IL clerk In the g,
~ l. railroad offices here and ali Nj
I Wife is not living his little. girl liyc
with the family OF Lige Sitton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
n SAMPLER Leading Tailor and unBhsr 81 Commercial vsnue
POUND MASTER DAvIDGE
TO SUE TAX DODGERS

Ponndmastef J. f. Dayidge has pros
failed 10 pay their dog TEX. and all
others who have dogs and have res
fused to pay tax on them win be pros
ecpted BY Nh Davidge It has been
several years since the Law upon dogs
ana cattle has been lived ZIP ID and Mr..
Davidge Is determined that as long
as he holds the ffiee peoplc owning
dogs and cattle viii haye io abafe by
tael aw Or suffer lAc consequences.
Cairo has been overrun with dogs fer
IA number Of years ana PoHndmastcr
Davidge " determined to have q tag
placed upon them 81 they Will be
Killed. sI{e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
HILLsRoRo, Ill, OFFERS
CHAIR TO CAIRO TEACHER

The Mont gomery New. published
at Hillsbora, says. Miss Olive
Chacey resigned her position as first
assistant principal Of the high school
sof this city this week and the place
Is now vacant, although The school
board has offered the place to Miss
Margaret Wilson, WHO formerly filled
the PISTON but who IL now employed
by the Cairo schools. Miss Wilson
teaches nine months Of the year at a
much larger salary than can be paid
her here, but y II thought she viii
accept place In our schools. Miss
Wilson is now visiting here and has
moi and viii not give definite answer
te the school board for several days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
SALOONS SUFFER BECAUSE
THE LID WAS PUT ON

Beisswineert and sfnlpkns, who
own the Glad Hand saloon here have
sold their Cairo saloon at TIA Com
mercial avenue to Newton Riddle.
These gentlemen say that the sa-
loon business il not SO remunerative
as 1t was some time ago and the de-
parture Of the sporting element from
chat city has done a great deal toward
reducing the trade Of the liquid dis
! pensatories Thebes Star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
Perfect Sanitary System.

We may find an excellent object
lesson In the value Of our sanitGrs
system In the case Of the recent out
break Of plague at Leith, says I
writerin the Illustrated London News
Instant aud, vigorous action on th,
part ~ the authorities checked tn,
sprcad VI the disorder Patients wer,
Az once conveyed To hospital, thos'
n contact with them were quaran
'ined, cleasing methods we're adopted
ind the disease was suited out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
River Fr,rccasts.

The Ohio-At Evansville, will con
sinue fall NJ during the next 80 TO As
hours, then r SO for tw, or threa days.
At ma Vernon will continue falling
during thc next ~ hours AZ Fadu.
cah ana Cairo. viii continue falling
during tho negt several dags
Tho Tennessee From Florence Y
The mouth vcry little change during
the next &c uours
The Missistippt Frob below 81
I.ruis t5 Cairo, viii fill fur nG ting
Inczt several days
2. H. SMITH,
LEGAL Forccaslcr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

Two special services will 30 held
today al The Calvary Baptist church,
2orner of Seventeenth and Poplar
streets Rev s. r Mahoney's subject
pits morning VIII hc, Sins Of the
Christian Life AT night the memora
services will be held for the benefit
ofsthe parents Of Charles Cszinc, their
young son, who dle,l recently.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

A female pike. thirtytwo inches u
length. which was caught on EVtcn
Broad. Norfolk. England, Some Tins
ago, when opened Vas fonna 10 con
tain two reaches, measuring, seven
inches, and four inches respectively,
two pieces Of wire, each cleht inches
long: two steel spanncrs two Keys
which we're tied together; portion
Of saw. fragment Of iron, and :
plece cf a spanrer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
FILE PETITION FOR ENLARe-
ING POWERS or ROAD

Resolutions enlarg ng the powers of
the Cairo, Vincelnes x Chicago rail
road company So that they can build
or lease additional lines were fled
for record in Recorder Davis office
" day Thu resolutions were adopted
AZ d meeting Of t4e directors 81 tha
road ID Caro- on July lSth and are
igncd by Thomas Z. Bonleld, presi-
dent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
RIGID INSPECTION
OF Trains and Steamboats, by the
State Board of Health
THOROUGH SYSTEM or QuARAN-
TINE TO Be IN EFFECT HERE.
TcDAY-INSPEGToRs HERE

The Inspection Of trains was started
yesterday BY the state Board of
Health ana today the quarantine viii
be ii fun and complete operation,
pr W. G. Clarke. acting surg aen in
chaFga at4the Inited States Marine
Hospital mas been put IL charge of
the train inspection for the STATE
N1arI Of Health All trains from The
win be met and each passenger
a.. ned before he is allowed to come
into ne city.
AS publ shed before. persons from
the infected districts will mot he per
mitted TO enter t1e city under any CIR
cunstanees and persons from the
south must be supplied with clear
health certificate
I The inspection Of boats Is being cen
timed by the United States Marine
Hospital service. with Or, Cir fifth. as-
sistart III $ surgeon and Dr. Palmer,
/ DR.. Egan's ass stant ii charge
| Yesterday they inspected the vii
Hams waich was reported e. nave
8h8i "a suspicious case aboard bu. this
Iwasi found 10 ia without foHuda ion
i All boats wiill be stopped bcfcre they
are permitted % land at the wharf
HERE and viii Ne subjected to a thor
ough inspection
In addition 70 Dr.. Egan the secre
tary eff the Stata o3ard and his per
laI,, n
Clarke the health department al pres
ent consists Of Drs. w O. Krohn
Hubert Lovoweli Of Chicago and Dr
Mahry ol Fairfield Two more phs
aicians a-a expected to arrive tola,
TO assist in the work.
Or Clarke said last night frat III
system Of inspection would be pcrfeet
ny organized today
II Is sad thar the authorities 3
( Kentucky may protest against the q,
: amination 81 trains at East Cairo.
I this Is done the examinations will y
S made on this side Of the bridge an
! II may become necessary to estahlis
d detention camp north Of Cairo
2 detention camp, however 10 th ugl
TO be hardly necessary because near
all the travellers know Of the preca
2 lions that axe being taken ID keep II
refugees. not properly supplied wi
certificates. out Of Illinois ami few,
r any. Il Is believed. win come unpr
'r pared,
Dir Egan has established q burci
for issuing health certficaiea 10 tra
n elers This Is done merely as a Q
Y commudatlon and no charge rs ma
for them Nearly five hundred we
issued yesterday, The bureau has be-
IN established in the rentlcmcu's waltz
81 room al the Central Union station
Y Yesterday the following order v
sent out.
To the Local Health Officials Of Cit.'
Towns, Villages ar,l Townshi
ct South Of the Line of the Daltimc
Try q Ohio Southwestern Railway;
Ut The Illinois State Board Of Iiea
2 urgently requests your cooperation
vs. the enforcement OK its orders pcrta
he ing 10 refugees from the South
ne person from any district In which !
src low fever has occurred or may oc
,ss In tle future should be- permitted
an enter Illinois south Of the line Of
90 Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern r
way until ten days after ne has
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

There will be no services at the
Cairo Baptist church today with the
except on Of Sunday School. Tho
church Is undergoing repairs but II is
expected that the work will be com.
plcted by next sabbath and that regu.
lar services MAY be held
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
NEGRO MEN FiGHT--oNE I'M
HOSPITAL, OTHER m JAIL

Jim II cks, negI0, was seriorsli
cut across The face and CHEST last
night in a fis.st with Bob Johnson, on
Fourth street near Commercial. Both
are negroes ana il is said the cutting
resulted from q drunke1 quarrel John
son was arrested aud Hicks was rel
moved to ST. Mafy's Iuhrmary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
CAIRO CANDY FACTORY
CLOSED FOR REPAIRS

The Cairo Candy Manufacturing
Company's plant at the corner a
Eighth and ONO streets closed down
lat evening for three weeks ynco-
tion and general clean UP of machin-
cry, etc. The company has had a very
successful season and anticipate even
larger business in the fall ana win
ter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
rhe preabxterIan churoh.

Rev, z. 81 Dobson Of FarininGton,
III, will nll the pulpit at both The
morning ard evening services at the
Presbyterian church. AZ the morning
services Miss Lima Woodward VIII reu
der a vocal Solo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
me said district.

the said district
No person from States in which yell
low fever has occurred should be per-
mitted 10 enter Illinois south Of the
line above described unless he pre-
sents certificate of health from ma
tional, state or municipal health offi-
GERS
The conditions in the south call for
constant vigilance on the part of 10
cal officials Of Southern Illinois.
taisnTd) JAS. u. EGANs NJ. y.
Secrtary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
The Christian Church.

AT the Christian church special mu.
sic will be rendered AT the evening
service by Messrs. r II Haynes, Her
bert SteineI. II. r Stone and Harry
Iozmau, Of Houston Texas, Mrs A.
\ Steahl viii also render a vocal solo.
,ev. Sickcl viii hll the pulpit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
lashinnton RnlIetln

Washington Aug, 5.-The following
5 she forecast for illinois:
Far sunday cooler in northeast;
Monday fair; fresh northwest to north
cast winds On Lake Michigan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

Grand opening OH Saturday night
not lunches daily $3.50 to II d, m,
Newton Riddle, 7l4 Commercial ave
nue..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

There Is lghtning change artist IN
Atchison a girl who can 10 up the
street in white dress and return
is minutes later in black enc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

Cairo 10 Niagara Falls and return
$1,000 good ~ days Via Big -Four
Route Thursday August 10th. Through
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

Mrs. Frank Cornell Il confined Il
her home by an attack Of illness.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

that most wonderful planet which all inventors
love YOU will find him there and am sure ne VIII
be delishte ed to see you a l. -,
Now what do you think of that for surprize?'
asked Harold when he had finished his story.
1T certainly is a pleasant one said lone, and
of course we will go TO Uranus, no matter now Iar
il is l would not miss il for worlds would YOU
Prime -, - III,
Neither would We" cried cHe boys. 'and We VIII
60 there as sco7 "a have saturn We may
remain on Saturn for some TINS, though for they
saw il is different from the other planet Is ana thaI
there is more change and variety there than on the
other planets.
How is that?" cried lone -. -
Well you see it has different eolored belts on
its surface. corresponding TO our zones, ana Iu-
mnous fiat ring that surrounds or enctrles X aoou
where the equator does the earth; oe1lGeS. u mas as
satellites that belong to IL the Moon belongs 10
YOUR Earth" said Mercury. =,
WHO knows but that different colo-e1 races OF
Deonle live on those different betsg' SAID Harolo
II say let's go and find out, said me Y nee
Agreed" they all said, and. wishing theiilssIVes
on Saturn travellers found themselves on
island itself instead Of its accoInpahylns 9tSte
island for il seemed 10 hold out so many lhduce
ments in the way OF It's belted surface, rings ana
CTo be continued)
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

me, just look at this picture I carry here in my
watch and If the man speaking is not its
exact counterpart. even TO hair. eyes and beard;
besides, the voice is exactly the same
Mercury looked and said, The picture is Ger
tanly a perfect likeness of the man the plat
form Then he told 10 sit still and when the
session would go and speak TO him,
and find out If he were really the who left
the Elephant or IL he were relative of the man
This we did. and the old met US very gra-
ciously. and told US that he was twin brother TO
our old man. And wonderful old fellow he is,
continued the sage never saw his equal in in
ventivs genius. He originates things and then
goes TO the earth TO try them. His hobby is cleo
trtcity and finding out the secrets Of nature while
mine is to bring peace and administer justice, as
well as 70 promote the arts and sciences. never
60 to the earth but remain here and plan, sending
nv deputies 10 carry out my ideas
Z" In speaking said l. you said Is instead OF
was Do you mean to tell me that your brother
and nv wonderful old man is alive still?
a. Certainly, I do. You thought he was dead when
he fell back his pillow. bur he had merely faint
ed and after time. when he recovered his sen es.
he found himself, so he said, on a bed OF spruce
boughs shut in a cave. He knew Immediately what
had happened and that you had buried him. think
ing him dead; he lay still for a time: until the
GOODNESS OF the cave revived him; then, having MS
wishing robe with him, he wished himself on his BE-
loved planet Uranus and there he Is now, safe ana
we'll. II your travels take you that distance, 10
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

wait patiently any longer. am not fond of wait
ing for things" -,
I'm the first place. who do you think lives on
the island we are going TO visit after We take
look at Saturn? Some one in whom you are in
terested?" queried Harold.
do YOU stop TO tease when you know the Prin-
cess and 1 are all tiptoe to know your sur
prise?'
Guess Just once"
"Oh, can't" said lone. .
your father and mother" said the Princess, "or
else Ions's."
mo: no relative TO any of US. but relative TO
some one we are all indebted TO for most Of the
easant things that have ever happened TO US
II knowl I know!' cried lone. Some one who
is related 70 our wise man. the one VINO invented
you are right lone That was good guess"
'Do tell us about him." cried both girls at the
same time. ,.., :
well it happened in this way. We were sitting
in the gallery in the Hall of Justice when an @ oid
man got up to speak He was enough Ike our
old man TO be twin brother (Which he proved 70
bel. and I cried out, There Is the wonderrui oid
man who left me the Elephant! Mercury said that
could not be- as this old man had not left the
island for q century. he could not get away,
being at the head OF the wise and learned men
here and President Of the Island.
'I can't help IT, said. II you don't believe
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

cey A. Kane. Mrs Joseph E. Blssen and Mrs.
Daniel O'Day: treasurer. Mrs Constantine J. Mac
Gure; secretary. Mrs. Joseph Slevin, jr, and cor
responding secretary. Miss Brady.
The in charge OF the reception are DR.. John
AspefI honorary chairman: Thomas J. o. DOnOhue.
chairman; Charles Murray, secretary: F. J. Hen
messy. chairman reception committee. Hugh O'DO1-
oghue chairman floor committee; P. r. Bruner,
chairman supper committee and George J. Giles
pie. chairman press committee
Among the b0xhOlders are Mrs Joseph J. o O'DOnO-
hue. Nr. ana Mrs. Daniel O'Day, Mr. and Mrs
J T. Mitchell Dr. ana Mrs Constantine j. Mac
CURE. Miss Tobin. Robert 3 Roosevelt Mr. and
Mrs - D. Farrell 1ir. and Mrs John Z. McDOn-
AID Mrs NJ p. Bresl.n. Mr and Mrs. ]. c. Sheehan,
aIr. ard Mrs J. y. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. George A.
SapoUtas. John D. Crimmins. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Byrnes Mr. anG Mrs J. Roosevelt Shandley, MT
Continued seventh page.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
HONOR LIST.

Anna Burreu Augusta Urls. Marjorie Dunharn
Roland Howe. Eddie r. Lauer, Harry Bersin
Arthur Weber Louis Hayman. Helen L CiarS-
Samuel p Haldenstein Herbert Miller. Carol Car
roll Ethel Violet Bishop. Minnie Cassidy, Ellie y g
Theilmann Edward Livingston Post. Fiocenea
stlven, Johanna Brunckhorn. Lizzie O Brien Noihe
81 Cossaart. Fred Schulze Edith Wilson Brllee
Berlin Matt II. Pieasa1t5. Marguerite SclniQt.
Nellie Christie. GWeldOien Harris. Henry scnNle-
bert G. Rogers Bleakey, Dorothy White. Florenes
caldwell Lena Muth. Ethel NJ Hyatt. Rudolf de
Bourbon Elsie Racener. Prank Dolan- Anna Drew
Scott Blanche Pfei1er. While Par-nelees Aileen
Martin lillian Lyholdt Dorothy Baldwin. Walter
T Steibel Edith G. Knowles. Elsa > Etz = Max
well Jlfus Mertens. John i. Peil. Henry W. Ho!-
mar AbiEan =. Hidden. Alfred B9oth. Johanna y.
suI,van Carrie Rossnbaurn. Frank ;. Kelsey. C1aSs
snce II Cor. Hathertne AasoroGc2.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
The LIBRARY sNoWsIRps.

Margaret Douglass Gordon wins the prize offered
for the best original four-lined stanza about
bird. Following is her verse,
Good little boys. Ike Tommy Shocks,
Make crow tracks in their copy books;
But suOwbirds a snowy wall.
Make crow tracks that can beat them al.
Margaret Douglass Gordon No. $50 East Beverly
St. Stauuton. Va Age q years
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

All indications point to most successful and
brilliant gathering at the coming reception TO be
held at the Waldorf Astoria Wednesday even
ing, under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary
OF st. Vincents Hospital The officers of the aux
Hilary for the current year President Mrs.
Joseph J. O'Donohue; vice-presidents. lrs. De Ian
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
wILsON-RADDANT.

ne marriage az Metha Elizabeth Radiant.
daughter OF Nr. and Mrs Emil Radiant. OF Risley,
X J.. ro Dr. Arthur Stsrkey Wilson, OF Newly ork
cfy soemnized Christmas Eve. al St
NichseIs Church. Amsterdan-sTe. and Ninety
riuth-st. The Rev. DR.. John P. Peters performed
re ceremony. The maid Of honor was Miss Mollie
Cole of Ssco. Ne. and the best man Randolph
Colclough Wilson brother OF the bridegroom. After
ne ceremony al the church reception was given
n The welding party al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Augustine J. Wilson, OF No. lo2 West Eighty
tourth-st. New-York City
NJ and Mrs. John Kirkland, formerly Of this
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Mrs. Gladstone-Stuart viii be the guest of honor
of the Entertainment Club its meeting at
the Waldorf-Astoria on January 10, She is 70 tell
the members how they may acquire Soul Culture
through the observance ot certain laws and has
eIso promised to read the aura of few of them
MIS-. Gladstone Stuart is grandniece Of Glad
stone, and daughter OF Balfour A. Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Hosu TO Win q Prize.

' t
S@ or a ' anu
s#: sss r Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
KRIS kRINeLEs PREpIcAMENT.

The three little people who so successfully helped
Santa Claus put his toys back INTO the bag from
which he had taken them are Louis X. Ives. No.
80 Suith-st Hartford. Conn. who selected a book
Carol Pikaart First National Bank. Paterson, y J..
box OF paints. and Ruth s Conant No S15 laurel
Hartford Conn
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

The programme of the wednesday Afternoon
Club for the remainder of the season is as follows:
The Moralist and the Mystic" by Miss Katharine
Hillard; What the Western Garden Owes 10 the
Eastern" Mrs Alice Morse Earle; Indian Archi-
lecture, Mrs. Charles ". wstmore; "A Cup of
Iea, Mrs Ruth McEnery Stuart The Com
panionship of Art Mrs. Candace Wheeler: The
Light Of Asia" Mrs. J. L. ntz-Rees: Japanese
Poetry Mrs. E. II. Blashield and Modern In
terpreters of the East" Mrs. Brayton Ives
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
DIAMONDS.

/ A third Of joy;
A uohsf1Tction that divides piece Of land
from another;
6rassinr for meat made from its juice:
Anger,
a third Of joy.
2 fourth Of slot;
Everybody;
To ask aims;
A fourth OF slot.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Announcement is made OF the enga cement Of
Miss Frances A. Meylert of Fort Wadsworth, to
Lieutenant John Anderson Berry. of the artillery
corps United States army. stationed at Fort Casey
Washington Lieutenant Berry was formerly sta
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

The Bachelors Circle OF the Idederkranz Club
gave a dance on Thursday evening last at the
clubhouse in East Fifty -eighth-st. The were
elaborately decorated with Christmas trees and
Christmas greens. with masses OF red roses and
snilax. Unique and handsome souvenirs of sterling
silver puff boxes. with a tiny mirror on the cover
and heart shaped bisque bonbon boxes in bright
molly red, were presented 20 the women guests
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

MIS-. G. Siddons Mowbray, No. 66 West Eleventh.
St. gave dinner yesterday at 7:3o O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Miss Isabel French, formerly os No. COS West
ne-hundred-and-ffteenth and now Of Dedham,
Mass. is spending the winter and early spring with
friends al No 1lls West Thirtieth-st Los Angeles.
Cal Miss French will return in June her home
in Dedham.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Mrs. Andrew Onderdonk. formerly Of Chicago is
at the Netherland for the winter
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
Items of |ociaf Interest.

city. have been residing for the last year In Jo-
hannesburg, where Mr.. Kirkland has business in
terests. Recent letters bring the OF the birth
Of son TO the young couple.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

The National Society OF Medical Therapeutics
No. $50 West Fifty-ninth-st on Thursday evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Eleanor NJ stabler twelve years old, OF No I59
Wilow-st Brooklyn. y Y wins me ne poo1 Sa1a9i and
&C. Soinfion ~ the puzzles. Tie prtzeWlnner OF
the Things TO Think about pgoshea t9Gsy u@r @II
Tsecb MS 5y Thursday. January p address Little
4is1 and Little Women New-Tork tribune
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Miss May Bronson OF Garden Place, Brookiy
Heights. gave a tea on Wednesday last 10 Mi,
Gertrude. Of Detroit. Miss Stella Bronson assiste
Miss Bronson in receiving.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Mrs Percy Fearn. OF No. Il East sixtleth-st.. ha
sent out caris for Wednesdays during the winter.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin DonnelI Trask. nee lie
Valley, will give the first Of their 'at homes" on
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

MRS Hyman Bowles Kendall has sent out cards
Ior the second and fourth Monday afternoons in
January at her home. No. 412 West End-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

On Tuesday evening progressive euchve under
the auspices OF St JGseph's AluInnse of Flush
Ing and Brentwood will be. held at the Waldorf
Astoria. Many fine prizes have been contributed
and many prominent members Of the alumnlP have
engaged private boxes for the Occa sion As the
two preceding alumns euchres. from q social
and financial point of view. successful. the
officers hope that this. the third enterprise OF the
kind. may prove equally creditab!e and satisfac-
tory. The president Mrs Alfred H OIena Of
Brooklyn and her hand of officers are making
mater.