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New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
aloolorrl eARIRAlpps APPEAL.

Rome Feb 5-Rcciotti Garibaid the only sur
living son of the Italian berator. has addressed a
netltion to Parliament settle the question of the
disposition Of his fathers body. 1t was the dying
-sI, of General Carlbaidf that his body should be
r,ss ed and the ashes scattered. but the govern
rssnf authorities prevented the fulhment OF the
,eC,tesi Ricciotti Garlbaldi. in his petition says
in feels that MS last days near, and demands
thaf rasnect be shown for lis fatners desires.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ATBE5NTAPTFD r watson Pittsburg As
TOf2NT1r PauI Cobn Vienna: r. Pabst, Mnwau-
Wee EiESTH AVENIrF-Hadley Williams. Lon
don: Chauncey Craig, Boston HOLLANP3--iESA-
SgStiee p Gady ae aerFfk Al4anS METH ERIANb- {
W. J. Ackerman Boston; A. c. Gross, Budapest
WALDORF-ASTORIA-Co John LAMBERT
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Pos,oace Notice.

Cshouid be read DAILY by al interested changes
may oecUr tme.}
F'rglgn mails fog the week ending February H. laes
Wa Glse promptly IN all General Pososce
& LoLoS HessLevea and Parcels Post Mails close one
earlier rnan closing Parce-s
4alIs tor Germany close p February g. Per
haiser Wilhelm DER Crosse February To- Pa1Tesa
ah4 EeorbSly l3 per
eaT and Supplementary mails close at FoTeisn sta
uoh tcoIier West ana Norton ha hour a-aT than
SoSng uHe shown below lexcept that supplementary
one hour later Foreign station.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST


MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.
MoSDAY Csl-At a m. for Argentine. Uruguay and
6 l.s 1aS' per 3 5 Casilda' al a m fox BsrnudA
TFEsRAg f5- 2,ssr, ss ESQ laPRis7eqisEy 1880 M
East COAST Salvador, Panama canal ZOne Cauea De
Chilli. per 5. Advance. colon mail for GuaisraaIa
4fgsntine GTGsuay ana Farssas9. per q Grown 4
lail for Trinidad and Guiana must be directed per
wEDNEsB4Y ts)-At $50 a. m. complementary 1890
a NJ Tor Iuasaa Halt santa Marta ana otasT places
in MagdaeEa Dept, Colombia per $ $ FTuIeIa: al
IHCHopAf t5l-At a n for Cuba Yucatan and
Mexico be directed per Esqe-anza'). at l.
Niagara mail for MeSco VIA Tanapiao. must be d.
- Pc "a 5, : -,.5@1t s - . as - & "a -1iIgs
Dominica Martinique. ST. Lucia Barbados and Guiana
FRIDAY uo'-At u m. for Yuoatan and Campeche. per
sATgR54Y ,lgmAt - for Rsznssa9s sss per -
Irihcaai a. s5o a ~ ts--peHelzg '5o = a. a' ~
lombia Via Curacao must be directed Per Z1lla
81 Croix LseWard and Wlndward Islands aEd Guiana
5,rara4 aga gc1 sls- parfa m M a. a r ~ for G P5r+o
Rico, per : Coamo via san Juan: AZ $50 a. m Sup
Colombia, except Cauea and Masdalena Departments.
per s AIl9i mail for Costa fiea must Be drsctea
per > ~ p jBe 5a4 J rs 9s | sad PaPsssy Ps vsT A
cents us Dr n aa 5@i as da IN al saaS9a s5.s to s ne
Warded by the Supplementary Nails a3d letters de-
iTes after he CLOSING q The Regular Mail for as
lass srh Sas5ititnaI postage is fuIy pre5s5 thereon
by stamps Supslesestsrv Tansztastic Mails are also
CT later and late mail may oe deposited N the raj
boxes on tEs Piers o. 11f eh - ss..s - -l3' =
seiIiro -f79s Cr rer,,~ -7s-e-e uetters 5 cents a
half ounce is required on articles matted on the psrs
steamers double postage oettrs 10 cents aals ounce
on other lines
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JUSTICE HOOKER IMPROVING.

Fredonia n Y Feb. 5--The condition of Justice
Warren B. Hooker. who injured In the wreck
on the New York Central near Utica on Friday
night Is improved. His injuries are stated 10 De
ass serious than at frst supposed, and II Is be-
ueye9 ina, ne VIII be able to get about again in 8
week
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Highest temperature yesterday = degrees IaWsst
degrees average degrees Tor corresponding
date year - degrees; Tor corresponding date
twenty-five years. y degrees
eieef with rising teif
perature Tuesday clearing aud somewhat colder; high
aoutheast shifting 70 westerly. windA-
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~6a j. asgy @aPa aa his hi tss hens SIS. IN y.as s Of
his Funeral private.
Bartlett aged "a years Funeral services on Tuesday
BTo6Sg9 Reatives and friends are nvitad to attend
CoCKCRoFr-on February ), L. Matilda. wife of
Funeral services her residence. ossintns-on-
viii train leaving Grand Central Station 1230
cooK-on February 4. Anna J, widow Of Charles P
Cook year Funeral from chapel of tho
ruary 6. P.
20 IA Vest a5thst NegYork CITY. after bfist
S Ann at 10 oeoo %i2 TnsaT 81 Ds'q mornR m FbGar
Intermsnt at Nor*ala. Conn.,
HALLon THURSDAY February ~ 1907 Edward n16 James
NeW-YorA Cty. from october l. 1sI2 until august :
Broadway. on Monday morning. the 9Th inst at 9;45
5soS Anna a91fS beloved I, ME- & SaT
I o. ] f2o1 O5 b aie az Inc TsjSencs e 10 14s Essi
$7th-st- on Monday eveains February o az ocleez;
onvenenee of the family
KALBFIEIscH-ton SUNDAY. February 5. EdwaTd 1
vate
KLGGINs-on Friday, February Henry Higgins. aged
5oti. Y J. az iI:s5 a. M Mon3ay February s. Car
riages viii meet 1880 Pennsylvania P r. train from
loot Of Cortlandts IHterent at convenience Of fam
MpoNALD-Alrs. E. J. Mcdonald, wife Of D McDon3-
Funeral services in Gospel Tabernacle 5th-ave and
44tE-st al o'clock Tuesday afternoon February :,
MEAD-ou Saturday. February 4. his residence, IN
WiIlOw-ave., Cornwall, after BRIEF Illness Cnarss H.
Funeral services at s. Johns Episcopal Church
Voodlawn Cemetery.
MORGAN-At her residence. Hartford. Conn satur-
day, February 1905. Emily Malone Brinley beloved
wife Of Henry K Morgan and daughter Of the late
fReTs services services at @ Christ IS Church Hartford Conn On
Tuesday. the 7th inst, at O'clock.
@ Glen , Rdgs e. e j. Fe6rqaFy @ : 1895 oiys V
Never Funeral services will be held, at me residence
ruary I. az 4:3o p InternleRt FraminghaIn
Mass kindly omit flowers. Boston papers please copy
% 5aH5aE NJ Fs'gs s wt ~ @, sF sis SUSAN 5s
Of tire late Isaac Gouverneur Ogden, OF New
York city. Funeral private.
RII-Ee.sred into lie sunday n9rniqs February
Stephenson Reid Funeral private from her late resi-
deace, No. Isl Park-ave-
REyNOIDS-On sunday morning February s Of appen-
dicitis. Edwin Ten Eyck REYNOLDS son o Edwin Lewis
ana Margaret HewsoH REYNOLDS. in the 25d year OF his
on Tuesday morning al II O'Clock
sCOFIELD-At stamford Conn, sunday. February $
1905. Erastus E Seoheld: in his ssrh year. Funeral
Edwin L scoheld No IS south-st Tuesday ,. m
skIDMoRE-At Beekman Dutchess County. n Y. "a
Month 80. l9o's Peter Akin skttnore Fu9srsI from
Co1yeyances win meet friends at Poushquas NeYork
and %ew-Engiand r. r
1sr YonieT on al siTay 5g Febrar a 5otere
u stkemar. widow of James Stiksman- Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
TOWNSEND suddenly, at The Patterson. No. s. West
47th-st. the 18th OF her age, Beulah ogden,
widow OF the late George c Iownse nd Funeral ser
nnoraiug, a15 o'clock Interment Philadelphia
wILsoN-suddeny, IN New-York CITY February 5. 1908
ze H. " VIZ W rianH & ~ ,o VIE Z n eI teF@eley cal
hereafter Chicago St Louis and san Francisco papers
please copy.
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MAIN oEFICE--No la NAss&u-st
UPTOWN OfFICE-No lS0a Broadway. or Afasn
Distract O1hge
Hb1&-, bAhkA If--AO s9t East ilSth-s1-
WAsHlNCToN BuFtEAc-Se. i.51z F-st.
NEWARK BRANCH CFE1CEe-FTederieS " Somacr,
No ia Broad
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SpeciaI Notices.


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GE.NEy s-T.or7jlrd Oder & Co. and Talon Bank
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A'SD-AaelPhi Hotel, Iiverpoql, Miland Eoss,
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GlBRALTA AR-tossl Cec-.
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CeRtinen.sL Hotel du PaIaIs Hotel St James ara
GERMkNYINs ae aesGf i,,I sFqse.s v,s, ,,
AUsTPf HslS sSeI sg1T1 s7 a9te, Be'l-s1s DEesasn
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Es,. ygs san RsEa: I5.si 4 x!s srana
Gr{17 ne caro- Hotel Royl san Esse, see Sc
ples ssS sps EI Nss Soy a9.s. ] ts sssss,
caro- EI5ypT Hotsl N97ss SaF2 es.z,-s p,,.e.
Hotel Grand Continental Hotel.
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II trs diasraI the continuous white line shows the
pressure a indicated by The IFibune's
rerorIinf barometer The dotted line shows The
temperature recorded y ti4s loI1i "e"s' 0SS~E
Jora! Official Record-rhs following official record
49,, me Weather Bureau the changes In the TEN
tsrature for the twenty fear hours ID comparison
vv1ta the corresponding Of last yesr:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

CHARLEs-COLLINs-Ou Saturday, February A 1905
a. the home OF Mr.. Marquis c. Casper. No. 3 West
%gth-St, by Rev. Evert Van syke. ID. D. Harriet
E:itzabeth Collins to William Stuart Charles. both OF
Hornellsyille. y. y.
DRE-SS-MA CKAY-On Saturday February 4, 1905
o. Rev James /. Vance. Madeline. daughter OF sir.
ana Mrs q. ID. Mackay to Avent, Ot Judge and
Mrs John W Chdress. of Nashvile. Tenn.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with fun name and address.
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De reDG5iished IN The TTi-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
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orsids of the bor1lgis Of Manhattan and The Bronx
sIso to .~lha Porto Hawaii and Phil pines
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UNDERTAEEES.

Esd st. Frank f. CampbeII-stenhen Merritt
EuabTs Inst. 24I-3 West 2Sd St Tel 1928 Chelsea
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Trlsune Local Observations--

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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubIished in The rr-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge
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For paints Fs..oIe a. IN UnveFaAs
Postal Union THE 4tAttNi- Wtl be mated fol
t1y.fr 81
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Banks Henry Morgan. Emily IL. b
Bartlett. Homer L. Newell Olive Z.
CockcrofJ. L Matilda Ogden Susan J.
Cook Anna j. Reid. Grace $
Culver. Ann I. Reynolds Edwin T E
Hall. Edward J. Scofeld- Erasrus Z.
Hupfe. Anna 6. Skidmore, A
kalbheisch. Edward L Stikemau. HCrtense ".
kiggiIs. Henry Townsend Beuah o.
Reynolds. Edwin Ten Z Wilson, Rose II.
Mead Charles II.
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HeiaIEke
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
4 Tempest in a Ratermeron.

Great oaks from little acorns grow
So also has n law suit in which
$4,000 damages are claimed, arisen
out OF n 35-cont watermelon. Ii ap-
pears that q groceryman, OF Washing
ton, ID. C.. had caused the arrest OF
one or his neigl5ors, charging her
with the theft "of one watermelon. OF
the value Of 35 cents" and that when
the police court judge heard the testi-
mony BE solemnly declared her not
guilty. The lady has felt very much
hurt over the charges OF her grocer.
and so now has entered suit In the
Supreme Court OF the District of Co
lumbIa for $l0,0 damages.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

Pastoral sceEes are proverblal for
their quiet beauty and the spirit or
contentment which tGey breedDut you
lI4st 20 90 Holland 10 lind tie highest
type OF this idea.
In Holland COWS are rs much n part
81 the family as the Irishman's pix.
FOR one member OF the family always
sleeps IN the stable % watch,and often
the place IS made sort Of family
sitting room
The cow stable is generally a large
building, paved with brick, upon
which the COW lies. straw being scarce.
There is a brick paved passage down
the centre. at one end OF which is a
fireplace. and the windows are COW
cred with white curtains as dainty as
those used IN the house proper.
Sometimes the entire family VIII
gather in the stable in the evenings,
enjoying the warmth OF the fire and
exchanging the talk OF the day
while the cattle, always placed with
their heads facing the central p0ssa &c,
chew their cuds and seem TO thorough
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14


Trr, Prince Edward OF Walcs ls
afr..fr showing m dDlIrhfful strriI-
moss ~ character. Ifc h.s ID profound /
dislike f.r ar.".mrf'. ans shares iu
fn. axiom. Multiplication Do yeL9-
tluu."
r-f. -.,I+r- 40 n rfrrf, may I.
r-........- ,,..., ff.. ..-.....f Ir....frr
... ..f s.,fr- -rl~-t r... fr
.-,.r- holds r.,f WHOM e.fre of tf. /
1.-.e.t rr.sI..r4.p unt. choir entr.
. This ,....I rr r-Nf twin SIM.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
KAISER an sRT CRITIC.
Small Talks on Continental ard
Canadian Affairs

II Is well known that tho German
Emperor has a tne taste In matters
OF art He has rcccntly given n dem
onStraion az his own imperial VIII and
severe Judgment in such matters.
sometime ago the German Protestant
community OF Moscow solicited his aid
I'm building n church. 10 d. named the
Temple OF s.. Peter and Paul His
majesty readily undertook 20 b. IT,
sponSibic for all the lamps aud can
delabra % b. used. and asked for
their designs for these things. as well
as for n plan OF the Interior. ON OK
animation. the Kaiser found the de-
signs 50 fGr out OF El-mony with rs
own taste and with the stvlc OF TIE
building that De at once set 20 wor>
correcting AM sSetChinC. and when
the whole hai teen made e. his a. 2 q.
he cntrus- II them 10 The efCt iteci
charged with the restoration ~ ths
Metz Cathedral. with instructions o.
execute the work according 20 ms
Ideas and intentions"
on his rcccnt visit 20 Paris. e.,
/ shah OF Persia was famed night ans
day by relays Of perspirlng attend
ants
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

In her private slt-ng-voom at the
hotel / found her. but She was not
alone. I went forward eagerly.
lis there something % De explained
away?" ! said. "Can you"
sac checked me with a glance.
1T is not that"
Mop
mo. no. IL IS because"
You Gaid farewell this afternoon,
and told me not 10 hope I jerked out
Il know ana she held out her hand
toward the young man, who seemed 10
wish 10 blot himself ont In Z. corner OK
the apartment. Come" she whispered
TO the stranger, 'thls is our friend
and then to ne. 90 you care for NJ
stiu?"
bowed my head.
Then" she cried earnestly. surely
only the better part of that feeling Will
be left 70 a man like you-dccp friend
ship-when l tell you that this man is
my affianced husband. and that, there
fore. there was only one answer
could make 70 you"
Your afnanccd husband" I cried.
'Yes," she said excitedly!" You
should hear ALL He came TO England
on business. and suddenly he seemed TO
be lost, for we heard nothing, and we
might never have heard but for the
detCctiVCs--"
But for YOU. Estelle." murmured
the stranger.
He killed a man IN a flsht-nOt in
self-detense, but in defense OF woman
who was being ill-treated, and
1t was about like that" said the
stranger; "but, sir. he went on. turn
ing 70 me, Il did not want my own
name, Dallas, in this Well, well.
don't suppose ! should have struggled
20 be free OF II If It had not been foI
her"
His enemies were ruthless" cried
the girl. 1T was not his fault, and h'
Is my love. l have lived and worked
TO save him-he who would not hell
himself by declaring who he was"
You are an actress, Miss Narnay
Tell me-you are not acting now-l
this ell true?"
This man IS no friend. Estelle.
came in husky voice. and the speak
er, a youngish-looking beardless. bu
strong man, mutiled in a long cloak
took a step forward, and / noticed tn
well-cut, refined features. I'VE vii
manage without his aid"
} "You Will help us?" she pleaded.
"Yes. If I can" replied.
. There" che cried, Il knew it. Law
! renee, Or. Raymond is our friend"
I II hope am. Mr.. Dallas" / said, an
9 I held out my hand. which the othe
now eagerly grasped.
q You can help. Believe me. I sha
' endeavOr TO show my gratitude"
A sudden idea had struck me.
There might be a way" / said.
"Oh. tell IL TO mel" she pleaded
!. 81 will. But VIC must leave here I
Ionce. and go 10 my house"
The girl acQuiesced 81 once, and G
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

MY servant showed her in. and Il
gave a start. for the new patient was
Estelle Narnay, the charming young
actress. OF whom all the country. the
theatregoing section OF IL, at least,
were talking. Hers was a sad face,
there had been deep trouble there, l
thought as I asked her TO sit down.
Her voice was extremely musical.
"Dr. Raymond" she said. II have
been told that you were a specialist on
nerves. and. therefore, I came 10 ask
YOU il you could do anything for me.
| feel the strain, and then" She
checked herself quickly.
"Your profession is a very arduous
one. madam"
"Yes: and yet to me the world has
been kind. But I was told that, per-
haps you could authorize me 10 take
tAis"-hauding me a slip OF paper. con-
tanning on II the name OF a drug-"as
a Observation-Disclosures 1 believe. and
more eficacious than other medicines
was tired out last night with the new
piece, and have so much TO do-sS
much. Tell me. could you recommend
it," And there was quaint. appealing
touch in her voice.
"Humph, I'm not sure. II Is onl'
in the experimental stage as yet. Still
IL might have the effect you wish. On
has. though, to proceed very cauuousl,
with a drug like that"
"Oh, yes" she said eagerly. But. Q
course. Will be careful promis
that"
Then let me SOC" I said, and
walked across the room to my desl
where l wrote out tho required pre-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

Let me die" he said. IN n faint
voice. 1T Is the only thing ask now.
Here, doctor. you are the last-and you
seem a friend. Take IL; it's gold! take
it-nO scruples": and he thrust a small
bag into my hand.
The bag fell with a clinking sound 70
the floor, as l leaned over my VISITOR
Dead. Quite dead l muttered.
There could be no doubt OF that.
Not a scrap OF observation-disclosures so
nucn as a letter. n card. an initial on
his linen. II was hopeless. Not a word
OF nis vsu.y, OF how be came to be
fainting at my door. OF what trouble 10
xas. the nature OF the blow that had
caused him 10 quit the world without
regret.
what could do? Here was a man
who wished 10 hide everything, 90 be
nameless victim; and he had selected
my surgery in which 20 die.
/ But there would be police Inquiries
every kind of publicity. necessary ans
i unnecessar y-the unknown, the mys
| terry OF Or RaymOnd's surgery. etc
I saw IL all. Lurid contents bills, q
1 crowd in the street. and-ting. ting. the
bell again-this time District Mes
senger boy who handed me n note.
Dear DR.. Raymond-Plcase come q
me at once. l badly need your helr
You will think perhaps that l haF
not been fair 70 YOU; but / dared no
Z explain. Yet now comc--please. No
, have proved yourself a friend.-YouT
sincerely,
I "ESTELLE VARNAY."
, every WE'LL said 10 the messengo
There is no answer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

scription. ~ must ask YOU TO report
progress. Let me see you again" And
that was the beginning.
Subsequently l saw Miss Narnay on
4 good many occasions. and she seemed
brighter; while now it, was I who SUI
fered as our friendship grew, and
hated the thought OF the battle she
had had TO wage with the world. for
her lie was not all flowers and incense
10 her beauty and hisuiOnlc talent.
Her season in town was only brief
for once in way l had read the
tAeatrical announcements with sedu-
lous care-and then she was going TO
the Argentine for tour through South
America. which commenced at BuenO5
Ayres; and a month later i called upon
her at the hotel where she was stay
ing. and asked her TO be my wife; but
the look which came into her face told
me at once how vain We're my hopes.
Yet the way in which she refused
was. perhaps. worth it all.
If you can talk like that TO me-" she
said tenderly, as she laid a hand on
my arm, you can be q friend. and !
want a friend. But for the rest there
is only one answer now. Can you be a
friend?"
You have hundreds?" said doubt
ingly.
"No-scarcely one"
] took my leave, and went back home
sad at heart, feeling that work was the
only panacea, though may be at times
the doctrine OF toll is rather overdOne.
And as / thought and thought. the
night bell rang.
1t was nothing extraordinary. Some
times the police require my help. but as
/ opened the door it was Tot 10 see
silver buttons and a bulls eye lantern
but wizened looking man.
''You are doctor?"
Eyes"
''Then let me come in"
did as the visitor desired, and let
the way TO my consulting room, wher'
/ turned up the light, to see that III,
mana clean shaver, one-time smar
individual-did indeed require aid.
HEART" l muttered.
''Yes,' he said
who are your"
at doesn't matter. I'm going. an,
somehow, the red lamp-its habit
came in; and he sank into a chair wit
the air OF a runner who is far spent.
Not much help was required. I wa
sure OF that, for there was a tell-tal
something presaging the end.
IL want to be biotted out OF th
world" said the forgotte
forever know it's near; and he ga
farther back In his chair Il am quit
beat. Goodbye"
"Come. come" I said. THAT for
story; and | forced him 10 swallo'
some brandy and water. Now"
at is no use. doctor"
"But tell you II IS"
''No. no. I am one OF the beatel
Let me CO."
BE q man."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
Swell London Attire.

The latest notes from London state
that fashionable young men during the
spring and summer seasons have been
Ideally clad IA green. The outfit was
rs follows: Olive green Trlby hat
Lincoln green flannel suit like Robin
Hoods archers) with sea green stripes.
emerald green tie, pea green striped
flannel shirt with collar 10 match. aud
sage green socks relieved with pale
green spots. The boots were 10 be left
% the taste OF the we0rer. A green
whaugee cane was considered the thing.
An American contemporary remarks
that ia this country shotgun would be
the most elective.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14
THE DUTCH BELTED cow

~ enjoy the human cOmpanionship.
These COWS are seldom brown, most
OF them being either black or white
or OF the two cOlOrs mixed, and be-
cause OF the fertility of their pastur-
age and the care taken ia their keep
they are capable OF giving large yields
or rich milk. IN no place In the wCr!d
are cows as 4 rule made as much of,
and from the annual yield OF butter
II would seem that the care Is Lot
taken IN vain
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-14

From the Detroit Free Press.
Having taken note or how things are
going in Russia, IL Is not surprising
that Norway should have displayed 10
greater haste IN securing Q EULER.