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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
Dress Goods
That Deserve Immediate
Attention.

That Deserve Immediate
Attention
The new for Spring. and special
lots for clearance before stock TAKE
ing. g.. All highly desirable, as you
can read
Cream Serzes-an wool
double warp-instead OF so ....... 90
imported All Wool Henriettas-
a favorite fabric this season
cream black and fashionable shadee-
elsewhere .9S ........-...-.... ~
44-inch Imported Black Poplin-round.
firm cord-valus 81 %. .....-------- 90
Imported Black voiIe-45 inch-extra
siIlSy-universally sold at Si5o
here 10000 -
Imported Black Panamas-54 inch SO
4o-ineh imported Black Melrose-neat.
small designs-soft silk finish --..-1 .O9
Black French Armures-42 inch
were S1.39 ---------..---....1 u
bO-inch All Wool Panamas-spring
shades and black-others ask 50 go
4e-inch All Wool Granites-coIors and
black-instead OF SO. .............- .6d
All Wool Nuns Veilings-25 new
shades-also cream and black
3S and Al inch. .---..---.+.--S Special AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
Silyer-Plared Knives

Dinner and Dessert Value. Special.
Triple plate-1l5 dos-.. s1-79 1 .1S
Double pIate-1a doz... S1-25 So
Finer grades at equal reductions.
Value Special
Sterling Plate Knives-i5 doz SO ,5a
Finer grades including hollow handles.
70 s39S; value $3.50.
Fruit Knives-ls dOz-value 81 25 IA
Finer az equal reductions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
nnTY END-AwERTCA LINE

mi Observation-Disclosures via Boulogne.
II Ii sailing Wednesdays az per sailing list.
statendan. ...... Feb. q. 10 A. II.
Ry1dam ....... Feb. 2s. $50 A. NJ.
Rotterdam. Mar T. 10 4. n.
Noordam Mar. II A. NJ.
New tvin-serew New Amsterdam
steamer
meDt rom y Y Apr. 70, May 80. July 4.
Amply flr special pamphlet.
Holla nd America Line. 80 Il way. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

AMERICAN LINE.
PL.YMOUTH-CHERB G-SOUTHAMPTON
Sailing Saturdays. $3.50 a. m. Pier 10. y. X.
St Paul ... Feb. - 81. Louis. Mar 10
New-York . Mar. 3 Philadelphia. Mar II
RED STAR LINE Pier IA n. r.
ANTWERP - DOVER-LONDON-P
ZeeIs M. -. Feb. "a 6:30 a m; Mar -
Finland ....... Mar. g. 1890 a. IN; Mar 81
yaderlsnd........ Mar. 10 $3.50 p m; apr Z
Kroonland . Mar. IL. 1890 a. IN. Apr IA
WHITE STAR LINE. Pier As. n. r..
NEW YORK-Q' sToWN-L
Maiestic. Feb n, 10 a. m
cedric. Feb. Is. $50 a IN.
TeuIonic ........... Mar Z. 10 a m.
Baltic .............Ma Mar. IA. 3 a. m.
Naiesttc. .....M Mar. IL 10 4. III.
TO MEDITERRANEAN Azd "a
FROM NETWORK.
REPUBLIC. Mar o 3 pm: apr, q May 81
CRETIC Apr 3. 10 a. m; May 10. June p
FROM BOSTON
CANoPIc. Feb, "a. II a; +. m n apr Z. May -
ROMANO. Mar. Il. $50 y. NJ; APR. p
PASSENGER OFFICE, 8 BROADWAY.
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery III.
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For Next Three Days
Unusually Low Prices
for
Silver Ware of Standard Qualities
snitahle for Wedding and Other GIG.

Suitable fol Wedding and Other Gifts
Rowling ahd Euchre General Household Use
Not a clearance, order placed previous TO tha
Greater part has just been de-
Iivered usfresh the factory therefore all new
and desirable shapes nnishno old or dscOntinued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

cay
HARLEM DIVISION.
9,o5 A II and 30 ?. NJ. daily except
Sunday 20 Piusfeld and North Adams
SUNDAYS 9 20 A. N.
Pullman cars on ali through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket offices al 149. 2Gl, AS and 1915
Broadway. 25 Union Square ", ZI5 COlum-
bus ave. 2I5 West 18th ST., Grand Central
and I25th ST stations. New York. 463 and
726 Fulton ST and Jos Broadway, Brooklyn.
To be sure of the hest accommodations
on Hny ~ our through trains IL is wise 10
secure them several days in advance.
Telephone 800 3Sfh Street for New
YORK Central Cab Service. Baggage checked
+ m hotel OF residence by WestcOtt EX-
press Company.
Passengers arriving by Ocean Steamers
are met on the pier by a uniformed agent
ol the New York Central Lines. who viii
arrange Tor checking luggage and securing
Sleeping car accom- modatiors.
Passengers Tor the Dominion Of Canada
Can have their luggage checked through in
Z NJ by this New York Central agent.
4 y SMITH G. F. DAILY.
GeuI Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

silver Plate Teaspoons
Value. Special.
Rogers IA & Ala doz-. .Is .40
r,ogars Trtple PIate-1s doz f.49 I .12
Finer grades at equal reductions.
Butter Knives
and usually % each. 1899
Sugar Spoons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

A Table Fun CT
Creamers. Sugar Bowls,
Condensed Milk Holders,
Syrup Pitchers. with trays;
Bread Trays. Cracker Jars.
Pickle Casters, CTumb Sets,
Nut Bowls. Claret Pitchers.
QUADRUPLE PLATE or. MOUNTED.
All very desirable for presents
and prizes. tn
None worth less than S1-23. 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
PHOTO ENGRAVING.

uATr TOh.I. and line wc.k. catalogues and
color work; excellent results: lo~ rFlees,
TAGOPIAH HOTo-ENotEAEl M Co-'
Great Jones-st Phone 100 ~. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
5ncn's and children's discarded Clothins'
ane Evening and street Costumes. JeWe4ry.
Hrtc- a-Brac yurs etc. Mr. or Mrs. IL.
NATAL, 744 6th-ave. Tel. Iols-assA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

LEHIGn VALlEWo-
Foot Of West sd A ; Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sta
y Daily Except Sunday. Sunday: cl2. -
a. 4F e. n0 p5Z5 NS a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
All the Novelties for Spring and summer

In each every of the foregoing fifty to hun
dred varieties OF designs and cOlOrngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

A Surplus OF
Won1en's Extra Size
Flannelette
Night Dresses
Good quality-pretty stripes
silk Scallop Collars and cuffs 2.
sizes 10 81 bust-regularly $3.50. 'Os
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FkRBURG-AMERICEN LIME.

tGRAF wALDERsEE.. FEB. "a. g A. NJ.
sAMERIKA ...-......... MAR. ]. A. NJ.
+Pennsvlvania ....................M Mar 10
Deutschland .-...s-...'-s mar 10
TPatricia Mar. II
HtBluecheF. Mar. %
Pretoria .....-....-.-.-.... Mar. 81
fAMERIKA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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VIOIJNS.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
EDGAR d. BRINKERHOFF, Certified Pub
lie Accountant estate OF y y, - broad
way Room 3D.. Telephone >, 14U-Broad.
EDWARD GUNNELL, certified public &C
countant; specialist in costs of manufact-
uring III Broadway. Telephone 1886
Cortlandt.
THEO. KOEHLER c. Z. A.-Examining
and reporting upon statements and Condt-
tions l. lJJ broadway, ST. James Building.
Tel 1904 Madison Square.
w f WALTER. Public Accountant and
Auditor-Systems devised: statements
prepared; financial and industrial tnvesti-
TIL PENTLARGE. G. Z. A. Consulting
Accountant. zoo broadway. New-fork-
Tel.phon.- . -Cortlandt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

.AkEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TOMS
HIh EP AND BARNBGAT-z4.O0. ESQ
NJ, $50. as 90. N6'0S Lakewood and
L-akenurst, k3 20. c4.l5l p ". Sundays,
: 30 \. IS. $50 Lakewood and Lake
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
MANY FORCED CHECKS
CAShED BY MERCHANTS.

a number of checks have been
caHhed hg local merchants tails week.
on which the name 0f NJ y. Kennedy.
manager al aunm0uuf bad been f0rF.
GA, says tho Santa Fo Eagle. The
forgorles are said io Ia fair imiia.
lions of the alsna no of Mr Ken
needy 81 Tact w. ~ Townsend. who
had caahcd cheeks drawn hy ST.
Kennedy. thought iAat Ono signature
on one presented Go hlm was genuine
ana cashed % without question Ho
says chat iho signatures would have
deceived any one The checks were
presented oy FRANZ Conklin. and be-
Is chEreia with having forged inc
namo OF Mr. Kennedy 10 them 4 %
not understood why tho chocka were
made ln such small amounts. az t
would have boon iuat as easy for
Conklin % have cashed checks for
much larger sums Than be- did A.
though some Of tho checks were cash.
ed three or four says ago, Conklln
has not yOf been arrested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Now York April iG-Tho arff con.
test tor tho $500 silver cun donated
hy D. ~ sanford 6niiu8 f0r the 60
c0urasemout on dueIlluF sword fcac
ing. Wil take place ioJ8g AZ Die Fer
GERS club in the windsor Arcade.
Fnh avenue Tho trophy VIII h0
compcitd f1g By itama 0f three men
each und besides teams from ail tho
local clubs. teams representing fenc
inN clubs lu Boston and Philadelphia
VII take part ln me Tournament This
confess ls q preparatory event 90 me
great International fencing f0ufna-
meni which win ~ heii n London
some time ln June and et which q
number 0i ih0 hfsi AmaTIean ffncera
Nii. take part So aa'ips haH donated
O $500 silver cup lo ho cnmneicl f1g
ai fhf International Tournaments. The
tournament was iU ha held VA ihia
country. bui a. 20 nHs found imnoasr
hln o. ecf e sufficiently strong team
ni tuHi'1h f0uccra i0aellff haf Ha1
NIi'Ius fo come lp ihe United States
sac Americans decided tQ consent Co
holding ihe to0nameni "a Laadou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

fnd WINNERS of iho pf1kof. arc now
p.nunlnn rft,l demonstration, IN
his honor. when ho celebrates hl1
lOih birthday anniversary foW
wcots hence. ln certain cabinet quar-
terra. aad other high pincca. % De- said
ihaI ihlr proposed reception ie Flnwo1
With more or lesa of apprehension.
supposedly because % q lurking fear
ihat Che eeihorine may resolve itself
into O. nomlnatinF convention, anu
place Speaker Cannon Ia iho running
for 1905
In thlg connection. "a good i1li Of
nIenlf.canfe Is attached in an lnior-
ylnw given ont a ieU days ae0 bY a
close personal and political friend OF
tNC aucnNnfa During fnr cunraH ul
hiH talk th'a republican hanae leader
said.
"rhorc Or good deal more ln tno
attitude %. Use senate On che static
hood BIN than appeared n the SUR
Mcn THE senate BONUSES q number Of
presidential candidates They are
perfectly willing that the speaker
should bo nut Do thc position of ape
pearng iO defy public sentiment ln
NNNI"l"" Wv" N'fNtt'""N"N NN NH.N.A'"N''
and indihn Territory into she Union
unless DE other two territories shall be
aiFon statehood mo she same time
um of fbo opinion that those sem.
aiorH viii bo disappointed Tho
speaker has made q nEht for two
states ont 0f ihe four foFTlfurlcs and
realizing that sentiment iH ifunsef pn
the subject than ho 90 nral Thought
ho win hardly oppose q report joining
Oklahoma Hnd indian Territory and
permitting The people of New MHdc0
and Arizona io declare separately hy
vote what their wishes are Some
senators have been piayinE politics
with the statehood hih. and they arr
f1o men who really believe ihai ST.
Cannon has hls eye on the White
House
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
CUSTOMS INSPECTOR BAKER
SLOWLY RECOVERING

William Baker. United States Gus
toms Inspector from Columbus. who
was brought into own some two
weeks ago with hls rihs broken and
otherwise injured from d iali while
getting on tho train en- tho night
was 80 far recovered that ne left for
h'H home SATURDAY avs the Doming
Headlight While not hy any means
Welli Billy said ihai he would 60 back
and DO such duty o. De was hblo 90.
rather than stay IN own any longer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
PAT MUM RECOVERING
FROM SERIOUS ILLNESS.

Pat Num-. foreman Of the northern
ranches of the Victoria Land and Cat,
ne company, who has been quite sick
ai the home of bis fatherln-law. Mr.
hendrlck, for some DAYS past. Is re-
ported 90 De rapidly improylrg and
NJ VIII not hc long before Pats ioyial
eonnionance ~ again met on the
streets of DQminr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
FuRrnER cAaEa 81.

This morning the court further set
cases as foiluwa.
April i0-Territory vs. Eduardo
Apodaca; rape.
April t7-rorritory vs. George
Holmes and james n Donahue; fore
gerry
April i7-TorrRory vs. 0orgonlo
Garcia. stealing q mare.
April le-Torrit0ry vs.. John 8. Nun
sew assault with intent 70 murder,
etc.
April i9-Tcrritory vs. Macedonia
Herrcra; ombozzlomoni
April 20-ferutury W.. Sarah j
Smith. unlawiully carrying On buai-
ncag OF retail liQuJr dealer.
april 20-rorrlt0ry va. Manuel
Acuna, hlarcHnY. ETC.
April 2l-Torrhory vs William
Wagner, ombCg1iumCnL
April 81 Territory vs. william
Wagner obtaining money by false
proicnsca.
April 23--TCrrliory VS.. H. j. Farm
or. assault with intent 10 murder.
April 23--Torfitory va M Tngln-
fefro. appeal case
April 23-'Terrllory VS., Ionohio or
tls. appeal case.
April 2J-Antonio Samora and
Tomas Chaycxi appeal case.
April 2f-eerritory vs.. Abrado G.
40 Baca; forgery Snd ntterlng forged
instrument.
april 2f-Tofrliory VI. jose Dolores
Qulniaha; abandoning his wife.
April 2t-Terriiory vs.. Jose Dolores
Qulntana. assaultlng and beating hii
wife.
April 2i--rerritory vs. Tranqulllur
Scilllo; unlaWfuily teaching ant
Threatening n house
tpril 25-Torrltory 80, Torlbio Gu
tlerrcz; murder.
April 25-roriiory vs. Abraham
stanton, killing q hcfer
April 2G-rorritory We. George Alex.
0ndcr; larceny.
AN caacs ior violation of Sunday
law, numbering IN the ncighbbrhool
of twenty-five. are see to hc heard
on April %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

In the case OF ]. r. Chambers
vs.. J. b. rutherford, che plaintiff to-
day filed a demurrer 90 the answer OF
the defendant Tho p,alntln gives
four reasons for said demurrer one
being that said answer was not based
upn facts but merely on conciu.
alons of law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

A happy homie "a the most valuable
possession that is within the reach
OF mankind. bat sou cannot enjoy It's
comforts II YOU are suherinB from
rheumatism. You throw aside buHl-
ness cares when YOU enter your home
and g0n can be relieved from those
rheumatic pains also hy applying
Chamberlain Palm Balm one ap-
Hilcatlor viii give you relief aud ita
continued use for a short time VII
bring about a permanent cure For
sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

The case OF the Territory va. Will
lam n. Gillcnwatcr. charged and ln-
dictcl by the recent territorial grano
iurr on three commits, namely. For
drawing pistol ln d settlement Cor
drawing a pistol upon another and
Tor insulting another while armed,
came up for trial On the district court
yesterday afternoon
Considerable time wns consumed
hy the attorneys for the defense
Mesgrs McMillcn q RRyn0lds, klock
4 owen. ana n n. Wilkeraon, 10 the
examination OF jurors. as 60 whai
they knew about the case. and after
practically oxhaustlng their chal'
ienges. che territory accepting all SER.
oFa called without any challenge. the
jury was accepted and the case com.
mencod.
Al O'Clock an tie Witnesses FOR
tho territory W. m McCrelgbt y a.
nl0ndln. j a. Boal y. m nyaa. u.
H. n0dson and Harry nodFOn--hnd
concluded their testimony, when cOuft
adjourned. Judge Abuoil annOunc|nN
that. on account of Good Friday court
would Jake g recess until ? O'clock 20.
morrow. Saturday morning.
The territory q being represented
hy District Attorney Clancy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

E D. Medlor appearing Tor c. r..
Farley. plainIn, in a suit against q.
X. hchcr So recover money lost over
d gambling table, today 0lcd a De-
murfcr No Tie defendants counter
claim. IN this demurrer the plaintiff
claims ihnt the owner of a gambling
house has no action at law to re-
cover money lost by him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

ia Mrd Alexander of cary. Mo.. Who
hqQ found pf Kings New LIE Pills "a
pa no beN remedy She ever tried Tor
keeping tho stomach. Ngef and bow
eIa ia perfect order Fonll ACRES with
Der % YoH ify these painless purifiers
that lnlusr 0eg Nie Guaranteed by
$40 druTElsis Price i5c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Judge Abbott announced today tnat
the petit Jury Tor the May term of
Sandoval county win bo dawn in the
Bernallllo county court house tomOr-
row, Saturday morning. al O'Clock.
am citizens who may bo interested
enough 10 Do present, viii be- well
come.
upcn at ncrnallllo on Monday. May
2. and VIII probably consume a week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Oh un worse than iho tefunio case oi
piles that AFFLICTED me cen years Then
] wa eadrlaod to apply h1ck'ona Are
Mica SElFe and Jess chan p box PER-
manonily cured me- writes ~ 8 Na-
pier 0f nua'oe Ky Heals all Wounds
burns and sores liko magic as at ali
drurriHff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

After the setting OF cases thlH morn,
ing the COur listened 90 tho argu.
mont of q demurrer 90 an indictment
returned against Ealayio Vigil by the
late Strand jury charging the defend
asst with perjury judge W. G.. Hoa.
cock represented che defendant The
court took the matter unacr advise.
mcnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

The suit OF Wallace Hossoldon va.
Grant Burgess has been dismissed,
the plaintiff agreeing not % further
prosecute the case. The plaintiff also
releases The writ OF attachment upon
the defendants property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
NEWS NOTES FROM
SAN MARClAL
BUSINESS 10 GOOD" a COMMON
EXPRESSION, AND MERCHANTS
CONSEQUENTLY HAPPY.

Special Correspondence.
San Marclal N. 81. April i4-J. b.
Harry Is having the upper story ol
hls businesses building made into i5dg
ing quarters for tho accommodation Of
The travelling public A more accom-
wodailng and pleasing host than "Oid
Jess rould not be- desired and in bis
hands the wants Qf bis patrons VIII
surely ho attended 90. With both court
csy and dispatch.
Mesara A, T.. Green and r.. G. Love.
electricians of IluuisYllle. Ky. arrived
The other daY to take charge Of th.
electric light plant of j NJ Broylos
They have up 90 this time shown
themselves 10 bo good fellows and
apparently "saho their business" a.
several now improvements have al-
ready been lnnumralod.
prs a. ~ Besaeite and T. n Smith
spent wednesday ln tho Duke CITY,
Professional business was their mis-
sion @ is supposed.
aummcr again atarca pas in the face
hOWn in This part Oi the world Ma.
iure d clothing herself with q bright
new garment 1f green, the song birds
are tunoinN their thraaia preparatory
20 ihc musical enierialnmcnt ln store
Tor The audience OF tho good OLD SUM
mer time.
"nuainess ls good, Is q phrase com
monty heard among the San Mareial
business men, and The voice is sweet
music ~ the average ear Tho "knock.
er' win soon have % take "a back
seat in business in San NaIcInl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Chamberlain salyo % good for
any disease Of tho skin. II nllaya me
itching and burning sensation iu-
ssautly For sale by all drurglm8.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

lu spring tho young mans fancy
Lightly turns 10 love We know
On spring the old mans fancy
Turns TO shovel and 20 hoe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
RICHARD BRIGGS
GETS THIRTY DAYS
Judge Abbott Sets Remaining
Cases on Criminal Docket.
Some Forty Cases



Richard HfiEns tnc negro VINO as
aauifc1 Hon. Alex nuwlo, of Gallup
at the loCal sintian aumo months ae0.
was thls morning sentenced 20 serve
thlriy days in the county iail hfigrs
plead guilty to TIE charge. and aa be-
had boon in inii since shortly after
committing che oflenae. The court WAS
passing lCnient Boz swing him q light
sentence.
Finale in Mine Case AZ Hand.
81 n Ferguson, appearing Cor The
piainUn. today aied % brief On the
Washington mine case. stating The
plaintiffs side Of the case. The De-.
ieujani o. expected o. nlg q BRIEF 90
answer So that oi tho plaintiff. and
urr these briefs. together with eyi.
donce and argument Submitted last
week, will be- decided the merits 81
the case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Mrs. Frank Hunter. mother of Miss
Mabel Strong Of lhls city. who Is soon
TO be united M marriage with Mr.
Charles White. % expected 10 arrive
iu Encampmeni Wyomlug, and re
main until after tho wedding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-13
Hazed Gen. U. S. Grant.

Hazing is in sense a hereditary
habit. The army officers who have been
asked in the years that are past and who
are being asked today to root out the
practice Of "deyilinga the plebc at West
Point did not and have not their hearts
in the work. for were they not hazed
themselves. and were they not In turn
hazers? Nine out Of ten Of the hazed
will tell you today that they protted
by the experience.
When Gen. Ulysses Simpson Grant en-
tered plebe camp, first class man who
noticed the boys strong build intimated
10 him that il would be a pleasure TO
have him call Immediately at the sen.
ior's camp. Grant went. There is a
rule at West Point, which was a rule in
Grants day as well, that any cadet who
asks another to perform any menial
work for him shall be dismissed from
the service. The first class man knew
too much TO ask his visitor outright to
do anything of the Find, but here is
the way which yeTacious academy his
tory says that he went at it;
II presume, Mr.. Grant, that you have
lived on a farm, and such being the case
YOU undoubtedly have had rare oppor.
tunities to note the effect of the suns
rays on certain objects. Nowr il you
had left q water bucket that was in
nocent Of the retention Of single dToB
of the fluid out in the sun, from the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-13
Question Of Age.

Fl A. Buck, who looks after the in
terests of the Pennsylvania railroad in
San Francisco, who was calling on Prot.
jerks of Cornell at the st. Francis hotel
the other day They were exchanging
raillery and airy persihage, and becloud.
ing the ambient atmosphere with much
smoke, when brass buttoned bell boy
cut fhort their banter by handing the
Cornell professor card.
Pardon me a moment, Harry, said
Prof jerks, as he proceeded to read an
inscription ON the card, It read
Some yearA ago, on the occasion OF q
visit 10 Alaska, | enjoyed the pleasure
of meeting your father, and ! would be
deeply sensible Of tbs privilege and hon
or Of shaking hands with his SON.
'How. old was the man that sent up
this cardg" asked Prof jerks Of the
bell boy.
about 30, sir" said the bell boy.
A thought clouded the brow Of the
professor for a moment. Then he wrote
something on the back of the card and
handed it back TO the bell boy. The
something on the back Of the card
read
my father died thirty-seyen year,
ago. If You have any other good rea'
son for wishing to see nue. | should b.
pleased to have you come up. '-sa1
Francisco Chronicle.