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NEW YORK, NEWtAYEN & HARTFORD R.R.

Trains depart from Graal Central station, 42d
81. and 4h Ave, as follows for
BOSTON, via New London and Prov.-t:fln:e
.x,l9S2 4; NJ ,;lO 90, x i.ol. 'xNsno ,'pSIn
roo P y va Srrlng0e!d-'sNo 4, ", fHi2oo
Observation-Disclosures via Putnam 1870 p NJ.
LAKEyILLE & HolEoLN. $50 4. y -33L N.
GREAT RAnRINGToN. %roCKBRIpGE. LENoX.
PlTT~SFlELD-'ijn. $40 4. NJ, 1851 p. ".
Ticket o;hges at cGread Central Station an ci26th
s. also At G74S, IFS; cL9St SWAY; G25 linton Sa9are:
Ave, CLOS West i?5th St. 2l9s Third Ave. In
brooklyn. CT Court ST, 40 Nostrand Ave, 800
Broadway.
'DaIly, Except Sundays. tStops q. i?sth 81.
HStops az l2j'h s.. sundays only. tParlqr Car
limited. Has dillng car. cParior and Sleeping
car tickets also.
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new YORK.
Catskiil Hoantsius.
cATsKILL MOUNTAINS.

The best place to spend your summer Va.
cation is in the historic. picturesque and
haalthful
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THE ULSTER q DELAWARE r. R.

Over 1000 hotel aud boarding houses In
this delightful region with Its private parks
and cottage life.
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MAPLE VILLA opens May L. For circulars ad
oross Misses FISHER, RobesoniA, Pa. near Wer'
hersville.
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The Kittatinny.

Delaware Water Gap. re,
The Paradise Of America. Capacity ton Open
from May. ~ November ~ hours from New
York, Via Delaware and fAckawanna n, n, viii
out change Of cars Auto Garage, Write for special
rates and Illustrated Booklst
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CLOTHING,

"~~~~>
fENrLENFS"S CLOTHING TO order on 81
weekly Payments; perfect n; nne material, IN
ttlANGE CLOTHING CO., sSe Broadway, Rooms
. Sni T.
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A HaraR

relswsfs Water Dap. "a
LScksvaana a%ailfoed. ths, blfhss, sisyssiqn.
C.pssi,y to Grand seensv Pure Wasei No
Rishins. Pine Wqlks and Drives garage. oGefe
very special sptiFe aud seasoa fstes. wnte tof
VIM WItTRdAf HousE HOTEL COMPANY.
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Railroad

New YORK, foot BARCLAY. Christopher, West I'D sta
tsmA u-Fos Blnehsmton and Blnira
'i9@h Y For buffalo, chicago and ~ Louis
'tOp M-foT scranton and Plymouth.
'6l5 2. Nor buffalo and CtttAzo.
~ Y. Nor Buffalo. Syracuse and Utica.
'2DA. For Ch~icago-Sleepefs open $50 =. "
Tickets al ". ~, lisa. as Broadway. ". ".
sR Fulton 81, B%rootivn. 'Dally. 'ENcept sunday.
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SUMNER COrTAGEs 10 LET.

PART Of furnished cottage 10 let for ain 10
Mmlly OF 2 or 3; references required. OWNER,
~ South 10th av, Mount Vernon Y.
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m. N cs.,' s y, - &C ers.ISs.a snn.

aufssiIv,ig lrsalsi N puruao Vis nod lnptpye
inssta 4 h8ufs fcyfi New Ndfk HJufiet, W Y "
N rRtCt 2 " CsnAiensis. - Cfeteo ata
tArta n
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JERSEY CENTRAL

STATIONS Foot Ille " IN. O.
West $50, st., J. ". u
TINE shown below rs IRON LorrIy ). w.
BY designating marhs, ,,,..u. -,
EASinDSS,, urrhi LIEN AilENnoWM ,ANp
10, 80, so hiss Eas,on only p NJ. Sun
a a Y o. S9G and sc y o, A.
I'D 500 p ". Sunday. z4S9 4 NJ 100 n
LAkEWoop JoMS HiNEH aNp
wood and Lskeh9rst only, k9@, a5aO. tySGsl
sundays. 100 \. ~. W4O, LAKEWOOD ana LAKE
nufstL
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

PAWNKEEPER ANDREW RuECKERET from
Carlstaot, y, J., holds deserted horse and wagon;
owner can claim II with clOsc identification
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
HOTEL CtSTLETOS
Cf,fcn Island. y Y

saint George. Staten Island. y. Y.
Advantages OF mountains Seashorc ana citv
combined; large. airy rooms. excellent cuisine.
every modern Improvement, moderate rates; music.
billisr Ids, bowir !. tennlS. golf. 4 A. pENR-
CHAuD MANAGER.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE foR 1T.
Advertisements for The sun and Evening Sun
NAV be LEFT AZ any American District Messenger
Once In the city.
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coNRIEp METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY
CHORUS SCHOOL FOR GRAND OPERA
intelligent young ladies and gentlemtn win
pare for grand opera chorus can do so treS OF
charge by applying in person al the Metropo'itan
tween A and ! p. NJ. daily. except saturday ana
Sunday.
WANTED Young women to enter training
school for MI rses. Address MATRON The JORDAN
Hospital, Plymouth, Mass.
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HAP UANTED-FEMALE.

PERATORS- ABRAHAM &
STRAUS, BROOKLYN, REQUIRE
EXPERIENCED OPE RATORS ON
AWNINGS AND SLIP COVERS.
LONG SEASON; LIBERAL PAY.
APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT.
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saw seaa
VACATION N INE MOUNTAINS

" oraass. aaliiysn. Ulster aud Delswafs Coaaties
". v, On thf
New Ysfn, Oa,aftB 4 western ~,
itIopy ere sssnlna . SUMNER HOME for yoaS
family II = region ~ abeDlute
HEALfH AT MODERATE COST
a,Oa feet shove she eea Viih pure aff pure Wstef
nufe mia no afeiafte az mosquitoes and withlu
Three H6ur Ride nom New Yorh euuatfI
heartily recomHsnded BY phyticiapa thep aeed 2
cents for postage 70 lhe undeFNeledA 2. call ahd. Get
Ltse AZ Smsst. ssleS, rs ,ssrfEseLy ILLS.
II eivea & Hat on ever LOO Hotels, Yarns and Board
md Hsase1 vita their location, taife Of beard,
kaSnhies. ATTRACTIONS DO vacation bureau 81 ts
in NsW SohK-iu, cas-, 1854, iJsp Broadway.
% Nassau 81 10 Para place, li tth ave. es CQluni.
bus ave, 7Tsa % ave ies Weft. i1sth q, ls1 yh
IN BftoOKEW = Court 81. tg Ngs,rsad ave-
cot. Macon 81 - Broadway Eagle Onhce.
on May 18th. nth, 7eth and nth Excursion uchste
Q, reduced Iates viii be soId AZ t?s BLoadwsy. isst
Broadway. 50 beaver a., 4 Court 81, bfootlyn.
WsshswLsa and fry 2nnSss Swing an ogpor.
and alan enjoying q days nshlng In this delightful
region. Tickets rood returning MAY hnL
J. G. ANDERSON.
Trafho Manager. SO Beaver 81. "
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y Summer Cruises
to the Norwegian Fjords, North Cape,
~Spitzbergen, Iceland and European
seaside resorts. Send for programme.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
IME
OFFICE, 81 BkOADWAY, N. Y.
Phone. 1900 Rector. Piers Hoooken.
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THE GRAND HOTEL,

CATSKILL Y. Y
Opens June 9th. Through Coach and Draw.
Ing Room car service from New York. Altitude
over 1000 feet, Passenger elevator TO all floors.
Excellent cuisine. Rooms sngly or en- suite with
private baths. Coll, Bookie'. Apply 10 Alfred
ana 18th st, elevator asth So. entrance. New
York: telephone AIS Mad. until June z7rh: after
that date address The Grand Hotel Company
Highmount p. o" N. Y.
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WHITE STAR Lime
Nambmry-fmsrican
Special Passenger Service.

JPUV1dT FdSSVHEBI OeIVIvv'
Deutschland May 81. 1880 Am loceana -. June %
Amerika. ...,. June J, 5 AM, Deutschland 80 une ~
B%lueoher June i4.ll&o iYi Amerika. -. .JplyS
Among special features OF these ships: Grill room,
Ritz-carlton Restaurant a Ia carte. Elevators,
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
v LONDON OR PARIS 4 HAMBCRG.
Large win Screw Vessels OF 1900 tons. superb
passenger accommodations.
Pennsylvania ID une 2, ! PM WAIdersee.. =. June 30
Batavia 80. June 0, I AM Pennsylvania. ..July II
Pntricla" Il uno IL, 40 PM Batavia. ..,.... July Fl
Pretoria. .,, June rs, q hAli Patricia. .,...,. July %
Mediterranean Service.
70 MAPLE M GENOA.
?. Oskarr ....,.. June 8 tMoitke-....... %. July ~
tMotke. ..,..., juno ~ y. Adalbert ........ Aug. 7
!. Adalbert.. ;. June ~ p. Oskar. ...,. .... Aug. Is
7: Oskar,.., July u sMoltke ........... Sept. II
fCaMs Glbraftar: has Grll Room and Gymnasium.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED elevator conductor. recently
from san francisco, wants position. N. D., 2lo
Lexington az, Brooklyn.
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A $50 INVESTMENT
P,wNBROKERs' SALES.


/ e. rlRtSkt Auci. 10 Bowery, sells 10 4. NJ.
diamonds watches, Irwelry, goods every dcscrip
non pledged prior April Is. 1895. Nos. i7t5t to soOb0
and from NoS ! 10 i22S. and all Older dates held
over
May r-OIdcr " Hammerschlag a Co. ia
pafk row all diamonds. watches, jewelTy, goods
tvtry DESCRIPTION pledged prior May ~. los, to
so 1890 and all older dates held over.
May "a order u. FTeund a Co, 0 Avenue -:
clothing. &c. pledged prior May ~. 1875.
May y order r. Freund a Co.. . Avenue II.
all diamonds. watches. jrwelry. goods every de
srrption pledged prior May 10, 1895, and all older
dates held over.
May a-Order Consolidated Loan Co. II. levy
a Co. Propr. l03 PARK row. all diamonds. watches.
jsvelry. goods every description pledged prior May
n, 1905. to No. 1864 and all older dateSheld over.
June Order I. Harlem. COS Sth av., all dia
nonds, watches. Jewelry. goods every description
pledged prior May q, 1908. to No. SECS and all
older dates held over.
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all goods pledged prior May 10, 1905:
May A-Clothins. 4. Rothmans sos Hudson 81,
May ss -Jeweiry. Weln6ergeI Bros iss AZ; q.
ton 81.
May ea-tewelry. NJ. Criticized, Brooklyn.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., N. Sheehan, Auci.,
iS lA Canal ST., will sell at 10 4. NJ:
May 2t-By Film: Jewelry.
May 2t-By II. Frecl. % New Chambers 81. cloth
INF, pledged to May Is, 1905.
Nay 2S-By ". 4 l.. Harlan. 1851 Fast i25th
st.. diamonds, Jewelry, &c. pledged to May 10, 1905.
and all goods held over.
MAJ 25e-By Film. clothing.
Nav 2s-By Z. Berger, $50 9Th av.. 80 West Nd
a. diamonds. jewelry. DC, TO May 20, 1905.
May 2s-By H. Breckwedel. as Grand ST.: cloth
ing 10 May 20, 1905.
NAY a9-By H.. Lavery: clothing.
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HELL ~WANTED-MALE.
co>afrD METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY.

WANTED Boy: state age and salary requirsd;
experience, II any Address j. s., hD1 ?l1'
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HOTELS


A--ELEGANTLY Furnished Apartment, private
Sath; Zoo da,lS; !ncindlng meais two, ~ weekly;
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RELIABLE Conuor Pianos. easy terms, renting,
exchanging: CATALOGUES mailed free. 4 East t.d ST.
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PIANOS TO RENT. s. UPWARD.
WlSSNER, Is EAST Hath ST.
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A Bank Open at All Hours.

A New York bank is about to make
novel experiment and if it fails it
cer tainly will not be from want of suf-
ficient free advertising by the metro
Might and Day bank" and opened for
business Monday. 1t will be the cnly
bank in the world which never closes
during a business week, and naturally
attracts much interested attention.
Three shifts of clerks will be employed
one working from 9 a. NJ. TO L. W.
the next to O'Clock A. NJ. ana 'he
third on to9A. NJ. The bank has sood
financial hacking, Judging from It's ilSt
of directors, and its capital STOCK Vi
5000, 900 with a surplus OF s"oo'oV'' ~
,,readv selling at about double the par
,,,,o il ie said. The bank expects to
got ,nuch business from merchants VINO
desire to deposit the entire days
rocoints at once, and it counts upon
,oi,c a great convenience to travellers;
wh;l,. its safe deposit vaults. available
-, ali bours. are expected to find
notrnnage among wealthy society
women who can get their jewels Oh
going TO an entertainment and leave
,hcm there on returning home. How
came il. by the way. that banks keep
such hours as they do-opcn only half
a dozen hours in the middle of the day?
For the accommodation of merchants
and manufacturers who do business on
TO G y. NJ. worse hours, it would seem,
could hardly be devised. since they are
thus compelled to carry over to the
next day in their own care a very con-
siderable part of the days receipts.
But we may learn something from the
experience of the New York innovation
how far the average merchant feels
incommoded by the prevalent banking
hours. Neither business men nor
bankers however. expect that the OK
pcrjment will rcyOlutionZc the banking
business and drive all banks to keep
open "A hours daily. Even i'll our great
cities, the strenuous life hardly
demands that.
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LINES ON CHICAGO.
How Well They Fit the Fate Of San
Francisco.

Men said at v,srcrs' "All is wcll."
In ONE wild night tl.c city fell:
t"ll %hrncS ol prayer and martS of gain
Before the fiery hurricane.
ON thrccScorr spires had sunset >hniI",
Where "ha>tly sunrise Shnnc on none
Men claSpcd each others hands, and
said:
The CITY Of The West is dead"
Ir;lvr hearts who fought in slow retreat.
Thr iiciIiH Of lire from street to street.
Turned. prwcrlcss to the binding glarr.
The dtmb defiance of despair.
A sudden Impulse thriIl"G. each wire
That sicnal"d round tlrIt sea If fire:
su lit ,rdi "l cheer. warm heart throlS
In tears Of rity died the flame
From East, from West, from South and
North.
The messages al hope sho, forth
Aud underneath til" srvcrng wave.
The world. ful-Eandcd, reached to save.
t,ir Snon,cd the Old: but faircr still
m. new. the drcnrv void shall fill
With d"ar"r homes than those Ger
For love Shall l.y each cornerstone.
Rise. stricken city, from thee throw
I Ia" ash"n S'"kclpth If thy """:
And build ~ Ia AmphinnS strain.
TO songs Of cheer thy walls again.
How sIrivrl"d in thy lot distress
The primal sin of scliiShncSS'
How instant rose. to take thy part.
TIN, angel in the human heart,
An not in vain the flames that t"ss"d
Above. tiny dreadful holocaust;
Tie Christ again has preached through
thee
Tho gospel Of Humanity
Then lift once more thy towers ON high.
And fret with spires the western sky,
10 toll that Cod is Yet with us.
And love is still miraculous.
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STATE CONVEN.
TON.

A Republican State convention
will be held i'll City Hall, Port
land, Wednesday, June =,
1906. at 1880 O'Clock a. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating
Il candidate for Governor to be
supported ut the September
election, ana trauSacting any
other business that may prop
crly come before il.
The basis of representation
will be as follows: Each city,
town and plantation will be
entitled to one delegate; and
for each 10 votes cast for the
Republican candidate for Gov
crnor i'll 1904 an additional
delegate; and for a fraction of
40 votes in excess of - votes,
a further additional delegate.
Nacuncics in the delegation of
amy city, town or plantation
can only he filled Ivy residents
of The county in which the va
camcy exists.
The State committee will he
i'm session in the reception
room of the hall at $50 A. NJ.
of tn" day of the convention,
for the purpose of receiving
credentials Of delegates. In
order to be eligible to partici-
pate in the convention, dele
gates must be elected SubSe-
u1Icnt to date of the call for
this convention.
All electors of Maine. what
ever their political affiliations
may have been. y ho believe i'll
tllc general principles and pol
icy of the Republican party
and desire its success al the
polls i'm tn" coming election
in this State, are cordially in
vitcd to unite under this call
in clccting delegates to the
convention.
Per order. Republican State
committee,
Seth NJ. Carter. Chairman.
Byron Boyd. Secretary.
Lewiston. April 20. 1906.
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two birds with one stone never bag much
game.
When ANYTHING happens to married
man his wife always remembers that she
told him So
some men are born rich and some 9TH
ers manage t. win out by keeping ever
lastnCly in the game.
When Il woman wants to annoy her
husband she informs him that she is go
ing 10 clean house.
\ girl is apt to protest if Il Young man
attempts L" kiss her and Il young widow
is apt 10 protest if he doesn't.
Ii Il man would put only his own prop
crty in his w.ie's name it wouldn't be- 50
bad hut as Il rule the most Of it belongs
to other people.
chicago News,
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The Air Route to the Pole.

Walter Wcllmdn, the well known
correspondent, really means business
in his attempt to reach the North Pole
by means of Il balloon, and backed by
has sailed for Europe where he will
make the final plans for his ascent
from SpitzberScn. north of Norway, in
August. He will first make number
of tests with lis airship and doubtless
the public will he kcrt well informed
Of his plans and progress. 1t was just
nine years ago that Andrce made his
attempt to reach the pole by balloon.
Nothing was ever heard of him and his
| fate has ever since been an interesting
subject of conjectrre. For over third
| Of 4. century adventur. rs and scientists
| reaching the pole by an air route. The
scientists Sivcl and Sibcrmann, of the
University of Paris. pronounced such Il
scheme feasible i'm 1870 and 1874. Six
years before Andrec's start Gustave
Hermit;c. the French astronomer.
obtained subscriptions Of $ll2.O00 for an
expedition with balloon which should
carry five men. dogs. supplies, instru-
m"nts, etc, or about $1,000 pounds III
AL. Nothing came Of this proposal.
Andrce was backed by the King Of
Norway and Sweden in his venture.
The year before he started Professor
Iiazon, cold Probabilities, of til"
United States weather bureau,
promised to find the pole on a capital
of s2o0. 900. He proposed to use four
balloons with pr"pelIcrs worked like
bicycles. Steering airships." he said
lis Row easy"
While the WclIman expedition will be
tn, second Of its KIND 10 make All
actual start. details If its equipment
will give it the novelty of an original
departure. There will be the wireless
telegraph attachment. the latest APP
plirati"E of airshp motors. and motor
sleJgcs in place of dogs for journeying
on the ice in case of necessity. From
Sritzbergcn to the pole is about 600
miles in a straight lire. Mr.. Wcllman
hopes t. reach the desired point in from
two to seven days. Referring to his
emergency precautions, I'VE are
CARRYING return ticket with us" he
says, "and We hope to use it," ii" is
full of hope and confidence, but it cam
not ne said that the world has any
conference in his scheme Everybody
expects that it will be the last Of Inn
if he actually makes the start. OF
course everybody also has an idea that
if any American reaches the pole III
our times it will he Robert r.. Peary
who is now fighting his way to the
long sought goal
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The Progress at Panama.
BY the Governor.
BYRON BOYD.
Secretary Of State.

Chairman Shonts of the Panama
Canal commission is back from trip
to the isthmus and has ali encouraging
story to tell of The progress being
made on the big ditch which will sever
two continents and join two oceans.
Among other things Chairman Shonts
said:
AS to health conditions. they are
most satisfac tory. With twenty two
I" twcnty-thrce thousand employees on
the payroll and a constant working
force of about seventeen thousand.
there were fewer patients in the
hospital in March than for many
months past. DR.. W. &. GorGas. in
ch%rSr Of the sanitation. reports more
than $50 vacant beds for the month
There has been no authentic case Of
yellow fever since December, and Dr.
Gorgas now feels confident that no
epidemic can originate there. The
ma tier of quarantine is receiving
earnest attention. DR.. Gorgas says the
rate Of sickness is only twenty in a
thousand.
Mr. Shonts says that one of the first
things that was called to his attention
upon his arrival at Colon WAS the
COZ dition of the water supply. Be
cause of the fact that the dry season
had been prolonged all of the streams
were low. hut reservoirs supplying Il
portion Of the isthmus were well filled
and it is expected that their contents
will hold out until the return of the
of chief Engineer Stevens "A water
train WAS, equipped, three water
stations established and 250OOo gallous
Of water~are being brought into Colon
daily The water is supplied free of
charge. This is r,rutation If the story
that water is being sold in Panama at
cxorbi,ant prices.
As to the preliminary work on the
canal aud railroad, Mr.. Shonts says it
Is being carried on eucrgctically and
successfully. Docking facilities are
being made effective The construction
of houses for laborcrs has progressed
so rapidly that there are now ac-
Comnodatio for 5000 more laborerS
Than are at present on the canal zone.
Ii will doubtless be 4 surprise to some
of the critics Of the canal work to be
told on such official authority that
dirt is actually flying in the big
ditch. OF the actual work of excaya-
ton. MIR. Shonts says:
Chief Engineer Stevens. in the month
of March. 1906, without making any
special effort. but following ont the
general policy of the commission
moved 100000 cubic yards of material.
The reports up to the 18th of
April indicate still greater efficiency.
BY July or August, ii is believed
he will be able To install forty
new shovcis. and bc in position t.
move approximately 100000 cubic
yards month. The actual cost
figuring in contractors expenses fo,
the work done in March, is 53iI cents :
cubic yard.
r Law and order is maintained in :
high degree. even though the vas
army of employees is made IN i
recruits from all parts of the world
The policing of the canal zone is vel
organized and effective
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An appetizing combination of as
parasus and eggs is made in the fol-
lowing manner: open a can of as
parasus and drain. or cook two bunch
es OF fresh asparagus until tender.
Reserve about half of the most at
tractive looking stalks. Make d white
sauce by melting two level tablespoons
OF butter in small sauce pan. turn
until we'll mixed. then add one cup of
not milk. little at a time beating
until smooth and glossy; add one half
teaspoon of salt and a little white pep
per. Beat the yolks of four eggs, add
me sauce and two tablespoons OF any
KIND OF chopped cooked meat and Ole
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tablespoon of rolled cracker crumbs
Butter Il small round or straight
mould and fill with the mixture. Set
the mould into pan of hot water and
cook i'll Il moderate oven as for a GUS
tard. When it seems firm take out
and let it stand for five minutes. then
turn on to a plate, arrange the heated
asparagus stalks round it and garnish
the base with asparagus tips and
sprgs of parsley.
Another way is to line the buttered
mould with asparagu stalks. fill with
the egg mixture and bake then I'M
mould and garnish.
ALICE L. WHITAKER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-02
Pointed Paraoraphs,

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Stolen sweets are often hard t. digest.
Frequently til" baseball Scort is IS t. |
against TIA" umpire.
a lazy man always believes that a thing
Of duty is Il bore forever.
ION tnInk. h"rauS' msn "tf"ra an
apology. that ne really means it,
a whipping doesn't hurt a man 50 mtr.h
as the thoughts Of being whipped
Missed drinks have about the same Of
l'ct on = man as too MANY love affairs
Men who are always attempting to kali
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-02

The biggest May festival which is
lndulsed i'll i'll this country is that at
cincinnati this week in which 400
people take part and to which 21O0O
people bought tickets in advance.
There are seven performances and in
CINCINNATI 1t is the event of the year.
Even in England. the land of Nav
lestiVais from time immemoriaI. they
can hardly Guido this