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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
PALACE NOW a CONVENT.
wealthy Woman Renounee. Society
and VIII Live with Nina.

wealthy Woman Henounce. sociefy
and VIII Live with Nuns.
Having decided her life was q dlsap-
pointment- Mrs. Alice ODay, a wealthy
Missouri woman. has turned her ele-
CANT country mansion near Springfield
Into a convent and proposes to spend
the remainder Of her life as a guest Of
the twenty-four black -robed nuns, who
now own the $4,000 estate. Mrs.
O'Day. who has been twice married.
says that no man shall ever enter her
life again. She says she expects to
find peace Of mind in the solemn round
Of religious duties in which she will
take part to some extent. Having been
once divorced. she cannot be a nun.
but Is allowed to reside with them as
the foundress Of colony.
Her gift IS indeed a prfnceIy one.
The magnificent residence. which not
many months ago echoed with the
saiety OF balls and euchres. Is in the
midst Of 2o-acre park. It was called
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
rHE HONOR OF THE UNIFORM.

several occasions soldiers and sailors Of
N l the United States have been excluded from
i public places for other apparent reason
than that they In uniform In severa
EH4lH6H the War Department or the Navy De
U48l431X partment has to the support Of the
offended soldier sailor.
In one Instance officer could not get accom-
modations hotel The Secretary OF the Navy took
the matter up, and the hotelkeeper censured A
is that OF sailor to whom refused
admitance place OF amusement solely account
Of being the uniform OF the United States navy" He
brought suit against the proprietor. Rear-Admirai
suit and the President approved
II In published letter. The President said that he
wished It plain that the uniform OF the United
States respected and that the wearing Of Is
presumption In favor of the character Of the
The President also suggested the other side OF the
when be said IF msbehaves. then, matter
what uniform wears he should be dealt with accord
ingy" There duty upon citizen respect the
uniform. and there Is also duty every In the
service to maintain the dignity of the service 1t may
happen that In feQuened by sailors soldiers the
OF In uniform disgraces his suit OF honor
The next who appears wearing the sign OF
honor suffers for the sin OF bis fellow.
The President Is surely right In saying that
listed fine class. and that the Of the
uniform is entitled respect long be behaves
himself decenty-" There Is double responsibility
every In the service to behave becomes man.
his sake and for the sake OF the sign bears-
Youths Companion
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

protest against the of given now
adays to people whose main interest life Ia their own
health In the Of his remarks DR. scboned hil~
strongly insisting that national IL not AZ healthy
as 1t ought to be. argued to the effect unless We msn
erpret BIN. that perpetual worrying about individual
health Il unhealthy most of the morbid agencies
that surround We incline think that our health
ought to be treated the principle our clothes
which should Git IL submitted) not think about very
much once have got them good and put on with
due amount OF After as Mephistopbees point
ed out to famous member of Dr. Schoneds profession
there Is only OF keeping In perfect physical con-
ditton all ones e and that work at bodily tasks
In the air day, and think at all Az 10
that say what Chaucer said to St Augustpes Soma
what similar advice Let Austin have his swink to him
reserved" Most Of prefer keep on with the great
voyage Of discovery that call civization-London
Daily News
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

2D-rnited States establishes prosis-
ional government In Cuba.
October.
f4-ChicaEo White Sor win hsssbaif
championship Of the world.
f5-Evanxsli-s sam Jones dies on
train 10 Arkansas
French Submarine Lutfn lost In hsrbor
OF Bi~rta. Tunis.
II Western Cuba and southern Flor
ida swept By hurricans.
H-Blixrard and severe rainssorn hlf
Western States.
28-colorado river turned from ssiton
sea into its former channel.
2s-Train plunEes from trestle into 50
At Atlantic City. y. j.. destroying 10
lives. Two persons killed .nd 8 build
mrs wrecked BY natural rss explosion
In Ccfsyvilie. Kan.
sl--Judss Joseph y. Gary Of Chlcsra.
who presided over anarchists trial. aI~s.
November.
death Of Congressman lockwood
Hoar Of Massachusetts,.
Cashier Herring Of failed Milwsute.
Avenue bank In Chicago sentenced TO
States prison. Bank robbery az Lsdd.
Illinois.
s--President Roosevelt starts for Pan
ans.
I'D persons killed In n. a O. coI-
lision at Woodville. Ind. Death AZ
Gen. W. X. shafter.
1s-Bomb exploded In 81. pst.rs
church In Rome.
Ecclesiastical court sustsins hsv-
~ decision against Rev. A. Crsp.sy ef
Rochester. N. Y.
z1-23 lives lost In storm on rr..t
axes
22-Collision Of liners Kaiser wuhss-
er Crosse and Orinoco In EnrIlsh chan
el causes IL deaths.
zs-brplosion In Amen. Germans
Ills 300 persons and lays town In yvyr.
D-President Samuel Spencer %
outhern railway and three guests tilled
wreck on HIS own road.
December.
3-Congress meets.
Sixty lives lost In food in cl,fon
rix. S'''""s
t.-burning Of Chi Psi chapter house.
cornell university. Ithsca. N.
l4-Edward Muller elected prcs,acn,
swiss confederation. /. Fuel famine
North Dakota.
lf--sevcral changes IN prcs,don.
,osevelts cabinet effected.
lv--Death Of Bishop @. @. McCabe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

not afraid OF notorsety"
The conception of the church By these trustees In
the conception OF too churchmenthat of material
prosperity influence and power In the community In
the carrying out Of this idea churches
the contest for expensive plants artistic music and SEN
sationa preaching They require pastor who has bust
ness capacity. social leadership, who capable OF max
Ing impression
IN al TINS miserable program there Is not idea
iota or real Christianity II the church Is anything mora
tnan an ethic society It divine institution which IL
SCI Tor the cultivation Of spiritual s All else y Incl
dental to the main purposthe engaging and saving Of
the souls OF men
1t Is well enough to have expensive churches tn.x
reach the people and minister their sprits And music
II Il does not Degenerate Into entertainment And
good preachngf 1t Is gospel But the church thar 1,
looking for combined orator. social leader csnvass,nx
agent and fnancer its pastor-resardler OF m.
depth and sweetness Of his sprituat-ought to 20 ont
OF the church business and into the show business
Indianapolis Sun
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

already that more than 10000 persons
have persisted this year by earthquake.
hurricane. and other manifestations OF
natures fury.
Accident has also taken its toll Of
human lives In the horrible railway
wrecks at Salisbury. England. Atlantic
City, y. j., and Woodvllle, Ind. and
in the sinking OF the Italian emIgrant
ship Sirio OF the Spanish coast. and
Of the Valencia OF Vancouver Island.
as well as in the mine disaster at Cour-
rieres. France
Death In more peaceful guise has
been busy among the weII-known ones
Of earth. laying In the grave President
W. r. Harper OF Chicago University.
the aged King Christian Of Denmark.
Miss Susan b. Anthony. Johann Most.
Carl Schurz. Henrik Ibsen, Russell |
Sage. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, Gen. w. r. |
Shafter. Rev. Sam Jones. Judge Gary, |
and many others
Denmark. Norway and France have
installed new rulers during the year
political Affairs in Russia have been in
q turmoil and outbreaks OF violence and
assassination have been frequent; the
United States has been compelled to In
tervene to save Cuba from revolution
and possible anarchy; the young King
Of Spain has taken a wife, and Okla
homa has been admitted to the Union
Of States.
Other prominent happenings Of 1905
have been the prevalence Of dishonest
bank failures, President Rooseyelt's
1isit to Panama, the restoration OF
Captain Dreyfus, the finishing Of the
.reat Croton dam above New York
lily, the Longworth- Roosevelt wedding.
he resumption Of navigation on the !
Missouri River, etc.
The principal events Of 1906 are 0
rief1y summarized below:
January.
4-Explosion In mine at CoaIdaie. w.
a.. kills Fl miners. a
5-Landslide In Hapersfraw, N. Y.
Ills IS persons. .,
10-Ten lives lost In fire In West hotel Il
Death Of President w.
!. Harper Of University Of Chicago. &
11--New Croton dam In New York d.
nished
12-Fsmine In northern Japan.
1s--Deafh OF Marshall Field. &C
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

corning the Indu.
ence that the man
exerted upon bis
own generation and
succeeding o n e 8.
II ! 8 personality
was peculiar. He
was embIttered and
cynical. yet there
was an Intensity, a
magnetism a bout
him that would
win for him a
hearing where men
~ mara aor...,I.I<.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

Nel'-The last time saw Miss
Kutely she had Job as collector, run
nuing down old accounts for a wealthy
manufacturer.
Belle-she's got better Job now
running up new accounts at all the
stores. She married her employer
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

4-Two negroes burned 10 death b,
mob In Springfield. Mo. -. Two officer
and FIVE men killed BY explosion on bat
tieship kearssrgs. {. Earthquake 10 For
mosa.
15-Four trampled 70 death and man,
injured In panic In 81. Ludmills's church
/ Chicago.
| fs-Earthquake and fires devauats
business district Of San Francisco.
1g-Prof. Pierre Currie. discoversr OF
rsdium. killed In Paris.
22-Dust explosion IN mine 30 miles
west Of Trinidad. Colo. kills - men.
2S-Tornsdo sweeps across Texas.
3o-Tornado strikes parts Of Furnss
county. Nebraskx.
Mob violence and Wild disorder IN
Paris. Iron workers strike IN Chicaro
-. Many minor strikes start In the East.
c-PeDnsylvanis anthracite miners vote
to not strike.
f4-Desfh Of Carl schurz.
1s-Rsiirosd rate regulation bill passes
Senate. Forest fires destroy towns In
northern Michigan and Wisconsin.
23-Desth Of Henrik Ibsen.
25-Seven political ssssssinstions In
Russia.
3f-AicbseI Dsvitt. famous Irish lead.
er. dies. King Alfonso Of Spain v~d-
Princess Ens Of Bsttenburr. Bomb
thrown at Spanish king and bride lii.
20 persons and Injuries 100.
Jsne.
death Of Senator Arthur p. gor.
man Of Maryland. Senator Burton Of /
Kansas resigns. Death Of John G. |
New.
4-7--Tornado>s In Terss. Kansas Min |
nssots and Wisconsin.
14-Erplosion on British boat AZ Idv-
'rpool kills o persons and Injuries 40.
Massacre Of Jews at Bialystol. RpssJ.
I'D Bill admitting Oklahoma az Stat
,sssed By Congress.
1S-Death Of Gov. John NJ. Pstti.on
Il Ohio. Lieut.. Gov. Andrew l.. Harris
worn In as successor. Republicans
Celebrate 10th anniversary Of foundation
party.
2o-Deatb Of Chss. e. Tripler Of liquid
ir fame.
22-Prince Charles Of Denmark crown.
. King Of Norway as King Haakon.
'ichard q. Ivens hanged In Chicago A
2J-Harry Thaw Of Pittsburg shoot.
tanford White In Madison sauare d.. q
IN. New York. |,
r. Earthquake In South Wales.
2D-Mrs. James Tanner killed IN ante n
'cident In Helena. Mont.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

"ElHndale." suggesting the haunt OF
mischieyous sprites. Now It is ~st. de
Chantel Monastery Of the Visitation. -
The nuns conduct "a school for girls.
and the building Is to be used excIu-
sively for this after Mrs. O'Day builds
them a new convent, which she has
promised to do.
Mrs. O'Day was Mrs. Alice williams.
Of St Louis, when she married =
wealthy railroad magnate. Sir year,
ago she had a violent quarrel with
him, following which she secured A di.
yorce and heavy alimony settlement
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
l7-clsmsut Armand FallIsrs. elected

f7-Clcment Armand Fallieres elected
President OF France.
2i-Eighteen lives lost In IRE panic In
Philadelphia church. brazilian tnrrel
ship Aquidaban sunk by explosion and
PIP men perish.
23-Steamer Valencia goes ashore on
Vancouver Island coast; l4S lives lost.
25-Death OF Gen. Joseph Wheeler, U.
s. A.. House passes joint statehood
bill.
29-Death Of King Christian OF Den
mark.
30-Frederick VIII. proclaimed King
Of Denmark. . 4. Death Of Paul Dresser
Indiana song writer.
February.
colombian coast towns destroyed
by tidal wave following earthquake.
s-Hurricane sweeps Society and Taa-
motu Islands. destroying thousands OF
lives. Mine explosion near Oakhill. w.
Va. kills 2s men.
death Of Paul Lawrence Dunbar.
negro poet.
16-Pat Grove acquitted OF Cudahy
kidnapping by Omaha jury.
17-Longwrth-R Roosevelt wedding In
Washington.
1S-Peavey elevator burns In Duluth.
with loss OF 100000. NJ. Fsillieres
takes oath as President Of France.
19-Explosion 10 mine at Maitland,
Colo. causes 10 deaths.
23-Johann Hoch. bigamist and wife
murderer. hanged In Chicago.
23-Death Of ex-Speaker David II.
Henderson.
2T-Marriage Of Prince Eitel Frederick
OF Prussia and Duchess Sophie Charlotte
Of oldenburg. In Berlin.
2-Tornado and Ore destroy large part
OF Meridian. Miss
death Of Gen J. NJ. schoheld-
1-Rouvier ministry falls Ia Francs.
s-Fifteen Americans and 900 Aoros
killed In fierce battle on Island OF Jelo.
io-l.oto die in mine disaster In coar-
rieres. France.
1856 killed In railway collision near
Florence. Colo
l7-Death Of Johann Most. anarchist.
2i-Death Of Mrs A. d. T. wAknsy.
April.
John Alexander Dowie depe~ed al
Zion City. ILL.,. a. head Of CHRISTIAN
,atholic church and succeeded BY Wilbur
J. voliva. Henry G. Ide inaururatsd
Governor General Of Philippines.
2-Great coal strike begins.
s-vesuvius in eruption destroys towns
Z its base.
ii-Death Of James A. Bailey. great
bowman.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

After making a tour Of the town a
local Deggar arrayed himself in ti,s
garments that had been given him.
His toilet made, be looked ut his re-
Election In the pool in the wood and
shook bis head.
Here I am" he said to his campan.
Ion, who was donning his CASTOR
clothes, wearing the boots Of bank
president, the trousers of shop-keep-
err, the shirt and coat and vest OF q
doctor, and minister's hat. Yet 10
spite Of It all look Ike trampw
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
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adjustment before jury the wandering would
no doubt be exonerated and sympathxsd with.
ter what their own faults might prove be- The
essential to happy and successful marriage wife
knows how TO cook and to keep house without Il there
can be no home.-Chcago Journal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

In many OF course the husband only is at fault
Hasty marriages. weak Characters aziness and brutal
ity all to blame and when they proved to be
responsible the wife deserter should be pen
Tertiary for lesson to other II there any
to set him to work to support his family would
be still better
But fen hundred who last year appealed to
the Bureau Of Charities for assistance they
been deserted by their husbands they could
not cook keep house In their there something
to be said the side Of the husbands however weak
and vicious they may be-
How can woman expect to keep a hsuband's lore
and devotion she unable to keep her husbands house
or provide him bis food and drink? These four hun
dred may have been attractive to the men
they married pretty girl In his harem to Turk
but long the delights OF Iovemaking
empty stomach Sooner later his interest win
his hunger.
II these four hundred marriages should come up for
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
DON'T WORRY

VERY man. It has been said. Is either fool
or physician at 40 Some people manage
to be both Among these Or. A T. schoneld.
who iectured on the preservation Of health
at Gresham College. il certainly not to be
counted DR.. schoneId lifted up his voice
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

la American tourists lost their
lives In train wreck near Salisbury, Eng
land.
Son born to Crown Prince r--Sr-
lsk wilhelm Of Germany.
5-Capt. Dreyfus restored to full Tor
mer standing In French army.
| is-Death Of Lady curzon OF X les
toa. formerly Mary Letter OF Chicago
20-Reign OF anarchy Ia central prov
lnees Of Russia.
Clear dissolyes the donma and trou-
Bile breaks out.
22-Death Of Russell Sage. snaneier.
3O-Death OF John l.. Toole. English
comedian. Russian troops mutiny aud
capture fortress at SveaDors.
August.
1-3-Mutinies Of Cars troops at prom
insnt fortresses put down
4-GEeal strike ordered By Russian rev
olutionists begins. . Death OF Rear Ad-
miral Train. 800 drowned By loss OF
steamer sirio on Spanish coast
13-Death Of Mrs. Pearl Craigis. Eng
lish suthoFess.
i6-yiolent earthquake at Valparaiso.
Chile.
i7-DeatA Of Rsbseea 5. CLARK (sophia
May.
1s-Death Of Lewis Morrison.
2O-Caban r~volution breaks out.
2s-Reai Estate Trust compauy's
bank fails In Philadslphia.
3o-Enthnsisstic greeting 10 WA j.
Bryan Ia New York.
Sl-Edward Ros@watsr % Omaha Rec
dies suddenly Of heart failure.
September.
3-Paul o. stensland. abseondinE Chi
eago banker. captured in rangier. Mo-
rocco. Naval review on Long Island
SQUAD
s-Grsat massacre Of Jews 10 sisdies-
Poland.
e-Mountain slide burses rs people
near Tinis. In csueasla.
l3-United States sailors landed in
Havana. bat recalled aimoss imnediats-
~.
i4-Pr~-ident senas ulsImasum 10
cuba.
ls-Tsrriae typhoon sweeps Hoarkonx-
2l-Jeliioo. Tenn. wreeked b. dyna-
mite explosion.
22-fi~ree race var IN Atlanta. Ca
2f-Steamboat rafie on Missouri river
'esumed after tea years
2B-Bank wreeker strnsiana s~atrne-
q 70 Joliet.
T-liurrieane sweep. States sloar
iulf Of MEXICO
2s-cuban government roes TO pleess
nd united States lntsrr-nesl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

Il have been abused SO much By
Reform papers," said millionaire to-
day, that am tempted to slap my
owl face
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
w1rE pEsERrERs AND rHE1R coon ExcusE.

IFE desertion Is a serious ofrense and IT Is
Increasing in Chicago at a tremendous rate.
There are thousands Of deserted wives In
this city to-day who are barely able to keep
themselves and their children from starving.
and their number Is being added to every
week
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
CHURCH OR cIRcusr

HE trustees OF large church IN Chicago
have requested the resignation OF the pastor
because be Is too old to be OF further use.
he 10 sixty years old Furthermore. they
say; What We need Is hustling business
man who can raise money and a man who
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
A LITTLE LESSON
IN ADVERSELY.

There may be differences OF opinion
concerning the philosophy preached by
yoltalre, but there can exist none con-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17

A savage dog is the wayside cross of
the hungry hobo.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-17
A YEAR OF DISASTER.
RECORD OF 1905 Is A DARK AND
BLOODY ONE.

Nature Causes Terrible and Wide
spread Destruction of Life and
Property - Grim Reaper work.
More Peacefully.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-23
OBITUARY NOTES,

Two weeks ago he. entered Grace hospital and was treated for kidney trouble, from the effects Of which he died. He was 70 years of age.
 Peter Busch came to New Haven from Danbury before the civil war. In Danhury he had followed his vocation of watehmaker and then came to New Haven, entering the employ of Ben Jan1h & Ford in Chapel street, and continuing his connection with the es- taIblishment upon the death of the sen- for partner.
 He was with Benjamin 6 Ford and the Ford company for over 20 years and then established business of his own in Chapel street. He continued this for perhaps 15 years, when he re- tired. He was civil war veteran.
 While he did not make all of his money in the watch making trade and in the watch making business he made much of it that way and shrewdly in- vested it. He wass always ready to loan his friends money and at one time held as many as twenty mortgages at and 6 per cent, the bulk of which he collected before he died. He was a worshlpper at st. Boniface church and was member of German Aid society.
 William F. Thiele.
 The death of William E. Thiele oc-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-23
CUMMING LEFT BARE.

Attorney Alexander Cumming, who filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States court at Hartford. is left with a cash balance of $11.O4 to his credit in the Yale National bank. Over and above this the total amounts of his debts is $4,46O.81, and the assets amount to $2,211.O4. Of this s2,OOO in life insurance policies has been pledged as security for loans.
 It appears from the schedule that Mir. Cumming was hit hard by the failure of the Intercollegiate Mercan- tile company which was in business in this city and elsewhere and which failed a year ago. Mir. Cumming was in the company and went endorser on notes for this concern. He would make no statement concerning his failure. He puts in his list of assets, clothing worth $50 and college text books worth $50 These are exempt from the credi- tors under the bankruptcy law.
 The list of creditors are as follows: Union League club, rent, $29S.2S; Jen- kins & Thompson, clothing, $15; Tut tie, Morehouse 6 Taylor, printing, $5S97; Joseph H. Mcdonald, team hire, $S7.50; Dr. P. Duncan Littlejohn, medl- cal services, s6; E. J. Austin, Cam bridge, Mass, four notes unsecured, $S35; E, L. Washburn & Co.,, merchant disc, $6; the Stoddard Brown Co.,, mer- chandise, $6.96; the Peoples Bank and Trust Co.,, two notes upon which peti- tloner was endorser made by the Inter collegiate Mercantile association, $27S, James E. Johnson of the First Nation al bank of Canton, N Y, (salne ac- county, $445; Frank Kenna (same &C., count), $1SO; c. U. Clark, 47S Edge wood avenue (sane accoun), $3O0 A. P. Simpson, Newton, Mass, $500; E. J. Simpson, Newton, Mass, $500; s. A. Whiting, Newton, Mass, $1,OOO. The three last named creditors are the only ones who are secured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-23
s ;9TCR AYE Ta CELEBRATE CLAN McLE0D'S ANNUAL Concert and Dance to be Given at Warner Hall on Tues
 day Evening.

Next Tuesday night Clan Mcleod, O. 5. C., will celebrate Halloween with song and dance. It will also be the clans twentieth annual and a splendid musical program has been arranged for the occasion. The artists who will take part are well known for their musical ability. They include Mrs. Robbins, soprano; Mrs. Amma Munz, contraito; Wallace S. Moyle, tenor; F. $. Weld, baritone; Raymond W. Case, reader; Pipe Major William Cameron of the New York Pipe band, and Misses Cameron and soT1ey of New York, Highland dancers. Harry J. Read, organbst and choirmaster of Trinity church, will act as accompan- ist. The clans twentieth annual dance will follow the concert. F'ichtls or chestra will supply the music. Visit ing delegations will be present from other clans in the state
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-23
CITY NOTICES.
TAXPAYERS

Are hereby notified that the Board of Assessors of the City of New Haven, will be in session at Room No. B. City Hall, every week day from october 1, 1907, until November 1, 1907, inclusive, for the purpose of receiving lists of all persons owning property, real and per- sonal subject to taxation in this city. If any resident taxpayer neglects or refuses to hand in list made and sworn to as prescribed by law Sickness or absence from the city being no excuse), the assessors must take out list. and add thereto ten per centum, as required by law.
 Power of attorney cannot be made use of in making oath to list, nor can the husband make oath to list of prop erty of the wife, in which he has no interest, nor contrariwise, the wife for the husband
 Each parcel of real estate must be separately described,
 Office hours from 9 a. m. until 1 D. m, except on Saturdays, when the hall will be closed at 1 m.
 Signed:
 EDWARD F. MERRILL,
 OSCAR F. IVES.
 JOHN J. HOGAN.
 TIMOTHY F CALLAHAN,
 FREDERICK L. LEHR. o1-until-n1 Board of Assessors,