The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1904, Page 2

’ Was Assaulted by 200 Freight-Hand- ‘sailants at Essex Market. John Lane; a striking freight handler, of No. 60% Water street, was shot dn the prison pen of the Dssex aMrket Court late this afternoon by Law- Daly, a ‘non-union man of No. 73 Montgomery street, for assaulting Lane and James O'Donnell, of No. 605 Water street, had just been |. The shooting followed a riot at the corner of Water and Mont- streets, in which some two hundred strikers took part and in which was badly beaten. “Daly Jett the New Haven plier this afternoon to go home. He was {Il after he had gone several blocks he noticed that the strikers were fol- ing him. When he reached the corner of Montgomery and Water streets | dozen men broke away from the rest of the strikers and attacked him. He'was knocked down and cut about the head and body Siiteinan Sexton, of the Madison street station, came up in time to catch 9 of the man’s assailants. They were Lane and O'Donnell. but Sexton ai ed Daly, too, and made a charge of fighting in the streets against him, 4 man was fitter for a hospital than a cell, but he was taken to the sta- «(Bon-house with the others and then to Bssex Market Court. There he was in the prison pen with several other men. Once in the pen, Lane and ‘O'Donne!! got into another fight with Daly, calling him a scab and other ob- * jectionable names. DALY SHOOTS AT LANE. ook Suddenly Daly pulled out a gun and fired a shot at Lane. The bullet ick the man in the shoulder, inflicting a flesh wound. The court police- nen got in the pen and soparated the men. Policeman Sexton says that he Searched the men in the station-house and that none of them had a weapon. gybaly said atterward that he found the pistol In the toilet room of tho pen. When Lane and Daly were arraigned before Magistrate Whitman, Lane e'feciined to make a charge. He said he was satisfied that Dalv’s pistol ex- -yPloded accidentally. The Magistrate said he would let the matter drop it [ithe men were willing, and they were. The charge of street fighting will ysmot be heard untii later, as the men were in no condition to make answer. Trying to End Strike. offers of the Civic Federation, 's now ‘the Civic Federation took hold of | Willing to avail himself of its help. He |{* willing to have the entire difference the strike this afternoon, and after | hergeon hie mon ane = R_ conference at the Federation's! mitted to arbitration, and, wee. ture ebeadquarters = on Fourth — avenues! thermore that he will consent to havi din which Lawrence Curran, President) ine cirikers gO back to work b ‘of the International Union: Secretary | poy elite, % ph AL, Basley, of the Civic Federas COMPANY’s terms, not even inalating on “tion, and @ecretary Marke, of the Fi ire ony arge of Foreman Metta anf i a ending questions are submitted eration’s Conciliation Committee, took “Dart, it was announced that an appeal | “would be made direct to preuagn Mel- in to arbitration afterward When Curran got back to his head- Jen. of the New York, New Haven « |Warters at the Clarendon Hotel two ‘Hartford Raitroad, for a talk on u set- | telegrama awaited him One from “( Memont of the trouble. |Providence announced that the 180 ‘A committee, which probably will con~| freight: handlers there hed gone on * sist of Mr. Easley, Mr. Marks, Charles | strike, and asked that Curran come Ssh; Moore, a member of the Concliia-|on at once. Curran wired Wack that Hign Committee, and Emerson MeMii-|he was too busy here, and then sort flan, Chairman of the committee, will/ word to the district organizer in New lers Later Wounds One of His As-| THE WORLD: WED DAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1904, <- (LUNA PARK COUPON NO. 3/q@o]] From THE EVENING WORLD of Wednesday, May 25, 1904. This coupon when accompanied by Coupons 1,2, 4, 5 and 6 of the Third Micitrettcre xX COUPONS IN ALL—Vill be ae at the main office of The World, Pulitzer Building, Park Row; the Uptown World Office, 1381 Broadway; The World Harlem Office, 211 West 125th street; the BrooRlyn World Office, 292 Washington street and 317 Fulton street, and at the main entrance of Luna Park, for one EVENING WORLD ticket of admission to Luna Park, good for any week day or evening during the week beginning Tuesday, May 31, and Ending Saturday, June 4. 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Mor every xet of mix a ticket will be given, ‘This week's coupons are marked "3d Week’ to distingulsh them from the first two weeks’ rerles, and only the coupons of the “3d Week" will be accepted for NOT GOOD on Sunday, May 29, or Decoration Day, or unless Coupons 4, 2, 4, 5 and 6 are presented at same time, No, Washington coupons can be exchanged at &* 0! |The Evening World, Altogether 1,000,000 tlokets have been secured and will hav been distributed when all the coupons for the third week are in. _ Sopommunteate with President Mellen | Haven to no to Pravin, site-day, and Mr. Curran said that he} telegram side jedi sean hoMiorourhly believed that oMeial Would! Hoard of the tal ‘ orlisten to reason, in spite of the fact Sry en abtzabors and asked Curran if he would sanotion a Seneral strike of freight handlers all jak with representatives of the atrikers |OV@" the country. Curran wired back ‘alae jte Chairman Tf, J, Flannery, in Chi- cea eee jeago, Unt he would not, as such a atrike wo salen Mr, Curran, who at first spurned the |time” “U4 not be advisable at thin ‘DELHI WINNER OF _ qyliat Stivt. Wood and Capt. Miller have ty innounced that they are through talk- = BELMONT STAKES 21 ; The World Harlem Office, No. 211 West One Hundred and ‘This is the third batch of 100,000 Tuna Park tickets secured for ite readers by It Js an unprec- TER ACUITTED "IN POSTAL CSE Barrett. His Nephew. Indicted with Him on Conspiracy Charges, Also Declared Not Guilty by Jury in Short Order. t, Main Bnttance to Luna Park any week day or evening next week when you £0 [in the” May —The Jury tt postal conspiracy WABI aN yner-Bar! case returned a verdict late this after- noon declaring the defendants not ve |ullty. The argument for the prosecu- tion Was finished shortly after $ o'clock, f ‘i and ‘the jury y gcloas tickets for the week beginning May 31. . bears stroke of enterprise for a hada be aap and sooner or later will no doubt, {2.u0. ‘The Sicore took bate Awoneribes ‘The six coupons can be exchanged for Luna Park tickets next Saturday oF | like other novel and original Evening World achievements, have some sort of | Minutes to reach nm verdict. any day next week at The World Office, Park Row; The World Uptown ome imitators, Ganeh ray ld conrad, the special] The above picture ts a copy of a rade : Ado G SE Z — = saps So i ae HO me, Government, summed | graph (X-Ray photograph) talan by DA 4 morning wan Giken up by A. 8. Worth, | Anderson with his marvellous X-Light ap~ | Ington tor the. detendants paratus, It shows a cavity and the serious eS rie ately case about closes| condition of this person's right lung; and Gen. Tyner, whone phesicn| condition] Sad, he been examined by Dr. Anderron'e excited general sympathy during the|X-Light when he first felt the symptoms of OSs E O N trial Pas overjoyed 10 hear of tis ac- | falling health, his condition could have been | 7 lainly seem then. and he could have been | cured In str weekn’ time, instead of nix d F months—the time {t took to cure Him of the | (Continued from First Page.) ——- ‘ HEARS condition in the above picture, | . je associates Iron Man'a vendi Launiey Wak oped sl RR |Draws a Pistol While in th clallats of tore than ordinary nbilty, whe awinging oi lle tron Man's iv auiniey sstitg GARDEN CITY, May 2%.—About sev- | Ne in the bave been treating Cousumption, Bronchi- fe Dahlen. to Gann Dillon sent + Sixth Inning. er men competed this morning in Office of Another Lawyer in Us, Asthma and Cafarrh at their institution grounder (oi Gilbert and perished at) Giivert struck guts Warner banged cers ta ch we Bitlis six-hole Tie and have made a lifetime study of all lung tS . out a fly to Sheekard, MeGinnity’s fy round of the sixth annua! cham- i jidi aie - Fourth Inning. | dropped” sacely ‘between Lumley 1) omship tousunent et tie aowepn| the Equitable Building and alesadanss sey neste very best sed tins strolled | ot wile vaee| Geen irvine. tor Meal second,” fun Golf Association. The sixty-four! Fires Into His Head ‘ and thousands of patients who bave, beeu albert ’ Players having the lowest sores ui the : Unit Rule Adopted and Chicago | siveo up ss incurable are to-day ilving Safed Ii made & reat one-hand stop | close of the day will quaalfy for tt a proofs of their success, un out. On Babb's wid faders high ‘bounder, and thre Nomen tt , id. method of injecting tuberculine i n of Warner's bounder, Dabi eT eit tration {match play to follow—the first thi Davie yavy and Kansas City Platforms | ince tue skin wae found unsatistactory ored | Another bad RTE A ead ANE singied aloug the thir two for the championwhip and the |. 70° vy. & Weolthy bachelor, thir . cause it bad to undergo a chemical ‘change Gionityye bunt advanced, Warnet| Taub wet out, slcalnalty Sint and fourih aixieens for MPC! ott oaaway shut Nineteen hg|: Put Aside—Delegates Were |i2,t8 Sr vtstned ‘the lungs: “Tubercaline ‘sent u line ty to abi wnd| NO RUNS aing? cups, ‘The bem of the carly sores |) ya 4 shot himself in the head kill the germs of consumption, and br, ‘doubled up’ at second. » bunte retutied ware’aa follows i av tn another lawyer's ottice on| Not Instructed. viaekson has, demonstrated a ‘practical ‘ nse Bo asewa/ laws /oB 4 Cocke, ie seventh floor of the Equitable E means of ending it directly into the alr rng Werich Dahlen and, McGann | the fence in deep centye, | 3 518s J. KL Denton, 102 » 120 Broadway, and was tat {ubes tue discane, where it killa the germe SE Meg cary Meant Que tu Bir CES, Sean ane Pd." root ato 1 Hudson Street Hospital CONVENTION HALL, COLUMBUS, | whieh ave forming there, mosphere with three serious swings. lin, erg 10 . ? lived with IMs parents No. | 0., May Previous (o the assembling | ,He accomplishes thls: by ae Gerplciaa MeCormick 1 the ball to right tor UC West One Hundred and ‘Phirty.| or aay : Vapor Inhalation. whereby culine a bug, but Wax casily nailed stealing | Gann. Reldy fi oe f and Mrty-]of the Democratic State Convention | js combined with medicated oils, ’and by second. NOR : Blehth Inning. ray suet He had been talcing to-day the conservatives had won in the | means. of, An Snopes anerator thase | are ey i MeCe out, Strang to Dillon. wugherty, of the Hotel iminary meetings. The Committee | thrown a ic a Bish anUniee Dahlen fed ont to. Guniley.. Gilbert Florence, and H. ©. Muson. of No, 18? Gredentisis Inst night had cou | breathed, (0 tata Mine aoruitiacg ere Devlin drove a high fy, to Gersier. | doubled to centre, | Warner out, Babb Nassau street. ‘They ihad left iim aad the Cox ind Dowling deleratey | pelling them with the mucus, and healing McGann {reached “thinl ‘on. Mertes’s “eueckard truck out. Lumley out, were Ieavin gthe office in the Eqiitable lf vote oacil, but betore d. ing soo hegiect caue@mrA—it is the forerun- ome Aid reRched: pind or Meriea sf ty to McGann. out, Building when, startled by the report | tit wotlon was reconsidered and yr of consumption and other lung troubles tied necond on Sheckard's carow in| McGann, unassleted. NO RUNS } of a plato}, they turned about and saw | Cok eggaten, were seated, thus giving [N&Lat Go mot, experiment "with stomach sCormisk filed) cut io. : 2 B s e208 contes' ats to the e . rigs to © an, . to ttre Gann seo ilies , | Ninthithning, Feud, Batserson, 8 Levy ataggening forward with bdlood | servatives. medicine’, Five temporary rellet and upset feushed third on the t | MisGinnit flied to. Babb. Jaunie U. Batterson, § Rpicdnw italia, Soundein Nu) sead Was notable demonstration! (Stomach. ‘Tho inheiatlon method is the reached . Mt nl ae 1D. Mokellay, Y lellan as the speaker eulogined |{h¢ Omens cune for lung dis be- Lahten fled out ty, ee ee ents Guaalere: NOs 1b; HW. Krinn, 109 5 Wi] He still clutched che revolver in his Maver At NeW CUI ne (he le ee et ee ee era ot paeeet conse “giving, thet {Tilton fied to, Mert st Tain Wise Hes | 28nd when the men reached him eoraweeh j | Gines direct to the seat of the Cane enta fy (0H. M Gilbert t 1. Babb 0 Farsi ; ine of the Equitable Building, |, ON & vote of 381 ta 227 the platform wae | “ergons calling receive every couFtesy and Ps if I rd JO RUN $ M bah * | ade Hl i the delegates pledged for ul X ht exa Rrous Sy Gilbert forced nity to McGani, NO RUN. ribeneh At | eo sutd that Levy | ents rate. cathe tad gonsultation, Ae mucheys te eae = ———— ] ,,.W. P. Plekett, 4; 1 mi, 101: | minutes, An arn et ie iitttee on Resolutions recused | wed Fri. ev'gs: 6 to 8.50 WEST 2D St, an hs, 101; W. iH. L. |bulonce brought Dr. Saunders, who [ty reaffirm the Chicago and Kansas City | NEW YORK. Names and addresses of hun. . Robbins, Si: cindlay 8. [hurried | the dying man to Hudson |wtatforme. and left. the declaration of| dreds of cured canes are upon file at’ the tles 8. MacDonald, 8; |Street Hospital riatlorme inciples to the St, Louis Con. | ames and are given as references upon spe Brokaw, 8; R. C. Watso: Mr. Levy's oMfee an Evening | Dational Hone nie ne for the ‘preserva: | ciication. fey pag Lb cate Orid reporter took the firet news of) tion of the Ohio candl system and the (Howard | the tragedy. A young woman in charge | indorsement of James Kilbourne for Grauvhie|of the offte said Mr. Levy had is | inde ; s |known trouble of the heart, the head | Presklent were also deteuted Blake, jr., Dan-|or the purse, and that he seemed in his | ole dB, ielmen-|umual spleits to-day. | O f Cc. U. Hart, H. 8. wevy dled at the hudson Sireet , Sy ey 5 Jaffray, jr. Louls ‘Livingstone, ir.,| Hospital just before 6 o'ctook. What Is a Bai ain? (Continued from First Page.) Hazell Morse, J. R. Suydam, T. T. Rush:| ‘Nhe scene of his self-shooting was ‘ rg aa a more: twinonn he had. been calling: Wilks i: | Come here to-day and you t Keeler's hot liner. Puitz made ayrick single i Tee ‘tice Nee heey . A Beige a anti fa lait’ © Wining | enagtifls’ rout James He Mckingay, James Le Kek| SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. || will find this question an- War passed. Anderson singied to lof |and {foldriek’ was forced at second, NO YALE POLO TEAM DISBANDS. | 2373.1 ion le Fruit Sateens...1b. 100|] swered in every department. And Pulte scored the frst tun Contey | RUNS Levy siepped | from Katnos'« room emp! B krounded to Padden and Anderson wis! Wallace and Jones took care of eee ee . ech saat r $22.50 f ‘at scoond. Willams and Con- Pattnam’ soared one. to He Death of Student Babeoo Game LIS thee Of) “Vian: Ness, which was Choeolate) Osversd) Ore All our $: LADIES’ exec i britlianc “outa ate lifted” one. to. Wallace with Princeton the e. cmpay, and shot pimselt without | and Lemon ices.......-.-1 158/] SUITS reduced to Tama acoriig, Ganael, worked Sud- ; 4 word NGGR GO EanAY hofr for a piss. Thoney minted and W HAV Conn.: May On | kn I. SPECI. 5 Sidhoft threw him out, ‘TWO RUNS. iene tains Ore nee ay threw |Account of the death of Henr: ——————_ [Maple French Creams.....1b. 10¢ Second Inning. out nt. Padden beat out a. ne stop goals ats CR A MAE the ix aiatpele : Pibeialales NAM ORE. | Choco @ Maple Walnuts..Ib, 15¢ Jones's fly dropped safely back of} by Willams, led.to Bult NO| team has disbanded for ¢ BALI ®, May %5.—The intense sed: oR atlas tatate Ben tae| "PI way mate. op, Wolken tome | te cite gM ttecnah ares | ton of etary costae ez 54 BARCLAY ST evn. mit with w protty, Fi : ams ) Wallace ‘ member of the Yale fresh :| thermometer marking Si degrees at 2 P. COR wes? Bway! vimed Wimselt with a protiy running | svilllame hit to Wallace, Fults ¥%| Ged as the remit of a blow on the| yr "Gre ian wae prostented by. the 29 CORTLANDT. ST den fied to Anderson and Jones He 1 vailece took Anderson's] head received during the Yale-Prinoe- |heat and sent to a hospital: where ‘COR. CHU Budhoh mude three pages on a urive . ton polo game in New York last| his case was pronounced not serious, } CHURCH to right and Hill came home. Burkett Eighth Inning. vale walked. So ald Heldrtek, Hemphill was paplainGeil saute MB thain ettivecy| [eee re teciulr Seed tb) baaden Powell ya Ae eR JOGa te DIED. hit to left for two bases. Keeler beat to Williams, | NB. § out a grounder to Jones, Fultz died on not Gensel Wallace LYNOTT May gi. after a brief stnese,| a high bound to Jones. Valince threw 5 y a Mra. MARG i" REIN) -YNI . ot! out Williams, NO RUNS. ‘ pares re NE 407 Jerome street, Brookiyn 121st St. @ 3d Ave. Th . a a | Funeral 9 A, M., May 26 ae, Wallace was allowed to amble. Jonest agate Kesite Willits. ihrew ou |BOYESTON—On May 25, 1904 THOMA: hh Sraunced Carel AIT Miedl EY 1, BOYLATON, beloved husband of Annie da TEER SACHS At id) Klelnow fouled to Jones nam Aid] Boylston, nee Fletsher, and beloved son _ both runners were safe, Wallace reach Padden threw out Keeler. NO] ot Martin and Jennie Boylston. ral from the residence of his pa- 407 East 1 st., on Friday, M., thence to Church of East fh at., where a {ug thitrd, | HN singled to Fight and Wal- luce scored, Hill went to second on Kewler'a futile throw to cateh 4 ait third, Padden dr single back of first and Jo Padden went to Fun rent May 27 Holy Rosary. ———— Collecting Material. (From the Chicago News.) us Ax anes welin down ihe hill Leonidas und Con- | bv Baleac, & te 0 jurer died away and Graziallo came Lys D1, through into socdnd place. He was | 1Tmo—250 1-2, tinted! hever able to got near Delhi. who won| Fieri} Fear Swaally by three lengths from Graziailo. | atic Maia, 4 mule by who was the same distance In frent of | nigoe wan weds Memories, for to pid Water. White Plume, 47to 1 | Favorite Fe! Jumpn. Confederate Grey made the early pace. wbut gave way at the end of a hait mile to Hark Forward and Kimshaw, wio raced together to the Liverpool, where Kimshaw fell. At the next jump Hark Forward fell. Philma Paxton then went fo the front and, etaving there. won ensily by eight lengths from Manilian. who Irty Jengtns in front = federate Gress Ronen third! “Time furlongs.-Won i Green Gown, i,Monaco Mald, 10 to J, third. Time—Lor't PRINCETON BEAT BROWN 14 105 AN Gold Hest in Laat. | palette made the running to the last teenth In the sixth, where All Gold 4 and in a drive ‘won by a length # half from Palette, who waa three- Matters of a length in front of Mc- fatijana Prince Prine ni t The Svening World) -. DELMAR FINISHES. ton played. her. neocon way ee EtiNce- : Played her second game with ‘ti (a % if collegians from Providence this after, fee. (Rela! to. The Mvoning World.) noon on the tocal diamond. ‘The firat LELMAR RACE TRACK, 81", LOUIS. "Proviaence, game. which was played in Providence, resulted in a victory for Brown, but since this the ‘Tigers’ infleld has been 2%.—The races hera to-day re- wito,. Ma: ny | shifted around with good recut Nth May, $. to Land 2 to 1. Passive,|p,2hescore by: Inninges "SN en for place, was second and Syivan| bine Deeeorecora: sauces Palle, 4 to b. third. Thine. 1 SE BSADAOR SER! O10 1056 , -AISBCOND RACE—Five and a half fur- \ *Whige.—Won by Gallawate, 15 to 1 and! HARVARD WON, Eleanor Howard, 3 to 1 for place, 4 evand:, Satchel, "7 to 30 thind.| CAMBRIDGE, Mans, May 2% —Hare ; Be dria rone anlie/dad ty | Yard had an opportunity to avenge her- Won by Just So, 4to 1 and 2 to on Georgtown at Soldicrs' Feld e.s4 19 °1 for place, was second; | this ufterncon for the defeat 1 ? adminin- rate Ey es ee {tered her by the latter college during aWon by. Bante Mtr ie De | Nee Southern trip, ‘The Crimson team hens, 3 to 1 for pik: was second: | ¥#8 considerably handicapped by the pare: no show, third. Time~-1.18 3-4) | lous of Stephenson behind the bat, who CW RACE-Seven furlongs,Won | 4s still laid up wi b ‘Quig- by Sting, 16 to 6 and 6 to 5: Toh ells, | ley took bis. pl behenty Rac gils #10 1 fr place, c sin the box ui Syn Uird.. ime | Gen Low no G SIXTH RACE—One ite and a wix-| Maret OB GOTO FB Og nit.—Won by Jras, 3 to J and even, —_—>——_- Broofiler, 3 to 1 for place, Pirdswood, 6 to 1, third. —_-—_—_. WINNERS AT LATONIA. Be (Mpeciat to The Evering Worid.) SLATONIA RACE TRACK, NEW- 0 ‘ollowing are the here to-day: ‘ine— tz, 7 to 1, third, O cantied mile and fifty ‘istoe, 5 to 3; Barney Was second; Googoo, 31-2 me—i.44. E—Bive furlongs.—Won to 1; Dictator, Wins USE THE Casianna, $ to 1, : course. Wom. vas second: e- 1.66 1-4. YALE'S EASY GAME. (Special to The Evening World.) YALE FIELD, NEW HAVEN, Conn,, May %.--Yale and Lafayetie met this afternoon in an uneven game. The v: {tors seemed always on the verge of going to pleces and gave ver Ol Exhivition-ot fieldings Tafa: otto ras le wo find Mackay, but did not ‘iit effectively and thelr batting was not of ‘the value it should have been. Yale showed consistent improvement. SCORE BY INNINGS, Lafayette 0000000 6 go Ya O408 OKHO1T0 —s WORLD'S 3 AND 7 TIME RATE. ue os second on a useless throw to the! pie Lady—Oh, my poor man, T am " uiem mass will be celebrated late, Sugden popped to Williams Fy to see you dias Ti esletnnsreatle Is wild pltoh let Tilt worry to see you dissipating! Didn't | for the repose of his soul. Sudhoft fanned. score and Pudden take third. was hit with « pitched ball started home on MoGulre's bluft t throw down to second on Burkett’ steal and was run down between third and home. THREE RUNS. i Anderson died on a grounder to Tih Conroy singled past Padden, Gangel grounded to Padden, who forced Toy with a throw to Wallace a was doubled up at firat on throw to Jones, NO RUNS, Fourth Inning. <A Hoeldrick beat out a slow roller to Willams. Hemphill drove one Cheah chind that got by Anderson and yielded ‘homer, Hedrick scoring ahead of the batter. Wallace boosted one to Pultz Jones succumbed to Powell bendors. Mocdutre made a clever catch of Hill's foul. TWO RUNS, a Thoney died on a hot graswer to Wal- lace. McGuire did iikewixe. Putnam took Powell's place and was thrown out by Padden, NO RY Fifth Inning. re Putnam relieved Powell in the box and Klenow took McGuire's place be hind the bat, Padden walked. Sugden waa rotired on strikes, Putnam caught Padden off first with @ aurick throw t Ganzel. Sudhof fanned out, NO RUNS, Keeler singled to left cen Wulta hit one to Wallace that was too hot to hold. Willams singled over third, and Koeler scored, Anderson singled, scor- ing. Fultz, McAleer, then yanked Sud- hoff out and sent Bouthpaw Stener, in to pitch, Hill took Conroy's grounder and stepped on third, forcing Williams. Ganzel also hit to Hill, and Anderson was retired the same w ‘Thoney fied to Hemphill, TWO RUNS Sixth Inning. ett's well caromed off Putnam's ut, Heid~ | me you were going to an ex- f HALVEY¥.—THOMAS, beloved son of Jane ng ‘and the Iate James Shalvey. Funeral from his late reaidenc , May 26, 1904, at 2 Calvary Cemetery. ui rest in peave e Boutilier Brothers Burkett Paddey and tell what a sin- years ago? . mum, are VOU, Twenty § 406 7th Gr Gritty PM Lady tty Ge: m. ong? 1s. ge from Gay Wallace's SOMETHING QUITE NEW. Women’s Travelling Suiits —tao models—of Summer-weight Crabennetie shower-proof Cloth—Oxford, medium gray, oltbe and tan shades. Especially adapted for trabelling, mountain, seashore and knockaboul wear. 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