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eave it to the public to decide who te Base i k-C. A. Makes Vigorous Denial. ah _ National Cycling Association 1s “aie “vigorous in its denials of the seiiates: of fraud. tt F. Keletv, Chair Man of the Racing Boant, and referee it the Garien, says that the charges are untalr and ailly. . *“Do you think for a moment,” asked _ Mr. Kelsey, “that we would nvolve the integrity of an old concern ke the N. ©. A. for the more daily pay. for ser- Wices?. Mr, Powers has absolutely noth- dng to do with the running of thts race,” gaid Mr, Kelscy, “and any attempt on Bis part to interfere wold be resented “The officials are ail appointed by the N.CyA., and Mr. Powers bas not even Sliggested ames for appointment. ‘The Racing Board atiends to that, The rulvs oF ANis Tac’ may have worked harish!ps M on some of the riders, but we cannot, { tielp. that. They know tho rites when they entered, ahd we can do nothing more than enforce them. If them 1a], eny fraud connected with the stx-(ay +) Race, T have never secon it. Buch acous “gations are silly.” i \Riders Deny Story: of Strike. Floyd McFarland, and other riders \ resent the statements that the six-day viders\ were on strike. ‘They arsert .Wehemently that their action in riding ‘slowly tor two hours was ‘done in the interests of humanity, They wanted to give Vantlerstuyft an opportunity to {recover fro the shock of his headlong dive into a \box this morning so that he could continue in the race. “Some of thé riders are naturally dis- usted,” mid MacFarland, “‘«t not hav- gained theip\iaps. They should not blame the judges if anything !s wrong Tit 4s the rules, \and the judges are merely observing them, ‘There ts no | Mtike, and defore\ night you will see some ‘of tho livellast racing that has ‘ever been soen ina vix-day race. When Police Commissione: Bingham was asked to-Gay if he Intended to sup- press the six-day grill he admitted that eigtiteen crooks bad been taken from “Madison Square Garden Jast night, and that more complaints had been received + at the Tenderloin station this week than | any preceding week in Its history owing | to the alarming number of thefts com- mitted during the race. Woman Hurt In Spill. Sight siders onde women spectator ( Were hurt In a serious spill and smas! ) up before dawn to-day. | ‘Two of the jers, Vanderstuyst and Hopper, wero D né red, and six others were peotaily hurt, "The woman, who “sat \ in o box at the track side, was removed ‘from the Garden unconscious. | Her companiona In the party refused to givo ’ her name. | Sho was Wirt by Vanderstuyft, who | was flung as from a catapult Into \tho THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14,19U0 Utfindenswho think that everything ) dishonest, ‘The public nevér believes there was anything wrong in this race, 48 is qvidericed by the record crowds We will continue to ‘operate in just the same manner, and 'BUCK UP, GIRLS; HERE’S “AREAL LORD IN TOWN GIVESUPS10,000 NECKLACE FOR Davis Returns Gems to Mrs. Dwelle and Keeps Missives from Public. (Continued from Wirst. Page.) tt "Q. How much did you pay for it?. A I don't reinemser, Mother Gave Her Moncy. 92,00 casa and guve notes for the bul- ance, A. I by, that ts true. @. Where did you get the money? .A the reat from the bani, Q. Who did \you bu the necklace from? A. Joseph Friedlander, ° Oia Friedlander a pawnbroker? A. I Maver persue «ty alo Preece ‘Sir, Blumenthal objected to “further ‘aanination along this ine, Mr. Hess anid he wanted to show that Mrs. Dyelle was in the business of selling jewelry for pawnbrokera, and that, she t the peck ace In Gleptite trom Fited- Mader for. the sole’ purpose of un deed! on Davis. rs, Dwele abd Mrs. i wept le the lawyers nally Mr. ensued. that Friedlander was on his way New York and would test Mr. Hess resumed thé examin- ation. : Q. Did you ever go by the name of Armstrong !n Momphis? A. No, alr. Q. Did you know a man named Arm: strong there? A. I knew several Arm- TONES. ~Q. Did you know Shanley's road house outside Memphis? A.I haye heard of My bit was Hever there. you? A. Betwon $7,000 and $8,000 for my srousseau. Mr. Hess went into details about the trousseau- He questioned Mrs, Dweilr about the Yerious gowns things Hat sho said aio bought until she ‘broke did not remember ie engaged som box, his head striking the rail, his un conscious —-body—-atrixing against the ‘woman, carrying her to the floor. Ho) who was immediately behind ‘uyft, was hurled from his out upon the track and picked up bleeding from a great gash in his 1 Foe saoctdl ered ‘ne 4 lent occu on the om: | bDankement of the Fourth avenue side of the “track. at “the “Hoodoo Corner.” ere Hollister wan badly Injured yea- dgeay, ad where Johnny Nolsont wes ba oa four years ago. WASHINGTON RELIC LEFT BNGUARDED oo Priceless Punch Bowl Rescued _ by the Mayor and Taken to Safe Place. Workmen are renovating @© Govern- ors Room jn the City Hall. They have torn out the walls and are redecorating hem with fide mouldinga and mural paintings. A punch bowl and a desk, once the property of George Waghing- ton, were amorg the principal oraa- i moenta of tke lvistoric chamber. Borjugh President Ahearn discovered that propel armingements for the pro- teotlon of these precious relics had not Seon mado by the workmen and he or- + dered tuei. to be taken Into the otd Counc!l Chamber for safety unt other } arrangements could be made ring the poblic hearings of the Tt EattMcE ant Apportionment | a-large crowd had assembled, tlie Mayo spled the punch bow ing In the céntre of the blg coun- }cil table. Ho stopped everything in- | @antly, and ordered that the bow! be taken too placé of greater safety.“ TiGractous, look at that Washington punch bowl!!! was thé exclamation of fie Mayor that halted business, “This 4 no place for that precious relic, It | {8 priceless, and ons of the city’s moat Valued possessions, (Get it to some aafe place at once.” Borough President Ahearn directed one of his secretaries to take charge ot the bowl, and he was directing its ‘removal when the Mayor. dgain halted proceedings. “Don’t let that man handle the bow! alone,” he almost shouted, “he might Break It, Help him, womebody, quick, ‘of he will smash it.” iThe-rellc is a very heavy ented to Washington by _1! commemoration of the opening of canal improvements at) was re tg the city together with other itiston relies some years ag ren i the Governor's room, the SNashington relicu are kept, wi guard of fonor at all times stat thhm, Jn the person Mra. El ttle, a yeternm’s widow, who has h: peslHon of attendant tn the Ge erpor'# mors for emany years, The bowivWas taken into by ie private office’ of Borovsh Prosifent Ahearn, and thy other relics will be taken in hance by Art Commission for mate- kexping until the repairs are oom- plete: : FIRE CHAPLIN DINES HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Helor Prepared All or the as y Courses Himself in Brooklyn Home, , Fire Comrnissioner Lantry nod jatutt are to-day showing + at the “twenty and served: b linndel, of, Bro | mlastoner. Yactietor, and p And Young Wen of Fashion, Take Notice: His Wears a Shaw! Instead Lerdship of a Greatcoat. a joke, I’m over here to rest. to spend five days at the Yat and then we are going to Phill delphis. to be Mr, Robins’s gueat {rom there to Mexico, which, I gather, M# some distance south of Philadelphal. His lordship is Tuther small, and is sald to De je and well-behaved. He ought to do well here, ju somewhat sluggish just now owing to Unfavorable advices from Blenheim Custlo and the Chateau de Castella, ‘There's a pow faaplon’ in town. was brought to us to-day on the White Star lner Baltic by, young Lord Tur- nour, M. P., Who Js the first cousin Of the Duke of Marlborough, the only 80” of the Earl of Winterton and the heir to. tho Shillingslee estate, all of whlch entitles him to ait In two chairs at the The young lord didn't wear an over- coat, Instead he was wrapped, like a ; ndlan, in @ huge Kray shawl, der the chin with the a gold sufety-pin s familiar title when {a at home ts f Pi He was elected through fam! and the spending of wads of money i soon after his trenty-fwat birthday ard j while he a was an undergradua’ Oxford. Titled families. plae etn motor cars at h held together uw very dearest love of you ever saw. he explained ship news reporters, | thing mang tte-triiows—on—the tthe young Tord had populace it might be mentioned that ho js grandson of the First Duke of Aber- ‘corn and the Sixth Duke of Bedford, tocratic aunts and \ncles and cousins than you could get placed over’ a to the dazzled is disposal for ‘ls the very Intent) with the English 1 yery much shawl to a greatcoat now. to wear it during me atay here.” If he does there will be doings. Along the Yenecente je is the doyey the Bribes pe batt euthough she hes never taken anything for It, can be learned bad is ‘Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Harold Pierson, A. P. Pape, of London, and Ellis Robins— one of the Philadelphia: Robinses, you kLow—who Has been spending the last threo yeara in England and who ts xo- ing to introduce His Lordehip into socl- Pieraoh, M. P Rberoorn. and . P. Morgan, jr, and thalr three children were also on the They came over to spend Christ. Craig Wadsworth, Seo- i¢an EXmbassy at —_——————— KANSAS ON TRIAL TRIP. NOCKLUAND, Me., Dec, 14.—The bat Kansas, which. made a satis- ie mas at home. 4 in the cable de syutchea that Marlborourh's cousin ex. @ Uttle matrimonial cam- It hae- been stated London, was & p: terviewers fired the question ac him; on| 4n American helr: screw standardization trial statted To endurance run he coast toward Cape Ann, « On » battle-ship must show an lenty’ of money." TRAINS. BURED IN COEAT SHOWDPIFTS Steerer = which have which have not GHT OVER BOYS RECONCILES PARENTS, and Mother of {Some Lost in Buzzard S Up and Take Younger Traffic Tied Up. started’ when hera to Sheepes all three ber ow what you mean dy “alleged ch- < = I_ have ay told you ieee: 3 ag be to. Q why give you so much mong? A. Well, you know, M>, Hoss, Srwn can ali spend money. L) What inert ot rem) trousgeau did you buy? A. I would have to show you my clothes to answer that queation. Q. How was the money given to you? A. In-the shape of ohecks drawn to the order of by brother-in-law, F. M Le Q. Why did he make the cheoks pay I cashed the checks myself tt would compromise me, Check Book Will Tell. . How much did he give you nlto- gait A. You can tell that by look- ng a ‘nis check book. ir, Davis scratched his head at this answer and smiled a sad mile ‘The succeeding testimony showed that he signed the checks in blank and that ho Qoened aa account for Mra, Dowvelle in her:own nemo in'a Memphis bank. Mr, seau until Magist Oak wut, homes defving ats yo “reed Bim “T think," sata the lawyer, “It ta par- feotly transparent. that Devis did no: ve this wormn monvy for the’ pur- chase of a trousseau.”” at Sept pemneee insinuate by that,” cried Mr. Blumenthal, “that the rela- thons between this, defendant and my ollent were not as’ pure ua the driven Sig dluft, anydow.” 1 he he blot. not been finished. Mr, Hess. “Oh. you coultin't admit that you ere a very clever man," “Coming from a Southern beauty,’ sald Odr, Hess, bowing with bis hand on the third button of his vost, “that {a.@ tigh compliment, Indeed.” Magistrate Mayo suggested a short adjournment, and all hands went out to Iuacheon, Found in a Tenement Yard, but Contained Only Blue Glass Powder, Giusepp! Bisanlo stumbled over « re a pa! tion. They didn't want {t there, so St was sent on to the Bureau of Combustibles, Chit Wolfe, after a nouk. opened the “pomb.” finding {{ was an ordinary ary battery, containing blue-giass -pow- Gon whion imgat-be deadly. ik twain { ternally, but hardly could be ediledgy plostve,. 1t threw an awful scare into that tenement, though, $<, NEW ORLEANS. ENTRIES. CITY PARK, New! Orleans, La., Deo. M—The entries for te-morrow's’ races Are as follows FIRST RACE—Five Curlonga; selling. — Aunt Busap, 100; Bea War, 100) "5 10d; Bel the South, Spider Wadb, 303) Ida ‘ Me, 200; Bulu Label Emfin, 105) Hawking. Talk, 105; Rela — Rex Agarton! tie os BCOND RACE—Bteaplechiage; abort couss Incle James, 125, Lenry A. Schroer, 10 so: Sie : Aeibtre, 198, Neran, 130; Ms Harlequin, 4, F Sam. ny HULRD RAC! | oo, Mellvain 3. Yad 108, Royal Rvicular 107, M Pp. Breese und Judge Port, Durlew & O'NOl aM Siigsourl Tad eat: Minnie. Adams, entry VATH RACE—The Test Stakes: mix fur. JotgeBitter Mies 01, Charlaw, Bastman 10d, Fantastic 90, Colléquy i, O60 34 rhe £100, Jurgior 314, Jatt) v4, 3 Wwhrogea 112. Fantastic and Jogger lew & ONell, entry FIFTH RADE—One mile and a | —SMerry Welle, 102; Concert, toa) t it, We: Tard, 268; Dedar, to 100; Goldie, 205; Sow 146; Grande polling. Jack, 307 109; 8 Kleinwood Lady. Va eollant 112, | Prince "Brugin , Kins Ua, Sorry is, Mrs. Dwelle as She Looked in the Police Court To-Day LOVE NOTES AL Mr. Davis owanted me to | Q. Haven't you teatifed that you pald |. 3ty mother gave me symeand I drew | 6. What bank? A.J don't remember, | Blumenthal ‘said | Q.. How much money did Davis givo | en he brought | vis becamn : ot tell whether it was: in| oa Blection Day. i know ¢hat Davis had an /) the sat Renters’ | MRS. ADAMS NOT ENGAGED YS BROWN’S SON (Continued from First Page.) able to Mr. Levy? A. Well, Memphis / js a smell town and he was afraid if| TO DAD, SA then about twenty years old. Senator ‘until after death ‘had sealed the lips Brown was sixty-three at, the time of or Brown before she made any contamebated I certainly Hever heard of 1 culled on Senator srowa the Raleigh Hote! on last the sak nothing to me in regard to it Knew of Mrs, Bradley. Hess continued to harp on the trous- When she became engaged to marry occuples cell of his wife a year ago, Mrs. Adams|the second tier in the woman's depa: She has tad no vis- knew ali about his relations with Mr Bradley. She says she urged-the Sen- tho! woman who had but he posi- r than her counsgl, who are @t present embrofied. tn a. cont as to who shall det se ty called for ti Leckte, of the frm of Fulton, was originally retained BLOC Manat y, ad her when the borne ‘him two children, tively refused, and that at her solicl- tation he agreed to make an adequate financial settlement upon Mrs. Bradiey and the otildren so that they might! ‘be seopre from want, While the Senator was on hia dpath bed in this clty Mrs. Adams sent him’ from New York a special delivery letter, {n which she begged him to marry Mrs, Bradley while yet there was ume, Tho letter never reached hint. “[ wrote him,” she sald to-dmy, “ab- solving him from all obligations to 4f he could brighten clouded lite, snow, the insinuation is falet, You're a EA ees ta vefend her by Bartch & Jaw frm of Balt Lake City, jenator Brown, former Chief i “Cal) me!" domanded Mr. Hess, strik- tabi “Call me if you think Deelle paid she spent Duvis'n money, all over the country, She paid $1,590 for a chinchilla coat, which has Justice of the Attorney-General John firm ‘heand of th turday night and early Bun- raphed Fulton, Leckie marke of the defense, Rival Attorneys Meet. {Attorney-General Bag- “Why do you,nsk me questions over and over again?” complained the wit- ness. “Tam not trying to trap you,” assured me," replied Mrs. Dwulle, complacently, mien cen T Unless ‘forme: ley. who arrive | Permitted. to. rom tb case, ake full charge of Mrs. Mr, Leckie aaid, y perturbed ‘ov: cane of Wells, “al firm of Jaw- have the oar of I told him T was willing | the prok rifice my own happiness if he) 1tthat he owed a duty to her.” “ ¢ hands of| Paral W. Baker, United tates Dis-| trict-Attorney, ‘The letter began Wells, a loc Marx Headey” nd ber WO Bets of counsel y'n <oll door in the Jail th Ink. and there was fn rat! ment ay to whi mera to- have bee: jail this ant had ‘the proeranee, Hs erat Uurposo showin Ponte ody ed Senater Brow: ye her by the Uta! BOMB WAS HARMLESS; — BUT, MY, WHAT A SCARED deep affection and also the spirit renunciation. i ‘The pecullar position In which “Mrs, Adame was placed Js explained in @ de- tailed sftement she has issued. inferred. from het presentation of her position that bhe understood Mrs. Brad- ley would not /insist upon a marriage iher financial futurs was assured. Here (s Mra, Adame’a side of the case. othe senator und I were engaged td be ew Year's Day—with ‘soe | . That was that he shoul frat an amicable settlement (rs, Bradley, 1 fully knew of his: relations with her, ae did. every one cise, and 1 {insisted that he should to: her entire satisfaction before we) d\th do this nd that an attack statesman preceded Mrs. Bradley pay that it aroused to angdér to trea t women with Body Is Sent Home. Tho body o¢ Benats: act duplicate of 'n body are over the ton of the Bena re Nadia and ‘pomb" ¢o-day an he came into the yard in the rear of No. {22 Mott street. Ho hastily faded away and called Po- Hoeman MoCabe, who gingerly ducked tt (pall of water and took it to Borgt. Stuh] at the Mulberry atreet sta- Brown inn 31% which’ President Mf nt to Canton, let sylvaua Rallroad Max Brown, his alator Ail. report that there was sever any Adams joining ett! ington and got We do not know 3 oF my anlster, in “We were to Nave met in New York this week and were where my daughter, Adams, ia appearing, and Ws were to acquaint -her-With our enkagement. Wo were then fo have journ and daughter and tell thom, W, to have a unionyof the two ¢amille the celebration of the ceremony to iraye gone to ko with as.” heard of \the : Mmagemmon: of ded to Stra, Adi tan stead it In thenewapapera y1 9 not bet eve Te ane “a eo after his death rene Which oe Town was diainctned to a cuss the contents of the spec a Nad or he dud recelved from Mis, eye plainly intimated that eho m vuRDL to Nave him ald Her | presnion of facta 1p tweet: heraelf and, Senator, Rrow. “did not know,” he Tornoe DAN ena {t was my father’s purpose-to meot her f thetr’ relations, fh fident the United States authorities wilt mete out Justice to thecsayer of my am confident. a vd, premeditated murder, Yad hus. ‘done n great deal for Mts, d-her large sums ot r of thetr uin- fotter I had from Senator Brown was that hoe honed to be through al Dusinans in y, and would call on me that night Jn the Grand Uston Hotel J was in Philadelphia when’ heard of the shooting, "The news of the fenator by Mrs, Bradiey was a great 5 If Thad only known that ‘3 following him, o¢ that she con: templated. such -an act! Mrs, Bradi¢y and ‘never raw her. her desperat mind I would have gone to her at one have prevented in ‘the relations be- shooting of ate _acoyaintancn Sho did not know that T wax insistent. that ‘the Senator should provide. for her and her chil- "She wna Jealous. ‘ YoL. Athieta $00, Poter Merling U0.” Hoyal | Browh gave me every * that. & marriage alliance ‘Women save money to spend in the holidays by, using doubly eco- nomical because doubly strong White Rose - Ceylon Tea ‘tively to marry her, and told °. marry mo he Under thaie xroumatances I consented to be Hix wife range matters patisfac He told me he and I understand: that communteated with: her and News to Mrs, Bradley. 104, Or | proposed, marriage be- fublong#,—Columpia | 0! a i Adams and former Adams should aaye waited OPE SAIS Th CHURCH WILL Vatican Shows Pontiff Holding Firm. ROME, Dec. 14—The Pope and. the Papal Gecretary of State, Cardinal Merry de} Val, have refused all re- Quests to grant interviews for publica- tion on the Franco-Vatican situation. But the following statement is author- {xed by the Vatican: he situation may. be summarized a follows: “The Concordat, the most solemn bilateral contract, has not yet been de- ounced by the French Government, which wivhes to establish a new Jezal standing for the Churoh in France. “Phe Government did not agree wit the Holy See on thix subject, and re- peatedly and ‘openly showed hostility toward the head of the Church, “Violence may prevall for a time, but those who are suffering from this state of oppreasion preserve all their rights and all thelr olalm “The explosion joy among the Masonic and demagogic. socletios aa a result of the persecution on the part of the Government shows that the war is gaint the Church and religion. Notwithstanding tho bills passed and regulations adopted, France at the pres- ent time has no Jaw granting religious Merty to those who do not comply with the law providing for the separa- tion of Chureti and State. “The one good point tn the circular issued recently by the French Minister of Public Worship, Mf Briand, is iis confeasion that it Is tmporstble to apply to cultural associations the laws of 18S1 and 190, which were adopted for the regulation, of other assorlations’ moet ings. ‘Therefore what Js needed is a real law providing for real Jiberty, in- stead of artttrary Ministerial circulars. “The loyalty and good-will of the Holy Gee under similar cireumstances was shown jn Braail. “There was & monarchy an d2 0 cordat, both of which the Republic: suppressed, and proclaimed thelr sepi ration from the Holy See. under ces tain reserves. Later the Brazilian Ri bile came to understanding with the Jatican and a Papal Nunefo was ac- credited to Rio Janeiro, while a Bri zillan Minister was accredited to the Vatican. ‘The ecarchot the Nunciature at Paris the expulsion from France of Mar, lontngnini, Secretary af the Nunciature, were steps taken with the object of making the world believe the faleo statements circulated Jater and which were maid to fave origininated fo the discovery af documents seized at the Nunciature, such as the report that some of te French Episcopy and clergy were ready to make applications to old religious meetings. ‘There 1s no truth In the statement, ‘The Haly See ts not apposed to the takes oxception to the whole spirit of the circular issued by Miniater of Pub- lic Worstip Briand.” POLICE CLASH WITH FRENCH STUDENTS. PARIS, Dec, 14.—While students: were acuating, the seminary at Angors to- day a number of mantfestanta pelted the local authorities with esas and at- tacked them with aticks. ‘The police made twelve arrests, the prisoners, including some of the seml- purists, The first day of the regime of the weparation of Church and State having passed without grave “disorders, public Interest’ in the details of the continua- tion of the struggle is already visibly fagéing, 1, 14 how apparent that the resistence of the clergy will be purely passive, and that there {a no prospect of re- ligious passions being aroused unless the churches are closed, and the Gov- ernment therefore js resting on its oa: And wil continue to,de-#0 until Parit ment authorises the drastic measures which the Cabinet in.prteparing. In the mean time in’ this city, except in churches, where jegal applica- tions were’ fled, the police again took hotes af infractions of the law at the morning masses. Cardinal Richard (Archbishop © of Puris) Js awaiting expitision from the ‘plscopal mansion. The Government, Jowever, desires to avoid even th pe Or CHCS Ti Ui Case who Js in bad health, aged Rod primate, whe And $8 postponing” action In the hope that he will devart In & few days of his_ own. volition, to-day made’rn attack on the Govern: Catholic. gymnastic societies hi vers of rifles. There ix not the sient is contemplated. HIS DEATH GIVES THE- DEMOCRATS CONTROL. {¥pectat to. The Evening Wortd.) HACKENSACK, Ny J., Dec, 14.—Wile jam H. Fairelough, « wealthy “farmer ot Warren Point, who was kllled near Fl. Paso. Tex., yeaterday in view of his wife and three children, was a member of the Borgen Peeiey Board of Free- Holders. | He was a Republican trom a Yemocratic tawnship, due to hi a etna board wowld pave. b ae i would have beon a th itleally on reorganization oh Jen d but Fairclough’s tragic death will. give the Democrats control. Merrie .....rouxp, 100 GRENOBLE CREA) WALNUTS ...rouxp 196 BO.) UND PAL POUND CHIME soxxs FOw Why Pay a Middleman More ‘We. will deliver 1 to 40 tbs. At the ‘tollowing rates: att Bande ibe Brooklyh. dervey, Gity, Hoboken oF the Bronx, 150. N ia agat CO. D. dies for oie out of, ta retully Bibgoed trom our gpectat’ atail ‘Dept. STAND IN WAR |Official “Statement from making of applicalons under te law, but ) aD ‘of the ‘The Action, © ylolent Soolalint pel ment. and created an abaurd. ac Callie attention to the fact that, the eat ovilenee, however, that armed tt Heese {room 100M ER EEA sorxy 15 mee’ SPECIAL FOR THIS SATURDAY. CeO COReAME o5 )UND 100 | ACEP ScoLktES” raown 150 SPECIAL FOR THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, TORTURED BY CHING ECTEMA Suffered Tremendous Itching Over | Whole Body—Scratched Until = Bled—Worse at Night, With | Soreness and Excruclating Palng —A Western Lady's iWONDERFUL CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES ——_—_—_ “Last year at this time 1 suffered with a tremendous itching on my |Back, which grew worse and worse, un~ til it spread over ths whole body, and only my face and hands. were free, For four months or 60 suffered the ‘tormenta of the damned, and I had to écratch, scratch, scratch, ‘untit I bled. ‘At night. when I went to bed things got worse, and I had at times to get Up and scratch hy: body all over, until Twas as sore as could be, and until I wuffered excruciating pains. I did not know what it was, and resorted to a number of blood purifiers, using at times ‘also Cuticura Soap,’ They told me then that I was suffering from eczema. Then I made up my mind that I would also use Cuticura Oint- ment and Cuticura Resolyent. I used them according to instructions, and wv soon indeed I was greatly relicved. continued until ‘vel, and now I am “ ready to recommend the Cuticura Rem- ‘edies to any one who suffers as did your obedient servant, Mrs. Mary Metzger, < Sweetwater, Okla., Jupe 28, 1905.” TORTURING, DISFIGURING Humors, Eczemas, and Itchings fi Cured by Cuticura; “The agonising itching and of the skis, as in eczema; the seats scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hatr and crusting of scalp, as in scalled head—all demand a remedy of almbst superhuman virtues to successfully with them. That Cuticura Sopp, intment, and Pills are such stands proven beyond all doubt. \ rr Osa arena is Pate tare Petes Deeg sod Chee Corp belt Ee" halied Hiren,” How t= Cure Baby Hamem" ——— EE The Regina Music Box =plays everything from rag-time to grand opera. There is nothing to do but change the tune discs and listen. _; Victor Talking Machines.@ 17 to 8600 Edison Photographs. 8 10to8 GO Our Broadway store Is the home of everything in musical instru- ments of the present. Broadway and Seventeenth St. DIED. PLUNKETT.—w, H. PLUNKETT, ex-po- liceman, beloved husband of Mary A, Collins, nee Dwye: __Puneral from his tate residence. 644 Elton aye., Sunday, Dec, 16, at 1°P. Mt. { Interment Calvary, CALLANAN.—On Dec. 12, after a briet > iliness, JOHN CALUANAN, beloved hus band of Maria Ford. ¥ Fureral from his Inte reaid, ; ay... on Bunday at 1 P, at Taher ie Calvary. ‘3 ipesday, Dec. 12. fe NEST T. CLAIR Mee 44 years, at his reridenc : Brooklyn. zi Funeral Saturday, Deo, pitt GRAD CHOCALAT! ASR ORAUR CuonaGATT® 4, pox Chocolat: 30. Pr » CHOCOLATE COVENED SoMa. 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