The evening world. Newspaper, December 24, 1908, Page 10

te 10 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24 1908, : ' $a i | CASTRO. QUITS: ty GLESAN lL ‘Thomas F. Ryan and Some Corporations RYANETIES; NEWYORK ALL ° MIE ELOPED WITH PLAY SANTA AT ose Management Me @0andons” Wall STREET IS READY FOR (TS HUSBAND SHE HAD WILL NOT BLOCK , ELIS LAND (“PERE ies secre) NOT SURPRISED. CHRISTMAS FEAST, TRAPPED AT IER RULE OF GOMEZ | Christmas Feast, Music and Financier Withdraws From All] Organizations and Individual! Pair Waved Farewell From Venezuelan Makes Declaration Tree for All the Detained but Three Concerns by | — Rich Have Seen the Poor Liner at Detectives After of His Intentions Toward °‘ Immigrants. Doctor’s Orders. Provided For. Quick Reconciliation. New Government. seers ts | Folled’’ would be a good title for a Hit. day gave a statement,to the Associated tle piece of real-life drama playe on Press which amounts virtually to ene d= abandonment of his pres nt claims to neztelan res Pp GC | — F oy Began Two Years Ago to Drop | Last Rush of Buying Is On To- | the French tine pier to-day, ‘Che Te ing aétors were Joseph Lawrence, of the Presidency of the V But With the Best of Wishes s, in Mar Si sa tive Work— r He Day—Mark Jet Well Lancaster, Pa. and his young and, public. It was as follows Goes, in Many C : <a Active Work—How He y—Market Yet Wel Lancaster, Pau and is young and /Publle, Tt wan ee follows: | G Hop trans Made Millions. Stocked. son, Moody and Aikman played minor thfng printed in the newspapers from ¢ S. | patte: Venezuela I doubt the attitude thereta, | Mrs. Lawrence appeared on the pier VALLI R:R:co tributed to the present government at By Maude H. Neal. Just like the heads of other house- holds all over the United St Uncle Bam is getting ready Fllis Tela to play Santa 1» children who have it his deor and begging be adopted, but to whom so far has sadly but firmly ts fometiines niyping their fingers as they Gesporately grasped the threshold, this will i red the way tation, face and ese in their 2 to be disguised, fig- in the pinguid fig- of: the se with y red sult and Jolly face. | | e. HOCEKING | Wall street was not surprised to-day jto learn that Thomas F. Ryan, after} forty years of daring, energetic activ- ty, during which time he amassed a fortune estimated at from $50,000,00) to 109,000,000, had given up the fight. The nouncement came from Mr. Ryan himself, who, at fifty-seven, was rap- fdly becoming a physical wreek under the stress of his numerous financial and ndustrial responsibiliti On the advice of his physician he has resigned from the directorates of thirty- four of the thir road and in- Justrial corporations with which he was ified. The only institutions in the management of which he remains ac- tive are the Morton ‘Trust Company, the National Bank of Commerce and the American Tobaceo Company even t | pect filled The final spurt of the Yuletide Mara- thon is on to-day among belated buyers. Invigoratec: by crtsp ‘keen atmoi- phere, they surxe through the crowded slopning disivicts use football tactics © got Into come of the Wig stores and, kecp ail transporasion tres in a rush hour ferment Everywhere the Carietmas cheer 's manifest. Tt iy Sant: Claus day in Wall street, Down in the dark can- there is 1 2 glad heart, {or nantes Stock Exchange houses and er instiouuions of the financial dis- ict are distributing their largess among officers and employees, who ex- stockings this year on ac- count of the revived prosperity, There Are no announcements. however, of princely gifts such as big blocks of ‘an hour before the advertised time for sailing of the liner La Provence and sought the superintendent. She told him that her husband, Joseph, an Aus- trian, had become dissatistiea with life fn Lancaster. He had « great hanker- ing for home and often spoke of back. Last Tuesday he disappe and she learned that he had borrowed money from his friends. ° debts and gathered all t Ings before his departure. With the ic he wo his old home first she followed New wanted him arrested sho to board the shij ‘The three detectives were summoned They told Mrs. Lawrence they could not arrest her jusband without a wa rant. “The only thing we can said Leeson sacely, “is for you to get into a row wia him and then we'll arres Judge will let you & you bot. and. and hold him.” While tr y were discussing ways and racas. But I will have more to say on this subject when I am in. better health and when I have full knowledge of what has occurred “In any event I shall place no aifMfcul- ties in the wa © present adminis- ton of V in settling the 5 con with foreign this should tne y own withdrawal from. active utfairs of the nation.” Gen, Castro will remain. for two weeks longer in the private sanitarlum of Dr. Israel. He will give out no ine formation concerning his future plans, THE HAGUE, Dec. 2 —The Foreign Ont us be at Jose de J. Minis: Guaira he Hague on ew Venezu negotiations xisting dis- and France uments, even ezucla Mia abalivad vais Telanas where stock or a few thouands which in some| means who hurried e pier but eRdUniecienraitaitighelea iis Mr. Ryan, two years ago, gave the instances have marked the holidays of Joseph. Was Le surprised to sce his ofbian Dee. MTHS ae 2 ML NESN) ely CRG: * st nation that he intended to re- past year Wife? Answer, he was was so sue bia, Dec. 4. the preparations are well CONTINENTAL ee nee ten ee reica, onek ie | tare prised that he asked her to go with rnment has announced way. A large stage has beer R re from business affairs, when he The charitable organizations are him, and as 1. ence started down permit th mption of from which Christmas greetings VBBER Co. hdrew fronda number of boards. ready for Christmas. They have lata the North River the couple stood ar tie ie fontier between Vene= : Hos thd Even then his health wag affected by in large supplies to gladden the hearts | Tai! and waved farewell to zuela and Colombia at all frontier, different languages will be spoken = Pity Qataen ¥ e hearts: Moody and Aikman points exactions of his leadership in ef- of the poor, and heaping baskets have ations between Venezuela and Co- pe addresses { ve been strained, for several Castro at one vhibiting the ‘om Colombia, pt over certain . in which he was fairs of magnitude. His retirement was alroady been left era nv renal eaine ——————— gradual, his object being to devote the homes from unnamed donors. Such | remaining years of his life to compara- men as Andrew Carnegie, George Gould | F A tive leisure. and James Speyer have left orders at | Sons Take Up Work. some of the market houses to send so | There will o German, Hi , Sc English. It is hoped and expected in this way that some word of encourage- ment can be made to reach each stranger who is almost helpless in the financially Babel of strange tongues about him. Songs of All Nations. Then the Military Band will the national airs o fth je different co lay all not give up the struggle with- arently, for he makes it He does yut regret. ap ‘plain that he relinquished a dominating place in the financial world because his physicians forced ft, Te stock and / many baskets to addresses furnished by them. The exact number is unknown, be gave an order for fifty Feast for Marines one resident of Fifth avenue cai FLEET IN CARIBBEAN ————e STABBED ON STREET. Wounded Man's Brother and Other tries, with snatches of the folk- the “Wacht am [hine,” the “Mursell- dies, said that Santa Claus had often | laise,” a Neapolitan fishing song, a visited her at home but when ques- wild dance from a Romanian gypsy dd about reindeers and steighs she camp. a favorite ditty of the camp fol- | looked puzzled, and at last said that 5 ne! bonds it fs said he will hold in many) Oyer at the Brooklyn Nav Yard 1,500 pe Notene 7 Saracys «Person in Quarrel Arreated. smpanies will be looked after) men on the New Hampshire, Alabama, Dolphin Arrives at Caracas Tatton HIaitiens) tivrentocelent yoeeea ‘sand associates Chester, Celtic an 0 pre- © Closely F; , 5 on PHA Elens Sioa lcm ee nd assoi Chester. Celtic and Hancock are pre-) and Is Closely Followed by | ota‘ or No. x31 Hicks street. Brooklyn, ep,”’ sald Mr. Ryan, speak- paring for a rousing Christmas and a * his retirement, ‘has been the marines will have a big dinner in the Des Moines. Face EISEN era NEA HH ATHEROS yf the c his sc owers-of the, Russian steppes. knew nothing of any such side to his ion with h Boner ss OM AUneeussian isteDe at Nenouinegotcan yesuchielie long and ure delib- | thelr mess hall at the Flushing avenue en nA eAereuenn Then there will be a new song with character fg no significance to] barracks. | »8 Simon, of No. %® unfamiliar words, but even the most re i 7, Ygeicatia mean arene Ue , Manhattan nfam at | Peggy a Believer. S KZ at_my doctors told me| About 1,500 newsboys will have 3,00 A were stending in front WILLEMSTAD, Island of Curacao n’s grocery store, at No. Dec. 24.~The United States gun street, Manhattan, when When the injured man to the Hudson Street Hor ers were arrest nolice Were unable to learn who hai the stabbing. Hattlen will re- I ought to jet up. The first advised| pounds of turkey, with trimmings, at Ath Nani | 4 |me to unload some of my responsibil- | the Newsboys’ Home, No. 14 New 4 Gesired America arise, and with uncov-| pellet in Santa Claus and refused to ities two years ago, and since then 1| Chambers street, to-morrow evening, | Dolphin entered the harbor here ar § CoH AGH Eis Ue ke part in any disca have gradually withdrawn from the di-| Those who put off buying their| A: M. to-day ’ rectorates of thirty-four corporations. Christmas dinners found Nenty of ee Nerve dd Children Receive : nd pnts ot | EH 43 stolid will surely be stirred and und A little Russian girl, nickname: stand when the citizens of this m | Peggy, has all along declared her wu iy country nication e station Sectgiand ernie fae aicgara| peneurs ; UU, My recent resignations are but thecon- cverything left to-day le pimp pee eee etyen ee on of the hall Uncle Sam]|to the nurse and asked: “Does, Santy t ° tinuance of the policy adopted two places were lower than for several "ere at 10 0 Gino CMB CHES) =a | wishes them all “A Merry Christmas"|Glaus give presents and not to take itt of arm lot in eee yg, of unloading business re-|days. Turkey 1s to be had at from |Port to-day — Oe BE Gnt witb reds WEEE i money se | yereiilities ae rapidly aa) 1 can in | twentyefve to thirty cents «pound, and| The Dolphin) and the Des Molnea\ are) maintaln communtcnton’ belween Venes und blue incandescent lamps. Scarcely| The nurse assured her such was his #s Feoa tier utereste involved, ‘There poultry Quite cheap for this season, |the Ast of the American warships now |zuela and the outalde world, ‘There ig one of the immigrants will be able to| generous disposition From Evenin World : Se ea a ace tons | Bese and butter were highy epge, at (on thelr way’ to Venezuelan waters to a cable from Wilemsted, but no tale BER aieracniieente Bur aiieuceatietanlli EDOCEISSntenG 3 | : , y ‘ach thelr destination. The other ves- graphic communication between Wile prea UE crate FOO wa 1 Ce ‘Does Santy Glaus not to take pres J lesen | trom to G2 cente a dozen and putter reach thelr destination |The othe Sena phlag come UnleRt oy i pove will speak with iversal | ents back? Se ; from 49 to 6) cents a pound. Much of pe cruiser North Carolina and )/MS.*North Carolina has on board W, tongue Told “No,” the girl studied over the ara an Why He Stays in Tobacco, the frult ts high. the battle-ship Maine, ‘The Dolphin will 1 Nanay, Speciat Commissioner ‘ot ter fo! omen 4 then she | hough the American Tobacco Com-| ~ ated a | proceed to Guaira, and the North the United States, to settle questiona_at Many Christmas Trees. ich ronamementvendahenisnesald, , : eee ie 2 . Th g In preparing to spend Christmas in | PM : Sue Mr. Buchanan, will bet A y = Sra N ES, n I Santy Glaus t© Readers’ Generosity Provides Happy Christmas | pans, in which he retains his directorate ."",,trry, up-to-date wtyle, however, |carolina will stay at Curacao ay ever Air rouchananewillbpeltransterred) there will be nine] peliey and official voice, is a large corporation. Sau York hae not. everlooked New {ships are equipped with wire - Maine or the Dolphin. The Maine ts rees decorated wii denced by {ts §119,000,00 capital| \errs eve, and it le estimated that |STAphy, and by this means they will expected to reach Ja Guatra Saturda circling. nifieations, there are two reasons, his blue ghts and The boards are just @nishing up the for Public School Boys and Girls Sadly las ev cases for special inquiry of the immi- | land its various and globe- q in Need of Such Girments. | ra | grants who came over on the Amerika 000 in cash has already been put up by prospective diners in the big hotels eel. At’ the oth Will be aan seemed ye: at the members | eriends say, why he stays in the board. | iq restaurants in the Broadway di a somes) Tee Were more than t y careful in giv- | p == | r it is under prosecution by the) --ct, and $7800 additional in guaran- piled up with the p ng thelr decisi | tpited States Government, having been! coos, Many places have made reserva- declared by Federal Cou The distribution of The Evening World's Christmas gift of suits, over- tions without either cash or deposit. nation In restraint of trade. At many of the fashionable resorts it to the Supreme! is impossible now to engage a table Until that appeal) for the last night of the year. ber swith the Reap, At Waldorf To-Night. rought # ut on it! coats, warm underwear and cloaks to 1,010 school children of New York off, but hase an Was completed to-day, and ove’ mt ferent missi vided. After the exe march past tl their Christmas fp nis wife b: Furs for Holiday Gifts C. G. Gunther’s Sons | One man who met wheelbarrow to the rded box, He ed within the block een tree. ‘This, to} immigrants les and re esents, No doubt tc .. | ides have a thousand poor homes which might other- | ne ar wa le are now bright with Christmas | is settled. to have beea. overlooked by Ivids Krin many this will be the very first C| | wand, with rad two.” of criminal ps ceedings thereby _in-| " mas present of their li Jeet off for the new home cheer. ‘The school boys and girls who have benefited by this thoughtful | {oiveq, Mr. Ryan could not well drop| Tt was said at the Waldorf-Astoria nts thi en will rece! cl- 1. 4 “4 that all the dining an anquet rooms Bal prevents. ienmen will Teselye man, a laborer, was lad selected by The Evening World, with the aid of the | on i The finest furs in the world ncond, Mr. Ryan has never taken an| would be full to-night. Among those | active part in the practical management | who have. taken reservations are Mr. af the concern, that having been done| and Mrs. H. G. Cortes, of Washington, ot Sames B. Duke. Mr. Ryan, through| Mr. Cortes being a member of one of \the Continental Tobacco Company,|the legations at Washington; Mr. and Three handred and fifty suits Cor boys from seven to fourteen — | /\vre1y supplied the funds for the to-| Mrs. C, H. Spang, of Pittsburg; D. D. haceo consolidations. In remaining tn| McBean, who 1s associated with big gars,(knives or something of that sort. | * lade vujetide gift were se The Women will receive handkerchlets,| ven his wife and two children were at Charity Organization Soc 1 ar bright ribyon, on @ decorated | ist released from the wire eage and/ehildren who were sadly In need of new cloti.s. Gard. | ‘The kiddies, and probably the|:ne greetings were over he i iy Ss Se a ; - Missionaries intended t\is as an unob- ie SL BERCHIREE (Nore DY The garments which Were given away and thelr allotment are as follow trusive lesson, will be given little pur aL with sometimes « penny within. Gren amvere}gehL joil and a ¢ which had an task in finding 1,010 school ahead of their father Of course those peyple whose falth | carrying their gifts so that all could see. > hundred and fifty overcoats for boys tf eight to twelve. the company he does little more than tunnel operations, and Mrs. McBean; f# antagonistic to the observance of} S: Bovinutiandaal hundred and slaty suite of ff els for girls from seven |araw his $600,000 a year income from his jougene G. Richards, M. C. Davis, the hristmas can attend the entertainment | y.olan iBoyievhard buek years. | Tobacco investments. banker, and drs, and Miss Davis, | not as they wish. But everybody lo er, not to all t dred and fifty school coais for girls from eight to ions. James K. Keene, Jack Follansbee and 4 ; ‘ ui Some Recent Resignatio } Christian, pagan or Jew, will be giv 1 tlabeanics Be twelve yenrs, ee “ 5 Among the latest corporations from Mrs. Follanbee, Mrs. J. Btewart White, a dinner that is caleulated to induce t union with Is All these garments were made enacted at the distribution of The Ev eae ae eats withdrawn are the| of Philadelphia: Judge and Mra. Gary, holiday spirit in spite of thelr religious | A Syrian | at aus troadway manufacturers and are of Mm World’ gift, ‘There iy a great deal | MCh 20 UNS Company, of Phila- pt. 1. 1, Emerson, of Baltimere; the at nis second ‘ag his or Broad sickness just at present am Commercial Pp of Philos | Marquis de Maryerat, J. C. Stuart and convictions Oy Wee good serviceable mater not a single i He p fe mae the | jelphia, the Co inenial FEE ie Com: | Str, ‘Stuart, Miss igany, Charles G. Real Christmas Dinner. \ h would not ave eae. were 81x or | of America, the Industrial Trust| Emery, who, with Mr. Boldt, owns asked how much garmer Qt pul i nine came Cor alls: Pane at Providence, R. I., the Mer-| most of the Thousand Islands; Benator RUSSIAN SABLE rothers or sisters who were | Company. Mundji Bey, the sil around ‘ana, Thomas H, Carter wil be an American Christmas 1 t c r ne littl rt Thy > of, " ere is e y sens and daughters of the rich Brent deat in ek Hedsides and helovd @ | 116 seaboard Air Line Railway. a the Bulphur || taupe and the national mince ple Ap: | dirty bag. Hare { al in Maklog Christmas happy | ‘Me Bea oare oo, busy career of forty| ‘Trust, and Mrs, Frasch; Cowntess de Ranging from medium shades to the finest Fetizing odors alveady stream out of the| “ell nim it's safe her Handsome Suits That Fi x were laborious) TA heey Tat which have been spent Casteimenardo, Mr, and Mrs, John Cor- kitchen, and the chef wears a holdi an wald, W While the gift has heen made possible |earned pennies to i thelr hard seers, mon! , Mt hell, of Newport; C. W. Watson, the | and darkest skins obtainable. | air, for the donery his gft to the r { The Eye: |8 they might better Jonge | in mapping out and OMrayIng. 42 auc: Baltimore horseman; Mr and Mrs. F. ‘ ea Bly mi 4 Lx 2 the by the k aders ¢ ne Eve Mahe aabker JORRi|| ve 1 issue consolidation of street H. Maynard, E. K. Stallo, Joseph F. grants ware of that f World, thera was nothing in the! sodsend tov th TT Ne ere MoM TARE SATIN of 4h Fanning, of" Indianapolis,” and | Mrs) Long and medium Coats for streei and In the hospital the nurses have been | anxi: wa ni D ' could a newspaper have’ show ' - ‘anning; Capt. Charles wyer, U.| telling the little sty 8 about § He has $2, but t er ef the distripution to indteate | i thoughtful appreciation of ntic magnitude, Mr Ryan new: M me 8 Ac Mra, W. Bi. Chapman, George D: evening wear. Muffsand Neck Pieces, inall | Claus, Already Ange a little that he tw Hits onl je nature, The recipit Bred OF He neve ora sore beautiful! he save: Mee ne OM d onal. |president of the United Wireless ki who wears a& ‘ a Hin, v aid t x ere ne jected to humiliation | gren this gift of VAR OOTY anit rae his many business responsi: | eee aph Company, and Mrs, and Miss the desirable furs, modelled into the latest her hea as written a t toh 0 1 a) fron rious for th Are a, Dinities, és | Wilson. Claus in wh al rou arg yim ad un With! were fj mErninutlanenainga Political Hopes Wither. malwnlsomeliaoe fashions. eur ppea * nal) groups by a woman agent of the ‘The rude but harmonizing efforts of| at the Hote. Knickerbocker } readily,” Miss Margaret Daly, tne hea 1 t | gD. Le Jent of the Eclipse | in the American Tobacco Company | ¥@., No @xtr® ChATES 1 sate tO ree able lengths, at moderate prices. nurse, suid yester t F c 4 Jerstan Lee en he! efething ( of No, 11-19 Kast were typical, his closest friends polnt| fo the terms, payment for “@ one priced | |) them are able to t ‘ f : : wee % Pounth att a keen interest in out, of his entire career, which has | supper,” with Wink extra, 1 4 | Fur Coats for Men, suitable for street, 3 - a " a | Ama hose | . 2 after a fashion nus C i > nis the | seeing that ea 1 was fitted satis: been a combination of cleverness and Th ee igop at the Knickerbocker are es Christmas are very amusing F pitying » I factorily, end a special staff 0 WWbe | trute force. Hither by diplomacy or | health of Ike ay Tis who dian engaged dress or automobiling. *Althou children f i (geaauladas las ‘ sickle } for this purpose. liberal in | shes ngth, has ridden ove ‘vations in the ‘grill foom; Baron | { the poorest pe et they bring est git to the ire everyth hat go path, Caruso, C8. bot, Nelaon | ee ee". STRIKING CABMEN REJECT | “ictie ‘ones save ree ved a band] eyrigtmay ay will be celebrates by| A Year ago Mr. Ryan began to devel-| Mayen’ Dr. Jy Ralph dacoby, Rew, Fox| |, Avenue ch {ror 1 try ' clothes tha ¢ usual ty op C0! y estate in Virginia Be Meiville Basar Ingalls jr, J. N, pak iro ae PROPOSAL OF EMPLOYERS, vy swt jothes than the usual line night workers of the olty at the | OP ® large country Gative i Vissi. | i Mie Maivin Carr Burrell, Col, W. New York Of course the Identity of the i tore (urnishes at a bieh price | Roman Catholle Church of St, Andrews | He had 9,,food deel and nacional pale |, White, @ &. Howland, Paul A. Borg saint ah " res pe eat inion 1 Excl : the Ii r a ¥ ire by on high mass which will begin | tes. and it was whispered among his | 4nd Horace Hi Aron La Tonaurant New location will be at 618 Fifth Avenue, at 434 Stree! ba , ld de a c Reen Wire n and xclu- » by Spinfeldt Company, + » jat aio A M, ‘The mass will be sung by| friends that he had his eye on the! 9 Tht TOON gry room, banquet hall for | airingia in vesponsibic prose jon of pion Men Still Broadway, and the warm flannel under | the pastor, the Rey. Luke J. Evers, as- | United State, Senatorship oe Ryan |) and private supper rooms are all of Christmas ‘ anothe ~~ sstioa bi me from Lax & Strauss, of No. | ajx t ays) A Domintén. mo! nce d yan a Dee arate . is the Bone of Contention ae rain dat: 410 Aas 1 Rete ere nie eet posmuaen the target of attack or cen- |KO.) pes the Plaza and All % hild t 1 i ora a : Ser Pl "Among the soloiats wit be | suse from the press end public men, jaigces, including Rector's, Ghenley ee nea, === — == f child wh ‘ good } z ae si wo, 447 | Fe Vv. Persons, Superintendent o! A. ino pololate be ‘and, e ever y any " ‘s, Jack's and ry \ ean me At P Hal r N, Florsone @uperintendeat of Cathedral server eine | politica} aspirations they goon wisheyed arent, all tell the same story. Sheseeretseesesosssecesses esos: t. Nicholas anta Claus and ¢d the report ¢ unio over the Joy and comfort | (jens, Jc Bolge, sig. ‘Belva! | gM Ryans activities In, the Henting | GAL, VATION ARMY ‘ t t t F t en World has spreed among! el and William: Pulte 4 geld have been la cloaked d povarn) pare targa eg ninen Aak 50 a8 se hen auetnahetnn eventy-tive wojoes will assist D8 REPO nen wfth mean Tiyan haa TO GIVE DINNER ‘ t ee i Ly the Ormmniss is mass, $080 tn his operations In Consolidated | Hed to the i people u ne mem: appinens | 5?! 4 fe ne Judument That Counts, | The Salvation Army 18 prepared to | genera f tee Miere MOTO REORe | 5 hous: | 0 { PES, Bell) qt nae been sald by one wh wa that | serve 2,000 Christmas dinnera to the , I don’t believe in Santy Claus—me,” lent t 1 ' tue Lib- |, 1 ¢ amply | (at ‘ Gounsd “the World Almanac ts made for the busy| poor of this city to-morrow. Cau | A s 7 000 gaid Tolnette, a little French girl, to cfemtument | Fepais for their charity,” he sald to wn | ; iii iAP | goany and ie was further stated by the eamne | mander Evangeline Booth will person: | yourself from Adversity--- i the reporter : f the em- « World rep r, aa the lugt lite STOLL Oe Yorgi | pariy ‘also carries # sande of items ally superintend the work, si | feawnon’ Ma . sof prop t was dis-|tle & efit for a acho at e0 ME De Mheshan and’ Me W: | general interest, ieaving no class without the | “ong distribution of dinners for jan- | “ cag ell in america ¢ tro ! all Gain | ented with the gift ag Gounod | pe attention wet thelr PAFEICUIAE Wants yyttgh will tale place at the Grand | pportunities will be separat n, he «ive f ussion. At the © neede he poorer dis Big. Balsa dn a handy reference bool uM * M. pepy end of Was taken and om Fey ng | Benadictue: (i. Cecilia) Gounod |" Soin’ of stedy has completed its contente | Contre) Palace at @ A.M. while thet ? Am} Ame , tricts more than anything else, and Me Ph. Fisherman will be am entertainment for the ‘ ga vs ‘unanimously rejected. oio, Portia Guartetetstele Vote onpartection. and bight and day” work le Hiwo giant Christinas trees, vertised in next s be tres clegan ‘ ere’ 5 pow! was to accede | we ve found many @ child whe Has] agous Dei ‘diase Bolo) Ponlatowakt | ¢icing it for the public, so be prepared with gen, wit me ‘at 2 P.M. The Brook. eve in votre Oncle Sam, to the ce nile of t n kept out of school simply because Mr ae Sheehan arene your quarter in hend to get & copy of the j: e ‘o will bated 1 he union as to feea | © Moly and hours of work, but not to be obiig did not have garments enough to epread her palms out and abru and hourg of work, but bet to be OME he Mra. Aimelia Devin.) 1900 edition promptiy\Jen. 1. shoulders conctus'vely. employ. The bone of contention put in an appearance at aghool. Moly We Prelas' Ts will cost SOc, @ copy west of Buftsle Bath, ® yousg su! ero the West Im pegognition of |) © cabanen’ “@here have bean some pitiful scenes oils ong Yntaiurg, by well, Bey ne Leetedidhnengnemereettites bape. | ~ a ud tes "3 Washington atreet,