[911 solemn
'l'hat the Standard Will
Be Reorganized.
laid to Do to Wold the Links
and Hornet the lit-integra-
‘ it "tho Famous Trust—d1» Bouto-
m Al. Ill-at.
8st gen. lob. l.—All signs pom to
reorganisation of the Standard Oil
m into a great stock corporation. with
‘ . *1 concern. This would mean per-
800. 000,009
so called trust professed to have dis<
mm 855‘ years ago, and each at the
[We parcoled out among them
a purportionate amount of the stock
, ‘ of the subordinate companies, so
In ice, though not in theory, the
‘ exists Just as it did before the
m was made.
Attention was first called to the fact
“something unusual was going on by
thwart rise in the stock. Only a few
agoit was quoted below 200, but to-
thehidds 885. and none is to ho had
at that price. There has been talk about
extra dividends, but the reports have been
Rockefeller Did Not Deny It.
When John D. Rockefeller was asked
5116111111. reported reorganization intoa
. his Chock corporation, hedccllned to nfilrm
or deny it, saying that he was not in n pea
Iition to speak about the matter. Solicitor
1.9. C. '1’. Dodd of the Standard 011 ccm~
, i235
; m that have nothing in them.
also declined to talk but he did not
it. as is his usual custom with re-
A prominent oil man. who keeps track
fl most of the developments in this par-
titular line. said that he was convinced
Mplaua wore on foot for the reorganiza-
than! the trust, and probably the idea
Vin that a more permanent organization
Vllitmld be formed for welding the various
pxtiflrtlos ogether so that the great trust
Vi not sintegrate when the master
hands are no longer at the helm.
There is always danger of legislation
which may prove 11 serious menace to the
at organization, and it is believed
hataway has been found for merging
them permanently into one property.
What this is does not yet appear. The
Standard Oil company now pays 12 per
cent dividends on its old certificates. Six
pet will} on $200,000,000 would still prove
.0 good investment so long as they retain a
practical monopoly of the oil business.
No Fear of Rivals.
There are several outside oil companies
which are making considerable headway
toward bringing an independent pipe line
to “downturn They have already been able
,toraise upward of $1,000, 000 and have
. alarzenumbcr of independent producers
”back of them. It has been suggested that
the Standard magnates fear the outsiders
may break their monopoly. There are no
present indications, however, that. the
" Standard people are much disturbed by
thecompetition.
EA dispatch from Cleveland quotes Vice
President Frank Rockefeller as saying:
' “This is the first that I have heard of such
tithing, and it is from the beginning to
theend news to me. In the first place,
the Standard Oil company is not a trust
1 T , .and has not been for three years.
i “We were a trust until three years ago,
when the state legislature legislated us
out of existence as a trust. and We have
sinccbecn a corporation. 0! course there
area few odds and ends of the concern
Which we have not yet pickcd 11p and
which We are taking in as fast as we can.
This we are realizing on all the time,
and in these respects, and these respects
Ianly, are we in any way a trust or con-
with a trust. To my knowledge
(thorn is absolutely nothing on which such
' a story could be based, and, in fact, there
is no foundation for the story."
Standard Oil Company to Reorganize.
Prrrsnuuo, Feb. 1,—A local paper pub-
llahes a report that the Standard Oil com-
pany is to be reorganized as a corporation,
with a capital of 8:200, 000, 000. This is
just twice the capitalization of the princi-
p'al trust. Having been declared an illegal
combination as at present organized it
has been decided to form acorporation. 1
into which will be more firmly combined
its field production, pipe lines and re«
finerles.
Wilson Found Guilty.
Horunarsauuo, Pa. .. Feb. 1. ——At mid-
night the jury in the Wilson case returned
a verdict of guilty of murder in the first
degree. Before rendering their verdict
lilo jury asked the court whether a recom—
mcndation could be appended to the ver~
allot. The court held that only the sen»
fiance could be impased for murder in the
first degree, and any recommendation
must be presented to the board of pardons.
USerlously Burned While Melting “'ax.
_ New BRITAIN, Conn, Feb. 1,—Mrs.
Vance, wife of ex- Congressman R. J.
Vivace. was badly burned at. her home
while melting wax used in dressing floors.
' Her hands, arms and body were terribly
blistered
. She extinguished the fire by
rolling in the snow. A yoang child of
Mrs. Vance’s was also severely burned.
Both, however, will recover.
Signed by the Governor. .
EATLBANY, Feb. 1. —Governor Morton has
ved the following bills: Ratifving
the election of councilors as members of
the board of managers of the Bufl'alo Ills-
torical society each year since 1881;1egn1-
~iz’lng the incorporation of the village of
Hiddleville, Berkimer county, and appro-
‘ printing 821,400 for contingent expenses
11v '
‘—
\_
of the legislature
thde IslandlAssembly Adjourns.
. PBOV‘IDEXL'E, Feb. 1. -—The general as-
humbly has adjourned until Apr117.Tho
fifuion thus closed has lasted but two
film. The adoption of the revised pul»
no laws and the passage of the annual ap-
Winilon bill were the principal enact—
MD“. 1“
booth o! a Prominent Pennsylvanian.
LOCKBAVEN P1... Feb. l—John Schuy-
let, Jr., a promihent Mason and Well
known throughout this state, died of
hurt failure, aged 57 years He was a
member of the commission to locate mon-
uments on tho Chlckamaugn battlefield.
1.11 11.11 a Million.
Pouoaxssrsrs. N. Y.,Fob.1.—Charles
P. Luckeymenior partner of the firm of
Luau, Platt do Co, died bore, aged 63
M000 Be lett a fortune estimated at
‘. ,,,‘_ Joann-human.
,,:_itos1m.tm «11.11.11 11.. 111112.141“.
Bakes. late judge of Steuben coun-
uhhhoneinthis cit!
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and (hill-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorphine nor other lsrootie sub-
stance. It isaharmleu substitute for
More morn. man: one.
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ are by
millions of lathe". Castoris is the
Children's Panacea—the We
Friend.
CASTORIA
For [athlete and Children.
Donotheimposed upon, butineietnpou
having Castoria. and see that the Malina?
signature or Z '
is on the
feet ourselves and the public at all hoards.
Tn Consul Comm. 17 Murray $11.1.
“mourn
PATENT
MEDICINES.
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!
At Our Prices; In Fact /
Hard Not To Takell
Loxatonik, $1.00
Hood’s Sarsapnrilla, 65
Aycr's S11rsnparilla, 75
Dawn‘s Sarsaparilla, 71':
Green’s Nervurn, 71')
Paine's Celery Compound, 85
Cuticurn Resolvent, 85
Scott‘s Emulsion, SO
Cnstoria, 25
Atwood's Bitters, 171, or two for 25
Carter‘s Pills, 15, or two for 21')
Williams” Pink Pills, _ ~10
Lydia Pinkbniu's Veg. (‘11111p0und. .\'0
Alcock's Porous Plasters, 10
Benson's Cupsic Plasters, 1711‘, or '2 for :25
Geo. Cgiillson’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St, So. Norwaik.
HUNT t zELUET,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers 111
Fish ,
Oysters
a nd Cia m s,
Lobste rs.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Fou‘nd!
HORSE RADISH GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Catsup I
Pickeied Oysters!
Telephone Call. 40-11.
‘vou CAN’T no BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print—
In g !
At the Sentinel
Ofi’lco.
—’You 0011'! Have To Swear Oil,
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-Bac, the
famous tobacco habit cure, “We know
of many cases cured by No—To-Bac.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him'sick." N0-
To-Buc. 5011111111! guaranteed by R. 'H.
Pleisted. No cure no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00., New York‘or
Chicago. . _
J..W Pitrcc, Republic, I11. . says: “I
hav e used One Minute Cough Curc' 111 my
family and for myself, with results so
entirely satisfactory that I can hardly
find words to express myself asto its
merit. Iwill never fail to recommend
it to others, on every occasion that no
seats itsc.
I quickly cured by De “filth; Witch Hazel
not better, and after using three bottles
continual! yreemnmendingotbermothm
tenufiemmnd alwayswith the hen no.
results. . My baby wit-deathly nick with
cholera infantant. and 01-41mm Diar-
these Mixture cured it almost immod-
’ lately. Dr. Band's Colic Care is 111111;
excellent—Mrs. N. A. Daniels." Dr.‘
Hand‘s Colic Gore and Dr. Hand‘s Dinr- E
rhtna Mixture are sold by all druggista,
25c. m.-w..
It not only is so, it must be so, One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and:
that's what makes it go.
-—-Aceton is harmless.
A high liver with a torpid liver will
not be a long liver. Ctn'rect the liver
with Do Witt‘s Little Early Risers, little
pills that care dysmpsia and constipation
Read Ayer‘ s Almanac, which your
druggist will gladly hand you, and note
the wonderful cares of rheumatism, ea~
tarrh, somfula, dyspepsia. eczema, do-
bilit)’, humors anti sores, by the 111-loci
Ayer's Sra'saparilla, the only Snrsapu-
rilla admitted at the World's Fair.
Cure For Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the
very best. It affects 11 ponnaneut cure
and the Itibst dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who are afflicted to procure a
bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial
In cas'csof habitual constipation Electric
Hitters cures by giving needed tone to
the bowels, and few cases long resist the
use ofthis medicine. Try it once. Fif'.
ty cents and $100 at Stillsou's and
Weed's drug stores.
Quick in effect heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions
acnlds, old
Always
Salve. Applied to burns,
sores, it is magical in effect.
cures piles.
The Discovery Saved Ills Life.
.Mr. (.1. Calhouetto, druggist, Beavers-
ville, Ill.,s11ys: "To Dr. King's New
Discovery [owe my life. Wus taken
with La (,Irippc and tried all the physi-
cians for miles about, but of no avail.
and was given up and told It'ould not
live. Having Dr. King's New Discovery
in my store I sent for 11 bottle and began
its use. 111111 from the first dose begun to
was up and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We don't keep 11011.91-
or store without it." Get 11 free trial
at Stillson's and “'ccd's drug stores.
——Aceton cures _heudncl1e.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by lot-111 applications :15 they cannot reach
the diseased p1 union of (1100111: Them in
only one way to cure deafness, and that i
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
ls caused by 1111 inflamed cruulition of
tho 111111-0113 lining of the I‘lllu‘llit‘liltlll
Tube. \V’bvu this tube Ir: inflamed you ,
have 11 rumbling sound or i111perf1'1't hear-
ing. and when it ist'ntin'lyclo-wl. D1911"-
11055 is the result, and unless 1111' 1111111111-
mntion 0:111 be taken out 11111! this tale
restored to its 1101'111111 condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever : nine cases out
of ten are caused by outarrh, which is
nothing but 1111inflamedcondition of the
mucous 5111‘ fat 1 s
We will give 0111- Hundn 1! Dollars
for 1111) case of Do: tincsa' (1.1115011 by c: 1-
turrb) that cannot be cured by Hull's ,
Catnrrb (lure. Semi for circulars : free. 1
1“.T.UHI‘11'EY 6'1: ('0., Toledo, 0.
"Sold by Druggists.1 11'.
One Minute Couch (‘11re tout 111's tin-
right spot. It also touches it of flu-
right time if youtnItt- it when you how
ncough ort'old. See the point." Tin 11
don’t cough.
"—Aceton will break up a cold.
“Give 1111' 11 liver rcgulnton and I can
regulate the 111-111111," said a genius. The
tlt'uggist h' ludcl 111111 11 bottle of Dr
W itt 5 Little Early Risers,
little pills.
the famous I
—Acct011 cures the grip.
Don't invite disappointment by cxpcri
menting. Depend upon One Minute
lough Cure 11.1111 you liaV'eit11111t't'iizlt1‘ re-
lief. It cures croup. The only harmless
remedy tlult products immedinte results.
—Accton will prevent pneumonia.
3111111111; 1111111811111.
The best salve 1n the world for cats,
bruises, antes, ulcers, salt rheum fever I
sores, tetter, chapped hands, 01111111111119. 1
euros, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tiver cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by (r. C. Stillson and
E. P. Weed.
1 Soothing. healing, cleansing, Dc Witt’s
Witch Hazel Salveis the enemy to sores,
wounds and piles. w hich it never fai's v 1!
cure. Stopsitchingaudbuming. Cun'sICLIFFORD HAYES,
chapped lips and cold-sores in two or,
three hours. I
Don‘t worry Don't run in debt. 1
Don' t trifle with your health. Dost:
try experiments with medicines. Don t ,
waste time and money on worthless 1
compounds. Don’ t beganuaded to tai e
a substitutefor Ayor‘s 9.111111121111111. It
is the lust of blood-purifiers.
isoU'rn NtlliWALK, '
Notary Public. Acknowledgments 'l‘nlu-u.
1111111. If. Layton,
1 I'll-o, Life and
Accident
unsURAchu
lies! Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
rafts. Loans Negotiated
and Mocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 11.111.110.111 PLACE.
Next to Post Dillon,
(SUNS.
«11.11.11.111'm111m.
runs. srltone. RELIABLE. _
11‘ the verdict arrived at by
Chemical Analysis of '
OS BAKING‘:
POWDER
Health and Satisfactorv
Results attend its use.
“IUIAOTUIID IV
C. ll. 3088 A SON, New Radon, Can. :
‘
PERHAPS
YOU~— DON’ T,
lint if_1ou should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry ori
Silverware I
0r}our Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired 11nd CIc;111ct!,cuIl 01 '
51-111! 11! once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
Opera House Block,
South Nor-walk, ' .
NORWALK, CT.
‘
AT WAR
with high prices, we still succod in get-
ting 11111! soiling soumbcntitilnl patterns
in wall paper at. figtm‘s which should
properly belong to inferior grades. But
it's all business—we don't give thug-1011s
:1w11y:but \vt' 1111911ntisiicd with a fair prt -
fit 11111! 1111 I111 rousing number of sales.
Painters Supplies.
11111.45 Materials. Pictures.
l’ie‘ turns 1' 1 unml to order.
Painting l’npcrhwging and Decorat-
ing.
DECKER,
78 Wasbi 11gto11 Street. So. Norwulk.
‘——
A Dainty Gift.
1\ fir-1- all said and done, a fine, well-made
. . ~..._._ -_fi.__:—‘-’..___.
-tylish, Welbfitling pair of shoes is as "000;“
liilc a CHRISTMAS PRESENT as anything
you can think of.
If there is any question a~
o where the very best of Its kind can be pur ‘
abused, It’s easily answered—at
H.$.BROWN’S
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
Conn.
Nash &__!§_nScoy
Just take :1 look at our South wind
mv :111 I 51 c if you think
Largo Linc of
'Piumbers’ 9 Steam Fitters
Supplies!
a
I unrest I inc of
CAST -
IRON, MALLEABLE- AND- BRASS- FITTING
In the city. such as Valves, Reducing Fitting, ctt'.
NasHavanscom
Conmain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK, -
CONNECTICUT.
INi'lat Clifford
Hayes is Being—
AT THE
Star Market!
He is selling the BEST “MEATS the Market affords. \
He is giving the Best Service possible.
He is selling strictly for CASH.
He is selling Meat cheaper than it was ever sold in
South Norwalk.
READ HI
5 PRICES.
and you will be cmni' Iced that it is the pint e to spend your money:
Best r-irloin Heals,
Round Steak,
Shoulder Steak,
Fresh Pork, Chops or Roast,
Fl$h iiams,
Sausage,
Smoked ilams,
Legs of Motion,
.1 Ills.llrenk'ast1B;lcc11,
Plate or Brim-nit of Beef, {rt-sh or still ,
6 lbs. Extra 5111? Park,
('holteC onniry Chickens,
Choice Country Turkeys.
11c 111
101: lb
tic lb
10c lb
101: lb
101: lb
I‘JL' lb
. 18c lb
. 50c
~ic lb
THE- STAR- MARKET,
Corner South liiain
and Haviiand Streets.
Manager.
THE HAMMOND case.
“—4—... I
lien-tor Joan Cotton With Mentor, 01- ;‘
my Regarding the latter. I
winds-11mm l-'.ob 1. —Senator Jones of ‘
,Ncmdu called at the state department to
confer with Secretary (lint-y respecting tho
case of John linys Hammond, the Anu'rl I
can mining engineer under arrest at Pro-1'
torln on n 1 barge of [rt-11111111.
’l‘ln-senntor hm! a long cahlegrmn to;
1 Monte" from the prisoner explaining in ,
1 detail the origin of the troubles in the
Transvaal and the grievances suffered by
,1 the American and other foreign residents
at the hands of tho Util'l‘fl. "1111111111111! do- '
scion-s that the reform 111ovc1111'nt in .111
1 hanuvsburg Was totally \llil'lllililu'lt'tl with
‘ the ill starred Jameson campaign. but .
' was caused by the unbearable plight of
the foreigners. who were paving all of tin- ,
taxes of Hill country while being deprived
of all right of rt-prost-uinlhm, although
twice as numerous as the floors. Ill-1 urges
that tho l'nitt-d States government bring I
pressure to IM'lI!‘ on the Transvaal govorn- 1
tin-lit to set are not only the re! case of tho 1
American prisoners. but the nllownmo to
, them of full (I\ll rights, and that if this ,
1 direct. effort fails the ! nitvd Matt's unite I
with Great Ilritnin to mull". the liners.
, 'l‘heso representations were brought to
the attention of Secretary Ulncy by Sent» ;
tor Jones. and what the result will be it ‘
is not possible to say. though it is surmised 1
that the efforts of this government at pros-
out will be confined tn a careful \vntt‘ i1
I (nor the proceedings at Johannesburg 11111!
an insistence upon 1111 ltI)a11IlitI'I‘.'l.'lll‘ and
open trial of the Americans who were or-
restcd by the liners.
Hammond to lie Admitted to llall. ,
.loussxssln'm, Fob. l.—'!'l1o l'niu-d '1
State-1 consular agent. l\l1‘. lilnnlon, and;
the special comlnissionor. Mr. E. Brown. 1
acting under instructions from Secretary
Olnoy, have int-wvimvvd the president. and
executive on I11-l111ll of John llnya lIn111~
1110111! and others. The 'l‘ransv1ml govern-
mom is highly pit-used at Mr. Ulnoy'u 1-1'1-
blc, which states that the I'nilmi States .'
will act independently of England. i'rosb I
dont Krugir prom!» 1! to 111151111 Ilmn-
inund’s prolimin. m lit-tiring \'.' ith 11 \Ii' 11'
to fixing flit 111111111111 111' b'iil.
An Indian Taboo.
The penalty for violating, t'vcn till-
i wittiugly. the taboo of 11 urns is '.1 visi-
. lotion of sores, livid spots. influu1111utiol1
‘ of the eyes and own blindness. The
In-shtasundu, or thumb-r gens, do not
touch reptiles. lmuls 1 r beetles. Some 1
years ago tlwvcgvtnblo 1111111111 of the!
'10111 11111 misinn was visit. 1! b} the 1: mil 9
doling '1‘ 1-11 gm 1! 11115.41: 11. lries 111 (I11 11",:1 _
cugavved the childn 11 in the “ml: of ex-
1crminutiou by offering 11 bounty of 5
11011111 11 uuart, 1.11111! 111911511111. for do
As the nation-11111 of the
r'l-mv'of the
3 funct bugs.
species Im'ann' 11111111111111,
young wits udnltt-rutt'll their bugs by
I, the addition 1.! spurious beetles. About
, this time one-of the little girls became
' suddenly covered with 91 1194. Her par-
ents, hearing of it, (1111111 in consterna-
'fiou to the mission. >111)! 11 7111113 1! in the
timndtr gens, 11111! the ob: ld's bug in—
come cox-111d at 1111-1 “1110 II' 11! 1111\\'~it
‘ lingly b1 e11 carrying «111 :1 11111311 in her
fauna—Alice C. Fletcher in i'cnlury.
llnillf: IlusIm-u “'ifll \I'ulz'tlnlolu f'lu-t'k'l. '
IVlilANAI'HiJS, 1"1-b. |.—l.:1,-1 .\'ovc-mher'
Solomon lilm‘k, 11 Well known blilt'Ii buyer
of llufl'11lo.1':-11111 Inn 11111! bought from In
“c (any 2! dinnnpnlis mocha-1'1! firms $5. .‘wr: \ ojrth’
of (attic. pay in” for flu 5111111 \\i1I11I11'1'k<
‘, 11111l111i‘li'st .\ 1111111111! l1'111!.111ul the Show:
, 1111:! Leather National bunk ni' Build!” 11111! :
1 the Western National hunk of New lel’k.
Wlu'n thesi- I'Ill'l'Ih' \\’t'l‘ti prusvlltt’d. the ‘
1 sellers worn unfilled that the checks wore i
- wurthbxa. as Block IllllI no funds In llm,‘
' bunks named. The [11'1'1'111111'1' grunt! jury I
. Iiitlit'lcd Illut k. 'l‘.I11'.'1utI1urili1's have lit-1'11
. unable to 1111'1111' IiInI'I. 11ml! _\'I‘~I1‘l‘lI:i_V, I
[when he \\.1.< .1rt'1~'t('tl I\ the ~I11riil‘ ”:1
1 )I: 11"11111 11111111y.\\l1otook him all :1 train:
1 iii 1": unkiurt. lilot' k was 1111 his way to.
[.31111'11111 [In W :15 bruu girl 111 this tity. ,
like. 1! .‘villnltru' .\1'1lnilte‘d. I
V111 1'1111 K1111 1312.1 1~—l". .\1. “il-
1‘ Iinmsou one of ii 111 IIll't‘l‘ alleged 111111'111' r-
‘ 01's of II. II Loon 1n! h'1.-<I11111 111-quilted
‘ of the charge. At 1111- trial .\lit'lmt'l .Ior '
11:111. 1111 Illllllllt‘ 11! the Soldiers” Immi- :11 3
1 I11'111'11w11rtl1. lt~IIlIt 1! that “illinmsnu
‘ 1111! Ili<di\o1'1'1-1! wife, Mrs lr1111~‘\\illi.'1111-,
son I11"'11!11111-111! into 11 t‘o115plr1itv to kill1
I con mi in 111‘1!11'to,r1t the $301M 1119111-
I once \vbic Leonard carried in his wife‘sj
' favor. ‘1
Venezuelan ('ouunlssiun Meets.
1 \V'Asllixu'i‘tn‘. Ft‘ll. I.—~'I‘ho Venezuelan
commission 111'!!! its regular weekly 1111101.
111g. with 11!! of the 1111'1ub1‘1's present. lip
i to this time the commission has not rv-j
cvived notice from either the British or
the Venezuelan governments of 1111 inten-
; tion to avail itself of the invitation or,
'; tended to 1111111 111' through l'l‘lll‘t >1 11! :‘1tiw<.
1\nthi gins bun tlvtcrmun 1! wt 11< in
H! 1111i!n an agent to Europe to (”III-ct 1 vi-
' (I) M.
l-ailnre af l’rm illencc.
PumlDEXt‘F Fob. l—Tlm “illinm A
Harris Steam E nginec'omp my bus n~<lgn
. ed to Augustus 0.1511111'111111n1i In 1! A.
, Ilnrrls, with heavy liabilities, which arc;
reported to be for above the assets. and
with a deficient p: 1y roll. The help «Inim 1
they have not been paid tor 11 long time i
Called to Brooklyn to I’m a1 11
LUIS. Masts” Feb. l.-—I{ev. Janos \i. '
1PulIman of this city has in N1 called to
I the pastorate of the Universalist Church
I of Our Father, Brooklyn, to succeed Rev.
Dr. Sash, who has become president of
Lombard university in Illinois.
| “father Forecast.
1 Rain; warmer; southerly winds. .
1899 FEBRUARY. 1899
Su. M0,: Tu.:we. Th. Fr.
.—
3—
9 10I111121314'
l ' ‘luien
' fission:
LOST IIIGOR
. L15: rf Sous! Pnuerlin either
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