‘ . OVOI
.I _ ., pflmtworIIfiiI'Indofi‘ .mpoets. .
w. J. a opioiu will have a very good
A u “RC“ ‘5’ ‘M- effect upon the business of the coun-
I {Altman for 7m, try. particularly those tremendous aav
‘ tide,.ltl:0'l a. in: 10:22 p. In.
mentions of capital known as the
flood. 6:12 a. in.; sets, 6:07 p, In
trusts. It wasahown that the merger
' no oau'rmcl. ritualistic
CALLI. ,
was a pool formed for the pit of
enriching both coooorna at l e as
Motion Rsoldonco.
«lualnoos Ollico.
pense of the ”In. it further shows
that all MOM Ia restraint of
'ifi-Idltol'lal Room. trade. whether WIN. or unreason-
. . . .'—Iraseit allies, Norwaiit.
I: orpas "antelope" oaAza.
o return to the simple grateful
lovely religion of Christianity is
- lng w-hii h must boat-Iconipllsllcd
or there will be a ironltmilolls
em to settle. \ ‘
People. for some reason or other.
. - to be seeking after the sensation-
.. ytlle passionate, the yellow religion
' Neil is as far removed front that
'l. by Christ as tllc poles are wide
rt; The reason for this must be
vercd and tile remedy applied or
ecta of the Christian religion will
A‘ immeasurably and that too III the
II future.
What is the reason that people are
”fling, going far out of their way to
‘End tolfglon where there is none.-
o hat/e had the sickening and dis-
Wing exhibition of Dowlclsm.
‘ thousands of people have been
astray by a faitlr and mountehack,
that is what Dowie Is. no more and
ngloos. Again we have seen the wlcrd'
Med which have accompanied the
orgies of the Holy Ghosters and Us.
Tito lewd doctrines of Mormonism
again been brought forcibly to
our "notice by the Reed Smoot lnvestl
hlw
The power of Congress over the lil-
tcratale commerce system is guaran-
teed thereby which means that fiirthor
legislation along the same lines may
be accomplished by Congress ill the
matter of perfecting a system of laws
which shall render the trusts compar-
atively harmless to the people. yet al~
low of such aggregations of capital as
are really necessary to early on the
tremendous enterprises of the coun-
try.
Probably no more important decis-
ion has been rendered by the Supreme
Court of the United states since the
momentous qugstlons of the civil war.
Some claim that the decision against
the income tax was of greater import-
ance bill this late decision will have a
pie lit-large and it cannot fail to re
suit beneficially to the working classes.
THE TRADE.
(The American Hatter).
To the unthinking listener to the
talk one hears of the state of business
just past. present and to come. which
emanates from that prophet of unpro-
fitable business—the Peaslmlst—the
in general would appear to be the
”iicmnltlon bowwows" of legendary
fame.
Thai our friend i?) the Pessinllst ls
"dead wrong." as latter-day slang
would pllt it. is amply evident to any
merchant or manufacturer who will
take tiic trouble. to look intelligently
nto the true status of things.
Even with the adverse weather cou-
ditlons business is not bad—to be
frank. in some branches of the trade
conditions have heretofore been much
mom to our liking but our real sur-
:lrlse should not be at a slightly les-
toned constellation of goods and a con
tel-vatlsm in buying. but-rather. in the
'aceof a siege of Wintry weather such
‘18 has been equaled in bllt few lil-
dances before. that business is as good
an it is.
it is a certainty that good business
will begin with the advent of good
weather, and those retailers who are
bemoaning their unsuccessful attempt
to sell Spring headwear with a bowl-
lng blizzard, or the. temperature at
zero or below out side. should cheer up
and expect better things
it is usually an easy. bilt not always
convincing. explanation of affairs to
ny poor business to the weather. bill
present conditions speak for them-
selves -
Thousands upon thousands of out»
door workers‘cannot ply their trade
lll severe weather—with what result
to tllclr purchasing power?
Trallic and transportation facilities
are sellously lnlerfercd with, and how
loos this affect the purchase and ship-
lillg of merchandise? Take the towns
tloilg such waterways of internal com-
nerce as the. Ohio River, for instance.
he Ohio Rivenhas been closed to
navigation by lee Tor about two months.
about twice the average period. Call
ilcrcllauts in [hit section through
which it flows be expected to buy bats
under such clrcllnlstanccs-—cspoeially
when they may be twenty miles from
I railroad, and the river is relied upon
. to bring thcnl their stock In trade?
“Then it was'lliiit Mrs. Beal gloaned And Willi 0f the Mind of Man II! li
use the. Holy Spirit did not wholly applies to this question? isn‘t It «Ill
Id to her and said that her little “cult to think of Sarina mile and an
Thurman must be sacrificed Some thuse over Spring samples with noth-
.ully acceded and other women pro ing like Spring in sight? it limit in
. - to sacrifice their children" IlsIIIl-fiaIrIlId itsIlIlIn impoIlIIIlnt word—I-
,I I |.II. w a open ercon onsaa0u-
2: “I" sigmoid: “VI" “h.” lined. the lfoundation oi the pros
‘ 53 0 a” ‘ c 5 q 9 verify of the country is Just as firin-
lilch. out ”be answered is Why ly and solidly based as over. Given
, things 'p'pen. Is it because ISIpring thlIather—IandI pcrhale: Ibcforo
‘ l l I roll Ion lose nor a are n pr at we s al have
“omit”; it‘ll‘mllgrclii toughen experienced its first warmth—trade
‘3 1" will resume its wentcd activity and
bills the brim! and slmplcdoc- hurry orders will take it prominent
, of Chrisl. What is it? , place in the calculations of bat mpnu-
* w—A—V-u-w .I III. "
. facturersI.
THE MERGER CASE. 1
I The Case Trado.
_ - ~ The Western and out-of-town iobbers
‘ opinion o" the Supreme Cdart. are now. in the market in force and
"MW“ Securities merger their buying has been pretty general
Milan down yesterday is of far lymsatlozotoay. timeouto clrIqum-
importance to ever man or ii 63! rea y III on y exp tad
I. the country for it affects their' orders have been .eat a trlfie.
. with the result that the season will
thotruata. “i A '0"! this "'9 "reliably develop as a feature bigger
~ Idonatltuilonality of the fiber-
upltcates than usual.
Trust Law and that the
Shocking stories collie from time to
Nikola! bands of devil worshippers
(nigh there is a feeling that suck
Wes should be taken with a grain oi
toolb- Not long ago, after a series of
" the passionate revival meetings in It
“drill somewhere ill the South a lllllil
r of people become. permanently in-
pane as the, result of their prolonged
I‘Vlce which liiaied it couple of days
Sunday information came that‘
the population of Brain Island on lb
What of Maine had become crazed by
W‘chivalists whose work here al
Ito earmarks of fraud. Women tried
offer human sacrifices of their own
dblldmn and men lore limb from limb
" sis which were offered. It is be
eved that ten of the worshippers arc
upane and amend of them dangerous
«and violently so. They have mild:
their i‘aruluI houses and propert;
e 'revivallsls till fact. it may in-
[that most of the “ yellow" tells
a demand lurgc pioperty offerings)
and at) crazed wcle they that it. we
til difficulty that the child .who had .
been selected us the human offering
uphill be rescued from them.
‘ W title sickening account of ihci
orallip: " ‘
l‘Illllslng hcl hands high ill llle air as
, king inspiiatioll she said that a
a dog in the village must be kill-
ilt' was brought into the room.
Deal said that the dog was to ly
the Lord. Eli Heal grasped thi
" with hands outdo stronger than
at by insane fervor and lore opel
lirout. The {antics groanetl an:-
led whllct the dog bleatbctl it
A cat was the next vii-.tllu slml
ceremonies being gone through
Their purchases l‘ve been fairly dl
- between still and soft hats, and
2th attempt to count soft hats out of
.the race is thoroughly discredited by
orders already in hand.
Drown Dot-bye.
i.ll‘i1()tel Cliffor ”It“ The brown derby—pro anti con— is
staple of endless surmise and dis
43mm ‘5 “1°? "“0 soil in the trade, and to cut a
Mil. Sure you Will men ion of their brown. or um. of
in"; toward public favor, even though
that mention he. ever on brief would
Inn coins tile subiect an Injustice.
It seems needless to say that nothing
. - ‘i light colors could bo successfully
ntmiiuced in such weather as that of
ETD. HOTEL IA- Ili‘ebrlal'y. 1904 but this much is can
.- . lull.“ that the brown “derby to occupy-
log a bigger niche in the consideration
Ind than for
oovoral monu-
war not so to
. int. WALZ.
. . ‘" ofor.
Ind
able. are a violation of the Sherman ‘
more for reaching effect upon the pee- '
only possible and of the business world .
Have? your cake, muffins, and tea bis-
cuit heme-made. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco-
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised .
hot-biscuit, puddings, the hosted. layer-
cake, crisp cookies,
not compare.
Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
ROYAL BAKING POW DER 00., NEW YORK.
muffins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
3y
crullers, crusts and
PROTECTING U NITED ETATES.
IMISS SAFFORD ELUDES FATHER. ifol"tlict 'cHlupcs the glollnd .lt
Naturally the costs and wrals Of All
kinds follow the lines of the dress"
and have sloping shoulders.
You in y not know it btlt hot water
and cold. blustcrlng weathei make it
combination unit can boldly full to
rollghell the hands. Usc walni water
or told water not hot.
To keep youl self-approval you illiiiii
be honest It is impossible to be. dis-
honest und not stand condemned be-
fore the hat of conscience No matter
how slight the departure from truth or
ingenuity. no matter how tiifllng ille
dctoptlon or untrutbfulness (of any
deception or lliitrutllfuluoss citll be tou-
sltlelcd slightly) you have been talu-
pcling with the needle. and if 3’0“
persist ill such a course you will not
teat h the timber you sctk. -—8uicess
’l‘he figlllc of a woman who has ab-
lioimal. Illps has the appealluilic of fall.II
lng abruptly away in low hulking the
hips mote tonspltllolls Such will not:
adopt the skirts with silillcd yokes
bill if they make the yoke very closet
and perfect- fitting as far as the hips1
extend, and alllrr a blind below that
line the effect is excellent. 'ihe shir- i
ling should be Just where the figure.
ablllptly falls away making the due!
from the belt down more gracefuLl
Huch figllles shollld dress in skills with
«I slight train on every possible occu-l
t~ (III.
I want to thank the blend front Say- l
blook lll my own behalf as well as fut
those who requested It for sending thoI
lIcclpe for peanut cookies. Cream one
lourth cup of butter with one~haif cup
of sugar, add beaten yolks of two eggs
lilill beat thoroughly. Mix one tupl
Ilollr onc~hnlf teaspoon stilt. one:
loundeil teaspoon llaklng- powder. lilid.
add to the mixture In alternation with
one-fourth cup of milk. Add one tea-i
spoon lemon juice and two t‘lllla‘ oft
chopped pcnnilts. When Well l)l".lll‘il‘
lll'li|I front tip of spoon on buttered.
. Itilil. place three halves of nuts on ’cllchl
lillll bake ill ii moderate ovca until?
light brown. l
lhcl c is It ltitlc dil’i‘treiiic lit-tunic ii iii
walking suit and It sticit suit. 'tbc
all
points but the latter Is ilncl went on:
French Law, in Connection With Sale While He Hurt-led to Brooklyn Site the “up... "“"il’l ,IMHI. puss” Ililougll;
of Panama Canal. Being Locked Up. 5
PARIS, March in.~—’lile ufllclsls oi“
Was Married In New Rochelle.‘
NEW RilCliEl hid. N.Y Match 15..
ill Ilcl caliiage told is oftiil uoill ill
the house Mct‘illl's Magazine llil'lfiI
the Anlcllcan embassy ale cousidctlngivtt‘hlio hot father was‘iiulryiug in} that the walking suit with its instcpi
all the possiblt points of Fiction Inw;
lirooklyn to prevent her marriach
length skirt, is fast becoming a gownI
to insulc the plotcctloll of tile llilllt‘di Mi...“ Anne 3 mum-(L formerly of "mi \\"lll(ll can be worn "DO“ MW. 00'1““)an
States when lllc payment of ultimo. tluo (ity. m0... retenlly of the Bronx and; It Is often made quite dressy with more.
for the Panama t anal (.‘oillisinv s plop- now once mole of New Rochelch was ‘tr less c‘laboiale trimmings.
erty in mode. Uile ot tllc points cont lil
cred is w-ht ihci Il is dcsilttbic to have
the limits appoint a ilquitblloi to It‘-
tells: the illollcy Illh‘ltntl of paving ll
dirtctly lo the ()llltCl rs of the old lolli—
pany.‘ Home legal authorities lifinttl'l.
that this would be the best means of
protecting tllc United States against
any subsequent claim on tile part of-
stockholders ot the old company; tllutl
the officers of [ill new company were
not alltllollzeti to let cite pay .tlellt.
t'nitctl Stairs Allllifllhhfllllii Portal is
ratisfleil that no such itallu Would be}
v. did and that ii ilquldnior is no. llcc-‘
ossary.
Another question is will-tllcl' lllc sale
of all the property oi the coliiplliiy
comes Within the ctlaltcr rights grant-
cti it) the company.
~iuqutrus lu.uit lead to the concili-
slon that the company has ample
rights to ac".
ur' NATIONAL lMPORTANCE.
IAre the Questions to be Discussed by
Political Science Academy.
PHILADELPHIA. March lit—«titula-l
tions of national importance will be
ulscllsstd by distinguished speakers at
the eighth annual meeting of the Ain-
crxcan Academy of Political und Social
defence to be lll'ltl here on April it and
a. The annual address will be. made
oy George B. Cortclyoll, Secretary of
ooiillncrce and Labor. whose topic will
tie "Some Agencies tor the Extension
at our Domestic and VUI‘f‘iKn i‘radc.‘
iiovcrnlnent control of financial insti-
tutions, the immigration problem and
anti-Trust legislation will be discussed
by nlen'of national pronliilcilcc. The
list of speakers includes: William R.
itldgeloy. Comptroller of the Currency;
r‘. l). Kllbilrn. superintendent Banking ls
Department. New York state; Profes-
sor li‘. A. Cleveland. New York Univer-
sity: Frank I’. Sargent. Commissioner
of lullitigl'atloil; Professor i". H. Gid-
dings, Columbia University. and James
of. Book, former Assistant Attorney-
Jeneral.
THE WAY TO GET DUSINEIG.
From an excellent article in the well.
known insurance journal. Business, of
London. England. we take these stim-
ulating paragraphs:
Don't tackle a man in a faint-hearted
way. as If you were ashamed of your
business.
Enthusiasm la catching. Be enthus-
lactic In your work and you will on~
thuse the man you seek to interest.
~ The practical definition given by on-
orgetlc minds to the word "difilcuity"
ls-I—o thing to overcome
“Men who have risen In the world
are not those who have been helped
along. but those who helped them.
selves by putting their own shoulder
to the wheel. Whether you work for
fame for love. for money. or for any
thing else, work with your own hands,
heart, and brain."
The world has no sympathy with
or respect for. disappointed people.
"hugh. and the world laughs with
you: weep, and you weep alone.’
He who every morning plans his
day‘s -w and foliowtout that plan.
weavesa road which will guide hint
through the business labyrinth of life
ACCORDING NORTHERN SECURI-
Tilt!
NEW YORK. March ls—a Montreal
«snatch today givoa R. Form. vice-
president of tho Ifmtreal Light A
Pas-so company. as authorityfor
stateroom that the Norther-nami-
as. Company of Canada has been
todocbarterbytho thoDolaialoa
find-at; thatitishackodbythe
latorootaaad iauadodtoao
”(DOW “mam
’ Maliluroilcck.
lltnlllcd here Satuiday evening.
ltoberi li‘. Safford. the. father of the;
bride aiid Ills family formerly lived ill
Residence f’alk. They removed lloli
long ago to the Bronx. While theyE
were here, Miss Safford became en
gaged to Dudley ll. Goldsmith of Geld-
amlth Brothers, markctmen of MainI
Street. Contrary to the usual condi-
tions the young woman was opposed of New Yolk the. oldest bank In Ncwiom'
Paris
.llns taken It up and their is quite a
“note for it In the gay tapitol. To-
day It is worn by the smallest Paris-I.
ltllnes. bllt in its most elaborate as-
pcil With them it is the family
Louis XVI coat and the trimmed skirt
NEW YORK BANK'S ANNIVERSARVi
NEW YORK March 15.—-Tbe Bank
Spring Maniacs--
China and Sousa.
WHENI YOU NEED YOUR'NEW FLOOR COVERING FOR THE
COMING SUMMER, DON'T THINK OR WORRY ABOUT IT, IUT CALL
AT THE BOSTON STORE. YOUR WORRIES AND "THINKS” WILL
BE FORGOTTEN WHEN YOU SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY OF MAT.
TINGG WE ARE SHOWING.
QUANTITY. ONE HUNDRED ROLl S,
QUALITY. THE VERY BEST AT ANYTHING LIKE THE PRICE.
0
THE PRICED, LOWER THAN YOU'LL FIND THE GAME GOODS
FOR IN ANY CITY. SOME FEW EXAMPLES:
CHINA MATTINGS, AT 12c YD-i $4.00 PER ROLL, 40 V08.
'.' CHINA MATTING, AT 19c VDJ $6.80 ROLL, 40 YDS.
CHINA MATTING. AT 29c YDJ $10.80 ROLL, 40 YDS.
CHINA MATTING, AT 33c YD.; $11.60 ROLL, 40 YDS.
SPECIAL IN JAP MATTING AT 25c YD.: $8.40 ROLL, 40 YDS.
SPLENDID BARGAIN IN RUGS. COTTON CARPET. OIL CLOTH
AND LlNOLEUM.
SUPPORT GIVEN STRIKERS. l Private .Iolln Allcll says that a friend
NEW YORK March lbs—Hearty . of Ills living in Mobile has for a butler
support to the strike of masons' ls l .til extlemely dignified and polite dal-
borcra Is being given in the bricklay- Ikey, a veritable relic of ante-bellum
unions and today the busts"; s ‘1': ys. As often happens in the case of
to a showy churt ll wedding. while not York and the second bank established; agents of tho bricklayera throughout the old negro this old chap ls prone
father insisted it was I church wedding in ihiti (‘Oiinli'y Obtii’i'l'lkl its 120”! an title, city were calling out those. who did to the use of long acids of whose
or none. :
Tile yoilng woman told her fatherf
Saturday afternoon site was coming to“ Hamilton. who was its counsel and a hlilufloli ogre. uncut to which the brick-
Nc u Rethcllc. Aftcl she left home the
father suspecting something followed
hci. She came by like main line and
the other by the suburban
they landed at ”it New Rochelle depot'
at about the same time. Miss Saffordl
saw her father. while he failed to on;
serve her. and as ho was on his;
way to (ioldsnlllll' s store on Malll‘
Sticct. she was using the telephone
As it itsull of ii llllcf talk on the
who Miss Saffoid boarded a car fol
and Mr. (lowsmith
boarded another bound for the same
place. It appeals that when Ml. Sat
ford loathed lhc Goldsmith store. he
met James Goldsmith. a brother 0.
Dudley's. who "lileOod' that Dlld
icy had gone to Brooklyn to be mar-
ried. Mr. Safford was furious, bllt
started on a wild goose chase to Brook-«
lyil. While he was still traveling. his
daughter alld Dudley Goldsmith doubl‘
on back, as a result of telephoned in-
formation. and. being joined by James
and Richard Goldsmith. went before
Judge Phelps and were married.
“WHY?"
Tllc greatest question in the world
“Why?" says Tile Iialman.
You have never reached the. bottom
of any matter tintll you asked and have.
found out_ “Why?" '
Old man Newton was lying under ll
tree. when an apple fell to the ground
-lllste.ad of flying up in the air,
He asked himself “Wily. "‘
Hence the discovery of the Law of
Gravitation
Young Watt was-hanging around in
the kitchen bothering his mother about
when dinner would be ready when he
happened to notice that
The steam in the kettle was forcing
tIIhe lid up, and he did not say "Watt?"
lit-
He asked himself. “Why?“
Hence we ride in a railroad car in
stead of a stage coach.
A good many people when they ask
themselves "Why'?" are satisfied 'to
answer-"Bee us. "
But they don't discover any new
laws nor invent new methods of getting
ahead.
Some people succeed in the hat blis-
lness and
Some don't.
"Why?“
THEATRICAL MAN DROPPED DEAD
WINS'IED. March l.l.—Williani Mc-
Plli. Proprietor of a vaudeville show
which has been exhibiting in this state
and Western Masontflhusctts dropped
dead while walking on the street In
Norfolk yesterday. its had been slay-
ng in Norfolk for several weeks. Yes.
terday he seemed in his usual health.
The medical eamntner decided that
death was probably due to apopleay
and notified the coroner that there
was no indicationof foul play Mom
was 88 years old and
aromas cannons: Altitlvaa.
new WORK, stat-ca lli. -—'raa birds
Lina steamer Chorokee Ia rrived today
tillersary today. The tonstitlllion of
the bank was written by Alexander
stockholder and director. Tile bank-
hiit: ill-illpltil its present lot-alien. Iii
William and Wall streets. since 1798.
so thatloxcept for u lenlporarl icinoval durlng' stake
.l yellow fever cpIdemlc
IMMIGRATION HEAD TAX. \
WASHINGTON March i.’l.—At
be ginning of today' a session of the Stu i
ate the following bills were passed: .
lllfll
The strike meaning he is flcqucntly ignorzsnt
Lately Mr. Allen's friend was grcct-
ed by the remarkable announcement on
l.l_VIr.‘i_ bill not the laborers were par- his servant's part that:
tics the unions declaring that tile peo- l “De gastronomlkul gentleman would
pit of the. eight hour work day is at like to see y.ou sab.‘
Wolk on nearll all of the iar.'e "l‘he what!‘ exclaimed the master,
buildings in course of construttiou l perplexed to know who his friend was
was suspended today. lol’ suill an epicllrean temperament as
. to justify such a designation. .
GRAND DUKE TO VISIT HERE. "ilc gastronomlkul gentleman. sail." .
Nii‘W YORK March lh—-Tlle Grand repeated the old fellow. with convinc- I
llnke ofI Oldcliberg, who arrived last lug glalltlz ‘be says loll wants to see
not qtlit work yesterday
was tailed without lcfcrcnte to the ar
ltixlcntling the exemption from the week on a flying Hall to the lliiitcld lliul about the gas nlctcr dut's ollt of ‘l
immigration head tax to emigrants States. sailed for Europe todavon the radii! '.~Exchangc '.
from Newfoundland. l Kaiser Wilhelm ll. During his stay in —»—~——-—— l
lit-liming collectors of customs at this country the Duke llslted Niagara Don't worry about the failure of tho ,
\iew York front liability on account of Falls and Washington. his explanation lceclop this winter. You can keep the .
difalcailons amounting to $8. 821 of for the trip being that he desired to Itllttei ill the well next summer. and l
llrlum W. Winter. froln 1895 to l903. Iscc llle falls in winter igct along. ‘
”a. . ,__...__ ._.,..._ _._.-_. .. ._ a. ., - _ __ l
CALL 58-3. . '
coon romas rc car. .
”c-“
CON VINCED
The people are convinced that this' is the place to secure FRESH UP- TO- DATE GOODS. ,
OF RIGHT QUALITY AND PRICES. Our goods stand upon their merits. There is no sub- l
atitutc; it’ a a matter of hcait with you. that what you have to eat you want good.
Maple Syrup. etc.
guaranteed or money back.
Charles E. Seymour. leading Grocer. 33 West Washhqtoli Street.
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE -*
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that are fresh and crisp. We sell them—you to be the judge. No left over job lots here.
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. VERY DEBT‘ MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEI, Ll. 30o.
‘ 3 LBS. FINE DRANULATED SUGAR FREE WITH EACH POUND.
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Insulation or Ian Posts, Box, .4‘
to: lag Tabla salt. so
lost Milka-lotion. its. Io
titans. “place. N, to
Alpha ooifl Groom, oot, lac
unfit" P i:
on: runoIa
1 tan. I'v apricots. 24c
I to. L Ponchos. 24o
' Placer cools cnaauaav out-res. , -« I.
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