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nomen iy - ' ment published a letter, written by a - man -on the : battleship ' non-arrival of the second Pacific squad warm. * communicating with the outside world. Letter Written by Man, on Sevastopol Says Russians Aro Resigned 'to Fate, But Determined to Fight to the End,. ! (Bait Associated Press.) © 'Fokio, Dec. 31.-The navy depart- Sevastopol, . which had fallen into the hands of the Japanese.. The writer despairs of re- lief of the fortress and tells of the déstruction wrought by - Japanese shells. He says the Russians are re- Bigned to their fate and are determined 'to fight to a finish rather than suffer thé shame of syrrender owing to star- vation, Following is the text of the letter: \The fortress cannot resist after De. camber The progress of the enemy lln reducing our principal line of outer defences is not fully known, but it is frresistible, \We are sadly disappointed over the ron and are daily nearing our miser- able end. \Genéral Stoessel's so-called im- pregnable line of outer defences is 'now a myth. With 203 Meter Hill lost, the fall of Port Arthur cannot be rvoided. Its capture by the Japanese means the fall of the town, however strong the other defences. \The new town is at the nrercy of the enemy's fire. The old town alone 4s defendable and here alone may re- sistance be prolonged. '\'Two-thirds of the defenders of 203 Meter Hill were lost. ~ \'The Sevastopol, which was exposed .to the enemy's fire in the daytime, left the harbor on the night of Dec. 8 with out being towed. - She carried only 111 Instead of her complement of 660 souls When she went out she had her nets down, but\was struck twice by the enemy's torpedoes and was beached, irreparably damaged. Gen- eral Stoossel highly praised the offi- cors and crew of the ship. \\Fuel is almost unobtainable and It is impossible to keep our bodies . \'We no longer have a wireless tel- egraph system and have no means of Our isolation is complete. There is no news and we have had no informa- tion for a long time. \It is impossible to smuggle ammu- nition, The captain of the King Ar- thur brought only barley. (The King Arthur, a British steam- @r, was captured Dec. 19 while at-. tempting to leave Port Arthur, by the Japanese guardship Asagari. She had | .on board Russian naval officers who were attempting to join the Russian ; Pacific squadron. She is now at Sase- bo undergoing trial.) \There is a large hole in the hull of the Sevastopol and she is completely disabled,. All that remains for those on board of her {s to do their utmost in repulsing the enemy's attacks The enomy's torpedc boats cate close to the Sevastopol and atacked her as if they were going through or dinary nraneuvers. \Should the Sevastopol sink we are to land at a place already jecided ip On. All are, however prepared to to the very last On us of the Ssevas topo) depends the tuty of rernonuing the honor of the navy aud avoiding the shame and humiliation of threatene| starvation. We woul! rather die than be thus shamed! \From Dec 1 the enemys $ ois oh nhells began to fa\ on the Sevastopol an some of theimn ;, through the decks the bet tom the ship. \Who is responsible for the fat face? It is he who (bl not g.. structions for the prevention of g lap anese landing on the Liao Tung penin- sula? \Among our officers there are few who dare to brave death. the majority le ko ef fne wero 26 to of We (h baving no other desire than to save on Wednesday their own lives. but we are determined to die fighting \ RUSS1aNSs haye ABANDONED Tow v. London, Dec 21 -A dispatch from Cheftoo to the Daily Telegraph says A messenger from Port Arthur states that the Japanese have mounted «igh. goss commanding positions north of the Etse forts, but they suffered heavy losses by the Russian fire The Rus sans bave abardoned the new trwn. but the Japanese hare been unable to occupy it because of fear that it has been mined Shot Four Fellow Employes, Indian Harbor, Ind . Dec #1 - Four men last night were shot and slightly Injured by Frederick Kromer. an em ploye of the American Stee, and Wire company. Kromer. who is san expert workman,. has beep of lato deiag evr tra work and his fellow workmen 46 rianded that be perform no more than the rest of them He remeed , 40 as they wisked and when a numer of emmployes were standing an the ppm patorm in Indiana Harbor some®of them sttaoked Kromer He drew aore ¥civer and commenced in stint indis «rfimifately. fing frur men K- Ler was arroated corte Twenty Passengers Injured. iy. ze. Der 11A Crotral 7» mm m was Wflrhfiwfl twa state of trade says: - f fthese reprehensible crimes.\ ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE i | A4 4A4A4AAAAAAAAAAA4+A4 444+ 44+ ; Ma atinn lam 8 | § leper; on the Condmon of Busmess. (By Asaoclntacb Press) a New York, Dec, 81.—-Bradstreet' Distributive trade generally is matk- ing time, while\ past results and fu- turs prospects are stwbjects of consid- eration. . Industry is of notably large volume for this season of the year, especially in fron and steel and kind- red lHnes of manufacture, The cotton goods manufacturing trade has, however, been again «unset- tled by the slump in cotton 'to below the cost of production, and Southern trade has been depressed in tone there- by. Other developments largely favorable. At the East dlstributlve trade is quiet, while manufacturing, except at Fall River, is active.: The iron and steel trade shows much more than seasonable activity in cur- rent demand and production and al-. most unprecedented confidence as re- gards the outlook for business and prices next year. The breaking of the drought allow— ing of an increased manufacture of coke and the shipmient thereof to fur- naces, has enlarged the production of l iron this week. L Southern trade feels the slump in cotton keenly, but there is a dispost- tion to believe that the South will not sacrifice its product at below produc- tion cost, The break in the raw material has had the effect of driving buyers away : from the cotton goods branch of the | trade,. Business failures for the week end: ing Dec. 29 number 218, against 209 in the lke week in 1903. have been GRAND JURY FAVORS |: 1 THE VVHHJPING PEST H. Brown of the Republican city cen-} - t . | F. A. Williams, chairman of the Re- publican committee, in a signed state- Washington Body Urges Its Establishment in Accord- ance With President's Suggestion. (By Associated Press.) Washington, Dec, 31. - The local |! grand jury has recommended the es- tablishment of the whipping post in the District of Columbia. The ques- tion has been considerably ever since the president in his last an- nual message recourmended corporal punishment for wife beaters in the District of Columbia. The recommen- dation follows. \The desirability of establishing the whipping post as a means of punishing wife beaters and potty larceny offend: ment says: Governor Peabody and Republican state ticket were elected.\ plan to has been modified and that possibly | only Senators Born and Healey, who were seated by the Democratic major- Ity on contests two years ago, will be' Tu gE THOROUGHLY - Every Denver -Will Be Opened by Order of the Court. (By Associated Press.) Dec. 81, - The supreme Denver, court has ordered on investigation so sweeping that every phase of the elec- | tion may be scrutinized. Alva Adams, Democratic candidate for governor, who appeared from the returns to have been elected but who has declared that he does not want the office tainted with fraud, asked the , Ttourt to open every Denver ballot box, but the order of the court goes beyond the mrere examination of the ballots and provides for an investigation of the registration lists, expenditures, tlod matters. the campaign and in brief all elec- Attorneys for Adams and the Repub- lcans asked the court to make its or- der of such breadth that the court need not stop at anything in the in- vestigation. what it meant to do and instructed the lawyers to agree upon the wording of the order and present court for approval next Tuesday. The court sald that was it to the As there are 204 ballot boxes, it is evident that several months will be consumed in the exantination of their contents by the two handwriting ex- perts to be appointed for this work, Special watchers probably will be placed at the court house to guard the registration books until the investiga- iJon. ''There are probably 20,000 fraudu- ent registrations,\ said Attorney J. ral committee yesterday \'There is no doubt that the - entire It is announced that the Republican unseat Democratic senators | urned out. It was also reported that the propo- sition to memorialize the United States : senate to unseat Senator Teller would | agitated : be abandoned. | MANY DEATHS FROM TERRIFIC HURRICANE. (By Anaoclnted Press ) Brussels, Dec. 31. - Many persons } lwere killed or injured in Belgium by & | may gee him. ers has been Investigated by this body ' terrific hurricane yesterday which @180 | fop me, and the majority of the members are caused much damage to property, of the opinion that It would prove ef- | fective In decreasing the number of , l 14 OF CZOLGOSZ ARRESTED. (Fpecial Dispatch to the Evening Nows ) ST LOUIS, bee 31 -Edward Will{am Saftig. allas Edward Westfield, who was In Nf Louls following the as- of Prerfdent MeKiniey be- cause of a remark he made that he had [ aced the pstelo Pin the hands of Czol- worr the asesamin. has been arrested by Spe ial Officers Coughlin and Mealy, suspecce d of Larorry Saftls from the workhouse previeus oapture here and «hoe fe left ®'*o Louis he mu over the world Ha men' that he was an ace ctr pus eef coa fume w hen the mirtry a as »etirte | by the on of the cause | opstderahle 84.8 The police ta ovat frp bue t'i he was orly Nou . @TT Pardoned by the Governor, New York, bee 3] M'<trict Attor ney Jerome was informed that Wil Fender of New York city rom In 1S9T onf keepong a had seen pardoned by Governar Femler had not begun to serve =; His ceunw ] had takem (f save that rowh ads President concem how sver «tory and onmprt y tagg wef erp - So \*/ 1. yiete «hop Obde!] \i% seffenuee AT aff rine=l py [» 1% last the «court of appeals on , The parlion was issued || L¥s'rict Attorney Je- rome «aid he had not received the , gsual setter from Gevernor Odell ask- ing him to investigate the case Boilermaker Biamed For Explosion, Philadel; hia, Dree 31 curred T«« 15 on the hattieship Mas sachugetts at the League island navy yard. resulting in the loss of three UTves, was to the negligence of Peter Anderson. a betlermaker The verdic* was rendered on the testi- mony of John Mo Lunkensa chief of the hurean of steam bofler inspection. who sali Anderson arempei to do his work at a time when the pressure of \stram in the beotller was 750 pounds, which is entirely too high for safety Admiral Kaznakoff's Recali, Paris. Des 31 -Admiral Kaznakof rtarts {or Sto Perershurg today after receiving a Cacvnic dispatch saying Pmperor SNichmias desire} 'to enneult with bam The admirale hkea'th which i#eaid to Rave Neen the cause of his rocqll ce exr®llent Members of his staff say the remewal of naval propare- ams are doubtless the rasse ef the Aue Cruisers Ordered to Return, Dre 100 qo repart «e=s Cire] and Irumr>l of the gean my? €.« 41 .R irtn Rave “WE??- srmeat bere but LSrmattion If the ore Vire Admira) > nakt maro \* «bige' to amit . renforeomeme \mm the third PartSe | squadron +- Preors®yre tBar tRe org ardemrat ty e ler ke pur tye Yay can t hea lusmm in grow'rg stiless fhey fom mm“ advertiging fw gruwmg teget, Uotter, tro en- | ,M c ’ Prosperity Record. + escaped + rhortly after hs % + has traveled + 10 W # 4 ong ceived an adverse appeal and the convicton had beet murder in the first degree Smith «hat through the head sail the teed was by mask ed men who him and bound and gagged The coroner's , \ fury found tha' theexplostos which o theory Smith killed his wifeto get the aon two life insurance policies Ethelbert, Talbot, Ingram N now making a through his diocese , newspaper men who bave heen a'js to , find him he has declined tn dieses tha mike amthoriy heleve that Puggerger wh ot» | City kam Ck; me - I83 Berlin, Dec. 31..-During a recent vio- ent storm in North Germany four ; persons were killed and a number in- ured by collapsing walls, ; + Buffalo's Wonderful The prat d year has one of Aoprorperits dn Buffaio, as ac flare e at next Sarday « NEWS w ll whoow he ded ve gs We wil. print a 44 page pueper wrod a gener. coir part t oof Gt ck afet ot d foo Hug fais w ghowth and l‘N‘l'np-t'lxru nmerlty af heg It a a matter tlomt every fun, too mabe a gere 7Jl matter eught to rend that be mav setter potbch out ot oa tant ff «rude aind has pesa mirr othe ads ake of the wueen City f othe Lakes + The Sunday NEWS. b 4444444444444 4444 444 44 44 to ffa'l +444 44444 +++ +++ 44+++§++++fi Adverse Decision For G. A. Smith. Albany Dec Rl - «George A Smith Churchville. Menroe county, ore decison from the ourt of appeais today on his appeal rom a judgment consisting him of Smith is indeyr sentence of death for the al eged murder of his wife (Certmide M Mrs Smith was found dead n bed on the morning of Sep §. 1497, The defendant left him His -|ething. how The thar money ver. bore no signs Of struggle of the prosecution is Bishop Talbot Courts Investigation Rethichem, Pa., Dec 21. R:iahop against whom Rev W Irvine of Phijadeiphia. is about to make a presentmen! |; inur of To the - C'ew ease in any way -~ Wali until every. tring comes out.\ he is quoted as say ing 1 am more anwens than any one else to have this investigation and settle for all ume these false rumors andi charges &e Census Cotton Estimate. Iralas Tes Deo Bf »J Ho Conmell. serretary of the Natinmal as- Ballot Box tlar effect,\ I \I am always Interested in good gov- er‘ Nixon and the governor.\ f mert, < - PARKER: LOST His- GASE- Court Dlsmsssed Appeal of Elizabeth | Reich, With Caste. L -- (By Associated Press.) » Albany, Dec. 81 -Alton B. Parker, formerly Democratic candidate for president and before that chief judge of the court of appeals, received an ad- verse decision in the first case he ar- geed be.ore that tribunal since his re- tirement from the bench. Judge Parker appeared month ago as counsel for the plaintiff- appellant in the action of Elizabeth Reich, appeliant, against Edith La Bau Dyer and Lillian La Bau Aymar, as executrices of the last will and tosta- mont of Alice V. La Bau, deceased. 'Mrs. La Bau was an aunt of William K. and the litigation grew out of a transaction concerning real estate known as the Brentwood farm, adjoining the estatgof Mr. Vanderbilt | in the town of Islip, Suffolk county, The property was conveyed to Mrs. ! La Bau by Mrs. Reich as security for a loan, it is claimed, with the under- i standing that it was subsequently to' : be purchased by Mrs, La Bau. The ' present suit was for the difference be- | tween the amount of the loan ang the purchgse price, which was $40,008; The court dismissed the appeal with costs. | SENATOR PLATT NOT T0 RESIGK Says He Has No Intention of Giving Up His Place. hur (By Associated Press.) New York, Dec. 31.1-\I never retire when other people try to force me to retire,\ said Senator Platt when in- formed there was rumor that former Governor Black is to succeed him in I the senate. \I probably shall remain | in the United States senate as long as ,I can. I had entertained the thought ! of resigning If Mr, Black had been | elected in Senator Depew's place. I was as much interested in the return of Mr. Depew as if I myself had been : the candidate.\ | When asked what effect the return of Senator Depew would have on the organization Senator Platt said: \I don't see that it will have any particu- \Your friends are saying that you inow will resume active leadership of the organization,\ it was suggested. \It is useless to discuss a matter of that character at this time,\ said the senator. \Do you expect to confer with Gov. ernor Odell over organization mat- ters?\ \I don't know what I should confer with him about,\ said Mr. Platt. \I I suppose he will send I expact to see Speaker Nixon before the organization of the legisla- ture.\ \Will you have any tlong with reference to places?\ he was asked. recommenda- committee ' ernment. I have got a little list of {recommendations that I shall make to He declared that the appointment of Mr Franchot was an excellent one and | added 'It is the best evidence that Mr. Higgins intends to be the real governor of the state.\ RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS. ; scene Examinations to Be Held on January 17 and 18. about a | cwteal pleces of coal and @wnilow UNDER MMAEST. Connéaut Institution . cused of Making False ~- Entry, (By Associated Press,) Cleveland, 'Dec, 31. -Cashier O. C. Iillle and President C. M. Traver of the First National bank of Conneaut, O., were arrested at Conneaut by U. 8. Marshal Chandler upon a warrant charging the bankers with a violation of the national banking laws, the specific charge in Mr. Lillie's case be- Ing the making of a false entry in the books of the bank, changing the sum of $233,605 to read $223,605; Mr. Traver is charged in the warrant with beingan accomplice of the cash- ier in the alleged falsification. Deputy U: 8. marshals brought Cash- ler Lillle to the federal court here last night, where he waived .preliminary examination and gave ball in the sum' of $10,000 for his appearance in court early next February. He was accom- panied to court by his wife and 4 year-old daughter. President Traver, in charge of a deputy nrarshal, is on his way to Cleve- land from Conneaut,. He will probably be brought before the United States officials immediately, The First Na- tional bank of Conneaut closed its doors nearly two weeks ago after a run upon it the preceding day. The bank has a capital stock of $50,000. The cause of the run, the bankers said at the time, was that the report had gained currency that Mrs. Chad wick had suceeded in securing large loans from it. The bank officials deny holding any Chadwick paper. CLEVELAND TO HAVE THREE-CENT FARES. (By Associated Press.) Cleveland, Dec, 31.-The Cleveland iment in 3 cent fare for a distance of two miles from the center of the city on the lines of that road. The 3 cent cars will run only the 3 cent fare dis- tance. The experiment is the first of its kind in the country and is of spe- clal interest In street car circles. No transfer will be given for a 3 cent car fare. The trial is the outcome of re- cent local agitation over the settle- ment of the street car question in this ; city and is for the purpose of demon-l strating the practicability of 8 cent fare. HSR QUEER APPETITE. New Jersey Git-15218 Coal, Paper and Toothpicks. (Rpecial Dispatch to the Evening News.) MOUNT HOLLY, N. d.,) Dee B1.-- Cashler cand President of Electric Rallway company will exper- | | by | who walked swiftly down through the Rule of Three In travel \the rule of three\\ refers to the three famous trains - The. Southwest Lim-, ited between Chicago and Kan- sas City-The Pioneer Limited between Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis - The Overland Limited between Chicago, Omaha and San Franasco, all via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul Railway | -On your next trip through the west, why not arrange to go one way and return an- other? Choice of foutes and stop-oversat interesting points. As this railway owns and operates its own sleepmg, din- ing, hbrary and other cars, it offers to travelers on these trains an excellence in equip- ment and service not obtain- able elsewhere. ' Tickets and Information 200 ELLICOTT SQUARE BUFFALO. LUCRATIVE TRICKS. How Professional Beggars Base Their Appeals for Alms on the Public's Emotions. Never do pan-handlers make the mis- take of appealing to the reason-the emotions of the crowd only are at- tacked; there is always a complete hu- man story in the pose. What, for in- stance, could be more compelling of sympathy than the spectacle of the bent old grayhead patiently and de- spairingly, at it seemed, grinding a wheezy old organ which he had tied in- te a broken-down baby-carriage? The suggestiveness of that perambulator, voupled with the walls of that organ, more forlorn than mortal child ever ut- tered, was worth dollars a day to the old fellow. It was art, reprehensible of course, but art, nevertheless. And the artist grew rich, for when 'dnvestigated by the police. he was found to be the owner of many houses In Hoboken Again, could there be anything more likely to excite compassion than the crust-throwing trick? It was invented a German beggar, named Lang, whose French disciple, Lemaire, prac- ticed dt subsequently. I have seen a erust-thrower operating In Sixth ave rue. He was a semi-well-dressed man frt, crow1s of shoppers. Suddenly he ut- tere] a hoarse cry and durted out Into the roadway. where, pouncing upon a crust of bread (which he had thrown there previously), he began gnawing it ravenously. He dld not wault for sym- pathy. He walked rapidly away, but u number of women who saw the rect ran after him and- crowded one an- other for the privilege of giving him money.~January Eveqyljody's. A++ 44444 Beatrice Cardwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert P Curdwell of Pine street, I has cultivated a taste for many articles: not found on the hill of fare. and then, caused Illness. from which she recove| ered In time oto enjoy (hrl<trn.’1q| Strange ns I:; may seem. her iline as the direct caure of eating waste plywr teothpicks and a plece of anthracite coal. At every the girl will; them - has become one apportunity The eating of paper of her favorite pastUmes, and her par ents have to keep r close water of her Z Mix-Up in Council Chamber. Elmira, Dec 31 -A disgraceful: was enacted in the common , chamber last night when the council assembled for its final meet (fy Associated Proms ) ALRANY Prec 31> The Staite Pluca. tran Departmert annources that the vext exnminitions for appointments to NhoJee a hoelarechipe {p thia State is {}] be held on Jae 1% and 1+ JSL at Col- upahtr University New York Cornell Unidveretty, Ttha a Svrv use TUn}vera. ity Syracuse and Edu ation Depart. Albans Candidates are fe- queated oto ( omiminleate ag early as ra tf able with the Chairman of the omit tre of admibra«tration and exoerd Prep dect Butler of Columbia Uc veraity. gn the- point at which they whi present themselves far ex amin atior Baroness MacDonald Visits the Pope. Rome, De- 30 -The pope received - In private audience in his study Baron. ess MacDonald widow of the late Canad.an premier. The pontiff on this cason spoke in French for per- haps the first time in a private aud. ience He asked Lady MacDonald to sit next to him. saying ber visit was an honor for him. The pope said he knew how fairly her late husband grreaterl the Canadian Catholics and ' presented the baronmess with a medal bearing the pope's head on one side and his arms on the other side Aft» erwards Baroness MacDonald visited Papal Secretary Merry del Val in the famous Borgia apartment. raid was the most perfect representa- tion it was possible to imagine of an apartment of the Middle Ages, Refuses to Submit to Inquisition. New York. Dee 31 -Officera of the > New York Edison company, who had heen summoned to appear before Comptroller Grout and give testimony 'n the investigation into the cost of furnshing electric lighting in New . ¥ork eifty. presente] a letter at the epening sessinm of the investigation - demmmg tw» rerognize the summonses i Mayor Coleman which she . ing Alderman MeGuigan charged with offering to tmy gravel from a certain gravel pit for the city if $1,000 was sent to him 'The mayor indignantly denied the charge and called the allerman to order He told him to take his seat and the alderman persisting the mayor called upon a pollceman to remove him The officer attempted to obey when others interfered. There was a mixup and blows were exchanged At the com mand of the mayor the officer desisted and the alderman finally took his seat Later warrants were aworn Aut for Alderman MeQGuigan and Alderman Kelly charging them with resatsting an oflcer in the discharge of his duty. Profit Sharing Plan Renewed. New York. Dee 31.-The profit shar Ing plan of the United States Stee} Corporation. under which employes of the corporation are permitted to suh seribe to the preferred stock, will he renewed in the coming year terms which have not yet been mrad» known. When the plan was first put out, the subscription price was $82 50 per share. Late in 1903 the subscrip- tion price was reduced to $55 per share, the stock having had a corres- ponding decrease in value. Sentenced For Attempted Murder. Detroit, Pes. 31 -Louis Haxer has ' been convicted of attempted murder | and sentenced to the state prison at ' | Jackson for life In attempting to kill fhia wife in a local bakery on Dec. 3 | he shot two women and later shot a policeman who arrested him and a by- stander. All his victims recovered. New Year's Gift of $50,000, Syracuse, Dec. 31 -The Syracuse Hospital of the Good Shepard was made the recipient of a new years gift of $50.900, the domer being Wil epriatinn. derlared that the giumers an4q declaring thei the comptroller had B Cogoweill, general manager of and farmer are in amcord with the cet oa, power requiring them to comply | the Solvay Process company of this #z8 bureag in iso e~rtfon estimBI®® uith his request As there were to - CHHY. who bas previcusiy contributed 'Here and there farmers are fnun'? carnesses to »o heard the sessign came i | large soms for lts support. wha deciare that the reneus entton eg timates have heen burtfaol to the grow. era interesa. ~ he said Fut no large arganizansmsos of farmers have go or. pressed ther=se'ves as indirated in Mr Notth s atatement of yesterday ° New Texr's Frrorselon Rate ; Ts at poomits ino Carnia er~ept come ; 1 =q K*flfl*\l’* alenm co paintp in vpmwwa'j «B Mag rax rard my. *- Her (\B | aml at: Han strees n\Indes Prepr=l dn Hatile (“reek “WP P4. nmemg trim to an abrupt end five minutes after it began B Ta Investigate Corgo State Affairs Lcd l of NM Y. Ema: ight frr the Corgd by way of Na- | pics and Chiro At Caro Mr Briig iman Jilos J 3 Harrisson the ard hig game Eontet, whenrctihoy Ll} both procsod m the Mr Ewing pan wil the “fem of the Inmdepesitent siste, U '=, Iro 31 -Herber® L Prig {} leaves Lerdcon | «f After Christmas. Emith. Sr -Stop eryimg at are' have enema t6 Kirk abmut Smith H wam'zezfi a fosthal -Towt Tapice i |_ mo CPRE a CoLn Tt nav. piano men. ior fiflk‘m‘m to on exch bow She : | Momemertcent to Western Pulnts | Sasse (o me ca fist no tita at Ulty Oro, $09 Sas S%. U \‘.‘ 4 | i t+4+++464 \trae \earth s work flow ip iu' Per Mom sa sn | . arma ge under © ¥Fau 5 . It -That is why I am angl Buffalo's Factory 1 cirls Are a Joly Lot + There are approximately 8000 young women in Buffalos who work tor their living and of these fully half are employed in Buffalo fac. tories Our photographer made a tour of the shops this week and me. curbed «ome Pnteresting pletures of this army. and they I make vou thisk They all look proaper» ons, are well dressed and -from thir appearance one is immediate- iv dmpressed with the fact that factory oworktrg ino Buff@lo is a pretty desirable job after all. In the Sunday NEWS. t 4444444444444 4444444444 ; H ; f : Rhinoceros Butts Train. A on Charon recently occurred - on tha Ux rda Rarlway. British East Africa, wasld he poas{bhle nowhere else on A hage buil rhinoceros ruahed out he and charged at full speed goccalled \upemixed\ train, which g down as It flpprnm'hud the Sultan Hamond 38) mtie« from The train was estopped, and the Crhine was discovered abnut 1m! vards down the track Slowly he returned ; te thie jungle and was lost to sight He did rot escape ugharmed, for pleces of his thik ekin were found adhering to the trair but the fierceness of his assault ema«hed the engine «tep and splintered 'he drot ard a half foothoard of the first St James Gazette + 6+] thi Tobacco Blindness. « Lv Buffaio SAFETY Convenience Accommodation In Banking and Savings Accounts ARE OFFERED YOU BY THE | comomweatth teust company Through Its Mcthods of Conservative and Secured Banking VERY dollar loaned or invested by this Company is- secured by ap- proved collateral. JNVESTMENTS of this nature to- l gether with its investments in munic- ipal and other bonds of the highest character, and its capital and surplus of Over One Million Dollars afford the strong- est elements of safety for its depositors. ANUARY commences one of its regu- J lar quarterly interest periods. De- posits made during 'the early days of January will receive interest from the first of the month. Your Account is Cordially lnvnted The officers would be pleased to seo all who may desire to open accounts and confer with them upon any subject rolating to their business affairs or the methods pursued by the Company In the conduct of its business. ASH R R CITY TICKET OFFICE, %87 MAIN STREET, ELLILOTT SQUARE ~@Q Leave TRAINS. Arrivo #m 1 ......Buxrrun.........mlvo Wmuu Deror...... C. Dxpror..... -.......Bucx Rocm....... §), *, 0.» Nmmagana Farps....... 9 Arrive. ...... (pm-morn ...... Leave H Orca as eck l g ; World's Fair Station . « reer .... 6 H asi... ,, Kansas l..... 008 All Trains Dally. J. N. NOFFNER, City Passenger and Agent, Leave, .. is sak eve aa rx art | rx Axt C. 8. CRANI, flcn'l l‘ul'r and Ticket Ag‘t, BT. LOUIS, M0. ll. F. KELLEY Gen'l A % Puo'r Dop't, BU VPALO, Y. «ames Amerlon's Greatest Rallroad.\\ ENNSYLYANIA N EW YORK RAILROAD BUFFALO & ALLEGHENY YAIZLB! DIVISION AND . NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY Vestibuled trains oetween Buffalo mad Pitts» burg. Through Vestibuled Trains be- tween Buffalo, Philadelphia, Bal- timore and Washington. Schedule In Effect November 27, 1904. 1 VIA BUFFALO AND ALLEGHENY VAL- LEY DIVIBION. Traims leave and arrive Exchange Streot Etation as follows: Ar. Buffalo, Lv. Butfalo. * ® 8:45 am Mayyilio, Corry, Oll City, * 6:30 pm Bank and Pittsburg. © Pullman brotler buffet parlor car between Buf- falo and Pittsburg. ® #100 am WASHINGTON DaY Ex- PRESS. Through vestibule train. Pullman parlor car P. R. R. cate _ car, an coach between Buffalo and Washington, Pullman par- lor car and coach between Buffalo and Philadelphia. ! * 9:00 pm WASHINGTON N 1 G HOT ® 7:30 am | EXPRESS. Through vee- Ubulo train, Pullman buf- fet sleeping car and comch between Buffalo and Washington, Pullman buf- fet _ sleeping car - and coach between Buffalo and Philadelphia. *11:00 pm Mayville, Corry, Oll City, Rod Bank and Pittsburg. Pullman sleeping car be- tween Buffalo and Pitts- burg. leave and arrive BUFFALO Local trains s {follows: Emporium Junction Accm $1245 pm | am Brocton Accom ........ 10 pm East Aurora Accom....... t ‘28 pm Titusville & Ofl Clty Ac.. {12:20 pm m Emporium Junction Acm.. t 6.10 pm Brocton Accom.... ...... * $:20 am tn East Aurora & Olean Ac..;* 8.50 am East Aurora Accom....... t 7:80 am East Aurora Accom....... 11015 pm / Olean & Bradford Accom. $ 6:10 pm 9;40 pm East Aurora Accon, & VIA NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY Trains leave and arrive at Exchange Street fitation via Canandaigua as follows: Ar Buffale, Elmira, Wil- 111;00 pm Harrisburg, New | York, & HUDSON RIVER R. R. THE SIX-TRACK TRUNK LINE, VIA NLIAGARA FALLS. Excnange St. Station. 30 am. Boston a Chicago Special.* N lcago Exprou. Accommo Mi tire AG aum SSSEQSS am. am. ation ...... a The Metropolitan ..... -> .Southweatern Limited... um....bnke Shore Limited... «.... Eastern Express ..... am....., Accommodation ...... am..... The New Yorker ..... am...... Accommodation ...... pm.... Empire State Express.... pm..... New York Express.. pm...Geneva Accommodatios., pm.... Specia m. Express.... pm... .,._Actommodatt . N. Y. 4 ... Bi & pm «+ Int jee @ngres ca 1- i- & 0008 00<4 =3 Ctsm me sysss ® 7:35 pm aaannqafih635fi‘wo5'pnnfi pm...0|eve. & Y. Special & .. Batavia Accommodation..* pm... Southwestern Spect l 20 pm..... L Cte Imt aoa *9 :60, ‘2:00, ,: R *6:16, #7:25, ©8110, To LockPort~f5 *8:10, M.; t1:05, ©3:80, ‘6:00. «mo. - 130 Lewiston-*6:50 A. ©13:20, 14:25, ‘lndlcnteu daily; # dally except Sunda x daily except Monday; : alleging gar passage gers only UnionTicket OfMflce,8377 Main stroot, , corner Eagle. Telephones - Bell, \Beneoa 2710,\ \Frontier 4205.\ Baggage called for and checked through to destination,. Ticket office also at Exchange Street Station. H. PARR H. A. THOMAS, Gen'l A Buffalo. Dist. Pass. Agt A. H. SM GBO. H. DANIEL? Gen'l Mgr.. New York Gen. Pass. Agt. LAKE. SHoRe. Union TICKET OrFiCE, 977 Main St. {191 (TELEPHONE, BEXNECA $110.) Trains arrive and depart Exchange Street Btution. DEPART (Pharm- Braxpanp Tock] ARRIVE. ® Shore Limited ® 7:09 am U m t & t vvvuv #BB 1: 8: 41> 8: 1: 6: H 6: 11: 9; 28 t t # J t t 1 t t 6100 am lWatkins. rmspo Phllugelnlmla Baltimore and Weaning- con - Buffet parlor car be- tween - Canandaigua and Philadelphian Pullman sleeping car Harrisburg to Washington. Peon Yan, Watkins, El- mira, Williamsport, Har- risburg, Philadeipbia, and New ork. Pullman sleep- ing car between Harris» butg and Now York. Accommodation. Elmira and intermediate stations Arrives Elmira 8:45 P » * 5120 pm Watkins, | Elmira, | Wil- llamagort, Harriaburg, Philadeiphis, New York, Baltimore, and Washing- ton. Pullman buffet sleep- fog - car _- Rochester to facut - LENIGH VALLEY man sleeping car Canan Station, Washingtonand Scott Streets, do! ua to Philadelpbis I c u! mimlm Arrive 110;09 am t 4:15 pm 0 . Pacifo Exprosk. ......... \% Wmflold Accommodation; lik. a+ * cee \R s 468 P g: . (”bingo '& New York 5:11pm .. ©1.20 A. * Daily, + Daily, except Sunday. {Daily, except Monday. J. W. DALY, Gen'l Mn Ac’t. 810 FIDELITY n'w‘o. w en sep tiem 1 3-39 pm t T:10 pm ; 110:15 am | I'r MeNab of the Manchester Royal Ese Ho«pital has disenvered hitherto un- perties dir othe humble pipe. Giv ng dn a compensation ease at tne {ocal ceart he said he considered the tae vision of a plaintiff was caused, no by a blow Iro a brick, but hy \te- h indress C Th said that one gad a | , haif mune of tohsecro a week were quite lest to impair the eyesight. and ha bad known a case where a man of middle ' age was a sufferer from the effecta of half an eusee a week - Tit-Bits, The Stomach's Tribulations. The chief of the Paria Laboratory, who bas heen lecturing Parielans upon their digestins put it this way. 'Wken a man 'akes milk for breakfast preserved with formic aldehyde, when he eate at 'uncheon a alice of ham ke good by borax, with spinach or French ans made green with sulphite of copper, and when | he wasres all that down with haif e bot- of wine cleared with an excess of laster of parts. and that for % mw ds it to he expected that web aA man car have a stomach\-St James Gazette, years. mfleflmr Weir exes We. 1 { ; tess wf the WWW | Phos soa Page We Jae term Sn oe. ie Necrons Raina ® . lama” flames, Chicago & Fulton Sts. | -- | xa mare a“ m * Daily. t Dairy except Sunday : Sunday all?o \Iofuss Baffale Fer sleeping car berths and tickets arpl‘ 1 40 an g g Pf B P Fraser, Passenger Agent Buffs 1060 prs trict, 307 Main street, Elitcott Square, Buf- fale Tulane:- No. Seneca 544 Beli, and Ns. £201 Pr W. W. ATTERBURY, J. R. WOOD Pacs'r. Trafic Mgr. BOYD. GQGaneral Manager. General Passenger Agost. 11-25-64 LACK AW ANNA ..Act office H3 - Mak - sdcel, 1518ka mm. Station and ticket office at foot of In cum Jul: £3, 1804. _ _ ___ 1 Ly .Bulf. |Ar.N.Y. New York & Philadelpbus \1:45 am! 3:25 pre Scranton Accommodation.. 18:00 am Lackawanna Limited...... [ 7:30 pra 6:5) am In= hm ca Du Vanni. Build, & ® « ++ +0% «0+ »0% « 00 th ne 4b $i an maire +m m + lawn and Sa \ - K wrk It g: Yin?! at Pamwumb ateilton and Tow-nu Exp. +0 «0+ 60+ lufirm bandwagon: HC m on, wisnmaron ans 5.13. sate. Wm ERIE RAILROAD Ticket Offos, 309 Main St., Ellloott Square. STATION, EXCHANGE AND HICHIGAH STS. *Daily. i fsh madam (Ly. Buffalo Ar Bun-Jo. lockesteip iPS non m thin t C p p> pp pp E3888; Fr Groveland AccommodMonJ New York Express......... Ve- Totk Limited. - w York \The Ow @.. be thfl t Da except Sunday. 3‘s“; To as ast E ervation ays im ce. Telephone-Eell, - Seneca | GOL. | Froantiop #01, Pullman ard Dining Cars om all through >m ra ;o PCP pp pone mo peru in s fits-cocoa“ Com in on pn Frepflunnnuur 8 AE EEE EEmM m popa poe | Sigirs F TELEPHONE, SELL. SENECA 298, mommies aw 3.31”.me K. Y. C E. menu. +1 06 p 1.315? Mas It 20 mons, aP. A. Comms URE TH R O L \The Kingars Fells Rate.\ gran gusgpfiifi cure CITY TICEET Main Street. n ara U ban, Smee 165; Prestier 4206. Wen? raging Trains loaroand arrive Wham Etreet {W bog in “5? \Is efface Swe. 82, tie (Baek, Tomei br. An. Phere - $ hwfifiAthvfl a1 These Detcct “Wig? new“ nomad | P 5,1 j Pwlflv’eiy Cores Jit— Ns ne 130 thee - wh’fiiwawfimkgg . ‘x fig | tare ts ony gr pexts the falsi hos o* u «4 22! p tes the ogee qing & Leal® tke t f\ Egg-“saith who BE ett £3 ride T Mm ”an Tai me TSRN a e s cane ot f “33‘me «sq‘mnu'l % jie x3 Pat “hm ® ae. a ROWE NE’MEM. C0. wmmm bo Niagara $4, - BoSaln N.Y. | ovreX cnm. sopsidut. ** .s
